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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-27
Leather Betting.
N. HUNT & CO..

No. 20 DevOnslirc Street, Boston,
Manut and keep constantly on hand, for sale,
BEST OAK TANNED LEATHER Betting.
BELT RIVETS g. BURRS,
SUPERIOR BELT CEMENT,
AND EXTRA QUALITY LACE LEATHER.
BELTS MADE TO ORDER & WARRANTED
N H. a CO espectfu.lv refer the following touching
tho quality eft their Betting:
NAfE The undersigned, having in use the Oak Tanned
w Leather Betting, uiaciued by N. Hunt & Co. No.
% Devore Street, Boston, do checru.y recommend II
to Manufac and Macinist, and have hesitation
for quality of stock, uniformity Of thickness
being stretched, the Of its
facufe, durability cquaito any we have ever
used.
SOUTH BOSTON IRON CO., South Boston,
SETH WILLAMETTE, Union Works, South Boston,
JOHN SUUTIlER, Globe Works, South Boston,
SETll ALAMS s. co, Steam Engine & Power fress Bull
ders, Sputh Boston,
HINCKLEf & DRURY, Boston Locomo i've Works, Bos'n
WM. WASHBUKN, Saving X Thinning Mill, Boston.
A. Z. ". CURTIS, Paper Manufac's, Newton Ia Falls
JOHN L. WILDER, Schumacher Safe Manutactr, Boston
w. w. ALCOTT, Supt't Suffolk Flour Mills, Boston.
HENRY BREvO0RT, Agent Gleudon Rolling Mills, East
Boston.
THOMAS DITSON, Boston Sugar Refinery, f. Boston.
F. MAIN. Superintendent, MarbIehcad Cori~ge Go.
DAVENPORT & BRIDGES, Car Builders, Cambridgept-
EDW'D lang, Sup't of SpInniag Room for Sewe. Day
& Co., Cordsge Manufacturers.
LEM. CREHORE, Paper Manufacturer, Newton Lower
f5rr - Falls.
OTIS TUFTS, Steam Engine Builder, East Boston
Kr N. HUNT & co, agents for SWlNGLE's
April %. 7a:6m
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FEvER-SORE CURED.

The Rev RICHARD DuNNINC, Pastor Of the Preshyie-
ra cEircl Adams Basin. Monroe COMFY v Y
Il have just received letter from Mr. tsASSEy DrS>iSG.
relative TIC OF his Fever-eore- lua may depend
what States, he i q Christian elder i-
church Some years since he had To have of he eat
III, his life. consequence F-vrr-orr Tie other
leg being Affected end about he sinpHta'ei-
rn=nde BRxSI's MEDICINE Read the He says; 4
hare used only 1IiEEE BOTTLES Of BRiNTrS MEDICINE
PLACED toFE, from orzaesIta. fss Saar
and thai. the bsssin Of God. has elected
a cure n NM EnQ,n See PAMPHLETS for fu particulars
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-27
CANCERS CURED.

MrO. KINNEY, merchant, Ciizt1a, 0neiaa county n y
informed rs thai esncsrocior in sad county e:rclng
soud-rfu Ct CANCERS through tie efficacy BRASTS
PURIFYING EXTRACT esacrr-dorf0r Greene county,
". Y, is also using said PrSlFIER Mr. A. B. SETTLE. drug
gr Canajoharie, Montgomery cufy N v hls informed
Of important Of CAscER Of long standing, when
effected aged lady Ct thar place IT, therefore,
PURIFIER CGncrr by rs purifying. healing power yva;
impure disease of The blood II Seven year,
experiences and triumph says there but whai wl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-27
NURSING SORE MOUTH. LIC0RRHGi. &c.

