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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-31
HIRING AND GENERAL

ME G RIO HIRING AND GENERAL
IN AGENCY.-The undersigned continue to hire
cut and sell to rent out houses to sell real
estate and to collect and settle claims of every de-
scrpton. He again offers his services to his patrons
and the public generally for the ensuing year.
Particular attention will be paid to Ne groes during
the year, in cases of sickness.
Persons intending send them to be hired out will
consult their interests by sending them at Christmas
or soon thereafter as practicable.
EDWARD d EACHO
General Agent and Collector,
Office corner 18th street. near the Exchange Hotel
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BARTON, 100 Main street nesr 18th street.
~ has On hard large stock of MILLINERY
- GOODS. silk, satin velvet and straw BON
nEIs French FLOWERS; neck and bonnet ri B.
boNos mourning and French worked COLLARS
wnicn viii pc sold unusually cheap de
IiLL THEY COME-By the James
~ town and Roanoke | continue to receive the
lstsH and most fashionable styles of COATS.
TANTS and VESTS now wern
= have also hand large sssart MT ef az ARF9
CRAvATs, STOCKS. SHIRTS. COLLARS. &c. =
HENRY SHAFRR.
20 y Corner Main and 18th sfreafa
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ITO TOBACCONISTS.- The advertiser.

= gentle man "a years of age, who can give the
best testimonials as to character, &c, desires stu
alton as under overseer in Tobacco FACTORY as he
has considerable knowledge of that business Salary
not SO much an object agreeable situation. Adj
dress Through the Post Office)J L. H. Stain when
a1d where an interview may be had. de 22-tf
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DRESENTS FOR CHRISTMAS.-Pa-
Il rian Vases and Cornucopias of various designs,
with raised flowers very delicate and handsome;
richly decorated French China Vases, French and
Dresden China Gard Cases, Dresden, Sevre, and Pa.
rian Cups and Saucers Pastile Burners Paan statu-
cites Bisqne Figures and numerous other fancy ar
ticles suitable for presents. BULKLEY Co,
de q 1877 Main ST., Eagle Square.
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HOLIDAY PREsENTS.-Ladies and

ia WHIT IhESEN IS.-Ladles and
- gentlemen wishing to make Eheir friends neat
and handsome present at the approaching Holidays
ct the Subscribers store and getting of their rich
French Embroideries, consisting of worked Sleeves
Chemisettes, Hdkfs, Collars, Capes, Bands &c. also
Shswts CiCaks and Dresses, innumerabIe and chesn
j. MILLHlSER L. BRO,
Ia q RVoa
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~ MAFEET Michigan White
= s9OOO PINE BOARDS and PLANK,
IS, 900 feet Canada do,
$1,000 do. inch BUTTONWOOD,
$1,000 do. WHITE WOOD-yery wids
10000 do 2, s and inch ASH,
Is, 900 do. HICKORY,
5000 do. BLACK WALNUT,
Landing this day from schrs. Louisa aud VIM p
Williams for sale on accommodating terms by
oc4 BELVlN PARKER.
BOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
~ DOCTOR E. .. ROBINSON continues to offer
his services to the afflicted, and especially those su
erng with chronic and supposed incurable forms of
disease The DR.. has been engaged in the practice OF
medicine twenty years-the last twelve in this city,
and therefore give satisfactory reference Thou
sands who dragging out miserable existence with
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Bronchitis, Fiuor Albus,
Dropsy, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Scrofala, Liver Com.
piaint Disease, of the Lungs. Fisuia. DC might be
speedily relieved aud MANY permanently cured
Persons at distance would do well TO come to the
city and remain until their health il restored Ex.
tracing Teeth only 25 cents.
Office on Franklin, between 18th and I4th streets.
Secret forms of disease treated with great success
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YEA, TEA, TEA .-HULST q KING,
Il Franklin street, opposite Old Market are sell
ing good Green and Black Tea for so cts. per lib.
English Breakfast Black Tea, 62i cents per Id.
superior Guopowder Tea for rs and so cents per Id.
Extra fine favored Gunpowder aud Imperial Tea
such as is usually sold for 81 so per h. at only 81 per
pound. Also, common paper Black Tea at tweshil.
linss per pound. de lev
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.


