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n. IL. GILL r II,


Counsellor al Lar,
Has removed o franklin corne
He vii. continue devote his
principally the United States Supreme CopsL
Having devoted concerning patents
give
the Pat nj Office appeals Justice assisran
justices OF the district
preparation and trial OF suits concerning patents.
ne WI aso gve wu.. op,o's ano aIsuen ~" par
win prosecute claims before board established m ,he
adiudiss''on
DICH JEwELRY.-M. w. GAIT s. BRO offer uaania-
cent assortment of rich ewely OF The very latest stys
Diamond pearl, mosaic, and plain brooches
farring- aud bracelets diamond, pearl snameied and pnn
Gentemens diamond pins and studs
Diamond eDameisd ruby pearl, wedding and sgnet
Gold, fob vest and guard chains
LADIES' chatalains iock.ts scals and Keys
Gold thmbes mosaic lava enameed and plain sleeve
nd Studs gold necklaces, sc.
Which, largest OF superior gold
silver offered their isy
are selling si unusually low rates. - -
Sgs o Golden Eagle,
Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and ION streets
CALI. AND WINTER styles Of ready made clothing
shaped sacks black blue and fashionable coors
plain and figured cashmere business
satin vests shirs cos drawers ues gloves &C
Boys n youths clothing always on hind
The above articles win be sold a IN. lowest We prices for cash
Marble Hall Clothing Emporium,
Sept 29--3tawswif Browns Hotel Building
HAMILTON @. FAINT,
Dec l--5td No Az Penn avenue
Aw NOTICEThe undersigned win attend business in the
II Supreme Court Of the United States. r. PHILLIPS.
Nov l-dlmf
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QELLS! BELLS! BELLs!-For churches, academies, fac
steamboats,, made
hand by subscribers, their
foundry which
years, patterns
that their bells world wide celebrity and
quality The propeors succeeded
applying process Of loan moulding iron bell casting
which perfect casting temper and
unimpaed excellence Of their bells
ceved uanuay, 1880 the first premium Ga silver medal! Of tie
Worlds Fair New York, all ofess from this
Europe being competition and which eighteenth
medal besides dpomas thn has been awarded them They
and keep hand bells oa variety the
weight and they also rn, order chimes of number
bes their
States Canadas Their hangngs comprising
valuable yoke, with
arms which may turned the bell spring acting
the capper proonging the sound iron mne onR hammer
For steamboats,, steamships,
proved revolving yoke nncy hanens bras
furnished. We supply whole pas
hangngs ehang bells Of other
specifications being given. Old bells exchange
Surveyors descriptions and
Being in immediate connexion with the principal
recons, railroad canal
depa'ch, which, personally
spectfuly solicited.
A. MENEELY's SONS,
Feb 2f-dy West Troy, Albany CO., N. Y.
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r. ANTHONY, No. 3Os broadway, New York. man
IL, utacurer of dagueeoype apParatu mattins,
and importer of plates chemicals fancy frames and
caoype chemicals for pictares and mate
rials Of every description.
makers supplied with materials for manufacturing
Harsons celebrated also, voistander Shon
always on hand.
3oS broadway, June IL, 1854
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/. sais,sr's" wines, PhilaaeIphs..

