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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-20
NOTICE.
Li,chfeld, Is4o.

THE subscriber wishing 10 Telinquish
d his mercantile bnsiness. "ffers f0r sale
his Store and entire Stock Of Goods.. COM
pTising IA large and extensive ass Stment of
Staple Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware
and Crockegy. The Store Is large and
commoLiOus, With 6x'ures convenient for
carrying On an extensive coaaIry hasineAs,
situated In che village Of Milton, near the
Er scopal ChrHch. aud has been occnpicd
By che subsrriber ET the last IL years.
Terms Of payment foe the same can be
made 20 suit the purchasers, the whole or
any .pO,slon Ct the purchase money can re
main for any term of years desired ~ the
paFchaSer. ID. =. WEIGH.
AlilsOn, Sept. G. k040. Awl7
ga ~ @w Er~~~
swuGss THE enclosure ef tie SUB
y scrib.r ea Sunday Che go ,nS'
dark COW suplIDsed 10 b
49, sb~na lea. 9easa.old. aha@AA'
rT - seaa. e 4. Co pay rhAEges and tase hsE
away. JEREMIAH SUHSo%.
NssiS.k. Aas. Isao. ewis
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-20
New Goods.
Take Notice.

MY wife BErSEY having left my bed and
Nl board wIthoa, jnst cause or Pr"vica'ion.
this is to forbid all Pers'ns harboring r trust =
ing her on my account, as shsll pay no debts
Of her contracting.
IRA SHERWOOD.
Gaylnrds Bridge. Sept. 18th 1919 1S
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-20
: he Hydraulic Ram.


Water r~nning up to yo&r House and
Burn a0ithoat tabor.
'NHE subscriber would respectfully call the
l. attention OF the citizens Of Li,cn6eld,Co.
aud vicinity, to this Ingenious. beautiful. sim.
pie aud useful Machine, so completely ada MED
70 their wants, particularly to the agricultural
portion of the community.
BY means OF this N ,chne walter can be rais>
ed froma Brook ar Spring TO a House and
Barn, or to number Of them. though thew
should be 100 feet or more higher than the
source. and however distant they may be If a
proportioNate fall can be obtained.
The Machines which | make wiz raise wa>
ter 8 feet fur every foot fall, causing il to run
in steady stream as IRON an Aqneduct run.
ming down hill. Mrre than 1900 fthese Nh.
| chimes are now in successful operstion-are
| not liable to get out Of order-are easily pro-
| 'ccted iIom freezing, and those who have them
IN use weuld not part with them for double
! their cost.
I The suitable size for driving pipe leading
| rom the Fountain to the Machine is from 4,
| I-2 inch. Halfor 5-Sinch is suitable for dis
| charging pipe TO carry the water from the
! Machine TO House and Barn
Lead Pipe and Pumps.
The subscriber coniiSues TO manufacture
Lead Pipe tor Aqurdncts, Pumps for raising
water from Wells, Springs, Brooks or Ciserns
The subscriber after twenty years experl-
encc, practice, and operation. is prepared tp
make and put in operation Hydraulic Mach,
merry Of any description. and warrants hy
work.
Observation-Disclosures and prompts
ly attended 10.
AL ANSON ANDRUS,
Hydraulic Engineer.
Canton, May 2oth. ts40. ems
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CONFERENCE.-The