Adams Edw'd Ahern VIM Atkinson Jas n
Archer DIR J L. Allen w L Anderson
Actor Jas r Atkinson Turner Avis Robt
Anderson w w
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USI kECElF ED, another lot OF those
- heavy SKIRTS for ladies, at 81 % each /: also
an assortment of cloak CLOTHS and VELVETS
and cloth CLoAkS the last will receive this sea
son.
de 20 HART r. MOSES
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hRIED BEEF, of superior quality. For
~ sale by JAMES B. SHELTON
de 10 Corner Of Broad and Ath sLreets
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RRAGG'S SWOOPE'S and McCLUNG'S
- family and extra FLOUR, for sale BY
de u j. j. FRY
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Fla Pa EEszsz ERICH
.t--SSzzz-----zs.g MOND AND DANYILLE
RAILKUAD.--On account of the su- pension of the
Freight Trains during next week Freight will be
received at this De pot after SATURDAY, the 24ths
until MONDAY, Jan. I'd, 1854.
deH Freight Agent.
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RLANK BOOKS.-I have lot OF very
IL superior large size LedgeTs, Journals and Day
Book, bound in half Russia Leather, which offer
at so per cent less than they usually sold TO
duce the stock.
Buff Envelopes. self-sealing; 81 per 1000.
Bill, Check, Bank and Pass Books
Bill Paper, very superior
Letter and Cap Papers, in great variety
Post Once Envelope Paper; 50 per ream
Bristol Boards, three sheet thickness, for tobacco
brands; 81 50 per dozen
GEORGE NJ WEST,
ehapg ROO tsfa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-21

Business Of all kinds has been very quiet, as
usual at this season, and no important change
to notice in the leading articles We refer Ia
our quotations and remarks for the present state
OF our market.
ASllES-Pearls rather quiet at IS 25. Pots
dnli at 81 c75. The rule IN ths market s the
purchaser pays all the inspection charges.
BUrTER-The demand is good for all prime
grndes at II lsc, and stock at present time is
small; fair and common quality at IL a lee
Butter Is held back in the country to consid
cradle extent for higher prices, aud NAV he
obtained for some choice dai-ics this summer,
but the present indications generally through
the whole country are that the quantity will be
unusually large this fall and the probable de
mand for export much less than it has been for
years. Prices in San Francisco June 18th, ~
Doc, with a stock on hand and to arrive exceed
ing any former period
CHEESE-fhe market requires cheese to be
mild in flavor. Most Of the fair and common
qualities have not paid near the cost this season
Mid and rich cheese in boxes and small sizes Is
III good demand at "a a Sc
FLpUR-There Is considerable excitement
IN the Flour market on account Of favorable for.
eign advces, and ali kinds are in better demand
at an advance Of l23c a 25c per Dbl
GRAlN--The arrivals Of Corn being light
prices slightly improved. southern yellow II a
&c ana whlie bb a ~ per bu. Oats are plenty
Sales Of Northern ~ 46c. Rye IN small lois
&c. White Beans dull aud plenty at 5 - q
81 75c.
HOPS-There have been further specula-
tive purchases, comprising 300 bales at prices
ranging from 22 Csc. per 10, cash. and now
held higher. The cause of the present move.
ment is theHnfavorabe accounts in relation tC
the growing crop.
PROVlSlONS-Ther has been but a very
limited business doing in Pork, and that N
small lots to the trade. Beef is IN fair demand
Lard Is firm. Hams are plenty. Dried apples
IN better demand for shipping. for that purpose
difficult to sell over Ate. Eggs being scarce
has advanced the puce; many come in bad or
der.
SEEDS-At this season OF the year prices ar,
nominal Tor Grass Seeds. The full demand i
moderate compared with spring.
WOOL-The demand for fleece and pulled il
good and sales are making at quotations. Stock Il
tins market very light and early sales it i;
thought will be the best About one-ihrd the
new clip in Vermont has been contracted for a
au average Of 80 a soc. At these rates specula
tors aud Wool agents have most withdrawn, an,
holders are anxious 10 sell.
1876 State street. Boston, and / / Water street
Ogdensburgh, ~ Y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-21
Nursing Sore Mouth.

