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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY s. 1852

there as The guests Of the State gives me the hope
mat The people OF Indiana will be ready to supper
those who struggle for the independence Of their
country.
The two Joint Resolutions OF the General Assem-
by approved by the Governor OF the State Of Indi-
ana Will be treasured up in the hearts Of every Hun
gafan, as consolation for the past and encour-
agement for the future
Accept my warmest thar ks for your sympathy and
your support L. KossuTH.
Washington City, Jan. 10, 1852
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sign for Mantle. Crate Frame and Summer Piece.
Dsted Feb 3, 1852
James L. Jackson of New York, N Y, for De-
sign for Crate Frame aud Summer Piece. Dated
FEB 3, 1852.
James l.. jackson OF New York, N. Y, for De-
sign for Crate Frame. Dated Feb 3, 1852
James l.. Jackson OF Nes-York, N. Y, fof De-
sisn for Crate Frames Dated Feo. 1852.
James Shields OF Tishkill N Y, for Design for
Han Combs. Dated Feb 3, 1852
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X The L. S. Mail Steamship Marion,
Capt. Berry, arrived here yesterday from Charles
tor, whence she sailed on Saturday last. Our
thanks are due to the publishers of The Charleston
Ccuier, Mercury, News and Standard for late papers,
and to J. c. Mather, ESQ., Clerk of the Marion, for
their prompt delivery.
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Arrival Of the Empire City.

The Empire City arrived yesterday morn
ing from New Orleans and Havana. Shelsft Havana
atnoon on the goth ult Twenty miles from Havana,
passed steamer Georgia, from New-York The EN-.
pire City brings 100 passengers. She has also on
freight sl22,CC0 in specie from New-Orleans, con.
signed to Messrs. Beebe & Co. and g. S. Robins &
Son.
James Reilly, aged 81, died at Havana on the 3Osh
Of January, of dysentery, He was employed on the
Empire City as " coal passer"
The following came passengers in the E. c.
From Netr- OrieGns-Dr Charles Byaa, James Dumas,
Ed Lilly VIM. III Kinney, NJ Fowler. Henry Bruce Mrs.
A. c. Hill, N Foster, John s. Hughes. Thomas Sheldon,
n Trannck Samuel Morris, Venkoits Eanton Mss
Mary Ferris, A Wright, Col j. w. Allen. Charles Lion,
John Burbsrk k. 8 Simon Lewis Kaiser, VIM Davis Geo
L Dolson Thos Stanton, John Welsh, M McMunay. W
Holden. A. Ensler. Thos McGbben. Thos Purcelie, Mrs
Mexican and child, Chas Ktuiser. c. Fisher. F Kames
" Fitzsmops, III. Walden Mr. Holmes and lady, ID. Glib
bins. James Curran, Mills, John Il Ferguson. John
O'Nei, Mr. Hughes Chas. Powers, George G. Toole, w
Miner, Mrs Heyerly and child.
From ChagTes and San JuGnL. Hart, Benz. DittenhOf
fer Charles Thomas Lewis Gilman, NJ Peck. John Har-
lis, Mrs. Backenstein and daughter, John p. Wnch,
Jas. Nathan Capt. ID. L. Jewett JOhn Lecruce, VIM M
Futon Mrs Il. Doyle, Geo. W Dudley, Mr.. Money, Ed
Chas Harvey. w J. Perry, John X Cotless Jas Brown,
Chsx BBnndt, John Boyd W l. Carman, w Smith, BEN.
+. Wheeler, Robert Young James Sloane Mr. Katr, Ed
ward Butler John Seaman Lewis Fab lnks, A. Jacobs
Henry Bownes. Robert Crowley Peter Woodne. A Wat
son, Levi, +. Smith, Edward Bradley Peter Plumsr,
VIM. Baldwin. John Laixnn, Geo. Vsnderwator, John
Hendrickson, Chas. Madden, NJ Jacobs
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HEALTH OFrIcER.-Gov Hunt on Tues.
day nominated to the Senate, for confirmation. DR..
RICHARD L. MORRIS, Health Officer for the port of
New-York, 10 ill the vacancy occasioned by the do.
cease OF DR.. A Sidney Doane.
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By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune,


