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Coon JoKe.-The Columbus (Ga.)
Times excuses President Pierce's APP
pointment of Free Sellers at the North,
by saying that there were not National
Democrats enough to appoint. and he
was therefore necessitated to give Offices
to Free Sellers or allow them to 60 va
cant
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facetious.
YELLOW FEVER AT New ORLEAN,

YELLOW FEVER AT New ORLEANS.
The yellow fever continues its raw
ages in New Orleans to a fearful ex-
tent among the recent victims are
Capt. Remero, wife, daughter and son,
all of whom belong to Poughkecpsie,
N. Y. Capt. Mission, formerly of U. S.
Navy, is also dead Rain had fallen
almost necessarily for more than a
week, causing an increase of the fever,
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Thu NEW SINGlBG BOOK READY |
THE SHAWN.

A complete Library of Church Music, con
tanning about ono thousand Tunes, Anthems,
Chants, Set Pieces, &c, including a new and
original Sacred Caniata or 0ratorio, entire.
BY WILLIAM j. BRADBURY and GEO.
f. ROOT, assisted by THOMAS HASTINGS
and 7. b. MASONN.
Every teacher of music and leader of a
choir should examine this new work. The
union of SO many distinguished authors has
secured for it an unprecedented variety and
richness of new as well as old material, with
several important original features, which
give it peculiar interest.
Any professional musician, desiring cory
for examination, can have it sent to him free
of postage, by RENTING 90 cents 10 the pub
fishers. MASON BROTHERS.
l73w. % Park Row, New York
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FOR SALE !!

MY Farm is for sale, lying in Bristol. two
1'L miles from Bristol village, 81 from Mid
dlebury, IL miles from Yergennes. 1t con-
tains go acres, well wooded and well watered,
and a good orchard under high state of Gull
tvation.T There ave now on it 40 acres of grain.
My health is poor and l cannot carry on SO
large farm Come and see it, you that
want large andigood G,rm,and buy it.
HORACE PRIME
Bristol, Aug. II, 1858. l7:3w,
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DR.. Langley's
Root & HcTn Bitters.

Great Spring and Simmer Medicine
81 DULY 25 cents Cor Pint Bottle. aui
S's cents for quart Bottle, Of the Peoples
Medicine. DIR. Langleys Sarsaparlla, yell
low Dock, Wild Cherry, Pricklcy Ash, Dan.
deion, Thoroughwort and Rhubarb, Root
and Herb Biuers, decidedly the Grea test
Medicine il. the World for the least money.
They cure and eradicate from the system iiv-
err complaint that main wheel of so many
diseases, jaundice, bile, dyspepsia, costumes,
humors Of the blood and skin, indigestion,
nervous headache, piles, general debility, and
the host Of kindred diseases arising from a
disor'icd stomach, or bad HUNGRY blood. On
the approach of WARM weather. most persons
are troubled with langor, di owsiness, and gem
eral lassitude of the system this if neglected
leads TO laundicn, loss ofappetitc, indigestion,
debility sod decline. Laneley's Bilters are
just the thing to obsiate all difficulties oil the
kind-they regulate the bowels, stimulate the
circulation, purify tn, blood aud by use keep
of diseases so common in pring and sum
mer.
Sold in Middlehury nv Russell & POW
ELL, and ii. A. SHIELD { n, and by one or
more agents in most of the towns and villages,
Whole Sale Depot in o. Unicn.st Boston.
5l:6m.i.s.
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SeULE AND THE ElLLIBUsTERs.-In
New York on Friday evening Hon.
Pierre Soulc was serenaded by large
number OF Cuban residents and native
citizens. They marched in procession,
headed by Dodworth's band, and es,
tablished by banners and Transparent
cies, borne by citizens, Astounding with
notices breathing revolution and an,
nexation for Cuba. There were near
ly five thousand persons in the pro.
cesslon. Soule was addressed by Sen
or Tolon, and replied in a speech which
was enthusiastically applauded.
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D9-The people of Wisconsin are
not 10 vote on the adoption of any par
ticular law, but upon the question Of
enacting prohibitory law Tor the sup.
pressionof the sale Of intoxicating IL
quors. If the people vote Yes, then a
law will be enacted by the Legisla-
ture.
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Does not every Man, Woman and Child
have an interest

