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FIN AN CIAL.

FINANCIAL.
500. 600 Cash Cash ADVANCED UPON BANK AND
ur'd The ''S,n s. P5STHsly y IS,
46. O()O,;wAN1ID. SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS
ss;s !;:S"s S':s'' e tsii & ks further
&3O. OOO1;wAHT.D. A PARTNER. srrnss 81
40 90 u ~, len: Or .s'.s with sssA capita. q so
s Our u: ss sss:
about TO retire this vs.S ,: sh.nos for
adars. Boa &c Pa omen considered strictly '0nhd's'a
,a e.s r4sINES IN THE .vns.s LIN.
!. ssss @ G,.ss ,ssssss
Hsrst Office with real other win ssarded
pARrNER WANTED FOR A FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
s:s sss
capital s:n a ns v .is :cf s
Post once. y '>'' '''"'-''' - D. - UNION 'a"sfo
W1NIEp.A PERSON TO INVEST ssse TO 7os IN
Ions ss,asi.hsa cash business shs, viii pay 80 re.
e .a HSss sss'fs ss ss ss ''''a VIA
DIyIpINp:;. clrIzsSs. FIRE ,IssuaAHcs oosPA.
s;;s 4: s;I ,;1, this day psyss
STATE or CALIFORNIA SEVEN PER CENT BONDS.
interest beeoming due the day yasuary
lez on shs seven Per Gems Coupon Bonds Of shs ste
California ana which made payable in this city. will DO
paid on and alter that date on q shs
NTFsLoW. LANIrR CO.. No. 50 Wan ssrsss.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD CONTEMPORARIES
Second Mortgage Bords-The Coupons Tor interest,"
We Second nertssss Bonds Of n. Hua:sr River Rarssl
Company 70 the 10th instant will be paid
We Bant Conmsrse In Neg York ana ssT MAT day.
hevfork. Dee lSL y. H. HOPkiSk rrosssr9.
JoHE, xenIcHAIL 8 OLD SLIP. coEHaa OF
South street. has for sale drafts for which
sl te cashtd throughout Great BrtAB Asd reiss<
lssuss certificates Of passage BY the "Eaas ss Of New
Yorh and Lvtrpool packets Refers 10 nesrp ype. ".
Nhteek Co. shermsn Collins Acton Crvir. Ess. Ne.
w aJ.T. rArsoorr CO.. s. SOUTH srRIBT,
w suppy drafts for anouns rarAhle tkreu4hsus
orsas Britain ana ireland They are slse sale .ass6 i
line snt Line, q Liverpool paoset ana the Lkns 81
cared on reasonable terms
ID W: BrRNrs CO. NO. 90 SOUTH srnsur. usw
forh, and Nc. " Waterloo Road, Lsverreo havs for
sale ssh dfAt payable in town thressAsvt nns-
land lreland Scotland and Walesare alec Hko
swallow Line Of Liverpool aud London rasksts shs Rsd
bar Dramatic, and 81 Georges lines o. Lverros psehess
sailing weekly Certificates fer The shove lines hsd
on moderate terms.
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HOME STE ADS.

CECoND MANHATTAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION
The third regular monthly meeting will be held the
evening December 49, At halfPast o'clock All who wish
day next not they have be guary elected pay
increased entrance fee Remsmber that three dolsrs
paid monthly into this association will In the course of
few years create for the depostor the of $500 All
want to purchase home by the agency accom-
plish it, None too rich them
selves Of advantage Join Bylaws obtained
gratuously either At the meeting the Seoretarys
Office. No. ID Spruce street, second door. -..-1'
JOHN N. GENIN, President
B. W. OSBORN, v. p.
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MR. AvERILL AND MR. sTITT, WHO LATELY Al
WI rived from Rio de yaneiro will confer favor
Subscriber BY calling him at their earliest
JAMES LAWSON Insurance Broker, No 81 Wall street.
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HOUSE wANTEp.-A SNAIL HOUE. IN A RLi
speetsbe p,ghbcrhoed. below Bleeeker street, wanted
nmsdisteiy. address n, al This offce.
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uCTION NOTICE.-THOs BELL, AUCTIoNEER-
BY II. N. BushThis day Monday extra sale ct 10Y
s0Gi in the sale rooms 10 North wisn street. Of choice
Fixtures, Counters, &c., of confectionery store, from
Broadway 20 boxes Rasins FRUITS Wines &C. Also, %
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MISCE LLANEOUS.