OO4 - AZ a ~ AsAeA~AAAA
He subscribers having entered into \
X Cnpa'inership fnr the manufacture aud
sale oi Tin Ware, Stoves, Pipe &c. under the
hrm Of PATrISON g. BRONNELL would
inform their friends and The public generally
mat we Intend to keep on hand and for sale
g"od assortment Of articles in our line Of
business al Pat,isons
Old Stand in Salisbury,
and that We propose opening Shop at FALLS
VILLAGE, about the LIST Of September next.
at either Of which places may be found Va.
riety Of the most approved Patterns OF
Cook 6 Parlor Stoves
for wood or coal, also Stoves, Pipe, Plain and
Japaned Tin Ware, Rrass Kettles. B,iI;anna
Tea and Coffee Pois, Spoons, Shovel & Tongs,
Hens Feathers, Live Geese Feathers Be-, ali
or any Of which will be sold at the Market
Prices fer Cash or approved credit or exchange
Tor PAPER Rags. Old Copper, Brass ~ Pewter,
| P. S.-Particular attention Laid TO job
hing such as putting 40 Eve Gulter and Lead
e,s. Roofing and repairing old Ware all Of
which will BE- done on short notice and Taa-
sonable prices.
AMOS l.. PATTISoN,
! CLARKE BROWNELL.
Salisbury, Aug. 18th, 1910. Owls.
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NAUgATUCK RAILROAD
mHE Proprietors of the Wolco tville
II Cash Sfo'e would respectfully in
form the pnblc that they have op"n-
1 ed their Fall Stock Of Goods just re-
ceived from New York, and are offering
them at ve~y low prices. Our assolt-
ment Of Dry Goods is larger. and ofrich-
err fabrics than ever before has been off
cred in this vicinity.
Please call and examine at theNolcott-
vile Cash Store.
N. B. Particulars next week.
LATHROP Il BRADFORD.
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CHEAP CASH
DRUG STORE.

DRUG STOKE
FENlIOMAS LORD, wholesale and retail
Il dealer in Foreign and Domestic Medi'
cints, Drugs, Chemicals. Patent Medicines
Imported Leeches, Strengthening Plastsrs,
Shakers Herbs and Extracts.
Paints, Oils, Window Glass,
Varnishes. Spirits Turppn'ine, Brushes, Putty,
DYE Woods, Dive Slufis, Sperm. lamp and Lard
Oils. Spirits Gas, Camphene. Potsshes, Inks,
Black ng, &C., SC.
% Cheap far Cash or approved Credit
Reference to r. B MAssN. ESQ.,, Super in
tendant and Engineer N. Y. ard N II. r. r.
PHrLo HuRD, ESQ.,, Sup't. and Eng'r. Nauga-
tue Il. r. CHAs. WATERBURY,, Esq, C"'duc.
tor Naugatuc r R. "6w7
Bridegroom, June 20, lS49.
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At Pattison's
Stoye-W are House

StOVe-W are House
TIN WARE MANCFACTORY,
NAN be found one Of the best assort-
~ ments Of
COOK and PARLO2 STOVES
10 be seen in Litchteld County. ArIange>
ments have been made with the principal
Stove manufacturers Of Albany and Troy,
which will enable me to sell at prices which
cannot be competed with.
Also
| Constantly on hand. Stove Furnitpre.
Pipe, Sheet Zine, Tin Ware. &C., Sc.
Ar kinds of Job Work usually .doae ia
such establishments will he done a.; short
notice. and on terms that will Fol fail 10
suit customers.
The subscriber would here inform his
,, patrons and the public, tina, he has remoy=
ed his shop to more commoious apart
20 'n,s--orpos,e Pratt g. Fosters Stare on
/ the north.
W. C. PATTISON.
West Cornwall, Sept. S, ls40. IL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-04
OCTOBER 4, 1S49.
RAILROADS..
Vermont Central Railroad !
tsx.--ssS5 ftSss &C.,
ss "a e = 80
oN AND AFTER July 30, isif

.N2tsafv- W. IL -lS--El@.-
ON AND AFTER JULY 80 1919,
THE PASSENGER CARS will leave nostop Tor Montpo
Ter Daily Sundays excopted,at a. W. and II A. NJ
wa Fitohburg, kcene, Bellows Falls, Clnremont Nndsut
White River Junction and and nlso nt7 2 A. NJ
and 10 NJ via LOWELL Nashua, Manchester, Concord Loba
non, White River Junction and Norhfeld arriving at Mont
pelior the same day at 8 aud 10 o'clock =. NJ.
Leave Montpelier for Boston by both tho above n
so and ut 1910 A. NJ, arriving in Boston the day
4 and O'Clock 7. NJ.
On Tuesdays leave Montpelier at 20 Instead of4 So
Reftcron Bosfon and Hurting ton either roy,
daify.
Passengers by tho 10 A. NJ Train from Boston, will take
stages al Montpelier for Burlington, where they will uuivc
in for the Boats Lake Champain f White Hall,
Saratoga Springs Montreal Passengers Tor Boston viii
take stages MT Burlington, after the aria ul tho Boats from
tho Month and South, for Montpclief arriving in season TO
take the 1910 A, NJ. train for Boston.
Passengers by the second train from Boston, by tho
first train from MONTPELIER, will remain night at either
Montpelier or Nouhhcil.
Stages in connection with the Central road for oil
parts of Genital, Northern and Western Vermont, Nonho
Now York and Cunndns.
Passengers for Now York City, may take either train,
via Nashua Goou Junction. hence 10y Nashua and Wot
cosor train to Worcester aud Norwich, Conn. Also via
Bellows Fo IL, Greenfield mud Springte ID, Mass.
JAMES MOORE, Eng. aud Superintendent
Noythfptd. 1ulv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-04
GREAT IMPROVEMENT
planning, TOnguCing and Growing
LUMBER.
JOSEPH p. WOODBURY'S
Patent Planning Machine,

