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Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-11

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.---The Rev. 7. w. Greer,
of vrguia, Is expected TO preach the street Baptist
Church tonight, at o'clock The public are respectfully
invited to attend, oct IL
NOTICE.
IT'HE "BANK OF THE REPUBLIC," which ordinarily
/ opens at TO- a. m, will to accommodate the public,
open at o'clock tomorrow morning.
WASHINGTON, October IL, 1852 oct1l-l*
NOTICE.
adjourned meeting Of the delegates from the several
N Fire Companies Of this city will be held this Monday
evening at b O'clock Hall Of the En-
gno House. Pnnctua attendance s earnestly requested
By order DAVID p. KURTZ,
oct 1i-1t Secretary to Convention.
ATTENTION SCOTT CLUB OF N. L.
NHE regular weekly meeting of the Northern Liberties
Scott Club will be held tfis (Monday) evening" at
~ o'clock in the hall Of the Northern Liberties Engine
house
The members Of the Club requested DO punctua
In their attendance business VIII be brought
before the meeting. N. D. LARNER,
oct IL Secretary.
yNTANTED.-Two three good House Carpenters.
wv Apply to CHARLES +. WOOD.
oct 11-1r
vXTANTED.-Two good journeymen Plastsrers, to
w whom will pay 81 per day. Apply 70
Il. 3. ALLEN,
oct 11-2ts It'll Ward, near Island Hall.
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DRAWN NUMBERS OF THE DELLA
IL ware State Lottery, Glass los, drawn at VII.
mngton, Delaware, October Q, 1859:
33 SO SO % IA % 26 Is so " 40
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LIVES OF WHATCOAT, McKENDREE, AND
GEORGE.
SDRIEF, authentic and readable biographies OF three
I'D good men a adorned the Church-men Of
markwhose lives ought to be studied that the infection
their high and glorious deeds be caught by young
peope."-Zion's Herald.
For sale at GRAY BALLANTYNE's
oct IL Bookstore, 9TH street.
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GREGORY 4 MAURY, Managers,
Successors to J. w. MAURr X %.

ON Saturday, Oct. 10, 1854,
STATE OF DELAWARE LOTTERY, Glass No. ia for 1852.
VIII be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware.
$35, 900! $4,000! $6,000i
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TO PRINTERS.

IIoR SALE large Cylinder Napier Printing Press, In
good condition, together with Long Primer Bourgeois
and Hrsyier type about 500 pounds Of each) Imposing
stones Stands Gases, &C., SUFFICIENT for publishing news
paper For tems 40, apply at the oee of the Daily Tel
aaar.nb oct ST
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DentI)s.

In vi, village on the 5h Instant, Elijah Nye Esq aged
SO He was, io years. worthy citizen Of Berlin
where has remains ittefed. Que Of thsc prudent
temperate and industrious farmers, who accumulate hand
come estates by unremiing diligence, and who know
keep Them. lie provided beally for his children In hi.
life time, and le them, At his death, the rich Legacy Of
good example, lie onon spoke with pleasure and ANNA
lion, Of an incident In his hoyhopd, first meeting with
the " Father Of his county" tie driving team nd
the wheels OF his discussed very agreeable
to good ufmcf. Warrington IN u geile tone aud knd
manner said 10 him" My lad, your team sick Of i.
driver h'ile grease upon the axle viii cure thon -
II was esson fof life and the Incident Mr. A. wa.
much indebted Tor his prosperity He found that 10 sue
eecd and pc. pleasantly and prospe rousy through e
must erase ht fchecis
10 Monticello, Jones Co, Iowa Of cpesumptiou Mr. Dan
tel Bartholomew, n native OF Hartford, W.
Al his residence ~ Dan,ile, tho 25h ulmo in
years.
IN Newbury, May 4th, Of qnict con.ump,ion. Martha,
wife OF Rev Juhn Cufrief Of tho Vermont Annual
ence, Nred ~ years.
In Yves, Concord April 5th, Mr. heophilus croe, in the
roth year OF his age-one Of tho fret settlers Of kuhy
Ia Nocoii, April 81 Mics Elizabeth eldest daughter Of
d. q. Pennock, ESQ. aged 20 seafs.
Atyanesvle, tWisoonsinl March alsi Betsey, wife
John Nichols, ESQ, Hnd daughter Of seth Crshmau,
late resident OF Essex county, Vt Truly in his
verified the saying that death love. shining mark Ia
brightest ornaments, Religion OF puro. voaiics
Lii efaure one ct It's Democrat
Al Gfoton, Mass. Chnfluus & wife of Rev Matthew d.
Gordon, and daughter Of Hon Samuel Swn Of Mddlcbuty,
VI
In Meredon, Michigan. March 18th John Truhon Foster.
aged ~ Also, March l7h, Caa, wife Of Rev. HUrsrho
Poster, iofmefly OF Orange VI. aged Is years.
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Montpelier Prices Current.
REPORTED BY THOMAS \. DoTY.