Ihe southern MatI-Lafer from Texas.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Feb 4, 1851.
The Southern Mail has arrived.
The New-Oreans papers contain Galveston dates
to the 23d ut, brought by the steamer Meteor The
Charleston Ne'gs says Among the passengers by the
steamer Yacht to Brazos Santiago were Hon. j.
c. Watrous and the United States Attorney for the
District, VIM. p. Ballinger. We understand Mr..
Watrous will Immediately organize branch OF the
Federal Court at Brownsville, and it is expected that
the first business OF the Grand Jury will be to inquire
into ofenses committed against the United States by
those participating in the difficulties on the Rio
Grande-the U. s. Attorney having received instruc-
tons from Washington to prosecute the same
The U. 8. steamer Fashion landed so men and
90 horses OF regiment of mounted rifemen at Mat
agorda.
Dr. John S. Ford, lately connected with the revo-
lutionaIy movement IN Northern Mexico has been
elected to the State Senate in place OF Gen. Bur-
lison, deceased.
The Legislative School bill was still under con.
sideration, and motion had been made to strike
out Two Millions and insert one million as the ap-
preparation.
The Apportionment bill reported to the House fixes
the number of Senators at SO and Representatives
at 90
Mr. Bigelow, Senator from Cameron, had submit
ted bill for the adoption Of the free banking system
The House had not passed the bill providing for
the payment of the public debt
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70 The U. S. mail steamship Alabama
Capt Ludlow, arrived from Savannah yesterday
morning, having sailed on Sunday morning last
We are under obligations to the officers of the Alaba
ma and to our friends of the Savannah Republican
Gscrgian Nelcs and EUsnng Journal for late papers,
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Disasters, &c.

BRIG GRAMPUs. Tucker. at sucsser from su'inam /.
has experienced heavy weaheriost boats aad stove Dai
warts. - IT.,
ITIryR from Kiiinsmock, Va states that schr Hri-
dab Ann west Of Providence was cut through by zee ths
2{,h ut of CurDtoman In Rappahanock RIVER and sunk
IN about twelve feet An attempt was 20 ne 4ads
18Th to get her to shore and repair the damage
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Departure of the America.

BOSTON, "Wednesday, Feb 4, I552.
The r. NJ. steamship America, Capt. Shannon
sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool, via Halifax
She takes out about IS through passengers, and
$l52, 200 in specie.
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The Florida at Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Tuesday, Feb g. 1852.
The steamship Florida, Capt. Lyon, from New
York, arrived here after passage of SO hours.
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BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Feb. 4, 1859.

BALTIMORE, "Wednesday, Eco 4, Io32
Some Of the sesmen on beard the New-Yo rk ship
Compromise, at Savannah, mutinied and attempted
to take possession of the ship. Captain Day. of the
Revenue Gutter Jackson has arrested the mutineers
The British ship Wolfe had been brought up 10 Sa-
vannah. The ere attempted to fire the ship.
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Eyarkets-Reporfed By Tel
Cu.prrsror Tuesday Fe

CHARLESTON, Tuesday, Feb. 3, 1852.
CoTToN-Saes 1900 bales at 65dSt. The marke
has exhibited greater frmless than for several days
mast
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
BY Telegraph.