CHARLEs p. KIMBALL. COMMISSION MERCHANT
for the sale of all kinds Of books Long
wharf, San Fran cisco, California.
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SAILoR BOARDING. HoUsEs-A PUBLIC NETTING
~ Of the keepers Sailor Boarding Houses cfths
cisl Emporium will be held Wednesday evening" Dec.
18th, AK o'clock At 5 Cherry street. take into
sderaton and adop highly important and
every who has the welfare Of ssamen
the Boarding Mouse keepers others friendly cause
10 earnestly solicited By order Of the Committee OF Ar
rangemsnts. Jas c. Smith. John G. Constable Will
Aans hans Miller Levi Ives James Farley John Mors,
James Push Jabn Richards John Ives James H. LoWshe
Thomas Ross.
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BEAUTIFUL FACE AND uAsp.-rHs ADVERTISER

RtAUfIrUL FACE AND HAHD.-THR ADVERTISER
Possession Of an original recipe the result Of exper
mental tests and particular study By which the face
censored so beautiful and white every rude preston q
Neahe cr unseemly r0ughnsss removed also the hand
tthst dstn marx esstns setsee rehnement ad
sussny AZ h,rdussse obli,ers,sd, dsicsey os1aeh re
tsu md the seal Of elegance scared, however
msrs its present condition The recipe with dire
use forv srded By return Of mail 70 sdH or Eonsan
New York.
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RoYAL PAPIER MAcHE-HENRY IBD0rsoN.
~ agent Of Jenrens and Bettrdgs (manu sctursrs 20
queen Victoria and the royal family takes ths oppor.u
nty 70 nform The public thst he b authorized % cell
hs entire stock ofsupeog quality o. Psper hsehe goods
atthe eest OF Importation wholesale retail and rsspec
ny invites those who choose 20 call and examine the
lane and John street. - : =
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nR. KEILINeER Is NOW FREPAREn rn srrPI

Dh.kILLINghH Is NOW hkEFAKED TO sUPPLf
wonderful lninent hiss been nearly yetrs before the
public his hrst friends are M beet II has failed 70
liehe all Who have siNen " trial 10 a. cerssia
cve pam 50 used The the ctors
We rFer he mahs the pronte Of the generally
y sold N Toroaio by Thomas j. Fuller, 81 yaness
huId1nFs kine stree, In phiisdcphia by Calender,
Hscuth Third street. and by Heenbold In .shinstcn.
" W. hvt A. Lut1i 10 Boston. by Reading 90. st-te
y. c.. BY cevan Co.
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EOR sALE-A SECOND HAND sIx-HoRsE POWER
Engine sni Boiler. capable Of working twelve horse
pever Apply ~ the Factory corner Of Eighth and
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- -
DT3 80 5 ExpRESS.
O. 5EaR

ESSENGERS pass 10 and from all pla
wi ces On routes Of Fit.lbnrgh, Worcester
md Nashua, Vrrul,nt aud jiassachusetts,- -
Cheshire, Sullivan, and Rutland and Burling.
ton Railroads.
Conpcctions with other companies are so
arrangatA hAt.a,l Exress Matter can he for
warded without delay TO any part Of the u
nted States, Canadas, Provinces, or Europe,
We assume no responsibility beyond the
terminus of our route'
Bundles, Bank Notes. Specie and .Mcrchan.
die generally. forwarded will, despatch
NOTES, DRAFTS, BILL, &C,
colIscted, paid or negotiated. Stocks, Pro-
duce, and Merchandise, bought or sold, aud
all kinds Of Express Business promptly atten-
drd to.
In sending money or parcels of considera-
bile value, the amount must be stated, other
wise we are not responsible, in case Of loss,
beyond the sum of fifty dollars for any one
parcel.
All packages should be made compact rs
possible, and no package will he received I'M.
less in good order aud distinctly marked. All
Express business should he accompanied
with written orders, uusealed, and personally
signed
Letters cannot he taken, it being prohibit.
ed nv the Post Office Departure Mt
Allp.ckages should be marked "Bi2elow's
Express"
Principal Office, Railroad Exchange, Boston.
! FISK Il RICE, Projectors.
PRATr 4 FosrE Agents, Rutland.
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X1YiNG TOOLS.

