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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-27

- No. S13. 4
Resorsd That permission is hereby granted to Widow
l. Armand, to erect veranda in front Of Improperly
Levee street, between Main and St. Phillip strects
to remain during the pleasure of the Common Coun-
Gil and hereafter parties may erect yerandas to be built
Of IRON under the superintendent of the City Surveyor
and to remain during the pleasure Of the Council
lSigned] w. G. q. CLAIBORNE
a President of Aldermen.
tSienedl FRANS. ALPUENTE
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Approved 26th osober, 1882. r.
tSigned1 s a. D. cRoSSMAN, Mayor.
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Resolued That the Comptroller be- and is hereby,
thorized to sell at auction after days notice the
tract for repairs Neptune Fire Company No As house
and stable per specification file in the Surveyors
Offices said repairs be paid for in cash when the work
is completed accepted by the Surveyor provided sad
contract be approved by the Common Council.
Resored That when said contract shall lie accepted by
the Common Council and the work done and approved
by the Surveyor the Comptroller be- and is hereby,
thorized to issue his warrant the Treasurer for thu
| amount
ISignedl W. G. g. CLAIBORNE
L aST sNtY9& We 54f President Board q Aldermen
Isignedl FRAEs: ALPUENTE,
as President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved sstf October, 1859.
lSignedl .ssi Asn GRESHAM, Mayor
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- 3iO ~
W1eaeds, The Common Council have, by resolution
derad the Of the voters OF the city Of NewOeans to
be taken day Of November the question
of license nc license of coffee houses, and
hereas An election is to be hedon the second day of
November for President and Vice President thereby likely
to difficulty in receiving the votes separate
ballot boxes will be required, be it therefore
Resotrd That the of the voters of New0reans
on the question of Incense or no license of public drink
day of November be and the is hereby postponed
until the 4th Monday of December next and the Mayor
is hereby authorized to issue his proclamation accordingly
lSignedl w. o. G. CLAIBORNE,
ta-sEg5es President Board of Aldermen.
+ lsignedJ FRANs. ALPUENTE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
Approved ssth October, 1852. ~
Lsgnedl 80 A. D, CRoSSMAfJ Mayor
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No, 342.
Resolrcd That from and after the adoption this reso
luton it shall be the duty of the Attorney of the Cor
poraon take the requisite legal steps for the admission
of INDECENT insane persons into the State Asylum jack
whenever the Mayor Of the city shall furnish
Attorney with the Of such persons he may deem
fit subjects for removal thither.
[Sgnedl w. c. O. CLAIBORNE
President Board OF Aldermen.
Isgneal FRANs. ALP ENTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lsgnsdl A. DscRossMAN, Mayor.
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~ NEW AND EXTENSIVE BALLOON, which 10 on NS.SN 49,
greatly the

DHGNIX HOUSE, st. Charles St. Y a.
The public respectfully nonned thnt this k3y AT
we'll known having undergone extensive nld IN
complete alterations
the rey WINES EVERY description
RES rAURANT the New York plan, kept. "a
a DANIELS 8 ijIliW ELL. ProprietorssSi
III The splendid BOWLING SALOONS OPEN.
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REMARKABLE CURE OF DYSPEPSIA &
CHRONIC DlARRlIEA, BY USING
TIE ONfGENATEu BlTTERS.

'i-Nb piNhs ~ Jan. 10, lSD3.
Messrs. Reed, Bates 4 Observation-Disclosures
1t AFFORDS me much pleasure to give my ies-
mony IN favor of the Oxygenated Bittcrs,
which have done so much for me. But no
one can fully appreciate their worth, who has
not realized what it isto suffer from Dy-peu-
STA.
1t would DC Impossible TO describe tbe main
| endured for about two years. A ereatnart of
which time was confnd TO IN, bed. About
year since my Dyspepsia assumed the form
of Chronic Diarrhua, attended with constant
pain throughout the whole system. severe
acidity of the stomach, flatulency, and OK
treme nervousness, which completely pros-
trated me. The least particle OF food taken
into the stomach would Immediately sour and
a bitter acid fluid was almost constantly rising
10 my mouth Add to these a depression Of
spirits, that would admit OF scarcely one
cheerful thought and you can for some idea
of my case
After trying many remedies for Dyspepsia.
without receiving any benefit, took a bottle
OF the 0xygcnated Btters, which gave me
immediate relief; and after using two bottles.
md myself able 70 attend to my ordinary
duties, and for the past four months have
really enjoyed good health. have since rec
onmenaed to many of my friends similar
mhieteo, who have been perfectly salts
He'd with the results.
iou are at liberty TO use this as Won thinl,
oest Respectfully yours.
ELIAS IL WASIIBURN.
NEED BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale
t'sneral Agents ~
Price 81 per bottle six bottles for So.
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FACTS FOR TIE c ANDID-PLFASE
READ THE FOLLOWING LETTER.

