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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-23

CRoLERA In MINERAL PorSr.--The Trib-
une AZ The 10Th says there have been ten deaths
fq rhOIera 10 that village.
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Prairie du CHEN Lime.
Do BBLS. at my landing, for sale. The
~ quality is probably suitable for STUNNING.
XVII tt 5. FINDLEI.
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sT President TAYLOR was attacked on the
iAtb Of August with vomiting and other symptoms
OF dangerous illpsss, at Carlisle, Pa. on has sum
mel tsor; but vas soon relieved.
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NEW ATTRACTION

NEW ATTR CTION.
M r. CHARLES CAVE informs his friends
lvl and the public that he has just opened
A Splendid Bowling saloon,
with appropriate accompaniment. in Roberts
new building, near the new Post office, in Saint
Paul. The lovers Of the recreation of Bowling
Will hnd the Accommodations and entertainments of
the most complete and perfect description. jy26
VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS.
- RAMMARS-Smith's Kirkham' S, Brown
NJ Billions, FraZee's and Wells.
Arithmetics Smiths, Adams, En-
erson's, Rays, Colburn's, Dabolls, Pixies and
Perkins
Biographies = Mitchell's, Smiths, Olney's,
Morse's, Goodrich's and Warren's. Mitchell
Outline Maps, Mitchell's High School Biography
Observation-Disclosures United States, Goodrich 5
United States, Wizards United States, Hale 8
United States, Grimshaw's United States, Pin
nock's Rome, Pinnock's Greece, First, Second
and Third Book of History, Parley's Common
School History and Worcester History, ETC.
Dictionaries - Walkers, Webster's Cobb's,
Reds, Worcester's, Johnson's.
y26 J. BROOKES, Gaiena Book Store.
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To- The President has issued Proclamation
to warn citizens of the United States against en-
gaging in an exPediion. supposed TO be on foo. in
opr cities. to invade Cuba.
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e.. ID. BEYANS.

Dealer in Stoves and manufactures Of every de-
scripton of Tin and Copper Ware, few doors
below the American House, Saint Anthony
street. lStf
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FAMILY MEDIcINES.

FAMILY MEDICINES.
Anti-bil;ous cathartic, vegetable, and ague pills
Coxe's hive syrup, .Stoughton's btters, Burgundy
pitch, Lniment-voIatile, nerve and bone, poor
mans and anodype Am, Thompson's eye water
opodeldoc, paragoric, castor oil without taste or
smell, rheumatic Drops together with every are
ticle in the Drug line for sale cheap for cash.
DEWEY s. CAVALIER.
81, Paul, April 81, l849. LILY.
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Stilluater Business pirrftorn.