lionaty Gutter, Planning, Tongueng aud Growing Ma
chloe, oilers Tor sulo Machines and Rights to use Tho
same This Machine will plain 900 ot OF Boards TO an,
uniform tcknep IN hour producing better finished
surface than II IL possible to produce by my Other
now known, excepting tho hand plane and Is paourry
dnptol 10 plain and joint capboafd weather boarding
and will do the work faster aud better than amy other
chine heretofore invented This machine arranged that
IT planes tho bonrd with unbTokon shaving tho whole
width and length Of the material and does Toxic
than two thirds tho that required equal
amount Of work by tho rotary Cutting Cylinder now la com
use. The construction AMI ofganzltio of this Ma
chine is different iiom any other in use Commuucn.
tions for further particulars ehe6y responded TO by nd
dressing the subscriber (p0st pail) Boston, Mass.
One of tho above Planning Machines may BIO seen In opef
JOSEPH q. WOODBURY.
2O.ly Border Street, East Boston, Mass.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-04
Q nTsU gives nOVct IHUl NC TINVWU
GAkGgbANG MACHINES,
Important to Housekeepers.

THIS Liquid Diue intended TO take the place Of Indigo,
i md All other muteiu use, for Iuon; Clothes.
As tho uud Hue is soluble in Water, all risk OF
the Cluos (,n evil cumn0ny cnnpain'd OF with ldi-
go * avoided. The colour is also superior to that
Of ANY urtice offered for tho purpose 10 which 1t is
adantcd large table spoonful Is sufficient for gal
us ct rinsug watnr hall teuspoonlu or quart bowl
of Starch Tor Ausihs, SHIFTS, &C.
II is put up Bottles OF all Sizes, and tho price so low
other IN competition with II,
especially when It's superiority tai en- INFO consideration
d1JENERN Family SHOULD HAVE Hottie.
For sale Wholesale und retail by II. 5. LOOMS, Agent,
Montpelier, VI.
Also New ana Superior ttcies Blue and Scarlet Dyes
for co ot,us Northumberland oolien Yum
Elmo black Ink for Records and copying.
July, le49. 80
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-04
TnWN 3 HALL.
Revolving Pistols,

Aud gront variety Of Cheap Pocket Pistols, &c.
Purchasers may be assured that everything in line will
be furnished favorable be procured from
amy other source
Montpelier, Oct. Is, S45.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-04
BACLEY'S GOLD PENS!!

A. G.. BAGLIiE &, CO.,,
CONTINUE so Manufacture their Premium Gold Pens nno
" Pen-holders. Gold and silver Pen aud Pencil cases &C.
&c. Dealers supplied at the lowest trade prices
Warehouse, old stand } lS9 broadway, New-York.
N. d. w. II. WAlGllT is no longer agent for A. g. d.
ca. 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-04

TmcOllestibIe Proofs

IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
DR.. Bradec-Dear Sir The Hungarian rllsan is beyond
all question most perfect aud admirable preparation for
diseases oiihe Lungs. have used it m my family, and in
professional practice for than two yccs with the
most uniform and entire success IN Of PnoHd-
~ disease, and cnn conscienuousy all who
afflicted the certain remedy for such diseases
with which am acquapted. You're respectfully,
FREDERIC SIJNER. NJ, ID,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-04
DIR. SPEARS
mucu crLEBRATED
Indian Vegetable ModiCineS