MoNTrEMER, May Q.
Best corned beef ) per b., fresh by the
Or. g. retail Q; best sat pork, 10 a l21
fresh, whole animal) 5 %, retail, 4a9; NUT
ton, la &.
PRovIsToSs, &c.-Faniiy Butter ~ Is;
store to -; cheese Z 9 lard 10 a l24, tai
low 9, dried apple a s, eggs lper doz 10
a, potatoes lper bul to AZ, pie apples none
-, dessert apples (None.)
HAY AND GRAIN.-Corn IS, oats
81, hay s. : per ton.
FLoUR.-Extra fine flour (per bbl.) $ii s.
fancy brands "A $, superiine : p $40.
GRocrmEs.-Sugars drown w. l. and y, O..
per Ill., 5 &C., white and crushed 81, com.
w. |. Molasses (per gall % "a, hnseed oil
81 So, coarse salt &c to o74c., dairy per bag Is
to "a.
MIscELLANEous.--Dry and green hard wood
$24 per cord shingles per m. 81 Sll, wool 30
374c per h., nails at wholesale S3,06a3s cwt.,
hides co. sole leather l5A l6c., upper (per IT,
l25c. Grained trimming leather TO-
Herds Grass Seed 500 per bush. Clover
seed l2a lac per ID.
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u An Produce in packages or otherwise
consigned 70 rs should be distinctly marked IN
our name and the initials Of the consignor.
ASliES--lhcre is but little dong. Pearls
remain iirm az II C. Pots IA c. Stock on
hand small
Blu ITER-The past few days has declined
: &c. with indications Of further depreciation
u for very choice and good color are the pre-
sent sales, and purchases are only made in lin
tied lots. w hite and other shades as quoted
New butter is coming in much more freely and
all should be packed solid to be most saleable.
Several lots have been consigned from New York
city for this market the past week.
CHEESE Old Cheese mostly out of the
market Some newly made is arriving and
worth &C, as to quality, for prime.
FLOUR-Roceipts of Flour quite moderate
and the market Is firm with steady demand
from the trade. Extra brands from Si,s75 a It
which includes Ohio, Michigan and Genessoe
good brands Of the latter very scarce and bring
s. 80 81 per Dbl
GRAIN-Corn has been in fair demand at
steady prices. Sales of Southern yellow at GGc
and white at 81 62c per bu Northern oats
are steady and firm at IL 45c and Rye in
small lots brings 10 per bu.
PRONISIONS-Th market for Pork re.
mains without change, with steady. but mnder-
ate sales TO the trade The transactions have
been at Sis for Prime 1850 so for Mess
and q % for clear and extra clear, mos
Beef sustans the advance noticed in our last
and has been in good demand Beans scarce
Dried apples IN better demand Eggs plenty.
POTNFOES-Cout scarce. Whites IL
good order worth 65c. Peach Blows IS to soc
by the car load in bulk or bags.
SEEDS-Are IN moderate demand.
WOOIl--lhe auction sale IN New York o
100000 lbs, 2sth Of last month, was on an aver
are Il 4 less than the same wool coud hay,
been sold in January. Prices still tend down
ward with no prospect of successful rally dur
ing the present season.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-05-13