CHARLESTON. Feb. 3-Ar. ship fathanne. schr.
Louisre bark Jasper aud brig Tybse, New York brig
Juno, Gibraltar.
Cd. tchr Bene Philsdelpha.
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Claims against Texas.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Feb. 4, 1852.
General Hamilton has called the attention of the
Texas Legislature to the claims filed against the
State for $4,000 for services in negotiating the ack
noweceement of the independence of the late Re-
nDbc at the Hague
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Death of Senator Berrien's Wife.
mutinY on Board the Ship Compromise, &c,

SAVANNAH, wednesday, Feb. 2, I552
Senator Berrien's wife died in this city on Monday
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CORPORATION MOTTO E.-Stree'

" Department. No Han OF hecorcs -.
Resoired Tia. pier be bnt In the East hyef, on ,ns
norhe,ly sds Of the foot of Houston from the esser
lire Of Ton the 10 be rs feet IN lsng'n ~ ~
feet in width on piles with block the soutas{ ids
Of SAID o. er 20 DC distant from ncsfhery line Of Hoas
ton notherly feet and inches Under The dHeeos Oh
the Street Commissioner: r,.~ q, I'M
Resoiysd That pier be built in the Esst Ryer 90 W.
souihery side Of the foot OF Houstea from .ss ~ "a
lire OF Torpsns st the pier bs as feet In
feet In width on piles with block the MOI n
OF saa per 10 be placed distant from the soansJJ ,.c
Houston 81 southeriy feet ana Bchcs ~s''' NV ~
ton of the Street C0mmissiopor. 49,, 4. .ra n. ia
R,solred That the Street Commissioner % sno ~ ~
hereby drscfed TO give the hSce he said piers
are dirscfsd 10 be bui unite with the Asyor ss
"a Cemmoosty Of the Cry Of NewYork IN ounaas ~
sac piers and contribute their Respective Ts
the expense thereof the same may :. Msyrh 1853,
saio piers 20 eed the hs, a.y udsr The
s,S COMPLETED within three months tas''~'
direction Of the Street. CouI9issaa Dec 81. 1851 ,s,
Adopted BY the Board Of Aide ,dsrmsn Jas isos
AdoStsd by the Board Of Asssissa.. AI"''
Approved b. tbs y ayor 111 an street CommiS9ss
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IN PURSUANCE Of I, az S.. osss. s:s..: =
sosas Of shs ,.Ss as. sss, sss.s.d !.
hS.g ,;sSE sTse E :: !:
pre,sn. the sane az ZIP psss the CRY o. Sex =
!, hs .S.s. e. s sSti d.y q March next -Da'''
shs q a.. s''';yTosssEEP a MovNT AAmAsrs's'.
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The following letter from CapS. Cuuer,
Of tbe.bark Dolphin, detailing the bombardment Of
Johanna, ore of the ComOro Islands, is from The
Warren Star:
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Presidential Electors.
Washington Mclean.
,. BarnaO ~ Bates.
District Electors.
Charles Kuhl.
George w Stokes.
r 5. Cunningham.
EnOch G. Dial.
Saml. IL. Steedman.
Charles j. orion.
James KYLE
J. Francis Cleveland.
William Palmer.
Benz f Johnson.
John b. D,mole.
William Golden.
William kennon.
Hugh J. Jewett.
William OSey.
Charles ii Mitchner.
Chalsley L. McArtor.
T. James Fintley.
Samuel ID. Harris, Jr.
Elias L. Wilder.
Elias ii. lIaines.
WIN u. Morgan, CHAR
ell Medary, of Franklin
; Joseph J. McD0 we'll, ol
itchell, Of Knox George
c. Within an, Secretary
McCook, of Jefferson Il
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Three Days Later from Europe.

