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REPoRTED FOR THE GALAXY.
Nrw.YonK. Jan. %. 2I.e P. NJ.

NEW DIRK, Jan. ~, : IL M
On the 9Th, as before reported, when the Ores
cent City left Ch:gres, there were tour hundred
and fifty passengers on the IsiLmus. rive per
sons in all died at CEagres and Cruces OF Choie-
IA Morbus,--.wo Of them are reported TO have
exposed themselves imprudenlly.
4 letter iu the Herald this morning from per
son who crossed the isthmus and returned on
different routes contradicts previous staterents
that the route is either very difficult or dangerous
and prefers it 10 any other.
The Tribune publishes later and important ad-
vices from Yucatan. dated New Orleans, Thurs
dav. January %, which saws "A great battle
has been fought between 5000 Indians on one
side and 500 American volunteers on the other
The Indians were driven back, after a desperate
struggle, and American valor was again triumph
ant. The American loss was severe They had
43 killed and large number wounded, many
mortal,y. The Indian loss is supposed 10 be i'm
mense The Indian town of lila was captured
and burnt The Americans were on the eve OF
marching towards Hanten, where decisive battle
was expected.
Advices have been received from the Sandwich
Islands TO Nov. 3D. which represent the gold ex-
element as intense there. Hundreds were leav-
ing for California.
The Poynesian Of Oct. 14th contains The
particulars of horrible piracy committed on
board the English schooner Amelia, of Glas-
gov. On the 4lh Oct, she arrived at Ga
hu, in distress, parr OF her crew having
mu,inied and murdered TIE captain, super
cargo. first and second officers. The Amel-
ID left Mazatlan, on the 9Th Sept, and the
coast. On the 18Th with cargo Of $780,
600 in specie, hound Cor China, Mr.. Cook
and lady and Mary Hudson, servant maid,
passengers. subsequently, the muIineers,
who were MeXcans, were in turn murdered
and thrown overheard by a portion Of the
crew, and the vessel brought into he above
island.
The Herald has a,ivicrs, dated Maza,lan
Dec. 2OIh, which say the washings had
ceased, owing 10 the cold weather, and The
whole region is covered foot deep with
snow The richness Of the placer as well
as The extent, surpasses any account yet pub
lished-Gold beng found nearly hundred
miles from the original discovery.
New YORK, Jan. 20, / 2P. NJ.
The 5 steamer Canada was teleeraphed n
few minutes since, in The ofing. Doubtful
il her news Is received Ibis evening
The Health Officer, nj Quarantine, says
nc took rs cases Of ship fever from an Eng
fish ship. which arrived there.
A private despatch from Harrisburg says
both branches Of the Legislature have con-
CURED in passing bill authorizing The
Stale Treasurer 10 negotiate Il temporary
loan of S2O0,0O0 &c meet The February inter
esl on Inc State Debt,
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TIE WOODSTOCK PARTY FOR CALIFoR1
consists Of Capt. Beer BIN mons Ina
~, and Cart Il. +. Simmons and vie, ~, Ut.
I'm Willie and wife. and Hlessts' Illus IL.
.!n,rh;nson. Jr, Frederick Billings, RANKIN,
= I.ilings. and Jason b. Pierce capt anu ~
AIR B. Simmons, Nj. Haichlr on "n0 Z :
Killings nill sail in the steamer aicon. on the
f-s. DAY of February, from New OK 10
,-ts,re:-tbcn across the lsthmus 20 fanama,
reIc .hor EXPECT 10 find the steamer Orc
~, in rr:d;,es7 for san Francisco. On the
,,r.r Of February the ship Magnolia will sail
from New Bedford, under the command OF Il.
T Simmons. and with HIM his wife, DIR. and
Mrs. White, Mr. F. n. Billings and Alr. Pierce.
Mr.. Charles Spaulding of Montpelier, and
some others from this vicinity are also expect
ed to sail in the Magnolia, which Will, OF
course. 20 around Cape Horn, as she1s bouhG
for San Francisco and takes out afull cargo Oh
merchandise, consigned to Messrs- simmons,
Hutchinson & Co, house TO be estaoiIsheu al
San Francisco for extensive Brokerage anu
Commission business, by Capt. u. Simmons
,rJ Nr Hutchinson. with whom IS associated
Mr. John f. Pope of New Bedford. The par
tv is not n partv of gold huniers-probably
nome of them will 90 into the diggings-Capt.
simmons is the owner of a large real estate in
and near the city of San Francisco, purchased
on former visit to that country. DIR. White
has gone out to practice his profession OF Med
i.ine and Mr.. F. Billings, to establish himself
in the practice of the law,:o which he has been
bred, and in which, considering his talents and
qualifications, he will be likely TO acquire both
gold and reputation wherever he chooses to
settle himself down. The party, collectively
and individually. leave behind many friends
WHO cordially wish them prosperity and hap
pncss.-Sleam and magnetism are binding
the ends of the earth together, so that the
whole American Republic may be considered
in one ncighborhood.-Mercmy.
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SLE1enING WITH a TIGER--A novel
exhibition was presented in Washington
street and on the Neck yesterday, which
drew off attention from the racers. Herr
Driesbach made his appearance in an Gle
CANT sleigh with his pet tiger by his side
not the tiger of English comedies, bur
bona-fde four-legged tiger. lie seemed
to enjoy the sIeighing highly, and leaPed
upon his master, licking his face, and
showing other signs Of excitement. Dries
bach had to slap him several times to keep
him Off
After astonishing the city, Driesbach a.
lighted with his tiger at the fremont
House, and taking him into one of the a.
partments, invited the gentlemen to walk in
and be introduced but there were few
who seemed anxiousts avail themselves Of
Il Boston Trans.
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~ THE TERROR which that dread disease CON-
SJMPTION has for ages excited is longer felt
eases.
The Hungarian Balsan of Life, discovered by Dr. Buch
of London, England and known the Great English
Remedy, viii speedily and efectualy that fearful
maady, Consumption in Of its dangerous forms
and in all ordinary diseases Of the Pulmonary organs IT
the perfect and admirable remedy that possibly
be used,
DAVID F. BRADLEr & Son, sole Agents for the United
States 1870 Washington Street Boston.
Sold by w. T. Russell oidd!ebury and by Agents gener
ally in New England. 39;2w.
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CALIFORNIA IrEMs.-Letters have been
received here, from Chagres and Panama
TO the lst inst, which is month later.than
previous dates. The passengers by the
Falcon, POI in lumber, and those by the
John Benson, about 80, all reached Pan
anna in safety. The eager first few paid
enormous prices for the passage over to
the Pacific, but those who took matters
mere quietly went over at the regular prl-
ces. The natives about Chagres were
much astonished at the Eruption of these
Northern Argonauts, and more especially
at the quantity of luggage they carried ;
there being among the party | 200 trunks
and 100 tons of ether baggage. NoPas-
sengcr was sick at Chagres. The letters
from Panama do moi speak of any crowd
Of persons there waiting conveyance to
the North. The California h; d not ar
rived, but was expected about the 10Th
inst. We understand that Lieut.. FRS
By. of the Albany Company attached TO
The New York Regiment, has written 10
his family that he has accumulated $780,
600 worth of gold dust E. 1t will be re-
membcred that the whale ship Washing
ION. OF New-London, which put into Mon
tcrcy at the time of tie first breaking out
Of the gold fever. was deserted by all her
crew. 4 letter has been recently rcceIv-
cd At New-I London, from one of these
ranan ny gold seekers, stating that the
.habbic-t sheep of the old Wa,hIngton's
rrcw has rot *lJ0, 900 worth Of gold, and
haze got much rsore. ". !. -Trib~
rRc.
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ii. the only SURE for dropsy II Will give reei IN
all ases of Gravel and for that disease IN MS
earlier stages will to state oil health the deDi
ated Liver and Kidney eradicate all the morbid hunos
which sccreied in the system, IL VIII urne Iro %
and Cont from the blood by chemical action upon that
vital fluid 1t will papitaton OF the heart caused hy
and tome 10 the digestive organs. 1t will promote healthy
and proper insensble Precipitation without winch no s
tenn onld sustain itself it will completely change the
- mn If diseased bodv and mind will feel its inhu-
enoe DR. G. C. vau=hn's Great American Kennedy VIII 20
ali this and trial isthe only argument we can oer 10
norf what We hive said We have tried it, have found II
lad virtues told oihers they have found W astonishing
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.
THURSDAY, Jan. %.

