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Essex County Wing Con
ventiOn.

The Whig 81 Ksssr County aIa Fsspaothiily inyii-
Cd 10 meet in County Convention ~ ta Court House
In Guiidhail, On the SIN DAy or July, neEt.
a. 4 O'CLOCK, n. M, 20 make nominations Tor
connty OGiosn, and foT such other business a. may
properly come before tls County Convention
n q. FHY
J, W, HARTsHORN
MILTON CUTTER, tn1lnfy
A. W. hELDEN C0p,1siiiss
j. q. STANLEY
H. a. COOPER
June 10, 1851
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9g- II is reported upon good authority,thAi
en- s~Pe,lstion has been fitted out in Califor-
mia, to invade the Mexican State of Sonora
lying on the eastern side Of the Gulf of Cali
fornia, and which is about half the size of
Texas. 1t is said the people, who are of a
breed half Indian and half Spanish
have as great hatred OF tho Mexicans as the
Irish people have of England The country
is rich in silver ore, and, though billy, is fer
tile. We shall hear more Of this matter here
after. h"n
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ca The President has decided on the plan
Cor thss sisisssss.est- ,f the SlvTitUf RE wffi
lay the corner stone July 4th.
ca On Monday of last week Mr. Dan Car
penter, Of Attloborough, aged sereniy-eigAi
years walked from his residence TO Taunton
and back. The whole distance was thirty
four miies. He was absent from home less
than 2 hours. A.
81 The crops in Ohio look beautiful. The
papers agree in representing them as promis-
ing. The Corn is up several inches, aud is
thEea- weeks earlier than Il was last year,
when it was kept back unusually late by the
drouth. The wheat is generally good--occa-
sionally field something injured by the
frost. The Grass, both meadows and clover
fields, looks beautiful. The surplus crop of
Ohio, Wheat, Corn. Grass, &c, in n good sea-
son, is immense--iar surprising that of any
other state.
= Ahtiah L-a=nedr charged Isiih-aaLeIing
the Battcnkill Bank at Manchester Vermont,
was arrested at Rochester, New York, last
week by the police. He is one of the men
who robbed the Connecticut River Bank,
Charlestown, N. II, some time since-was
held to bail in S2soo and forfeited his bonds.
He is man Of gentlemanly exterior, and had
upon his person $685. in bank bills.
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In Wheelock, May n, Abncr morrill, Esq, aged
-. lie was one n the HrSt settlers ofths town and
had taken leading Part IN public Affairs relating to
Ia interests lie represented the town In the Cen
eud Assembly of the State, for twelve years In n
good OLD age be died IN peace trusting the merits Of
Jesus, whom he had protested before tho world for
the last twelve ycnrs ofhi. lie.
In this ioMa. Iuas.&, f~-vvsvvIYy,,rH NJ f1aEhaH
lei brown, aged 20.
In Ll,tle,op, n. H., April ~, Mr John Gle, aged
10 year., wanting eight days.
Mr. Gle one OF the Oldest Of the citizens Of Lit
Teton, and Of the earliest settlers OF that region
lie moved into the adjoining town Of Bethlehem, 81
years ago, where he lived tin 1871, when he rcmov.
ed TO Littieton.
When Mr. Gle first went to Bethlehem there was
not single house where now stands the village Of
Littleton, aud . dozen log dwellings were all that
Bethlehem could number. The road between the
two places was only path cleared ofbruah and fall
on trees The nearest grist mill at HnVerhii, 30
miles distant.
Mr Gle dpt made public profession Of religion
some flfty years ago. The branch Of Chrsts church
with which he connected himIelf, WIS the Calvnst
Baptist With this denomination he remained In
fellowship til his death; manifesting at the same
time interest in the prosperity of kindred socfe-
ties, and worshPpng with them tho greater part Of
his life His piety not obtrusive, but Of the ST.
lent and retiring order
Ia h;s last days, AE GIS pen sEfal sxssapl.-
heaton Of the truth, that Jesus Christ is oy re-
lance, respects life OF peace and happiness be-
yond the grAve-that at last we find ourselves but
poor unworthy sinners, and must Zee for refuge to
lay hold on the hope set before us in the suerngs
and death Of onr nLonine Savior Ills leGllngA xeIn
particularly strongon this point He deeply mourn
cd over his past life, and was greatly distressed in
view Of H. He could obtain no comfort from thence
Jesus Christ, and him erueihsd--as having borne
our sins in his body on the troS and thus made
It consistent for God to be just and justify the be-
lever in Jesus, was his only source hope and CON-
fort And in the exercise OF such hope he resign
ed bis breath to him irOfn whom be nrut received it
Com.
In Ryegnte, April -, OF long and protraeted IL
ness, Mira Janet, wife Of Mr. Robert Dickson, aged
sc.
In Glover, June, !, of eanker rash, Hannah S.,
daughter of John ahd Eliza Clark, aged year and
months. ..1.-...--a-1-a
In Albany May 81, Nathaniel Greene johnson,
son of Nathaniel and Mary johnson, aged II years
and month.
In Barnard, May as, Isaac Danforth, VI. D., aged
So. He came from Biierica, Mass, rs years ago and
settled in d. as physician.
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ErHER AND DENTISTRY. discovery OF the
pain destroying qualities of Sulphurine Ether made
few years since by DIR. Morton, No. 10 fremont
Row, is undoubtedly the greatest, though not tho
only one that has been contributed TO the art Of
Dentistry by this talented gentleman. We under
stand that he has lately established artificial tooth
mandatory in the vicinity OF Boston, on q grand
scale, by means of which he is enabled to furnish
his customers with the most perfect kind of work
manship at more reasonable rates than any of his
competitors.
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FTSH !