Death Of Isaac r. Hopper announce with
deep regret the demise of that venerable and
widely known Philanthropist, Isaac I. Hopper Of
Philadelphia.
He, if any one, might adopt in all humility the
words OF Job "When the ear heard me, then II
blessed me; and when the eye saw me, 1t gave
witness TO me; because delivered the poor that
cried, and the fatheress, and him that had none
to helphiin The blessing of him that was ready
to perish came upon me; and caused the Wild
ow's heart TO sing for joy." The fugitive Slave,
the unfortunate criminal, the children Of poverty,
all commanded his warmest sympathy, and, to
he full extent of his power, his efficient aid
Many hundreds of Fugitive Slaves probably owe
helr safety from the pursuer in good part to hs
strenuous exertons in their behalf; and from the
hfst organization of the New-York Prison Asso-
cation until within the last few months-when
severe Illness compelled him TO resign the post,
he held the responsible office of Chairman OF the
committee on Discharged Prisoners, and per-
formed It's duties with a zeal and devotion rare
LOT one at his advanced age, and which comman-
oed Tor him the admiration and love OF his associ-
ltes.-.N Y. Tribune
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WILL PRESENTED.

STATE OF yRRMoN1, Al Probate Conn holden
Washington distinct at Probate Once Mou, polier
within aud io said district, the eth Day OF MAY, A. D.
ls52,
Present, tho Ior JACOB SCOTT, Indge,
iusffument. pufroffins io be tho LAST WILL. AND
a TESTAMENT OF ELIJAH VI, late OF Montlelicr,
said district deceased being presented the
y George Nohinso-, The eNecuta' therein named for
Probate II ordered by said Court that all persons
cernsd theicn be notified 10 appear Of said
Conn be holden tho Probate Ofcu 10 Montpelier
22d day Of May A. d. lssl, O'Clock, A. N
and cause Il any hey have, against the Probate
of ud VIII, for which purpose Is further ordered, that
copy Of the record Of this odc he puhhed
suceessveY In the Vermont Natchmaa and State Journal
printed Montpelier, all ious 10 sad time appointed
Tor hearing.
A copy Of record,
IS Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
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Cambridge Cat,le MARKET, May ).

RePouedforthe Beston Daily Adveitissr.
Al Market sec Caule, about 200 Beeves and Ice
Stores consisting of working oxen, aud calves, year
lngs, two, and three years old
Priees-Maikrt Beef Extra s. IS per ewt lst quail
Tvs 81; 2nc quail 5000 6,75 Sd quail $ d IS sos
ordinary $3.50 Hides $3.50 per ewt Iaow SO =
5000 Pell- 81 10 Sls5-Calf Skins 10 per III.
Vral Calves 800 to 253 market. Bau,ins cattle $,
l-2 to Sc pet bundled.
Stores Working Oxen-SS9, % 100, and 1856.
Cows and C4lves-2l, 25, se, TO a.
Nearhngs SO, 10, II 10 81 s.
Two years old, Is, 20, ~, To S27.
rhree years old IS. %, 81. 81 AID 80
Sheep aad Lsmbs-l5ls AT market aud sales quick at
qpotat,ons. Priees-cxtta 5, ; ~, 8 to 6l2.
BY lot g., ~, ,, , 2, ~ 4,50
Swine 500 fat hogs Mr. Pierce, Of West CamhIidge.
Remarks. The market well supplied with good heo e.
and piiees have deeiued from last week.
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ttlarriaocs.

In ST. Johnsbury, Apn 25h by the Rev. H. A. hssieioe
Mr. y. w, spAuding, OF Mouistowa, to Miss Jane H.
Reach, Of e. Johnsbury.
10 Bakersfield, by Rev d. Warren, April Is, Nit Dana
Fuller, of California, 10 Ms Maria Fay, Of b. BY the
same, April ~ Mr. Simon swandale Of GTsenve, g. Z. to
Miss Dueina W. Topper, OF b.
Al Wsiishsld on the eth April, NJ. Scion Davis OF
Bfoohheld, aud MIs. Celis,M. Taylor OF W.
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Brighton Market, May q.

