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Frederick 'Eubb's Estate.

= T1E the subscribers having been appointed by the
" Honorable the Probate Court tor the District
-. Cbittenden. commissioners to receive, examine
y, ,d;us, the claims and demands OF all persons.
Inst the estate Of Frederick Tubbs late OF Essex
snd District. deceased, represented insovent and
"a ali claims and demands exhibited i'll offset there
and six months from the day OF the date thereof
icreore hereby give notice, that we will attend to
ne bushes. Of our appointment; ut the dwelling Of
-,,,n Tubhs in Essex, in said District, Oh the last
tuesdays OF September and November next, at !
: dock p. NJ, OH each of said days CO.,,
Dated, this 9th day oi May, A. .. 1851.
AMAis;A, III, IRYAH \ ,c Commissioners
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BOSTON, MARCH. 1851.
TO BUYERS OF
& A II p f TING 81

THE SUBSCRIBERS, in issuing their Circular
L for the Sprlng Trade, would state that they are
and shall be constantly stocked through the season
with large and varied assortment OF Fabrics STYLES
and Qualities OF Goods in their line, and would earn
esty invite their friends and the public 10 an inspee
ton OF the same.
OF the nicer qualities, we have of our own mpor
ta;ion every variety of English Velvets, Tapestry
and Brussels CARPETINGSi
Also the best American Manufactures of the same
English and American Three PHYS and lngrain-
Low-Prced Wool. Union and Cotton ditto-S,air
Carpetngs, OF every grade-togcther with large
assortment OF English and American
PAINTED FLOOR CLOTHS,
comprising every grade and a greater variety Of
style and finish. TO this branch we bestow much
attention, and feel assured we can give satsiac ton.
Also, a large variety OF Wilton Cheneille and
Iued RUGS, every variety OF Straw Mattings
DrugGe Is, iwoolen and cotton0 Carpet Trimmings
and in short all the minuuae pertaining to the bust
ness.
We would invite the attention OF Families, Com
mlttees tor Churches, Halls, Public Buildings anC
Hotels, who are purchasing as we feel assured, iron
the amount and variety OF selection of which ou
stock at all times allows, we shall be able to suit
To the Trade we will only add, that we are pre-
pared with the approved makes of Goods com
mission from manufacturers, combined with gu
large stock, to offer them great Inducements
WILLIAM 7. TENNY g. CO.,
GARRETT HALL,
Over Name K. f Depot, llaymarkst Square.
w32mosS
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EEWARE OLE CONNTERFElTS.

DEW NKE OF IOIN IEKFEITS.
This medicine has oblained thai high character
which IS necessary Tor all medicines allan 10 in
duce counterielters to put forth spurious article
the rlsk OF the lives OF those who are nnoceAily de-
cevtd.
LOOK WE'LL TO THE MARKS OF THE
GENUINE.
They have the written signature of c. NJ. JACK
son upon the wrapper, nnd the name blown IN the
bottle, lrithout irhich they are spurious.
Fol sale wholesale and retail at the
GER MAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 40 ARCH STREET, one door below 81
OF 21S Race street, fhiiarlpha, and byre
dealers generally throughout the country.
sale by SCARLETr u LYON, Dru
July. 1850. w3yl Bur
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FEMAlE WEAKNESSES AND COMPLAINTS,