[Reponed for TIE Trareller.]
At market, 45O Beef Cattle, 81 Stores, 4
pairs Working Oxen, 80 Cows and Calves,
$500 Sheep, $50 Swine.
PRIcEs-Boef CdHIe-Extra 500; 1st
quality $3.50; ID Sc; Sd S5,75-an advance
on last week.
Siores-Dull; prices declined; , years old
S12a15; 5 years old S16a20.
Uorking Oren-No sales noticed.
Co1rS and Cdlres-S20 90 % 81 and 50.
&eep-S1,4O ., ; extra lot of "a sold fol
1928.
Slrine-1 sic.
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have just been opened at -
Jan. %, 1919. JOHNSONS.
STATE OF VERMONT, Be it remember
District of Addison, IS. cd that, at Pro-
bate Court held at Middlebury, in and for the
District of Addison, on the 22d day of January,
A. D. 1919, Ozias Seymour and Charles L. Allen,
Administrators of the Estate of
JONATHAN \. ALLEN,
late of said Middlebury, deceased, make applica-
ton to this Court TO have the time allowed them
for the payment of the debts of said deceased ex-
tended one year from the expiration of the time
heretofore limited by this Court tits thereupon or
Gered that said application be considered by this
Court at the session thereof to be held at the said
Mddlebury, on Thursday, the 18th day of Febru-
ary next at one O'Clock in the afternoon; and that
said administrators give notice thereof TO all per-
sons interested, that they may appear and make
their objections, if any they may have to said time
being extended by publishing certified copy Of
this order in the Middlebury Galaxy-a newspa-
per printed at said Nliddcbury- three weeks sue
cessively previous to the time of said Court.
jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
A true Copy of Record,
40 Attest, Jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
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To DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN MEDICINE.
DIR WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.

