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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-01
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Reported for the Evansville Journal
New YORK, Jan 80 NJ.

-.- NEW YORK, Jan 30 M.
Sales, 100 bales Hemp dew rotted, 81 As,
firm; 500 Rio coffee 81; 100 Orleans sugar
5@5sc, firm; 300bbls Orleans molasses 304;
800 bbls prison whisky 25; 900 mess pork
SIS %; prime SIS 81. Butter in demand.
Hogs s4@sac; mess beef S13 25@SI3 so,
steady. Lard, bbls lie, quiet; $50 hams 10
@lo4; shoulders 7a@7ac; 10000 bbIs State
flour 50 4I@5 SO; Ohio So 6S@575.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 81, NJ
Flour, no sales Whisky zoe. Nothing
done in provisions, some enquiries but buy
ers demand further concession and offer only
&c for bulk sides. Sugar firm with sales $50
hhds. Molasses 80 no change in these articles
PITTsBU RGH, Jan. 81, NJ.
River still closed.
ARRIVAL Of THE PAMPERO.
t - New ORLEANS, Jan 81.
The Pampero arrived from San Francisco
with dates of the lst. Much rain and snow
had fallen in the interior, creating great dis
tress. The whole country between Talifiero
and Sacramento is under water, and many of
the bridges had been swept away, farms de-
stroyed, and many lives lost. Stockton and
MarysviIle had been partially in undated.
Distr ass is much incr eased by the high rates
of provisions, many miners being in absolute
want.
In Yuba the snow is 10 feet deep, and still
falling. Flour is selling at S45 per pound.
The u. s. Land Commissioners have re-
sumed their session, and confrmedFrAnont's
Mariposa claim of ten square leagues.
The members ofthe Legislature are gather
Ing, and would probably remove the seat of
government to Benecia during the winter.
Oregon dates of Dec. 4th have been re-
ceived. In the Legislature the Governors
message was voted out by two majority.
There is much ice in the Columbia river,
and two vessels are frozen in
The San Francisco markets are as follows:
Flour $50. Java Coffee Tic; Mess Pork S35;
Mackerel $50; Mess Beef SIT; Butter 4o,43c
Lard lSa20c; Cheese l5c; Carolina Rice lie;
AmericanCrushed Sugar lac.
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE
est WEST.
New YORK, Jan. 90.
The Star of the West, from San Juan,
with 400 passengers, has arrived.
The Golden Gate arrived at San Francisco
on the nth, and the Winfield Scott on the
goth
TheOregon left on the goth, and the North
ern on the let, for Panama.
The. Brother Jonathan, the Oregon, and the
Northerner, took down nearly two millions of
gold.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 81.
The steamer w. A. Violet burned on
Monday night. at the month of Red river
N lives were lost.
The weather is cold. The thermometer
is at 80.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE of q sPfI,L War; Of Execution, (n iavor
ID of Samuel Lister and against The heirs oil John H.
man, issued out the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Wand srbu rgh Circuit Court end TO me diicec will
Saturday the 10Th day of February ADS53 between
the hours 10 O'Clock \. NJ and O'Clock M o. said
day. the door the Court House, in the city of Evans
ye expose sale the rents, issues and profits for the
trm of ye Of the following described real e
wilt Lots Eeightcen and Nineteen in the subdiv
made by Samuel Lister OF Out Lot Number Two, in the
upper enlargement of the Town of Evansvla. and In
default OF the rents issues and profits selling for sum
sufficient satisfy said execution will at the same time
and place offer for sale the fee simple of said real estate.
JOHN S. TERRY. Sheriff, V. e. k
Evansville, Jan. 18th, 1853. janis
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-01

CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.
IN OO0 CARRIAGE BOLTS. assorted sizes;
CU.OUU 40 sides Enameled Leather;
~ sides Patent Leather;
GO pieces assorted Oil Cloths;
10 do Enam led do;
10 do Coach Laces, assorted.
$50 sets Bras and hlstsd GarEage Rands W. and
Carrage Hardware generally for sale at low rates by
dcc30 BABCOCK BROTHERS.
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JOHN C. MATHEWS.
WIN EG AR FA CT - S y,