STATE or VERMONT, jDE it remem-
District Of Rutland, SIS. ID bered that at
special session of the probate court Of the
said district OF Rutland held at Rutland in and
Tor said district On the 10th day Of Sept A. d..
1851.
Present, Hon. Harvey Button, Judge,
Whereas, Edward +. Hodges late admins
traitor of the estate of Alexander ". Reed
late of Rutland in said district deceased, in
eslate las applied 10 the said Probate Cour
proposing to render another account of IL
administration OF said estate and therein to
correct any errors found 20 lave been made
IN the former accounts thereof:
Therefore, II is ordered BY said court that
THE exam, m hon Of SAD account for allowance
and any Decree proper 10 be made on the ren-
dh'on thereof be and the same are hereby re-
TERED to stated session OF SAID court 10 be
held a, The office Of the Register Of said court
in said Rutland on the LIST Monday, being
the the 9th day Of October 4. d. I85I, aud
/ tia, notice iheTof be gwen BY publishing .
certified copy Of the record ofths order three
weeks snccessively previous thereto in The
kotiand Herald newspaper printed at aid
Hutland in order Lhat all persons ini~reslsd
therein may then aud llSEe appear before
Na'd court and object 70 said acc cunt and de-
Gre II they see cause
'rls cory ofrceord.
HENRY HALL. R-s,.tr -
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T0WsS Tern PA SEkHERS,
By Rait,Day direct from Rutland and
Whiiehalito Schenectady.
MsR@R&sl.5l

Tn. undersigned have perfected an ar
rangenicnt with the different lines of pub
lie conveyance between Rutland, W., and
Whitehall, TO Chicago, for the transportation
of Passengers and Freight to any port on
the Upper Lakes, Lake Ontario, or River ST.
Lawrence, by the following routcs, viz: by
Railroad from Rutland or Whitehall to
Schenectady and Buffalo. Also by Canal
from Schenectady to Buffalo on Packet
thence by Steamboat, touching at all inter.
mediate ports, To Chicago; or by Steamboat
from Buffalo to Detroit, thsnce to Chicago,
via. Michigan Central Railroad.
Passengers or freight for any of the Lake
Ontario or River St. Lawrence ports, will he
sen to Syracuse, thence to Oswego by Rail
road
In consequence ofthe reduction offare by
the Railroad and Canal ..oat Company, il
will bean object for passengers to avail them
selves of this mode of conveyance from
Schenectady TO Buffalo. The Boats are
mostly new, fitted up with special reference
TO the comfortable accommodation CT passen.
gers, and are commanded by men Of long ex-
perience, who will see that passengers have
every attention paid to them
Families eIngfa,ing West, by calling on
the undersigned, will lie advised of the most
direct and cheapest route, and be enabled TO
procure ''ckets Tor any OF the Western ports,
at the lowest possible rates. For further in
formation cali on the undersigned at the
Railroad Office, Whitehall.
Passengers should box and weigh their
goods before leaving, aud make contract on
board the Steamers, as it will save time and
expense.
For tickets, apply to the following persons
WV. II. SrEvESs,)
A. REED, On Board Champlain
WIN. GANDALL, Steamers.
J d PORTER. Fast Rutland.
$. b. SAHGEsT, Whitehall.
J. A. SMITH,
G. RICHARDS, Cns,lcton,
S. LAW EAcE, Hydeyille.
JOSIAH WILLARD, Fairhaven.
Whitehall, April, 1851. 1896
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Titcomb's Patent
BEE HIVE AND PROTECTOR.