To Dir WEAVER New London Conn.
Thisisto ccrtty that |. the undersigned have
been afflicted more or less with sore lcrs for
three wears or morc. moi deem. but on The sur
face. aud Iischatrcd II thin. watcry substance
Ihaye tried many kinds of medicine. and re-
ceiycd allkinds of prcscrptions. which were
offered as well from Onack opathy and Allo
pati,vns IIommonntI>v, al ia li,ilc -, n,
nnrposc Somc,j,nes ,hcv woulJ orncot Soma
betinr far n ln,y ,vncls and ,hrn worse o,,air
mil Groll, Lo,,,,, ~, ho enn,nuL,t I;s,n,rI
n,,,J ALn,,, III, ,;,,o I .s,,. n c.,,;G.,,, =, =,
ne,vs,,,.a. s;,.r".I a.. tho Han Iaoi oo,,,;s
Of Eas, Inc r., :e,,;n,, fnr,b liz cosc and
,br Lcn.G;. H.. Id rc,.o;y-d Fam vonr S,rn,,.
Inn, w.as s,;II ;ncr.du,nns mill ,Yro,. In,
I,,tcr nal in, mo ncccss,rv ;,n,;r;cs AMI
vLnn r''.,, liz on.,,,.r ,;h;'.l, .',,,'o.,,J e.,
he soc,n,.;J sn.i h.. Jc,,;ic,l lie c,,lc I,yh;c,,
-. ~ o,'n '" ..;','.i. nI 'd,;I NV "
IA ,rr !, ,hn, ,nv CON ;Jc,,cc I.r.u,c ,rc,,v
;,,rn,,. mmoi; I'll nI,,n;ncJ ~ ,,,,r n,,c,,
il, T,,,,,r NJ : a. DuuI,r , ho,,l,, ~ ynmr
4, - 81, ., . i - -
acro ,,;n " IN dircr,ions ani in ,bom, FAR.
n;,,b, / rcrc,ivcd crn,i'lcr,Ilc imrr,,vn,,cn,
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I'll ark ets.
Brighton Cattle Market-Thursday

Brighton Cattle Market-Thursday
Dec. 80. AT Market, 1000 Beef Cattle, 225
Stores, - pairs Working Oxen, - Cows and
Calves, 400 Sheep and Lambs, and 2,lo0
Swine.
Market ef-Prices-Extra S6,25G6 so
per cwt first quality IS 100000 second do
81 ,25@5,00i third do, $3,509i,OO. A full
market, and prices of last week were hardly
realized, except the best qnalty. A large
proportion Of the number of cattle were sold.
Storcs-Worlling 0xcn.-SG2, 20, So, %
andill0
Ycarlings 81 90 to 900.
Two years old 5000 to $l5.
Three years old-S20, to &c,
Cows and Calvcs-Sales $50, %, 2s, 81, 81
and 10.
Shccp-Sales by lot 80, Ss, 2,2592 90.
Wcthcrs 1915, 80, = 90 and S5,2
Swinc-A large proportion were to slaugh-
ter. Stills 5ic; corn fed, 5ic, &c and &c (;
shoats 595ic isr sows, 6G6lc for barrows
ut retail from 5G7ic.
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TN The M.lwmkie News is resron.
siblc for the following: y friend of ours
who possesses a quiet vcia Of hlmor Was
recently on visit to Maryland. aud re-
la:cs an amusing account of IA 'colored
chorus witnessed by the 'rclator' at one
of the African churches The masculine
darkies were arranged like four and TWEEN
~ blackbirds all in row on one side,
and the females on the other The lat
ter commenced the chorus with Oh for
a man--oh for a man-oh for man
sion in the skies to which the former re-
sponded Send down sal-send down
sal-send down sal-send down salvation
40 my soul'n
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SKY-ZIGHT
D A G u F R R E A N
G ALINRY x.