nave an interest
in having the health OF themselves and friends
restored and preserved At this season Of tta
year nothing is like using good useful cor
receive, and giving the system Perteettons to
endure the heats of Summer and changes OF
Autumn and Fall. No articles stand so high
in confidence of the community (bcing rccom-
mcnded and used by eminent Physicians and
distinguished Citizens), as
Dr. Stephen Jc'rcffs justly and highly Cele-
bfated Health Restoring Bitters.
which have been tried and proved and found
to be superior to all other preparations for the
cure Of all diseases arising from impurities OF
the Blood, arrangement of the Stomach,
Bowels, Liver, or Nervous system, and re-
nlarkable for their strengthening, invigorating
restorative, and cheering properties. sin
gle trial will prove their efficacy, (see recon-
mcndations in pamphlets).
Also The Pulmonary Eiirir and Strengthen
ing Plaster.
For sale Ivy appointed Agents in every town
and village In New England, and by Dealers
in Medicines generally. $50 mos.
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MIssEp the Presidency Tho New
York Tribune of Saturday, in an article
reviewing the present aspect of European
affairs,alludcs to the SMYRNA difficulty in
this wise" We state an obvious fact in
saying that Capt Iugraham had he sunk
Austrian corvette in Smyrna harbor, as
it was but chance that he did not would
almost inevitably have been the next
President of the United States"
Mr.. Greeley is sometimes very
Factions
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n9~A gentleman well known in lit.
erary circles, (Rev. DR.. Griswold, }
whose wife and daughter were badly
injured by the late railroad disaster at
Norwalk, has made a settlement with
the railroad corporation. The sum
paid was ten thousand dollars.
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p4~A girl of some ten years, resi-
ding in Norfolk, Va, was recently ia
ken sick, and apparently died, The
body was afterwards enclosed in a
shroud, and preparations for the funer-
al were making when she revived, on
the morning of the day on which she
was to have been buried, and alarmed
the household with her cries. She is
now doing well.
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MARRIAGE OF LOLA MoNTEz.-Mad
anne Lola Montez was married at bal
past 6 o'clock A. M. yesterday, to Mr.
P. P. Hull by the Catholic priest in The
church at the Mission Dolores A mum
Der of gentlemen Witnessed the ceremo
ny.-San Francisco Herald, July l6
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EN A blacksmith in Erie county
Ohio. was requested by wealthy distil
Ter to put up Lightning rod on his dis
tillery. The honest son of Vulcan in
stantly refused, remarking to the whis
key-maker IF it is the Lords will to
send a streak of lightning through your
distillery, / am not the man to do any
thing to avert it," This blacksmith is q
member of the Ohio Legislature.
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BATTLE OF LAKE ERIE.--It is in.
tended to celebrate the anniversary of
this battle at Newport this year by
the Rhode Islanders, of whom Com
modore Perry was one. The battle
was fought September 10, 1913.
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TENNrssEE.--Edwin NJ Ycrger, Wing
is elected to Congress in the 10Th dis.
trict over Stanton. Four other districts
are also quite c,o>e,and it has been clear
ly ascertained that three Wings and three
Democrats have been elected
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Beg~Mr. s. T. Powell is prepared
to supply those Ct our citizens who
wish it, with butchers meat of the u
sual varieties, each morning EXCEPT
Monday.
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EE"A censorious lady" says the
author of Mafy Barton" 'rcmarking
upon the dress of recently bereaved'
widow, said, that black silk became her
extremely well, but Jom5a-inc trould
hare sholra q dcsncr sense Of her loss.
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BosToN August l6.-The thunder
storm last night was very severe in this
vicinity.
In Georgetown the Baptist parsonage
was struck by lightning and the wife OF
Pastor, Rev Mr. RUSSELL, was instantly
killed-a child in her arms escaped in
Jury.
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Ea A petition is being circulated in
New York for signatures, asking Con
gress to provide, in case State shall
decree the extinction of Slavery within
her borders that sum to be determined
upon shall be paid to the State, for eve
ny slave thus emancipated, from tue
treasury of the United States.
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ngy@ The total number of deaths in
New Orleans during the forty-eights
hours ending at shutdown on the eve
ming of the 1st inst, was 200, of which
263 we're caused by yellow fever.
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Dr.. NJ ars h a IFS
INDIAN VEGETABLE BLACK PLASTER

THE subscriber is the exclusive wholesale
l. Agent for the sale OF this celebrated
Plaster.
sg- Pedlcrs and Druggists supplied at re-.
reduced rates None will be left on commits
sion. HARMON A. SHELDON.
Middlebury, Aug. l6, 1858
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E@-In Jnmestnwn Chninnnun o.