S,.co,nore ST.. bef,ceeu Water and FIRST streets.
TIME subscriber mas esai shed Vinegar Factory
/ Messrs Z,hn &; witman's liquor Store, Il tn.
49,. iocstian where families and dealers may obtain
the hest uality OF Vinegar less than Cncinu prices.
His Vine ar will be equal to the best manufactured in
ha N.st He invites attention Of the public to his
manufactory [dee3-6m J. c. MATTHEWS. 4
= BALES CANNELTON BROWN SHEETINGS, Just
| y reed and for s;Iety
septea MORGAN. KEEN & PRESTON.
CuGAR.-5 hhds prime Just ec'1 per..Fanny Smith
- for sale by Sc. GlIRERT & CO..
ap9 Sycamore near Water.
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NORGE The undersigned has taken the Books,
~ Notes, and all accounts IN his possession o IN, :;
late firm of GoTTLIEB VILE. * Co., aud WIN c'i,ee an
debts due to said firm He therefore notifies MS debtors
TO call and settle. He be fou"d at all tunes III tie
shment of s. Kahn * WIFE, where ne or ms eiere
will attend to all settlements. ioAAO Win
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CHAIN PUMPS.

TT,HE UNDERSIGNED engaged i'm putting up the
Il "Chain Pump" and will in a few days have large
lot of thu, unrvaled pumps at Evansville which they
viii attach to ciserns and wells at low price. and
rant 10 give perfect satisfaction. The Chain Pump is
particularly adapted g. eiserns, as child may work it,
and il keeps the water stirred up to prevent stag
The simplicity of the pump is only equalled by
its durability and almost utter possbility of getting
out OF order One OF them be at the residence
of Mr.. Crawford Bell The undersigned would ask The
attention or citizens to it, certificates of its worth
are required amer examination. Information can be
had by calling at the Sherwood HOUSE.
jau27--i w. w. COLLINS e. CO. .
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-27
FROM MEXICO.

The special tclegraphic correspondent of
the New-lork Courier and Enquirer at the
Capital, sends the following despatch:
Washington, Aug. 81.
\ gentleman ust arrived from Mexico,
brings the information that the poorer classes
OF Mexico denounce Santa Annals Govern
ment on account of the establishment of
the direct tax, and his order for raising the
army to the standard of $4,000, under the
preteXt Of an expected war with the United
States. The clergy will probably resist the
proposition for raising a three per cent loan
of seventeen millions OF dollars by mortgaging
the Church property.
The Government proposes to repay the
loan in annual instalments of one million of
dollars. The order for the return of the Jes-
uits has passed and they are seen in the city
in groups, attired in their accustomed cos
tune. The inhabitants welcome them back.
Crops are good in Mexico. Travelling is Sc
cure against the attacks of robbers. There is
but little hope that Santa Annals Government
will benefit the people.
~ News exists of Sir John Franklin ia
the shape Of bottles found at the mouth of the
CLeI, III Russian America Tie bottles will
be examined by the Russian Government
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The Kinaston Farm

HNllE subscriber wishes I" >ril his farm. situate!
";.r mile y L. II Sheffield Hollow. and on Tic
road 20 Sutton. and l. miles North from tn" prpn.
N -. l"u>hurv. said farm i I'i! lIi- been very
noted, and known - The Winston farm for more
than - wears. arI =" lee recommended needs hl.'
I" hc seen. ltcnntill> loo acIc> oi excellent lam!
GOOD buildings. large IN! convenient: durable ~
Ter running I" the house ami barn. and IN every ti"
and pasture. The farm i AL well fenced AMI ct'~
Al least ~ tons Of hav and ! good for wheat and all
kinds oi VI. productions. Also II large apple ~
char!. wood and >usar NAPLES III atUI.ll.cc-rl"r'
than loco uit hlrt" tap.
\ reasonable credit given i,r part Il he purchase
MONEY. and I">.c>>j"u gwen next March. II tht
subscriber intends leaving the Safe nj that time.
JOSEPH u. kiNASInN
Sheffield Anc. -. I>55. >5:'f
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Aug. Is.

