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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

NJ Z. The subscribers. being appointed by the
W Probate C"url Tor the District of Addi-
son., Comml>si refs, 10 receive, examine, and
adjust all claims aud demands of all persons
against the estate of OTIS $. BARRETT,
lac OF Shoreham, in said District, dece sed,
and also all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto and six months from HE ~
day ul December, being allowed by said Cuurl
cor that purpose. we do therefore hereby give
notice that W. will attend 10 the business OF our
said appointment, a. D.. VIC Deans Inn, in
ShoTeham, on the last Mondays in January
aud MAY, A. d. 1859. from . O'clock, A. NJ,
until 4 o'clock, p. NJ. on each of said days.
CHAnLrs X WRIGHT,)
LEvI NoLCorT, Comm'Ts.
SCHUYLER DoAN.
Dated al Shoreham, this 9Th LAY Of Deem
Ter. A. ID. 1851. 33-3w.
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TEMPERANCE
@ @ Z V G q tic n.

The next mce ins of Tie Siaic Temperance
Society. sill be holden at St Juhn-bury Plain.
ON Wednesday and Thursday, the 2l> t and 22d
OF January next, commencing Mt 10 u'clorl,
forenoon. Arrangements have already been
made with the Connecticut AMI Pa>snmp,
sic Rivers Rail Road, ly which. those attend
ing the Convention are t. lc charged inc on y
one WAY. aud il is expected TINT arrangements
equally favorable may he made with other
roads. OF this, s%easrnablc notice viii lie Civ.
eli
The Undersigned. Executive Conmitcc,can
not refrain from ur.Ing the importance oi tbs
meeting. and hope 1t MAY he attended by the
fri nds OF temperance of I'll classes ,of all orders
and of all denominations. ~. bloomsbury is at
the nor, llcrn terminus Of the ahovc.mcntiunc
road aud the facility Of reaching it is nYora-
lie for II fall attendance. Gentlemen are re-
qucsted to come prepared t. give information
in regard TO the operation OF The present lnw
in relation TO the progress Of temperance lrin-
ciples and all other matters connected with the
success # The Temperance Enterprise,
Publishers If papers throughout the State
arc respectfully requested 10 give this notice
two or three Insertions in their respective "a
pers rs soon US practicable.
JOSEPH STEELE,
XiMRI lowe,
WIN. & KlTTrRlDGE,
j.. s. CARR.
ALDACE WALKER,
CHESTER SPENCER.
HERVEY o. lilGLEY.
Carleton. Dee. II, ISL.
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~ The Hamburg News says 1t is IN
formed, from Russia, that the whole standing
army of that country was to he on a war
footing, in The fullest sense Of the word " by
the 18Th of November.
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~ The proposition before tue Georgia
Legislature. calling on the people to unite IN
sending delegates to the Democratic PRESS
dental Convention, has been rcjccted-yeas
80, nays 26.
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TIC NIONVTTVEI T WVW IWUTINNInT
IdG LIFE AID VOYAGES OP DISCOVERY
of tn celebrated AMERIous. from whom A..
merica derived its name. Illustrated with En-.
cravings. BY C.. EDwAnps LESTER, Late L..
:. Consul, Author OF the Glory and Shame
of England, - etc, cts and ANDRrw Foster.
Esq, A number of active and intelligent gen.
llemcn are offered liberal Inducements in cir
culaiug by subscription, tho above valuable
and interesting work in ADDISON COUN-
TN' and other Counties in The State Of Yer
mont. Tie terms will be given on application
10 the Subscriber, post paid. The work will
he sold exclusively by subscription, at rcas
enable and moderate price.
II, MANSFIELD,
Wholesale Bookseller and Publisher.
lSa York ct New Haven, Conn,
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Excelsior Family Soap.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.

