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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-08
DEN TISTRY.

nOCT. HARRIS would inforii Che inhali-.
IItants ofNermont that he has the pleasure Of
being associated with thcif OLD Dentist ,DOCT.
BROCKWAY of whose uncquallcd skill,
very many in all parts Of this State rs well as
New York have had experience during the
last 30 years. The confinement of city life
and the pressure of bussincss having overtaxcd
a feeble constitution, he has sought relief aud
health in retreat to the mountains" where
his earliest efforts were famed into vigorous
and successful action.
Having united our energies, our capital and
our experience, we arc now and expect ID con
tinuc practising unicr the name Of Brockwny
x Harris, in style and to an extent quite in
advance of any other house III the State. To
the profession VIC would awe have opened NJ
the old stand of Doct Harris Dental Depot,
and are now prepared to furnish Dentists with
Instruments and Materials of every dcscrip-
ton, and Of the best quality, at prices as low
as ia the cities. We also inform the profess
sion that we have introduced an important
improvement in uniting the teeth to the plate,
which will BE- communicated, with the means
of adopting il. This improvement cxpcditcs,
beauties and strengthens the operation. We
are also putting up, for wholesale as well rs re
tail. Tooth Powders, (thc composition made
known to all) which are believed to be the
best that can be compounded FUSED in Doct.
BIS practice for 30 years.) This powder will bo
put up for Dentists, with their own labels, at
rs low u price as they can otherwise obtan II.
To the public they would SAY, you viii now
I iiad in Midllcbury, Ntat least All uncqualed
/ amount ofcSpcricncc in the Dental art, (Doct
Brockway, II IL believed, has inserted more
t'cth than any other man, las well rs tinrivallcd
facilities for executing and facilitating opera
tons. They have y furnace for melting aiil 4
mill for plating their gold and water power for
| polishing their work so that they are warrant
al in the assurance that persons can be sooner
and better accommodated with plate work
here, than at any other place, not excepting
the city Of New York. Confident IN their 4
bility to please they especially solicit the pat
ronagc Of thosc>wanting entire sets Their
| experience enables them boldly to challenge
n rival in this department. Their credentials
| are in the mouths Of many. Let the toothleSs
enquire and hey will learn. Our references
arc the people.
n. b. a Student Wanted One who Is not
af aid or ashamed to work will iud practical
instruction in the laboratory of
BROCKWAY g. HARRIS.
AZ Orders from merchants for tooth pow
dcfs filed at short notice.
Mildlcbury, VI, Aug. o, 1882 loft
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STATE OK VERMONT, { BE it remembered,
District of Addison, IS. ! that at "a Probate
Court held at Middlcbury,in and for the Dis
trict of Addison, ON the 18th day Of Scptcm.
Der, a. ID. 1852,
George s. Swift, named executor in an in
strumcnt purporting to be the last will and
testament of
STEPHEN W. HITCHCOCK,
late of said Middlcbury iu said District, de
ceased, presents the said instrument for pro-
bate: 1t is thcrcupon ordered, that the said
instrument be considered for probate, at the
session of this court to be held at the Office
of the Register of tiiis Court in said Middle
bury, ON Thursday, the 9TH day of October
next at one o'clock in the afternoon: and
that notice thercofbc given to all persons in
tercsted, that they may appear and make
their objections, if any they may have, to
the probate and allowance of said account, by
Publishing certified copy of this order in
the Aliddlcbury Register, newspaper printed
ut said Middlcbury, three weeks successfully
previous TO the time of said Court
JED. $. BrsHSsiL, R.gi,icr
\ true copy ofrccord
20:3w. Attest jap. S BUsHssLf., register
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iINCREDULITY ANNIHILATED !

