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ESTATE OF NATHAN CAPEN.

We, the subs cribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District of Addison,
Commissioners, to receive, examine and ad-
Just all claims and demands of all persons,
against the estate of
NATHAN CAPEN,
late of Goshen, in said District, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto and six months from the 10Th
day of April, being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, we do, therefore, hereby give
notice that we will attend to the business ofoue
said appointment at the residence of Widow
Mary b. Capen, in Goshen, on the 18th day of
September, A. u. 1852, from nine o'clock, \
VI until four o'clock p. N or said day.
DANIEL HOOKER, jr., Coanis-
MARTIN ALLEN, sofvs
Dated at Goshen, this I'D day ofJulY, 1852
ll8 w.
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1flarrir0

In this village, on Sunday evening, Aug. lst,
by Rev. II. Meeker, Mr. JAMES LARNAuD to
Mrs. MARGAREr GooDRIcM, both of this town.
\ In Burlington, on the morning of the Goth
July, hy the Rev Mr.. Worcester, Mr. CHARLES
q. WAINwRiGHr,o of Midllebury,t Miss ELIZA
BErH MITCHELL, of Burlington.
In Louisville, Ky, Rev. S,MuEL y. GRouT,
of Memphis, Mo, to Miss NARTuA A, only
daughter of Rev. J. Jones, of Derry, y. II.
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BlRRE lClnnNY.

TNHE Fall Term will begin on Wednesday,
Il Sept lst.-A Teachers Glass will be or
ganiscd at the commencement ofthe term
Board, Including rooms, washing and fuel,
81 30 per week.-Arrangemcnts will be
made to acco immediate all that may apply for
board
The principal has engaged a full and com
potent Board of Teachers and every effort will
be made to make Barre Academy profitable
and pleasant residence for scholars.
J. S. sPAULDlNG, a. NJ, Principal.
Barre, August 3, 1882. l6;3w.
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
First Glass Hotel.--Terms $3.50
Per Day.

The subscriber, having lately become proprietor
Of the FRANKLIN HOUSE, Chestnut Street,
bet"een Sd and 4th. PHILADELPHIA, and hay.
ing REDUCED THE PRICE OF BoABDto 81. so
per day, gives notice that Notwithstanding this re-
duclion. he will sill continue to keep FIRST
CLASS HOUSE.
The Franklin House has just undergone exlen.
ded alterations. aud is now fitted up and refur-
nlshed in superior style, for the reception Of vis-
tors. The Lower Floor, formerly occupied by
stores. % now included in the Hotel, forming a
spac ious Reception Room. Gentlemen's Parior,
and Dining Room, thereby allowing an addition Of
lnriy chambers and several beautiful pa ors 'front.'
ing on Chestnut st. The Rooms ofthis IIote ara
superior to most others, being constructed with
alcoves, forming parlor aud bed-chaInber attached
well-ghted and ventilated. The location is un
surpassed. either for business or pleasure.
BEN. II. WOCLMAN, Pron'r.
loan. Philadelphia.
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ta3~At the Wing gathering at Lun-
dy's Lane, among the incidents men
toned, was the fact that a party of boys
to the amount of about 300 had formed
themselves into procession, with ban.
ncr on which was painted leviathan
cent and stick Of candy, with the
motto" We buy our own candy and
90 for Scott"
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THE ROAD TO HEALTH
HO LILO A IS
PILLS.
CURE OF "A DlSORDERED LIVER
AND BAD DIGES TON.