ENRESH Halibut, Mackercl, shad Black Fish,
N Salt Water Eels.
A fresh supply received Monday and Friday
Of each week, by G.. UANNEY. >.
ST. Johnsbury, May 40, 1851. 7x11
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Dissolution.

THE connection IN business heretofore existing I'M
Il der the firm Of Minot & Davis, ;, this dev dis
solved, T.. s. DAVIS.
81 JohRsbilry, juno 3, l6hI- 72sw9
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The Hon. the Probate Cont frths District o. Cal

The Hon. the Probate Court 0r tho District o. Cal
ed0ua,
To At peuons lnieresiet In The estate ~ Samuel Pr
per,laie fhL Johnt6ury, m said difrloi dscsassd,
GHFLTiNO.
NTrHFRrAF, Nose. Truntv AAnini,irni6r or
w tha Esiaie ~ said sawus PInsr hath prs-
fenied n fad Court his petition In writing setting
forth lut he debts and chHrfes against said estate
amount "a the sum n sT2s, ~, thar ihe amount q
persQnnl nroperiy remaining ln his hands amounts
o The fum of sitT IS f0nt NJ which nm Hs rumeut IL
% be made n the widowl issvinr me snr ~ $40
90 10 be- msed from the real estate, and bath repre-
ssnfed a. sAd Court that the deceased dist seized
o. about hnv-twO md one third acres Of land ln tho
town 81 Morgan, in the County ~ Orleans, being n
pNu ~ l0i No me, IN The Second nnfe and dcsrrb-
~ IN desd nom IsEas bHrrrft N snid -Hmuni Pr
per, said deed dated November ~, 1912 and further
representing That " T. necessary 10 fel The whole N
said real estate o. Tav sald debts and charges. lie
therefore prnys faid Conri % fpnt him license 10
sell sad real estate Of private sale NJ uuhc auction
that OIL persons interested be- notified 70 appear bo-
fore said cour nj sesslo8 thereof ~ he holden az
Tho Probate Once. nnnvie. IN said district on the
aoh day ~ June, a D., 1901, that they nav give
binds for The payment ~ the debts Hnd charges ~
Administration, or show canse why license should
not be granite ~ nbdve requsatrd. F0r which pur-
pc " Y further utycrch TINT ropv ~ the rrc0rd
81 ths order be published three weeks successfully
IN the Caodonlhn, newspaper priutel ~ 81. Iohrs.
hurry. In MS sp'eshil which notifications shhii ha
previous 10 the tsld time appointed for sid hearng.
THERON HOWARD, Judge.
true copy n Reeord,
Attest, T. HOWARD, Iudre
Danville, June a. 1881. f.. 7atWa-r
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81 Two Young men named Smith and
Martin were instantly killed on the 9th, At
the Railroad Depot in St Adams, vL,by the
falling Of a derrick.
rS- Spanish letters received at Savannah
say that the cry Of Liberty is to be raised at
Cuba on the 25th Of June
60 a destructive whirlwind and storm
passed over the farms Of William and Thorn
as Vance, in a pSst.-- ~ SMITH and Cross
township, in Washington county Pa, on
Tuesday afternoon, the goth ult A sheep
was lf(ed from the ground and carried up in
the air some distance, and fell, bursting 1t
open and killing II Instantly
