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Religious Notice.

Rev. MR. DAILY will celebrate Mass in
Mdllcbury, on Sunday, The ri OF Fcbrua~
ry next. Catholics are respectfully invited
to attend.
Nlddlebury, Jan %, 1851.
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Bounty Land for Soldiers.

lF the War of sl2--of the Florida and other Indian
W Wars since l1gl-nnd for Tho comm-- ioned officers
Of the War with MeNicn.- who served for one month
for their widows miunr chilitcnl obtained under the
new Law hy liOR Alto WOODMAN, 90 Railroad Ex-
change Bpston who hl. an agency NJ Washington.
~ No CHARGES unlr-- successful lie has Agencies
in the Western States for the selection Of land. aud 10
cation variants hy personal inspection, and pays the
highest cash price for lands lhu' located.
Oct. II, ls51. % ~
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Professional Visit.

DIR. n. HARRIS, NJ. D., Dentist. would
respectfully inform the citizens of Brandon.
that he will make professional visit to their
tomn ON Monday, the 3D. day of February next
and remain for week. DIR. ii. designs visit
Ing Brandon quarterly. Rooms, at the Bran
don House 4O:2w
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uaT VIM. Hughes, the agent employed 10y
MIR Knight to arrest Crafts, the fugitive
slave, at Boston, was killed at Macon, Ga.
in rencontre with Knights brother, about
politics,
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TEHMs-cHgAPEsT OF ALI.


PREMIUMS FOR CLUBS.
For a club Of three, ~ eight, we will'Send IS
a premium TO The person sciIing up The club,
cilhcr of our premium plates, each cirg q
inches hy II in size The sr, ieci Of ore IL
Children Bathing" ant The oiLcr is a fili
length portrait, in mczzolnl. OF Washington.
For a club Of >iH'ecn We WI! send either cf
these engraving, OF an eXua cory Of the mag
agiTr
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+ f r NJ S

For bldchWood ana lhe lluI keNlcWs luiuo
For Farmers Gaile(complete in p Nos $500
(Payacn's 10 be matte ia ali cas- IN AdcaHce)
CLUBBING.
A discount Of trcaty-1ire pa cent. from the
above prices will be allowed 10 Clubs ordering
four or more copies Of any one or more Of the
above works. Thus, ! comics Of Blackwood
orol one Review win be sent 10 one address for
- dnpic, Of the four Reviews and Black.
wood for $50; aud SO on.
'.tDdcrs from CiajS must lie sent direct 10
HE ppLtAcs, as no discount from these prices
can he allowed 10 agents.
Money, current in the States where issued,
will be received AZ PR.
t55-Remillauce> aud communications should
be always addressed postpaid or franked, to
the Publishers.
LEONARD SCOTT & co,
- FrLroN SrREgT, New York,
30 Entrance 81 Gold 81.
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Fresh lunch Raisinss
CEDAR L.and for Sale.

Notice i, hereby given TO all whom It NAV
concern that ~ acieS in whol" or III small
parcels, viii C sold to persons wishing to luz
it icing IN Salisbury, situated about ! miles
n0m Oucr Geek. eastcrly, and about a
mile from Leicester River noIlhwir 'ly, (>aid
River enplving into Oucr Cfeek) ANY rer-
son wishing to urchase in Vc'grnnes, Partunf
Addison, New Haven, Middlel NY and Wcy-
bridge, and indcei all for whom the distance is
not too great 10 otter Creek, can have the adj
vantage Of said Creek to float their logs down
to The Place Of destination; a. has cen rFac-
ticcl with success, hy Samuel Barker, the l-uIn-
herman a, VcrgenneS. and The sutscrife r him
s,n The subscribed having maGe personal ia
s9cciiun Of said Creek and ii> hanks well know
lag il facilities for taking itcin ont anyv hire
along. to accommodate the atuve named pla-
ces, hy throwing temporary Boom acrio2,
said Creek and floating them when Tie wafer
is at iis full BANKS. Aiiertle Cellar is taken
otl, part Of the Lard has a heavy growth Of
| Tamcrack. OAK and Elm ON it, For iuilhcr
particulars enquire e
MARSHAL s. DOTY.
n B.-Tho,c who wish to look al the above
land, will do well to rall before snow comes.
Salisbury. Nov. H. 1850 e9ly
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CROCKERY
G. z o G e q T g s,

The usual full assortment Of all the fishior
able styles. The usual full assortment of
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NOTICE |!