No remedy that ha, been offered to the public has ever
been half certain and feua in correcting ALL the Incl
dental cdkssSes and reg ulartics of the female
BRANTS PULMONARY BALSAM 1t makes no differ
whether the arrangement be suppression, eIcess or
sther incidental vedkRessit regulate, ALL by srengten
ing the system 7udlisin9 the crcldtiOn and soothing and
aiiaying NERVOUS lRllTABlLlTY See our Pamphlets
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This BALS1M heals and Ulcers IN The Lungs ant
else where internally certainty and easily as the PURIFY
ING EXTRACT and heals ulcers ortetaHy This Bal
of Cough and Consumption out of Ten
after all other remedies have tniLea % do gOod
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saratoga g. Washington, Rensselaer,
:. Saratoga and Saratoga g. SCHENECTADY,
Rail Road Line,
rom Ca.tleton g. Whitehall to Saratoga Springs
Troy Schenectady e. Albany.
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS
cave LIST Mail. I'd Freight, Sd Express.
. Castlcton at 5. 90 a m. $50 p. IN
W Hall =" $50 /" Io,3oa,m. 40 4"
Troy 9.45 " 400 745
Schenectady 9.33 100
On Sundays leave Whitehall at 6 o'clock a. IN,
arrive at Saratoga Spnngs at am leave at 3! p m.
arrive in Troy at 400 pm. leave Troy at S am.
arrive at Saratoga Springs at 9,i5 am. leave at 8
nm arrive at Whitehall at > pm.
Through tare from Burlington to New York 81 90
Tickets 10 be rad on board OF Lake Champain
Steam Boats. Steam Boats leave Troy Oh arrival
oil evening Train. -
j. VAN RENSSELAER,,
Supt Sdr & Wash r. Il
l.. X. SARGANT
Supt, Reas. 4 SGr. 4 Sch. Il. r
d&wh
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7FlRVvF|7
remedy for all diseases Of the scalp. 1t gives the
Hair brilliant, glossy lusrous, silken texture, and
4 healthy, vigorous appearance. No Ladys toilet
can be complete without this indispensable article
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
TRAINS WILL RUN AsFoL-

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
III EREAFTER, TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOL-
IA lows until further notice
MAIL TRAIN
Leaves Rouses foiut at O. 80, AN.
Arrives at Ogdensburgh ate 10 P. NJ.
Leaves Ogdenseurgh at 10, AM
Arrives at Rouse : Point at 3, P NJ.
STEAMBOAT ExTREss TRAM.
Leaves Rousc's Point AT I, =.
Arrives at OgdensburIh al l2,M.
Leaves Ogdcnsburgh AT s, P NJ.
Arrive. at Rouses Point at r. 30, A. NJ.
AtOgdensburgh the trains connect with steamers
FOR Rockville, Kingston, Sacketts ilnrbor, Oswego,
Toronto, Lewiston, Niagara Hamilton and the Up
yer Lakes; and at Rouses Point with STEAMERS Tor
T. Johns, Montreal, PlausburGh, burlington, White
nall, Saratoga. Troy, albany and New York
AT Rouse's Point trains also connect with the trains
n the Vermont Central Railroad running through
me heart OF New England TO Boston and it con-
prcts nv means OF steamers TO Burlington, with the
Futlaud and Burlington Railroad, leading also
tArourh the New England states to Boston.
This is the most desirable for either pleasure
or business travel between New England and the
Western States; and it i. the most expeditions route
from Montreal to Western Canada.
CHARLES l.. SCHLATTER,
June 9. d&wt Superintendent.
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WisitcOsash Morgan.
TO Western Travellers.

= n - ,fl-4zzSA E..!I!!tss
The Cheapest and most Direct Route TO Buffalo
BY Railroad TO Schenectady, by Erie Canal to
Buffalo, from thence by Steamer or Michigan Cen
tra Railroad, 10 Michigan, Illinois Indiana, or any
of the Western or South Western States.
This Company have from to 10 Boats leave
Schenectady, Daily Sundays excepted for Utica
Syracuse, Rochester and Buffalo.
Families Emlgrating West will find il to their
advantage and convenience to take this Route ms
they will be enabled to accompany their goods all
the way TO their places OF destination and no charge
for transhpment at Buffalo Parties OF Is or 20 will
be accommodated with Boat, exclusively, to them
selves.
For Passage or Freight apply to
JOHN PORTER burlington;
S. HOLT, East Rutland
e.. RICHARDS, Caslleton;
GEORGE PAkDO, Steamer Saus
w, f. GANDAL, Steamer Burlington;
w. II STEVENS, Steamer Whitehall;
W, H. BEAL, Schenectady.
May 1851. w6mos
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Mostrespcctfuily yours, &c,

