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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-01
Palsy and PARALYSIS.

All r, sicans acknow!clg that these -lhie diseases
are caused by dicieHcy u Nervous Energy in The
affected limbs Dn. t:lNlsriAs Gal, alic Articles viii
supply thn deterrent power, and complete AMI entire
rul l. fltus ,ff,s
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BEWARE OF coGNrrRFrIrs

NLARIONET REEDS. Violins and Bow
" Also Bass Viol and Violin Strings, Peg
lila Pieces and Finger Boards, for sale by
Nav %. f. C.. MAYO.
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Dr.. CHRISTIE'S

Is used for all complaint. ac cling the Throat Head
such as BRONCHITIS Inflammation Of the Threat Nervous
and SICK Headache Dizziness OF the Head Neuralgia in
the Face, Bu1fing Roaring IN the tar, Deafness
which Is generally Nervous, and that distressed com
t.I.t HID fp u
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-01
Cologne.

a SUPERIOR article at only 37I cents pint
Also Farina's Cologne, for sale at the Drug
Store Of ii. a. SHELDON
Nov. Is.
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DR.. CHRISTIE'S
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Are found of vast service in OF Con,ulson Fits
sna.mo,ic Complaints and general Nervous Affections
Of the Head and upper cNiIemtes. Also IN Palsy and
Paral, SIS aud all diseases caused by deficiency OF
power or Nervous Energy in the limbs or other organs
L. L--ln
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-01
Paper Hangings.

A large and well selected stock now on hand
will be sold low 10 close out the lot.
j. NJ. GORDON.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-01
RA3Tf02o.

TIE subscriber las been appointed Agent
or the lJARrFoD FIRE ISsuRANcE CoMrAYY,
for Middlchury and vicinity, and will receive
proposals for insuring properly against loss or
damage by Fire. The long established rcputa.
iion of this company, and the pronptness with
which all their Transactions have been charac.
tcriscd render 1t unnecessary to say any thing
in its favor. All business connected with the
Office intrustcd TO him will be faithfully and
punctualiy transacted.
JONATHAN IIAGAR, Agea.
Middcbury, reb. IS 1872. 43:y.
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Carpeting.

600 y'ds just received, new and ELEGAST
Patterns and at Low PRIcEs-ior sale Nv
n5uV JOHNSON & WOOD.
10, 1850.
DATENT PALS, Wash Tubs Kcelcrs &c,
l. For sale by
OCT, -, 1850. H. BECKWlTH.
WINDOW SASH, Glass and Putty. For
W sale by
Oct, IL, 1850. Il BECKWlFH
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n. MOORE

Willrun an Omnibus from the Depot Grounds
in Miidiclury, to any part Of the village. for
Il - ccnt,-and to MoonE's llorlL, ON Jan
Street n few doors south Of the Court House
ire If chmge.
lie would also respectfully announcc to Tray
cllcr-, and thc public generally, that his House
is open r their reception ms heretofore and
hathc will spare no pains to render their stay
Will him agreeable and satisfactory.
Middlehurv. Oct. lIS49 90 n
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-01

DAISTS Pure Ground Lead, Pnro and
4 Exua While Dry do Ven, Red FIR. fsl-
low Umhcr, Terra dc Sienna, Paris Green,
Chrome yellow, &C., just received by
Oct IS. H. a. gnELDOS
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-01
The American Vocalist,
TIE DULCIMER ;


THIS work contains nearly 1890 compost
ions. % different metres, set pieces for all
occasions OF public interest, such as Insialla-
'ion, Dedication, Ordination, Burial Of the
Dead, &c. 1t contains a complete theory for
learning the Or5an, Piano, s;eraphinc and Nc
lodcon, by figures, instructions in chanting and
varying the mclIcS, and large number Of sa-
cred ballads and duets for these instruments.
In the Elements are 10 be- found many beauti-
lul melodies and rounds, set 10 WORDS, and de-
signed to interest singing schools and classes.
The work also contains complete Oraiorio,
arranged for small societies. The demand for
This book j. the ncst testimonial of the public
favor Daring the brefperiod Of iSeNi,tence
it has passed through six editions, numbering
TWENTY -FOUR THOUSAND COPIES,
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In Quar- Bottles.