X
This celebrated and nabc remedy for the cure Of Con-
sumption Asthma, and Liver Complaint was discovered
some six or ago the city OF Philadelphia the
residence of one the distinguished physicians that
ever lived Since that time it has by its merits been
rapidly surely, and safely working It's way through the
position quacs and eounterfeter until by ITS tre vat
10 and intrinsic excellence has gained for itself most
cnyae popularity and established itself in tho confidence
of an intelligent and enlightened public from one end OF
the contincnt to the other The testimony of thousands
who have been reicyoa and cured by this valuable relc
" IN boy that stands unrvaeat the head OF all other
medicines for the cure of diseases for which Is recommen
eJ Tho Genuine Dr. Wstars Balsam of Wild Cherry Is
now for sale by daily appointed agents and all respectable
dealers medicine, in all large cities ana All lnPoI.n
provinces - x,-:.-,
BE careful and get the genuine and ORIGINAL Dr. star
Basam Of Wild Cherry, signed l. BUI H. on tne wrap
per. For Sale by W. ?. Russell.
Agents-Miidcbury, W. P Russel,-Verrennes J. Hun
- NV Uavcr Roscoe Cornwall, Ira Blngham-
Whiting John Simonls Cornwall, B. ]. HASKELL
ham, X Wright-Sod also by agents throughout the STATE
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
Extract from a letter too Ne,c York Cores
pondent

Extract from letter TO a Neo York Cores
pondent.
MIDDLEBURI, January, lS49.
" bought, as YOU know, good stock of
goods, at low rates. and have been selling them
at fair profit, and believe giving general salts
faction. You will sec by the advertising columns
of our paper, that this is highly favored commu-
nifty. They are weekly reminded that each can
didate for their patronage has larger, better,
cheaper. and more fashionable assortment of goods
than can be fonnd NJ his neighbors, all of which
he is DESTROYS to supply them with, without re-
gard to any resulting benefit TO himself; all of
which is, without question, SUBSTANTIALLY correct
tell You it is q great thing to live where business
is done on such benevolent principles. Who would
go to California from such place
have yet a good supply of Groccries-viz ::
Sugars, Molasses. Stewards Syrup, &c, &c.
Good shilling Tea for "a cts.
Is Is
Good Coffee 9
Also Rowland & Bills best Flour,
Pork, Hams, Salmon, Mackerel 6 Cod Fish,
Butter and Cheese
! have Hardware, in great variety, and Dry
Goods enorgh. | continue the TAILORING
BUSINESS in a small way, and try to make it
pay. On the whole. l am doing a fair business,
and shall he able TO meet my bills in the Spring,
if my customers pay up.
40 Yours truly, /. FULLER"
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STATE OF VERMONT,
District of New Haven, IS.