The accumulated autographs of hun
drcds sf Physicians, Professor, members
IT the bar judges, merchants, &c, now
in the possession of the proprictors Of DR..
Rogers Syrup Of Liverwort, Tar and
Csuchalsgua, proclaim. trumpct-tongucd
the priceless value Of this medicine. as
rapid aud radical cure for Coughs, Colds,
I4ifupnza, Bronchitis, and all Pulmonary
and Hepatic Diseases Copies of por-
ton Of this voluininous correspondence
will be found in the pamphlet kept for
distribution by the Agents and the facts,
proofs and reasoning are commended to
the serious attention of all who think
CAUTION-Nonc genuine, unless
there is On the bull wrapper a nate If
harl signed with pen, by A. j. SEQ
WILL SEQ.
For Sale by 4. l.. SCONlLL & co, at tie
Depoi, Gothic H9H, SO Braodiray, " Y, and
by all respectable druggists in the United
States and Cana'lSs.
Also for sale in MlDDLEGrRY, by Russell
G. POWELL.
Price-ln large bottles, 81 ,00-six bottles
Tor $500
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ANERIGAI RNRGELAIH Or EHlEA.

This Ware has been subject to every varic-
ty of SIT is not affected by acids, heat,
cold or the atmosphere, its strength is suili-
cicnt to resist ordinary accidents, and in beau
ty and transparency it is admitted TO far OK
coed the imported article, and can be sold at
much lc.s price.
1t is manufactured into all kinds of house
hold furnishing goods consisting of Door
Knobs, Door Plates, Number Plates, Church
Pew Numbers, Hotel Plates, Escuteheons FOR
doors, Bureau Knobs, Curtain Pins, Dinner
and Tea sets, &c, Sc, &c. Any OF the a
bovc articles can be obtained of the subscli-
hers, or the right of sale IN any of the towns
in Addison, Rutland or Bennington Countics.
Russell & POWELL
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Making ia per cent. for
the year Guiding August /, 1852. Said per
centage to be east upon the original amount
ofprcmium note without reference to any en-
dorsement; and to be paid to the Treasurer at
his Office, in Montpelier, on or before the ooh
day of October, 1852.
THE 18TH ANNUAL PORT,
containing detailed statement of the bust
ness Of the Company the amount and num-
her of losses, &c, will be published early in
September and put in the hands of the mem
bcrs to which respectfully refer them fOfa6nll
statement showing the Importance to Them
aud to the Company, Of the PUNCTUAL
payment Of their assessments.
J. T, THURSTON, Treasurer
Once W. Mutual Fire ms. Co.,
Montpelier, Aug. Z, 1852. lS.3w
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IlNESBURGI ACADEM I.
VNllE Fall Term win commence wcdnesGa
L September g.

'JNllE Fall Term will commence Wednesday,
Il September g.
BOARD OF TEACHERS.
J. y. KINGSBURY, \. b., Principal, as
sisted by competent Prcccpircss, teachers of
Music, Painting, DrapiRg, Frenek, Pen
manMiP, &c, including all the branches ever
taught in an Academy
H. SMITH RUST, Teacher of Vocal Music.
HUGH TAGGERT, NJ. D., Lecturer on
Physiology.
c. u. CURTIS, Teacher Of Pcnmanship.
Frequent lectures will be given on Paysio'-
org, Nat. PhiloSoPhy, CHEMISTRY, astronomy,
and B'iaar, illustrated by an extensive APP
paratus
The Academy building las been entirely
rc-modcllcd.
Tuition, at the usual rates
Board can be obtained in good families
from s % TO 81 80 per week
Applications should be sent early TO the
Principal or TO the Secretary.
J. d. klNGSBURY, PrincipaL
fRiNcIs WiLsoN, S'rrtorY NJ The Board If
TrpSisos
Ilincsbursh, Vt, Aue a. 1872 2O;3w
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Middlebury Female Semi
naTV