4 PERRY, NJ D.
Manufactured by f. WHITE, Lowell. Mass.
{ y Sold Wholesale in Boston by Wilson Fair.
bank & Co.. As Hanover ST. Retail in Burlington by
A. {. Spear, x Scarlett & Lyon. Wnooski VIM
b. Hatch. Waterbury: w. IL. Woodward. Milton
l.. Burgess & Co. st. Albans: Hicks & Soule -
Westiord: S. n. Gaut a. Co. Montpelier: Red
field & Grannis; also by my appointed agent.
hrou -hout the United States. wl0yl
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c()nSlJMPT'

In all Christianizcd and civilized countries has caused
larger proportion OF deaths than any other maady that nj
ncts the human family and until within few years there
has been r,td rcdy stop the devastation Of
DESTROYER, But
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Thousands of Consu1nptions

and Chronic Coughs, ebundany prove its 'faiEng efficacy
in such diseases and its unduubcd curative power and
soothing healis ptoPHr"s in h" GLOWING complaints and
diseases viz Splitting Of Bi0Od Bed'n9 at the Ligs
in the Breast and Side Nigh Srsa Nerro' Complaints Pal
pitdon Of the Heart Cholera Iydnt'n Dyentery and Sum
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New Furniture store.

No. Exchange Building, College Street.
VNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING JUST OPENED A
4 large Stock of rich. medium and low priced
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE,
invites the public TO examine the same, and assures
them that he will supply them with every variety OF
Furniture, Feathers, Feather Beds, Hair, Palm Leaf
and Husk Mattresses Pew Cushions, and all kinds
OF Upholstery goods OF as good quality and styles and
at as low prices as they can be obtained in Boston
or New York,
His long experience as a practical Cabinet Maker
and dealer in Furniture and Upholstery goods, gives
him advantages in selecting ard purchasing goods
very seldom equaled; and he does not hesitate to
warrant every article fully equal to what he repre-
seuts
individuals in want of Furniture will do well to
call on Mr.. ALLEN before purchasing elsewhere.
|. ). ALLEN.
Burlington, April 81, 1851. dGtAwIy
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Gro Bars, Cutter and Sleigh Shoe,, Wro't Iron
AIss, Cast Iron do, Hooks and hinges Steel springs
Anvls, Vises. Screw plates, Bellows, Log and Trace
chains, Post do, Wrot Nails, Horse Nails, carriage
bolts, Enmd Preserving Kettles, Glue Pots, Sane,
Pans. Tea Kettles, Oven md Arch Kettle Mouths
Brass Kettles, Hollow Ware, cooking paror and bo,
Stoves, cadron kettles, Plough castings Mallcabl,
Iron Nuts and other castings, Fry Pans Washers
Sheet and Bar Lead, Sheet Zinc, Shot, Iron, Brass
Copper wire, Sheet Brass Douglass pumps Lead pipe
Shove.s, Spades, scoop shovel,, Hoes Manure nnC
Hay Forks Hay Knives, Grind stone cranks and roll
RS sad Irons, Taiors' Irons shovels and tongs anC
stands, counter scales and weights Heavy and hand
Stecl Yards Broad and Narrow Axes, AIDES. Hatch.
It's, Cap Augers, Wagon ane cart Boxes &c &c
By STRONG, DOOLITTLE g. co.
July, |, 1916
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM

rny many of the marked and developed
of Pulmonary C0Hswpi0HREA1 RRd0Hbcd cases OF
nlcerdted and discdd LUNGS-such hopeless
never before cured by any other medicine So utterly hope
less of the afflicted persons to have been
nounced by physicians and friends to be DYING
Some who had their buracohes made have been cured
and vet ive-others who said would live another
day. are now well and hearty they
1t possesses all the cleansing and purifying virtues nearly
powerful and active as the preparation which we call
BRANT'S INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT.
This differs from that because this possesses secdl other
Nedcaions which peculiarly adapted and essential
IN to
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NM lNTIT.U - 7 YIN IL
CHURCH STREET, BURLINGTON, VI.
At the old Stand of EyAErs x BEoNSoN.
A LARGE assortment OF Grain, Garden and
"a Flower Seeds, Beet, Onion. TumIp and Car
rot Seed in large or small quantities, and warrant
ed to be OF the very best quality that eau be pro-
duced.
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WLNOOSkI Falls, TT,
now ready to invite the attention OF the public to
s lnrre al naSOrtmCnt OF
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tamlly newspaper puoiishtI ~. ti,t United St.'As
the editor SAYS of
DR.. HOOFLANDe GERMAN BlIJIRs
at is seldom that we recommend what are term
ed Patent Medicines to the coniide nee and patron
nge OF our readers and therefore, when we recon-
mend DR.. Iootams German BlueJs, we wish il 10
be distinctly understood that we are not speaking OF
the nostrums OF the day, that nOiset about oro
brief period and then forgotten after they have done
their guilty of mischief, but of me- dicme long
established, universally priced, and which has me
the hearty approval OF the Faculty itself"
Evidence upon evidence has been received like
the iorrgouG from all sections OF the Union the last
three yenrs, and the strongest testimony ,ts tGrOr
is that there Is more OF 1t used IN the pracise Of til.
regular Physicians vi Philadelphia Than all other nos
trums combined tact that easily be eslabl shed
and fully proving that scientific preparation will
meet with their quiet approval when presented even
| in this form.
| That this medicine will cure Liver Complaint and
Dyspepsia, no one can doubt, after using 1t direct
ed 1t acts specifically upon the stomach and liver
it Is preferable calomel in all billions uses
the effect IS immediate. They can be administered
to FEMALE or INFANT with safety and reliable bene
| lit, at any lime.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-19
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY,


Under the direction Of AARON HAIeHT PALMER, Of Nep
York, and WoRTHISGTos GARRETrsoN SNETHEN, Of Nelu
Orleans, Attorneys and Gbunseors of the Sup. Cbat US
This establishment is formed for the following objects
For practising law in the Supreme Court of the uni
ted States aud conducting professional business before
Congress.
For the prosecution and recovery Of all claims in law
or equity, against the United States before Congress
the Executive Departments, against foreign Govern
ments before Boards of Commissioners
For the settlement of accounts with the State Trea
sury War, Navy, Post Office and Interior Departments,
and obtaining the remission Of fines penalties, and for
FIXTURES for alleged violations of the post Office
other laws.
For securing letters patent for inventions from the
United States from foreign Governments and procu
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sion laws of the United States.
g. For collections generally embracing debts, egaces,
and inheritances in the United States and foreign
tries.
For the purchase and sale Of lands in any Of the
States Territories OF the Union, and loaning moneys
on mortgage of real estate lying therein.
For investment Of funds In United States and State
stocks loans collection Of the dividends thereon and
generally for the transaction of all business pertaining TO
n law, loan, and banking agency.
All communications addressed postpaid, to Messrs.
Palmer Snethen, American and Foreign Agency, City
of Washington will receive prompt and faithful attention.
PALMER SNETHEN,
June 3o-1y+ Office No. 5Carroll Place. Capitol Hill.
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GEORGETOWN AND IT'S AFFAIRS.
GroRoErows, September 1912

