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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08
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gROADWAY, CfPO8IIG BONO S2KaEF.
TIE BEVEHTH GRAND CCNGE&T
.SV. HARNUH has Inc horror TO e1nounce saa' the
vi s.yen.b Grand Concert OF
ND'LLG JEINY LIND,
gt lake place ia hs above named Hat cary N DciOAf,
md that her UouCsria will foe tha, PERIOD ne giVoo IN
lew. York 3Yuiaiy UnN irhes noioe Pa,3icaifs aef
shs AZ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

AmFALsE.PRErEFsg SwiNDLE.-Ohai- 1se,
ksener Of pretended Strip Agency Otioe vas
Yesterday arrested by officer EDWARDS, oil the Low
a. Police Court charged wilh obtaining $50 i'oh
three yothers named LamaEtiDe, residents oil .no
xestefn psrs Of This State, by fasey re5r % 'nslnS
himself to be the uole agent Of the aSeamihip "a
c}fc by whioh means he induced the oonpiAinaa1B
to purchase passage tickets in her Tor California
TIE young men fs in with runner VINO 1oos
sbem 10 R0seR olice No. l04 South St. where the
sccused made tbs above representations aoo sos'
ceeded in obtaining the money. The steamship
Pacific is a Savannah packet, and ls NOT inEeRosa
for California ports Within the last four 10 7ntns
about ffsy similar com plaints have been preferred
pgAirtt this Rose ct the LO yer Police Courts de
will have hearing this morning before justice
Osborne.
~ Dr.. f P. BAEx1sG, long Known az r Leo
turer on Spinal and kindred disorders hsa returned
10 this City from heightened 8outhern tour, and
proposes eItEbi.h here Insu!e for The Cure Of SPIT
rsl sad oher 5hyalca Dernngenents by hydropa'hic,
svHna,fc and ether improved appliances. His success
b,a bt great and il Is steadily Increasing Els Office for
lbs pres-1 Is al 81 Broadway
CoURr or GENERAL Ssssfoss-M0n1 ay-Bs-
I57aiAe Recorder, sud aldermen Coax and 8e-d.-fhe
rcto6sr isTI oiths Couu commence thlE dag with he
following Calendar, VIZ: AsaRnlI with Intent 10 Kit D.,
teiype stolen Good FsiIe elsgses Bigsmy l. 10
dtceDi exp q person l-T3a 10 Indeed 2l VIII
fsIses2 Atsud nment2- Graud 10 a. 75
The Gre : nqaes, A sufficient number al Grand uroTs
rott cry TO fem qno1m al addhto1sI NUMBER
we're offfered 70 ne Iamuonsd f5r tomorrow.
Jurors Fiaet-6eTcrs Jurors were fined SIS of ndah1'
7s Sl,, C27sryacp Tbs District Aor1ey mo7el that
Sartel Prom Sltues in hi; cave, required -
oivs bouds 10 sppea aud ,eaif7 In ce1s T1s Coat
GiFs,1ed tfat he I'D sa in O09 10 appear sll esiy
he Frtnsl Robbers -Inthe IL Scholar Felueiie
tnd George psuha injected Tor g7sn1 larceny IN h1yi1g
,oIep lsrg9 amou9t OF opery rom F,snch Go1 10
Par n n
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BY Telegraph
[nnketa.... .NEw.OaEsAgs. Or

Max eta. 80, .NEW-OaLsAF3, Js'- D.
The CoTToE market has been firm. Saturday !
sale VETS 800 bales at further ADVANCE OF an n d
ding being done at IS 0l5 Ths saies Of thu Eeek hl7e
bscn15Co bae The scsqts lhlS az are $40 02iea b.
hind lsBl gear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

NorTMoHAM, n. H.--This old farming tom haa
1865 lnhabiinnts-gsin in ten years 72. The old
ess lnhabisant ia Charles Willy, now lO5 years
old #ho vas one Of the picket guard al Bunker
Hill, and has atill vivid recollection OF The battle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