n i. TAPLEY would respectfully inform
~. the citizens Of Middlcbury that he has
taken Rooms in Mr.. Stewards Building, and
fitted them up in a respectable manner, with
large Sky-light suitable for securing first
class Dagucrreotypcs. Mr. 7. would there
fore solicit the patronage of all who wish to
obtain n good likeness of themselves or of
friends and in soliciting this favor he would
assure the public that nopains on his part will
be spared TO aifprd entire satisfaction The de
mand for first class Dagucrreotypes still con-
tinucS but it j. a demand which can only be
satisfied by the lfe-likc, speaking likeness,
well secured and well dcfncd-a likeness
which will remain fresh and beautiful when
the lips of flesh in dust shall rest and deaths
pale film ocrsprcads the beaming eye. Poo
pie are not satisfied with 4 mere shadowy rep
rcscntation Of their faccs-they say, give us
n bold, well defined impression, or we want
none and ! am gladit is so, for the people
have in many cases been villainously impos-
ed upon by men whose ignorance of the prin-
cipes Of this beautiful Art, and imbccillity
in its execution, are only equalcd BY their
unrivalcd Impotence and assurancc.-Mr
I. boasts not of any particular merit which he
may or may not possess in this Art. He re-
spcctfully asks the citizens of this place to
call at his rooms and satisfy themselves by
sitting for "a picture"
BY the aid of large Sky-light, pictures
can be taken in cloudyas well as fair weather.
Prices, from 81 GO to $500 Sick or deceased
persons attended at their residences.
Middlcbnry, Dec. ~ 1892. 3j.3m.
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THE CIRcAssIAN WAR-DEFEAr OF
THE RussIANs.-The London correspond
ent of the y. Y. Tribune furnishes in
telligence of the disastrous defeat of a
Russian army of Sc 900 men, by the
mountaineers of Circassia. The fact
has not yet reached the London journals,
but is received through private sources
at Constantinople 1t is stated that
the Circassians captured sixty pieces Of
cannon.
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When the dread iirc-bcll shakes the air,
And upward. shoots the lurid glare,
We do not wait the sccOad toii-
Swift through the streets the engines roll,
And water, the fierce foe to tame,
Is poured in volumes on the flame
And so when Cough, Cstarrh or Cold,
Of Pleura, Lungs, or Throat takes hold,
The l-importantthing to do
Is Inflammation toSUbdac!
For this the grand specifics are,
Syrup of LlVERW0RT & TAR,
Combined with CANClIALAGUA.
If health rcncwcd-not death-you choose,
This famous combination use.
Since Dr. Rogers whose name
Is linked this great specifics fame
Proclaimed its virtues far and wide,
Thousands the remedy have tried,
To which this name they freely give,
CONSUMPTI0N'S SURE PREVENTATIVE
For Sale by \. l.. SCONlLL & CO., at the
Dcpot, Gothic nan, 3l6 Broadray, N. Y, and
by all respectable druggists in the United
States and Canadas.
Also for sale in MlppLEDrRY, by Russell
g. POWELL.
Price--In large bottles, 81 ,00-six bottles
for So 90
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RAILROAD MEETING AT KEEsEvILLE.-
Pursuant to the call published last week,
the friends of the Lake Shore Road met
at Kecsvillc On Wednesday Over two
hundred were present. The Comrahay
was organized, thirteen Directors chosen,
Lawrence Myers. Esq, was chosen from,
Plattsburgh. The names of the other
directors we have not heard Plattsburgh
and Whitehall are to he the termini of
the Road CoiUmLia Co., IFhig.
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New lIAMPsnTRE.-In the Legi>la.
turc of New HAM shire on Friday,
Mr.. Virgins of Dover concluded his
speech against the liqn,r bill. Mr..
Preston Of New Ipswich succeeded
him. speaking strongly i'll favor of the
bill,anA in rely to the objections rails
cd against it, lie was followed by MIR.
Gushing Of Challcstown, who was very
severe upon thc bill and Is advocates
The ILL was then made the special or
der for tuesday afteinoon.-BoSfom
C1Hricr.
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Glcaso,is Pictorial Draieing. Room
Companion : published in Boston,
Mass will commence, on the LIST of
January, 1853. new volume, being Vol
umc " of this elegant illumincd jour
nal 1t will appear with new type, new
heading, aud spleudidly improved in cv-
cry department. besides which the price
is 10 be greatly reduced The Publish
or is resolved to commence the new year
with circulation of one hundred thou
sand. and therefore offers the most libo-
raj inducements to clubs Realizing the
spirit of the age, the great improvement
in art and the constantly increasing in
tcllgcnce of the people, the publisher,
with this change of prices, will vastly
,mpyorc his already splcndidly illustra'
ted journal Especially will great inn
provcment be manifested in the cngrav-
ing department, as well as the literary
character of the paper, so that the Pic
torial shall appear in style, not only to
merit all the cncomiums of praise so
lavishly bestowed upon it, but also as
to challenge increased respect for its en-
HANGED excellence and perfection. In
short, the whole paper will be far supe-
rior to anything yet offered to the pub
lie by the publisher By referring to
the following list which forms a part
only the regular contributors to the
Pictorial, its high literary charactcrwill
at once be understood.
Mrs Ann Stephens, Mrs L. II. Sig
Quincy, Mrs. Alice H. Neal, Miss Pho
be Carey, Mrs Caroline Ornc, Miss
Anne T. Wilbur, Mrs 5. +. Doughty.
Mrs, C. A Hayden, Mrs r. T. Eldridge.
Mrs. l.. II. b Waldo. etc etc Rev. II.
Hastings Weld, Henry WIN. Herbert.
q r. Buchanan Read. T. 5 Arthur. 4. J..
H. Dugannc, Epcs Sargent, George w.
Dewey, Francis 4. Durivagc. Park Ben
jamin, DIR. j. V. Smith, Ben. Pcrlcy
Poorc, etc. etc. etc.
The following are the terms of the
paper Ono subscriber, one year, So
90; two subscribers, $500; four sub
scribcrs. 5000; eight subscribers, slG.-
90. The paper will be for sale at all
the periodical dcpots throughout the
country, after the LIST of January, at sir
ccntSper copy.
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Dic0,