BY the use Of this Hive, Bees are protec
ted through our severe winters, on sccoun
OF the even temperature of the air within il
and ITS peculiar arrangement for ventilation,
that not swarm has been lost from the ma
ny hives used within the three years past
4 Is complete protector against the at
lacks Of neighboring bees. bee-moths, &c,
aud Affords peculiar facilities for replacing
Did brood combs by new ones. is unequal
ed Is stock hive, swsrms issuing from !,
from two 10 three weeks earlier than from
any Other hive. The surplus honey is readi.
ly obtained from IL, in a pure state, without
,njurlng the bees. in boxes Of suitable size fol
family use or the market.
This Hive is constructed on PHILOSOPHERS
and sciesi6c principles, and needs only n
b seen 10 iesuis il use by those who are
acquainted with the instincts sPd natural
habits Of the honey bee.
., y. WARD, Windsor, W. 10 sgent for
the sa'e OF County, Town, and indlv'us
rights. 9,u
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PtarO F0rftS for Sale
ELM " OoDI>STiTV

At EL ~ " OoD i>sTi1V r y
BY WM TEASE, Ptdn,si.
Az, nj E.r o~ch,nan sni tray !. Dolce
Campanee Attachment Pan" For'es.
The Piano For,cs manufactured by Messrs.
n. \ & are all warranted 10 prove sat'sisc'
taty, and each one has the. t~iivs Metal c
kra,hr, " i;h their valuable improvement, The
.Vsfai,s Dsmpet and l,"cset and Gases. -
Manufactured Nos. 4 and q North Pearl 81.
and ~ State ~, Albany, n. '.
PRICES FOa ISL.
si> o,r,vss
Square case, ,irrcprdds, grand action,
w.,h Pa,rut ID dee Campane.ti,ac mi > 10
S.miii round corurr, &N
l.srse D.
Four S'u
s.,.n ani
with moulding, 40
Extra, 500
Carved ics-, l.ou,. tie l,,l style,
heavy carving on the !r)nt, back aud
ends of the Case, Miih ,nldlny, ~
SIX or,as. Piano forlrs Mnl,oui the .Ttach-
meat. less : 10; seven octnves, less 500.
The subscriber would say that lie is con-
fij,nt that any person hearing the Campo
nee Attachment Piano, would purchase no
other They arc certainly superior TO any
other Pianos Pianos Of the present day for
expression. Call aud hear them al the In
s,nu,c before pnrchnsinge'scm here. These
Pianos are used NY Jenny Lind at all her
Concerts, IN account at The attachment.
Prot WV Pr Sc, Organ'st \ Pianist
Principal Young Ladies institute,
Casti,ton, VI. April, ISL. ID
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

ICefiifcaie II Or. Pcfry. Poti.m'uih, N. nv
PoRfsNourU, september ~, isa9.
Mr.. r, Moore AGENT fw white lisir Rcs'or
aiive'''-pear Sir; Ideem u my duty !" s,s,r s"nr
facts respecting the Ines, imable value Of whites
Hair Restorative. Several years seo. shet severe
fl Of sickncss m! wife lost a " her hair; The scalp
appeared diseased, and the hair grew out harsh and
uneav-n, About n YEA ago. by anoher ~ NJ sick
ness. she lost aitci her hair seccad time an, tt
long time there was apparently no srti"n IN the
scalp. Amer varinns applications was induced 10
Try tho sbove mentioned Resiora, i've. and nav afict
the use ola few bottles her hair has grown out NJ
thick, aslus,rons ood as beautiful cnlor a. ever
Furthermore, for n tong thnr I have hr.n afflicted
with neuraisic aud other pains IN my head. and
have found u the hest cxtsrnol remedy I have ever
tried Gao thefrtre checrNlly recommend !, 10 al
who afflicted as ahove as the hest article hav,
ever seen. Most respectfully yont..
A. Percy, NJ MY
Manufactured nv '. WHITE 1owrll. Mass. 35'
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NEW LINE OF STAGES.

