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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-28

Read the following statement of facts--thruw away
your old prejudCes and the above question
ocrdng to and and you viii try
Messrs Cutss aud clnlS,--Fur two years past have
been entirely Frustrated with the Rhvumam both my
knees were sweled their original large bunch
throw out Another bone thrown out Of my wrist.
In short endured The eXCruclang pains for nearly
three years obtained the best deal attendance the
country afforded, and tired great lumber Of medicines
aud prescriptions without the least bcneft alienation,
when had the good furf procure bottle Of Crump
and Pain Killer prtpard If Messrs. Curtis and Perkins, Of
Bangor. soon after taking It, found could get some
rest nights, and the pain become lest violent have
tinued To take il and apply externally until have used
eight bottles. took n,Hh larger quantities than was rec
ommeIded The swelling has all gone down both in my
limbs aud breast and entirely relieved from PAIN.
have been aO d. gONd days work at any time for the
last three months, for my age. No description OF
ceived from this article. eive It is the best article in the
world for rheumatism. have also used Tor chuc pains
in the stomach, and always fund imnedistc relief.
JOHN BUCKNAM.
Dixmont, July II, 1913.
In addition 10 the above have certificates from per
sons Of the highest responsibility all the country who
have been cured of the huus choc, cramp in the stOm
dcn sprains and bruises the most stubborn case Of the
Piles, scads ami burs extracting TIT lire at one
and giving immediate relief from pain,
Be particular call for CuTts and Perkins Cfamp and
pain Kler--ul others bearing this coun'crieits
For sat wholesale and retail by CURTIS and PERKINS,
Bangor, Maine.
S Collins, wholesale and retail, Montpelier V--s
Painfed-E u. Putnam, MarshfeId-E Perry and Co
Cabot-N. p. Keller and TO ydcplrk-H Villas, John
sOnD, Gilbert, Morristown-ll. Montgomery, lardwck
I3;Iy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-28
nlarrkS.

In Waitsfeld on The Goth, Mr.. Hemnn D, Hon
kins of this village, and Nj s Caroline NJ. Spal.
ding, of W.
In Montpelier on the 27b by Rev. e. Ballou
Mr.. Aonzo r. Keith, ant Miss Laura Flint
daughter of Gen, $. Flint, il of Montpelier
InFayston on the goth iht by z. w. Bovce
ESQ.,, Mr.. Elisha A. Brigham, and Miss CeIia
Baxter, all of F.
The Editors recognize in The "young" mar
ried pair, old' contributors and friends
May their minds never ruSepnd their harps new.
or cease to sing.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-28
Che News Bleaner.

Sewal F. Beknap the Vermont Central r.
R. Contractor, died at his residence in Windsor,
1.-THE old Emerson House, on the 10Th inst. He
had previously failed. 1t is here thought the
Central will be no loser by those events.
A volume would not contain all the instances
of sudden and heart rending deaths that are this
season almost daily occurring at the South and
West. Among numerous others Of the kind
we see that Miss Carnes who was bride e.
lect for last Sunday, died Saturday evening oil
the cholera.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-28
THE MARKETS.

BRIGHTON June 10, & June 81, ls40.
At Market, 1870 beef cattle. 40 Sheep l4O
swine.
Thursday. Al Market $50 Beef Cattle, Ia
pairs Working Oxen, 81 Cows and Calves, 1900
Sheep, and $50 Swine.
Prices Beet Catte---Extra. --S575-F First
quality, 6,50--Second, 6,OO.-Third, SIS.
Working Oxcn-Sales at $s7, 30, 100, l02
and los.
Cows and Calves-Salca at $40, %, 26, 80
So
Sherp-$I75, 9 so, 300,
SWINE pa l2c. Atretail, 5l-2a6I-2.
FANUEEL HALL MARKET.
Pork, whole hogs 100 ID, 6 90 675
Barrel, extra clear $l750a 10.
Western extra clear II so 10 50.
Butter lump ID. l8 90 cts,
" Tub ID. Il 20.
Cheese new, ID. Z l-2 as.
WOOL.
Prime Saxony fieeces TO- AZ "a IS.
Full Blood 81 a 40
ID 80 a IS
~ 32a35
Ia 2S 80
Smyrna washed l7a20
unwashed 10al5
No. Lambs 20 80
" 18a20
"3. l0al2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-28
Lucius P. TENNIS ESTATE.