Reported Tor the Boston Daily Advertiser
Al Market s25 BeefCatic 100 Stores Swine and 1925
sheep. Very few beef cattle sold previous arrival
Brighton.
PAGES. BeefCattle-Moro than a supply OF beet tile
.ere Msrset consequently prices deelined. We quote
Exirs ss,25 o $50; first quality s6,75 7,00 second
quail. CPS 50, ihin 5,75a 2a
Nearly GOD beet cattle unsod.
Working oSeHaes al S'2, 60, 20, lo lloi i2e, iS5,
and if2.
Cows and Calves-saes sai o5, D. 81, 81 A and So
siores-No Sales noliced- -
Sheep and I.ambs-saes ,. 30, 45o, 5,a5 and go
SwiHe-Sales quick lots TO peddle a g Tor sows,
is for barIows. Al retail l2 for 10 for hatows
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PATENTS.
& FOREIGN OFFICE,
AGENCY FOR BUSINESS
WITH THE q :. PATENr OFFICE,



No. 22 state street Boston.
$40 the subscriber appointed bythe tommis son
Of Patents, Agent OF he L. :. Patent Once, In
co-dance with the LON S.ciioo of Act OF 1887
Having i,hnguished tho Agescy for the transmission OF
Models and adopted expedition. moda of sending
hen the Patent Office caeeby Patent BE- procured
a6o weeks earlier he forward them
OF "xpensuio prepare Caveats specifications, Assign
ncnt, ond oil tho ntc6ssafy Papers and Drawings Tor Pa
and to render advice lsga und soenthe
respecting the Patents secured IN Europe and other
countries.
aud expense Ola inurneY Washington delay there
we'll al personal trouble 10 obtaining their patents
They also have the advantage of Verbally explaining hcr
iuNtnt0ns, and Of consulting them
genere paramount importance obtain
SPECIFICATIONS end claims The experience OF si'ceH
Practice. extensive collection OF works. decisions
c mechanical SUBJECTS, the Patent Laws and Paents
different countries, collected murh expense during
the long h Office has been established, together h
accounts here kcp Of enons patented at Washington,
ensbe subscriber ford inventors, DESTROYS OF
curing pacas and niormaton which, Ia other
respe cts, might be difficult ofallainmcnt
n II. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents.
Washington, Jsig 81 lei9.-Dutns the time occupied
the Office Cummis sonnr ct Patents, Il. u. EDDY, Esq
of Besen did the Patent Office solicitor io
procuring puiuns There ew, II any, persons acting
IN that capacity who bad much businsss before the Pa
Office aud ;here Who conducted u with
skill fidelity aud success fegafd Mi. Eddy
hest Informed aud skli Patent Solicitors 10
the United States aud have hesitation ia assuring In
that they employ pereon competent
aud Trustworthy and capable Of putting their Hppca
lions foam for them oaiy and favorable
consideration at the Patent Office.
I. te Commissioner Of Patents.
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'ftroitly done-A daring villain entered the
,,esidence Of Harvey Seymour, at Rochester, n:
m ironing in the kitchen The lady saw him
INST by her side with a large knife in his hand,
WIN which he threatened to kill her if she didn't
.eii her where the money was kept. Retaining
ner presence of mind, she told him to wait till
sue could rock the babe, which the noise had a
woke. The cradle stood beside the lounge, and
~ she not to the lounge she drew pistol and
Ua HIM to leave, OF she would shoot him. lie
vlled out .don't shoot" and jumped out of the
widow Mrs. Seymour, on his departure, went
a'l'9 The next house, where her courage failed,
and she tainted.
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ANOTHER scrrsrlrIc woNpnai-laronrASr