EEIn jamestown, Chatauque Co.,
N. Y, last week. the wife of an intern
perate man went to a groggery where
her husband procured liquor, and com
menced an onslaught on the decantcrs,
glasses, &C., demolishing a large amount
of property. She was ably seconded by
Mrs. Gertrude Salisbury, who was sub
sequently arrested BY the GROCERY keep
err, and discharged by the jury.
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Dissolution

Tho firm Of RussEL& POWELL Was
this day dissovied by mutual consent The
stock notes and accounts are.ih the hands OF
Joseph Warner, assignee Of Russell s. Powell.
fer collection r.RUSSEI,
? roNrLL
nddlshury, June 1855.
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nEF A duel was fought near Charles.
ton, S. c., on Tuesday, between John
Dunovant, of Chester, and J. David
son Legare, of Charleston, in which
the latter was killed at the first fire.
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MIssouaI-Itis now confidently report.
ed that Indy and Caruthcrs are elect.
ed to Congress-both wing gains. This
gives the wings the majority Of the del
egation in Congress
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BRANDON SEMINARY.

The ExecntveCommittec would announce
to the public that they have engaged Mr.
GEORGE W THOMAS, a b,
to take charge of this Institution as Principal
Mr.. Thomas has been Successful Teacher
and will be aided by other teachers, as the
wants-of the Institution demand.
The FAN Termwil commence on Monday
the 9th Of September.
j. I. MERRIAM, Secretary.
Brandon, August |, 1858. l53w
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BARGAINS.

WISHING to close my business before an
w other season, will Offer the whole of
my Barge DeLanes AT COST.
Prints ut lie
Do. fast colors at Sc
And all other goods at reduced prices Those
in want of goods viii do well to call.
G. G.. WAINWRIGHT.
Middlebury, July 10, 1858.
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~ O D,

The Stockholders of the Mddlebury Hotel
Company, are requested TO meet at the Ad-
olson House on Thursday, the 18th day Of Ar
gust inst, at 2 o'clock, Z. NJ.
BY order of the Directors.
D. S. CHURCH, Clerk.
August 0. 1868. l62w.
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VERMONT MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Notice of Assessments for 1858.

THE members ofthc Vermont Mutual Fire
L Insurance Co. are hereby notified that the
following assessor ents have been made by TIE
directors on all notes in force on the following
| LIZ. -.
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Please to take Notice.

All those who have business with the Mid
dlebury Savings Bank will call at j. & L. Val.
lette's Store or at j. Hagar's House. AT ei-
ther place they will be attended to.
Middlebury August ad, 1868. 16;3w.
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Dic0.

IN St Louis, Mo , August I'd. of ty'
'phoid fever. DR.. ADAM KNOX Nit Err
of New Orleans. act. 80 A graduat e
of Middlebury College, class of ls41.
Iu Montpelier, on the 9Th inst, after
painful and lingering illness, Mrs ELI
IA REED, wife of Doct. James Spaldiug,
and ouly daughter of the late Thomas
Reed, in the 55th year of her age.
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N @ T [ G. b

TNIIE Copartncrship heretofore existing I'M.
Il der the Firm Ct N. WOOD g. Go. is by the
death of Mr.: Austin johnson, dissolved, and
all debts due the late Firm mus b. poid witA-
oUt delay, to the subscriber, in ortler to close
the affairs Of said CopartDcrship
NATHAN WOOD.
Mddlebury, Aug. 3, 1858.
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IliDULEbUnY
\ B NJ Alb SE MIN AIRY.