The British mail steamship Africa arrived at
New York Thursday morning at . o'clock, hav
ing left Liverpool at 3 ?. NJ. 23d ult.
England A letter is published from Joseph
Hume, NJ. p, the chiei of the liberal party, dep
recatng any movement in favor oil the ballot per
Sc.
A London, Liverpool. and North American
Screw Steamship Company is announced. with n
ed for and will probably be secured.
France The Clerks in the Government Off
ces are busted IN arranging the petitions for the
Empire when completed, they will no doubt
form the ground work of the Sendius ConsuHus
to be in turn followed by the Piebisciste. 1t is
now confidently stated that the Pope will come
to Paris to consecrate the Emperor, but whether
in December or May next, is not certain.
The Emperor's title is intended, it Is suppos-
ed to be, Emperor of the French King of Alge-
ria, and Protector of the Holy Places, which
last, IT is supposed Is intended to give him pre-
text for meddiing in the affairs Of the East. The
project of constituting Algeria Vice Royalty
is more than ever talked of, and is, II seems one
of those on which the President Is particularly
tenacious Prince Lucicn Murat is again spo-
ken of as the future Viceroy.
Spain The Nadrid Gazette publishes a de-
cree appointing a consulting Junta of Foreign
Affairs. composed of the under Secretary OF
State, and chiefs of the sections Of that depart.
ment. Gen. Olloqui has been ordered to Cuba,
to assume the command of the department of the
centre. and the political and military government
of Principe Reinlorcements for Cuba were to
embark from different ports Of the kingdom.
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ASHES-Pcarls continue to be IN good de-
mand at S5,7J. Pots no change.
BUTTER-The market Is in fun supply of
fair and ordinary quality. Il is only strictly prime
and fall daines that Is sought for, and this grade
is very scarce. Sales for the various qualities
as per our quotations.
ClIEESE-There is good supply, but quick
sales from to &c.
FLOUR-The stock Of Flour is moderate for
the season, and with an active demand for home
consumption, prices continue to improve We
quote sales Of Ohio, Michigan and other Yves
tern at SI,75 a / o74 for common brands; 81
% 5 for fancy, aud 80 a ) s71 for the range
of extra brands
GRAlN-Corn continues steady and firm with
light receipts Sales of yellow at &c, mixed at
7cc, and white at 20 per bu. Oats continue
steady and firm at so a sic for Northern, and l3
a As for Southern. Rye is selling at - a soc
per bu. White Beans continue in fair demand
at 50 , 90 per b.
PROVISIONS-There is steady but mod
crate demand for Pork and sales of prime al
rs 80 IL 90; mess at Is So and clear and eX
ira clear at 81 % GO per Dbl, 4 mos. Beef has
been in moderate demand at l2 GO 10 co pc
bbl. 4 mos, for common and good mess. Lart
is scarce aud firm, with small sales of good, II
bbls and kegs, at II a l24 per Id, mos. II
Smoked Hams small sales at II l5c per ID
cash and mos.
WOOI.-The market continues very firm 70
fleece and pulled and the sales have been at ful
prices. In foreign we hear OF no Transactions.
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II. X. r.
MiraculOtls Cures,

PEOPLE wonder The quick efficacy OF the H. r. r. Rem
de 10 stopping pain, it, and curing the
most obstinate complaints Yet thoe !. no mystery n H.
there Is nothing mao ulons about IT, True, until the X X
r. Remedies introduced, 10 remedy OF medicine was
o,e known 10 stop the most tOuurns pains 10 few sec
oos and any the sjleut Clamps OF Cholera, Neu
ralea Spssms &c 10 lew minutes kadsays Rk VIII stop
p.in Instantly brcausr produces counter notion upon the
pats where the pain let. IL the patient suffers "m
Neuralgia acts upoa the nerves, and imsu,
vitality the parts where the pain I" eHPen"need' Ihe
actioa relief quick, and tho very m"aent u 70 APP
Piled IL begins the effects produced BY dis
sa.ed acloa II you victim Of cholera, acts
suntlytsken internally, ssss The stomach and alsys
all painful Irritation aud Sickness inuses heat inio the
blood, add its and heaihiul inhnence thfiiis
through every PARTON OF the body IL
NEUTRALIZEs THE POlS bNOUs MALARIA OF
CHOLERA & CHECKS IT'S PROGkEss
Appled externally, II ailays cfamps and spasms aud re-
so,ss the and almost less victim, 10 life
and health u you troubled with sick head ache the
Ready Re lief takea internally will neutfalze the acid Of
stomach make The and pure and the breath
fagrant externally, IL will produce counter aetcn the
scalp res.h tho This then, s the mystery a
bout action Of the H. r. Relief does not c ia The
action Of the Relief but In the science Of rs chemical AID
combination. So with each OF the X. r. H.
Remedss. The Resolseat 10 Lta manner upon the
blood ard diseased deposits sting and resolving
way the system all seoiuous humors and poisonoo
] sPosi,s.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-11