THE subscribers having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court for the District Of LamOe, Commission
es to receive examine md adjust all claims and demands
Of all persons, against the estate of Lcus r Tenny late
of Moustown in SAID d. strict deceasrd represented nsul-
vent and the term of six calendar months from the 2Sth
OF said deceased exhibit and prove their respective claims
before us,Do give notice that will attend to the duties
OF our appointment ut The dwelling house If widow Su-
9Th and 9th days Of November next at one O'Clock AFTER
noon on eachOI said days,
A A Ere . e nr apooAiDMAN, Commissioners.
Monisowu June 18th, 1913. al.o3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-28
Lmcims Nzead,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, IN Probate Court holden al
W4sHtNGroN DsrRlcI, SIS. Montpelier within and fol
said district, on the 18th day of June, A. d. lS49.
Sumner " Kendall administrator OF the estate Of Lucius
Mead, late Of MddleseI in said district, deceased, pre-
sents his administration for settlements Where
upon is ordered that the be referred " the l day
Of JUL next at the Probate office in said Montpelier foI
examination and allowance, and that all concerned BE-
noned hereof by the publication Of this order in the
1Ieen Mountain freeman printed at Montpelier three
weeks excessively as soon may be- that they may ap
pearand at said time and place. IL they object
usIeto. By order of the Court
T'Hs' Attest, F, r. MERRILL, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-28
9ortisrr Mus.


The New York Courier and Enquirer publish
es one day later news from Europe, received by
telegraph from London at the moment Of the
sailing of the steamer. The following is tho
substance of the news
ROME
Gen. Oudinot has been ordered to make anoth-
er attack on Rome. 1t was anticipated that a
general attack would be made on the 4th inst,
as hostiIities had been resumed on the I'd by the
secure of an important point Gen. Garlbada
had re.entered the Roman territory with an ar
my.
The PoPE.-Turin papers have accounts
from Gaefa, which announce the intention Of the
Pope to 90 to Florence, with the Grand Duke OF
Tuscany, who was about to return to his king
dom. From thence the Pope was to proceed tc
Raagna, where he would establish his govern
until Rome should be in a state to permit
Ee turn thither.
VENICE.
Il is stated that the bombardment Of Venice
y had ceased, and that negotiations of peace ha'
been concluded,
BADEN.
Private letters state that the troops Of tn
Grand Duchy of Hesse occupied the city
Weinham, and that operations against the in
surgents were about to be commenced. Aspec
dy decisive result was expected
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-28