THE Fall Term of this institution will
l. begin on Monday, sept 9th, 1868 con-
tnue eleven weeks. The charges for tuition
and beard will be the same as for previous
terms.
WI. BAsCoM, NJ. A, Principal.
Mrs. A +. BASCOM, MHsie.
Miss L. II. STRONG, English Branches.
Mrs. C. NJ. JOHNSON, Painting.
Miss s. +. CULVER, Draicing.
Miss l.. y. HITCHCOCK, French l5tf.
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500AGENTS w ANTED
$1,000 a Year.

WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY OF TIE UNiTFD
STATES. active and enterprisng mcn, 20 engage In
the sale " some Of the hes; Books published in the
county. To men of good address p'sse. sing a small
capital OF from SIS to 500, surh Inducements will be
offered as TO enable them 10 make from 50 $40 day
profit.
i-Y- The Book. published by arc useful in their
cbA'"rtcr extremely popular aud command large sales
wherever they offered
For further particular, address, (postnre paid
LENRN GETZ,
No l35 North second Street, Philnde lpha.
Publishers OF subscription Books. 10 I'm.
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SCYTnES. Rakes, Seville snaths, Fork hand
- les q Sythe H'one Uor Sale By.
July 8 1865 REcHwIrH
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Prepared and Sold by JAMES C AVER.
DRrGsIs1ASp cHrNisr tewKLL, MAss
or'als by VT russell ;sidslsbar.,
NJ Chase, Brandon, ". G spr,sus, vsrrspue, raimsr
ACC. rit-ford. and ~ drusget, everywhere o.,
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DRlCE of window Sash reduced Present
l. price p 10 cents per light For salo by
July s, 1858. q BEcKWfTH-
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Just Opened.

A new stock of Carpets. Floor cloths, Co
Goa and Rush Mating Druggcts, Carpet bind
ing, sc. Also good assortment Of Mirrors,
largo and small, offered cheap by
Middlebury, July o, 1858. u BECKWITH.
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Lamoille Academy.

Barre, Aug. /. 1883.
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COCOON copiessoid in
"''NO less than FIVE
months A new edition.
revived aud imp owed just
issued.
Dr. Hunters MeIicai
Manual aud Hand BOOK
fur the Afflicted Contain.
ing all outline OF tho oil.
oil, nrnTro t-.,.,.
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BARRE ACADEMY.

Underhill Flats, Luly 25th. is5a.
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iron BTApSTEAD WATERFRONT snd CHEAP
l stkfES; WETlE Ass sai aEDDfsG DEfOTfss - Pisrs
- - clllr,ets ericg Nal r-sc ,r1 li. fal.-
-. = ~. ~ rrs--fr e. Z f ths fsrsi re-
R-Oa Narrsss -tfE-e 70 rftat-iabt Z re - ~
Ia Fffsaa e. @fr1 Sti Also fte tsl-1- ttt
~ FsST T. - trr.-c g. RS t1,tlS A. t-fen
r-.Tsir 3 Esou. No 50 hrcs4vry. os Priate~- Cal
ard Ike
CHOW CASES. SHOW CASES A large assOrt-
- -f co-stlEy hsud and ad O. odss "a tle asssi snr
- sfr.t Olde- received q ~ uaoa
,rfrsiy sfss-ded Cos Loaned or Par O. the Ansl
- lr-siu,e x PE EBIE- Nc ~. Gr,ad<s tArs desrs
-, ~ \. y
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11aper WAREHOUSES;.

EUGENE ELY, Paper Warehouse, No. - tnitea'
~ had scoek nAagted % ne
q Dry Gscds HARDWARE Ds.le- Oroesrz rse 49,
1e P.per ros q desired tar tne ADD w. "
Mail. o0cred q white 40 Cofton sne Larr TWAS
DIAPER WAREHOUSE. I. DERRlCkcvN a
Co los F-sont Ger tr sAs CO the o-f tsraA nI1s
Pfperx ErsasA. Frrnck s1a Anlrrean.
Ncus7sPsE ar are. vessff. snf araat-es
Bcck Psp<r al s.es veskts ard 71slfrs
Tnse Psrer a-rJ eclcs an vhsc oftae Ser fsAg
Hsuxnx faper. ~kite Azd colcr.d- di1crek 80
H.sts-s Payer. tkz sa3 Of the bss- q-AAHy
Cio<t Psper sf1E ard ScxE
Fusish fsrdStrr Psper .s--- s~orsr-l- - Ail'f-
Sheaskinr Paper q thf bssf g1a.fy.
wrs1kizS Paper. etray, Ras 41t 3,-AA
Tea kf.er Of G1frrnf
Tar Recsns fsrer. ssitsSis 81 Fsrts "a -
DIAPER AZ WHOLESALE-CIRUsW W. FIELD
&c No n ClfFE Sev.y-k ce--s isrEe ,sd afeifsoi
Lar=r- etfers 49, es.s scks % rsPer sa1
Psrar Ns- M "a - u - ~~~
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n c KEMP, Aaetsesser -. -, :.
GREAT AUCTION SALE Of RICH FIRSTclM