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER !-iMPoRTANT
TO DYsPEP1tCs
Dt. J. ". HOUGHrON,s PEPsfN The True pires,i,.
Fluid, o. Gastric Juice prepared from RENNET or tho
FOURTH STOMACH or THE OK, ener objections OF
HoUGHToN MID Philadelphia. This il tsuls sondet-
,ol ,smedy tei IMPRESSION, DYsrEPslA, JAUNDCE.
L.NEh COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION, and DEBt1.I-
Tx, curing snet NATURES OWN METHOD, by Ma
IuhE's OWN AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE Pamph
lots containing Scientific Evidence Of its value furnished
agents giatis. See notice among the Medical Advertise
ments ty
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~ .hnnesota-The Legislature of this young
aerritory recently passed the Maine Law and
uonlt'ed It to the people for approval or relec-
u on az special election on the 9th inst, and
icy hare poted TO ratiy and sustain The ia,o. The
r; SSe was very heavy and the majority quite de-
Inc law was TO take effect on the Is. Of May.
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JOURNAL IN THE UNION.
Tho character Of The Plough "a, Loom and "a, s.r7
wen knewn ts ioundef, he late Coouul skinner .s tho
pioneer w tho publication Of Agricultural Journals having
ISSUED the fret work OF the kind published IN this coun
The work since tho un,ineiy death Of IL. late es;o, h
beeu conducted by he son, Frederick q. sknnet E.o
been veil s~s,,oeg NJ ,stn,, % ~, ,ena,s'v9 mas
assisted by the undersisned and be the lead,ug oh
iect heretofore, Of The Plough, Loom, and the Aav
10 show the cu,aiofs OF the soil that the cfen
industrial casse. OF the country there perfect harmony
the consuers 81 Agricultural rodur,. en,novsd IN cs.5
pursuits, nnd the nearer they 10 Tue rLOUGH-he
gea maehno Of pfoduotion-thc better will be for tho
The Editors have 10 tho best Agricultural Journa,s
OF tho DAY, both foreign und domestic from whch
up their selections ia addition 10 which Inc wo,k ene,,
the aid Tho abies contributor. and writer's IN tho eoua,,y
amongst whom !. Henry q. Carey Esq the disiln.
Rushed OF the eee subject OF Pooal Ecoao
Auice. fiom Political wr,et. on eve,v ,h,as relating
to Agriculture, Horticulture, fioeuute. So. a. enrich is
pages Sci also, articles with ulus ron 90 Meet an
ics, Manufacture, New Inventions, Science and the As
Il is confidently believed hat work the kud published
80 ul meets the OF those engaged in the eaivaon
Of The earh from ilc large farmer paater down to him
who M hs garden, him who cultvatcs bed OF aIw-
err, as DOES TIE Poagh, The boom, and the .1Hrl
Ihe Piosgh, TIC foofp, AVID ne .7ar monthly
aud contains ssy four Of closely puied maer
" cnbe shed with appropriate engiasinss and j.. Offered
10 those who receive this Circular at the following
Greatly Reduced Rates of subscription
ono eoay. ono year 10 advance. $500
I i've Coec'' ard not exceeding zen, 10
Fi0een copies and upwards 100
fNnu COPY VIII no seut pfdts 10 ih' person who Towns
either Of tho above Clubs, ind forwards tho money the
Publisher
Subscriptions may begin with any month n the ycar--
he work has always been 81 aud Il iced
the ahovc reduced terms 10 btng whn every per,ons
means, sud thus secure iot ext, nsive circulation.
fefson forming tubs sending single subscribers, will
be careful 10 write the Name Post Office, County
IN pHn hand, and oncloss the subscription List with
money 90 letter, (Which may be my ti.k
penscl DE- euted - follow.
NIX. MyRoN FINCH,
I22 NASSAU SrREEr,
NEW.YORK
or barsraint al a., lotto, ,, r,o,c, "a an a.. rt,o,.t
edged by return OF mail, at NV expense.
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few- York, January 10 1852
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INFORMANT TO THE PUBLIC!

The following adsetisemsnt published May, lo49,
"a The B1ston Daily Times - oihcf
ia he United States, BY james O. Wilscn, E.q the
OF the WoodwoHh Patent" shory atoT had advertised
my Z" PATENT STATIONARY CUTTER. FLAMING,
TONGuEiNG, AND GROONlNG MACHINE" through
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Joel WI. Vinsons' Estate.

THE Subscribers, having been appointed By the Honora
BILE Probate touT far tho District OF Washington CON
msioners, 10 receive examine, aud adjust all claims and
emands Of all against the estate OF JOEL W. WIN
SONS late OF WaUen n said srict, deceased represent
ed nsovent snd tho term Of months the hTst day
May, A. ID. 1852, allowed by said Court the creditors u
said dseeas.d exhibit and their elaine
befos usDo give that will attend the duties
Of oui appointment the dwelling house OF Aou Loyeu
"a Waien IN said district the 18th
ls day OF November, O'Clock afternoon each Of
said days
LEWIS CARDELL, Commits
GIDEON GOODsPEED, sioners.
Warren, May lat, A. d.. ie5a n
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PAPER HANGINGS.