The Fall Term at the Seminary COM
menccs the present week. with full
supply of Teachers We perceive, by
the Circular, that Mrs. Hitchcock will
retain the general supervision of the
young ladies, assisted by Miss Bruce, of
Cambridge, Mass, Teacher of Music.
Miss Bruce has enjoyed the instructions
of the best masters, and will instruct in
both vocal and instrumental music Mrs.
Hitchcock has charge also of Drawing
assisted by Miss Swcetser. Glasses in
French are formed by Miss S n. lib
bard. Mr. George G. Knapp, A b., is en-
ploycd as school Instructor, and may be
consulted at the Seminary, as to the
terms, regulations &C., of the school The
Trustees express much satisfaction i'll
the conduct Of the Boarding House, by
Mr. and Mrs johnson Liberal cxpcn-
diturcs have been made upon the premi-
scs. and Il spirit of enterprise seems to
prevail, to make the school acceptable.
August %
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7 o Physic i a NJ 8.

TlIERE will b. special meeting of the
u State Medical Society, on Thursday, the
Ind day of September next, at Rutland, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, In the Court House.
Physicians are invited to attend.
By order of
VI. GOLDSMITH, President.
o. SMITH, Secretary. 191w.
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Total
Members are requested to make payment
rs follows:
In Addison TO u V. Chambers,
Bridport to N S. Bennett,
Cornwall, Middlcbury and Ripton TO d.
Wooster.
Orwell, TO Roswell Bottum. Jr.
Weybrdgc, to S. r. Spraguc.
Whiting, 10 j i. Benson,
Vergcnnes, Waltham, g. punton TO w. g.
Sprague.
FerrIsbugh, Lincoln, Monkton. New Haven,
Starksboro, Huntington & Shell urnc, 10 i. II.
Landon.
The assessments are payable MS above within
co days, at the expiration Of which period the
Agents will return their respective bills 10 the
office.
by order OF the Directors.
SAMUEL NJ. CONANT.
Treasurer.
In Office, BtNndon, Aug. 10, 1852 l7.3w.
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In Manchester, Aug. 9th, DANIEL
RoBEaTs,of inflammation ofthe lungs, in
his s0th year. An carly sottlcr of Wal
lingford, a man of great industry, energy
and integrity. - - -
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Notice.

whcrcas,my wife MARY JANE has left my bct
and board, this is to warn all persons agains
harboring or trusting her ON my account, as
shall pay no debts of her contracting, aftci
this date.
JAMES SHEDRICK.
Bristol, Aug so, 1852. 19i3w
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


NTE, the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Probate Court for the District Of
New Haven. Commissioners, TO receive, exam
inc and adjust all claims and demands Of all
persons against the estate of
ENOUH YOUNG,
late of Starlisboro, in said District, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto And six months from the 18th
day of August being allowed by said Court
for that purpose, We do therefore hereby give
notice that We will attend to the business of
our said appointment, at the dwelling house
of the widow Lydia Young, in Starksboro, on
the ID Mondays ofOctobcr and January from
nine O'Clock "A. NJ. until four o'clock, PM, on
each of said days.
IRA BUSHNELL, ! Commis-
JOEL ORVlS, aoAcrs
Dated at Starksboro, this 10Th day OF Aug
1852. lS.3w.
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To Let.

The two Wooden Factories belonging to the
Midlebury ManuIact ring Comran, ,one Of them
formerly occupied by Davenport & Na,h, the 9th
or now occupied by Nash & Wheeler, whose leasc
expires the las, day of this month after which
time, one or both Of said Factories will he rented
as will best silt applicants. One of them has
three seis Of machinery, and the other two, with
all the necessary oulbu ldings.
Russell VALLETT,
Clerk Of Mil,llebury Manufacturing Co.
MiddielIury, Aug. 81, 1852. IS: II.
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L,KILAND L, 1.-The shares in these Village
Lots are nearly all sold. If you wish n pleas
ant homestead for R25, apply Immediately to
Chas. Wool, III John Street, n. Y. See adj
vertisment In another column.
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Rutland and Addison
Mutual.