" PURKITURE P.so-Forte.. and rich heg..tarssrstte
eIs.-R { KTMP uill srn Il suetios on WEDNESDAYS
THURSDAY next a. ocoek esc6 dsy Ia the large h.
Civ A,euby Roon No 80 Broadvsy bst~ecn ofand sna
nurs all o. which sii De positively sold vi esss ss..ys
Fitne has made In the bes and N 90 "a ot
f ts Brseva az custom trade by OF Our nFstc - ni
ctbiret aier Mo about declining eusn-s sa tiAs s
tl OF cosng Of eortio1 OF bis valuable ocf tnssns
v,rv aVofsbe opportunity for those about pure
Piaro Forisa snd rich houssfarns ns Arliei ne go
non and consists OH aEe and spudd -ssor nienr ~ ~
wood Mahogany ard Black Walnut PHof' pshs h'As
hr.rr I'D hami lei flrutarr
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fouses tl)anieo.

T,TTRSIsHED HOUSE WANTED.-A three-story
49, To be between "a ana IN
- III and 2ldse dsyosed 70 LEI such house
- solsrse viii please address A T. K Bon lo'o r0S
T,IyRNIsHED HOUSE, or PART Of HOUSE-By
Gsnemsn and HE wife from sOy l. iarnsaso ia ~
<b s and wes ShaY Direct stating terms 20 X noh W.
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ArrBcsY J BLeycKEs, Agetioneer. :.
II ApGE mi PEREMPIORY SALE 0f SD pk