FOR Z, "a LINZ iilG BLOOD. AND IpR TN
CURE Ut SCR Vt'LA, MEMO RIAL DlSEAS
So. Rheumatism, cuialco Lrnp ons siulboh ~
c'i, Liver Com Paint Dyspepsia. bronchitis. s1l'
Ki.ur. Consumption Fever sores, Female Com
Iant-. T,sp,las i.ass at Appel ic, P.apics. bi.c.i
t,D,ril i,n4iy, sc.
rus Grfarai On has NAVY borne the io-t of over i
year - 40 riclcc. ne ts =. Introduction iu public
AMOR duuls - hich iimr, u"n0tau- lmiiainns have
'plir- lnio rI'-irucr uuinr ihrif ralns o. the conn
ifnce u the community ilr curative powers contain
4 10 saisapAr.la Root tir ei'a' reputation and rA Gu
ID U.s. Of which has boon maiiiy ai'fbu'ahlr T. the
'.iy IS uHd,i m cufts affected Toy ihc use ' this pepa
ailn. while Slf.niH'tia Root tnrus an impnftdn'
ai 10. Combination, IL it, al lnc sainr iimi NJ
.rird,d with al,i vegetable ttntdr, oi Efr1i I"Wcr
.ud is li Ir,uut ciuihigauu sui scit nuiic man
'i'r ,f as sif ai"n. than ITS cIdfdhc succrss Ia the
ni disease depends b'hnf rciHalnn. initiate il
llr style OF putting up, aud ia alsns me liane {" rs
'ngfrdtul-. and hlrr ends thrr resemblance 10 It
hnsr htin. rcmtdy aud puiiiicr IKE this, are re-
ursldd go nac where I'M dil,itncc ~ ss, aud VI ma
ng thnr, %! hat they VIII use not 10 take any other
ut that ne cuulild To ncr confidence. on Tie long
list Of curs 10 has r,sied ON living Illnesses, whusc
-rsiiuinias aud residences have been puh-i"di and
Whu s.ih bragiHg Gliy testimony To- il worth. Tht
Wal' h toy of ms ifur i- s'urriy furnish pa.
a- IT, ilr ullrl.. aad ftnat Albr cu.rs ei cicd 10y
Use, and what n hH- "a r'd once can Ell .asal!.
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Discusses Of the E'a.I-aIc Conpsi-
fvftNIi.


-}vpyy1,t- wv. ,J.g-r., rr,-nry-,1,,.,
IT,, -, %, - n. =, = tI-,n'
HiL/INISS iN y TtINTING.
cTllll>l. s.,,,-,.,,,,. may . ,uti,.l>, r,.
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPARlLLA.
,.,n. M. ,,,-,rs a.. P5y ,,l 80, -
~. ~, , .,.,,,, ,i,'
ie. FOR a Females ia Il :, cfii cal p, .io,- Of ihe:r
.s,.. ih., rrpaati,u j, iuyllsablr and slpuli be
' 800" " ''' ''"V' .ier
rug ~ Nl al'l .'e-lil- I'D COM ''l'h ui dch"t,
li- AXIS PAElLi.A wiil give her immediate Re
,rf To such r., vi'n. Is nl,oye IN Prire Al.
"" VIZ "'' .'"' " ''' "'i' "i H. q. Wy IL
-' .I''" "... be '''''''r
!, i, ,as at , mos, ,s' '.. TO- w. y
a., a. item. aud o. ie''"i T. -.r- a'r, 49, O.. "a
dr.. ,ul rid. rr,,oat. raia aaI aa.f. a--ra,e, AL
FL" '.' ra ''l1' '3'e o hs'' 'Ii 'A.aA .o. ;.
r,aa .eur.t &c prr,eH i.cs-.- attendant aron es.l-
n.'g.', ir,b'-, y, P.n ~, ~, f.,s 'rt
L,a' Fe' Pains, Honorra--e 'oa IN 'esula'ag the -
r,. ,rs,t se,l,sf III. ..i,.,- i, j.. sl-s,. -
aal .e a,.i d-i-aie use al ,.s s4,,e-siiN. yep few
TO- on or Masn-,t, i, as,i Essrrse h. tss orep al,
aoa ae" food ~iia 'l'' iisdi''"s Nh always ensure
No,ioo % ,,,, r,si..
Those that ias,ais n - ISSassad. sai.seaas ts,o
Se' Sr and have copied oas hi, AMI circulars ~hiei
reAc' ' IN. eomp9iri- Of Women ~,5d Tor m'iae.ieI
Or roue.-nis sar.sns,il in rnrlial. incident to fe
a,'' recommend thru. although pFs'iou', they ail not
female. a, the, assra,,- disease aad undermine iAs Goa
'''D'o"' s.,.,, ,,,.r.s
This ccrdoa'e cog '.',ely prove, ,sa' III. snr'aparil
tr nao Three person, cared IA one hoaso is uuprcco.
drn'ed ,..,,
n 1,,i ~, r., II Il No. ~, ,i.,.,.- o.. IL,
scoba by tic u'e of ,ear excelleut ncdisinf. They
Co.., be'.,s Il ,oaA 'Asa away Tor which feel %S'sh
i'"'s' ~ "A, ,t,, ,os ,,..
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PREPARED BY
DIR. {. ". JACKSON.