5tillwater Business Dirrrtorn.
George Goble,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Land Agent,
Saltwater, Minnesota Territory. Entries
made by Military Land Warrants
REFERENcEs.--IIoD. Otis Bgelow, Geo. A.
Stansbury, Baldwinsville, N. Y; Hon. Chas. S.
Moorehead, Hon. VIM. ID. Reed, r. X. Mckee,
Esq, 5. b. Scofeld, Esq, Mr.. M. Davidson,
Frankfork, Ky. fe2l-tf
FIRE INSURANCE.
The Protection Insurance COMFY, Hart
ford, Connecticut.
The undersigned is the Agent of the above Com
pany. Property Of all kinds Insured on as fa-
vorable terms can be obtained in any of the
Eastern OF Southern cities. Policies issued on
application to ii. l.. MOSS, Ag't,
Saltwater, NJ. Il.
Henry l.. Moss,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and general
Land Agent.-Stillwater, MINI. Ter. Land
Warrants constantly on hand and for sale
warranted genuine.
REFER TO
Messrs. Woodward & Dusenbury, N. Y. City.
st p. Choutean, Jr., & Co, st. Louis.
s' X. MrKense & Co., SO Sc
sc Hampstead s. Washbum, Galena, H.
JAMES CaIteF 9 To-,
II. l.. Dousnan, ESQ.,, Prairie du Chen.
Hon. III. ii. Sibley, Minnesota Ter.
Ii. nj. Rice, Esq, " !"
Churchill & Nelson,
Forwarding, Commission and Lumber Merchant,
and dealer in Hardware, Dry Goods and Gro
ceries.--Near the steamboat landing, Saltwater.
Morton S. Wilkinson,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and general
Land Agent-StiIlwater, Min. Ter.
RErERENCEs.--Hon. w. III. Seward, Auburn,
n. Y, Hon. DanieI Colt, Syracuse, N. Y. j..
Wilkinson, Esq, yracuse, n. Y, Hon. Alb.
Lincoln, Springfield, H., Churchill & Nelson,
Saltwater
VIM. WilIim,
Plasterer and Stone and Brick Mason.
Conrad Brown.
Boot and Shoe maker.
Jesse Taylor.
Stone and Brick Mason,
Cove 81 Battles,
Carpenters and House-Builders.
Michael PheIan,
Niachtnist and Millwright.
Harvey Wilson,
County Surveyor
SubIitt's
Fruit and Confectionery store.
WIN. Cove,
householder, Carpenter and joiner
Cogswell & Johns,
House, Carriage, and sign Painters
John Collier,
Groceries, Liquors, Wines, &C., at retail.
DIR. Christopher Caldwell,
Physician and Druggist.
John Anderson.-Tailor.
John Smith,
General assortment of best family Groceries.
Peter POnsOn,
Dry Goods, Groceries, aud general assortment q
Goods
Perry Edwards,
House bvider,. and Carpenter and Joiner.
Minnesota House,-H. Curtis proprietor.
VIM. uOicOmb,
Register Of Deeds, Justice Of the Peace; alst
surveys lumber.
Matthew Taisey.
Racksmithing in all its branches; also wagoI'
and carriages ironed and repaired.
J.. III. Brewster,
Dealer in Dry Goods and Groceries.-Atth the lane
ing, Saltwater.
John McCusick,
Lumber Merchant, also Dry Goods, Groceries al:
Hardware.
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.a. ~ 3; LIyERPooL. July %.
There were sss deaths in. London by cholera
Gsr " past week.
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Hon. AxssExr, GALLATIr died at bis resi-
demo in New York on the morning of the 9Th in
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-23

EyRESH HAMS received Senator, and for sale
II by +. l.. +. CO.
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no The Galcna -and Chicago railroad is
completed 90 miles TO Bahcock's Grove.
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TAILO rim G..

LORIN
TESIlE subscriber would respectfully inform the
4 citizens Of st. Paul, that he has taken the
shop recently occupied by Z. r. Johnson, on st.
Charles slreet--where he is prepared to make TO
order all kinds of GENTLEMEN GARMENTS
short notice. From his long experience in the
business, he is confident of being able to give
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their
CUSTOM.
". Ii. TINKER.
St Paul, June Ilth, lS49 S,t.
DIR. Il. II. POTTS,
T AVING made st. Paul his permanent'resi
Il n dence, will attend to all calls in his profess
sion in town and country. He may be found at
present, at The store of MIR. W. Ill. Forbes Aft
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Pu1LADELPHIA, Aug. Il.
Fifteen cases cf cholera and three deaths re-
ported.
NK,s YoRK, Aug. a.
The Board of Health has reported 90 cases Of
cholera and SO deaths in the last -, hours.
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Tennessee.

LOUISVILLE, August z, p. NJ.
Trousdnle, Democratic Governor, is cleo
ted by 5000 majority. Ewing, Wing, cleo
ted to Congress in the Nashville district, by
IS ma ority. The dempcrats have carried
the Senate and legislature, and have gain
ed three members of Congfess.
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Loss Of the Empire State.