There me lew. II any troublesome and anney ins
conf tots, that noheis subject go han Nursing
Mnuh, and probably, thst thought ghly hv
physicians. Tho patient i allowed suffer day
day, aud week 10 week. without any remedy. Myen' Es
Of Rock Rose speedy and cefiain cue, the
follow ing eetiifaate will 1hnnitn'y prove
Rev \ II. T.. Mysfs--near sr-Nau have asked ny
opinion of he ausnco Of your Rock Rose Syrup, 20 any
instance of Nuf,is sore Mouth, which may have
under my natice, tad, 10 tais city, severely afflicted
with ihis p.inn disease, and mueh osTsiior, few
weeks after cophnfmeui WITH twins cod a-ns the
Rock Rose, under advice, sud received dit
lief she had pew usly suffered much fnu this
with hes other childeu, and gvasfay TO- ong
delicate nf hehlh, sud-tsd greatly ffom
ennke The kork Rose he came invaluable blessing
Der aud her haies, who su 1--we, ahd may be- rsafej
hy this remedy.
REV. T. n. WARREN.
New Londan, April o, 1869. 30
Myers Extract OF Rock Rose, ioT sale byF. A. smith.
aud Druggists scnofy, where pamphlets, &C nsy be had
gratis.
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4tlarriaors.

Al the Depo, House In Behrl, July tih b., Row : Ds-
both OF Rochester.
10 Randolph, b. tho Rev. A. a. Martin, NJ James ]
dulph.
In ws,has"n, June 10, by Rev. e. I. ,nborn, Mr.
Washington.
A. hiableion, Canada, after oouushp Of -four days
JHmrs ho1binsi ESQ Of Cladeslev Cvrbeit Harfi4t
Youngest daughter OF William Chambefs. Of the New
u"use, ilimheren. The bridegroom wos 10 his ninety
seventh year. and had no ims 70 lne hs fair BRIDE who
has neny sea xtceu sunne had py on him and tool
nun on hard nor better or worse" shat he hid settled
upen hci the whole Of hi properly, amounting to esOO
ycat.
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Dentbs.

yotfs.
To- Chelsea lone H. Mary, daughter Of he late Re, Cs
vim Noble, aged 81.
Ia Remington, 90 Thursday. June 9sh, Mrs ALICE Hai
mon VIE OF The late Nathaniel Harmon. ESQ OF Pawlet
aud moibef Of 6. ". Harmon. Esq. aged 70 years
IN Nallsgiord, inae II, IOhn FoI. N. u. aged II.
in tfahshufy, July 4, Mrs Hannah Murdoch, areo ST.
rs years aud n months
10 East orange Juy H. Air. sahn Gunner aged 46 Yeats
10 sh"fehsm, on the 1T inst. Ms Lldil arahee widow
years.
IN runhridge. jane 10Th, Benj,mn HALL aged Gl ,eat,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-21
~ Poisoning. AZ

Thousands of Parents who use Nerminec romposed of
Castor Gil Calome &C, aware that " lille th.y an
reat trlench the patient, thew actually ia,ine the
foundations Tor settles Of diseases such az
of sight, weakness Of limbs, &C.
w another column will BE- found the sdverii-emni. Of
hobonoaeks Medicines to which ask the attention Of
adee Interested heit own No vol astheu chill rens
health In LAYER complaints and nj disorders ati,ipr ron,
those ota bilious type should make Of the on genuine
medicine, llob-nsaek's Liver i'is
49, ne not deeeived,n but ass for Hobensnck's Worm
sytup and liver Pills, and observe that each hn the
t"ieoi the Proprietor, J. y. hOBENsACK, none
are genuine.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-21
Australian Steamship Company
For Fort Philip, Melbourne and
sidney, Australia.
.4tifSf

THE magn hcent ncs steamship GOLDEN AGE 1000
tons huthvu, il. D. PORTER, Z. :. y. Cunlnani.1,
VIII positively be tcsatchsi Tor the pnrs ga " IN.
daN August Is al O'Clock precisely from her dock rt
no. y r. THIS steamship u Of tie sza Hnl sttength.
and 10 every way tqnal So TIDE Cnns hoo steamer.
o. Is believed MI To he the fastest stsnm a ia tue
world Ter accommodating log 6fsi, secold, aud third
elrs p"-ensers superior those any steamer ever
bn khcs Of pAssaso-fst eliss, ladies loun s3l5
INST Glars, upper saloon, $50; class Sas5 ihir
class, SSo1 The books open For eisht or
sage, apply 10.
HOWARD * son, Agents, 3 a'osdway
SN"s - 3btaugi5
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Special Notice.
$4,000 worth of Fine Farms an d