COPY Of a Letter from M r. ". KiTkus,
Chemist, I, Prescott Street, liverpool,
dated 6h June, 1851.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
SIR Your Pills and Ointment have stood
the highest on our sale list OF Proprietary
Medicines for some years. a customer to
whom can refer for any enquiries desires me
to let YOU know the particulars of her case.
She had been troubled for years with n disor-
dered liver, and bad digestion. On the last
occasion, however, the viiuence of the attack
wasso alarming, and the inham nation set in so
severely, that doubts were entertained Of her
not being able TO bear up undcrIt fortunately
she was induced to try your Pills. and she in
forms me that after the first, and each succeed
ing dose she had great relief She continued
10 take them, and although she used only
three Boxes she is now in the enjoyment of
perfect health | cOuli lhlve sent you many
more eases, but the above, from the ScrerHy Of
the attaek. nd the speedy cure, | think, speaks
much IN favor of your astonishing Pills.
(Signed) r. w KlRKUS.
ANEXTRAORDlNARY CURE OF
! RHEUMATIC FEVER, IN VAN DIE
MEMS LAND.
| Coga ef d Lel.er inss-t- IN re H'bart
1lica C1bricr, of he l'i Nlfat, 1881, BY
Naior J Up'ch.
| Margaret NJ Cuunigan nineteen years Of age
residing at New Town had been suffering from
4 violent rheumatic fever for upwards Of TWO
months, which hal entirely deprived her Of the
use of her liinbs during the period she WAS
under the care Of the most eminent medical
meE in Hobart Town. aud hy them hen case
was considered hopeless A friend prevailed
upon her to try Holloway's celeb atcd Pills,
which she consented to do, and in an incredible
short space Of time they effected perfect cure.
CURE OF A PAIN AND IGllTNESS
IN THE CHEST AND STOMACH OF a
PERSON 81 YEARS OF AGE.
From JIessrs. Thew q. Son, Proprietors Of The
LyRh A3rert'Ser, cA0 can u0Reh for the toil0w-
? ing SiatemeRt-AHgHSt md, 1851.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
SIR,-l desire TO bear testimony TO tina
good effect OF lIolloway's Pills. For some
years suffered severely from II pain and tight
ness in the stomach which was also accompa
MED by shorIness OF breath, that prevented
me fro walking about. | am ~ years OF age
and notwithstanding my advancedslate of life
these Pills have so relieved me. that am de
sirous that Others should tc made acquainted
with their virtue. l am now rendered, by lheii
means, comparatively active, and can take ex
crcisc without Inconvenience or pain, which
could not do before.
tSignedj IIENY CoE, North Street, Lynn
Norfolk.
T'aese celebrated Pills are ponderfniiy c6ica
eioWs in the Joliowing complaints,
Ague DroPsy Inflammation Sore Thronis
Asthma Dy,eni6ry JannJee rtone aud Grave
iious tom Erysipeias Liver Com. Secondary synip
plants Female lrregu plants toms
!, iarilies Tic Douiouroux
- Bitches on Feysrs OfAll i.ambaso T,mours
the skin kinds Piles ulees
u wei Com Frs Rheuma Nrnarehl Affection
COLES Head ache 'Rcicnrion OF Weakness, from
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TllE subscriber still continues the manu-
\ facturc of this unrvallcd churn, at his shop
pear the Bridge,in the village of Mddlebury.
il has now been thoroughly tested by many of
jhc best dairy farmers in this region, & but one
opinion has been expressed and that is in FA-
VoR or THE cHuRN AGAINST ALL OTHER con-
trlyanccs for the manufacture OF good Butter
Abundant testimonials are in the hands of
the Proprietor of this churn, that it possesses
advantages, never before found in any other
1t is valuable particularly on account of its
labor-saying character, since it works and salts
the butter without bringing il in contact with
the heat of hands and turns out the article in
its purest K most marketable shape, All orders
addressed 10 the subscriber will be promptly
attended to, and the chuln WARRANTED to
give satisfaction.
c. W. BALDWIN.
Middlebury, Aug. 10, 1852 16; If
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LAM0ILLE ACADEMY

TINE Fall Term will commence, Wednesday,
l. Sept LIST.
r. X. PANGBoRN,-Prine
n. b. W0OD,-AsSociafc,
MISS SUSAN I. WALKER, PreoeptreSs,
With six other experienced assistant teach
ers, will give their attention exclusively to
their several Departments.
Tuition as formerly. No extra charges.
Board ST ,25 per week
z. X PANGBORN.
johnson, Aug, 9th, 1852. l6;3w
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rsD~ Willis Hall left New York re-
Gently, with his family, for lIavre.
Mr.. Hall will spend some time in the
south of France and we trust, says
the New York Express, that, between
the sea breezes and the delightful eli
mate Of the Mediterranean, he may
iiud that medicine which will ensure
him health aud happiness.
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BI@ Never suffer long from a
Cough. At this age Of the world,
when you can get AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL, it is criminal neglect, if
you do not cure it.
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To CORRESPONDENTS have on
hand several communications which we
have not yet been able to examine. They
will receive attention in due time.
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E9 The apportionment bill which
has passed both Houses of Congress gives
South Carolina Representatives and
California 4-making in all 234.
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Middlebury Academy.