MIR. Wilson, editor of the Chicago Jour
nat, on board the steamer Empire State
at the time she sprung a leak on Lake
Michigan, and he communicates the follow
ing account to his paper;
WRECK OF THE EMPIRE STATE. !
Lake Michigan, August II, 1S47.
Nothing, ASIDE from the cry of fire. is so
calculated to- appah, when atloat on the
great deep, as the announcement that the
vessel has sprung leak.
Ii WAS thus the passengers on the ''Em-
pire State" we're startled on her last trip
from Chicago, on the night of the 9Th inst.
The day Of her leaving Chicago had been
but a succession of changes, alternating from
a southern wind and gentle. shower, 10 a
miniature nor'Wester, succeeded by MistS
asd fosa.
Shortly before nightfal, the white scud
could he seen creeping slealthly along the
northern horizon, the ridetes lowering
round our advance, and by no means Of hap
py aIsnr.
The wind was CAST increasing. and soon
became gale. Lamps, tables, and otto
mans set up n series of cotilliOns, while
here and there, some ambitious passenger
seemed anxious to catch the step, as he
veiaured, through the maZes of the saloon,
nj least haH the time, measuring his length
atbwars ship, or else. making desperate
plunge against some uno!fending state room,
starting the sleeper 10y his intrusion.
III was tius the gal!ap, steamer struggled
on against unequal odds. until about ID
o'clock, A. NJ, when she WAS found to have
sprung leak. At first, it excited 10, alarm
but the wind was still AT its height, and the
water increased 30 fast, that The word WAS
passet: along THAT, she WAS leaking, to which
Imagination quickly added. ALSO. that she
sras sinking!
BY extraordinary skill the boat as run
SO near shore, Mat all persons were saved.
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Kentucky.

In. Kenton, county, Station, the democrat
r candidate, 9s .ahead; the convention pro-
slavery candidate I54 ahead,
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Land Warrants for Sale.
IT HAVE just received a quantity of Land
u Warrants, which viii cell cheap for cash.
Saltwater may 10 4tf II. l.. MOSS.
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George Goble,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Land Agent,
Saltwater, Minnesota Territory. Entries
made by Military Land Warrants.
REFERENcEs.--IIoD. Otis Bgelow, Geo. A..
Stansbury, Baldwinsville, n. Y; Hon. Chas. S.
Moorehead, Hon. Vim. ID. Reed, r. r. Mckee,
Esq, S. b. Scofeld, Esq, Mr.. NJ. Davidson,
Frankfork, Ky. fe2I-tf
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-23

IL. w. Lott,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law. and General
Land Agent.-St Paul.
Particular attention viii be given to collections.
Paying Taxes, Entering Lands, Securing Pre-
Emption Claims, and entries made by Military
Lard Warrants. Stf
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-23

Henry A. Lambert,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law-;St. Paul, Min.
REFERENcEs-A. 8. Collins. Esq, Madison,
Wis.,; David Graham, IT., ESQ.,, J. Prescott
Hall, Esq r NJ. & E. III, Blalchford. Esqs.;
New York; Messrs. L. Cramer, Milwaukee;
Grinnell, Minturn s. Co., Jas. Mccullough, ssi-
NEON Draper, Jas, Bosren, n York. Stf
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FIRE INSURANCE.
The Protection Insurance COMFY, Hart
ford, Connecticut.
The undersigned is the Agent Of the above Com
pany. Property of all kinds Insured on as fa-
vorabe terms can be obtained in any Of the
Eastern OF Southern cities. Policies issued on
application to IL. L. MOSS, Ag't.
Saltwater, NJ. Il.
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SEVEN COWS.
NE iLCII and BEEF, for sale by JOHN CAST
I'VE NER, at Mr.. Motiatts. Lower Saint Paul
august i6u
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David Lambert,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW, 3
And Land Agents.. Paul, Minnesota Territory.
EFs Presumption claims secured, and entries
made by Military Warrants.
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II WANT three Thousand SPOKES, of good
H. timber, for which will pay the highest price
in cash. iapril 2s ltf). WI. II. MOBILES.
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NEy
Qcnibs.