In Weston. Dec. 10, lIEMAN SHAW.
M.D.agcd 80
In Tinmouth, on the 18th inst. HEN
RrETTA NJ. wife of William j. Fillmore.
of Rutland, aged 20 years.
In Castlcton at the residence of her
son-in-law Mrs MARTHA DRuRY, Oh this
place. aged 66 years.
Printers in \. H., and Mass. please
copy
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ggls soLu ;TfS

The copartncrship heretofore existing un-
der the name and firm Of J. P.d.L. W. HUNT
lNGTON, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. 81. p. HUNTINGTON,
L.w. HUNTINGTON.
Middlcbury, Dee. a. 1852. 3G:3w.
Y"NOTlCE. }. F. IIrNrlNGToS continues
the business in all its branches, ut the old
stand
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County Temperance Meeting

A meeting of Addison County Temperance
Society will be held at the Methodist Meet
ing House. in Middlrbury, on "Wednesday
the Goth inst. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
BY direction of the Committee.
5i:2w T. A. MERRILL, Chairman.
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Addison County Agricultural Society.

Addison County Agricultural Society.
The annual meeting of the Addison
County Agricultural Society will b c
held at the Town Room. in Mijdlebury,
on Wednesday. January 10, 1853, in
accordance with the constitution MS a
mcndcd at the last meeting.
JOS. II BARRETT,
Secretary.
Middlebury, Dec. %, 1852.
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Notice..

A Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
IA Bank of Middlebury will be holden at
their Banking House on Tuesday the llth
day Of January next, at one o'clock 7. NJ, for
the choice of five or seven directors Of said
Bank for the year ensuing. By order Of the
directors. JOS. WARNER, Cashier.
Middlebury, 9Th December, 1852.
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WV. H. GILMORE, Daguerrean, will
be in Middlcbury, at his old rooms in
Nichols Building, (No. ~ on or about
the 18TH of January. and will be pre-
pared to execute likcnesscs to degree of
perfection never before realized in this
country. Those wishing some Of his
premium dagucrreotypcs will please
wait little longer" until his friends
at Brandon have been served with few
hundred specimens more Of his art.
Among his collection of specimens is
one Cf beautiful flock of sheep num-
bering $50. all of which are perfect. 1t
is considered one If the novelties Of the
day. He has also the likcncsscs of Gov.
Williams and Judge Plcrpoint, for which
he received the onl y premium ever award
ed in this state
DO not forget the time and place
January 18th and No I, Nichols Build
ing W. ii. &.
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X. Il. Il.
NOT USED FOR ALL DISEASES OR
COMPLAINTS.