I'm and af,er Monday, Dec. I6, 1850,
~ Stage will Leave Castlstsn ~ cry da
Sundays excepted, on the arrival of the Cars
from Burlington and Bellows Falls, say at
Is 7. NJ, and arrive at Salem n. Y. al 8
T. NJ same evening.
RETURNING.
Leave Salem at a. NJ. and arrive at Cas-
Teton at o'clock +. NJ. to connect with the
above Trains, that reach Burlington and Bel
lows Falls same evening. This line passes
through East Foultney, West Pouitney, M i'd.
die Granville, Granville Corners, Hebron to
Salem, BADWELL, FIELD 4 CO.
December Ii; 1850. so
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FRESH TEAS!
SYXW GOODS.

~ hs Store tJo doors .S,rh Of The Court
h'nse, Eia side IF Franklin Square.
U5r received a general assortment o.
- American, English, French and German
U,Y GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCK
cry AND HARDWARE,
which will he sold cheap for approved Cred
1t or most kinds Of Country Produce ant
very much cheaper tor cash without respec
"a PERSONS INSIDERS and outsiders civ
Ill:L and Barbarians all the same.
y. l.. ROBBINS.
Rutland, May, ISL.
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For Sale.

The undersigned wishing to close business
IN this place, offer their entire stock of goods
at cost for CASH. Any one wishing TO go
and can buy our stock of goods at bargain.
GASKILL IL WEEKS.
East Clarendon, June 10Th, 1851. 90
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YEAST POWDERS.

This is decidedly most desrble article for
all housalrepcrs to have on hanl. IL is al
wuss roady aud sure to act. The dough requires
Ia stirring, but is ready 10 bake a. SOON as mix
ed. II is suitable for almost all kinds of Sweet
cakes, Gingerbread, Dumping, Grildie cakes
&C.. Fry Box will surely be pleased
with il For Sale by
Chas. Burt Il son.
Rui md SEPT, 6. 1851
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PAPER HANGINGS
II. L. SPEN GER,
IN order TO supply the Unprecedented de-
II mand for his new and rich styles Of

0OON PAQI9Do
is now opening new lot, this day received.
All who have examined the sssortIn-at re-
ceived by him a few weeks since, unite in
pronouncing the styles superior to any ever
before seen in Rutland County, and the pri-
ces varying from 6 to 50 cents per Fol)
most reasonable. To those j, Is only Dec@s.
sary TO say that this lot comes from the same
establishment.
Rich Velvet, Satin, and Common Borders;
Window Papers, &c.-elegaDt styles
All Interested are requested 10 call and
examine This stock at the
RUTLAsp CovsTv BooKsTosr,
Mas ST., nearly opposite the franklin Hotel,
Two doors seuiA Of Court Square,
ie AgD, VI
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THiS slesao,
preparation 10
last 'skios the
pace 81 all 9th
81 e.les ~
use. D. 2 roster
Ing and hos
lssthc huir-
u prevents The
Hau from fall
Ing "a prclna
es its growth
erfnpvea ean,t-
, fuH sndse.,rrc.
| the aa'srsi AMI
4 iuyurtaat sniw
III ~ The NaIr
4 In all cases ol
! tml,lness. i,sl
4 90 removes pai,.
aud heat ~ ths
Hall AL l. :
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LIQUID SOLDER.

NOR welding China GLASS Marble, porce-
L lam and Enrthcrnwarc. Warranted in
soluble. and to Withstand l,cat-the best arti.
Gle ever invented, for sale by
Is SPENCER.
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TO NESTFRN PASSING FL S
rai cheapest AND MOST DIRECT
ROUTE TO BUFFALO.
BY Railroad TO Schenectady, by Ere Canal
to Buffalo, from thence by Steamer or
Michigan Central Railroad,t to Mich
igsn Illinois Indiana ar npv