80 Snieler's" Wines, Philadelphia.
John " sNIDER, dealer in establish
J jacob snder No 76 Walnut street, four
below Fourth where will be supplied with wines
and iquors the most accommodating terms.
JACOB sNIDER JR for the importation Of foreign
office No 10 Walnut street. where he receive orders
special importation wines &c
single dozen and upwards and aso soIici
for John Vaughan snds the his friends and
former .
All wine. delivered Washington city by "Adamss Express
free of freight.
June 9-aIy
EHENCH and Engiish Boarding and day school Hor
young ladies' by A. Tyson and Sisters between
i2 and h Washington D. c. The duties this institution will
be resumed Monday 18th of septcmbe when the pupils
desired to be their For circulars
DO had at all the principal bookstores in the city.
Aug l0-oodt8th Sept (Star1
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HARDWARE AND CUTLENY.-The subscriber has
III complete goods which have
the mauufacuEefs both
and the best and offered
saving from twenty five cent Our stock
comprises
Housekeeping articles, aGle required about hoaSe
under the head of hardware u rfl
Building Materials fine excepting sash weights
at 3cents per ib
Mechanics tonls, every variety, and mostly warranted
Leather betting, and hemp packing, ut Boston ac"g
prices
Grey Brothers. door springs warranted for four We
agents. and will furnish dealers at factory prices.
beautiful of feather dusteTs New York prices
aud 25 per cheaper than other styles.
All which offered small advance for cash
customers Ly tae subscriber.
JOSEPH L. SAVAGE,
Sign of the large Gilt saw Penn. as,,
Nov 2-eolm between 10th and llh
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Lynchbug,
Mondays, W ednesdays, and Fridays
New Market connecting WIN Tue stages a Cut
pepper Tuesdays, 1kur.day., aud sasurdays
For Winchester daily, connecting with the stages at Piedmont
Mddebug daily connecting with the stages a the Plains
Per order w. B. BkOCkETT, Agent
7--du
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The hoas carrying The United States mail will
their regular trips the Alabama river the s Of November
next leaving daily Montgomery daily the arrival
aroad ana connecting daily a Montgomery with
the cars and New Orleans mail b~as.
will leave Selma the downward Trip
six O'Clock, u. m.
The above able
officers viii ereOn the comfort and safety
OF passengers. - -
The rutss freight above will exceed fy
per barrel, and oned dollar per bale Of cotton.
For freight passage having elegant accammodaons apply
Oct ta7-d6n COX, BRAINARD, 4 CO.
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No, 527J
Sales of Alternate Sections Postponed.

NOTICE hereby given, of Representations
IN gong number mcror0us settlers
Of and ether uniowaTd would
unable pay m lands at the public sales o. the United
along the of the Sot6Ast Pac
State of advertised in proclamation No
following Offices December inst and
President ordered sales be postponed
take place follows, TO wit; .f4
office Louis, commencing Monday the 9Th Of
August next
Al the land Office Jackson commencing o" Monday the 18Th Of
August neri rU.lt ~ ft a.sf No.
Clinton, commencing MONDAY, The lh
August next.
Springfield commencing Monday the Goth
OF August next. r{. {s a.
under al Land Office, the
Washington day December D. thousand eight
hundred and Hhy-four. ga t .eU8f
JOHN WILSON,
Dec 7-lawRw Commissioned
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LIST OF GIFTS.
100 marble busts of Washington, Slso $4,000
e I$s sSss
% e'sf.n! e painting. in splendid siii frames, ~a
100 elessn: o painting as iss; each 50 5000
500 s es Il. sms. saay asS.. IN
looO0 elegant steel plate engravngs, colored. in
oil, Of the Washington Monument, 90x26
a 600 nssss .n.nvn: from loo different a0000
plates now in po.ss.sicn o., and owned By
the Artists Union, Of the marke, value Of
I 'ds dwelns IN sI:' s.i street. New York
"a oudn: S o.. in 100 and io. streets, New York
loo viz. % s each feet s.s sseR & .
In te suburbs Of New York i city "a and ID com
%.aass feas ssT n"e... 500
30 perpetual loans Of cash. without interest
50 peips.us loans cash. without inersa, or Sc.
100 % cash. without ~
$50 perpetual io:s. cash, without
a,ooo psrps.as u loans Of cash, without interest or
security, Of S5 .................... 10000
in .% e s ss as 'sss % cS R
closed, to be addressed,
''w. Hotssoo.E; 81 oss.a..s. s.fs:;.Fyl ss~ York.
The snssyiGg. in the catalogue are now ready for delivery
,lLENwOOD CEmETERY.-This beautiful burial place
Of the dead having been dedicated with appropriate
mains of deceased persons.
dead as may apply can place the departed until bey
The plan Of the neoporao one of equality regard the
lots which put up publicly SALE (ahoush they
usually bring premium making the early selection OF lots the
Until Office city Washington, nppca-
will be puDctuay attended AT the Office in the
wing of,he building on entern. the Cemetery
WIN. s. HUMPHREYS.
N. B-Genwood is situated a
Capitol; Xus s,--asm
RENssEI.AER POLY TECHNIC INSTITUTE,
EsIGNED comprehensive and thorough education Of
chects aud civil engineers including railway hydraulic
copies Register giving respect
ing the institute, apply TO
Aug I5-d2m Troy, N. Y.
NEW York. May ad, Iso3.The undersigned has this day
Tor the transaction OF genes.l brokerage business.
Bank mining rairoad, government stnic aud city
Pronis.oy soies exchange. loans negotiated.
SaIamander Safes.
CvANs WATSON No 20 South Fourth street. Philadelphia
Pa ae No. 90 Dock sree have now on hand large asso
PATENT sALAMANDER FIRE AND THIEF-PROOF SAFES,
Bank vaults and iron doors for bank and stores,
PATENT sLATE-LINEu REFRIGERAToRS,
Water e seal and letter copying presses Fairbanks platform
u.. and counter scales.
Sole agency Bettleys Ynlcs Joues
patent powder proof bank locks. Please give call
Reference made few Of the many hundreds who
safes in
T. J. Magqde h street, Pennsylvania avenue, Washing
rarmers and Meshsncs' Bank, Phadelphia,la safes.
UneS States Arsenal in caforn. IN Philadelphia
United Suites Appraisers ofhce, Philadelphia
PhiIadsphia wilmington, and Baimoro Railroad Company,
Philadelphia. ~
Winchester Bank, Winchester Virginia.
Mr. E. Wood Fogv Pennsylvania avenue, 9th 9th
streets washington, C authorized TO receive orders for and
Mays-2awiy EVANS A WATSON.
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rHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Broina.- w. BAKER 4 COZ
American and Vanilla Premium chocolates
which first premrms have been awarded by the chief
Union,
she United States, and by their asents ~
Hussey Murray, New York Grant and Twels,
Brundige, BamoIe Kennel b
Ohio; and 3. II. Howell, Georgetown, DC.
.r- WALTER BAKER, q Co.,
Ap3r-dIy Dorchester. Mas
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LIMITED STATES Mail Line to C.l.for.