ca In the circuit Court at Washington,
june 9th, the jury decided against the valid-
ty Of the will Of Kosciusco, Of 1906, ms his
last will and testament Consequently the
foreign heirs, for whom ReYcrly johnson
and Major Tochmau appear, will be entitled
under the will oflSI0 10 Kosciusco's entire
estate, which is considerable, and suits will be
instituted for its recovery from the trustees
here and their surctics.
KossrTH TO NJ RrIrAsEu.-Advices by
the steamer Asia state that the Cabinet Of vi,
enna, in compliance with the reiterated re-
quests Of England. has az length consented
that Kossuth and tho other refugees in Tur.
key, shall be set at liberty, on the express
condition, however, that they shall immed-
ately leave Europe, and engage not TO return
without the formal consent OF the Austrian
7 Government
ca The New Hampshire State debt has
increased during tho past year from S2i 900
to $4,000, mainly in consequence Of the
wholly abortive Constitutional Convention
The militia cost the State $1,000 last year,
which the Governor thinks ought to be saved
and applied TO reduce the debt
E7S Judge Howe, of Wisconsin, opens his
Court with prayer. On a late occasion mem
bor of the bar protested, calling il hypocrit-
zeal proeeeding,and not calculated TO impress
the bar with additional reverence. The judge
justified himself in cool, dignifed and APP
proPriaio Language, by a reference to those
obligations and teachings influencing every
Christian impulse, and which were most beau
tifully exemplifed in his forbearance al that
moment"
R1~ The Boomer costume has been adopt
ed by some of the Lowell mill girls in their
work.
Ca It is at length positively ascertaincd
that the Tehuantepec treaty has been annul-
led by both houses of the Mexican Congress;
aud it is further stated that an attempt viii
be made to impeach the Minister Lacanza,
for havins negotiated the treaty.
RS Contracts have been taken in Cincin-
matt for the erection Of 1000 dwelling-houscs
this year.
ESA Scott and Locofoco Ticket were got
up at the recent charter election at Logans-
port, Indiana The Scott ticket was elected
from Mayor to Constable.
RT The Boston Journal learns from un-
doubted authority that the President has
decided not TO come North again this season.
CT The Bangor Wing says that hundreds
ofmen are leaving the cities Of Gardiner, Hal-
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NS The Mad River Valley (ohio) Gazette
records the particulars of great hail storm
which swept over that region few days since.
Stones fell the size OF tho common mine
raj door knob, some spheroidai,, Others had
'thc appearance Of jagged ice. Lambs and
poultry were killed wherever exposed. The
cattle ran around frantic and following their
hides bsing severely lNcerated by the hail
steaea- One hail stone which was found
weighed four and one half ounces.
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Cooking Stoves,