In Bsrlin, I'D instant, widow sherman, nged Ga yeare.
Ia Berlin Sept IT, suddenly Of croupe Alanson c. young.
est son OF Rollins H. aud Mahala u. stewart, aged year
Iho sweetest flowers but bloom die,
The loveest withcr.
In BeI 2Olh inst of cholera, the widow of the Lutte Ma
thaniel Winter.
In Pauicll Aug. "a of the Dyscncty Ella Adanc aged
3yenrs months and II doys-Aiso p lG Sutah Howard
OF tho same fatal disease aged yeur month"; and da,
daughters o. john NJ d Harriet V. Lawrence.
Ever peaceful rest their clay,
And hu'uwed be the spot
For lovely in their lives wee they,
And in their deaths divided not.
In run, suddenly on I'm inst O'Clock A. NJ Mr.. Barn
MD heun aged 80 yousalso the day O'Clock,
T. Nj, Caroline A. wife of Mr.. IT, aged 80 years daughter Of
Mr. Jot aud Phehc Gason of this MI. Mrs. D..
have len three cldcn aud large circle of relatives
friends, who mourn very deeply their uss. When Mrs. b.
FIST taken SICK she sensible she lot long sur
Vve She away her CHILDREN and named her babe hu
three months old. May God his goodness comt the
relatives and hieud they be rcconced this dspensa
ton, be animated with tine hope that they shall on the
brsh plains Of Immortality and he united aud happy iorev
Then calm lie the spot where their firm repOscth
MAY Tho friends who so loved them revisit the graves,
And feel though the cold sod their ashes enc useth,
They lie in the presence OF him who save.
In Concord w. Sept. z, Miss Sally McCurdy, aged 50
years.
Ia Waterford July 90 Susan NJ. wiio of John H. Plumley
and daughter OF Dauic Hill aged % uso sept. H. Susan
Amm, "ged months and days. the only child of John H.
Plumicy.
In Sharon 18th Reuben sspudinc ESQ soldier of the
Revolution and one OF the first settlers of the town. aged
years.
In this the 18th inst Amos Strong Jr AGED A.
years.
la Waitsfeld 18th inst Samuel II. Richardson, aged 90
years.
In Lowell, Mass. Aug. 18th, of consumption Adelne Ma
rlon wife of John r. Rollins and only daughter of Capt Io
r. Austin, o lunbidse uged % Her remains brought
who Is lott TO mourn the loss Of beloved aloconate
child.
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READY-MADE CLOTH
ING
REAL A. A. TGIIBETS.

EERMANlA CLOTHS, Mnhairs, Ching. end Orleans
~ Lustros, SILK Puplns Brpc"de Figd SIX warp Mohnr,
ChangcIbc und Apoccn lustres, An Wool Plain aud Fgd
Do Lanes, Cash do Ecuss,nnd other Styles New Dress
Guods, NJ BADGER. KEITH & BANKERS.
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and from knowledge Of its pars the Committee
cannot but express their full belief ocacious quail
oss The ingredients entering into It's composition Of
such ahigy useful and Alternative character that the Com.
mtee willingly pfo it to he tho BrsT preparation
Sasopoie syrup yet known; and such, think 1t deser
ing OF a diploma"
Muudes now testify TO the virtues ofthis medicine It
does not dench and nuoy tho stomach by nordnno
MS do most of the safsopana compounds But introduced
In moderate quantities, It gives healthy to the whole
system Its upcriem qualities combined with lis highly al
teihvo powers tend To prevent we'll discusses
puHhes the Blood acts sgnally the Lungs and Liv
aud thus produces those and wonderful
accredited Statements of which generally eBdu
ed us.
A1csod by Edward Brinlcy & Co., Druggists, Boston,
Sole Projectors aud het General Agents. None genuine
without DR.. CurheG' signature.
For sale 10y RcdGeld 4 Grnnuis, Montpelier; French h
WALKER Barre T.. Il. G. FRENCH Pln,nfeld Thurber &
Bo"lo', Washington Dickinson aud Poaseo Chelsea also
by agents generally.
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Domestic Wool Market.