limited STATES Mail Lime California VIA AspAn
u Panama. Ath each month, In first
steamships approved the Navy Department. less than
1000 burden, guarantying speed and safety.
completed Obispc, IL miles from
Panama,
from 81 miles in rai
ohspo Is miles Of land uanspssagon over
recently thorough order. single passenge
horshe passenger
their transferred and from mule
alongside the
poriaou in future this
sickness Of description.
being always kept in New York. Puna
San Francisco detention OF accident
The IS entirely reliable
expected passage the Atlantic will be made
ahy days and the Pacific, in IA 10 l2k days.
after they Aspn
wall
Through tickets ae lowest rates. be had the agency "
West street, New York.
Jan 2s-du
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DKPAKrAEAr,


August %, 1854.
Notice hereby given holders OF following described
United States, department prepared 70 pu
time between the date hereof aud the ~ day o NO
next portions ofthose Stocks The aggregate
and the hereinafter men
toned, TO wits
preference given which said stocks
may offered The cchca,ss duly assigned the United
transmitted this department. upon Inc receipt wheeo
price will paid compounded following particulars
l. The par vaiue specified in each certificate
premium of the loan authorized by the act OF
Iuy redeemabe November 49, 1886, of
ls42 edeenbe 3s De-
cembe 1864 of the stock of the loans authorized
by s7 e4s and redeemabe The former ON the as
December 1867 The latter the 3oh June oc OF 10 pefeen
authorized by the act of 1885, and
December lsoi Commonly called the 1es
indemnify per cent
1854 10 receipt Treasury with io
allowance or the reach the owner OF one
in addition.
Payment for stocks OF the Treasurer Of
assistant at Boston, New York.
or Philadelphia, as the parties may direct
But no certificate entitled benefit of this notice
be actually received al hs Treasury Oh or before e
said 2oth day OF November next .,.
Secretary Of the Treasury
The time during which the stocks will be purchased
by department upon specified hereby extend
ed TO 3st December next inclusive
books will be closed the LIST December when
becomes vested in the oekhodeI
inscribed stock must In addition 10 he
United saies assignment
made by the stockhoder thereon Where the inter
est not assigned coupons payable the LIST Jan
uary next stock not transmitted with the
the premium days only ess interest
redemption s January VIII be included WIN
IAMEs GUTHRIE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
TRRAsuRY YDErAKrsEST Nov. Is, 1854
I9--dt3s sDecint
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University OF Maryland.