HARD CAsE.--We have about done giving
money to bay the freedom Of saves, finding that
there s no erd to IT. hui tho following s!rihea US
a. The recital Of peculiarly hard case, 80 wa give
it room In columns
@ law- YORK. iOth 1o So 1890
HORACE GREE LEY,--R fspected Friend-Tha
case Of w IN. Smith and his sister, colorod people,
of Washington, D G. enlisted Jour sympathy last
year. When Smith was here TO rsse mouey 10
redeem hs Slater hand some light colored yOang
woman, and Who, hho bad not a that time raised
doubtless ere thi1, have been given over TO one Of
the chiyalfy" He would again appeal TO your
kirdness-to make one eliott through your journal
10 solicit the balance Of tba ParGbase money, $3.50
which he hsa obllga.sd bms9li 10 pay by Jan. l,
Dr. Bailey having gone aeour'ty Tor him His eister
is now here, and very deHiroul Of good place. He
has, you may recolloos, tho strongest tessimoni
ais Of the deserving character OF himself and sister,
Very .ruiy YOU friend.
w. Y. MOTT IA 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08
mnyyland Eleotiou.-lcompLzrE

LovesmBj 49,. 1873 Thomaa' m2j...... 633
The majority for Mr. Love may be alightly de.
crepBed or increased by the official vote of The
Counties from which only inajersies have been
raceiyed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

'Ax liINsgefRI,, : EUEiSR. = esrsuo In ssrb,o
J! VAIiet Muler Tais WORK Of ~, who's 5Scslye3
e. k'ea gold me- y 81 lae N9honai EShhiton Of sine
va teis ls49 le now opsn 80 i6S Y2bAc al It rev
ss Of lae National 8csdssy OF Dss2n 5SS Broad vaT,
leslie Rondst AduitSpes - cents eaSson ucAels 50
ga open from s = II All 10 ? ID. as iua
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08
NREsYORK LAUNDRY. s gPRU9E.s !. NEAR

NAAtmsssffORk LAUNDRY, IS BPRUgE-SR z. NEAR
hassa, O-fo New shrs 0eslers SiGgls Henlemen,
fSe Se--Thas OF the most perfect end exen'
oil ih9 kina in lh# o. any othsr couul.
A,. sc efec'ed 81 IN expense OF about Qr tsouAand
l,t'pSase combines lheio.lOwing advantages:
9o9, s.9sa !ea1ing tae cry N h2e csn have shob
no % s'nel ana 'oned IN 4 superior asRns 10 from
"a Sss masstalls uaed ntas Wsph,nS department but
esso soap and Uttered Gtoou Aar hence clothes
ensys tS patent sospR Or oh5f hQ MAa2s so az.
& SjsRR se,yesaaad lie The newspapers.
49, shirts done up canal 10 new sAirs
SO2 aeaeo's collars fored IN Ttuy awe; Qbt
kci. eed psnialoc1s els Esntly ron8d add ros&6i
RAJ VIII oa or misIcl (which aellon or nsfsY hap
S ri r1SSs Promptly PAID Tor
sep,t NaDes Nsahed (: htE aat IN var ffh
"a, ssaeey beS4n4e they not Only Ath!,ea win
A.kSs ea1 60 injuri5ds drag 50 geassSlly rsai IN
Is Il. = aeiLnted 10 como neaF LASn. -
<ssrsa 9teStss AID al h1e azSeios 1f5 Goaa m nv
S5esstoaeed Wrench Lsundre.s. -
Sos - sAasa a1d delivered fras Of erS ch9Y1s Ink
a. ny ~ seins efSciu2lly removed N
Ps,s ss ai s OIee 10 spruce q or sspt thyo,sA
~ 4 ~, wiz receive prompt attention.
Hsp MADASE RAYAOHO Superintendent
sss S>3petaanced h2nds are employed 10 ron neyy
guS Snia
Ulssss syss !, 0E x, TIE !, D4APLRAGM FlLTgR
S WAr,rrg Is GtRaf,v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08
GLE -uRtV.YnRH NRI8uNg

Ieog,tA OREGON AND TIE sA"pwlcA isi.aiDs
0 Dsted on lie departure OF eaca MAJ Steamer f
" EliPSres Plcc, 81 Gents PER copy -. -, >, ,,,-,.
ChssisS GPEELEY & McELRAFd, Publishers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08
H;nkats...BALTlMoRE, Oct. G.
7fnrksts..B BUFFALO, Oct.