Small Por i" Bar6aos,.-Letter. from B.,.
BADGES to the Sd inst, represent that tbs small
Pox ragged there most violently, and inward. of
twelve hundred cases proved fatal. All vessel,
therefrOm visiting the adjacent Islands were
subject to quarantine twenty days.
AN EAGLE SHoT BY Won,n M.
Bagley, of Milo, Me-, shot 1arro WI" WIS,
eagle last week, which was nounc;n u.s. 60, s'oJ
her child, at play inthe yard. The little
fellow assalIed the eagle with his hoe and
Mrs. Bagley got the gun and brought the
bird down. '"'
Canadian A.fair'-MOnteral, June 81.
The British American I.eauoe is canine
strength daily; it now numbers 36 branch.
es. Their intention is to agitate for farther
alterations of the Colonial laws. If by
next steamer it is aserained that the O ueen
sanctions the rebellion losses bill decisive
steps will be taken. The military have been
engaged in ball practices for the last ten
days. The anniversary of the battle of
Waterloo was not celebrated.
Brandon Bdnk-CaatiOn.-. We are inform
ed that spurious pills are in circulation in
some parts Of the state purporting to have
been issued by the Brandon Bank The
public are invited to take notice that no bills
have as yet been issued by this Bank, nor
will be before the LIST of July.
Vermont Union Wing.
EUROPE IN le49.-Our regular Paris
correspondent, in private note relating to
some little matters Of business, drops the
following remarks: "This year will, |
think, be more eventul and extraordinary
in Europe than the last Your commercial
relations may be more and more disturbed
Never were the destnes of France more
uncertain. y Jour- Conn.,
THE LAST HOUSE OF Ex.PREsrpMNr
POLKA dispatch dated Cincinnati, June
Goth, says.
The latest intelligence we have by mail
is, that Ex-President Polk died at Nashville
on the 18th Infant al Al minutes past four
O'Clock in the afternoon. His disease was
what is termed chroni; Gaarhca, an not
Cholera, as reported in some instances. He
was sensible to the last, and the calmness
and serenity of mind that were evinced
during his dying moments, gave evidence
Of heart at peace with God and man.
The California Fleet in the Practically
reference to our marine columns It will lie
seen that several of the California fleet had
arrived at Valparaiso, and by this time the,
must be at San Francisco.
Boston Courier.
, AN ANTIQUARTAN--A gentleman Of Sa
vannah, who has been collecting auto raph
during twenty-five years past, has now IS
600 of them, valued at the saleable pric,
of 100000. They embrace the chiro
graphy Of all the igners of the declaration
of independence the trainers of the Con
stitutlon all the Kings Of England, fror
Henry VII. to this date; many Engls
statesmen of past cen uries; Kosclusko, Go
ethe, Mozart, Kobespierre, Montesquieu
Milton, Shakespear, and others of like EN-
hence.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-28
Dte0.

In Berlin, Of quick CONSUMPTION, on the 10Th
inst. Mrs Emily NJ Stebbns wife of Mr. An
son Stebins, and daughter Of Theodore Strong,
Esq, aged 20. -,
In Enosburgh, on the 2ls of congestion of
the brain supposed to have been occssioned by
the excessive heat, while on journey to Cana
du, William Lund 1arbOx Of Randolph, aged
OK
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-28
40 D0ZEN SCYTHFS

CToRRs & LANGDoN have jug paid 5000 in Cash for
) the hsndsomes 10! Of sey'9s %o s red this
%qp and in o Sase1 SSPp s,ss Of e.,
cash. ' ASs am.on's Snahs Ad1h" Patent Forks NorS-
field scyhe stones, QuinneDaug OP' INN finished grind
stones % June a2d, ls49.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-28
Vermont Central Railroad
CnmpanX.

n1oT,cE i, hereby given, that the Annual Meeting
he soesbode il said cO or pa for the Election
Directors a b hidden At the Court Rouse in Montpelier ON
Sness w he ish day of July next at ten O'Clock A.
MedaeSoAS' ''' EP. WALTON, IN, CLERK,
Juae II, 1949 Sf%
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-28
Now Style OF Cans.

HAVE the best of Caps ever offered for sails
L in Vermunt,
BOYS remember you can buy better cap at BURN.
HAM'5 Hat zap, and Fur Store tor les, money than at
any other place in Vermont. March lsi9
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-28
To Farmers and Dairvmeu