GEoRoETows. September 1912 m.
Accident -Yesterday, while Mr.. Walter Go
dey (carpenter) and one of his journeymen, q
Mr.. Custard, were engaged in shingling two
story brick building attached to the Potomac
Fire Insurance office, the scaffolding gave way,
and they both fell upon the pavement below
Mr.. Cooley was considerably bruised, and re-
ceived some internal injury and Mr.. Custard
had one of his wrists broken and his back very
much hurt. DR.. Riley was promptly in attend
ance, and, at last accounts, both were doing
well. Mr.. Cooley is able to walk about.
Flour Market.-Sales of several hundred bar
rels at 49, 71.
At the Sugar sale to-day upon the wharf of
Messrs. F. & A. H. Dodge, 21s hogsheads, cargo
Of the brig Fidelia, offered; 1873 do. sold at
$5.60@S7. 05-36 withdrawn; 81 do. Porto
Chase, sold at $5.s0@5s5; 33 hogsheads mo-
lasses offered, 8 sold at @26c.-balance
withdrawn.
Arripai,-Several river craft, with wheat,
oats, wood, Sc.
Sailed.-Schr. Cleopatra, Smith, Salisbury.
Cana, Trade ARRIVED, J. P. Garrett, 81 miles,
-four; Anna Woodward, Cumb., COAL Charles
Arthur, do. do; Columbia, do. do; Canonicus,
do. do; VIM. Albert, do. do; W. ]. Boothe,
do. do; Pennsylvania, do. do; Reindeer, do.
do; Josephine seaton, do. do; Ohio, do do;
Miles Standish, do. do; Rambler, 5lm., wood,
&c., sc.
Departed--M. r. Zimmerman, Pacific, p. B.
Petrie, J. Snively, D. Shriver, Buena Vista,
Experiment. W. T. Hamilton, Maryland, Col
Young, Ann, N. J. Berston, F. Bloodgood, ss-
lem, Morning Star, B. Franklin, K. H. Lam
bell, Lewis Cass, M. L. Rawdon, L. A. Phelps,
North Bend. and the paokst-boat DslswArs, 70
the Great Falls EEncrao.
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PATENT LIGHTNING RODS.

L SFHATT, EEECTKICIAN AND ELECTKU-
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rendering them equal TO copper conductors They
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glass isolators of novel and ingenious construction,
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they are furnished with angular goldpated negative
magnets thus guarding latoraly the whole constituting
tho most magnificent and entconductor presented
10 the public
All orders left with the subscriber, or with Mr.. A.
Dufy, opposite National teesrccr ofce, It'll street,
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N EVANS FIRE AND THIEF PROOF SAFES,
W. for the Of Merchants Storekeepers and others
full assortment of various sizes in store The above
Chests warranted equal TO any other make for security
against Fire Burglars having withstood the test Of both
without injury loss to the owners in any instance
ALso-In store and for SALE
Seal and Letter Copying Presses and Books
Trucks for moving Boxes, Bales, &C., in Stores
Druggists Presses, with Cylinders and Pans
Packing Levers, for Dry Good Stores, &c.
Portable Shower Baths of construction suitable for
warm cold water
Refrigerators, for keeping Meats Butter, MILK &c. in
dining room, hall, or cellar
Water Filters for purifying muddy bad Water, caused
by RAINS Limestone, Mari, other causes
OLIVER EVANS,
81 8. Second, door below Chestnut street,
MARIA Philadelphia.
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THE PAMpERo.-We find in the New York
Courier & Enquirer the following letter from Mr..
Heiss:
WASHINGTON, Sept. II, 1851.
To the Editors Of the Courier & Enquirer:
Your Washington correspondent, under date
of the 10th instant, says:
1.-THE owners of the Pampero begin to betray
great uneasiness lest that vessel may be cap
tured and, indeed, think they have good
cause for alarm, as do not see how she is to
escape the vigilance of those on the lookout
for her. Major Heiss, formerly of the Union,
one of the owners of that boat, is also proprie-
tor of the New Orleans Delta, the print that
had 80 large a share in misleading the minds Of
indiscreet and unwary youths Certainly where
the guilty parties are discovered they should
be called to most rigid account"
This appears to have been written for the
purpose of placing upon my shoulders part of
the responsibility attached to the late disas-
trous Cuban expedition.
You will please state that / am not one OF
the owners of the Pumpero, nor have | been
interested in any way>fn getting up said expe-
dition. Neither have | advised, or used any
means whatever to "mislead the minds of in
discreet or unwary youths, by inducing or en-
couraging them to join" in that unfortunate
adventure. JOHN p. HESS.
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