At market 1900 beef cattle, 100 stores, 9 pairs
working oxen. l20cows aud calves, 1000 sheep and
lambs. 500 Swine.
PnIct>. Beet Cattlc-Extra 81; 1st quality :;
"a quality 81; 81 d"Ga6! ord. Sl!a5
Working OXcm->1oal25.
Cows and calvt>-S2l 21al5.
Sheep and L"mb>->2 LAD; extra S. TO 6.
Swlne-'a7:c; lat hog 53c.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MAEKET-Aug. "a.
Atmarkct 27dacattie-24o6 beeye> and 3te stores
consisting of working oxen. COW, and calves, l. .
and wears old.
PEIcE,-M arket-Extra beefS7:: Isl quality
2d quality i.;.t!; 81 quality Dat! ordinary it5
Hides.
Prr>-o.al.
/ Calf Skiu>-llc. per b.
: Veal Caivr>-So,oa l..
Storc>-W Working, Ox"u-S97, ll2al4S.
/ Cows and calvc>-S24, 3laAg.
carling,-salU.
Two Years oii-Sl5. i a32
Sheep and anh>-dl5i2 1t market. Prices-Ex
ira 4. ja7. BY lot >2::a4,
SWI.c-Whoic>;" e. retail &c
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Nearly all the diseases which attack the system.
are the result of impurities OF the blood. Man. with
blood c"uring throuph his veins, i'll healthy state.
Is secure from the rtvage> of disease. As a purify
Eo "i 'e p'o no',,s iy' rf"srre equals the
New Haven, Ct says: Il have used in INV t;irliIy
Mvsrs' Compound Extract of Rock Rose, and lind
II Il very valuable medicine for all blood Diseases
The most Of any ever used, and as fur Il, can
learn. it has given general satisfaction. | would
recommend it cheertullv, IL beng most invaluable
remedy for the diseases it Processes to cure
L. y. THOMPSON. New Haven. CT.
For sale by j. G.. BINGHAM, ST. ,John>bury and
dealers in medicine everywhere.
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II III d G. AL e DON N.
THE WIGS OF ST. JOHNsBrRy

Are requested to meet at the Town Hail. Sarr-
day. September Sd, at two o'clock p. NJ, TO agree
upon candidate for Town Representative. and
transact such other business the interests Of the
party may require.
By order Of the Town Committee.
st. John>burv August -, 1858.
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I)rlltIlg.

IL ih;> town, Aug. - George Hcnry.-on Of Mr.
Robert Hale. a-cl wears.
In Concord. Aug. L.. Mr Rufus Hi. a,r,! a6.
IL l,an'ilIr, Aug. - Alden. son OF Mr. David r.
Batchcder, aged ab"rI. -.
In Burke. Aug. &, NJ Amos r. Newell. ascLS6.
In Lit;lct"n, y. H., Aug, -. OF ,ly~rn,rry. Mr..
Ebenr1vr Eastman, senior partner OF the firm Of
Eastman. Iilton x Co.
In I'll" city Of Troy. y Y at the residence OF hi>
>on,"n Sunday morning July "a. John Eiins~ Esd.
aged 80 wears. Mr. Billings WIS born at Mon;yile.
Conn. Hi father. D,a. John Billing. w:t> one of
the early settlers Of E"yaI'on VI. whcr, he rrrnov-
ed in rs. having serve! a that time two wears in
the Revolutionary War. At the burning and ,ack-
in" of E"yaItol 10y the Indians. in l7-o. though hut
lad {" seven wears. he WIS stationed i, one u the
"utpo-tS !" watch and give Information Of the pro
grc>> and direction th, Indians took in their work
OF destruction an! lluldar Mr. BILLINGS raised :,
company Of Infantry in TIE War of I>l3. winch WIS
commanded toy Capt. NobIc OF the 3let Regiment
In L"tiri"n. Au.5. -. Il son OF Mr. Jonathan Bal
lev a.ci :, wears.
Ia Mldlchury. 10Th INST. Mr. Leonard peminc
aged 66
In Cincinnatu>, y. Y. 2oth inst Rev. Levi Tuck.
er, d. d. recently Pastor OF the Baldwin Place Ban,
ti>t Church, i'll Boston.
In burke. Aug. IL. Of cholera infantum. Emile
Louise. daughter Of Luciu> and Adeline Dcui,on
aged Is months
In Newburv. Aug. II. widow Margaret kcveS.rel
let OF the late Hon. Thomas kev->. AGED 66.
In Newburv, Aug. IL, Dea. Daniel Bartlett, arct
80 years.
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Estray.

tAME into the enclosure OF th, subscriber on the
10th u: July last Nv" years OLD and vrlr,.
hcltrr. both dark red with white >", in their face
The "wIcr i requested t" prove property pay char
&c anl take them away from hi> farm in Water
ford tour miles directly east from ST J"lrl.l,ury
Plain, PATRICK MASON
Aug 30 1853. >i9w3
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MI SIC l..