Ihe market Tor aRAIS is UNCHANGED. l,5o0 Cat.
La 5e 9f1ed. I'D sold al ?. az % tAs hoo % "a
tn tG75 = ECi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

a CHURCH IN FAVOR OF LAsO aEFoRM.--The
following experimentation ~ore adopted At the
Annual Conference Of the Wi,oOn5!n WoaIeyan
Methodist Convention, August 25.h.
NATIONAL REFORM.
Re.oped lat That The principles OF National Aetofm IN
regard 10 the Gee1om Of tie pubic lads are principles
clearly sefo1h IN The Bible, and lha! Cd ChdsuaGs sna
Chrssn MinRerE Al called upon 10 rsGdef hsn our
entire ard hearty sUpp0ft -.
Rso{ptd a. ThAeyaTy noz-.adsodef or landless per'
son exscis iound dscTton ought be entitled to re-
ceiye from ths G07erEmeI! sUi Abs quantity o. 11d of
ihslr ucpol and for .be airport ana ualn'eAaAc9 o.
fsuiy. ,,. .,,t
tee property thereon oushtto kae1enpsd rom s9aFo VI
forced ale and creGi! be bsaed 1po0 mora! IHtegY
nest o. cur Aemb4fl In C0nzeas ifo1 uis Slao asfo
taken Ia n sard 10 iAe ffsstOn a The public aldk
HA9KELL WHEELOCK, PresdanL
2 2 N-INsLoW Bcfthe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

ABoRrloSI3rs ARRE8rED = The Springfield
Republican sAys: Dr.. JudSon Il Jaques Of Plain
field, Conn and Dr.. l. 8 gpersy Of Hartford, 30.
tanic physician, are in custody charged wisn ndg
ing caused the death Of young girl Of hnJ boy.
Conn lar! 9pFl1g in II s!.9mpt 10 procure ~ md bag
ton. The girl 1as nasad e. that sIaao fsosa
not aimee been heard ftom The "a an .Sd her Sc
against the prisoners are that me sh onse on the
Queer CANA to H2rord and yet 70 I'D the broth
erof b. jacques who gs9 II Ihe eos .hss she
csnnof nov be found attended I nsr Tbe woman
" 5s 5$ ss5; s9af e. '5 ss3Ss has al ss
wpo AZ. asp eir p 5i IU reyaasd tie story
'e[.~n n'I e., grAyE LAW ALETIsc meeting o.
EgqIEL o For oat hurried whi.e and c'oTs 1 men
some .n fS ~ u the oily Hall lat eYenlog Wm. n.
Topp waa otbers addressed the meeting and their
Pepper S1 rers enthusiastically. applauded. Tnsy
Iemm n1c,S the Fugitive Slave Law, as unjust IN.
den9q ,ntiopa and at variance with human rghs.
con- raeetipg broke up both coored and white
INC sT1reasIng determination TO reslss the law
IN ne he lat Should the rlaysholders attempt TO
reclaim any ru1away In this city. bood and murder
may be anticipated. Albany K'ioseFbooker, 9Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

CLUTCH BURMA correspondent writes Pat
eraon, N. j. Saturday eganiDgl as follows:
The first Preshytcrian Church in this town TOOK
fra ibis afternoon at q O'Clock, from the unsoe OF
the tinsm!ths who were roofing tho tower, and is
entirely consnmed No inauranoe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

lVUAL MUsIU,-}IR. C. L. aARGE9 yyll CON.
" s ma AnrVS N>; for tae iqscaon OF Ladies'
ata y in Ihs Th,r,eenIA.st Churra Iecnre Roo m
NSees tse III and 7ih aVs "a 4na+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

THE GREAT FAIR on 93E AIiERfCAN
l INsTlTUfE 3 open ete'y day from a Al Until
NR.N TIE Annual address VIII b delivered at ,aejrs-
esalcs on Weduesdsy Evening, Nh inst By U g. Az
Nam E,q. OF PtoydsEca, Il. l.. T1ko;S gratis can be
osabd Of any OF she maUlgoJs or 81 the Clerks DeSR
0as Garden. diRplay OF TlreEuTss Tha EFenlng, al
70 0a0ck o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

ATTxMrT TO AssAs5IsATE John Allison,
carpenter, residing at the corner Of Sizsh-a7enue
ard Thitynintk.aF. was arrested BY oERoars Port
and Diokinsop, Of tho gwelfth Wayd police oh.rssd
with .tabbiug John Carney, Of 385 E'shah-s' in
tho bps and abdoman with intent to tala bis lilo.
From the affidavit OF GErvsy,l sqPosrs that on
Sunday night he wa7 called upon by She accused,
who desired him to 90 with MIN to hig house, ~h'Fe
complaiusnfs wife was visiting. Ho complied
wiih the request, and while on their way, Allison
suddenly drew 8 knifa and cried ou:, You hAye
iDsulted NE" at tina same time ssabbiug him in
the abdomen hips and else where, infictng seyere
wouuda The call OF GMyey for help wAa heard
by The oHioers, woo arrested the accused aud TOOK
30 pfifOn for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