Ar ruE
HLEHlN IEDlCINE .SyORE
no. 40 Arch Street, PHILADELPHIA,
A."P'W" ortr hscoicr als.asls is aal oral.
' ,.' = 'it1''@' bg any etiy p-cparoitou iatio
bA'tee S7tS, asNcorSoN,9, amcsp eosrs0L
S,'y" r'bSt taHS h0f itled
"ese blHers are worth, the alteptinn Of ,nvn.
'.S' assessing great virtues in Decentralization
~ d'se'srs OF The Liver and lesser glands. cxcrci
',is 'he most searching powers in weakness and
Injections OF the digestive organs, they are. vithl
safe, certain and pleasant.
READ AND BE CONVINCED
he Hon. Chrle> ID. llinelinc, Editor of the
CAMpfN DtMOcRAT," The best parer i, V.csi
Jersey. says, Jul, Il -
i!oOfLND'S GER1A n BITTEGS.
We have seen Many nlifcring nn,c,s Of Tin.
me'lcihc, and the source from which the, came in.
nced rs to make inquiry respecting is merits
rom IHquiiN We were pursuiiird to use il. iuc
rlsl say wc found 1t specific in its aciinn upnr
diseases Of the liver aud digestive organs and the
powerful Influence it cXcIis upon nervous uros,,,,-
tion Is really surprising. Ii ralms and srrcnptl ems
HE nerves, bringing lhcm into a stale of ,enosc.
making sleep rclicshing.
II this medicine were more generally used ~,
are satisfied there would be lcss sickness. as from,
he stomach, liver and nervous system lie great
majority Of real and imaginary diseases ema1nte.
lave them in healthy cnndition, and van cn,
'id defiance 10 epidemics gcurrav This csua.
mdinary medicine We would advise our friend,
who are AT all iHdisrosod 10 give trial-it will
hen recommend itself. 1t should, in Glct. be in
every family. No other medicine can produr,
such evidences of mcrit.''
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Paper Eangings,
TOBACCO AND SNUFFl

A large LOT just received, very chap, by
Nov. TO- H. A. SHELDON.
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DRESS GOODS,

Nous dc LANES, Cashmeres Alpaca, Bill
lianiinos, Ginghsns, CAlcoes, &c. just reed
OBJ by II. a. SHELDON.
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IMPROVED HAND PRESSES,