District OF New Haven, s..
Be it remembered. tina, at Probate Court
holden Bristol in said district, on the str day
of January, ls49,
The Executor on the estate of
NOAH EDWARDS,
late Of Bristol, in said district, deceased, made mp
plication to said Court, to examine and allow his
account as Executor against said estate. Where
upon the said Court ordered the Executor to no
tify all persons interested to appear at probate
court to be held at the Office Of the Judge of said
court, in Bristol aforesaid on the first Monday OF
March, A D. 1919, at 10 O'Clock. AM then and
there 10 make objections to the allowance of said
account. if they see cause, by publishing certi-
fed copy of this order in the Middlebury Galaxy
"a newspaper printed at Nliddlebury, in this
State. three weeks successfully previous 10 said
time.
Harry lirasa, Judge.
4 true copy ofRecerd,
IS H. lhu,sW. .T,,dgs
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Organ & Piano Forte Tuning

WIN PEASE, Professor of Music in Castleton
Seminary, will be in Middebury about the middle
of February, for the purpose of tuning Piano
Fortes and Organs. Persons wishing TO have
their instruments tuned and regulated will please
to leave their names at this Office.
n. B. The Spring Term of the Seminary will
commence February "a. Tuition in Music, $40
per quarter, with use of instrument
CastletOn, Jan. &c, ls49. 4O3w.
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NOTICE.

A special Meeting of the members of the
Aiddle6ury Female School Association will
DC holden on the LIST Tuesday in Feb'y next,
al o'clock P. NJ. at the Vermont Hotel, for
Me purpose Of filling vacancies in the Board
oil Trustees,
A. WILCOX, Sec'y.
tsn- 18Th 1s49. %.
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COMMISSIONERS' NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed II the
Probate Court for the District or Addison, Com,
misSioners. TO receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the
estate Of
SAMUEL BUCK,
late OF Bridport, IN said District. deceased AMI
also all claims and demands exhibited IN Offset
thereto, and six months from she 2sih day of Dec.
a. d. ls4s, being allowed by said Court for that
purpose We DO therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend 10 the business OF our said appuins
merit at the dwelling house or John Brainard, in
Bridport. aforesaid, on the third Wednesdays Of
February and May next, froH. nine O'Clock A. NJ.
until four O'Clock, p. NJ on each Of said days.
EBENEZER ALLEN, ,,....
n. S. BENNITT. ''"''''''''0'''''
Dated AZ Brdror', his Is doy Of Joasarg -
o. :
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Coffee e Tea.

The real bona fds OLD JAVA COFFEE at
II l-2 cts pound Other kinds cheaper.
TEAS of all descriptions cheaper than any
tilncy Tea advertised task those who bave used it,
and they will tell you so II. n. SHELDON.
Nov 25 IS4S
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powers the press all tire country speak of the Agents
saw il sells better than any medicine sold before
Thousands arc now living who would have been in their
graves had not article been presented them See
columns read Agents names, cad and get pamphlets
w. z. Russell, Agent
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SENATOR DouGLAss.-There is some
speculation at the West rs to whether
Senator Douglass Of Illinois will resign,
nsw that his Legislature has instructed
him to vote for the Wilmot Proriso. In a
.Pcech at New Orleans, during the late
Presidential canvass, he said that, if he
should receive such instructions, he would
resign has scat in the Senate.
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Jonx G. SANE" The friends of this
distinguished poet will regret 10 hear that
he is in a state Of declining health. "
Home Journal and 0fhcr papers.

lnasmuch as the Illness of our frieRd
AR. SAKE has been publicly announced in
the kindcst terms, and the foregoing par
agraph is extensively copied by literary
and other papers in different parts of the
country, it ls proper for us to state that in
late interview with our friend whose
Progress and "Cburch-yard Bell'' have
rendered HIM deservedly popular, we were
convinced that he is decidedly GONZALES
cent and his ultimate restoration to health
hardly a matter of doubt.-IH. Adams
Messenger.
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Ts3' The n. o. Delta expresses the o.
pinion, drawn from the Mexican papers,
that under Gen Herrera's administration,
the country is recovering from lis anarchy
and becoming prosperous. The Indians
hive been repuIsed the departments are
all quiet. aud there are no threatenlngs OF
revolt.
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STATE OF VERMONT. !
District of New Haven, IS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District :