THE Subscriber wishes an immediate so'tlc.
| mcnt with all persons indebted to him, by
note or account, ana takes this method Of noti-
fying such, TO call and settle without delay, as
he is determined to settle all his accounts either
hy note or otherwise Those who 10 not take
the hint aud atmd 10 il, before The 10Th day OF
January next, may expect Il personal notice.
IRA ALLEN.
Also,-IIas on hand and for sale, good va
ricly of work, an " III make to order any aiti.
Gle in his line. IRA ALLEN.
Dee 10th, 1850. 81
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


We, lhe subscribers lcinslaTToinled ly he
Probate Court for the District OF Addison,
Commissioners, 10 receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands O. all persons agaiust
the estate Of
HANNAH BROWN,
late Of Orwell in said District. dccea.ed
and also an claims and demands exhibited in
oi>ci thereto; and six months from lie 10 CAV
OF December 1850, hciug allowed hy sad
Cour, tor that purpose We do therefore hereby
give notice that NE will attend 10 the business
Of our said appointment, Al The dwelling funse
of John F. Brown, in Orwell, - the An We'd
ncsdays of January and MaIch 1851. from
nine g. clock A. NJ until four o'clock, +. VI
on each OF said days.
IRA YOUNG, ! Commis.
LINUS WILCOX. ( sioncis.
Da'ed at Orwell, this l0,h day Of Deccn-
Der a. ID. 1850 20 .sw
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Tripe.

4 superior N Inpe az NALLE IL s.
\ GOOD assortment Of Ivory Fans for sale
"A by +. G. MAYO.
May %.
4 GOOD assortment If foys, Back G.,
\ mon Boards and Canes. TOR sale by
May %. i. Z. MAYO.
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ELGIN SPRING HOUSE.

HILL REMAIN OPEN for the rcccp-
~ ccpiion OF Travellers, Parii,s Of Pleas
ure' and the public generally.
20 SOLOMON ALLENi Proprietor.
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WHEREAS, Russcl Harris, Admini.trato
w Of the estate of
RUFUS HARRIS


late Of New Haven aforesaid, deceased, hath
presented TO said Couit his petition in writing
setting forth that it would be beneficial to the
heirs and those interested in said estate, By red.
son of most Of the heirs residing out of this
State to have all the real estate OF the said de-
ceased Sold and the Administrator having OBJ
tained the consent and appreciation in writing,
of all the heirs residing in thls State. and prays
the said Court TO license him to sell all tile re-
al estate Of the said deceased, for the reasons
aforesaid Therefore it is ordered, hv said
Couli, that all persons interested be notified to
appear I a session Of said Cont. TO be holden
at The Office Of the Judge Of said Court in Bris.
tol in said District, on the first MONDAY Of
March, 1881, at 10 o'clock, \. NJ, teen and
there to object 10 the license Icing granted as
prayed for, for which purpose it is further or.
dcrcd that copy Of the record OF the order he
published three weeks succcssivc.g in the Mid.
dlcbury Register, newspaper ITiatcd at Mid
dlelmy in this State, ali Of which publications
shall be previous 20 the said time appointed ior
said hearing.
Ha-uy Mns.R, Jndlie,
y ;ruc cory Of Record,
3o.3w. H. NasN, Jadge.
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Auction.