huiLNG Lofs n aud the ne iiihy End del ,hfu,
situated villages of Rusevlr, ikerni and iitrnan, O..
the Long island RAILROAD Tho Farms contain from five
upward md wri calculated fr pfohahlr sgri-
ruufa aud gafdrnins purposes al fro sl TO So
and ~li pndacr, wi proper cultivation, much
lind within the vicink OF New York. 600 shsfes
Tag Of Blu ding ots and Farms. Il SIS only r"
n- fur bots 25 100 'eei srn from 10 20
The ,- 10 the hesuufu village o Rss~Vals. adjoining
Lakeland the much admir- Like Eent IN
where great Improvements have hnrn nnd-. church
has Just been erected. Many private dyong bee
sod others being fof separate Fam
share Ia the baidinr Lots sod Pam. which TO he
d'-po ed II 90 b. II. OF Aag 1883 speiy Immediately
CHARLES WOOD, No. 2Os brOadwsy, n. Y. where mars
anI pamphlets can he had sralis. 81
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N. IL. ". NO -.
RAILWAYS REGULATORS.

KeeuIae lhe Boweas The ch The Liver and evcfi
Otghn In tho system.
BkR. office 100 fohon st., opposite St Psul,, up stair.
RAILWAY Co. 1862 FuIon street, opposite 81 rnui's
Y r. r. r. Remedies are fof sale by druggists genen
"rGEO. W. BLrDSErT. Cliremoni, n. ~. Gen.tal
Agent for Now HAMPSHIRE and Vermont. r. A. SMITH
SCOTT FIELD, Montpelier. o93w
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Does not every Man, Woman and Child have
l.xs..

Does not every Man, Woman and Child have
interest
in having the hesh OF hen.svs and -nd. restored and
Preserved A. ih Of me not hing hte
good and useful corrective. aud giving the systrm Fefret
tsae the heats Of SUMNER ADD ohcEgss OF Autumn
and 81 No arices ftani - high 10 thu conhdrnes of
cpnmunitv theiar nended ase by eminent ply
stefan. aud distinguished etz.n.O "a
DIR. stephen ge~ett. Jasuy aud highly eel
brsted he aith restoring bitters,
which have beeu tired snd p7prea found 20 o superior
all other prrpara fsr Of al dsea-es arising
irnm impus. Of The n ,oi pefangcm ot II The sau CHI,
Bowe :, Lsc Nervous system and remarkable tot thei,
strengthening. insisorstSe, art cheering propeu's.
susr insl viii prove thfi efficacy. see
In Paau7hlrt..1
Also the Pulmonary Elixir and Strengthen
ing Plaster.
For sale by appointed tgrut- evrry town end village in
New Eng ans, aud BY dealers Medicines z,uerully
FRED. T. SMITH, Agent,
Successor TO :. X. Collins, Man ipslior
June, lej3. 80 aug 20.
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MANSFIELD HOUSE.
VT.
BY STILLMAN CHURCHILL.

THlS !, ind cammodiou. hou.e ten miles fo-, R
Depot VI Waterbury, and Ave miles from the Moua
tan., with good Plank Road from waterbury a dali,
staee and good 70 opened hr top Mountains
ne Scrarv :. pronounced BY 10 be- superior an,
other 10 New fagaed ascent easy We have so a 1noi
rural WI &c aud sewn aud many good drives, shady
ani waifrfsli. Try Il.
July, 1913. 4A6v
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-21

