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District of Woodbury., IS.

District of Woodbury., S.
Probate Court, June ii 1851.
ISTATE of Allah Shelton, in said Dis
Atrict deceased.
The Administrators represent the Estate
insolvent' and prays the appointment Of
Commissioners thereon.
ORDERED,-Thal Commissioners to
receive and. examine the claim of the Cred
itorS of SAID Estate be appointed at the
Probate Office in Woodbury., on the Sd
Monday of Jaly, 1851 at 8 O'Clock, fore
noon of which all persons in interest will
take notice, and appear if they see cause
and he heard thereon.
CHAS. B. PHELPS, Judge.
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FOR SALE.

TINE Factory Building. Dwelling IIasses.
Il Land, ucYef falling Water Power, Water
Wheel and Gearing, all rev, In the village II
Now Preston, Lilehdpld County. conh, pIiea
ihitiy.ave hundred dollafs Enqufs Zoe per.
tieulats Of W. u, LEoNAnD,
% Beaver street, New York
may -, 1897, Ina
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Bantam Lake,

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
IL friends and the public, that he has ia
ken he well known place situated at the
north end of Bantam Lake, formerly occu.
pied by Mr.. Frederick a. Marsh. On The
premises are good Dwelling House. which
is now open for the reception and accommo-
daton of Boarders and Parties OF Pleasure.
Near the water is a Refreshment House to
accommodate fishermen and others who will
favor me with call, Also, sail and4fish>
ing Boats in readiness for those who are
fond of sailing or fishing. Also, feed and
stabling for Horses.
The pleasant situation of the place with
the commanding view of the Lake from The
premises, together with the attention which
The Proprietor intends ic bestow on those
who call on him, will render il very pleas
SAINT and desirable resort fer The Inhabitants
of the surrounding country.
VIM. E. TURNEY.
Litohficli, June g. 1851, rs
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HOEIcR

Notice
THE annual meeting of the Litchfeld
Il Mutual Fire Insurance, Company will
be held at the Mansion House in Ltchfeld
on the first Monday in July 1851 at o.
clock P. M. for the choice of officers, and
to transact any other business proper TO be
brought before said meeting. A general at
tendance of the members is requested.
JASON WHITING, Sec'y.
Litchfield, June 18Th 1851, 6
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DIED,

In Barkhamstcd, 10th dlt, Mr. Eben Wood.
ruff aged II.
In New Haven, 10th last, Lucy Ann. wife
of Augustus Lines. aged as.
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PAYABLE IN JUNE,

I"nn Il Smith, Farmt Mt Spa. Luzerne CO Pa 400 IN
!ossrt ~ = SUI, o:euo - CO N 5. IS 90
Tnma. D. f11e"us"P, AhegHahy co N ESQ 90
L." ~ - s"t' ne"eU ni"cotno CO Mich Il 90
pL :. D'S.wIck burlington, Chtendon CO Vt 1870 ~
Ca 'ot me re re t1unmsn ba,n' Carada West $500
I. :. G[ice' FTanEiin' Frankiin co VI 22O rs
"'a'," o"aPE, "litlston' CnItiendon co Vt 200 co
Daniel Griffith Utica Oneida CO NY 30osn
Edward Cormck, Darien, Walworth CO VIE soo m
Jonathan Wincns, Jr. Newark, Essex conf 4oo oo
Samuel Battlefield. cambridge, Chenango co " $50 90
'c Le''na bennington, Benng'ton co VT III %
Tnla az ac do'on, Gioson. Sleuoen co NY 600 90
RANK ! Gfaay, SnrkersvIiie, - Va 1900 90
James M'cnaisom Richtnond Berkshire Mass 1875 90
Sheson" aaw'ey' lrentport, Canada West 81 so
Ezra Hair, Bronckport, Yates CO NY ooo 40
Elizabeth Brown. Troy Grove La Sale co I'll 5a5 10
Usher Parsons. Providence, --coRI "a en-
Samuel Page, Essex, Chttenden co VT ,7G no
Joseph & john M Miller, Middleto,yn Va a50 m
Lucinda Wiggand, Schenectady, Schee'ycoNY 5000
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PAYABLE IN july.

aaron Hn nv workman Canaan. -coVt 4675
Ch "olSn, o<oehso1rgh' st Lawrence CO 200 %
U, n Tneeseman, Honeyville, Canada East 200 90
m mn De Won, eeart Praire, Waworth co Wis 2l0 90
David Baker, Fort Covingon, Franklin CO NY so 90
LYDIA Ransom, Oberlin, Leraine co Ohio 900
kansford Baldwin, Granville Washington co NY 900
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Wanted
wEsT CORNWALL.
NEW STORE.