The Directors have assessed The Members OF
the Rutland and Addison Mutual Fire Insu.
rance Co.. for payment Of the losses during the
year ending July Ia. 1862 ms follows:
On Notes In forcc Sent l. 1851 I Der cent
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! Be it rcmcm-
Probate Court held ut Mildlcbury, in and for
the District of Addison, on the 2Gil day of
August, \. d. 1852,
Luther Smith, named Executor in an in
strumcnt purporting to be the last will and
L.. fn,nnnlt -
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St. Stephens
pAN0CHIAL SCHOOL.

THE ID QUARTER Of the School VIII
Il commence on Monday, Tie 30th inst
and continue eleven weeks.
JAS MULCIlAllEY, Rector.
August III, 1852. 11.3w.
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The Steamboat Bill.
The General Appropriation Bill.
The Army Appropriation Bill
Tho Navy Appropriation Bill
The Post Route Bill
And the Post Office Annual Appro-
pfiation Bill,
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FARM FOR SALE.

rNIlE subscribers health having failed him.
L he is DESTROYS Of disposmg of his Farm. Said
farm contains about $50 acres and is well adap-
ted to all kinds of profitable farming; it is n
bundantly supplied with water, orcharding
and woollanl,-lt has on it good buildings,
recently repaired and in first rate order, and
is well fenced
The subscriber will sell together or scpa-
ratcly, a piece of land lying in Ripion, con
tanning about 200 acres--:}0 acres pasture, the
rest wood land Also, 10 acres of pine and &C.
dar land.
The tools, stock and crops are also for sale.
\ part Of the purchase money will be re-
quircd on taking possessions and on the remain
der, time will be given for payment.
Enquiries may be made of l.. Hammond,
Hon VIM. Nash, c. u. Nash, A. Chapman, or
Daniel Sanford DAN DIXIE.
Salisbury, Aug. ). 1882. lG,3m
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Straw Ok.

DROkE into ihc enclosure of the subscii-
- her, on the 9th day of August "A bright
RED on, six or seven years old. The owner
is requested toprOvc property, pay charges,
and take him away.
ELLIOT n STEARNS.
Middlcbury, August 81, 1852 193w
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TllE subscriber still continues the manu-
L 1acturc of this unrvallcd churn, at his shop
near the Bridge,in the village of Middlebury
IT has now been thoroughly tested Try many OF
he best dairy farmers in this region, q but one
opinion has been expressed and that is in FA-
NoR OF THIS cnrRS AGAINsT ALI OTHER con
trivanccs 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
II is valuable particularly on account of its
labor-saving character, since 1t works and salts
the butter without bringing 1t in contact with
the heat Of hands and turns ont the article in
its purcst & most marketable shape. Al orders
addressed to the subscriber will bc promptly
attended to, md the clurn WARRANTED to
give satisfaction.
c. W. BALDWIN.
Mildlebury, Aug. 10, 1852 1G:tr
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VERMONT MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Notice of Assessment for 1852.

TINE Members Of the VERMONT MU-
l. TUAL FIRE INSURANCE. co. are
h roliy notifed,th The following assessments
have been made by the Directors, on notes in
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DOES ANY ONE DOUBT THE
EFFICACY OFTHIS MED
ICINE2

We do not ask the public to rely sole
1y upon recommendations produced from
States far distant,where the persons can
not he known; but having testimony from
every state in the Union, we would re-
spcctfully invite all persons interested
to call at 1873 Washington street, Mass.
aud examine for themselves the many
thousand testimonials, from persons all
over the whole country, who have been
benefited or cured by this invaluable
medicine.
Beware of Counterfcits and Imita-
tions, Syrups, and all other preparations
Of Wild Cherry Remember they only
initiate in name without possessing the
virtues, Buy none but the genuine DIR.
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry with
the written signature of l. BUTTS on
the wrapper.
None genuine, unless signed l. BUTTS
on the wrapper-Price one dollar per
bottle, or six bottles for five dollars.
Agents for Wistar's Balsam. RutseI 4 Powell.
Middebury J. d Needham, Bristol. A. = Roscoe
New Haven, b. Haskell, W. Cornwall. l. y. Ben
.on, whiingiF Huntington, veI gennes 7. C. Smith,
honkton.
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USES OF TIE WILD CHERRY