"BysoS, GExEsEE Co. N Y Oct ~ 1911
"Messrs NJ T. WALLACE CO.: Some time last winter
my wife became dehfaed from the effects OF LrcnkrE
and Nnrs'sy Sore loz thai size could In her child per-
for any household lGbo- Her medical treatment varied
according 10 the advice and prescriptions Of the eminent
Physicians. until ss exhausted efnrs-
becuine so skeleton. thai size commenced
Ring bs1fsfs Nedrfae ste weighed eishf-fgs
pounds. but by the four bottles Size
perfectly well The perfect. thai She eabl
10 do al necessary household and gained uy pounds
ri iesh IN four weeks
Yours truly, C. 3. GALENTlNE-
The reader will that Nlr GaLrSyfNF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-27
DANIEL LAWRENCE,
ONLY MANUFACTURER OF
MedfOrd Rum.

Sold at his DstilIey 10 Medord, and warranted pure
also by Reed < Lovejoy, Nashville, n. H., asd BY
r & s. Spsuiding, Wentworth ~ H.
flock ont for imitation stayed NEDFosD Rus, WILTON.
nv name the casks, for number of liquor dealers 70
Boston sendns large Of Rum into the County
tor the Pure MEDvoKD Run None pure unless ms name
.s on the casks They also many OF my seeoa
with their spurious liquor DANIEL LAWRENCE
Medford, Nov &, 1879. wi93isof
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LIVER-COMPLAINT!

Dr. NATHAN HUBBARD, OF Stra.iara. Cont Of he
Oldest and most respectable physcEts- afflicted with
Liner Conrkisf many years. and cg erred By
BRAN1vS PURIFYING; EXTRACT. We could hun
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-27

~ATrrca, Gcuesee Co. Fe5rzGry l. i3ia
M. T. WALLACE CO.-tscKi,szea: wss. for
than year, afflicted with disease tie stomach could
no, tut fat greasy substance ifce cau- great pan.
SICKNESS and vomiting and cuuiinnsiy a ed with
.t,isch as an experiment. tired one bottle OF BRANTS
MEDICINE, which, "a dsappon s1sfT 1zc
iierei ie assa pam ee, ong. ierrore usssl secuui
bottle. which has completely cured the d ssase
well and hearty, anl anything without beia;
pained or the stomach becoming sour.
Yours respectfully, T. $. WILCOX"
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BlackwO0d's Magazjae,.
81 -and tho
British Quarterly Reviews.

II
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the drawn om them BY the leading
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-27

PASSENGER TRAINS in connections with the Cen
trai, rsssurp~ie, Csneori, Manchester 4 Lawrence,
Nashua x Worcester, Lowell X Boston Railroads,
Lave Boston from the Depot o~e Road for ;.e
bsacn Wells River, Montpelier, Waterbury, VT at IL A.
~ ard for Bristol at IL N.
Leave Lebanon for Boston, Gro:on Junction. &c, II %
A. NJ and Bristol at LIS A. ~ the arrival VI he
from Wells River and Montpelier.
This load the VT Central and Passumpsic roads
with The Coacod Nashua aud Lowell Roads and Is the
and quickest from Csnaas Nobern and Gen.
trsl Vermont, and New Hampshire, to Boston-
Passengers from the Ceursl and PassumPsc Railroads,
Vi Concord Manchester aud Nashua, at Gfoten
Juncion, WORCESTER and New York, quick aud cheap
as BY any asher route, and earlier Al Boston.
conrenieat landing aud fens, for cat,l has been pre-
pared on the iowe Road within mile Of Porters.
Special Train for cattle will 60 oush over route
on Tuesdays without stopping.
FREIGHT TRAINS for the Northern, Central, aud Pas
sumpsic Roads leave the Depot OF the Lowell Road Bos-
ton. ONSLOW STEARNS. Agent.
Concord, N II. October, Is, ls49. IS
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Vermont Central Railroad |!
~ EY1a


SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ON and AFTER Monday, June Sd 1885, tbs Passenger Cam
~ will run follows; via tst3
via Boston and Lowell, Nahu~. neesd Northern and VI
Central Ioads, at II a. y: and u r. Axe, via Fitch.
1ls and II a, The ia :. NJ usis. vii! sni,s il !.
n. lrai1a ssxi morning Al Is A. n.
Rssssn.e, leave Burlington at . A. ". end P n,
for Boston, BY both the above The ~ tTnfn will
arrive in Boston at p NJ dsv, and tho r. ~ tsais
next day ct P. M.
both trains connect each gay at Buslngtoa daily, with
The Steamers Lake ChaGplan; and ut Kashus, Fitch
burg and Grcsou junction, with trains 10 and from Wes
cestes, Msss. and New York City.
Passengers leaving Montreal a. 10 A. ~ and T. NJ
viii arrive Boston At aad p NJ the day, and ia
New York A. M. the second day. Returning, leave
So.ton att 9, II and - A. y. and in Montreal
at Ia A. n. and la P. ii. the next day.
Freeht trains Boston and Burlington Daily. Sundays
excepted
No charge will he made for Truckass Wkarfsgs 1t
burlington freight betweea BOSTON and Burlington, any
part oi the state Of New York the Canadss. -
For further information see Pathfinder Railway Csde
JAMES MOORE, Eng. and Superintendent.
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VERMONT RAgCIlslAN STATE JUNE e. Eaav


III ia N1tlbhal
lIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
UNITED STATES. a
On the Mutual Principle.
OFFICE. STATE STREET. MoNrPELIER, VT.
Life assurances the poor mans wealth and good in
~ vestmeni for the capitalist"
OFFICERS,
HON. WILLIAM c. KTTTREDGE. Psesideut.
EDMUND WESTON.
j RAHiSI d sSHRMIS, Vice Presidents
DIRECTORS,
y WM \ krsEPss SAC e, Y psWsY
HOMER aoSSsi W. !" s HEATS jos. :. baSFosTa.
p s-s-p BOARD OF FINANCE.
e JUlLUs-y. DEWEY.
Medical Examiner. JULIUS Y. DEWEY, MD.
Consulting Physician, FRED w. ADAMS, n. D.
Secretary, ROGER s. HOWARD.
We invite attention ofthe public the principles
ofhIs Company Its cbauer 10 liberal, and furnishes ad
vantases wishing become nsured equal not
superior any other Company in the Union.
II is located in ksa,fhy ensfe among people of Wig
these reasoas s viii. less The economy of ia
mana cement greater lts will tsaev. lis
business directed with prsdsaee and easrgy. All
the Ire end Of five years will be put to the
AZ Veraezf Institution il has peculiar cSims to the
patronage of the p~opIe Of the State.
with forms of applcaiio, by applying
'3fice Ct the Company, OF its agents.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-27
SCOTT & FIELD.

so e ~ ~ eSa eEee1e11 81 a. lrhtl Il ~
sosid. Cal aud soc il burn. "a = - : I =
April Is. n
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EVENING EXPRESS

Over the Hartford and Nav Haven mad New York and New
Haven Railroads, arriving 10 the Ciiyat1tP n.
Passengers leaving Bratteboro' by the train rcae
Springfield 1881 A. N. and reach Nav York ahout4 NJ
The above will be found CHEAT, QUICK, aud CON-
New Hampshire giving 10 travellers complete LAND
ROUTE and Avoiding entirely the dangers Of tho sound
RETURNING, Passengers leave New York by the
A. NJ train ofthe New York and Newaven Raroad, and
reach Bra,teboro the same ev and eaeh Aoneiier
Wells River, the day 43J p NJ Those leaving
e~ York BY the As p NJ train. lodge either Hartford
Springfield Northampton and reach Montpelier day
at 80 r. NJ.
Passengers arriving Springfield BY the FIRST tram from
Brateboro reach Pfovdrnce, Albany, Troy WHITEHALL
the evening, and Buffalo the day at r. NJ
JOSIAH HUNT, Supt. c. T. r. Road.
Northampton, May 8, 1850 7i:s:tf
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LAND ROUTE TO NEW
YORK!
VIA CONN. RIVER RAILROAD.
FARE-FRoM $500.
WINDSOR TO NEW-Y0RK,
$685.