NEW STORE.
ATE feel compelled by feeling of inter-
w est for the community, (as well as a
little for ourselves) to invite the PEOPLE to
call and examine general assortment Of
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES
of good quality, and at low prices, at the
Store of
CALKINGS g. CUMMINGS,
Situated west of the Railroad. in the same
building of Patterson g. Cones Tin Shop,
West Cornwall, may Al
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Showing balance against the Co. 25s62 O5
Amount OF securities representing cap
hal stock OF the company, being Pre-.
MUM Notes of the members, $lO79O sA AZ
VI the amount due from Agents. we
consider bad or doubtful about 5000 90
The estimated amount of claims for loss.
es against the company which we do
not consider ourselves liable for is S5l77 10
STATE OF NEW YORK NATHAN DoaNE. Vice
County OF Washington, President, and ARCH b..
SHOP Secretary OF the Washington County Mutual
insurance Company, being severaly and duly sworn
depose and say aud each for himself Gays the foreao.
ing Is true, full and statement of the a5aifs
of the said Company, tnnd that they are the above
described officers thereby according to the best Of
our knowledge and belief
NATHAN DOANE.
ARCH BISHOP.
Subscribed and sworn before
me. this 9th day Of Janu- -
airy, 1851. ALBERT 5. BuRDrcK, Justice Peace.
Office Washington Co. Mutual Ia Co
March 14ih, 1851.
Balance against the Company the LIST
January, 1851 disappears by tleabove
statement: S2s.s62 o5
To which add Of the amount due from
Agents. considered bad doubtful 5000 90
Amount of claims against the Company,
which are not considered legal butmay
have to be paid by the company, 5.l77 IS
Losses allowed from January LIST, 1851,
to March l4th 1851, 27.soe 10
Anticipated losses to July LIST, 1851, $1,000 90
Estimated amount Of losses unadjusted
on which notices have been received. $4,000 90
Actual and estimated amount of liaAil
ties up to July lst 1881, 0ii6,44S 90
10 anticipated that about $3.50, 900 win DO collect.
90 on the assessment made 20 pay the above Habil~
Ties. ARCH BISHOP, Secretary
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David Staples, So Adams. Berkshire co Mas aaoo
Daniel Brown, NapieTviIIe. Dupage CO m Ads "a
BENZ Lynde, Chester Middlesex co O. r ZIG af10 M
Edward Royce. Dickenson, Franklin eo N " % a. -
Miles Palmeier Balsion Spa Saratoga ~ N v soT,r0
Maynard Deyoe, Saratoga Spa, SARATOGA co NV 800
Isaac II Valentine, Charlton, do 20 Nv enasn
Jonathan Bowman. Hamilton, Canada Was, 81 ~
Jeremiah d Hatch, Alfred. Berkshire co Mass gnoo
John II Cord Marceus, Onondaga coNY 9sa,
Gardner N Willard, DudsweIl, Canada East o. a.
John Nelson. East Hebron Wash. CO NY ~
Francis Drullard, Warrenvillc, Dupage co nj
bradley Fieh, Ira, Rutland CO VI e0n
Joseph johnson, RoJaon, Windsor CO VT Al al
Alonzo Angel RichIand Osvego CO n ~ IN
Snsannah Wight, Prttersve, Cheshire co N III 19I On
Ava Webster, E. Stockholm, ST Law coNY 5o 90
Reuben Seville, Hilchcockyile LitchfeI co Ct s7n.
John D Robertson, Union Mills Fulton CO 81 81 B
S""h De.oha fHlshelu' 6elksnle co Mass ~ 90 IA
Isaac Z Alien hermitage wyoming CO 90 90
BENZ Way, Plainve. tIartford en- CT Io26 10 sa
Mar Taylor. Perryville, Clark CO Va. $40 az
Wiley Sennei North RIanford Berkshire co Mass 500 49
IN C"wsens LeYanf, thauiauquc co Y IS 90
Amos Mclaughlin, China, Kennebec co Me. 100
CJus Metcalf, Hanover, Morris CO N a. 63J sT
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Notice.