EJIBOSSING PRESSES,
HAND AND STEAM ROLLER BOYS
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS,
and Machinery Of every description, made TO
order, and every article furnished at short no.
tce for a complete
PRINTING OEFICE& BINDERY.
The following second hand articles, cheap, viz.
120-hor5e Steam Engin,
ONE DOUBLE AND TWO SINGLE
CYLINDER PRESSES 4 " q AD-
ANS PRESSES. one TUFT PRESS
--.and one Medium S NITH M Nd
PRESS and Seif hiking AacAMe, all IN
g0od order.
A. b. TAYLOR & co.
n. b. - Papers inserting the above tire
times, and sending us n copy containing il, en-
closed to Horns L. S. Railroad Gazette" an
dealing with MS to six times the amount, will
have their bills allowed in payment. a5lG
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-03

and leave the room, without making the slight
est motion TO detain her.
There wa, no sleep for either that night; both
were conscious Of error; each imagined the 9th
or guilty Of a wrong.
Howard Dorrance had been aroused from the
revery in which he had indulgcd, after leaving
his wife, by hearing the shutting Of the front
door. fastening to the window, fearing that
his wife, in her impeluosity, wa' fleeing from
him, he had seen Edward Graham leave the
house. Struck with surprise, and supposng,
of course, that his wife mast have admitted
hm, he had tortured himself with suspicious,
until his brain was in whrl
Thus were two hearts, each iondly loving the
other, Zone from the faults of education, incapa.
be of making the sacrifices which love required
the other, forgetting TO nuke allowances for
the tendency Of that education now still far
ther separated by whirlpool of pride, jeal-
ousy and passion.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-03
NUMBER 44.
Scene OH the Isthmus.

We have remarked some of the toughest
specimens OF humanity passing though our
city, that we ever cast eyes upon in our
life before. The other day, while standing
at the Exchange, Our attention was called
to one OF the rc,g hardest-looking of GUS
toners. just arrived in the "lsthmus," from
California, after evidently long residence
in I'll Dorado. lie and those with him
were bearded like paIds. lie was listening
to the jabber of Il native who had hired
him a mule, and on seeing his baggage,
was demonstrating 10 get dollar or two
more. "Look YOU here, hon,6,e," said he,
"a bargains Il bargain; | agreed to give
you twenty dollars paid you the half;
start your boots | am Il man OF few words
but it in ten minutes that mule amt ready
packed, there will be one dead nigger about
these dlggings." lie drew Il revolver from
his belt, looked at the caps, and, turning
round, looked defiance ut everybody. At
that instant lady ON a,mulc, and two
beautiful little girls, on their way 10 Cali
iorna, were trying To pass the blocked.up
thoroughlarc. His eyes met the appealing
gaze OF the mother. In an instant his
whole countcnanco was changed. He dot.
ted ms hat 10 the lady, backed the mule,
hombfe and all. and, with Il sweep with bis
arm, called the attention of his comrades !;
"Back boys" said he. make wav for the
lady" The way was cleared, and the la
dy passed. Our stalwart friend stood ga
2ng after them for n minute or two, and
as he turned round. we could percieve his
face sutltScJ with tears; on wiping them,
he perceived wo were regarding him close
ly: 81 have been away from home, sir"
said he in II ia,ering voice, "ior two Years;
that woman, and the faces of those little
children, reminded me OF my family. God
bless my girls and their mo'her !" So,
shaking himself, as il were, lie returned
his revolver 20 his belt: and. in mild
voice, said TO the native, Come, hombre,
as scon rs YOU can, my friend, get that
mule ready, and you shall have what you
ask more" And SO saying, he walked
thoughtiuIly ay.-Panansa paper.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-03

A delegation of gentlemen from rennes-
sec, Mississippi and Alabama, embracing
the EX-Governors Clay and .Iones) have re-
Gently visited Charleston, for the purpose
of procuring aid in the construction Of the
Memphis and Charleston Railload. a pub
lie meeting has been held in Charleston,
and a resolution, offered by Mr.. Mcmmin-
ger, adopted by II large majority, request
ing the City Council, So soon as they are
Informed that arrangements have been
made satisfactory to the South Carolina
Railroad Company for crossing the Savan.
nah river at Augusta, to subscribe TO the
stock OF the Memphi, and Charleston Rail-
road Company, the sum OF two hundred
and fifty thou and dollars.
This uniting States by bands Of iron is
vastly more sensible and patriotic than rash
movements 10 diSsociaie sister States, aud
arm brother against brother in civil strife
and bloodshed. Charleston knows her re-
al interest and the honor Of the South
Richmond Enquirer.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-03
The Memphis, Tenn, Eagle Of the lst