Coz nr warm water either soft, ha Il ~ salt may
hr und " ih perfect success. Rub the oar upon the
cloth o. ~ then nj Them 20 soak fen .ihtor "f four hour
thea taka them M rob ihem and riu,o tirm oht. They
W4ll cVuifc hut Int. 'uhnin- alter ,oikihs, and no
hulilsi. trqnr'd, a. i, u.nal Wih uih"r snRns. \
lHrsr washing can he dnne ~ one uiirl &C. time and
no ,nlf All expense tinn with any other soap hn1wt.
r nj .n,p j. warranted net 10 triu'e 10 nny WI the
i htesi Gh-e. nr the kin, or ansttns llHi Il Il applied
10 II will rcmn,- any Kind ct i'ie,-r Pant, Ia. lnk,
% Stui-. sc fon any tiuot f.. without the lrI-f iludiy
For saie bN lie .pL-r Ne, 1T Wilrsalr ar Retail.
y. o a 90. A-ents
fuf the Manufurtuf ere.
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Jonathan Haear, Esq Hon. Dorasiu' WooS
ter Ru.sell Nnllrit, c. I%lrrvey, Almson DuS-
Tin, Doct VIM Bass. Harvey WllcoN, George
Dustin. 3I3m
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NJ The Alabama Legislature has passed
resolutions sustaining the Compromise meas"
ures.
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al

In Cornwall, Dec. l6, Rev. Asa Hemenway,
Mr.. RuFus MEAD, Jr, Of Sou liville. N. Y,
10 Miss KATE Il. TILDEE, of Cornwall.
In St. Adams, on Monday. Dec. 10, by the
Rev. Worthington Smith, ID, D., of. Burlington,
GEoRoE FREDERIoK HouGnroN, to CArmE
RIsE SEDGwIcK SWIFT, both of ST. Adams.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

\COMMlSSIONERS' NOTICE.
VIZ, the subscribers, being appointed by tho
PfohAe Courl for The Dislriet OF New Ha-
ven, commissioners 10 receive, examine and
adjust ill claims and demands Of all persons
asalnStIhe estate bel WARD sWEET,la IL
OF BGispl in said District, deceased, and alSu
all elalfs and demands exhibited IN Offset
thereto and six months from the Holiday Of
November. a. d., 1851 being allowed by SAID
Court iF that purpose, We do therefore hereby
give no4ce that we will attend TO The business
Of our stid appointment, at the dwelling house
ofTIumhn Crane-in said Brislul-on The sec
ond Mondays Of February and April, A. D.,
1859, ffom nine O'clock, a. NJ until four o.
clock, =. n. on each Of said days.
IIDRATIO NEEDHAM, Com
HARVEY PARMELEE. mission.
SYLVESTER EDWARDS,) crs.
DJaed al said Bristol, this 29lh day Of No.
yempeI, 1851 35;sw.
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Boots and Shoes.

A great assortment of BOOTS & SHoES
coats, AMI sne. Just recslved md for az, Nv
H. LAAGNUklAl 4 w.
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Dieo,

In this village, Wednesday morning, the l7th
inst ,JomN GiLBgnr, son Of Charles LinsleY,
Esq, aged two years.
In Burlington, ON the 18th inst, Henry
FRAHcIs, aged 80 years son OF the late Gen,
John Francis, Of Royalton.
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THE
J0URNAL OF AGRICULIU IRE,
!;
A semi-NTonlhlv Periodical Of 50 pages,

II IIUuIVaI VI O| P"bVHI
Edited by WILLIAM S. KING, Ptof j j.
MArrs, and ~. ". DoDGE, Corresponding
Secretary Of Nis,l,hr,c It's Crnir'
Board of Agriculture. Published at llorti.
cultural Hall, 81 School Street, Boston.
Terms, 50 rer annum. -Four copies, Sc Ten
copies, SD. The money must always ac'
company the order.
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Communication.

LINCOLN, ID DC 1851.
SGR-I have seen in,an articleo The l9th,
No,ember. 1851, in your valuable paper
INV name made mention o., as having hecn
cured of a cancer tuuuur On ihe breast, by
IA humtug oflhe name ol ID. c. Builerfield,
a person who calls himself the wonderful
Indian Cancer Doctor In order to diSa-
buse the public mind on this head, | give
This impudent assertion The flalle-t contra
dicilon. 1t vas Mr.. George NJ. Iighc,
Mansion House, Burlington, who removed
the cancer from my breast, and not ID. G.
ButIerfeld. - Mr., riahc is now at my
place for the purpose of removing another
tumour on the same mamma, and he is q
person | know from experience 10 he com
peient 10 the task, and strongly recon
mend him 10 all afflicted with rhis drenjlu
disease. Dear Sir, your humble serY'r,
3i:6w. MALIssA HoAG.
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Butter WanCe1