together with all the Cooking Apparatus belonging
10 the same. that has been offered 10 - -"b-
c and AZ less price than has ever before been sold
Hear what those say that have them IN use,--
We the undersigned having IN use ono Of H. Ea-
toms Cooling Stoves, bought " A. Farnan, do
freely that We believe ther IL be the hest w,
cry particular Of any stove In use.
JonN s. Cam, G. FUtLER.
\. A. BSJrn & LADY, r. HALLErr.
j. " CRAFTS, G.. MomuLL-
A. WWTCoMn, H. HUI
I would also say that have sent me, from A.
Wainwright, ofMontpolcr lot Of
Ripley's Patent cast Iron Plows
thqy loot very bad they ought to be good those
that rhoosc TO try them can have the privilege Of re-
turning them " they do not suit.
Being thankful Tor past f.vors. solicit shHrU of
tlA gAsatlia pIeasA s 49,. p4-1..a.4a-
sic House, near the Depot, under tho sign Of
d. +, JOHNSON & co.
ST. Johnsbury, June Z, 1851. T2su
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LUMBER.
LUMB Err FOR SALE!I

fENHE subscribers have purchased the lumber Mills
n on Moose River two miles above Halls Mills
ESQ oaled,) and have put the same in complete re
IAaiFr sRd= have -haHd-. and are rs~puf.,-
turing,
PINE, SPRUCE, REAILOCK And
BIRCH EUEfBER,
OF every description. Also,
SHINGLES, CLdPBOARDS AND
BUILDING TIMBER
Of all kinds which will be sold upon the most rea
sonable terms.
Those intending 10 build the ensuing summer will
hnd Il for their interest TO call before making their
RsTehases.
All orors len at the MiIl or directed TO the sub-
seribers at Passumpsio, Vt. viii receive PROMPT 1T
tention.
LAWRENCE, KNEELAND a. co,
Parsumfeie, ~, Zee. "a, 1880 eee,f
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To mr. HuNa.--.At this moment our prib-
ons present the melancholy spectacle OF no
fewer than siS candidates for the gibbct,
all waiting their turn for the hAngman's Of
fee A dreadful reflection indeed.
Henry Carmel, TO be hanged 27th june.
James Wall,
Aaron H. Stookcr - ="
ID r Da,,giaas - Btf july
James Clements
Thomas Benson
N. Y. Express, Sd.
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80 The Hon Rsyeriy johnson conelud-
ed bis argument on the part Of the plaintiffs,
10 the Methodist Church ease, on Thursday.
The court iufimAtsd thar IL would be some
weeks before their opinion and decision could
be made up on a case Of such magnitude and
advised the parties and their counsel 10 meet
together and conc 10 some Anieabls settle
menL
sUICIpE.-The body Of a young man
named Edwin Mann was found floating on
Saturday in the MerrimAc river near the
lower bridge 10 Concord, ~ II. To ono end
Of rope secured 10 the body was attached a
car wheel thirty pounds In weight lie was
a young man az Raod family, ninotsen years
Of age, and has been missing for about two
weeks, The cause Of this suicide was unre-
Quilted love,
RoBHERY,-ln B6seawen, N. H., on the
ist inst, the house of Mr. Hale Atkinson was
broken open willie The family were At church
and robbed Of from. $3.50 TO 5000 IN money,
and notes amounting 20 $500 aud other .yAlua-
l1s- t-sfs+sr- s'.'l = s.lsss-. SAlsl.-
a. The Union Convention, held at Nil,
ledgeyille, Ga, June sd, unanimously nomi.
mated Hon, Hoseli Cobb for governor, and
reaiiirmed tho report and resolutions Of the
Georgia Convention Of December last One
hundred delegates we're present
Co The Wing State Convention at Pitts
burg Pa, June 8, resolved in favor Of pro-
tectiye tariff, in favor Of Gen Scott for presi-
dent, and that Pennsylvania Is "utterly hos
tile to the further extension Of slavery or any
Interference 9Th Il BY Aey state officers.
ae- Tho Maine Legislature has passed a
liquor law which imprsons n common seller
80 days 90 four months, and subjects him 20 a
fine Of not less than 500 nor over 5000.
O. New potatoes made their appearance
In Cincinnati markets on the 2sth ulL They
sold at the moderate rate Of four dollars a
hushel and were raised by Nathaniel William
in the vicinity Of that city.
60 when Ohio had one rep
resentAtiye, Virginia had nineteen. Now
Ohio has twenty.one, aud Virginia fneen.-
The man who was for ton years the sole rep
resehtAtiye Of Ohio in the Congress OF tho T.
niied States, still lives in his plain frame
house, on the hanks Of the Miami.
60 The Equestrian Statue Of Gen. Jack
son. which Is one third larger than life, weigh
ing $4,000 pounds aud made Of cannon con-
demned by the Government, is 10 be placed
on the pedestal in Lafayette square, wash
inRton, opposite the Presidents House, on
the fourth Of July.
81 Private accounts from Mexico received
at New Orleans, convey distressing intel.
iigCurc NJ IN impending fas,,ine w che
State Of Zacatecas. No rnin had fallen since
last August. Corn was selling at 50 per bush
81.
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S% A provision has been adopted by the
Virginia RefonA Convention, in Committee
Of tho Whole, prohibiting tho Legislature of
he State State from, passing any Law for the
emancipation ofslaysa.
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TRIC0BAP Z,