The Memphis, Tenn, Eagle Of the lst
inst, has the following par0g.arh:
Tmg Coon OF R,uRoAps.--We recollcct
the time when Chattanooga, on the line be.
tween Georgia and Tennessee, was poor,
miserable apology for Il town, with black
smith shop, a grocery, and what was face.
liousy called Il town. Its census could
have been taken in II quarter Of an hour
Chattanooga has now fine, large, and COM
modious hotels in full blast, Il large number
OF beautiful private residences, and thri-
wing, industrious population. So much for
the influence OF Railroads.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-03

INTERESTING QuEsTIoN.-lt is said that
the difference between eating strawberries
and cream and kissing pretty girl, is SO
small that 1t cannot be appreciated There
we are about, in a becoming spirit of self
sacrifice, to offer to institute Il series of ex-
pcrimcntS in order to test the matter thor.
oughly. Bring on your strawberries and
cream, and tho other things! llovey's Seed
Iings, and young ladies dressed in the
b'oomer costume would be prcierred,-
ldnhcc Biaic.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-03

A New Hampshire farmer, going to
parish meeting, met his minister, and told
him that his society thought of increasing
his salary. "l beg of you not TO think OF
any such thing said the mini i;ter '!or it is
about rs much business To collect my pre-
sent salary as wish to attend to; fit
is increased, should be obliged TO devote
my ,rh0ic time to collect it,"
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-03

u The population of Marion county,
Fla. has nearl y doubled since January last.
the emigration being mostly from South
Carolina,
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-03
{ To be COniinued.)

AhAnAMA,--The Southern Rights Party,
as they cab themselves, IN Alabama, have
1t seems adopted the following as their plat
form
lst. 1Ae fright" to dissolve the Union
at pleasure.
u. The necessity Of dissolving it soon.
e. or latci.
sd. The duty to dissolve it,
18th. The obligation 10 assist any other
State to destroy the Union whenever call
ed upon,
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-03

Queen Victoria has just entered on tho
33d year Of her age, and on the Goth inst,
will commence the 18th Of her reign.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-03

The English papers say, that century
ago the amount expended in England for
bookssperlodcals and newspapers, did not
exceed S5UO,OOO Il year, whereas The sum
now SO expended annually is calculated AT
SlO,OO0,0O
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-03

A great step is gained, when child has
learned that there is no necessary connec-
ton between liking thing aud doing
III.
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ITO OWNERS OF REAL Estate PLANK ROAD
Companies So.-Mr. J. B. Holiness Civil Engineer aud
City Surveyor takes leave 10 inform his friends
he has removed his ofcc 20 No III Wall street Mr. Holmes
solicits about having their
veyed an inspection Of hi. style mspppg and drawing
ABOLITION TO mathematcay correct field
which fhan he Fiyen, Mr.. II. will give a handsomely
eolored map showing the whole Topography 81 the ground
also perspective view either property surveyed
tie adjacent country gyntlemen about selling property
must the advantage Of this. Mr. H. u making
In this style Of propctcs In the vicinity Of New York; tie
residences q merchants In this city. Mr. H. has reg-
hrly educate tor and bred TO the profc aud
for Tie zone years professionally engaged in this
country and Europe. Plank and other roads attended
toi aso irrgatng draining sc. References
ir,t in the city by whom Mr. II. has been engaged
Terms moderate.
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VVILNINGrON AND MANCHESTER RAILROAD