VIII be sold on Saturday, Feb, lstat one
o'clock =. NJ. lot of House furniture, Dry
Goods, Hdrdware, Clothing, &c..
u BECKWITH, duct.
Jan. oS, 1851.
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W. WHITAKER

MOULD respectfully inform the public that
w he continues to carry on his former bust.
ness, in all its various branches, at his Shop he
hind the Woollcn Factory. BY the use of Wa
ter Power, and the various'timprovemcnts in
Machinery, he haticrS himself that he has bet
ter facilities for making
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Ez71 r:.T7
Rutland G. Burlington r, R. Co.
cTocKyrnT. DEpS, NEETIr7n

OiOOhAANH NA1AsS htHnA LIN
A meeting Of the Stocl lers Of the Ru'-
land and Burlington Ra'ioad CO. will be held
at Bellows Falls, on Thursday. the 9th day Of
February next at one O'Clock Z. NJ, TO deter.
mine.
|. Whether tho Stockholders will accept the
Act of the Legislature authorizing the extcn
sion of their Railroad from Burlington to
Swnnion.
? 70 determine whether they will authorize
the issue OF Bonds agrccably to the provisions
of an Act Of the Legislature of Vermont, APP
proved Nov ., 1850.
. To determine whether they will accept
the Act passed at the last session Of the Lrgs
latu7e. amending their charter, and whether
they will direct the issuing of the Preferred
Stock mentioned therein.
SAML SWIFT, Clerk
Middlcbury, January 10, 1851 3s:2w
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STATE OF VERMONT, | BE it remember
District of Addison, S. ed, that at Pro-
bate Court held ut Middlcbury in and for the
District Of Addison, on the 10th day Of Janu-
AIRY, A u. 1850:
Jacob w. Conroc. guardian Of
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STATE OF VERMONT The Hon. the
District of New Haven, IS. Probate Court
for the District OF New Haven.
10 all persons intoresie. in the estate Of Ru.
fus Harms, late Of New Haven in said district
deceased, interstate,
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The unexamped increase in The Subscrir-
zion List lul 1870, has induced IN. Proprietor
to continue the reduced prices 10 Cluls, and
This, while he increases he numter u pages
given monthly. adds TO the lustre ard variety
of the embellishments In word lie is deter:
mined 10 publish an
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TESTIMONY or PHYSICIANS AND
dPOTHECARIES!


TESTIMONY or PHYSICIANS AND
APOTHECARIES!
In fdrour Of The Great English Remedy
fort Consumption
From ALLISON & G.utr. concord, n II-Dn nRiD
LEE-D E,R SIR-In the whole list of emrdos Tot dsea
Of the Lungs nothing stands the tes like the Hun
garian iiasnm It pnkcn OF in the highest terms by
'"'" VI y sp respectfully, ALLISON & GAULT,
'' coSeoSp \. H., Ap,iugl isii
From EDwARD MAsoN. Portland Mc-The ITunga-
ran Basnm gives good satisfaction in this ely aud VI
entity and have no doubt. from the reports hear OF
its autnry effects upon in,nds that It Is an cNcccni
preparation for disease. oil the lungs. -
EDWARD MASON Apothccary, % Middle street
! Portland.
From J. r. Ntcfrnts IIavcrhiil Mass-I am much
pleased with the Hungarian llaam aud from the mi
10 sni. nction which it gives iu PULMONARY CON
SUMPTION, think il can be conscicnliou'ly recon-
mcndcd by those Who have Il for sale. Yours, &C.
J. u. NICHOLS. Druggist and ApOthccary
HAvERniLL, Feb. - 1918.
From Or. II p. PULLING, Albany, n VI cheerful
" give my name in recommendation of the Hungarian
Bal-an believing it to be the best medicine have ever
II. =. PULLING, NJ. d.
1917. Market street, Albany.
DAVID BnAnLrE & Son, 130 Washington street, Bos-
ton sole for the United aud British Proyiu
ccs-.Amcrcan price, one dollar per bottle. 3s2w.
BLisss COMPOUND COP LIVER OIL CANDY.
We wonl call the attention Of our readers to the ad
vertiscment of this unsurpassed curative for colds
coughs. Influenza asthma &c. We have never. in all
our cxpcriencc used any remedy for these Affections
that viii compare with t~ candy, which POSSESSES all
the medicinal virtues ofcod liver OIL aud Is At the
time, most agreeable article Of confectionery The
oil has been limited In lis own- 10 its insnlerublC
bad taste aud disugrecnbc odur From personal expo
renee rsn recommend Bliss Cod Liver Oh Candy
hui VIC must caution our readers against numerous cou.
tcrfcts. Inquire for Bliss Candy, and receive 9th
Prepared by b. X. rLrss Druggist Springfield Mas.
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THE BRITISH PERIODICALS
AND THE
Farmers Guide,
LEONARD SCOTT & Co.,