The Mechanics Institute Of Ohio, at Cincn-
matt, have awarded their Diploma to Ayers Cher
~ PectoraI, the widely celebrated remedy Tor
Colds, Coughs and Consumption. This honor
was richly merited by the Inventor OF that 'nva''
liable medicine which has secured not only the
above commentator, but also that OF the most
eminent Physicians in this, as well as the high
est medical authority in other countries. And
what is a far greater encomium on It's usefulness
Is, that it has won its way to almost every tresde
OF the American People.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-11

We have frequently heard the celebrated Ger
man Bitters, sold by DIR. C. NJ. Jackson, l2o Arch
street Philadelphia, spoken of in terms OF the
highest commentator, and we honestly believe
that it is one of the best medicines advertised for
the complaints for which it is recommended
They are pleasant 10 the taste, and can be taken
under any circumstances by the most delicate
stomach. The press far and vide, have united
in commencing this invaluable remedy or dys-
pepsia, debility, &c. and such arc the healing
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-11

RAILWAYS REGULATORS. For regulating the 90
gans Of the system and securing regular action %
fcoine the bowels from oil retained hamos. assisting it
stomach, aiding the digeetive organs their foncfor
duties the liver to secfee its bile, and the kidneys u
bladder their urine the bowels TO discharge their burden
and the skin 70 emit nee and respiration. Such
the effects the Remedies rave upon the system, and
the mystery Of their curing the sick 80 quick.
n r. Remedies arc for sale by Druggists generally.
pJ-GEO. w. BLODgErT Ciaremout, n n. General
Agent for New Hampshire aud Vermont. =. X. COLLINS
SCOTIA FIELD, Montpelier. 0e.3~
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PATENT WINDOW SASH,

VI We have just examined Shorts Patcn, Window
sash which We must the greatest improvement
for small alteration which have ever seen III, well
calculated fo dwellings, Stores green houses. show
and wherever glass .. used, entirely ,upercedcs putty
The mechanical arrangement Of the Sash that the
glass may be taken and put in sgain at pleasure
sufficient recommendation for this invention h. thu, !,
has been sold for States siuce it was
See Advertisements &,
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Simeon Hunts Estate.

TATE or VERMONT, : ~ Probate Court holden a,
Rsndol ph Disriai, Probate Office in Chelsea, within
AID District the 9Th iay of October 1872
Present, the Hon Pho nder periin Judge
Instrument pufponng be tho last will ant Tesla
~ m-uiu Simeon turt, late Of Tunhrdge In said District,
deceased being presented the Cog here by Major smith,
ono therein named Tor probate II is Of
Court that ait persons concerned therein, be
nothed 10 appear at OF shd Court. be holden
The Probate Office, Chelsea, the 10Th day OF Nosem-
her, l552 at nne O'Clock ~, and shoS IL any they
may have against Probate OF sand viii 70 which purpose
It is uuher ordered that acopy OF the record of thus oder
be published weeks successfully, IN Tho Vermont
s,ehan, printed at sonipeer aforesaid, soon may
be. true record,
Attest, G. w. CLARKE, Register.
A true copy offecofd,
% Aues', 4. W. CLARKE, Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-11

ELizuR WRIeHT AcouITTED.-It is well
known that Elizur Wright, formerly Of
the Chrouotype, aud later of the Common
wealth, was arrested nearly two years since,
on charge of aiding, &c. in the rescue of
the fugitive Shadratk. Since then he has
been on trial three times for this offence
At the two first trials the jury disagreed
but on Wednesday week, they returned a
verdict not OniNN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-11

Col. ireland, the Tariff Loocfceo, candid
atel Mr.. Simmons is one the ablest men
ia the country, and his election is honora-
BILE TO the Wings of the great Iron District
of Northern New York-Bwhngfon Free
Press.
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A LIFE OF WEBsrER.-It is announced
that Charles Lanman, for two years past
private secretary to Mr.. Webster, will short
ly issue an authentic account of the private
life Of the great statesman.
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WIIl PnEsCNTCD.