TRAINS leave Bratteboso' IS A. NJ and 4, NJ,
the arrival VI the Stages connecting with the Chesh
ire and sulliyan Railroads at WslroIe.
Passengers by the first traia leaving Man.pelies reach
Bueboro for The p N. train, Spsinsheld Al
p NJ. aud proceed then BY tho
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CHANGE OF LIFE,
Dyspepsia-Sour Stomach!

from he girl tie vssa AMI the rd8'e aeihe
accelerated. aiii thu ecr gisa -sf ezs
srrv.i OF the as 9ssases escnIly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-27

y RaANF'S EXTRACT
For sale by REDFIELD & GRANNlS and s X. COL
LiNs MONTPELIER; Johnson & Campbell. Washeld; Co.'s
nriano Watsrhury; a. T. Bancroft, Plainfidi French
q walker, barre; james Carjeli. Warren; Putnam x
MoosteI- harsheed; A. G Burnhsn, Mcrctown H. H.
camp, Nor'hheld Centre; J. A. 5. White NoTihhei; NJ
heeier, Hydepark; ". r. Ncyes, Mcrristown; Camp,
stowe aiofse 1 Knight, Johnson, W. & w. Grswebi Je
fsrsonve; g. s. Hopkins Co. Crmhridgc. And by BIER
chants and nsu ssiss nearly every sownu the State
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-27
MERCURIAL DTsEssEs.

The reader viii that Mr.. GALESfI~K says 10y
skill He we are informed by L. 5 TERgY Esq, Of ID
place. has studied ue.ic,ur
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GENERAL DEBILITY or The SYSTEM!

MI A. HcLTSTANDER. merchant. Cb-,iia ioryain O.,
sso wrote psiier ~ 1919. ard h,er hnvns srir low
lAe c,afni me PULMONARY ;ALSiM ha'l ,trc't'i lie
care OF iis sves coisumptive I'll. sad: Il tr rr
ally u<s-d BRiNTsS PURIFYING; ExTR5CT. hsr rshef
as,,iy o. my system and hive hesitation q
u y lhe tcs medicine 10 RssTcKE aaa
tf i have ever used In ilsszacs shf-r have
s"d GRANTS MEDICINES, hey eslssS cse-sg.
.ssd llc s rllns,f
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-27

bkANTS PURIFYING EXTRACT Is re. feet szd iiososgt
efaaoafor o. gu tie c5fs e NEScvKS. Of ne yres
preparations OF CALoNE or MsRcCKs ozs tir yieH
restores the 6a saselss and Ese ssr dssel " their or
I'm HEALTHY
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-27

A4o&AVOAAAAA UxSGASES.
Persons whose constitutions have became inn
paired BY the InJudcions of MERCURY, will find
nese Medicines perfect cure, as they never fail
20 eradicate from The system all the effects Of
Mercury Infinitely sooner than the most powerful
preparations OF Sarsaparilla. A single trial will
place mem beyond the reach Of competition, in the
estimation of every patient.
Be CAREFUL OF COUNTERFETTS
Several have lately been discovered, and rh.;r
York and abroad. ~ y As'"
Buy OF no one who i not an Aurso.mrn
AeExr. 'AseD
Prepared and sold by DR.. W. B MQFrAT. aas
Broadway, New-York. '''o
FOR SALE BY
!. X. COLLINS, Montpelier. W:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-08-14
w. c. MORAGNE. Editor.
IN. E. DTRlSOE, Proprietor.