tVMIIllNIS.
The sick will please take notice that H. r
K. Remedies consist of three distinct prcpa-
rations; it is not necessary to take more than
one of the Remedies al Il time. They are
made to act instantly upon the Il scasc they
are intended to remove. Each Remedy is in
tended for certain class of complaints and
Diseases. Railways Ready Relief is to stop
pain instantly and to remove its causes speed
lily. If yoa are afflicted with Cholera.
with Cramps, Spasms. Chill Fever - with
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Toothachc-with
Diarrh9a, yscntery-Radway' Ready Re
lief will, the moment it is applied externally
or taken internally, arrest the progress of The
disease, allay the most violent iriitations, and
stop the most torturins pains. For Sick
Headache II. Il. Relief is the most speedy re-
lief known
X. r. II, No. FOR BAD BLOOD,
Rddicdys Renoraiiag ReSoieeAl Should BE
Used
In few hours after taking dose of this
pleasant Remedy, the patient feels il lrorkiAe
N The system. 1t resolves away from the sol
ids all diseased deposits, makes the blood
pure, rich, and healthy cures Scrofula,
Rickcis, Ilumors, Cancers, Tumors, Salt
Rhcum, Ulcers, Syphilis, SC No disease can
remain in the system that is under the innu-
cnce of The X. X. Remedies. Price of Resol-
vent, II 10 per bottle,
To keep the bowels regular and the system
free from morbid humors, r. Il. II. No. d.
Railways Regulators, Act upon the stomach,
bowels, liver kidneys, bladder, urcthra, and
skin. They regulate every organ in the body.
No sickness at stomach, no gripping, no weak
ness, or danger of taking cold, is experienced
after the use Of The Regulators. Their action
upon the bowels is pleasant. They create a
good appetite, and insure AN easy digcS ton
they cure Dyspepsia, Costivencss, Liver Com
plaiut, Indigcstirn, Billions Fcvers, Fcvcrs
of all kinds, Diseases Of the Urinary Organs.
Price, % cents per box. "a 3w.
q. W, BLoDogTT, Clarcmont, y. H., General
Agent for New Hampshire and Vermont.
Sold by russell & POWELL, Middlebury
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Middlebury Female School
Association.

The Annual meeting Of the Female School
Association Of Middlebury, will be held at tn,
Addison House on Tuesday next January 9TH
at half past six o'clock.
A. WILCOX. scc'y
Middlebury, Dec. 80, 1852 s6lw.
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NEW SUIT Or CLOTHES.
Hair Dye.

make il myself, and warrant II in all
cases where direction are followed, or refund
the money. II. A. SHELDON.
December %, 1852
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REMOVAL.

The subscriber has removed his Bindcry to
his new dwelling house p miles from the vii
lagc, on the east road leading TO East Middle
bury, where he will attend to all calls in his
line Of business, such as repairing or re-bind-
ing old Books, &c. Periodicals, &c, bound
in good style.
n. ID. Those who favor him with their Gus
tom can leave their Rocks At l.. W. clark's
Book Store, where they will he delivered,
wbep bound II RICHARDSON.
Niddebury, Dec. as, 1852 5G3w.
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I'll nrrir0,

Tn Randolph. Dec. 2lst. by Rev. s.
Sparhawk, Mr.. ERAsTUs b. STEWART, Of
Bristol. to Miss HARRIET VI. Thomas, of
Randolph.
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The best Remedy for C0Hghs CoidS, and
Consumption ever used in New Jersey, says
the Plainficld Union, Of September 20, 1913,
is Wistar's BaSam of Wild Cherry, which has
been sold in that State number of years,
and after this long trial. we are enabled conf
IDENTIFY to state, that it has given better salts
faction, aud more of it has been sold and
used, then any other Patent Medicine for the
same discasc-and we have no doubt it is the
best medicine now before the public for the
disease for which il is advertised 1t has in
many cases done great good allording much
relief to the sick and afflicted, and we safely
recommend it to all who are troubled with
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, and all other
diseases of the Lungs, rs valuable, safe and
most useful medicine.
l8 fSo" the D'd'"" Mass Gazette Feb IS
The introduction of this famous medicine
to the public by Seth W. Fowlc has been of
more service, probably than any other article
that has yet been discovered, and has effected
more cures of various complaints that " flesh
is heir to- than all the miserable compounds
that have ever as yet trumpctcd throughout
the country. The numerous certificates in
his advertisements fully substantiatcs the vir-
tues of it.
None genuine unless signed /. BUTTS ON
the wrapper.
MidIcbnry I'D Nredhan Br.tol, A. 7. Roscoe
New Haven, II. Z lIa-krll. w. Cornwall; I. =. Beu-
son, Whitus,F. Huntington, Nersenncs; T. {. Smith.
MonNinn
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Safety.

Bells Patent Safety FLUID LAMPS. by
which the use Of Burning Fluid is rendered
essentially safe; just received by
Dee. %, 1852. II. 4. SHELDON,
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Notice.

The Stockholders of the Middcbury iIo-
tel Company are hereby notified that the an
nnal Meeting of said Company will be holden
AZ the Addison House, on "Wednesday, the 9th
day Of January next, Mt > O'Clock, T.. NJ, for
the purpose OF clccting Officers for the year
ensuing, &c. ID. $. CHURCH, Clerk.
Mlddlcbury, Dee. 2S, 1852. 3G:2w