TFHHE President and Directors 1.-THE Iron
Bank, have this day declared Divi-
dend of -Four per cent on the Capital Stock
out of the earnings of the last six months.
payable to the Stockholders, on and after
the first day of July next.
A. c. RANDALL. Cashier.
Falls Village, June ~, 1851. 3w7
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pIIE IAPRX FANTTLw,
A Bear, Monkeys, Parrots,

and small Birds of a great variety of kinds
The Spectacle is entirely new in
America. and of intense
INTERESTi!
1 as we'll to the casual spectator as the man
1 of Science-and there is moral in it which
man should lay TO heart. As place of
Family Recreation!
combining the instructive, the wonderful
the humorous, BARNUM'S AMERICAN
MUSEUM is probably the most attractive
as well as thu cheapest place of Amuse-
ment in the world. On this side Of the
Atlantic it has certainly no rival or cempe-
tiior. The sparkling and witty performan-
ces Of the Lecture Room are never mar
red by word or gesture that can offend the
most scrupulous, and the strictest order and
decorum are maintained in the establish>
ment.
U- Admittance to the entire Museum.
including Curiosities, the Chinese collection
Performances, &C., 25 cents. Children un>
der 10 years of age, IL l-2 cents.
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Furnishing Goods,

Great HBmRgmiaaa
fiENrLEMENs aua BOYS HAS iuat 70.
~Neeived Ani selling low %
MRS. DANIELS
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At Court of Probate holden at Plymouth,
within and for the District of Plymouth,
on the nth day Of June, a D. 1881.
Present, ELISHA JOHNSON Esq, Judge.
ON MOTION of the Administrator, on the
Oestate OF LYMAN BEACH, late OF Ply,
mouth. within said District deceased This
Court doth decree that six months be allowed
and limited for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims against the same to the
Administrator and directs that public notice
be given of this order by advertising III news.
paper published in Litchlield. and by posting
a copy thereof on the public sign post in the
town of Plymouth, nearest the where the de-
ceased last dwelt.
Certified from Record,
&c ELISHA JOHNSTON, Judge.
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THE annual meeting of the Stockhold-
l. ers of the Iron Bank, will be holden at
their BanlSiWg House on Tuesday the first
day of July next.
June ~, 1851. lw7
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FULL STATEMENT of the affairs Of the WASH
ington County Mutual Insurance Company, on the
LIST day OF january. 1851. pursuant to section 10,
chapter 3O8, OF the laws of the State of New York,
passed AprillO ls49
Whole number of Policies issued pres
vons to January l, 1850. Sl,429
Whole number of Policies issued dur.
ingyear ending January /, 1851. 3l,2s7
---1l27l6
Whole amount of property insued pre- a.
vious to January l, 1850. S6s. 500 l77 90
Whole amount of property insured du- : s.
ringyear ending January |. 1851 o4,207,5 $50 90
800, 10Y ZIG 90
do. do. expired 546O52
- 947I26 90
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Leaving amount at risk
$so,762.59o 90

Leaving amount at risk 80
Whole amount Of cash premiums
received to Jan. l, 1851, $333,235 20
Whole amt of cash pra,ni,,.,.~ 50.
hands orAg'ts Jan. l, 1851, 45,97l "a
Whole amt Of losses and expenses
paid to Jan. l, 1851. 1888 1886 ls
Whole amt of losses and expenses
unpaid, due Jan. l, 1851, 42,lO7 81
Showing bal. in favor of Co. Jan. /, 1851
Whole amt of claims for losses consider
ed legal, the payment of which has not
yet matured. as follows
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$92,709. ZIG 90
1,947.l26 90
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PAYABLE IN MAY.

Martin 8utterfeld. Palmyra, Wayne Co NY 407
Benz Mix. Gouveneur. st Lawrence co NY %
Reuben w Doane, Beaverton. Onondaga co N Y 1850
Robert Houston, Falmouth, Cumberland c. Me G6l
Geo w Noble, Westheld, Hampden CO Mass ABS
Hiram Wheelock. Bakersfield, Franklin CO VI 10
Cy'enius Wheeler, Poplar Ridge, CaySga 90 N 500
John w Vaughn, do do do CON Y $50
John b Darling, Groion, Caledonia co VI 10
John House. Oppenhe m, Fulton co NY 80
Albro i Daud, fekin. Nisgara NY GOD
WIN s Gilbert, Hemlock Lake, Livingston co 1900
Jonathan Hoyt, Birmingham, Erie co Ohio Col
Francis Pepper, Le Roysyi!le, Bradford CO Pa 400
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administrator Notices.