WILMINGTON AND MANCHESTER RAILROAD
Hos.is will be reesissd by the until Thur
lar. the sr, and only Mortgage Bond. Of the
and Manchester Railroad Company bearing
dssn.sls in tie city principal GA LIST
Il, The 5 Boz are in sums q 9 90 e.sA with
Ofshe the optiof holders
Carolina secured by sorssse or Deco Of Trass
hdwsfd Sanford ESQ., Of New York in trust for the
The Deed Of Trust covers the line Of the road COM
hsnshs.r n 5 G. distance Of la2 miles. costing, when
adapedness country t. the
0fs railway accounts for this low cost:
payment Of principal Of Interest 70 take q the
as .ais ss s an It, s.s1s s ss:
h ssh g. 81 10 ~
pI ls s ar y e., s.a G ,s
pay the residue Of the iron rails equip
msnts, only sJoJco Of which now offered for sale
Company Will other debt when the road Is COM
Ths road will prov; an link in shs great chain
New Orleans connecting at Wilmington with the Raleigh
With the great south carona RAILROAD
in the receipt Of million Of dollars annually from
re viii ,yOd the present sea
Orleans one days tine facilitate the mails and will bring
The more immediate and direct with
position Of this road its North and South
its grades none thirty feet to the mile freedom
from curves and cheap construction such be-
the North and Sss Orleans
tA a 4s
corn kc in great abundance Its local business alone will
lie ofl shows that the district country which
will tributary to this cad and dependant for
ofcotton, Of an average weight each Of $50 lbs;
ssIi.a most which has been paid applied con-
strucon TO which can be added at time the option
Carolina on certain conditions.
1t is estimated that the annual profits will reach IL
About one hafoi the entire line graded brde
rss @ ss ssn n sns Of delivery and will be
The entire line is under grading bridging
Xix thousand two hundred tons iron rails pattern have
ee. sn a ss Of dsysr
including payment for The rails purchased e
will be completed and in operation in the fall OF this year.
and the entire line to Wilmington early next year
lands No in the South undertaken or pro-
:r T aa ass ian ss we refer to
printed E'abis swing fun details Of the road and its al
neetons copies bond and Mertgase opinion Of coSa
sell Sc prepared BY Gen ". W Harliee President of the
Of Tie Cempsny At Wilmington, y. c. or Of the under
ssntd b mail or otherwise, with other information
W a. security desirable The States of North
within their - which have been borrowers money
have rny AnI under the adverse circumstances
,Sss sat- has always taken high ground in re-
gard punetua fuihnent Of public and private peculiarly
The sSooo will be disposed Of absolutely and without
Sealed proposals. for less than will
be received at the ONCE of the undersigned until o'clock
Proposals. to Le addressed to wINsLow, LANIER CO.,
% vail street New York endorsed Proposals for w. and
Parties whose bids accepted will be required to nay
sd and the
DIR equal AMOUNTS on the frat days Of October
~ TO in full Mt once sesred Interest will commence
WiNsLoW, LANIER & CO. 50 wall street
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PERSON Al.


CAPTAIN GEORGE ALLCoCK.-wHEREAs WILLIAM
and Elizabeth Metcalfe and daughter Of Reuben
ten Meteaie and sarah Metsafe in Nay 1871 left in
eel between New York and England n vears-f the
said Capt George Alcock still living william Eli
Iabeth hecae they receive information Of their
ther BY applying at the Office Of A. Clerk Architect
Jersey City, N j.
NoTICE.-IF THE FOLLOWING PERSONS, REsID-
IN ing. or having resided, in New York-to wt-Henry
Van Wart Jonathan Walton, samu. Smith. sons Co.
Robert L. Stevens, Henry Sumon, Charles shaw, Shaw.
Ewing Rowssn, Isaac r. Riliett H. Collins jun Henry
Philip Collins, jun. Sir Michael u. Clark. William
Douglass Mary Adams. Jan Beers j. II. Buchanan, Thos
Buchanan, Ephraim Bus~e Peter Barlow, Daniel Parker
Joseph Pearson James Porter trgstr in chanceryl John
Pollard, rarmy Ludlsm Sons, Lewis Leyson, Thomas
Lemesle Mark Leavcnworth John Lonely, William Pollard,
their Of their legal will address
(post paidl o. 4. O. City, D. c. they
something greatly 20 their ADVANTAGE.
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nICKINs AGAfN-eREAT DEMAND.-THlS DAY
~ published, the third edition 81 Pickwiok Abroad. or
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