II c,s. peril. paid Tor BUTTER. ia Dry
Good, At Inc ilG5ouic HI sore.
Ncv. l..
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TO TailOys
ClotIaiXag

rOATS. PANTS. VESTS. SHIRTS and
y DRAWERS. for sale at low priccs, a
the Old Stand, hy
Nov llth. 4 BEChNllu.
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.. The Eagles Flight Is ont of sight,
ElCLE CLOTHING STORE

Is NOW FULLY REpIENISIiEn with
| the RICHEST and CHOICEST GOODS
Of The world, resembling more some oriental
Baxqr. than q Dry Goods Store. Goods Sc
iccted by an experienced eye, at prices ruiuou.
TO Importers and Jolhcrs, and will be sold a..
low as thorough bc-s
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a Fl M I r { 5


proposes to make up the GOODS in a s,l,
that will put The Lilies in IN active state Of
toilinr and spinning. aud at prizes warranted
satisfactory to the most humble admircr Of Tho
Art Of Ans.
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TRIBE.

Ezra prepared rRlPE, by The BIZ. or
Bll. for .nlc hv T.. NALLEIlE L.
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e S G. s

NELVETS from Franco and Italy, downy
in their melancholy beauty as he Black Swans
of the Bosphorus; some dyed in the soirnwful
blossoms Of the Mica; Others embroidered
like the lowered girilcs Of ka>han, aaI dog
chcan at four dollars per pattern.
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A NEW Route PittsburE, via the BAlt1more. Sus-
s~sAanrA Rsiivssd7xrs to PtsbvrS ia
express Of wiz lesve Calvert station daily
Washngton ~
connecting with the fast line AT Mddlctown l. m, ar
irving at Harrisburg At u, m, 10 dinner. = .
for at g. arriving at
Athis point have the option OF
thence by packet bosts
stages direct from HolidayssurE TO PittshrrE. .
Tickets sold the following poins by this train 70 VII
York WrghtavIe, Columbia Marietta Middletown, Harrisburg
Mieown Perrysville, Lewown MoVsystown Hunt
insdon, Holida ysburg and Ptsburg
with the Cumberland Valley aroad
which Carlisle shppensburx Chambesbu and
points this road =.
from Washington for OF
OF the will be al the
den the Baltimore Railroad Company arrival OF
the baggage, which VIII be
" ROBERT STEWART,
octi-du Ticket Agent.
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Buf1fT
an and after Wednesday neat 9t instant, the station
svaais viii be vacated and the now New Jer
The passenger trains latter commencing m
usual and M and m, daily except On Sunday
VIII but two trains run, viz ~ q, = m, and o. r. IN.
skinx change apdsfsgaed desuss " esa
company regard 70 ths rscerues sad delivery
sesehAAdise. . -, ~. 49,
tons should accompany the goods
projections Vi both pazues, and sss es1Pied
the goods cannot be received. r..
I'd Consixnees are uot6ed that merchandise rs
which IL received, ~ the
itself responsible for inS sn In It's house during
night
The for reception and delivery Of merchandise arc NON
a ill 4. p.
hui compelled call
nom frequent violation, which has caused much aud
'"e'"' 4. H. PARSONS, Asen.
Ap 6-2wd
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Of Ngnis 1872 4yI
do hereby make all APP
pears by echeato the Norfolk dated
IN, m n, day o 1884, the oes
November e3i that ~ inquest held ON the 2h
ay on October following the
b.ya bssn found this Commonwea To
Iot OF land by Dartmouth the south
al ON the
a. with wood dwelling hosss "a ~ ssehsAtsd ho~ tbs
estate Of Lawrence, deceased
lot OF bounded Liberty the NORTH
by North lst street the SOUTH and
by with old brick
oscheatsd from the u Robert McMsnn, deceased
land Of Botetouu street, bounded
by sedeus NORTH by Boushe' land the SOUTH and
the csehsacd nom the estate Of Richard
4. Burke, deceased Iesti u.u
l6-law6w Register OF me Laad Once.
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ID EMOvAL-The celebrated DR. Q. w RoBACK, professor OF
II astroiogy phrenoogy, and gcomancy combined
with conjurston from Sweden having removed his once % NO
Washington by all the crowned heads Of
Europe enjoys higher asrooger than
calculated according 20
ladies 50, gentlemen So Persons AT distance can have their
the day OF their BIRTH All
containing above fee will receive Immediate atten
ton and naiivties sent TO amy part oil ms woa written on
durable prepared make Of his power by
coniuaon following topicst Courship, advice
given successful accomplishment Of wealthy
he has the redeem such as are 70 the free
hazard, and for the Of
purchasing Of lottery tickets Thou
aboveaed been done this and its
United the full satisfaction of all
have been during the last four
while will and will do
we'll call in and the mail now safe that
through the Office. DIR. Roback
500 900 monthly, and has missed
All will be relgousy attended ifmopsd BE
Office and State For particulars
call the office Of the Unon and astrological almanac
gratis. II
6 White street, New York.
0-6mosd
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The College Of 81. James,
WAsuIaoTos County, ND,