~
Estate Of Michael HiJgias deceased
PURSUANT To an order OF the county court oi
l Lassir county, uoticc Is hereby gwen, that all
PERSONS having claims against the estate ct Michael
lh,-us, late II lasaLle county, DECEASED, rerc-
gufed To produce the same IN writing aud illc them
IN said court on the second Monday IN February
ueNt, when aui where sand claimants are requested
10 aiirul ics lhc purpose OF having ther claims id
luStcd m pursuance ut Jaw. EUGENE iIaGrNs.
Dec n l>i,-l6-GW Errcr.
Al prr.on- iHlrhlsd Iu !he estate are requested
90 make immediate payment TO The executor,
Administrators sale If Hsoi Estate
NOTICE is hereby gwen, lhat by virtue 4 a
y drr,rc ct DIE county court e lasallc Cruuiy,
Will sell no public auction al thr door OF The couri
house an Ottawa, ON RoRday, February 3D. 49,,
tie west half OF the northeast quartet and thr EAST
halt OF the northwest quarter ct sec II, town ~ H.
range 3cast. u properly belonging 10 the estate OF
James Glover. decd BNRruN {. Coos,
Ottawa, Dee % 1851 idRiHlSiTui1r.
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800 Beck Agents Wanted,

\ every County in the States Of Indiana. Hi
Il nos, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri, Michigan. an,
Ono, to canvass for the toiiown. important an,
valuable works which are sold by subscuptinn
We have agents now in the field who are Gle arm
from two to five dollars per day. II vii! pe seei
that oui books are OF a very durable kind and c,l
cu.atri to please every ilsie
Cir Books Tor yuuEI men By DR.. VIM A. Al
colt, 81? ltnp PIP with plates 81.
| Oill BOOB Tor young ladies. by DR.. VIM A AL
cot, zig l6nn Ip with plates, 81
The Silver Gun oi Sparkling Drops from many
iguntam. for the friends @. temperance, by Ms,
Porter, 3l2 lGmo PIP 81
Oregon, its history, condition, PROSPECTS,, repr.
rophy, climate and predictions, with personai ad.
yeutur s among lnduns durnga residence ON IN,
81 % ''''''
Ftemonts Exploring Expedition through the
ROCKY Mountains Oregon and California with adj.
dl,Ioual II Dorado Matter, 81 -.
o9ags Science Of GoyemHsnt, new andilppro-
we'd edition, u IS
Lives ct Madison and Monroe fourth and fifth
PRESIDENTS OF the United States, by John Quincy
Adams, 81 -.
Lite OF Gen. Andrew Jackson, New edition. re-
yIs,d and ENLARGED, with bauc.ots Ego,y, hy
John K. Jenkins ~ IS
Thrilling Adventures by Land and Sea, Edited
81 s. 50. w. D''S AA Esq 'OO i'"0 PIP illustrated
Noble Deeds Of American Women, or Ezamples
OF Female Courage and Virtue Edited by J. Cle.
ment Esq with an introduction by Mrs. l.. IL
Slgouruey, s 3D.
Dariag Deeds OF American Heroes with Bio,ra.
phlcai Sketches, Editcdby J q. Brny..nn, 81 30
Schooicraft's American Indians l.ustra,od-JO
Syo PIP - 80
Library Of Natural History royal octave 100 en-.
cravings SO 80
,Cycoped.a Of Useful knowledge by VIM. r..
Murray bci.i-hed with $50 engrayings vol
royal Syo cloth :. So
A tull list OF our books with Wholesale and Re.
tai observation-disclosures POSTAGE paid on ap-
plicauun.
NEWSPAPERS in the above State and Csurries,
copying til, advertisement entire SAY the fourteen
books including their notice and giving il four in
srrHoas aud an editorial notice shal. receue 81 90
worth OF books Subject to their order TO be deliver.
ed Q cur store in Chiclgo)
The above oiirr to BE- operative say forsix months
from January 1852. All letters shonld be addressed.
post pad 10 lIEWSON & DENlsON.
Wholesale Booksellers Chicago, III.
December 2O-iw
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To Officers, Soldiers, Widows, and
ether Claimants.
7 b NliE subscriber having made arrangeme,