an LIQUID Ifalr Dre, chanres tho hair hrovu or
~ black without injury 20 he hair ~ skin
fnFEnisby J, q, BlHGHAaL
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NOTICE.

pi mutual consent tho partncnhlp between th'
Ab subscribers Il dissolved this aitt hHY, 1851.
CALVIN IEWETT
FAfETTE JEWETT
S. Iohn'hury, May 81, 1851. 72tIa
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Administrators Sale.

House and Lot to be Sold At
AUCTION.
nY virtue ~ Lieenss from tho Hon. the Probate
Ab Court fnrthe County Of Caledonia, the sub
scriber, administrator n the Ksiais % halonA
Pierce late u ~, Johnsbury, deceased VIII sell AZ
public annti0u, the
DWELLING HOUSE AND lot
and ouibuildingf, belonging ~ the Estate ~ said
deceAssd, aud situated n tho Village 0f 50. ioiHs-
bury Centre, on Saturday ihs 2slh day Of June in-
slant, az I o'fi1ck N the Afternoon.
The sale vii Do upon the pren0es.
IoflH MORSE, Adm,
s. Johnsbury Centre, June 70, if6i 72twa
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o. The rains are orsr and past, hs siss-
ing ef Birds is eoB'e, and me roice Of Ae Tw-
ne Is heard IN our land, aud
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Administrators Sale

nY virtue u Lacsn-s husn no Judfa q Probate
D f0T the County N Caedunia the undersigned
Administrator n tie Rsiaie OF Samuel fronoll, late
u ~. inhntburr, will sell ~ Austen, Saturday
the asth day Of June instant, the we'll known
Tavern Stand,
a. st. JohnsbHry Centre oWlei BY the said dhrua.-
o.. Connected with saia stand arr " enrei u
land
The House u 90 by 40 isai, tWp suT'es, well m
lshcd, There are tWn hanis upon the prufnises and
0itaf nuibuildlnRs, az in good repair
- a.ls ~ - 80 ..isls.ik, 4. Al cEedll ai Llx
months will BE- gwen with good security,
sails on the prclnitel
NILLIAMP, sToEGHTos, Adm,
81 Johntbur, Centr, June ., 1861, 7aiNa
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$500 YARDS

different STYLE II all Wool, S6inn and Wool, Linsn
As.A Mod .i'a on tllst G@sf,~i.sf, l,i~l' Ne witt
NIL foe cash or approved credit. low NJ u be
hourht w Caledonia County. Persons wishing %
purchase requested 10 call & examine his Good
before buying elsewhere. JOHN BACON.
81. Johnsbury Centrs, May 30. 1881. T2aw6
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French & German Importing House
Is & IL Kilby Street.
HOL DEN g. GUTTER.