The Trustees are able to announce to the
the public that they have engaged Mr.. Grondl
W. Thomas, who has been success lul Icarh-
cr to take charge of this Institution, as pIL-
CEPTQR. The first quarter will commence
on Monday, Aug. 23d. Terms for Tuition as
usual. In behalf ofthc Directors.
lG;3w Il. A. MERRILL, Hreig'cr
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Notice.

TINhe Middlebury Brass Band are prepared
l. to furnish music for Exhibitions Cclcbra-
tons &c, on reasonable terms.
All orders addressed to r. f. Whitcomb,
Lcadcr,) or 7. l.. Frary, Clerk, will receive
prompt attention.
Middlebury, May %, 1852 5:f
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Notice.

HNIE Stockholders ofthe Middlcbury Hotel
l. Co. are notified that the 3D. installment of
% per cent on each share Of stock in said
Co ismadc payable on the 10th day of Au-
gust, inst BY order of the Directors,
152w. J. WARNER, Treasurer.
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100 Rbls.

DRIME FRESH GROUND FLOUR, this
l. day received, and for sale by
July I, 1852. L. NALLETTE.
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DRESS GOODS,
Boots and Shoes.

In short, we can supply our old customers,
and others wishing, Goods of good quality
and at low prices for cash or produce We
prefer n cash business, il is true, at small
advance from cost, but will for either cash or
produce, sell our goods so as to give the most
perfect satisfaction Those wishing TO buy
goods and never pay, are informed thnt our
circumstances are SUCH that we cannot ac-
commodate them while those wishing short
credit, and prompt payment when called up
on, can find us on hand, ready to do them ser
vice cLcerfllly and for small compensation.
We retain grateful remembrance of past IA
vors from the community, and shall be I'M
wcaried in our excrtions to merit, and secure
a continuance of the same, by strict attention
to business in an honorable manner.
JAMES NJ, SLADE & co.
Middlcbury, June IA, 1862. s.
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Wood for Sale.

TIME subscriber intends TO keep good
L. supply of upland HARD WOOD for salc
in this village, ut all times after this date
Families and others, who are in want ofwood.
can be supplied, by leaving their orders at the
store Of " Wood & Co, or by calling on the
subscriber. tR Terms-CaSh on delivery,
f. W. LYONS.
Middlebury, May 10, 1852 l.
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Stone Lime

4 7 my Kiln in AIddlebury, two miles east
~ Of the Village, may be had at all times,
of the best quality
NELSON ClIlTTENDEN.
Middlebury, May n, 1852 5:6m.
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NOTICE

J. BUTTERFITLD,
Commissioner Of The General Land OFo>
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G 0 o % s j..

Our old stock of Goods having been entirely
consumed by fire, have laid in an entire
NEW STOCK of fresh Goods adapted 10 this
market We lave large assortment Of
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.
Dramatic Gossip City Hospital-- Califor-
7h' mia Steamers. ~ es .e3

faatn NEW York, Feb. 6. Z
learn that the original Mrs. Brougham,
whose participation in recent "scene" was
mentioned in previous letter,will soon appear
on the boards. She did not return to England,
bur tarried in Philadelphia. The comicai
sight will then be presented of husband and
wife pursuing similar ayocations in opposi-
ton.
Ii is rumored that Forrest is about to take
his departure for California. He will first play
engagements in New York and Philadelphia.
Dir. Markoe has been elected Surgeon TO the
New York Hospital, in place ofDr. J. kearny
Rodgers, deceased. There weIe nine candi-
dates for the Office, and the contest was spir-
tied. @ aH
"A carload of passengers, on the city track
of the Harlem Railroad, met with narrow es-
cape to-day. large baggage-car. detained
upon the track near Canal street,, containing
some sixty passengers, i and the rails being
smooth and slippery, another freigat.car, be-
hind both, was unable to stop. The smaller
car was sandwicked betweents big neighbors,
with terrible shock, and the ''insides' had a
very narrow escape. sl 800.
The steamers 10 California are full till the
first Of March. The new steamship Sierra Me-.
yada. built By Howard & Son. for the Chagres
line, made triaitrip to-day down the Bay, TO
the satisfaction Of everybody concerned.
Yours, NJ.
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.
f.. X. Collins and Coagress-Mint in Neu
60. er.f.N York. ....s.s~... ..4 <. :
New YORK, Tuesday, Feb. S.