PRING styles just received The styles beautiful
SPRiCEs LOWS sso1meni large, and embraces all quail
ies from TO the best Ffeneh ssns At the Peope
Store, opposite Brick Church. LYMAN l. KIM.
Apill o. 1872.
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BATHING APPARATUS.

BY which inefson nnd vlp"r baths with
removing re nateat hum tbs bed.
Thee combined facilities for meeting tho NJ The
sick, ami the and d. psirh aiirndance make
kni Of bestead invaluable piece of furniture The
SICK roonthe dderatum long sought for br Phy sicans
aud greatly uoudcd Tor the sitk.
fJlhc suhsctihei, having made arrangements with the
Pentee TO manufacture the above named REDSTEAD foi
Inc State Of Vermont, wond give that
ed on all orders from any and an srctiuns the
Possessing tho lleiiites be- ducs for
enabled sell The hedstcad tho reduced Price uf $50
liberal discount will be msde Co those Who sell
1gain SAMUEL ". ABBOIT.
'Nr,tociier Anil 1870 --tr
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"PIANING MACHINES.

TAKE this method OF answering the frequent inqui-
RES by letter aud otherwise, to MY opinion upon
the notices through the papers, OF The stationary
khiie Planning Machines attempted 10 be palmed OF upon
several persons gsorao If iheistfue worth, sould state
for The information OF tho iugufers that thcY viii ind sub
siantaIy machine offered b. several pretending ia
yenors the iuih volume 81 the Repenoy Of
Ans Invented by Samuel Benthan, the year 1891 Ike
machine patented Ia this eounty by kugef,
since aud another pot up BY Albeit hieh
Ids of West Toy ~ y, aud abandoned shout the same
time, IL ought satisfy the public 10 know that alter nj
weight experimenting these machines, DOT one
IN IA Of Value tor tho purposes contemplated
- will furnish STATIONARY knie Machine equal 10 any
use auy offered By the pretending Inventors al
the of the machine aad hse zee cent Tor trouble
JAMES G. WILSON,
" May 10. isl9. Phil.deiphia,
dent thai any person or heard o. suth ma
chine as mine until Invented tbs Sad machine mas
operated ~ the August 1875 aud machine be-
fore this could do much work and cot ns wen a. mine
ln reply the above advertisements and "a o.ao hst ihe
public may Ice assured that mean what say VIII one TO
pedso ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS against an equal a
spouat from satd Wilson, that ONE Of machines will
nlanr OF tongue and grove N tho less power, az
,ei lnrnh. IN the me mo, aud do we'll, better
,hnn TWO of The Waodworth" machines. The tia 10
Ne made at my sss Mil, border ST. hast Boston, Mass
a, al such ohef place may be Tor such tris
JOSEPH y. WOODBURY.,
East Boston, Mass. August IA, 1854. 4o.Iy
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Muspraf's Superior. Bleaching Powder
N'eio'ia Miis C,l~bra'od Whiting rspcr'.
Rus-tu superior
Gennessoa Printing
Rawlius & Sons Fn-sh Tissue "
Cowau & Co.'S Enghsn md Seatch Whiting do.
They also gents in the principal Paper Manufacture
n his conutt, and ohorior sale BY Ear The
desric stock Of PAPER aud Paper Manufacturers
Materials be- found in flis other country.
They occupy the large aud commodous Warehouses; No.
cha street. - Cln street, Ne. % Beekman Street,
be-
lhei tustcss spcty wholesale, aud Writing Papcrs
are sold the only
Their entomology facilities enable them offer 81
Goods, both Foreign and Domestic a. the lowest possible
pucos.
Paper made 10 otleF, weight Liberal ad-
vaucos made ousisnmonts Of Paper Papef Makcs'
.tock aud nthei m rch.ndize.
The highest market pfce paid In cash for all kinds of
Rtg- 15tJan !.
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NEW GOODS.

- COLT & FIELD arc This woes diving largo add
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