HE ILLS WE LEFT BEHIND Us
Oh! wEal's the use Of looking back
As o'cr life's road we travel;
Orpausing for a moment to
Some mystery unravcl:
The better ways TO go ahead
Let Fortune miss or find us,
And never cas-. glance upon
The ills we leave behind US.
When sickness and sore toes combine
To make us sad and weary,
sought to keep our spirits up,
sor think that life is dreary;
But cast at once from off our souls
The chains of grief that binds us,
And bid a last farewell unto
Thc ills we leave behind us.
This world hath pleasure for us all,
Aswell as carc ara sorrow,
{ And though the skies may weep to-day,
They may wipe up to morrow;
Then why:shoull we let present woes
OF former ores remind us?
They're past-they're gone-so Let's forget
The ills we leave behind US.
Then let old Time remove the stones
Where all our griefs are covered,
And frighten Mcmory's bird away,
Which o'er them long has hovcrcd;
For when within his fatal net
go Grim Death has once cntwined US,
s,lI cease to think Of present joys
And ills we leave behind us.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-08-14
II z ECU DEE e q.
A THRILLING TALE.

A little more than fifty wears ago, a man
by thesname of Henry Thompson called
atthe house of MIR. John Smith, resident
sin. asretircd part of England. and request
q cd aniirlit's lodrinr. The request was
&readilv Granted and tho stranger. having
8taken some refrcshment, retired early to
Ibed renuesii,o that no m;rht he awakened
at an carly honr thc folIow;ncy morni,o
Whom tho scrv.nt ,rn,;,ted to call H.,
ertcred t}o room tor ,I,at II @ nnrnose ~ m ho was m
tound i, his bed ncrtactIr dead
On examining his LoIv m marks Of
violence appeared but bis couutouance
looked extremely natnral
--1i1r 1i1r~,u-r oii lns death soon sprcad
among the neiol5ors, and inonisics were
made who he was, and by what means lie
came TO his death
Nothing certain however was known
lie had arrived on horseback, and was
seen passing through nci5hboring vii.
lage about an hour before he reached the
house where lie came TO lis end. And
sthcn, as to the manner Of his death, so lit.
lie could be discovered, that the Jury
which was summoned 70 inyestioate tl,n
cause returned 4 verdict tl,At nc dRieid "by
a visitation Of es7d When this was done,
the stranger was buried.
and weeks passed cn, and little
further was known. The public mind,
however, was pot at rest. Suspicious ex-
listed that feaE nleansShad hastened the
strangers asath: Whispers to that effect
we're expressed, and d.iassthe hearts of
many, Smith was considered as guilty.
The former claraGter-of Smith had not
been good. lie had lived loose and
irregular life, involving himself in debt
bv his .extravagances, and, at length, be:
ing suspected Of having obtained money
-wrongiully, he suddenly fled from the
town,
More than ten years, however, had
noW5s elapsed, since his return, during
& which he had lived at his present resi-.
dence, apparently in good circumstances
and with an improved character. BS
former life, however, was not ranaAnSassser.
ed, aud susricion, after all, fastened unon
him.
Al the expiration Of two months, 4 cen.
tlcman one day stopped in the rlace for
the nurnose Of mak;nn ipouirv rasnp.tino
the stranger who hatts ,cen found de,d in
hi; bed He supnoscd himself to be a
brother of the man. The horse and clo;hes
of the unfortunate man still remained, and
were Immediately known as haviou be.
loprcd to his brother. The BODY also
wos taken mn. and tboroh considerably
CHANGED bore n strong resemblance 70
him
Fla now felt authorized to ascertain II
,o.s;Ile 1be manner Of his do,t,, He
proceeded therefore to investigate the
circumstances as well as he was able. At
length nc made known to the magistrate
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-08-14
VOLUME XIV.
NnniScr 80.