A NTHONY AND EMMERSON'S PATENT DOUBLE
n ROTARY ACTING CIIURN. Patented Jan. O. 1919.
In bringing this CteCiUa aud simple Chun into use, the
prOpretOrs feeling confidence III its capabilities, do not
hesitate pronounce the best Charm offered TO the
public. This Churn is exhibition at the Agency, 81
Broad Street, stairs bOst0n And in order To convince
The creduOls and satSl the curious at IL O'clock daily,
Churning will be made
The public are invited tn call aud examine the machine
and its utility tested. It combines TIT following val
able qualities:
I 1t produces butter in less time than any other churn,
making and gathtr from sweet milk in from three
to eight minutes, and from cream IN much less time.
1t produces batter from the the amount Of
milk cream, than the ordinary method, does its
work in thorlu gil and scientific manner.
is the cheapest and most cCpyenlct clm ever invent
ed, dvuvlng the true scientific principles Of butter max
ing,
4h New milk after being churned is sweet and suita.
able for family
5t Instea Of feeding the calf with milk direct from
the cowchurncd sweet milk will answer every purpose.
| by this process the butter Is AL profit.
We offer It upon the i@SGing t1rms If the enuTr
ca ana the money refunded.
We have constantly hand and for sale five different
Sizes 81, 81, IS, 81, and s2, capable Of cunng on,
time 4, 10, -, 10 and 20 gallons If milk or cream
Also churns of any size made to order
Exclusive county rights TO manufacture and sell in NJ
| the States Of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont Mas.
Chusetts and Rhode Island, for sale about the rate
s0O for each 10000 inhabitants.
discount Of 25 per cent-for cash-is allowed TO ht
trade.
Al orders-postage mid-addreSssd to the subsCr bers
will be promptly attended 10. JONES x CURTIS,
2l:a6 81 Broad street, Cup stairsO Boston
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-28

APPOINTMENT By THE Presidential. L.
Catlin, Collector for VT, Uice, A. G. Hopkinsor
removed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-28
BENgOVAL.
GEORGE, p. REYZ.E;R

WOULn inform his friends and all Of his old custom
w and III who wish vurchat goods rheup for cash
that he has removed from the Esp ,ld7g Store the
Store State opp the L NIX Montpelier where
hu has fu nssarlnet Of Goods, consisting part of
the following articles
| 5000 yards Prints, Delunes, . Tons Cod Fish
GinEhalns, BurgeA Lawns, 1000 lbs Euts VI all kinds,
1000 yards brohdeloths and Figs Raisns, Ctrnn,
A., Ca,sineres rants, Extract Lemon, and
200 Vest Patterns Rose g.
! 900 y'ds 'uttUns, all prices 2110 lbs Coffee
JOo ! IeSs Shawls& Crayai>, , CASES ohdun Porter,
100 INN Coats, Crockrry, Glass and Hard
| 200 pairs Over,lls, Ware,
| Hosiery Gloves, etc. Paints Oils Nails and Clos,
"KOChtlf's' l51 lb', pure White Lad
tons sugar, some at l-2c. ~ let h.
81 Chests Teas, some very > bills Lin. oil
:, nee at - cts per h. " Spirits Turpentne,
~ Boxes Io'hcco, Narnish, &c.
| 10 Boxes pper, spice aud
Ginger, ~ boil. and half Al Of which will he sold At
ho = AHc ktrrl & Salmon, the Lowest cash price.
/ 10 bh4 Sal ratus. CALL AND SEE
! Montprlar, MAY, l849 aO36
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-28
SUMNER GOODS.
II G T.OOMrc

vrrIsBEs to sell the remainder Of bis SUMMER coons
w Ssflre the season is past and order 10 do ,bs 10
.daty he will offer any sea'onab good. at prices low
q, than ever before named in the Village
" Lawns I Gnghams and Prints, Oand 10 l-a co.ons
very low summer RAM GItu"SCLseady Made Clothing
Low. W. Goods all kihus' ''"e soon and buy cheap
at the Head Of Stale street. a6
INF REST OF GOLDFISH, PRIME SALMON, No. l.
aud g Very Nice-some III ~ on a"u "a bbs-just re-
aeyed and selling low II. 3. LOOMS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-28
ARROTlT R. T,MERY

IAVE this week received full supply of CARPETING,
Ii which Three Ply, Double Super snperfne,
and Extra Fine Wool Carpeting from the Lowell Power
Looms producing capetng unequalcd in beauty Of STYLE
them Ia much longer than other carpets, the price be-
ing lower according To the quality also low price cotton
and wool and ingram Carpotng Straw Mating Oil Cloth
Carpetng l. and "a Oil Cloth for Tables, Tutten Rugs,
Mnta nLn Al.nn n.... 1919 .it..- t-DL L
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-28