NEw NoRK, FRIDAY EvENiNG Sept. 81, 1919.
Our market has been active during the entire week. und
largo oper have bccn made We hear Of sales to the
extent o Ou uuObJ h at prices fully up TO quotations.
MOit Of those operations lots 100, 900 s-
The receipts have heen ug, say 1000 bales Of which 400
ony are "n sathe balance being held for future
tions or having been received in trInsu.
~ 40 time nl the past four years hus tho wool market
hed the same degree OF Duoyuncy AS present The farm
ers are tcdpug rich harvest from the clp and
the only question remaining unsoyed is the mauuac
ers afford to pay these prices That they cannot unless
woorus should m farther advance appears to be generally
conceded but manufacturers believe that the prospect il fur
at asst for their dbcs advance aud therefore meet the
mnIhet with couidccc. There little OF no wool on sale al
less than 81 80 ccrts and low priced could Immediately
placed in large lots 1t all quotations call for We auole
shAunN Gee, a. a g
Fun blood mixed, 81 II 40
i q ] 3 bloua to 81 II 20
tunuc aud greater blood 30 n ~
No. Wool, cry Guihd 90 a 30
do touutB do 90 IL %
Sup Pulled Wool OD n rs
Foreign W,Olcns imported, Sl77 Gl5-- Drv Goods Rrp
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Abncr NtrOrIy : Itstate.

TUE Subsotbers having been appointed by tho Honorable
Probate Court for the strict of Randolph commits
soners 10 receive examine and adjust all claims and de-
10 nds OF all persons against the estate OF Abner Strong
lao OF Orange, in said district deceased, represented nso
vent AID tho term of six months from Inc 18Th day of Sept
lel9, being allowed by sd Court tho creditors of said
deeease 20 exhibit and prove tel respective claims before
us-Gvo Notice that We will attend TO tho dutos OF
pomment at tho dwelling houe Of Auna Strong in Orange
In sud District the inst Monday OF December and March
next, at one o'clock in the afternoon each of days
ARrEMAS HOUGlITON, Commits
DAVID llOLBROOK, ! sioneGs.
Orange, Sept. ISih, A. ID. 1919. 40
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CONSUMPTION.


There IL, perhaps, 70 disease with which country is
Affected which sweeps of annually many victims, rs
that fell destroyer Of tho human taccconsumpinn. Day
after day, year after year. the nsatiae monster hucs to
the portals OF the cold and soni tomb fresh added victims
its conquest. No walk M sacred from it, bghng
tucnoo No Is exempt from its dcuh-dcalng shafts
The od the middle aged, aud the young all alike, food
for THE common enemy of mankind. Tuo whit elaired pa
tarch, whose life n Temperance has rendered his system
impcrvious TO tic auck Of other Ills and whose good deeds
prepared him or tho enjoyment f lies calm evening, finds
consumption stcning ngs upon vals tearing
him fom world ever bright minds which look compa.
Gently ON lays well spent.
Ia there ne help for tho afflicted? No preventive of tho
dangers which bcsct in chungclblo tickle cline
We think there Is. And 1.-THE allegations of husn who are
are at least entitled vomcity may be believed, there
preventive and remedy.
Wistaf's Bastm Of Wild Cherry is offered to suffering
world as such 1t needs not tho al, enlions uid of
lung sng OF fictitious certificates give 1t uoioroty. lis
tue value aud intrinsic excellence sufficient cnte it
to the confidence of he public, and TO
swat on 10 fime''
the ndwe OF IT'S nreator, ns beGctct1 Of his spccos.
None genuine unless signed t. BUTTS ON the wrapper
For sale by REDFiEiU " GRANNIS, Montpelier, X.
Collins, do; Fcuch x Walker, Barre h. L G. french,
Plaindeld Thuhcr u DowIcs, Washington Dickinson and
Peuslce, Chelsea.
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Rutland & Burlington I'D
RAILROAD.

