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American SILK.-At Newport, Kentucky, op-
nositp Cincinnati. there is an unpretendng silk
factory. Il employs some half dozen or more
iabarG,S. with FIVE ioons and some loo spindles,
consuming annually several hundred weight Of
raw six The manufactures are pocket hand.
bsfohisgs, ass.ass, ysstisgs, sss PLATA saa ris.s
s,ks
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COMMUNICATION BE- :

- TWEEN YORK AND GLASGOW.-The s-sr4asSsss4s=s
sad New YORK Steamship Company powerful steamship
GLASGOW horse rner Robert Craig, commander,
fsarponed York direct Glasgow, follows,
Saturday. neli, p oc Saturday, l0, Sep
tyu3bef, a, II o'clock noon.
Cabin, saloon state t2O
First CAtn, mitshp slate 70
Second CABIN .:.-.''..'t 90
Stewards fee inenieI.
uted number Of trcia,' will be taken supplied
with prov good quality properly cooked 81 fso Carrrs Sur
igaa sf 't' J. MesYAoN, % Broadway.
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RAPm GROWTH OF OREGoN.-From the first
week in 1858 to the intelligence by last dates,
il appears that the amount OF immigration to
the Territory Of Oregon is over ten thousand /;
which, added to the thirty thousand already
settled on her sell, and the natural increase
since the taking of the last census, uust bring
her present popula ton up to forty -four or forty
five thousand So that we may safely calculate
that Oregon will be the next claimant for ad
mission to the Union as a State
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THE New SPANISH PoLIcY.-A new ministe
rial paper, which has just been started iii Mad
rid, gives the following as the policy by which
it will be guided in relation to Cuba. 1t says
In fine. it is necessary that the Spanish peo-
pie, strong in the records of their powerful and
ancient monarchy, make their flag float impreg
nable in Cuba, friend aud protector in
Mexico, and as an active co-operator of Catho-
licism in the holy places The title of King of
Jerusalem, which belongs still and always to
the Queen of both CASTLES, cannot and ought
not TO be an empty title.
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SEA-GOING VESSELS.
CHLTFORNiA.

EOR CALIFORNIA, via VERA .~EsTfS,
y CRUZ-Persons deGlrOuH proceeding 10 California
to VeraCrs Nexeo Arapuoo-Tbc
magnificent steamship TEXAS 4Dn buhsn Henry Place
commander will leave Ngwuesus for VoraCruz the let and l4
every MONTH o'elo InneuAy carrying the o. S. Ml5
See w leave FeraCnt daily M the City Of Aero from thence
acapulco nrles be had.
TiIE MEXlCAN OCEAN MAIL AND INLAND COMPANY vii
the Road Acapulco
Transport through San Fancisco MeanNh all th
Pacific ssnmer touch at Anpuco will not be long do
taiaod. For further particular, apply
HARRIS h MORGAN, foot Of Julastrce,,
myigf opposite the Steamship Landing.
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fk7llE NEW YORK AND LIVER 67f.f,
E--l LALLEn sIhIEs AAlE sTEAMGRs s.S-rzll.ss--. -rzll.ss--.

iAr Stata ae1urosus tais kBp
AILANIt, Captain Nes. PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
AEE1Ia, Captain Lace. BALTIC, CalGu GomsioaA i.
ApkIA1lC, Captain -.
ltse es lave burt ba contract, expressly Government
service" a been c0Usrugu ia t#e Ia
'aftre strength pas
.fa 'fr 1H4Iltti t5r eIrcau., and comfort.
f'a la's-r $rvioH Lyert po in first cabin 32d;
v r. tfr st4t- s.uB, cahiu, IL
serryl tp New fwE L5D / ID.
A. hFeT1=1sl 81 Surgeon attached to rs alil.
No tutlh eau Do secured GHl pAIl
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.rcIEAN'S MALT WHIST

HgCLEAN'S MALT WHISKY. The atten-
Liquor ucaets and rsqlsste the
ha# article processing qsl Raw NbishY Of,
tsd m ia ae's' "a peculiarly sasurl s haing
~af Htnps1 ur'as g1ss,
fhs cahscI'hsrr tt
mn Z, ss.s ssasas+as Il sbpis. spiii 60 :.
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IMPROVEMENT or STEAMSHIPS An English
paper announces that, by new and improved
the United States and Great Britain will be
accomplished in four days, the points of con-
nection between Galway and Halifax. This
it says, is no speculative statement. but
grounded on experiments which have already
been made to test the sailing capabilities of
vessels constructed on the new principle. With
the submarine telegraph which is about to be
laid down between Halifax and Galway. and
the passage of vessels in three days and half
across the Atlantic, America and Great Brit
ain will virtually become one colossal country,
inhabited and governed by the Saxon race
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Z AXE SHORE TRI-WEEKLY aG~..
4 n.-L lI