InQlan VGSeJaplo NAGulClueS
RE Universally acknowledged to be the safest cncopc'i
N aud most cfncuu Rcmrirs for the various dlteuses Of
the Human System, offered TO tho pu'lc they can
be relied with confidence to cure all durable cases. lhelr
immediate and thorough. Graduating discusses III us
FORMS Thousands who have been pronounced lncua.
Bile by their Physicians yet Two 90 TESTIFY TO lho virtues o
these extraordinary preparations, having been restored To
sound health by their use.
sye notice. scarcely village eS!sts throughout New bug
land, where living witnesses cannot lie lound 10 le'y OF
their ne,timHblc value.
Their referring tho inquirer after health to the FAM
where may found rcf treatise the origin aud nature
OF the principal diseases which uc humaniy directions
how 10 We and restore health together with
,cate from highly respectable persons icstiiy to Their
healing virtues and urging their Importance Ih's Door
BALM OF LIFE. Nos 4 2.-For Consumption, Dys'
pcpsia INDIGESTION, Liver Compmint IDENTIFY Nervous
Affections Phihi>c, Asihma Papuatou, Bronchitis, &c.
CATARRH sNUFF.--For ousumpr u, Caiurrh, Cough,
Headache, c this is certain cure Tor taaiIh, una suT-
passes any other separon for cleansing the head IN cases
THE LlVERWoRT PILLS, have been for long time
considered uuivetsul medicine trial of bnx will
satisfy the patient that they the best putsatNe known
They tho most colds, COLDS pains "i eves
SCROFULA sYRUP.-1hs of the most eff. ctuul
agents in fr cleaning aud purifying Me blood 1t 70
lous or cancorus 1t Is compound Of in.
gre dents aud of purely vegetable chaTcer For efficacy
CHOifitA MORBIis & DYsENTERY CoRDIAI-
fused ug to dreetions7a cure is warranted in every
case lot whi;h II is recommended.
GERMAN LOriON.-This is warranted to cure the Salt
Rlicum its worst uIms
TONIC CORDIAI,--s one OF the most powerful tones
ever cred the best female medicine TO he OBJ
tanned. -
WONAN'S FRIEND, for the falling oi the Wom5.-This
is the only remedy before the public for this purpose Ii OBJ
vates the necessity Of HsOng to instruments, und is I'M
questiouthly Il most certain remedy.
EYE w iIER-Thi, is the best Ego Wuicrnow in use.
GRAVEL MiNTURE-This will cure all cases Of grav-
Ell. For other Remedies, see" Family Physician"
All the ingredients Of the above medicines furnished
by herself aud combined in accordance with
known principles universally received sound by scientific
Ply sicIaus
Their merits have boon Acknowledged by Thousands -
They been tested and proved 10 be equal to the con
GRAFTON claimed for them.
If fair trial fails health, confident IS the
proprietor their efficacy, that tho expense q" my other
which does effect cure viii he paid, provided II Goes
not exceed one hundI ed du.lar..
Principal Office, go Washington street BOSTON Also
sol by :. X. COLLINS, MoGtpvlifj also, by AGENTS
tLrounLo,t III. country. 22:ly
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SULLIVAN RAILROAD,

Open to Windsor. there connect
EsSS' sssIsl ing with the Vermont Central Rail-
- -. road. aud at White River, with the
-A----l---- Passumpsic Railroad.
ON AND AFTER JULY %, 1919,
PASSENGER TRAINS
FAVE Fitcihurg Railroad Depot, Boston, duily SUN
Ldnys excepted, connection with Fitchhutg Vernon, Il
Massachusetts, Cheshire and Vermont Central Railroads,
for Bellows Falls Cburlestowu and CnromOnt, n. H. aud
Windsor, White River, Royaton and NodhGeld, W. at
l-2 A. NJ
Leave Montpelier VT for Boston ut so and 1910 A. NJ.
{(,-Roth Trains from Montpelier connect Grotun
with Trans from Nashua, ~ H. aud Lowell and the East
anil Worcester, New York via Norwich, Springfield and Al
btny, via Western Railroad.
Fioieht rmin1 will also leave Charcstown, Mast. and
NOrthheld. VI. daily.
FL 4
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-04
FIRE ENGINES /!