VIE undersigned vii continue to give lessons
Il upon the rialo-For,c. Organ, and ,I. j., S;,,,
Ing. 1t is desirable ,ha. those wi>hin 70 :
either OF tn" above branches during the Fan form
should commence by the first of September
Applications for private classes in >ipgirr ON, ,f
town will he promptly attended to. either f,r ,b.
present Fail term, or the coming Winter term
CHARLES MARTIN.
St. Joi:.22>bury, Aug %. ls53. .so,f
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THE WINGS or WATERFORD

Are requested to meet at the South Meeting House
in said town, Ito nominate a town Representative.
on Saturday Sept. Sd, 1858, at one o'clock, P NJ.
NJ X. PARKS for Committee.
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Ready-Made Clothing

IMAM ever Tor the reason that we reduced our Stock
very low indeed before we commenced
me, and consequently have Il fresh supply OF coon
""oDS AMI OF our OWL manufacture, consisting, Of
Dut!a" :i,A Rubber Oycrc":.>. Brna.icl.lh riI,,
and Beaver do. Dire Frnck and Sack 10.
Black ami Fancy pc,.>kn Pants. Black
and Fancy Cashmere h.. Twret
>heep> Grey and >ttn,.i. do.
Satin. SILK and Lasting Vests Fancy. Pl-iI and
Figured do. Valencia. C,>hm"r,.rr An! Wor,-
Ted DO. lachc,. Erncks Nye-m. Nn
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THE TEIER AT NEW.ORLEANS.

fru. .!r \. . pIllv inIc-.
u Lao. ,.or,..r..I with one nr two orn-
...n.n r.,;I.rt. At Nrw-Orlcau>. who left
,.... ,l.. .,;d.mi heram. 50 fatal and
.., Tl.., j,..,riL.. III. mortolitv A.
.t.,.,, =, ,,m.. If tL,. districts Lut martial
...,,rr.. The. death, prr dav. now re-
..r.rJ fv r,lrrraph, they compute equal 10
,.or.,I,r, II over two thousand IN \
,,-rL,. ,o,,n. ,rio, Of Nrw-York. In other
,... -oo L,rdrrd persons are swept of
.,.-, ,urrrv-,oay hours. hv yellow fever a
., .r,o, rb,. reduced aralraa;r Of seventy
..,I Ora. of our utormant> has little
....rl,- the least Of ON. Of the hurvino
,.,.. .. Ll,r,ingot M.ad boa!nS had been
-...rr,, ~. IN order to AVOID the dr!av of
....,r.,,r and ,l,. ru,rrtlc.iou and arcraya-
~. n,,..,r,. uhI a it va, ap,r hcnIcl
,'i,w Tia. scarcity Of abor,r, n
.,.,...,r.,,. and in t,r ,,n,tcr> field. was a
ahmed sour, Of anxiety. and added to the
,l.,,,, u..ara>,mrn, and nloom which thi,
..-......, ,.npr,,. has cast OYER m. city
W. b,,,. said the. mortality was rar,iaI IN
=, ,opr,r Thu. consolidated civ Of New
u,,,u. !. formed O, what were, until recently
..r ,,,,,ra,r district, or Nuuicinalitics In
r,J'fprr or Fourth district ha, been thr
.n2,,,i mortality. Here ,be work ON III.
.-,2, Northern railroad was commenced and
armed On until the rains in july drove the
h.o.rr> from the >wan.p> or low grounds sand
here. or in the. Vicinity. these laborers l,ome
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I'm ne New orleans Delta. Aug II.
SOMETHING To CAUSE SoRRow.-Wc
s:'r'r' an old acquaintance yesterday, on
-'dEa'r> street. whom We had not seen for
"-,m-ht before. He had a care-worn and
~',t.ri coUntcnancc his eyes were sunken
49, .'> checks We're hollow, and care had
..-', Is footprints on his brownie looked At
~, len wears older than when we last saw
-.'' W. asked if he had been sick, and. if
To- "Nl IAN the cause Of this great change
Na> he replied, "A few DAYS ago, and
~" A'.iy III the possession ola father. a
,'''hrr and three loved sisters but am =.
y .'' now buried the last one Yesterday. =
We're answered. 1t was. indeed. enouoL
.A Tie darkest hairs to snowy Wilderness
., Yer 1t was but one instance out of many
"tiy occur III our city.
-" I'.'on-walk, Yesterday, we noticed A
'''" II years OF agc, CARRYING on his
. -. 4 coffin, which, on inquiry, We learned
'',."'' the tody Of his little si>ter,who had
IN. Hr"ow fever. He was ACCOMPANIED
a. ''> y"'er sister girl Of some Is wears OF
;'...r l"vy were slowly and sadly making
'-.'' way to the cemetery
T., al FEVER At NEW OKLrANs-A New
ais despatch otthe 2l.t, states the inter
u I't day at go. including 24s from
s... i"e total deaths of the previous
T. "+Fe 1850, of which 1850 were from
-. =" GREENWOOD returned home in
r. .''' European steamer. and is now in
f... H. Tor the purpose Of putting to pres,
travels in Europe" which will BE- i.
Erl rI nTr publishers, Messrs. Ticknor
x Fields, Immediately. "''0F'
'.a'r, - = correspondent, in speaking Of the
o., =, saratoga, says they wear their ,L.;r
are 10Th" lower edge Of ,,e~orYm
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,or1GN INTELLIGE EN- CE.
,,ysLATER FROM EUROP"