(7As Doess~ College Of As Prossnnt Epi'eopal Church,
n Monday, October g. 1851
i Commencement dsy'the last
Thuvs1sy Jsiy recommended
received they
Ply and charge estimated nom the date OF their
number OF Affords all The
posntss Tor and e successful termins
too eosas cons its graduates the usual AGA
demcal degrees
s Immediately adjoining the college, and
ds but under distinct discipline,
cevss aAi sesinnns their academea co. and prepares
th The and direction OF the
Of the college special advantages the pupils in
The ornnnsnaw school,
OF the Greek language IL
osa supplied additional studies modern
book keeping, Ae
Tie the college entirely heshf and It's dis
o and villages favorable good morals and
0ues.
"Ksp HAIL.. building, 20 feet by 90 win be ready for
In addition the
corps poss the recently appointed Hugh Day
LII and -esascal law, and John
Alexander, IL D., lecturer physics and eheuistry
whole tho colege and grammar
school hundred and twenty Ave
dohaSs. payable semi annually In advance.
Appaicutioas fpf admission 20 ks made to
'f'f Rev. JOHN B. KERFOOT, ID. D., Rector,
College OF 81 James r. o. Maryland.
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NURENIOR DAEuerreotypcsI -First Premium II. III.
WHTEHUEST extended the field of his operations over
more ground than any dasueeo.yp In the country s galleries
oNnA PeAnyyanin between ~ and 9th streets
No. 9 Baltimore Bamore corner Broadway and Leonard
street. New York; No. " Main street, Richmond; sycamore
Main Lynch
burg, Virginia ..., ,.,. ,x..o.. - =.
extraosdinsy fihfl and highly finished
In few seconds
The rotary ground, invented BY H. Whehurs gives
airy Ind living appearance to the picture
Whiehusts distribae than thirty
pictures annually given This
superiority of his
W. the attention Of the public generally his elegantly
Lane and fuckers where
exhibition Of pictures WILDE given:
competition in
Institute, he awarded the first
medal by the judges
ofsve description copied, and
attended Nov 2S-dly
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
MORSE LINE)
WASHINGTON oFFIoE, PENNSYLVANIA AvsSur,
Fifth house east OF National Hotel, Nos.