New YORK, Tuesday, Feb. S.
You will have seen the memorial addressed
to Congress by E. X. Collins and associates
in this city in behalf of the Collins line of
steamships. MIR. Collins makes some strong
points, and the arguments employed in the me
mortal will naturally awaken interest in the ap-
pication now before the National Legislature.
The ocean postage of the U. States for a wear
and quarter has amounted to $1,l31, ,776 81.
This money, argues Mr. Collins, would have as.
sisted in the maintenance of tho British naval
force, had itnot been for the wise spirit of COM
petition adopted by the Government at Washing
ton. Here is a point which is we'll made and we'll
pat, for it appeals to the pocket of Brother
Jonathan, and nowhere else is he so vulnerable.
1t remains to be seen what shall be the fate Of
the petition. q i taa
Another vigorous effort for Mint in this city
is again on foot, and recent proposition to en-
large the accommodation of the Post Office
have stirred the embers which once burned so
fereely but unavaiingly. The old church of
Rev. DIR. Spring, in Beekman ST., which dates
back to 1867, is undoubtedly the true site for
public Offices, but the congregation are equally
averse with their pastor to a removal from the
ancient land marks, and hence the disputes.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
Monday Morning, February 3, 1882.
CONSOt.S.

We have no doubt that many of our readers
are puzzled about the meaning Of this word, as
we used to be when we first had anything to
do with newspapers. Well, here follows an
explanation, made by we know not whom
We find it among the selections of an exchange.
II is very short, very clear, and very accurate.
Let none of our readers say hereafter that they
DO not know the meaning Of Consols:
"They are three per cent. English stock,
which had its origin in. an act of the British
Parliament, consolidating-hence the name
several separate government stocks into one
general stock, in the act consolidated Annui-
ties, and commonly quoted, for brevity, as
'Consols When the consolidation took place
the principal of the several funds thus merged
amounted to $9,l27 ,821, by the funding of ad.
ditional and subsequent loans and parts of
loans into this stock, it amounted on January
9th, 1886. to f356, ,768, ,25S. Since that period.
only one loan has been raised, that for compeu-
satlon to the West India Planter, on the eman-
cIpatlon of the slaves-f200 0O0, ,000-and a few
millions have been paid off. The total at the
present time, is between $40 and 3z5. 600. 600
This stock, from its amount and the immense
number of its holders, is more sensitive to
financial influences than any other. and is.
therefore, the favorite stock for the operations
of spectators and jobbers. Its dividends are
payable seini-annually."
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LECTURES FOR THE PEoPLE.-A movement
has been made in New York for a series of
cheap lectures by some of the best lecturers in
the country. The price of admission is to be
York shilling, or ticket admitting one gen.
tleman and two ladies for twenty five cents
Half the gross proceeds is to go to the lecturer,
the other half to defray the other expenses.
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JOSEPH r. KEININGHAM is prepared