NO. 81 GOLD ST., NEW YORK,
Continue to publish the four leading British
Quarterly Reviews and Blackwood's Maya
zinc in addition to which they have recently
commenced the publication OF a valuable Az
ricultural work, called the
FARMrR's GUIDE TO SCIENTIFIC AND
PRAcrIoAL AGRIcULTURE,'
By Hrxny STEPHENS, +. r. S, of Edinburgh,
author Of the Book Of tie Fdrm," &c. &c. /;
assisted by joins NoRToN, NJ. A., New Haven,
Professor of Scientific Agriculture in Yale
College, &c, &c.
This hiahiy valuable work will comprise
Two large octave volumes, containing ovcrlluU
pages. with Is or 20 splendid steel engravingS.
and moe than GOO ensrdvngs ON wood, in the
highest STYLE of the art, illustrating almost ev-
cry implement of husbandly now in use by the
best farmers, the best methods Of ploughing,
planting, having, harvesting, &c, &c. the
various domestic animals in their highest
reflection; in short, the pictorial feature OF The
book is unique, and will render it OF ncalcula-
bic value To the student Of agriculture.
The work is being published in Semi-monlh
" Numbers, If 81 pages each, exclusive Of the
Steel cngravings. and is sold at % cents each
or - for the entire work in numbers, OF which
there will he at least twenty-five.
The British Periodca's Rc-puJli>hed are a,
follows, viz:
The London Quarterly Recier( Conservative,
Tile EliaJwgl Rerie,c (Whg),
The North British Rcrie,c (Frec-Church),
Tie IIc>tmin Ter Bcrie,c QLbcral),
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GOLD ANDSILVER
WATCHES, JIWELRY,
Silver Spoons and Fancy Goods,
AT .AUCTTCN !
ON TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, THURS.
DAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Jan.
2sth 29th, 3Olh 3lst, and Feb Ist

w LII BE SOLD at the store formerly oc-
w cup eli hy \. Chapman & Son, north of
the Court liou,c, an extensive assortment Of
Goods in the above line. Am ~ The lot may
be found gold double lime watches, god hun
ting do.' gold patent and detached lever do
gold lepine do, silver hunting watches, silver
patent and detached lever do, silver half plate
do, silver lepiue do. silver verge do, gold
euArd, yesL and lob chnins
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CLOTHING.

Oyercoats, Goats, Vests, Pants, White Draw
ers, Undershirts Susponders, Cravais, and
Cents furnishing goods A good supply At low
rates ly IL A. SHELDON.
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Dtdch W00d Ed"OWW -HdJnSmc lory)'
Although these worksare distinguished by
the political shades above indicated, yet but ii
small portion of their contents is devoted 10
political subjects. II is eirider0ry character
which gives them their chief value. AID in that
hey stand conlcssedly far above all other jour
mails OF their class Bidclscood still under he
masterly guidance Of CHRISTOPHER -Norih, main
lains its ancient celebrity, aud is at this time,
unusually attractive, from the serial works Of
Bulwcr and other literary notableS written for
that Magazine, and first appearing in its col
umns both in Great Britain and in the United
States. Such works as "Thc Caxtous and
" My New Novel" (bolh by BulweD, My
Pcninsular Medal The Green Hand, and
other serials, of which numerous rival editions
are issued by the leading publishes in this
country, have TO be reprinted by hose publish
er> from the pages of Blaokwood, G0or il has
been ISSUED By .Messrs, Scat s. Co.. SO that Sub
scri' crs TO the Reprint of lngi Magazine may
always rely on having the earliest reading OF
these fascinating tales.
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Q5oI0 on0 Gilurr i)clltiIs