The ConHierfeiier - We understand from
Deputy Chief Eaton that Maxey, who was arrest
ed on the ith inst in one of the most noted coun-
tedeits. 500 bills on the Com Bank of Pro.
sldence, $50 bills on the Vermont Bank of Mont
peher, and ~ bulls altered to tens Of Quinslga-
mond, original counteriets. ana would be very
likely TO deceive the public. They we're probably
got out By Maxey himself, who has been an IN
mate of the Rhode Island State Prison for four
years, and has been many times previously ar
rested, hu, always succeeded in obtaining bail.
lie Is now IN safe keeping and It is to be hoped
he wall be held on to by the proper authorities.
Boston ALIAS.
Il challenge on Wooi-Mr. George w. Cola
mer of this village, and Mr.. Dodge w Keith, OF
the hFIn of Looms a. Keith. have bought ana
collected 10000 pounds OF Wool of this years
cap, irom the the town of Barre, which for ine-
ness OF texture, cleanliness aud beauty they
challenge al New England to equal in one lot,
and especially from one town. he largest lol
from one family was bought Of the Brsdfords
say $500 pounds--the next Charles Reed, say
9oO lbs Of Josiah Wood 800 lbs, of J. Ketchun
nearly the same quantity, and so on. Who ac-
cepts the challenge, and what Town beats Barre
Green Mountain Fireman.
very large man 20 years old, supposed 10 be
William laggart, of Vermont. died. suddenly
% Sunday nigh, at the Mansion House n
Sandwich, Mass.
Ordination.-Mr Caleb n. Winch was or
dalned as pastor of the Congregational Church
at Worcester, VT. ON the 29th of June.
On Monday night, the 9th ult., some m.
known person entered the bedroom of II. Wi.
lard a. NJ, Principal Of the Orange County
nTammsr School at Randolph Centre, and while
ne was asleep, stole from him two valuable
watches, worth ubout one hund7ed dollars. His
pantaloons were then taken into the hall adoin
ing, and left, minus what little cash he had by
nm, which did not exceed ten dollars. Mr.. vii
hard slept upon the second floor, and the house
was entered through window below. No trace
oil the thief can yet be found.
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r. r. r..
r. r. K. REMEDIES.


the SPECIFIC DUTY oF ZACH.
Ra1wo,'s Ready kolvf 10 prepared ssprassly to STOP
pains instantly, aad TO remove speedily. The
public vii please bear in mind that M all such compl ais
the Ready heeii here seommendd for At wii Instantly
and % odues Us beneficial effects.
Each of the r. X. II. Remedies - propa,ed far certain
Diseases they be used either eparaely or together
they viii interfere with esoh other in the least Rad
~a,s' Ready Relief will stay The exciutiating pains
Of Rheumaism, Sick Headache, Neuralgia, Tosihurhe
Cramgs. spasms, Cholera, Cholera hobas, sf Joiat.
s~enOs Bruises, Chls and Fever, the moment Is ap-
piled. Ia all ~heo there pain, Railway Rea-
dy Relief will INSTANTLY stop the most PaIosS
QUICKLY
II. X. r. No. 2.
BLOOD COMPLAINTS.
All Humois and Diseases caused by Bad Blood, and die
eased deposits removed aud cured by
RAILWAYS REN0yATlNG sEsOLvENT.
The seien sf this Kennedy is teialy dfeent ff"a the
Relief The Rssolven acts upon the Blood aud the De
posits-
The BLooD.-It elaAuse,, and pun6es,
The Summit Renovatas. and il
kEsoLyES AWAY
From the sold all diseased and poisonous deposits u
there disc 4sed deposits. there would he serou
Ia, Syphilis, csnesfs, Ulcers SORES, Tuas, Modes,
swsass, % ssSse.s .. u!ss:-.s-G o. TO- ---gs. j
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New Hampshire Medical Insti-
tuition.
I'd AREMOITN COILEGC

TUE FIFTY SEVENTH COURSE or LECTURES
vii e"nnnuco on Thursday, August 4ih, s5a. and
continue nni,e,n weeks infodue,otv Ieeiuie st4 NJ.
Jufi .pmirnce.
DIX CROSBY, ". a.. Professor Of surgery Obstetrics
and AZ easts of ~uanea aud chiidnu.
ALbbK sMl II, NJ y. Professor Of Therapeutics and
EDWARD t. PHELPS, NJ. D.. Professor OF Practice Of
Mrde,ns and Pa halagirnl Anatunv.
and Physiuiogv. - " "'
speHsbl, fH5orscrs
Fec Tor he Cnuse so. Naturalization SIS Gtadu. tins
EXPENSE SIS
No one will be examined Cor the degree Of ~ n who IN
tends to engage uny othel than rsulu prciire OF
medicine T. r. pEASI,FE s.c,,t,,,
Hanover, y u June !. less 10.
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1.-THE Diseased Deposit, lurking 10 tho sysem that The
root Of diseases. Roadway Rcnosa'ing Resovent wil
hee tho blood from al Complaints, Honors and Resolves
away all Diseased Deposits.
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SIS ONLY
FOR A BEAUTIFUL HOMESTEAD,
~ rHE rttLsGs reszvALE,
Delightful and Healthy Location.