Lumber.
boards and JoICEb by Il. s. LOOMS
ID &c
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-28

The California Fleet in the Practically
reference to our marine columns il will lie
seen that several of the California fleet had
arrived at Valparaiso, and by this time they
must be at San Francisco.
Boston Courier.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-28

denly revived, ana now DluS iaIr 10 recover.
Appointments by the Presidctn.
Washington, June IA, lS49.
Franklin Haven, to be U. S. Sub-Treas.
urer, Boston, vice Henry Hubbard.
A. A. Pettingill, to be Marshall of Con.
necticut
John B. Robertson, Post Master at New
Haven.
From OREGON. We have files OF thu
Oregon Spectator to the ODD of February
last. The news of the organization of Ore
gon as a territory of the United States hac
been received, but Gen, Lane had not arri
we'd, although daily expected
The Legislature of Origon adjourned OF
the 10Th of February, after passing Law
authorizing the establishment of mint
Tribune
PHENOMENON AT Sea. The ship Ports
mouth, just arrived at Warren from a whal
ing cruise, reports that on the 18th of Marc
latitude 81 South, and longitude "a
West, she experienced severe gale Will
scudding bilore it, dense cloud gathere
in the West, out Of which issued voen
hurricane and many balls Of fire. One {
these struck the cutting pendants at tn
manmast head and feIin fragments on III
deck, setting fire to the masthead and ris
ging, and doing other damage, The Port
mouth has %, 900 dollar in California gol
dust OIL board.
Terrible Confagration in White
hall.
AT about o'clock on the morning of ii
, 22d inst, FIRE was discovered in the bar
adjoining the Clinton House, which contil
. ued 10 rage until about 4, burning the CHI
ton House, and all the buildings On CHI
+ ton avenue, and up Canal street as far
the marble Pillar Store Daily Herald
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-30
Notice to Miners and Presumption Claimants.

All persons who were, the passage of the act OF list
March, lS7 in possession, by actual occupancy, OF any
portion the mineral lands embraced in this proclamation
under authority of lease written permit from the sec
rotary Of War; for the purpose OF mining thereon, and all
who shall be in possession, by actual occupancy,
OF mine mines actually discovered before the LIST OF
March, lS47, set forth in the act of LIST March, 1871,
above mentioned authorized aud purchase the
the price, the and conditions, and TO the
prescribed by that aud less, any time be-
fore The day fixed Tor the OF the sale OF those
mineral lands, making proof of possession aud occn-
pancy OF compliance with those terms 10 the register
and receiver of the land office, subject appeal 10 the
right of presumption any of the agricultural lands
baced in ths proclamation required 10 establish the
the satisfaction of the register and receiver, and
make payment therefor pfGcftfdbe dfter seeing
this notice. and before the day Appointed for the commence
ment of the public sale OF the lands embracing the tact
claimed otherwise such pre- eniption eeim will be for
leted
The certificate Of the mineral agent at Saut Ste Marie
that holding under leases permits or trse IN the
occur ancy OF mine mines, have paid up the per
cenm of required by the act above mentioned VIII
be conclusive on that point
Persons ocsupying under leases permits, will not be
permitted renqush their rights under that occupancy
and settlers and where such leases or permits
may expire before the day sale, the rights granted
the holders thereof will be regarded reserving the lands
covered thereby from entry under any other right till the
day OF sale, when they viii be offered at public sale
mineral lands. -
RICHARD M YOUNG,
Commissioner.
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Circular to Regulators and Receivers.

Treasury DEPARTMENT, February ~, 1919.
. ouEsTIpy Of muci, Importance has arisen In
n relation to Mexican bounty land warrants tina
may be located by bona fde purchasers
tirst-Where u warrant Is forged
Second Where the assignment or transfer is forged.
Third-Where the power of attorney is forged.
Several cases this description having been presented
10 the consideration of the Commissioner of the General
Land Office he informs that in his judgment they
null and void that the land covered by such
remains the property of the United States in which
this department fully concurs In order, therefore, in
uce greater upon the part of purchasers, you will
please show this circular to all persons proposing make
locations with Mexican war bounty land warrants, and
cause copy of these instructions to be posted the
public position in your office. As these iorgeres be-
ieved be augmenng in number this is deemed
necessary for the protection of the interests of the govern
ment and the people.
r.. J, WALKER,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Mar 2-Aw Intel, az Sobel
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nv tho President Of tho United 1tAtes.