4 AXE SHORE TRI-W EEKLY Snos
PACKET Steamer CALIFORNIA r ,{S.a.at.s.sse5s
BILOXI AND OCEAN SPRINGS BAY ST. LOUIS, CHRIs-
ilAS and MISSISSIPPI CIT aud stopping at RT PIX TUES
DAYS and IHURSDAfS-The splendid 'a@ot. low
rs'e Ft4aet q foRNIA Captain s. B. Fro tH expressly for
The Lake ad, Win Superior neammoRtoDs v leave the Carroll
Jefferson Railroad the
lows. Ini.sDA ~ .-..'.-..-......hg BY : A. NJ Cara.
SAI AItRDAiS ,+........-..- by ! =. NJ Cars
Aud TIE PontcharD Railroad, OF the Caa At the
Lake, ~ tOl0ws:
Lsarss NseO-'eansi Lsart5 Ey,chbar2 I'D Biiari:
TUESDAYS .,..ly A. NJ Cav. WEDN DAY EVENING
THURSDAYS 80 A. NJ Cars FRIDAY ENEsING
Lsarss lar E1Fs ch-tuia: Lslrss Pass CArlsi1a:
SATURDAYS ... p. NJ Cars SUNDAY. EVENING
10 The California does beyond Pass Christian Saturday
~ ~, Egy S. Iog AID Zoe. Christian Children
Servants, ~ q; brrk, Fl 90.
~ Fare to Ms pp Cv, Hoyr md SPRING. 50, CHI
dren and Servants, ~ i0i Deck, 81 90
te Freight received the Rgoad Depot al the week up
O'Clock Salurays for rueiay aud
Mondhj Wtiuesflys.
l% Tie WAy bag viii leave the the
DAYS and Tufdsys at "a O'Clock A. D. sni Saturday 81 P ~
ieS0 2, OEDDES Agent 10 nsuk Flaee.
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VOLUME vi.
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM <.e1s,

ETNITtlDo I1n DIST STATES A. ,l MAIL L sTEAM fs fG
e6Fsi& 5 siiaI SRRagN A.pS.al
California ard oEsa M2 are % BE- b. S 60 s S ao
orleans hpin~a The 7h and va. WhG these da
Pacific Mai seausrs be re.dnas for mmoi Dispatch
." The 'i'yf TSgb i '2 sr%T !" MS seAMsu comrAY
F6RA ""s Is o. oo s sdFST crT aap
ono tons 5o9
III INdS tons PlllLhDELrInA ....l lloo ,ots
EMPIRE CITY ,......21oo ,9Halt ltL rohAfo & Sg en.
Ia,isg New fol ir Apai on he s,t mi 20 month
d. new s.ennhip IT. boRAro au4 DE lALqnH YIN fln d.
nonl, oans vim ne r",. segnl.r aIb9gsh ,3!
gG 70 % a.d oq i,5 So Ia n a" T. % 5 SRS
&Rls Nv r IESSjSS AZ Af;n'. 4 sa'' place
FI Lgie'' Saloon s.ais,ioGr, g @
See I'd CABIN stanleea
r4,sgr ssf' are landed at The Rallo,d nrra Ar nwe
@ % A.pn l 10 nanp ran, d the .rau nav Gc
performed eighteen lweny hons-o expense, which
no" TAatd III Y MSI HsT sIgAMsGr ' @G@SrANy
opny ys ~ .i Vii te
GOLDEN $500 tpslCAlnoRNA 80 ,ons
m @ s@' c5RosA c3FgnsA S S"
REF BLlC IONS d9Lu MBbs eoa .og.
IhNtWh TOM UNICORN o ton.
fhs aSc afa ara.d taa under IL. new aiia.ea
Company steamers in.Ied Nd approved by ths Nay
e,-Gsr ays Panama nndi'iey o. aryN q th+ A9as TIE H
A. sa s a e oGb M e hi % 1t 81. ss'i s s. f
' 'toP ] sns a & S5s " 5la he he as ,
sF- p r ,4S S 5 i , @ Msi saner rom NV YorI
ny, f . % ' @9 s'nI Fa ihs rsIh @ az l ayoa
"a sreesl surgeon reaaper ed
'stgg ent 10 rul 'es Freight vii he taken Cha-
f'l'o per ton For freight Or passage "RPy T. w,rrxry
i1ss sm at the office Of the compsne, III Wet et o- Warren.
NEW YORK AND HAVRE STEAM 1s.eGFs,
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hIUNDRlES-
~ WHALE Ult.-tn0on erlops.
H. =aIla pptst
aAg.s 49,
t-sis4s
~ - 4 EARtst 10, "a ess4ss ,utsi.
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LiPERPOOL.