The Plainfcld (Ncw Jersey Union of
Sept, %, 1913. says -
The Wild Cherry Tree has been known
for ages to be most valuable and eflica-
cious remedy for Coughs, Colds, Asthma
and Consumption-and combined as this
Balsam is, with other valuable VEGETABLE
extracts, by skill physician, DIR. Wis
tar, it must Of course be a highly cGIica
cious remedy. Such, VIC have often been
Informed by those who have used it, it is,
and we are not therefore surprised that
it is in greater demand for the diseases
named, than any medicine now sold in
this vicinity
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Fever and Ague.

and renders it an invaluable r
the prevention and cure of
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NASHVILLE. TENN June &c. 1851.
Sir; havr rope uedly used yuur CRgHY PEcrunAL
fol Nhoul ng Cough and Influenza and have h. rita
tion IN p -uounciug It complete dy. Fouruf my
children have been afflicted with cse diseasus, aud tho
flee uc uf The PACTOHTAL hus always afforded rm",t
Ia ilm E,lef. JAMES GLOVER.
We ntiesi III. uThu Of the above statement
NJ McGiNTN, tdilor Of The Nashville Wig
NJ ZIMMERMAN; Druggist.
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Disnster-. &c.

srIast CIV NtsYotK no. Ros,l, exported ashore
East hop near Holiness Hole, OF Lde probably
proceeded Tor Philadelphia
b 4or,ul soa,gsIs aape gstsoru. bat PROBABLY rom
deCilOaf.
ross4 scuoo>rs uu.so-n Providence 5is, With
los u tbhoou ior,toguasi sld yari.
f.ue sa.srs Air4spa. of Har-sh a.Aors rock,
SIC or su1 great sloat
she reached Sal s~t har1f, ~tee t- ed
her fob landed Ga Friay she l q
scf lorsd- ID empty cAsks thought eou-
tioa tat dAy Whsa she would lro5A be- Pal River
and 81 ol IL raiisay Tor repairs.
BstE IorisSa, Brew a. tral y 'l ron Hong kong
rrICrs, MAJ q srt 20 rEp~rrarei plol rlrh
- hours earned away oooa an og Elsn Eat,,
aaf 10.
carso aorl $50 10 coast
t-.s
.nslret g. Nee IA alt Boston 81 s---ei
vessel o' -t Sea lrk s.rs
sa .re o getrts' Ar ~aed > a-,-r-. 1oer h--r
Of d. ~.
ttsI asiorc Che rocl o. ~ M o.
Tavsulef sut a-o sh7 --kuaer n 10th Der aFs
sss. .tanal Report Of schooner Capaaa ~ Charleston ron
~ Wet
Nv v t.r Aus s4-The ,cLf spnfr- Golu o. a.s fro-
Tampa asaors tie norh passage sa.oraE
4lst. az .. slss carsl
Tampa o resi- pl~Et t4f Ns~ "a. SIC slsn
Ilr SOFA Nss-st from Ia 100, Inai N-~ T0h ai-a
- 81 oseos1. tpHs s-i ~ % .,ir E.ph-s
lsvlfs la her e IT, 81, tlt
srLlg better s. a. Or lar y.e .or-sa
"a. Sc la. sustained 8o ot.-f ia1rl.
Rslra bss. 80 20 - ne ts1 Wsf'' asher snt
N-efo-lt Hsftc ad-n rgar C.el--.1.
3 l1 8 '-et eatsr and drs" 10 co.
les Bsrsa B.as Crfs J-ey. Da-rsrs ai-a
nth otsoo- af ~ Bty0- Cd, rztlG 5a.y Ut 80.
uot llfrut n %
Bss AlItsr Ft.s,s spi,.. from Br3r- e. Bs.,oa - rs.-
ssl saa ,osHi a -A ear-i away oreiog sA orsyar5 g.
Negsk .Elay.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKErs-We Wednesday,