TN pursuance Of law, l. JAMES X. POLK President Of
the United States of America, do hereby declare ana
make KIN own public sales Will be held at the under
mentioned land Offices ths State OF IOWA, at the periods
hereinafter designated, to wit; -
AT the land Office Fairfield commencing on Monday,
day of June next for the disposal OF the pnpc
lands jtuad within the aforementioned townships ana
parts of townships, viz
North of the line and s Of the fh principal merit
Townships seventy and seventy thee OF range TWEEN
tyhree. q'f
Townships seventy two and seventy three, al range TWEEN
ty-iour.
Townships seventytwo and seventy three of range TWEEN
~ five.
Island IN section twenty three in township seventywo,
OF range fourteen. -,
AT the land office at Dubuque, commencing Monday,
the eighteenth day of June next for the dsposa Oh inc
public lands situated within the aforementioned town.
ships, TO wit:
North of the base line and of fh principal meridian
Township nineiy-three OF range seven.
Township Ninety three, Of range eight r.
Townships ninetytwo, nineythree and nlney-four' Oh
range nine. NJ Eg
Township ninety-three of range ten j.
Townships ninety-two nnetyhree, and nlney-iour' Oh
range eleven. N.
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools, mill
tary purposes, will be excluded from the sales
The Offering OF the Unconventional lands VIII De CON-
menced the days appointed, and proceed III inc oiue'
in which they advertised with all convenient dcspah
until whole shall have been offered and the sales tus
closed But sale shall be kept open longer than TWO
weeks and private entry OF the lands VIII be aa
mited until after the EXPIRATION of the two weeks
Given under my hand, the city OF Washington, ms
twenty seventh day Of February, ammo Domlnl ono
''o'''"0 ''s"' A'''''' JAMES X. POLK.
BY the President
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-30

TNN. BANNING'S BODY BRACE'-Debllltated PuUIc
H. speakers pulmonc dyspeptics weak and delicate Ia
dies and children, and those with weak spine and one
prominent hip and shoulder, will lind immediate comfort
by the application OF this perfectly instrument when
is d substitute for the and (unkc other sup,
pors supporting the small of the back, and lifting and
not com the sunkcn abdominal organsiuly ex-
banding the chest through the support of the internal or
gans, and correcting STOPPING form by balancing the body
axis and by restraining the motions OF the should
ers.
Ladies will be fitted by Mrs. Baldwin, at p Brenncrs,
Pennsy lvana avenue 4th door from n street
The medical profession invited to call and examine
PiTrsBuRe, May o. 1876.
We the undersigned having used in practice ''Ban-
nngs Patent Lace for the relief OF cases OF simple pro-
iapsns uter cheerfuy testify its being the best insu
lul all the indications required
in the case which be required from an external sup
port 80 =. .~>,,, :. -
7. +. DALE, NJ. ID.
JOS. p. GAZZAM, M. ID.
Jan CIV
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THAsHIONABaE CLOTHI
Jan. ely

FASHIONABLE CLOTIIING.-We have on hand large
L and elegant stock of read nade goods for gcn,emens
wear Fine dress and ock coals dOsay COATS ovecoa;s
of various styles and qualities,
Panaloons and great variety, with every other
article dress outfit gentleman In the best style and
without delay.
some very handsome white silk and other for
ming wear.
Also fin, shirts white, black, and other kid gloves
With and many other pretty and desirable goods
for gentemen's use.
We aso prepared to make up any garment to order at
short notice in the best style.
Terms cash, or to prompt customers on short circuit
Only one price. YOUNG ~ OREM,
Feb l6--3tawAwif 3 doors w est Of Browns Hotel.