ExcuzsIoS-Tho Hickory Guards, Capt JoHF
L. FOUNTAIN, pst'ed our Office last evening, on
th5i return from target ozcuraion 10 Balls Fer
~. We understand that this company IS PTin.
cipally composed Of chair makers in tho employ o.
Msg,rs. Commeriord < Redga.e Nosher's BEass
Band ACCOMPANIED shem.
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InrroRlztn EpI1ror or


; 3; " % D " = M y > , y .
ChG 5UB6QSl sER9 respectfully CSA tae aleAaan q
tao puhc 10 oe eublo'oed s'te,, rom ~ @saedici
Nd Sgror aoleta.
gss qbscspers HAYS ,a,asd 70 &c ae saIaonzad 7r s
h. rs publishing OF n. Ia1fy ,dod nGs,1, ap3 my oo
I'VE subicuoi lst satisfactorily prove 'as founds'
sena OF the- I 5iln ,,.
% g.sus1 g. JolLla Gse s.y-Ws nerswtta ASST
s,Oa mo ful sd sAcas5o rsbI 20 All tbs asc Fpug BY
idle Jenny L>nd IL Americas a-1o, I'll 10 masia con
raed ~ -aug ny ua 3agiag oar eoieurp n ne u2.ra
E,s. iULEG SENEDlGg,
8IOVn8Gl 8ELLHT%i
Iayt,G GoosE, Hsw-2os> Sep. q, la.
fosAhuxl C }oLiIE, ESQ. S!s Guzr(s VIA Pies
~ tba, yorr sdon Of she J"auy lj1d mpscl il which
ma have a4s 's,od ias uslle OF Fra fond Co Ia 's
,sy ,utorizsd - on 9ubisaed ard farther, that Zach
Ps ggsa JULES 1ENEnlaY.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06
Liyery go Stable.

SMITH q WILLIAMSON,
GIVE notice to the citizens of Fremont, and the
VI public generally, that they2have formed a CO.
partnership, and intend carrying the above bust
ness in all its branches and FORMS They have
made large additions TO their stock of
Horses, Carriages. Buggfes, &c;
and are now prepared to accommodate ell who may
favor them with call. Horses and carriages
For Parties or Funerals
can be- had at any moment. Covered aud open
buggies for men of business OF pleasure, on the
shortest notice.
Riding Horses of the hest bottom,
always on hand. The s,riciest attention paid, SC
that all who call shall be accom- modated without
delay Teams for
Carrying Passengers or Movers
into any part of the country, ALWAYS on hand.
Those wishing any thing in the above line, will
do well to give trial, feel confident they
will be satisfied. both to teams and prices, the
former warranted to carry 10 their desti'
nation in the shortest possible time and the latter
to be as reasonable possible. By strict attention
to business, they hope to merit liberal share Of
public patronage.
StabIeS-Nearly opposite Norton's Foundry.
Fremont, December Is, S49.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06

have me married, whether will or no. If he
has no further business, l will bid him good
morning
'Oh, beg your pardon, my dear young la
dy--not without your full consent, which
trust to gain; and may l be permitted to ask
the friend | mentioned as possessing the
means, whether he would be likely to assist
young lady out of her unhappy state of single
blessedness.'
Unhappy that is rather cool, and gratu-
itous-but don't know as / can prevent your
asking
We'll, but will you tolerate me in report
ing progress Immediately after l learn the
facts p
oh, not immedately-you frighten me
they would not spoil for a month
Say day?'
No
"A week?'
We'll, week be it.
So Williamson took leave, and Lillia called a
council of her mother, cousin, and Mr.. F,-and
made an exposure of her whole heart, being
quite sure Of favorable result
That day week Williamson dined at Mr., IS
and spent the evening" when general part
nership was agreed under the firm OF William
son and Company--she being the company
and sleeping partner, as the mercantile phrase
has it, and he the active one. 1t became {
most respectable and thriving business house
if an accomplished, dutiful amiable and veal
thy wife, and half dozen beautiful young
icherubs, constitute that combination-the re
suit showed the truth of the proposition, thai
the surcst and most profitable investment IL
the trade of life. by young man, is Honesty
I yo4;o,.o ,,,d T;u;I;f,y
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06
FIRE AND MARINE

TINE undersigned would call the attention of
merchan and others having property expos
ed to loss by fire the pers of navigation to the
superior advantages offered by the
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06
school Notice.