r,,y;b Qu><',on .>em"l-1ccp-
-. It,lqaom By Eu<s'H.
. ro,al Mail steamship Arabia arrived
- t,-, 4, jersey City, Aug. %
,...,, definite has tran>pred on the
7.r,.:ou. tut every body believes 1t
,.-'.aa,,I pcarcably, The news from
,.tyrs was expected on the 10Th or
~ Morning Post boldly asserts that the
'.,;n. will be evacuated during the
III ~. in September, and soon after the
80, .rncIani and France will leave the
81. .,,-crs. Beyond this there Is really
- -. ,,opcht bv this arrival.
..cJ, have materially improved, but
'- -.., continues dull.
3, .- .',I., If general importance has been
y ~ rom France. The wheat crops were
~ in. and are reported to be only a
~ ~ KIM, affair is drawing to a salts
..-s .ou.Iu>on. ,
~. r,~.,,ian, have again defeated the
80. l,yirr taken on the NIGHT OF the Sd
. .,r, III, important fortress Of Ioprac Male
...,r,Iri the same, with gain Of 22V
..o. Artillery.
.r >l.h Of Persia has openly declared
......uinr.a> he doe, the question between
,-''' &c., ,,J Turkey as a >acrcdy Just one on
49," .,,t the last mentioned power, he will
~ every aid in ,a>c Of a war. In con
49,. -, declaration the Russian Minister
.rI.-.n wa, about to demand his pass
r. Chinese Impcriali>ts were preparing
AZ. Annoy. The insurgcnt force wa:
Elm four day, march OF Nankln.
,r-,,A,e telegraph says tie insurgents ha'
=, the Imperial fleet from before
,','r Init had concluded not to attack Can
~ t..,re September.
LtpN bg TelegoPh.
LoNpoN, Saturday, Is.
n..,,,,b,s from st. Petersburg, dated jt'
i,,. been received in Paris. The
...,.d the Emperor had definitely accept
-. proposals Of IT." four powers.
,l..r,i,h from Trieste SAYS that the Port
-. without modification the proposal
,,.g 4p at Vienna. An extraordinary An
...,I.r W., to leave Con>tantlnople for :
p.,.-.,,r,. with the >ultan'S decision, 4
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consisting Of German, English. French and Amor,
can broadc"th>-all grades and colors: Plain ,,,I
'hrT D"e>kIl> and Ca<>IIn Silrudid Ve>tjrr,
overcoaflng>. Figured Eelvets FOR Bows Wai>.cnat,
and tiIlI - 80 '''' :
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Ani :" 'ii''"h II sail lani vi 10. -, i rpfli
'rin" n Tie dwel!ing-hou>e # Char,., C',-.,. +.
>4 "f''i''y. on TUESDAY. :hr fourth ..tr "i u.-,u
'' ''A'. ~ Ten O'clock III Ih, i"r,.l,~ ~ >.i.I g.
r'G"i~Ii" l" discharge said taxes with c">r ua.>
previously bad. l>;,u..
l'air! i, '~lihv. hi l';'F FAX 81 Ar-.i>.. i. y
81 CHARLES CHENLl. First Constable.
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VII nonresident prolr"t"r~ Of The town al Graz
Il by, III the County of Essex ar. hereby notified
IIl:' NE taxes assessed 10y -aiI town pry."u> i"
M date, remain III hole in par, unpaid "n the
following described lands in said toyyn. t. .it;
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Aud ~ mUt.l 81 >g.u lands vii u. - u !lli Il,
;il.tJiu.. a. the iwy i.:.-i.o>, Dane e kliu',iI,
il. lad Maidstone. lu">,iav. ,i,,. eth i,y ct
September !.rNt. II ten "c,"cn. \. ~ Il ~ila To-
requisite /" discharge >.,j iAc> w;.. ..>-- l,i.>
previously ia!d, >y,W5
b.,c. al Mai l>t"rc. August Is \. II. l-.,5.
LINl> HALL Fir>t Constable.
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TAILORS TRIMMINGS ALL KINDS