ESOR ERPOOL The A fast sail -
Q at tmsrrnu sap CROMWELL, Captain Bal, t44l-1
Hs i val tETs tr HsfatH. E9r ire at 6f lGl lIus
q .5t-. .gJ hAs Cotton Amply '6
j.E WHITNEY co 81 Cempst,..t
r % p7ssago. su1ly u'h- CariaH ot tsai. nal8
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SUNDRIES-
~ CASTLE SoAP-lO0 boxea in store;
CHAMPAtGNE--l0O baskets, assorted brands,
rOUCHUNG TEA-30O half chests;
CLARET-l001 boxes, assorted brands and gaaliss,
SARDIN ES-75 easeg half and quarier boxes
MAGNOLIA EXTRA WHISKY -l50 bbs in store;
PAPERSua~, Wrapping, HardW Cap, Letter. Envelope
etc., rea
sULPHATE QuININE-s50o ounc-s. For sale By
myIl J.. Il 7 TchoIp
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1Eo s0UTHERNlEs,ss .ss,;.zs,s:s5 .sss lSs--.I

Et .
The following uHrylci schedules on this line, giving
10 tho Fglli. the advantage OF tNu tas. Daily Nsl nt
itAvg trRlvEN
At abi phiiadep ~ aud
phsielpha l9l and Pm baltimore al M and I'm
Baltimore Al and S Washington at aud II Nm anu
r.NI, aud : aud -. IN.
Warrington Fraerrksburg a Il NJ. and IN
f''erckhurg ai2I and Richmond at ~ rN and AN
as aud Petersburg at and Sf9 AN
lerrshurs ls, . An Weldon T. n ant Il
W lton n IN. aud Wilmington at 81. ahl 9r,H
wilmington at l0r.N. Chasesou at 8 an.
By the perceived passengers goirg
south, leaving New Philadelphia lelg
at ~ Balti
Breakfast
in view 3t Mount NcrH1n, bv daylight.
Passengers Train
A.. N =. p. ana hayp the.
b3Ith os board the Potomac backed
seats arranged m The Richmond
poomac kAFond, and aIttNe Wilmington,
Washington, time to lodge Tho second nishI " ~
The lines this oute, II will
advantage e tescng Ch7rleston G. pofs6e tme,
of k his
law and avoiding risk any DELAY ii t went Of a
braaah oi connection al point.
onnibas Baggage Wagons provided the line M which
passengers baggage conveyed through Phady hi a.
ore Washington aud Petersburg expense
baggage accompany travellers by this dis
/ between New York and Charleston s. o.
Passengers Charleston point south Of Washington
baggage checked % Washington, aud thence to
tE For further information through tickets apply
jersey Raoad Office foot Of Liberty street in Phil
hia phlade pbis aud Baltimore Railroad Office,
New Castle and ftenchoSn Lines aud III
Southern Ticket ohile, adjoining the Warrington
STOCKTON & FALLS.
ty. an T. +, kREBS AGENT.
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L. OR LIVERPOOL-The A fast sail -
nr If,ah sar WARBLER Capt, Wrspatt, having gl4bLp
-fn, tf trfa cusar 0l f,a Vaifk patch For bal &
]. b. AsnRRLDsG a 90. So .l ch.,-.. ..,..i.
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hf9R Regular Line Of Pack ,sssssS>
= ssTi A psohs. bark AQTILLA. Nergs, mas lsSfIS
= tvs 1ear7 all her eaEo engaged, oI have qufk iis
'a.st ~ b-lpafs Of ,ra GIT, 81 rasee apply q
GEO -. IiA SStN, % Camp street.
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BOSTON.