IL SlRABLE BUILDING LOTS and corr LOts On
Eversrefn Bushwck a5Joinbg the Sy % s,S III
s.etisn-A J. BLEEC HER win al a. sa;on ca nv ~
Oct 10 ass a. ocloek NJ ~ the herehsnts k1cess1H
York The following desirable Real fstats, VI;
ssn eig be build Lots and Cores a. brshwick
joining the Cry Of Brooklyn situated 90 Division
Brshp h avs NooIh COsrf, Pslmer shsdef and
Thee Lot, q feet wide and 10 iee dee ard are
In n diate uproytmsnf The Auaioa dehsh,in- hs -
lint the Land very level ttle o. no gd.ns go
N for date The nsishbofhood - IRE ion
and ali b. improve made IN Il sls Of good easf.ss
These Los are Ies Than two miles run Wilano1igA
accessible by the Division Line 81 Onnbusrs runaias
iour 10 aud n, al the Ferries en- Niausburkh ana
Of Opnhussas running every Our m ,"
ufss from the brooklyn fenes Pare cent? -. :.
DivisloN g. feet wide and -four or hVe mites
nseds glance the map 10 perceive tha one 2, ~
commsndng and important AvepnsA leading 20 sHa W.
iork -. -, -. =. ....,s<s ~
.Bfboriyed he construction OF h0rsecsr hajirosd 90
arsune from the Ferries IN Niamsbarsh 10 East nes
r,cuirpd the ersntees their own expcns 70 .do INC
md 70 complete he Railroad N year from inc Pa.
Act and he preliminary 90 IT. eons6lon arc
70 be In pro1Fes. -, ,- ....., .-.a<6uS.
for inv ,mepf Improvement s resdsncss OF business
m. Tstle perret Warranty Deeds wi Dc s'es e,as
Corsrsnts ae.IEt Nni.sne ~ Per cent Of the pirsh
can q nonssse -. ........t 4
Broac q fHAUNCET sHARfER, No % has.s1 q - a
q PALMER No. 50 BiyngfoDsf- JOHN w IAlLoS - 4
.na aa5 Cenfer>f Mills w PALMER No ~ hisinft's& I
BEsIAslIS {. BUTCHER, No IS5 0rsnast- NeN'fors
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GREENWOOD CEMETERY The SUBS rioct 70
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dep a = bsi 4 Nsvl'tt sac = 81 q, ti isss..
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81 81 ST - :, s'S w.rss Ysls ass F.
~ sutrssee opPosass e'se1T ed f'.'n'1
r0SFPH KELLY Engraver aud Printer. No. 81
~ ''s e, i Ass CA. sos. ssa s1s-.
90. B Fies5 Pcrts Bib .; kEsAnass hosA Laer a As
IGNFoUs MARBLE.-Wsrereom No. 5Sai
A. srs. . =, I'll oslss f iEs aIfbsl Wed
r si sSos Tf.co k IN q .s q he noe.
.,rpsvr sblrs very ssperof AID asaay aaa cseAp1e~
ssusl an hsr hid Il ose4 ss q, Rssy' 800 ~.
80 csIr sd spp-S 20 w.scos,ne- Bsss> cola.s D,es
cssrs sd hantls. cunnss Vs;s. Peaesa s.a ss
D. and FsneT S.orss snbed sFpestion sA NsSS
49, srr:! =. yaI.o.s i1srSs,sd are s1itsd % e.
CUGAR.-lOe bids prime Cuba Mascovsdo sugar
- ''~ 'n sPof On 8 rIE ~ ga CO s' 70
TT,HF MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH-New-iOrk or
eeseorner HAn0ysr AID Bs.ser .aa n ne s ~
Iss S sas T I assss sS comsny e. the pP
the further accommodation o. ht public % keep se
s ssEss as 4 ssd have
s.sy exp nov sSa "a T.srspS T stseSsias
from Ne~YOrk the City Of WsshinS1 one D. sse r.LOas
evm Pisae p 70 and Washington BY the osheE lie
aons a s oo. !, WHARFAGE TruiOo
Newark Jersey City Hs's De Gssee F0 OePS's arc
kevsH Hope
VIII Veu wires a. above .ad regulations iasrs prompt de-
r,y tb Coupany sfoas disposed % sva
M the and Of this rapid mode Of comm VIC
persora or FRIENDS distant cities an extent Of means 0f
pronpgrude unequsled BY other hne IN tn eoSnry
Telessphns Bat reeery experiment has become
.t .7d liable medium Business and the amount OF thos.ods
spou tssund Of dollars daily transacted through rs agency
PRcEs-For OF ten words or les exe ve o.
ss from NV NEwARK ,,y si 2 SaIkA9 26S
PHIA tresf-fre andto BALI1NOkE or MAXIMUM
an, et,t, Open daily from A " 70 10 P. NJ
w. WM VI SWAIN, PreEdent
VIM P wEsTERvELr Superintendent
VEAST POWDER.-B. L BABBlTT is the original
Inventor Chemical Powder which prepare and
and ~ Wshir YORK IN IN .1s Ins
should that they get thai with the above name o.
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paints, Glass. &s.

pnlnts, GLASS, 81.
ZINC PAINTs.-THE NEW RSEY ZINC
II COMPANY are nov saz.erunr these Psns q sspsscr
auAify. al q phrh warranted PURE.
M sup~ro-y h essry resp. Lssd Pst1 I'D
.sbhed they leqra qs<n nesy eoeels he s-
hc end1re much longr u edeof tN 80 rost . ne e
sureT !. IN tie long ran. one hall .. sreef 49,.
They sale By tie prrepel aeae n t sa o'her e1s
r.n1acts-srs' prieea rsG b. the Co1pAny's ASenfs
NAMING sQriER No Il OeT-s- hss-i@s-
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Professional Iotires.

DR POWELL, Oeust, Aurist, &c, receives his
~ patients o'clock daily - bis ofee 10 81 Breed
procured 1rres ls ETe and h self
Ars We Fountains Artificial Inserted without the
hch exsciy IKE he rst1rA eye ana feseu
be IL color and erprc.s0u
DR W BEACH has returned from Europe and
~ resumed hs practice city oee No % EylEg
Nsy ke eoEsuiiei from 2 70 s. A VI