our ""odS are ALL NEw, and have been selected
Win great care We feel confident that we can ret
up garments I" order in is GOOD STYLE cam
be done; and by 50 doing, AMI strict attention 10
business are IN hopes OF gaining the patronage Of
an III Wilt W "o'p>l BSTANIIAL CLOTHING.
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Stray Steer.

rAME into enclosure about the 10Th
- of August. one red three wears old steer: the
owner i requested 10 prove property. pav charge,
and take him away. ,lEllIAL POWERS.
Lyndon. Aug. -, 1913. siYw3
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NOTICE

hereby given that application will be made to
the Legislature ofNermont at their next session.
for an alteration i'll the town lines OF Brighton. Wen
lock and Ferdinand, i'll Essex Countt-An that
the town of Ferdinand and the south ,a>terlv par,
ct Hr'Sht"n be annexed 10 the >outh c;'>tery part
OF Nen"ck. and that the north westerly bart of
Wenock be annexed to the north westerly part of
brighton. HARVEY COZ.
VI. Il. HOSEBROOk, l. ID. GIl.kEY.
y. H. DANA. ;. W. GILkEI.
Jason RHlER, JAMES NJ. DOYLE,
l.. AHMER. DlMOND STONE
Dl DLEl Z. HALL, RODULPiIUS WALKER
Brighton, Aug. % 1855. s39w3
NOTICE...T This certiiie> that | have reIinTui,h
l ' ed to my son, William T.. Peck hi time during
the remainder Of his minority. SAM'L PECK. q
PI>>ump>ic Aug. % 1853. s39w3*
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Salt Pork, Lard and tribe,

, bBLS. prime Vinegar, Tor ale h,
T.. IEWrTI < co.
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" The OLD Daggerreen.

w Ill open h. Daguerrean Caller, Auc,l.- 30
w and he ready 10 wait On his customers there
after
-. Iohn>hury. Aug. -. l-;,3. sS.tf
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Notice.. This is to certify that have this day
~ given my son, Charles Chapel, the remainder
OF his minority. that shall neither exact auv of his
earning, pay any debts Of his contracting hereIc
ter. WILLIAM CHAppEJ
We-tmore, Aug "a, 1853. s39w3*
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PETTEs & HORTON,
MERCHANT TAILORS.
FALL g. WINTER GOODS

Not LID respectfully inform the citizen. of s.
I"ill>bury and vicinity, that they have iu>
received an excellent stock of
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FURNISHING GOODS,

Consisting Of " mite and Fancy Shirts, Under >hir,
ami Drawers. Stocks, CTavai-. Poke: Ifauinrr
chiefs Linen h">"n~ and C"ilar- Bnrk Glove, an.
MItten>. Wool do, Hosiery. Braces. &c. ,I,o
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ESSEX COUNTY
GRAMMAR SCHOOL

'kNiF. Fall Term at tbs institution viii rorl,r,I,c
on Wednesday. tn" 7th dtr Ut Sc;,.trib, MY
and continue ZEN weeks. under the i,i>rrlrri,,, vi;
Mss JOSEPHINE NJ. >rUDnAED, an r.,ic,..,
and arc"mpli-hr! teacher
C. Tuition Reasonable.
j. Il. DARLING, Secrc ar.
Concord, August -, Ia. !>.;.,..,