nUIT in the must thorough manner not liable to
ID of order, aud warranted to do good execution.
Portable ERgiHes from 80 to SIS
Larger EhgiarsJroa 80 100 To $500.
These are the most economical Engines that built,
aud are afforded 80 low that every Village, FucoIy,
Naghbohuod AFFORD to purchase protection against
Fue.
Engines warranted be Of equal any othor
chine, aud furnished at Fcr-th loss price,
J. Z. & J. II. PADDOCK.
PAppocK's FURXAcE, 7s,f
81. Iohnshury, VI. 'N''
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CHESHIRE RAILROAD
Bisise changed.
IL - Js ,.s.:a

On nnd after MoNpAY, July %, lSA0,
PASSENGER TRAINS wli Boston, in connec
ton with the Fijchurg Irns, daily, at - and ii o.
clock, A. NJ. for Bellows Fli;..
Leave Boston for Kncue 7.30 md II " and 5i5 NJ
Leave Bellows Falls for ro.tun at lOOS VI Hud $50 = NJ
or on the arrival OF trains from the roads nbuyc.
Leave Kecne Boston at and ll2O VI and 45d "
All the above with the trains tho Sul
van abroad, open Windsor, Vermont aud theru
Meeting with the Vermont Genital Ruitnad which connects
White River with the russumpsc RAILROAD. thus making
a continuous railroad line from Boston ugh Fitchburs
Kccnc, Bellows Fails, thdtlestOwu aud Nhdsor II Mont
pcer and Well, River, Vermont. Also at Groon witt tho
trains of the Nashua and Worcester and stony Brook Rail
roads, by which passengers taking either Tram down,
proceed without delay GfnUn to Nashua Manchester
aud Concord Lowell, Lawrence, the Eustorn part
New Hampshire and the Siute of Maine; Worcester
Providence, Springfield, New York Uhy, Albany aud tho
West.
Stages run in connection WITH this line from Winchenon
Ringc and Juiicy hOm litz~iam tn Richmond, " in
chester, ninsdale aud Bfauobufo
From Keene Chesterfield and Drattlehoro Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays ultr The Hry nf tbs last TAIN
up from bellows Falls to Rutland, Whitehall und Bu'ng-
ton.
Passengers leaving Bellows Falls at 740 NJ reao!
New York and Albany By road the day, and those
leaving at " reach New York via Norwich the
morning at O'Clock.
Traveles tho White Mountains will find this very
pleasant route.
l.. TlLTON, Supc't.
1..nN IDF
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TO MANUFACTURERS.
MEDAL WRIGHT. JR,

CONTINUES 10 carry on the building OF NoOLEN
" MACHINERY In all its branches, the North iifane
of Onion River three miles from Montpelier village, and
will funish oil kinds order, short notice, Looms and
Shears excepted
lvng in the business he feels confident that
he can compete with amy engaged ~ the business
Srg-AIl kinds of JOB WOKk done uruer, both wood
and IRON. Orders solicited
Nth thanks for past ayor further patronage is respect
fully solicited.
And he also gives notice That he has two
CAkSDANG MACHINES,
built for lnufcturing-one 81 and 80, with sido draw
els attached them nnd pieAlhg Machine and buster
aud Regulator, hand. which is all new aud built
within tie las year, and viii sell them yeIy low.
And no would further give notice that he has
PLANNING MACHINE,
for Planning Boards Jointng the for floors and
other also timber, such a. scdntng I1sts, &c
MEDAD WRIGHT, JR.
Nnn,n,iior. Anil l6. 1919. lgu
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NORTHERN RAILROAD
e. q ..........l. s.s.......li:z

On and after .JuIy 23, Is4O,
PASSENGER TRAINS, daily, Sundays excepted
m connection with tho Concord, Nashua, and Lowell
Vermont Central nhd Pnssumlsic Railroads:
Leave West Lebanon for Concord, Manchester, Nashua
Lowell Boston, Lawrence city, and the Eust, aud Grotor
Junction. Worcester Albany, New York, and the South
SOS A. NJ und LBS r. NJ, the arrival Of the Curs
from Montpelier aud Wells River, VI
Leuvo Boston from the Depot Of the Lowell Rnlfnnd
for Montpelier and Wells RIVER nt ~ VI. and ~ NJ.
This il the from the Vernon, Central and
Pnssumpsic Railroads Lowcll Boston mud all parts in
that direction, aud the from roads Concord
Manchester and Nashua at GIOton Junction viii
trains for Worcester, New York, Albany sc.
Merchandise Trims daily, Sundays cxceptedl leave
Montpelier and Wells River, via Northern railroad lo
Concord Manchester, Lowell and Boston, leave os
from tho Depot Of the Lowell Road, for Vermont
Central and Passumpsic Railroads.
ONSLOW sTEARNs, Agent.
ConcorJ IuIv I9Aq
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Each bar TO be 10 feet
long. weighing about
$4,000 lbs,
Class No. 16.
ITO be delive red "A reuu lred.)