Rightly FiRMs worth evsi Sl3. 900 aud nsi pt-tI.n.
~ - Co be DISTRIBUTED among 90 sul.cfibct.
on 'hf ~ Of Ansu. e53 tss nuaihrf o. are /,
fo from 40 500 peg re q. advance nvef he me- Cav
~,'1n me-. Lo. are nos Sold siosin. that purchase
Real r.nte CA al vans at Long Island is rapioly ,y,nc
iaR W NEE aud is constantly h's Puichascd Tor fmtns
90 nv dan pts', Nj Lou WlrAaif s,ll a r,. n nd
A. Etst Nowfofs. Lrng i.itud tor ; uOua and SGp o,
the Town of Neetssn, :. Farms hsys rrc.e,ir h. ~
sold Tor from $500 sI5ar ef ste uceoine 10 oraton
and the land which ali ,.i fii z Tor all NM, I'm,
H. llcniiuu aed ~,nthia,v al .t 'i''
hui', und garden Vegetables tor iha New York market ~
crease 'fon . tu ID tiine- a. p.esuut cost.
lieh subscriber - emitted tour Building os p nv
lpl ret lying fogeihef. ora Farm Ut from to ~ r,
The 4, ie. ar iialea ~ sl5-fst,lie -, - So,
nrhs o' - each u dostst. Is affantce Decd viii h.
made out Immediately after te ustbuton and
directly after pas tng the balance
The Nlltgs o. 40 ALE. where these iis are i,r.
Gated, y oniy short tince ,uin Of the celeraed
"AhAonsoma the heuty aud appnriuee OF winch
,he beet evidence tnat desired that Rose Val.
iaAriand and t'nansile viii shorty heroine choi.. uin
ees OF Loag siand, long sn Gaacn spoti' Of
'"'' '"e Pn"i.hed statistical accounts Of the
IL census tHken BY ue Uuite states 1t ,howu maj
~ '.'au 'e most heaisy location wthia bsr,rrs
other place - -''
ga % he iaIm' which selling At from so to
90 ' ao'a IRE OF mo sans setstti chtfecr to soil
whh those now u1aer cuhvsrun whtch can, OF tr ,n,
asaa ot slVu pef acfe and land The aud soo,
% nus win no better sol naturally from 800 TO $500
eJ~Apply 70 CHARLES Woon, aos BRoADwAY.
eninsf OF fulsun ufrot. New York OF : " PErTEN.
SiLi.s co 10 state s,faet Ba>ion sra la Nas.sa :,
Ne% ~ ~''e 'ssh secciye aud forwafa -
ee'H lheiei"f hy return OF mail They Will zrrtah
ou's ietash map aud Pamphlets Of the properts ana
ehseialif give s"cn o'sf Information be- dusirad
" heisfoneesto Hon. Henry Msigs OF the American
usnn'e' d. a. Pick, No SOC SUITE S. Hro thn; Alden
) Spo'Eef No fron' street, Rtookiyn Garrei H. sirk
ef. Sf'' No. 20 bioidSay. heN YORK..
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THE DAGUERREAN GALLERY

so LEo 3mG%Zz
located the Post ;hce upr. ne thn Iaued State.
Hotel convenient sad q good light rtctut,.
takeu good style law pt,res.
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School Books.

AVE a'e just toc~vins extensive assotten,
which may he found Town's sete, Of Rosaers seei
iris ~ei alec Sanders Readers and spellsrs i,r,i.
adams Resised, Cubufns, Emerson ist pat, and
rsps Arithnetr's, Wedt Gfamma Websiets Urisr,.;,v
81 pe.'onay fctk et hdr'"n DO aud oher kinds Of
school Boot IN general witch offer At vbo.s,l.
at any other store m the sthte.
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LAND SURVEYING.

/ - ~ NEhAphL "iH accommodate those aha wish
Tor ~ service IN survei ing, application
Wi HI.
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NOTICE.

The Pfopriotors Of that pat OF Warren now called War
ren Core the couRty OF Eses state Of VI nuut are
hereby nolhed snd warned the dwelling house OF
d. and 3 N. Glsey, 10 Brglon in sad couny OF Essex
on the 23i day o August, 1885, clock Ia tho
noon. upon The maefs act forth in the an
plicaiion Of U. 2. Chandler
ELlAKlM JOHNSON,
4O3w Justice 4 Inc Peace