W DuHdIo, ITbm tHeHCe ny opaUifT OF
Michigan Central Railroad to Mich
igsn, illinois, Indiana, or any
Of the Western or South
Western States.
This Company have from eight TO ten boats
leave Schenectady, daily. Sundays except.
ed,) for Utica, Syracuse, Rochester ana Bef-
alo.
FAMILIES cnigra,ing West will find il TO their
advantage and convenience 10 take this route,
as they will be enabled TO accompany their
Goods all the way 10 their places Of desilna
ton, and no charge tor transbipmeni al But.
falo.
Parties of IS or 81 will be accommodated
with IA BC.9T, exclusively, to themselves.
For PASSAGE or FREIGHT apply 10
NJ. GUS, Burlington, }. ID. PORTER, Su,-
land. & R,cnAnDs, CastIrton, GEoRGr Pan.
DO, Steamer Saltus, w. +. GAhDAL, Steam.
er ur lington, w. u. SrnvEss. Steamer
Whitehall, w. II. Beat, Schenectady. 10
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NOTICE.

A Ill persons indebted to the subscriber
- either On note or account, now due are
particularly Informed that payment is desired
Immediately LUTHER DANIELS.
Rutland April 81, ISL Is
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TIVE .rbscribci offers Tor s1le Two Dwell
iny lionsc. on the main Street ~ hut
t,nL NhIa.rc, including The bnus" now "teu'
s,cJ by himself, together with The whole n'
any ,,rtinn ii the furniture. Als' asip W
rrnity Church, aud one IN the b"p"s'
Church
Onc four'h ,hr confederation money wh'
I've required 10 advance, aud Ter IN" residue
4 ciedh will be gwen from one !" te" years
SOLOMON FOOT
Ru,l,nd, May, ISL. Hit
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COIN STARCH
For Cniina,y Expose.

For Cdi"a'y Purpose.
Highly approved bv those who have u.ed II
To- maxim. tuddings, E1h Blanc
Nanrr. rw-. custltds, NC. blanc H'ng"
mad. irnui this starch - far superior I" that
,oadc ,rom i-,nyias., Moss, &c. and murh
cheaper fnll directions ior u-r ~ 'hc pack
are For sale by Bt III say.
August IL, l~It
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CANDLES.

A.pfNN ACiTrl ~ mra, q pound Boxes
Aios N.nll r,ll"s Caudic- by the bo,
~ i..,D,stth, Common Hard sno iolh'
Ne, :,,br New l".on s,"ie.
4 BURr II son.
RausuI. Nay a. ISL. -
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STAPLE STATIONERY.
This day received by


TT. l.. Z + \ Z + X,
Latter ctps igrsps.A Mechanic. inkstands;
Academic taks,lnd>, Cocoa Wafer Cups; Bar.
rel sad Boxes, (rosewool); Patent Air Tight
lax ISLANDS, t'lass inkstands ibarrei) Cocoa Pock
at inkstsnd-; Rabber Bands, Ivory kniscs, Isor,
uor,e Monness; faber's Peaesis, Russia Quhls
Pcihein PEN Holders, jenny Lind Wax; Law
envelopes, SC &c. at 'Un.oa onccs--,ea pei
cent OF
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Cue Of The Greatest Disceyelc,
ofthc Acc.

MITES H.iiR RESTORATIVE!
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
70, Esstoyi.., Rssnffyi~g, C'ssssisr, Sqf,
taisc. and Drsssisg THE Hfik.
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Valuable Books.

FOR FARMERS 4 GARDENERS.
Cobbett's American Gardener,
Colc's A mericnn Fruit Book
Duists Family Kitchen Gardener,
Cottage Gardener Of A merica,
Goodrc rs Northern Fruit Culturist,
Aliens American Agriculture,
Downirgs Flower Garden, &c. &c.
For sale by Is SPENCER.
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FARM FOR SALE.

T. v sale available Farm situated in ih,s
town, less than 'ks.f nile South of the
Congregational Meeting house, aud ly,ng on
trtr Ci-ek, containing nearly 100 acres Of
land N'h good Brick house and good out,
bu,ldnc'. Also an out lot situate d abort
ni,lcs distant, containing about 100 acres,
Which is good fur pa,,uring, and an excellent
sugar orchard and house thereon.
For terms of payment aud further part,cu-
iars inquire Of the subscriber, on the prenlis.
~s, or of $. ~ Kellogg, Esq.
A H. PIKE.
Thtsford, July 81, 1871.
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