-.
LIVING FOR ApPEAnANcEs-Col. Full
Ter, Of the New York Evening Mirror, is
right, emplatieally right, and heworld
should know it. This living for appear
ances5 is the great atcurse of social l;fe; it
has led TO more bankruptcies, forgeries,
domestic 1aarrels, lies ndsuicides than
allother causes rut together. The fatal
ambition infectss all ranks and conditions
of society, and ruins more souls and for
tunes than all other passions comhipeds.
The " fear of. tho world .is mortal death
to all who entertain it, Here in New
York we see the blighting effect ofathis
deadly curse where ever rye turn our eyes.
It makes the lives of tWo-tkirds ofsthe
community perpctualiy enacted lie: To
.out-shine their neighbors in style Of iy-
ing, eguipage; seemsto o:be The ruling pas,
sion, not only of the upper circles but
|eat of the masses. It is truly a most
jEitiable ambition, and &scosts-ah! what
it; not cost 4ioner; honesty, truth
trahquilisgss as well as fortuiSSSs re afT
Weed at once to the Neloch Of social
Even the Church itself serves to
rather, than to check, this foolish
melancholy struggle to aleepup ap-
!Eauce" and.the fashionable ripairiss
ween "Grace" and Trinity, ST.
aals" and est Johns " are perhaps the
signal and the most shocking ex-5.
application zof this /" struggle our city
aaFafds.' -plit City Items
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-08-14

To DESTROY RArs.-Many accidents
occurring from the use Of poisons, we
advise all who are troubled by these mcGi
amt corn dcprcdators to try the following,
simple plan: Take some old corEs and
chip t!lcm up into pieces about the size Of
grains of coffee, and then with an old
coffee mill grind them up, and when well
ground fry it in some grease. Put it in
the vicinity Of their haunts, and you will
soon sec the result"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-08-14

Farycu LITERARY PRIzE.-Thc
French Acadtniy lately offered prize OF
1000 t:;rc; for the hest dramatic work. in
ci:!cI.in@ principles ct rec:i.ulc and morality
II h': been given to Emile Angler, author Of
;.Gabrrllc'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-08-14

EVERY one for himself as the jackaS
said when dancing among the chickcns'
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-05-23
(To BE coNTINCED.)
Remarks Of the Hon. II. II. Sibley.
House of Representatives. Washing.
ton, April 80, 1850.

Remarks of the Hon. II. III. Sibley.
House of Representatives., Washing
ton, April 80, 1850.
The House resolved itself into Com
mittee Of the Whole on the state of the
Union, (Mr. THOMPSON, of Mississippi,
in the chair. and resumed the conside-
ration of the bill providing for the taking
of the seventh census.
Mr.. SIBLEY was entitled to the floor.
Mr.. S. desired TO be informed by the
Chair, whether the bill was now open to
amendment:
The Chair said that no amendmen,
was now in order.
Mr.. SIBLEY addressed the committee
as follows: When ] made the motion
yesterday, that the committee rise, i,
was with the hope that could obtain
the floor before the adjournment, ant
induce the House to take up some busi.
ness of pressing nature, which wish.
ed to bring before it. In this was dis
appointed. have but little 10 say will
regard to the bill now before the com
mittee, except to give notice of my IN
tention at the proper time to move al
amendment, to the effect. that the Sec
retary Of the Interior shall cause a,
enumeration to be made Of all the Indi
an tribes within the limits of the State
and organized territories of the Unio,
so far as this is practicable to be done
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gtillwater Business Direftorp.

Henry l.. Moss,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and genera
Land Agent-StiIlwater, MINI. Ter. Lant
Warrants constantly on hand and for sale
marranted genuine.
REFER TO
Messr.. Woodward s Dusenbury. N. Y. City.
" p. Choutean, IT., & Co., St. Louis.
X. M-Kensie & Co.,
'' Hampstead & Washburn, Galena, III.
/" James Carter & Co.,
II. L. Dousman, ESQ.,. Prairie dS hien
Hon. II. II. Sibley, Minnesota Ter.
II. M. Rice, Esq,
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PROBATE COURT.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the regulaI
IN terms Of the Probate Court Of Ramsey
county, Minnesota Territory. will be holden on
the first Mondays in March, June, September
and December, respectively, at O'Clock a. NJ,
ut nv office in the town Of ST. Paul.
40-yy HENRY A. LAMBERT,
Judge of Probate Of
Ramsey Co. Min. Ter.
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s ABRAM VAN WORRIES,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Solic-
itor in Chaneery. Will attend to all pro-
fessional business entrusted to his care.
Saltwater, NJ. +.
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