| (To be delivered requlred)
| 240 barrels OF good sharp building sand.
provided in the contract and be distinctly
understood, that the government the right In
hs p Of the
may requires and whether the quantities required be
All The be Of s
ed in good Order and subject such inspection at the yard
sssactoy 10 the commandans hsrsof For nrhsl a.
scrpton Of materials and samples apply 70 the eommsnd
The deliveries of all the building materials may be COM
within sixty days after tho date Of tho contract and
be continued from time to time in the opinion Of the
commandant Of the yard the wants OF the service
qore and must all be within six months stsr
at Classes headed mscslsnsous to be delivered as rs
the s
on the LIST January, April July and Oo.obe whom dsvS,
be- paid BY the Navy Agent within thirty day! alter The pre-
Of bills in plicate duly vouched and approved
ders therefore, especially cautioned offer under
impression that extension of time will DO granted
Approved suretes in one half of the amount the con-
tract viii he required and ~ per additional secu
ss sdo On Te ss
the sureties and make that they In tho
ties the full amount Of the contract
Each offer must II: be ssd BY the 2,
TORS naming tho and State must b distinctly stated
letter Though The s pos: ooe which notice she. Be co
sidered sufficient and if they do not enter into contract
the date Of notice Of the acceptance Of their bid contract
will be made with other person persons and the
said deaung bidder will be held responsible
Tor excess of prices il any tho accepted offer.
1t is expressly be understood that offer will be
sdsred that does not conform fully - the requirements Of
this advertisement.
Terms of offer.
To the navy agent at ---, L- Of --, In tho
State OF - hereby offer furnish under your adver-
tisenent dated -, and subject all the requirements
of same all the articles embraced in the objects for
- in class No. =. viz; for
(Here insert articles and prices, carried ou
ing to (wh the aggregate in words)
The undersigned, ---- Of -----, and --- of --,
in the State guarantors, hereby undertake that
The above named viii. II his ofer be accepted,
within fifteen days acr the date Of notice through tho post
Office of The acceptance of his bid as before mentioned
Signatures.
/ certify that the above named 49, and ---- arc
known be good and responsible guaranors in the
case. -
WIN. B. SCOTT,
APP 22-law4w Navy Agent
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Trucker q ADDISON. General Agents, offce on 9Th
street. (Colenans Budings) four doors north Of Penn
Bcvcrlev Tucker and John E. Addison have associated
M the purpose prosecuting claims 81 Al kind:
before Congress, and the several doPs''"'n ~ W. s
All administrations post paid addressed % the sscvs
shal receive prompt attention. As"1e"0s no' as
% GO M Dallas Vice President Of The unted States
on Gohn Mclean Supreme Court Of the United States
aon Robert j. WALKER, Secretary Of the Treasury.
Hon Jno Y Mason, Secretary 81 ths Navy.
Hon r. M. r. Hunter, United SAtee Senate
Clement Cox, esq, Georgetown, D. O.
Jno E. Addison, attorneyatlaw, viii continue 70 give
attention business before the several courts Of
he District Of Columbia, and ths adjoining counties of
MARYLAND and Virginia. July O-ly
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win sssssa sPsn our books unless u
payment Of the suhscsiTAisn b. AaAs n e1UupA
Distant subscribers forward nsnsy " letter the Pesass
viii BE- paid and I'll sk ssansl By Ourselves N
ssls Tsnsmissteu IL. y. ~. -.. .+..,sst..
COUNTRY RAPE1 p~balsAsd III wesk1y daring - sss.
u Congrsss and ssmtwsskH darng tAs 44
Subscriptions period sss han vii - vsesvsA On
propsrtioasdte the shove snnsal Esess-
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