7 "a NliE subscriber having made arrangements
= with Nespasian Ellis, Esq, of Washington
IL City, hereby gives notice thathe is prepared
loprosecu,e Bounty Land Pension aud other claims
upon government with facility aud on favorable
terms.
The principal classes ofcases oflnnd bounty and
pension claims which now exist aud the general
principles on which they rest ore as follows, "a vii:
istLaRd BoURfy is due to all officers, non commits
stoned officers musicians, or priyates whether re-
uIaTs, volunteers rangers or militia. who served in
me warol lSi2, unless they have heretofore recei-
we'd land bounty. Also, TO all such rs served an any
OF the Indian wars since 1880; andalso the commits.
stoned officers who served IN the war with Mexico
10 W.T.; Those who enlisted Tor one yearand served
9mou'hs, 10 100 acres those who enlisted fnr six
months and served imuu,hs to 80 acres All those
VINO served over month 10 10 acres The wd.w
OF soldier who was killed nhatlc, isentitled TO 100
acres. ltthc olcer o, s0dieri dead, the widow ia
entitled to the bounty ii there be no widow, the
miIGT hens OF the officer or soldier are entitled TO
the bounty "
I'd. Pensions for Lifc are due 10 all widows Of
revolutionary officers and soldiers ii they were mar
ned prior tn 1900
Sd. hcregssdpcusions are due to all such widows
u Their husbands were pensioners under the act OF
1918. wv VI
All communications addressed to me on the
above subjects will receive prompt and respectful nj
tenton, POSTAGE paid onnllette sen, through the
Post Office. Ounwa, nov . NJ. T.. .IoLtlsrER.
|, At y al Lar. and Land Agent
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And. you know, | am considered BIZ % gui:"
Mss Judgment spoke next, and expressed her de-
light hight,
That the Others had spoken So much IN the
She considered the pants, the coats and the vests
We've such Is 10 stand the most qulicai tests,
And ~ uouuped many praises equally dUc.
,Ou llr uutiUg warehouse and the pfupIlrfors too.
'Rrlhuil ,wh1iu.luwrd. would have them 10 know
lh.iiEg atNaui.ehaum' saTe alta IiIHesi ow,
,Nh.yh assertion vas backed by Ms Caude and
Mss Penny, laUy.
Who declared that the prices were cheaper than
. Thus the ladies expressed tGr- opinions thereon
In support q, ,hr rslahll>huyutot lAnj,cbaum and
huhn trade is
Nay crowds Try the dress; wait to prove whatits
Aud b.arout the views OF jury ui LADIES'
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WatNr Power TO Lensc.

'TIG undersigned offer great inducements 10
J. capitalists and manufacturers, as they have de-
cidedy the best water power in the state having o.
yer - feet head and fall and situatcd in Dayton,
miles above Ottawa, and drawn from the Fox river
Feeder, which is kept in repair by the state without
any cost the undersigned. They have water to
lense for term of years sufficient to drive 90 run OF
4. feet burrs, and will lease very liberal terms to
any good, responsible company.
Thisisa rare chance for men ofcapital who may
wish TO 90 into the manufacturing business The To-
catonis very healthy and admirably situated, as it
is on naYigable feeder within miles Of the con-
tcmplated Rock Island rail road, and the head of
steamboatnaviga Forturherintomaton nd
dress Dayton, may 81. JoHH GREEN a. Sons.
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Holm and Mandlebau,n's Column,
A JURY OF LApIUs

\ number Of ladies, both married and s.nlIr.
In SOCIAL Tea Parry happened to miun.t.
Aud yuGR not be surprised when ~ hnd Us conf s,
That much oi theIr chat was devoted 10 drrss.
such indeed, the case aud We will now proceed
! o tel YOU now all ON the subject agreed
II gcvUilrcl rightly. Mss Josephine Drrry
Was The first IN address ing the lcmtnue inrv:
Fray, give me- said she, "jhe opinion At You all
Concerning ,Ae merits 81 Nand ebaum', C.c1b-r,
consider myselt "su'j the sensible Miss. rU,T
hal ,HrIe Is no more honorable walrhousf than
las SWAY -
prr husbands ali lowers bear outaIvou say.
'iVEu-,hr gentleman, indeed would nor wear
Any cihrg garment but wha; he buys there
\ supcr.Gv warehouse IL certainly ls;
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The Five lille House,