Sept There hes been but little business doing The con-
Trajectory telegraph OF the steamers tdyices re-
ccyeo liom New.York have induced both buyers and se
trs 10 hold of until reliable news comes 10 hsno
The FLOUR market very quiet 800GgO0 bbs tesh ground
sold for shipment at - 6 some recently ground AZ ~ 81
and lot Of 81 q bb. There is moderate inquiry
for city pt0n az last quotations In RYE FLOUR
and Corn meal nc Gales have been reported There
little HEAT ofertg sales OF SOC bush ct 81 05 T. bush
for and old Red and 10 for old PennsSlssus White
further sales Of RYE CoRS Is steady a. lie Tor good
Yellow o Of White sold at about 70c. OATS
and wanted WHISKY is in limited request; holders AJAX
DC for both hhds and bbs
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SECOND BOARD.


-sy sept i-Fsf Boerd Sch Nav Pref go o. -
geo % - Geo Ions Island r. l. 100 Nor Canal IA
SloCo Read H. e. 10 s9% $4,000 sch Nav. ~ 81. ~
$500 Mort t. - s.s 10 Penn Bk me- 81 Mech BIZ -
q GirNrd Bk Al 80 100; 5000 Cam and Am
10y t.. - 10, $1,000 sosa x. r. I. ~ $50 voks0ur
X, Is: IS Sob. Nav. 1875 ; ~ Union Canal, l27s.
Second Beara-sl! sch Nav 81 7o33 5000 DO. -
% coo DO 56A Morris Canal ia 400 Beaver meadow
~ Sch Nav Preferred -, 100 40 Is - DO l5
III DO To- II Peun a. X Az n Vctsburg H. r., lts 100
Lehish Nav, s3h; 200 Long Island X. X NJ.
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,,.,ul Ppc,. ASsoN PORTER SANFORD The 's'A yea O.
b -. .---.-.s. n. - 4 a. .,,,,4 TIE %
- sm ks No las Chn0u - ffdAJ NJ
sd AZ cch p NJ Ills remains rll be ,Ai'n 10 Gfeen"
mNsw Haven. CT, Tuesday. Aus N. 1851, Prof. 'An''
IIK1Slkf. OF Yale Colesc sscd "a year. vf Of
In this City Sunday Aus - suddeay tLlLA NJ, 10 eoh
soAA DAy. Of South sorwsrh, Ct, saash'e'"
ehAgman deceased
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Ass a; - - o. - s. stri snlaas ron ss--l';- or
lort.
Ass - a. g. Ca Is. .Ap DevcnsArs, lrsm Se- foh
fcr Lor'
Ass - =, IS -;As4zs - ssoEias
A = o. -ttsr 4 @
- h. - "a ~ 80 John Ber.FZz, Lsatholn' ron
saa Frsrosoo Arrl 80 or shaushAL
"a --~n st-auer Pa I.>s we T.
Yea for LT-rrccl
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 2, 1862.

a., 49, ,'NE Ia - A. = Y. ss. ~ W. CAPS
~ - a.. q 30 -, -rr,pi stat Aass a~ty rrse
a a. s 10Y - - AZ asf Pit l-aai
80. etb stp a. toHu ~froa-olsy upou 80
49, NJ, Na-ct@st-r mate. { Ds~ . zstr so in
a. Na-rts.isr roai--fs-. NJ stAHhrorgn Ar
acc trard ~ Fh.con-
sc..Aa. a. = s. "a -, raahas ear. r-gorsei
srsau az 6ernas 81 DorcAestef-had 40, Der coca over
eoare. -. 49,. -. p -. -.
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To 1Iariner..

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