TINE Board Of Educt ton of the town OF Frsmo nj
l. hereby give notice that the Schools of said
town will be re-opened on the second Monday Of
April next.
Until that time the President of said Board will
receive proposals for teaching said Schools. In all
cases the proposal must be accompanied by certi6-
cate of qualification from the School Examiners o
said town being the Rev'ds H. P. Powers. Henry
Lang and F. s. White.
J. s. OLMSTED,
President of the Board Education.
HOMER EVERETT, Sec'y.
Fernout, Sandusky CO., March 81, ls50-2:3
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06

A T our instance an attachment was this day is
"A sued by John Bell, jastce of the peace OF
Sandusky township, Sandusky county, against the
property and effects of John S. Harbech, a nom
resident of Sandusky. Dated this 18th day OF
March, 1850. DAVID WALTER,
2:3 DAVID McCULLOCH,
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06
Boots and Shoes,

very great variety and warranted water proof
HATS & GAPS, A GOOD ASSORTMENT.
Sole and Upper Leather, DC; all cfhe
above articles will be sold cheap for Cash, ex-
changed for Wheat, Corn, Oats, Rye, Timothy
Clover or Fax seeds, Hides. sheep pelts, Butter,
Lard, Eggs, TaiIow and Wax
Fretnont. November 3, lS49 "a
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06

nRESS GINGHAMS. Beautiful styles at one
IL shilling only. Call and see them. Also, q
splendid lot of Delains and Spring Dress Goods, just
received at PETTIBoNE's.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06
NUINE OLD DR.. JACOB TOWNSHIPS

possesses marvellous efficacy IN al complaints arising
circulation, determination Of blood head papaton of
the heart cold feet and hands, cold ch and hot flashes the
body has equal Colds Coughs and
expectoaton and pefspraon relaxing structures Of
he lungs, throat and every other part
But nothing is excellence manifesy
knowedged than in all kinds and stages Of
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06

as proof of cures in this distressing class of
plaints see pamphlet. All broken down, debita-
ted constitutions from the effect OF mercury, will
find the bracing power of this article to act mme
diatey and the poisonous mineral eradicated from
fha
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06
INSURANCE COMPANl
OF Hartford. Connecticut.

INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF Hartford, Connecticut.
l. Rates of premium as low those of any other
office.
2. A speedy and satisfactory adjustment of loss
es by the General Agent of the company, for The
western and southern States.
8. Arbitration (of all differences which may
arise) by referees mutually chosen.
f. Awards promptly paid in specie, bankable
funds or exchange on N. ork. Charleston, BaltI-
more, New Orleans. ST Louis. Louisville, Pitts
bureh or Cincinnati at the option of the insured.
o. Pamphlets setting forth the mode and princi-
pies of adjusting losses-rates of premiums-clas-
silica ton of hazards, &C., &c. furnished to the
customers of the Office free of charge.
For further information
apply to the undersigned who is fully authorized TO
insure dwellings, stores hotels, warehouses, mills
manufactures, barns, &c, &c.
ALSO
household furniture and goods, wares and merchan-
die contained stored therein, against loss or
damage by fire.
dry goods, groceries, manufactured goods, produce,
household furniture, live stock, and every other de-
scription of merchandise personal property, ship
ped or to be shipped per good steamboat or DO ats
to and from points on the western waters, or be-
tween eastern cities (via lakes, or other inland
route and any towns in the western country against
the hazards of inland transportation.
A L o
shipments of goods, wares and merchandise, per
good vessel or vessels, between New Orleans and
other Gulf ports-between all American ports and
English or European ports, to any maratime port
whatsoever in the Atlantic waters against the per-
lis of the
R. P. BUCKLAND, AGENT,
Hartford Protection Insurance Co.
Fremont, Jan. 5, 1868 3m
DENTISTRY
DR.. L. D. PARKER, FROM CLEVELAND,
D ESPECTFULLY announces to the public that
II he has permanently located in Fremont, fol
the purpose of practicing
Surgical and Mechanical Dentistry.
From the ample resources which he has enjoyed
for acquiring thorough knowledge of the profess
ion, he feels confident that he shall be able to give
satisfaction to all who may desire his aid, in the va
rous branches of the profession. The public are
assured that the utmost will be taken to render
| his operations both permanent and useful.
| Artificial Teeth set on Gold Plate,
in number from a single one to a double sett Piv'
OF teeth set in the best manner. Carious teeth I'll
| led so as to permanently arrest the decay. Teeth
cleaned in such manner not to njure the en-
amel. Teeth extracted with the most approved
! instruments
| DIR. PARKER, wishes to be understood that he
is responsible for all his operations. Persons wish
ing Dental Operations, are invited to call at his of
fee, in Caldwell's Brick Building. DIR. Cham
berlin's Office.
Fremont, June 80, l849-15
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-06-07
BARRETT'S
DYE H o u S II
40 Washington Street, Boston.