Vie subscriber, formerly Of tae Sulphur Sprrnc
Il House, having taken and fitted 10 the wei.
known standat the foot Of Buffalo Rock. on the Pc
ru road, tive miles ", II of Ottawa, will hold himself
always ready 10 afford acccmolaG1ns in n superior
manner to travellers AMI others. Graft u 10 his
friends tor uasl iayors-5y strict attention IN bn-
sness hopes To meri, liberal shar. Of their pa ron
age IN the future. fOr9ll 4 ,rr pru,
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ROYCE ~ ITvENCH'S
Hub MortiCing and Boring machine

'JNfiE subscriber las now ON handa few Of IN. H.
l. bovc named machines, made entirely OF iron,
IN way ana manner 81 SIMPLE IN It's construction,
and yet sosubslauta and durable n 20 s,irnaxs nnv
thing OF the Kind ever We, offered To the public The
frame work oi the machine being entirely OF cas-,
IRON, enables It with the help Of one man TO perform
ilswork with the greatest degree OF accuracy there
beng no Jar or give ,oit. 1t will bore and niorre
hub' aud then by unscrewng two bolts, throw the
urylng smart INTO horizontal position, tenant the
spokesby nltaohinga hollow angcr, with the great.
estease and facility all Of which is warnntedto be
done In wulkmanlihc manner.
q q machine ean DC seen in operation At my shop
Sept. 90 z. DAESAKp.
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-, american House,
virginia Hotel,

III JOHN II. SPARR, Corner Of laine and
Grcra Streets, 81. Louis, No.
THIS house is located i'm the business, par, of HI.
l. city aud for room rad comfort Is equal to any
hoteI IN the city merchants aud others visiting the
city ON business viii Eni it greatly to then a3van-
tage to stop al this house. Their charges are mo-
derate, and Accommodations Of the hest Quail a
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For Music Schools & Societies
A,JE. q G.. EsgHLEY.

B0otselirrs, 49, Like street, Chicago
Ekto thg public The following valuable

q
" HUSiC EGOKS: N'''"''N
Ihe Oulcimer; or The NesD York Collection Of
Sacred. Hus'c, by Prof B. WOODBURY..
ms work d. acknowledged to be the mos, COM
tlete collection, 10th rs 10 variety and number OF
mneS ever ye, published Ii represents tco HIM
essa o. ulehutcompOscrs in tn, world, containing
rec j. 400 competitions, - different meters, set
fezs Tor All occasions OF uetest such as Iasiqiiq-
.oa Dca,cg'ior, pI2inaiioa, BariG!of The Deqd
5faH.'s1ciES, Op.RHg ant closing Of S1ricc
Ckfie'Hlgs, SC. II contains complete theory for
leaning The OJsqE, I1rn9, SelGyhins. aud Iiele.
fF0H, ~ figures, Instruction, IN cEutingand vary.
ing thc meters, largs number of sacred ballads
ana ducts tor these Instruments and in addition to
an cKa1orduary amount of new music, containing
every OLD tune 81 any worth eyerused in this coun-
try. In the Elements ire 20 be found uBnv haau.
'fn melodies and rounds se, to words and design
al 70 interest singing schools and classes There
a ehorsters 6indey Of first Ines Of z. the obi me-
'~ hymns OF every Hymn Book in use, with one or
ro1e tunes affixed to each. Tl- work contains
also complete orn,uno, arranGed.ur snin socie-
res. th- music Of which is chiefly from UgpIsJ
RdgIg, HuM17Ci Eacttorea, HoiaLcrg. Eelic;s1
DdDia This FEATURE IN the work Is new and adds
materially 70 ilF value. The demand Cor This hool,
!, ,hs best testimonial Of the public favor. During
he bE,l period oils existence it has passed through
NiHs Editions. numbering so coo copies, and the
1rbth, oi.fOcO, is now in the press oc,o5
Liear mns'cus; or Tie Ncp York An,Lem
"'s F; comprising dHtaeES, CkOruses, Quar-
e ~ Ir'as D1sts, Songs, etc. New edition.
NV - "cHnuEV. Constituting Ills believed
oiCompielc collection OF choice music ey.
sfr' Published in this country
AHlhems, Sentences, and Select Pieces,
Hspotinn oiihe work is yerynttractive. Tin.
.scss io' the festivals Christmas, Thanks.
" WY SUD Lnslcg; commencement aud close OF
- ''1f; lor l'nnca'a and tusts, Installation, De-
'..... sunday school annyerare9, Temper.