District of New Haven. SIS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District
New Haven
To all persons interested IN the estate of
NOAH EDWARDS.
late of Bristol i'll said District deceased testatc
GREETING Whereas. Daniel Goram. Ex-
ecuior of the Estate of the sad deceased hath
presented to said Court his petition in writing,
setting forth that the debts legacies. and charges
against said estate amount TO the sum of IS ,3S4,
that the amount Of personal estate remaining in
his hands i S2,l7 leaving the sum Of S3.2O9 TO
be raised from the real estate. and hath shown TO
the said Court the situation of the real estate
whereof the said deceased died seized, and hath
represented to said Court that n sale Of the real
estate will be necessary and prGys the said Court
to license him to sell all the real estate Of the said
deceased Therefore it is ordered that all persons
interested be notified 10 appear nj session Of
said Probate Court to he held at the office of the
Judge of said Court, 1t Bristol. on the second
Monday of February ls49, at 10 o'cock, forenoon;
that they may give bonds for the payment of the
debts. legaces and charges of Administration, or
show cause why license should not be granted, as
aforesaid2For Which purpose it is further order
cd that a copy of the record of this order he pub
lishcd three weeks successfully in the Middlebury
Galaxy, n newspaper printed at Niddlebury, in
this State, all of which publications shall be pre-
vious 10 the said time appointed for said hearing
Jfrrey unsH, ,J,dge.
a true Copy Of Record.
IS oAtiest H. MnssM .Judg,
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Just PubIished.

And for sale at CIarks Bookstore, Memoir of
Colonel SETH WARNER, by DANIEL CHIr-
MAN. Ii. D., to which is added the Life of Colo
mel ETHAN ALLEN, by JARED SPARKS LID.
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MARRIED.,

In Brattleboro', on the 22d inst, by Rev.
Mr.. Mott, ALFRED GAUDELET, ESQ, of Bos-
ton, TO Miss HARRIET II. CHASE, daughter of
Col Paul Chase, of Brattleboro'.
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GoLD MAo.-Proiessor DunglisoR has
lated, that two persons of respectable po-
sltlOn and comfortable means have been
sent to the Insane Asylum. over the
Schuylkili, raging mad with the Callfor'
ma gold excitement.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.


We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District OF Addison, Com
missioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons, against the
estate of
SOLOMON THOMAS,
late of Salisbury in said District, deceased, rep
resented insolvent, and also all claims and
demands exhibited in Offset thereto: And six
months from the S.h day of January, being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose, we do
therefore hereby give notice that we will attend
to the business of our said appointment at the
dwelling house of said deceased, in Salisbury, on
tie 3Oth day of March and LIST day of June next,
from nine o'clock, A. NJ until Jour o'clock p NJ,
on each ofsaid days.
JOHN PROUT, Commits
JOHN J. KELSEY, ( sionerS.
Dated at Salisbury this 10th day OF January,
1919 39;3w
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T.inseed Oil.

Just received, Raw and Boiled Oil by the Dbl
or gallon by w. S. JOHNSON.
Jan. %, 1919.
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0FWe have not seen a Southern
ncwspaper, with the exception of the
Richmond Enquirer and the Charleston
Mercury, that seriously symPathizes with
the disnnlohists at Neutrality-suspicious.
atlas.
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3 Dollars Reward !!
CARPET RAG I.OSTIi

LOST between Middebury and Wrigh;'s tavern on the
road leading Vergennes Carpet Bag containing
CLOTHES, marked JosrPH HATCH.
The above reward viii be given 10 any person who II
give information where said bag may be found
to this office.
WILLIAM w. DREW
January Is 1870 31.3w
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District of Addison,
Commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate OF
URIAH MINER,
late Of Bridport in said District, deceased,
represented insoiveni, and also all claims and
demands exhibited in Offset thereto: And six
months from the 18th day OF January, lS49, be-
ing allowed by said Court for that purpose, we
do therefore hereby give notice that We will at
tend to the business of our said appointment,
at the dwelling house of the widow Sarah Miner
in said Bridport, on the second Thursdays OF
March and June, 1919, from nine o'clock, A. NJ,
until four o'clock P NJ. on each of said days.
REUBEN GILLET, Commits
JESSE CRANE, : sioners.
Dated at Bridport,this 18th day Of January,
1910, rf 80.
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Settle.

Two years ago 1 advertised for a settlement,
and but a few needed the notice i now request
all persons indebted to me TO settle Immediately,
by cash, note, or otherwise. Those having ac-
counts against me in offset, are requested to
bring them in and have credit therefor. If this
notice is not attended TO soon, shall give such
one as WILL be attended to.
ZACHEUS BASS.
Mddlebury, Deco 1915. 33:3m
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Ladies,

Have you seen those beautiful small figured
Muslin de Lanes and small figured Prints thai
have just been opened at
Jan. %, lS49. JOHNSON'S.
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Know all men, by these presents, that 1, the
subscriber, under the influence of the prevailing
excitement which exists, am determined to seek a
fortune among the gold mines of