Finn house cas-, OF National Hotel, Nos.
TIME first line ever established In the United
States and consequently oideste pioneer line, extending
between Washington Baltimore Philadelphia, and New York. aud
delivering at the intermediate stations HAVE
de Grace Princeton, New brunswick, New
ark and Jersey only line The
extensive repairs and
number Of which
may be required for the accommodation Of the public with
fidelity hitherto uncquaed This
connects with Morse nes west NORTH
SOUTH extending already een thousand miles, either
which delivered desired The
ayers line lately thoroughly systcnaxcd It's bus
mode of delivery OF
charges are equal special favors With the fac
ties or business possessed this company
led 10 try Iris line find reliable fos
graphing offices Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company
city, Pennsylvania h house Of Natioaa
Hotel; baltimore, Exchange, Gay Philadelphia
No Ol Chestnut street. Quincy Granite bung New York. No
S Hanover street, corner Of Beaver
WIN M. SWAIN, President
Asvch -lnds
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Ne. ToAS's EsSsns Psy!sa"ts asss.s neat dse' ~s" %
B,oun's Hotel, WasAastow, d. C.
rHAS. sELDiNg ANDREW WYLIE, jT-, having formed
partnership o ls purpose 81 prosecuting einins prsie
appointed Of spohstioas ohsI
claims foreign yoyernen are prepared 70 give e
be inuusisd u
their charge They viii attend 10 obtaining pessssns bounty
duties under treaties,
Otherwise buyisg selling collecting private claims
reals, &c.
Andgsu Wyie IT,, any business with which
nsclf may ntrued, In Of the courts o
District the Supreme Court OF the United States
Cha. DE Seidng being United States commissioner notary
public all the States The Union
will prompt taking testimony, acknowedg
uen Of deeds and other duties which appeain 10 bis oe
Charges will be regulated BY the amount claimed
and the extent Of services required.
Communications post rad will receive immediate attention
e-dly
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A COMPENDIUM OF Entire Body or the Law |,
by arranged with reference TO the
and approved auhoriner. Il.
vols, Law Sheep svo, pp 4.77 Retail price $40; o,
40 and 81 Ann street, New York
Opinions Of tks Profession.
There that contain such body OF
within the lights that ue more deserving OF
P''"' p''''s'' CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON.
Nelson hi. opinion Of tbs above
| toned work.
| New yosx, Sept Nc, 1850.
Of reliable citations from The whcie
e au sas s .% him II. ofn
reference and will extensively aid tie STUDENT the practitioner
anu A' A@" = ROBERT J. WALKER.
| ocrosxk IL, 1850.
eSu:ny Examined is ions. and have Sssn highly
precision with which the pn-
sistance nom il lnyss profession
learn its merits, and like enjoy It's advantage
| Nrw Yosx CIrr, Oct. l6, 1850.
pa. ali the advantages of accurate and well arranged
DAVID PAUL BROWN, Phladslphi..
'''''' ' - JUDGE PETERs. Philadelphia.
my would satisfied
aby The for which was obviously Dc
for trial and From examination Of the
titles, with confidence tina, they treated with
JUDGE GRIDLEY, Utica, New York.
:. W. s . student sa
W. L. HURST, Philadelphi..
The pan utility accuracy these works
the unqualified appreciation Of the most jas in III.
s: = N. % E% et ss Gs ,ss %sn
fublishsd BY JOHN =. TRow.
Nov 49, - and 81 AnnsSest
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MOSES l.. HOLT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,