ETOR BOSTON.-Th fast sailing bark IL
z ARIHI u, Calan Spear ID now oadlus and sA14yr
l-7 a. ''laig, For rgl' Iassag-, pFrly oOarl
~ RDGf.RT, WILLIAMS L co 70 Camp street.
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RtuRo'D IrEas - Pacif: Rai{road The
Washington Union contains leading editorial
Urging the construction gfa -ailway TO the Pa
cifc. The article urges the rpuatitntionality Of
the righ Of The General Gryernment TO aid the
work, and bases it upon the var power, which it
afirms to be ample for the purpose
GeHysbUyg RHHyopd The engineers en-
gagged in running the routes for the railroad
from. Gettysburg to Hanover Pa commenced the
surveys on Friday last As mentioned last week.
the central route is about fifteen miles in length
the Northern route, via New Oxford nearly sew
enteen miles. The Southern route was found i'm
practcable, and the survey was not completed
A locomotive without rails is described by the
S@"rteF des Etais Enis as having been invent
90 anu exhibited in operation in Paris by Alex
andeT Levor, IL was attached 10 tTo cara
which it drew along the streets, around abrupt
corners. advancing ard retiring with ease. n
has four wheels with broad felIoes,
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& TOR B0SToNERcgular Line of Pack
NEH YORK.

KTOR NEW YORK The fast sailing t5g.S
n ssao7agr PATRICK HENRY, enPt, kaualoa eaaz.1E
iIulsdate
lo gh an y tuttd, Pos' ., First D.tirt,
AIS J. II A~fiBRfu6E d Cg. 53 St. Charles street
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SuNSpIIRsiIE3sSmos Sosrrr-, ;. ,,s, ,,i.,.,
CLAREr-5U cases, part choice
WOODEN WARE-00 dozen Zinc Nashbolfds, $50 itzet
BrUoms;
sUGAR-CURED HAMs-75 tereas Dudeld's and s,sgs a
Shay's;
PRIME BEEF-40g barrels
RltE51tlerces prime
GROUND CosFkE-lsa boxes, for sale by
2w CONVERSE a co, ~ Irhadpitcuns street.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-24

- The money market remains without
change. Yet prospect Is favorable for some i'm
proyement. business generally has been rather
quiet since our last report. We are ourselves
receiving am increased amount of Produce from
Northern New York. Vermont and the West.
and our location being one of the most central
for business, in connection with our facilities we
feel confident Of giving satisfaction to you ana
your friends from whom we have solicited con-
slgnments and are at all times prepared to make
as liberal advances with renewed assurances of
sales at as good prices, prompt returns and pay
nent as any Commission House in this Civ
a. Next Thursday week, being Thanksgv-
ing Day, We shlll issue no Circular.
ASiES-We have been able to make sales
at our CHEST quotations, but the rates are lot so
firm
BUTTER The arrivals are large, and stock
decidedly increasing, very large proportion at
which Is unsaeable, except at a much lower
price, owing to the quality being common, much
inferior 10 the expectation Of consignors but a
strictly choice Fall article meets with a ready
sale at q 2lic and all other grades at quoted
rates. Being no orders for shipping; butter in
kegs are less saleabe.
CHEE>E-ln fair demand at n decline from
our late highest prices, with moderate sales from
: a Ice.
FLOUR-The adyiees FROM Europe early in
the week were of a favorable character. and
caused a further improvement in the price of
Western. The tighiness of the money market
limits the Transactions 10 the wants of the trade,
but stock is unusually small for the season. At
the close uniavorabe adyIces have unsettled the
market.
GRAIN-1he marked has been firm for Corn
the past week with steady but moderate de-
mand from the trade, and some inquiry for ship
ment Oats have been IN moderate request and
market rather dull Sales of Northern at 80
&c. In Rye small sales at 81 per bu. and
scarce. Beans are this season quite inferior IN
quality they are now quite plenty and not so
ready Of sale at l23c les..
PROVISIONS The Pork market is quite
duh and prices lower. Dressed Hogs have de-
clned the past week, with sales at Is 74c
POTAIOES-Ilaye slightly improved with
sales as quoted
STARCI-Potato is held at Sc, with occo-
sional sales at IS
WOOL The auction sale to-day attracted
large number Of buyers The prices disappointed
the parties interested, ruling on fine foreign
Wool l0c per pound below late current pri-
ces. American fleeces sold better ranging from
374 a sic per b but We're, in many Instances, 3
Sc below previous rates, while some few lots
only sold al prices at which they could be duph-
Gated.
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forriQu Nous.
Three days Later from Europe.