Gold Pens, with Gold and Silver Holder,
Gold Cameo, Clusters Box aud Glas-, and
other Breast Pins n great variety Of Gold Fin
ger and Ear Rings, Gold bracelet, and Bracelet
clasps, Colo Snaps Gold Chain Belt Slides.
SHrsr, 1aJic, Tea, Dessert s Sal Spoons i;
Accordcons, Razors, Razor-Sirop Pocket
Knives Shears, Scissors, Port Monuaics, Wal.
lets, and many articles in the line not here par
ticularlzed.
~ The Goods will he open during each
day, when Ladies and Gentlcmon'are respect.
fully invited TO call and examine them, and
may purchase at fair average Auction prces if
they wish. Those wanting Goods in the above
line, will find this rare chance 10 purchase, as
every article must be sold as soon as possible.
The Goods shall prove as represented. or the
money will be refunded.
~ Sales commence each evening at c l-2
o'clock. -
o. Take your money and friends with you
and bid quick J. GRAY, Auct.
Middlcbury, Jan. rs, 1851.
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FUR n LTU z z

Of all kinds than can be found in this town or
county lie has TN band general assortment
of Furniture. such as BUREAUS, TABLES,
BEDSTEADS, LIGHT STANDS, and
WASH STANDS which Will be sold very
low for cash, or ready pay.
CorFiNs Of all sizes made to order, on the
shortest notice and the most reasonable terms
All kinds of WooD TuRSING done at short
notice.
y'rAll persons indebted to me NUT call and
settle Immediately, and save cost.
Middlcburv. Dec 18th 1850. 3tn
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LADI s.
NATIONAL MAGAZINE,
COR 1851.

Only 81 % to clubs when others are 81
THE JANUARY NuNBER now READY!
EDITED BY ANN 5 STEPHENS AND CHARLES
J PETERSON
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To Officers, Soldiers, Widows, and
other Claimants,

HFhE subscriber having made ARRANGEMENTS
y wlih Nespaslan Ellis, Esq, OF Washington
IL City. hereby gives notice that he J. prepared
ioprosecutr Bounty Land, Pension and other claims
upon government with facility and on favorable
terms
The principal glasses Of cases of'and bounty and
pension claims which row exist, and the general
principles on which they rest, are as iOuws, 20 wit.
lstL7Hd Bounty IS due TO all officers, non-comml-.
stoned officers, musicl1ns, or prvaes whether reg
ulars, volunteers, rangers or militia, who served in
the w1rot 1912, unless they have heretofore recri.
ved land bounty. Also, to all such A. served in any
OF the Indian wars since 1920; and also the commits
stoned officers who served IN the war with Mexico.
to WIT; Those who enlisted Tor one yearand served
months 10 100 acres those who enlisted for six
months and served Imonihs 10 Oacres. All those
who served over month 10 40 acres The widow
OF soldier who was killed IN battle, is entitled 10 100
acres. Ii the officer or colder Sdcad the widow is
entitled TO the bounty Ii there be no widow, the
MINOR heirs OF the officer soldier are nlted to
the bounty
%. Pensions for liz. are due TO all widows OF
revolutionary officers and soldiers if they were ma
ried prior to 800
81. Increased pensions mr.. due TO all such widows
y Their husbands were pens!Uner. under the act Of
1918.
All communication. addressed TO me- on the
above subjects vii receive prompt and respectful at
tenuon. Postage paid on al! letter. sent throurhthe
Post Office. Ottawa, nov . VI. T.. .IoLLrsrER.
At'v al LG,c and Ldad Agent
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Kohn and Mandlebaum' Column.
A JURY OF LADIES.