JOSEPH r. KEININGHAM is prepared to
j execute orders In every department of Book
Binding and Blank Book manufacturing. His pa
pers and binding materials are of the best quality;
and he fatters himself that his long experience In
his business entities him to speak with some con-
idence as to the good charater of his work. Mer-
piled with books of any pattern and stye at short
notice, and on strictly moderate terms. Orders
may be left at his store, or at the Bindery OF Brown
and keininghsm over the Printing 0f3ce of Colin
e. Co, opposite the American Hotet r srs3.f,
de Is JOSEPH b. KEININGHAM,
226 Broad street
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e Speaking of temperance, it was not
bad idea with the Ancients, when wine was
prohibited by law to the women,pf ancient
Rome, that their male relatives had ihe right of
ascertaining. by tasting their lips, whether the
forbidden liquor had passed in. We should
We should like to be one Of the lip police.
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PAssAGE To CALIFoRSlA.-It is idle, worse
than idle, 10 visit this CRY with the idea Of
engaging passage BY steam across the islh-
mus to California; All the vessels, lboth Pa-
mama and Nicarsgua) are full M 70 April,
and those for that month are rapidly filing up.
Either engage your passage weeks beforehand
OF take your way around lhe Horn Qr oseTthe
Siena-lherc il pohelp 1oF it----N Xsrk 1'rt-l
bane. ......s !.
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PENNsYLvAEIA.-The State Treasurer com.
menced the payment Of the semi.annual inter-
est on the State debt yesterday, at the Penn.
syivaDla Bank, the Temporary loan of 100000
necessary to the full and prompt payment,
having some days since been effected with
some OF the city Banks.-PhH LEDGER. a4s
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NOW Is YOUR TIME.--Persons wishing
~ ~ to supply themselves with good article OF
Ciothing, at a very low price, now is the time
we will sell any article in our line rery cheap, for
CASH. Cali in at No. ll2 Main street.
Jazz 8. MERCHANT e. WEISIGER.
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THE PRoMETHEUs AGAIN.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the New York Daily
Times communicates some intelligence re-
specting the proceedings of Capt. Churchill,
OF the Prometheus, which must excite the re-
gret of every American who desires that the
officers of our commercial marine should pre-.
serve the honor and dignity of their country
in foreign ports. The correspondent says:
"The captain and owners of the Prometheus
have refused to pay any port charges, because
they had derived their rights and privileges
from contract with the State of Nicarag ua,
that not recognizing the title Of the Mosuuito
King or the British Parliament
"Captain Churchill went prepared for a row,
and will not lose moment in endeavoring to
make one. But it seems that the wisdom aud
foresight OF the Executive Government of the
United States had forestalled his purpose and
defeated it by directing, Commodore Parker
to see that our vessels paid the port dues.
"On the arrival of the Prometheus, the
health oihcer went on board and expressed a
wish TO see the usual papers. The captain
To wait until he was al leisure, and he would
attend to him. In the meautime he was get
tIng his passengers into the small row boats.
The health officer, DIR. Richards, went off in
huff, saying that he would make Captain C.
attend to him. The Doctor went on board
The British frigate Arrogant TO COMPLAIN
Soon after, the English Capt. came on board
the Saranac, and, after he left, the Commodore
sent an officer TO Capt. Churchill, 10 inform
hlm that his orders were from the U. States
Government, that American vessels were 10
pay the dues of port. They put the PRONE.
theus 10 quarantine, and stationed the Jamaica
negro police guard, with their rusty swords,
about the beach, to prevent her boats fIom
landing, but they did land Notwithstanding.
SPILr MiLK.--The horse attached to the
milk cart of Mr.. Dance ran off Yesterday morn.
ing and brought up near the Exchange Hotel,
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1T ARPER AND INTERNATIONAL
l. FOR FEBRUARY at

IHUMAS II. GRESHAM'S,
Broad street.
Harper's Magazine for February. Price 25 cts,
or So year.
International Magazine for February. Price 50
a year, or 25 cts single number
Florence Jackvile; or, Self Dependence By
Mrs. Burbury-being No l64 of Harper & Broth
ers Library of Select Novels.
Littelrs Living Age, No. 403. 12A cents
Forrest Divorce Case, second supply Price 25
cents.
School for Husbands. By Lady Bulwer
Yankee Yarns, by Judge Halliburton
Also, complete assortment of Song Books, Toy
Books, Games, Stationary, No 9els, Magazines, &c,
always on hand and for sale, wholesale and retail
fe
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On EXHIBITION.-OUR GREAT

EAHlBITION.-0UR GREAT HIS
- ~ IORICAL PICTURES OF THE LEGISLA
!ukE OF 1850 81, and the Convention of
IS5O-3f We are now engaged at and have
partially completed the present Assembly. To
tnose members who have favored us with call,
we return our thanks, and those who have not yet
sat, will confer great favor by giving us five min.
utes OF their time, in order that we may add their
hkenesses to those already taken, and be thereby
enabled TO present the members of the LEGISLA.
IGRE OF 1859 with complete picture of them.
selves In splendid frame, valued at two hundred
dollars. The ownership of which will be deter.
mined by lot, without to the lot holders Call
al the Virginia Sky-Light Daguerrean
Gaiiery, l45 Main street, above Governor
WILLIAM A. PRATT, Proprietor
s-Cihzens and strangers generally are In.
vted 10 call. 1f-lra . feo
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RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIE.
CERTAINLY CURED BY THE
INDIAN pANACEA

:INDIAN PANACEA, I
Neaoly discOcered by DR.. Minaock
INHlS mixture most efectually cures the above
4 complaints, and has been used by several per
sons in this city with unrivaled success
The remedy isnow prepared and for sale by r.
NJ harrington, Agent, over J. B. Stegals Store, No
le Main street, where many valuable Certificates
may be seen of its wonderful efficacy.
The Agent would refer to the following named
persons who have used the remedy, and can ties.
uty to its great utility in the above complaints.
Mrs Hutcherson, Miss Lacy, Mrs Kerby. Mr.
Bennett, Mr.. Sharp, Mrs. Duff, Mr.. LYNN. Mrs
Stocking, Mrs. Shields, Mrs Durfey, ]. B. Steeall
K. M. HARRINGTON,
Sole Agent for the United States.