Three DAVIS Later from EuroDe.
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l.,. " .''unI ~ 20 .r,.. C,,g,an,,,,,l,
'e,ug We lesu'' % '''' 0''''' az
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p5i "n"' ".9 sl1N.n N - vi i.
an 1D,,9l'.' ~ '.'q ~, ''.'' , i,.,.
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g'u ," w" " WIS .'', - c-ta,i
w pay 90 '''-''''' ''-''.i- 49,, D.
..,....a.s ~,
~ ,''' '''' ,',.,,.ct
wv 20 ''' a.. ST.,
H. 49,, Chino,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-24

Three or iour weeks ago an amusing in
clden took place IN one of the most splen
did Of the New York Hotels. winch is too
good not 20 be related A distinguished
southern gentleman, formerly a member OF
The cabinet, was boafder in the House and
preierIng not to eat a, the table d'hoie, had
his meals served ia his own paror. with all
the elegance for which the establishment is
noted. Beng somewhat annoyed with the
airs of the servant who waited on hm-a
negro OF very sooiy complexion he desired
hun one day, al duner, to retire. The ne
gro bowed, aud took his stand directly be-
hind the gentleman's char. Surprising him
gone, 1t was with some Impotence, that a few
minutes after, the gentleman SAW him step
forward to remove the soup "Fellow,"
said he, leave the room. wish to he a.
lone" " Excuse me, sir" said Culfre.
drawing himselfup stIilly, " bnt I'm respon-
si5ic fOr the situer."
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Brighton Market, Nov.

AtMarset-si90 Cattle SAY 1900 Besfund 1900 stores
6O00 sheep aud 1909 swine.
Pricrs- Beet Cauio-Ihs best qualities net with
aulek sales at small advance Wequoe extra % S.
flrst quail - s5 second do d 5 IS $50 lhifd
NorS,ns o1en-s7O, 50, IS, %, 100. len, and 1855
Cows and Cages-Sl2, % -, 81, 90 s..
storas-Y saniugs 81 sll. Two years old sl2 H.
shesp.-Dull, 533, aOa, 29a, 10 rs, 5,e5, aud 500.
swine-Ddl Shoals 10 pcddu, ~ tof so~s, OLE
for bafrows. Oh Hogs 4,75 3a ~ sui fat hogs D
Corn led al retail from ~ and l D.
Tbufsday OF next week appointed by the Governor for
Thauksg,ng eonsoqaouF the market al Brighton will be
held on Wednssdsy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-24

STATE OF VERMONT. Ats Probate CONT, bciss,
washington Dsiict - \ Probate uiHca In slontpe Ter
whhn ma or said dislnc the jh day Of Noventr r.,
" ls9j Y essnt W. lion. Joseph Poland, Judge:
n ms hI htNl, purpurtnz be the last will and
- Ir.tamcnt OF HnfHER sTURTEVAN1. laie Of
lhrhed, 10 siid -ifct, deotased being presented 10
the Count here o, isfac ooden, the esecutor therein
n'm'ai lot f"haio II ordered by sAid Count that all
PERSONS concerned ufretn be notified appear AZ
goo 81 SAID Court 10 holdrn the oba,e )aiee IN
"nt'eict, on the 81 DAY Of December A % 1883 ard
.ur' ~ hey they may have against the probate Of
SUI WIN f which purpose, is ufihrt ordered that
cory OF The record of this ofdet be- published thtsa
wc'ks successisey the Vermont Waishmsn ,od sat,
'ouna pu9nd OF Montpelier, previous TO said time ap-
ne copy 81 Record
~ Attest, CHARLES REED. peri.trr
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Albert A. Cross,s Estate.

STAT. OF We MONT 10 pfohate Court, hoifcn ~
Washington D'strri,s Montpelier, wnhin aud lof
said d.tne', on the 9iN dav Of Move nhef, A le53
EtOkGE WORTH NGTBN, administrator de bnnis
- non on the estte 81 ALBERT A. CROSS, llio If
Monrrhrr IN sold district deceased, pesenis he a.
m'nsifaton urcuuut Tor aottlemeuts Where
upon d !. ordered i he be icfsued TO the 5 day
u November 1883 attho Probate Oco said soutr, ei
Tor examination uuh uwanrc and that oil Le
aohed hereof by tho publication Of thi- order Vof-
mont Naichnisn aud state Jouaa pfiniod MONTPELIER.
i've weeks sucge-Hivrlf. az may be- that ttry
arpenf and al said no and place. It they cauae Oh
Jet thereto
By Older Of Count.
Auen, CHARLES REED, Register.
true copy 81 Recutd,
81 Nuost CHARLES REED Rerisicr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-24

Washington, Nor. Is. The Star states that
complaints have been received here. against the
American Consul at Paraguay, for Improperly
using the American flag for the protection of one
OF the vessels stolen by Admiral Coe. and sold
TO The enemies Of tie cause he was serving. when
he turned traitor. The Consul is said 10 have
employed her DO the service Of the Now York
ana Paraguay Company, whose aren't he is. Az
yer zoe surrendered her, ana bad the American
nag holsted upon her for her protection The
officers OF our squadron, who were at Monteyi-
ds where lie brought her on tho l0h of Aug
were taxing measures TO force him 10 haul down
, W., nag ana were also about to ask the State
gated.
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u Poisoning. a.