\ number OF ladies. both married and single.
n a social Tea Parry happened TO minrt
And youR not be surprised " hen YOU had ~ confess
nat much OF their chat was devoted TO dress;
such indeed was the and We Will now proceed
10 tell you now all on ,h- subject agreed
u recoiect rightly, Miss JuSeyanc pury
W as The int IN addressing the iyuruiuC Jury.
,Fray, give me, said she, THE opinion ui Nuu al
Concerning the merits OF Maadeuaum's Clu,hr.
| consider myself said the sensible Mis-, Hall
Ihlt there Is 40 more honorable wa!gacu s., tlan
this I-y.s,-
- That Is right" said Mss QUIZ. "your opl!iouw ~.
Dur husbands and lovers bear oct q g. yuu say.
tiyWoi,uv gentleman. indeed, would 40, war
Any other g8fIcnt Boa what be- buys there.
y SupeI.a- warehouse 10 certainly Is,
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And YOU know. | an considered BIT Of Gun:
Mis- Judgment spoke next, and expressed her de-
hight right
That the others had spoken so much m the
She considered the pants, The coats aud the vests
Nera such as To stand iht mos, ,u4icsl tests,
Mad Vrluvuuccd many praises equally due,
.t1 'tr uutHgir- warehouse and The p.uTn-fnrS too
.NT-Thrtv who followed. would have them 10 huow
IMttder ucesstl i0ud.ehauu calal times low,
WHICH assertion was backed by l:z Candle and
Nl~- Penny, .uuy
Who declined t.nt the prices were cheaper than
Thus ,hc ladies expressed lh,'r opinions thrTrcn
IN >rruar g, tbs establishment 90 -H-na.ehaum aud
huau Trade D.,
pa, crowds Try The dress; wait 10 prove what.'s
And y.agy4 the views OF Jury ol Ladies.
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Water Power TO Lease.

THE undersigned offer great inducements to
/ capitalists aud manufacturers, rs they have de-
cdedly the best water power in the state having
yer IS feet head and fall aud situated in Dayton 4
mlleSn5ove Ottawa and drawn from the Fox river
Feeder which is kept in repairhy the state, without
any cost to the undersigned. They have water to
lehse Tor term of years sucien, to drive 90 run of
II feet burrs md will lease very liberal terms to
any good, responsible company.
This is n rare chance for men oicnpital who may
wish to 90 into the manufacturing business. The To-
cation is very healthy and admirably situated, ms ii
is on n nayicnble feeder within miles ofthe con-
tempa,ed Rock Island rail road, and the head OF
steamboat navigation. Standardization nd
dress Dnyton. naval JouN GREEN e. Sons
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administrator Notices.
-. Ii N,.L1,I -, .i-ren...k

E,ta's Of .HicAli Higgins, deceased
DrRSUAN'f to an order of the county court Of
L Llsillr county, notice - hereby gwen. that all
persons having claims against the estate OF Michael
llgEtns, late OF Lasalle county deceased al, re
qGIrd 10 produce the same IA writing aud tile them
IA said court on the second Monday in February
next, when and where SAID claimants are requested
90 attend Tor ihr purpose ct having their CLAIMS ad-
Iu>trd 10 pursuance 81 law. EyGENE lllGsINs,
Dec ~ l,5l-l6-6w EIsc'r
All persons indebted TO the estate are requisite d
o. make immediate payment ,o Jhs executor.
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Virginia Hotel.

BY JOHN II. STARR. Corner Of Maine and
GTesD Streets, st. Lois. 10
nus house Is located IN the business part Of the
L city, aGI for room and comfort. is equu, to any
hoielm the city, merchants and Others visiting the
city On business viii find II greatly to thep adyau-
iaGe - stop a. his house Their charges are mo-
d-Ta,r and Accommodations Of the best guaG v
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The Five lille House.

VIE subscriber formerly OF the Sulphur Spring
4 House, having taken and fitted up the well
known 'tandallhr foot OF Buffalo Rock on the Pc
ru read five miles ", 81 of Ottawa, vii hold himself
always ready to afford Accommodations IN superior
manner 10 travellers and others. Grateful 10 his
friends Tor rastayors,--5y strict attention 10 bu.
Sncss hopes 10 inertia liberal share Of their patron
age m the future. .oc25l CAPT. REED
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Boarding.

DOONS, with board, may ne found on Cpun!.
IL bus Street doors north Of the Park.
Accommodations provided iu the best manner
for permanent or transient boariers ON reasonable
terms }. w. ANTES.
Ottawa, November 5, ISL