San FrdnCtsC0, CdtfOTntd
Hon. B. w. Inge M Aiabaina John Taylor,
esq., Mobile, Alabama Messrs. Rhodes. Wright, New Or
Henry Clark esq Tsrboro North Carolina
Hon. w. M. Gwn, NJ CT California; BENZ X True Now York
city j. r. IIeaey esq, Boston, Massachusetts, r. Hatch esq,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire May 7-2awly
NEW York and California millionaire AssoctatioM--
IN thousand shares thousand dollars Capital vi O0O
000 limited number Of be obtained influential
parties capital special parners admitted in
the revised New York, free FROM
liability 81 900 cash, ind
fair prospect doubling tile whoe in safe operations In
mining direction
troll Of OLIVER HOLDEN,
As tho General and Chief Agent ofthe Company
No. II Wall street, New York.
Csonsns and other responsible parties throughout the Union
who obtaining with the United States aPp
cation aud investment the association are TO be employed at m
points, ycssels made
available for trade carrying the mails and freight and
from Europe Asia, Africa, and the Americas
business doing with Califor
na Pacific the supply Of gold continues
goods, will astonh the
and calculations therefor And il is this
aud thereby association being formed
der the Arm and style OF o. HOLDEN COZ
Mercantile, Commercial and Commission Merchants, Banking
and Mining Agents, New York and San Francisco
Capital q, 100000.
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Above the irving House, Nsw York,
ID EsPECTFULIY invite public
IL their assortment OF new spring goods the newest patterns
which they make
cloths
and yesDgs Of latest nporaons elegant light silks
dark patterns Of Paris embroideres
There three sku artists employed in this
parmsn complete itself Army navy made
with and despatch and approved
who this metropolis will this establish
everything their taste, and peec. IL always insured
N. elegant waiStcozts tha
much admired Castle Garden have awarded thu
FIRST premium by the American Institute their late fair
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.sldsrso vviNe store,
ss asss.se ss 81 s as
sales made b him 70 BE m 1.ssa -fs
Offering Of he best wines and liquors ever imported
BY II. would refer TO some invoices :. fo a y.
prices old, and some very choice
ssS ss . ss s.s
Lo,es put Wy Europe, which he catalogues equal @V
The MAJ Isniis and Amora.do peculiarly adapted
they strengthen without stimulating ana nave
Po,s wlae. principally specially his Gales
msr. oI q Barmessr" oporto and Imported d.
These wine. uiy delicate, and have been hsy
ali Ports aud red wines palmed Oh such:
They Of various sort. and prices. bottles and o.
delicate white Port and Malmsey Port. 81, ,,. 800, n.
Persons suffering win. chronic affection Oh e o0"s Cannon "
dry and reh south SIDE old East
and West indies SereiA &c. &c. Ac ON dAug ana IN
As 70 sparkling subscriber, !. well known TIA,
ported other vines and sold prices
most Of tho interior wine. nowin the Market which are
liz has also champagne and qualities
wines generally die judge, and he
e stock from the very lowest price, BY the single
OfBugundy stock and consumers
them from his vaults good bottle Of Bur
sayerns and Barsac always on hand In bottles.
Jordan Of coLcnz extensive and number
many Hooks and Mosee the cheapest sorts 70 he very
Of the Senbeg, which Inc best gowth Vi
,%e articles of Coxnac and other bandes
md some celebrated eighth ca.ks and 1912 70
hhds and Dubouce 1884, hhds on consignment which WIN
Also Irish, Scotch Mononsahea whle Ja%ss. spirits.
IL above in quantity desired
An s""d delivered within one day. reach Philadelphia reg,
paid Orders will be promptly executed sent " mai or soa
graph ,.coa SNYDER :,
Cheap Wine Store, 10 Walnut street, PhadeIpha
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7 General Agency at WashinGtOn, ID. C.
Df A. NJ FAR0UHAR formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsyivania
ID for services in the with MeI
with Great Britain and the Flor
ida
Tor pensions, bounty lard, scrip
DSSaty Lo~1W attend 70 the purchase and sale Of bounty
land On order.
Psfsa ONeaThe sppcaons for psaens procuring models,
driving &c, be attended all their branches
ONes-AH elaine against will be
Of consctors' quarterly pay
facilitated, he.
New Orleans Delta, Nashve Union, Mobile Advertiser,
New Era Cincinnati indianapolis
York Herald and Detroit Free Press win publish
o, and send their bills this oce
wlsh pspsT jose 94n
u ~. AOOE Il CO., Wholesale and Retail DEALERS IN
cssins Aoos oil cloths mainxs curtain materials,
sheang blankets and house furnishing goods generally
Pennsylvania avenue between 7th and 9Th Washington,
ID. g.
A1g 24-0 s+@H##.
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WILLIAM AlORNEN,
ATTOR NEY AT LAW,
Lanedsfer, Grant county, TpisconSin,

(LATE vADauIER COUNTY, vA.,)
WILL attend the Of Grant, Dane, and Iowa countless and
the federal and courts at Madison lie will give
and particular attention the collection of claims the
chase Of and the OF for
resident landhodcrs In any part Of the State
Refers Hon H. g. Foote u 3. Senae Hon. James NJ Mason,
u. Honer Warrenton Va Messs Knox
Mason, attorneys law New York Professor w Homer,
David Lapsey, esq, md Mcsss q. W. Welsh, Philadelphia;
Mesrs b. Crockett John A. Kasson attorneys law 81 Louis
Missouri. APl9-lawIy