THIS extensive and we'll known establish
l. ment, having introduced all the modern mprov-
ments, and discoveries in the Of Dyeing and Fin
shing, is now turning out style OF work that has
LADIES DREssEs and CLoAKs of all kinds, SHAwI.s,
dyed most brilliant colors and finished SO much like
new goods. as 10 DECEIVE the most practised eye
Silks and Silk Dresses Waiered in beautiful style
WGolen Dresses dyed without being ripped. Para
soils and Sun Shades dyed on the frames. Straw
Bonnets dyed, aud pressed in fashionable shapes.
MerinD Shawls clensed without INJURY 10 the bor-
ders. Gentemens Goats, Overcoats and Pants
clensed or dyed whole, and pressed the same asnew
to- Having taken the lead in this business for AZ
year, the propretors mean TO keep il by prompt
ness, the excellence OF their work and moderate
prices. J. j. DUNCKLEE, Agent.
Burlington. VI.
tV Office at the Store oil HIGBEs g. WEBB
Church Street, where all orders will be promptly at
| tended to
January 3olh, 1850. d&w6mos.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-06-07
EIaw and land Office.
Fond dl Lac, Wisconsin,,
NRU RY e. Film r, ATTORNEYS A

Gerry.
ERlsrrs w. DRuRv, (of the late firm OF Drury &
Eastman)
Erwin FLINT.
Messrs. D. & r will practice in all the Courts in
the State and give special attention to collecting and
securing debts. They have business connections
formed Throughout, the State Of Wisconsin, Northe
Illinois, md Eastern Iowa. They will also attend to
the purchase aud sale of Lands, the payment OF Taxes
the location of Land Warrants, the examination OF
Land Titles, &c.
The most satisfactory references will be given to
our correspondents in New York, Boston, Baltimore
Philadelphia, Washington City and most OF the
principal cities.
Refer to Hon. Milo l.. Bennett, Asahel Peck, Esq
D. X. Pansbon, Smalley g. Phelps, and c. ID. Kes-
sor, Esq
Dec. l8iS. w22tf
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT Is
planning, Tonsueing and GrGHvIns Lumber.
JOSEPH p. WOODBURX'S
Patent Planning Machine.

'NHE Subscriber having received Letters Patent
for Il slatianarv Cutter, Plan,ng Tongueing and
Growing Machine, now offers for sale Machines and
Rights to the same. This machine will plane
1000 feet OF boards to any uniform thickness, in
he producing better finished surface than it is
pc esi = to plane b, any other means now known, not
to plane and Joint clapboards, or weather boarding,
and will do the work faster and better than any ma
chine heretofore invented. This Machine is SO ar
ranged that it planes the boards with an unbroken
shaving the whole width AMI length OF the material,
aud docs not take more than Two thirds the power
that is required TO On equal amount OF WORK by the
Rotary Cutting Cylinder, now in common use. The
construction and organization of this Machine is DIFF
tcTent from any other nov in use. Communications
Tor hr!her particulars chec,iuy responded to by al
lressing The subscriber ;post pu;d,l Boston, Mass.
One OF the above Planning Machines may be seen
IN operation by calling the the Potrntcr.
JOSEPH p. WOODBURY.,
Border street, East Boston, Mass
May |, 1919 w4iyl
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WOOL! ~ WOOL:

III lie subscriber having purchased the mnnntnc-
turing cstabr hment Of VIM. killum & Co. al
Wmooski Falls, and engaged the former owner to
attend to the business, would now inform the public
that he is ready to rece i've wool manufacture into
Cassimcres, Plain Cloths Satinetts, Flannels, &c,
&c all colors and mixes that may he called for
Aso, TO exchange cloth tor wool on reasonable
terms.
Carding and Cloth Dressing done as usnnl:
J. S. MUNSON.
Wnooski Falls, May l6, 1919. wi6,i