STATE OF NtKMONI, A. IfVbale touIi, holden at
MHqhngon District, Probate Office IN Moni pellet,
within and for sad distinct the 2ls day OF October,
A. D. lr52
Present, the Hon. JACOB SCOTT, Judge.
Instrument purpofiins he the iasl win and Tea
- lament OF NATHANIEL KING, SEN, iatetof Nonh-
held, said district deceased being presented tho
Court hero by William Putnam aud Nathaniel King IT,, the
therein named Probate IL Is ordered by said
Court, that al persous concerned therein b. uohed to
appear session said Cont DO holden at the Phato
Once Montpelier, the 18th day Of November, ls52
O'Clock A. NJ aud shrs cause, they
asap.t the Probate OF sad VIII; of which purpose IL
uher ordered that copy OF the record OF this order he
published thee weeks sucre.vely the Vermont Watch
and state Journal puaed at Montpelier, ell previous
1 o said time appointed ioi hearing
true COPY OF Gernri,
% Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
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DEATHS.

this village 9Th nstsnt, Alice Eliza ughfet Of Joseph
snd Mary Ann Poland, aged about years.
In the village Monday iti Mrs raY Davis wife Of
M. 1hcmas Davis, aged ~ Mrs. Davis Ct the
oldest nhab"ns OF nc place aud Is sincerely moutned by
numerous relatives and friends.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-11

1t gives us special pleasure to announce
that Hon. George A. Simmons, OF Reese
vile, is triumphanily elected 10 Congress.
in the Essex District, over the Lake, over
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Wool lined Gloves and Mittens.

They ore Indispensable in cold aud weahet Ladies
will md hoso Gloves useful In work that will so tho
hsnds time that they Will cure the worst salt
Rheuni OF Chspped Hands immediately. They made all
lengths protect tho ahi wrists Fer sale by Bowen
4 Nc Nnmee, New York NoTefoss q 1owne, Boston
John Thornley,, Philadelphia T. NJ pundefson Co., Bal
timore; Gtli 4 Rfnthef ~. Louis Bau Hckeox, Gin
cinnntti, aud hy I'll Rubber Dealers 10 The Union
Foi sale fetal ~ Country Merchants Throughout the
Unued States and Canada.
Pc TENDER 3m "
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-11

National Portrait Gallery: Philadelphia Robert
H. Peterson & Co., 4 vols.
The best American biography eXian', with ac-
curdt portraits. We have received SIX numbers
Of the second volume.
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Daniel Pages Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT 10 Probate Court, holden at
Washington lnsiiici,ss. Montpenet. wiihn ana i"f
Ahrih,m Page, Aduini,traipf the estate OF Daniel
Psgc late of o IA said dstic, deceased, presents M
ution uccuunt for scttlnmeni hareUPou It -
orereI that b. referred the 20 day Of NnNem
b3r s2 the Probate ofce 40 sad Mouip"hefs iof 81
ANIMATION and allowance and that al concerned be hoii
hod hereof BY publication ct tins "fief IN the Nenaon
Mat-hnan sisfe Joufnsl Puricd % Mon p~iier 'hfe'
weeks successive may be-, that thsY ms, ap
peat aad time and place. # they cause obi Get
thereto.
By order Of Court,
Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
A true COPY OF rccafd,
"a Attest, LYMAN bklbtSi Register.
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RARE CHANCE.

A NEW METHOD Of setting Gliss wtrHorf F''rry, or
- coo.ttuoted Window sash, calculated tor
dwelling housr-, show green h,u.o- aud other
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