Thousands of Parents who use Nermngge composed ui
Castor cit, taiuinrl &C. are DOT aware shat who heY a
ponr t'hencht mo patient, thew actually a,ne the
foundations for series of deses, scch savatun loss
Of sight. weakness of limbs, &c
in another toiunn viii Do nund thc advertisements of
Uohrnulck's Noticurs fo which ash tho
ldrecty interested 800 het we'll asthrif rh rtu'
health 10 ircf complains aud ad d.ufdtfs arising ilo
those GA BILIOUS 'ypr should make ut Che on, genuine
medicine. Houeussok'a Liver Pile.
-" BE- n1t dsre.v adn bul ASK for lobensacks Worm
Sy and liver u H. nnd obscrve that has the signa-
tnfe fthe rfopuu.cf,j y. HOBENsACK, as none is,
genuine.
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nYSPEpsiA.

II has long been the study oft htseHns discover SOME
romedS Tor Ibis m'st Distressing comp.iuL Whether .y
hfNn bcen successful. femaiHE zoe tlr .neffs Sow
suieref tom iui ge tom prob bit in mu-t caused
hs ther own fnprudence in ltIug. DO thsse $3.50 WOOL
rurn joe wort Hul unst oI-t mote ctrs OF U,snr.i a
ai d. r"n,umtanis; tosuveues. sicA he .dtcho hca.t
'afni tslcncyi aciditi Sc Soc the following csnIf.
cItes
Roy. D. L. Myers; bear Sir, o. g. win'cr of lsI1.
4s red hrs"nd description with dy-paista, mod
train of o er"sil- depouhcnio it. hai appicd
o1s dHrtos. and numpfr OF nn-fun. ta ban
cd bot go $50 putpsr pto.ufed an1 used huul.s af
Nour tNiHct of Nufk Rose fi Iund uinn.i iifc -
hst 500 much 81, ihnt s..e u-ol other medicine .nca
hui tn Hcfi ctN hlf nn vtHcr, whfl, uv ltirrtt.
olnf"n ctn hnnr cnmpi-un to yuuis. Aud iu cf.e.
wheni Lave ihe oppofiaty, recommend ,auf ENirsi.
rs Standing fret nsei % oan.s t.t t VITO are fhus al
hcej tH o., anl find What harc found. Tri', r1uf.
GEORGE .. NnNklIN
West Merlcn, Coma. 5aaa
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itsnhsrribefs having been appointed BY the Honorable
Probate Count iot tito Distinct " Wellington COM
recese examine and ADJUST all CLAIMS AID
KEITH late II Montpelier IN said district decd ,.o,e
SencH ins"nnt aud c term III months tie Pa das
'eon'F' d allowed BY SAID Court TO the creditors ~
aid deceased, xhiit add prove their tespeetve eis
before usbo give rotre tt will attend to rho dHes
our appoint meui as Sic office Of william w. Cades, ia
montpelier ~ SAID esire ttho second Tuesdiys Of
January aud April, isii at O'Clock foenuoa Ga
each oil said days. .
WILLIAM W. CALDWELL, comn,is
srODbARn u. COLBY, siosrrs.
Mrnfncfer N,v.uLf. 1854
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SiHlors ENn OF SPoHT.-Last week Fndly,
as two young men were emplo ed in repairing
the bridge over the Shaker Pond" IN Moth
Enfield one challenged the other % throw mm
Oh lha hudg into the pond fine could. They
gusped each other and Struggled when one iall
over and drew be other along with him. The
water WINS ien feet deep. Those who saw The
lent rushed % lhe rescue, aad with h11.s
daeU The bodies up On, though they bad been
under the water only from one o. Two minutes,
Doc nas qute extinct 80 one and apparently so
40 ,he other. but with earnest effort, he was re-
susciated lue unhappy men wefa found dru-
lv cleuehad together as they went down. The
namaof tle one drowned was Baldwin, who was
about $50 years Old Gong. Jour-