TUE RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD Is
now IN operation Southwads to Salisbury, distance
OF frry miles, and Passenger Trains will he between
those points from and after this date, rs follows;
Leave Butn gon at O'Clock, A. M. reach I,ud
low, by Stages from Salisbury Ia take tho ner-
noon Tain TO Boston, reaching Boston, via tho Choshe
und Fchburg Railroads. at seven O'Clock r. NJ. of the
day
Returning the Trains will leave Bellows Falls the ar
rival Of tho Boston Trains at half past IL A. NJ and reach
Burlington ut . O'Clock L. VI.
0yho Truck will be uid as far Brandon ,5 milrs)
by the LIST of October and far Rutand G6 mcs) by
tho LIST ofNovcnho Of which, and of tic consequent chang
rs in the times of departure ind arrival Of Trains due
will no given.
The Passenger and Fteigh, Trains to and from Ludlow
and bellows Fails (26 miles) regularly running in
pccon with the Trains from Boston.
EnI.IE1nr- ptnsilnni-
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barnard ], Beams EState.

fZHE subscribers having hcen appointed bv the Honorable
Prob ito Court Tor the District of Wushn gon Commits.
snners to receive, examine adjust all Claims ana
nands Of all persons against the of urnid Bean late
Of Berlin, In snd district, deceased cpresene iusovent
aud the term OF six months from the 20 day of September
le allowed 10y said Couttto the creditors said
10 exhibit md their respective claims before u-no
give notice hat We will attend tho duties of our appoint.
nent at tie dive ling house of Jonathan Shepard ia Mont
pelier IN said District, on the third TUESDAYS in November
and Match neA nj o'clOck afternoon on each Of said
DAYS. -
Berlin, September 81, a. D. 1879.
JOSEPH HOWES, Commits
NORMAN SAWYER. sinners
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Henry WOOdbM VS. Estate.

THE subscribers having loen appointed by the onora 10
fi"hue Court for tbs District of Washing on commits
s'ohes 'o receives examine, ana adjust all cnms dc
mhhd' o. all persons against the Of Henry Woodbury.
late "i Muuph"r, in said district deceased, IN
solvent, and the term of six months from tho Sl day OF Sep
TENDER leio all wed by said Cour tho creditors of nid
ceased 10 exhibit and prove their respective claims before
Us Do give noce that viii attend the duties of our
appointment At the dwelling house Of Dolly WooIbniy in
Monphef IN sud district the In duy Of October aOd
Gay Of March next, 1T O'Clock orenoon each Of said
DAYS. 1900
september ~ A. ID. Is40
lbENtZER sCRlBNER, JR. Commits
JOEL DlAiMOCK, al (sioncrs
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Cepilas T. Tilson's Estate.

NE Subscribers having been appoi1od by tho Honorable
fTOOato Court for the District of Enudunh Comms-
sonGs to receive, examine aud adjust all claims aud
mhnls Of all persons Hgains, the Ccphas w. Til
son, late of Randolph, said district licensed
ca soFct aud the term OF six months from the 18Th day
Ct sopIcmet lol9 being allowed by said Count to the cred
iios OF said aod exhibit ind prove their
claims Lcloro us-Gve notice that will attend to the
duties our appointment AT the dwelling house of widow
nura ~ filsnn, in undolph, in said rct on the last
N"dn'fIay vt October aud February ncx at one o'clock
IA the afternoon each OF said dave
j I'M u. HUTCuINSON Commits.
CnRISTOPnER HUNTINGTON soneis
Randolph, September 18th, ls49. Al
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NEN CROCNlIRY.
SHAWLS. SlIAWLS!

I oNG & SQUARE Wool SHAWLS Of every quality
~ prices from 50 to Sl0 Mourning Long Shawls-rson
very fine oHcs bay State Mill Shawl.-uf all sizes aud
very cheap six shawls Cashmccs, O., of ali kinds
step it, AID see them. II. :. LOOMS
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POTATO STARCH.

THE subscriber offers his services for the salo of Potato
Staich Commission in tho city of Baltinofe; being
Ia of Machine Cards for the ns
years. aud also keeping general of Manutac
ues articles, enables him 10 all of the persons enqug
ed in Cotton Manufacturing, and affords facilities for tho
aale of starch which others do not possess. Wv
iberal advances made and all necessary references
given JOHN IL. HASKELL.
ioiom- Baltimore, Ma,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-09-27
DISSOT,TTTTON


EEANlNG purchased the interest of M A. A. CROSS in
the business Of tho firm OF L. & A. A. Cross also all
demands due said rm will cnuiinuo business tho old
stlnd where he invites all the friends OF the old firm call
lcth Sent 1910, lO.g,y