MP oRTERS'of French German and English
FANCY GODS AND TOYS.
Always on hand good assortment of Cloth and
Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, all kinds Of Combs,
French Note Paper, rnd Envelopes. Feather busters,
Gilt Framed Mirrors, Steel Pens Pen Holders, THIN
bles, Lead and Slate Pencils, Marbles, Berlin Iron
Gooa harmonious, ploliil StEns,. NisliA paws and
Bridges Ylolins from SO per dor. 20 $40 each, Sun
Glasses, Watch Keys, Aiahuster Goods, SpectAolos,
Guard Chains, Hair Pins, Fine Cutlery, and French
Work Boxes, Fancy Soaps, PcTfumeries, German
Cologne, Hair Oils, Teeth and Pearl Powders. Puff
Boxes Fancy Boxes, French and China Fans, French
and American Playing Cards. Shaving Brushes,
Snuff and Tobacco Boxes, Sogar Gases, Port Mon
les, Steel Beads and Trimmings, Gilt Icwelry, Glass
Reads, Wax do, Pearl do Satin do. Silver and GILT
do, Silk Purses and Rags, Fine Willow Ware, &c
Together with numerous other articles comnri--
Ing one OF the largest nFsortments Of FANCY
GOODS AND Toys to be found in the United
States, which viii DO sold Mt small advance from
cost OF Importation. Merchants from the country
viii end our STOCK web worthy Of their attention.
And from the fact TINT II selected by Of our
firm personally ia the European Market, we en-
abled to offer Goods ut unusually low prices
Sole Agents for the sale Of
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AARON FARNAM

M GUILD again announce 10 the people of Gale
w donin, Orleans aud Essex Counties, that be
i stil enabled a. provide them With handsome ns-
sorimcnt Of FURNITURE of different grades
ass, qualities -. saAi ta al ~ ih.se ilat Ia
vor him With n call. Amer Won have examined 9TH
that talk loud about their Varos. then please
call on me and will try aud trade with Won - that
YOU shall be satisfied. would also SAY that have
made arrangements With II. EATON, of Manehea-
tor n. H. (the Paienirc, 10 provide thoso that may
want with ono Of the most convenient economical
4 f.g,-.s uxf,s
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nOsTON MARKTT-Iune no.
D3&EmSs

The marhVtis moderate Tor domestic fleece and
pulled No change la prices.
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RonHKRY,-ln Boseawen, N, H., on the
ist inst, the house Of Mr. Hale Atkinson was
broken open willie The family were At church
and robbed Of from. $3.50 TO 5000 IN money,
and notes amounting to $500 aud other .yalua-
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Linen SackSll

GtAN be ohiaipe,i nj J. BOLEs' Casey cHiEq
Sore, ~ The unparnllelefsov nrice Of 40 Cent?
GssA. "Sfriko while tho irons hoti"
ST. Johnshury, May %. 7a2w9
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In Albany, May 81. Nathaniel Greene johnson,
son Of Nathaniel and Mary Johnson, aged II years
and month.
In Barnard, May rs, Isaac Danforth, VI. D., aged
So He came from Billerica Mass, rs years ago and
settled in D. as physician.
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Largest and Best Stock Of Goods
New York & Boston p!
Largest g. Richest

assortment Of Goods ever offered Dor tale IN the
County. We take especial pleasure IN inviting an
examination Of our stock Of Goods, No wo feel ~
tured TINT an assortment Of rich good, equal To
the one We now present. to the public, can't be cx-
oellcd In tho
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-07
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ties, and have been unusually successful.
Having full lists and reports of nearly all the Attorneys
in the United States, at all times prepared to fur
nish you gratutousy the of good and responsible
lawyers in any part Of the United States and Canadas.
Connected with Agency is Commissioner for
ly all the States who is enabled to afford every facility
and legal form for preparing accounts, &c for Immediate
USE thereby avoiding delay often fatal TO the collection
Of debt. ~