cScr"hty Oh MaryAanH
School Of Medicine.
TUE fay seventh session will Monday Ocsobcr 1854
l. and end LIST of March, 1885. = -
Principles and Practice of Surgery, NJ r. Smith, NJ D.
Chemistry and Phavmscy, W. & A. Aiken NJ. b.
Principle aud Practice Of Medicine, Samuel Chew NJ H.
Anaony aud Physiology Joseph Roby M. d.
Obstetrics, Richard IT, Thomas N. ID.
Maea Mcdica and Pathological Anatomy Geo W.
MD -
Practieal Anatomy, d, b. Smith, NJ ID. l...fI
Clinical instruction the fnhmary belonging the University
and containing one hundred and my beds.
500 WTI.I.iHW Isl a AfKEN III n w
sep i--2aw'p'hOct
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University OF Louisiana /.

Medical Department..
n will
Monday, November 3, the ensuing
March.
Jones, NJ. d., Professor Of Medicine.
| J. l., RiddeIi, M d., Professor of Chemistry.
Warren Stone NJ d.. Professor OF Surgery.
A. H. Cenas, D., Professor Of Obstetrics.
A.. J. Wcdderhurn, M. d., Professor OF Anatomy.
Guatavus A. Mott NJ D., Professor of Maera Medcs.
Tbomss Hunt D. Professor OF Physiology and Pathology
ssmue cSeno,, seStS NJ Demonstrators of Anatomy
tober.
The faculty visiting physicians surgeons the Charity
Ho.pit i, attend this November April
Tho students accompany professors visits, and free
expense ssley extraordinary 'nt
during the sesson, about eight hundred
IN 1889 e number Of patients thirteen thousand hun
THOMAS HUNT, M. D., Dean.
UMbEk-Ibe subscribers,
lumber business the old stand ~ W Bird Sixth and
Streets are prepared 10 furnish all
Die 'erms They solicit share Of public patronage
GEO. w. GARRETT co.
A MERlCAN HOUSE, Hanover street Boston BIZ
Levin Rice Rebuilt enlarged, and elegantly
ahe modern improvements and convenences
Ton of the travelling public.
Dee II -dly
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CARBOHYDRATES, LACE GOODS, Stc.-The subsariben ID
II day received full complete ha above
goods embracing
which ~ The iadsss respectfully
following 9 a leading articles, viz:
25 Maltese chaInxctts and sleeves, in
25 Maltese colAretts
Is richly embroidered mus sets, Vaences trimmed
Is do do Maltese do
rs do muslin coaretx sleeves
$50 French embroidered muslin collars
IS
lorcby do caE1brc skirs, for open dresses
$50 do do pocket handkerchief
IS pieces Maltese Iaces and edpngs, all widths
100 Vaences acer, edgings, nsertings
SO do Englsh thread Iaces, edgines and inscrnss
rs do cambria fonncings rufhngs
rs do Swiss muslins Ao0ncinRs, and bnnds
800 do embroidered dnty
50 pairs embroidered muslin and cambric sleeves
25 dozen long and short black lace ms
Aso variety Of Illusions bobbinets linen
bcs embroidered masns
gloves, hosiery, &C.
Sep a-3tswawf HooE, BROTHER, & co.
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GAYS FABLES, with lso illustrations. 1 volume.
VI london, 1854. Price 4l. -77-~-'
nr. their management; by Edward Mayhem. London 1854
Price 20 y ~
Price so C
Adventures Of ~ sydspham Greenfnch Of
London. illustrations London 1884 Price
AugS9 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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~r<>~~ These ships having been built by contract
preNsiy government service every been
lKAH in their
TO insure strength and speed and their
Anon. for for
price of PASSAGE Liverpool Yi20
I'm second cabin gro $500
Prom Liverpool o New York, $50 and EGO.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship
No berths can be secured until paid for.
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P0iytcehnic College of tho state of Pennsylvania,
Penn Square, Philadelphia.
THIS College, organized plan Of Colleges OF
Continental Europe designed afford thorough professional
education students intended for
ENGiNEERINO MINING, AGRICULTURE, AND THE ME-.
CHANICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTS.
Monday, sepl
Timber Ii, 1854.
FACULTY.
Mathematics engineering Professor Hem H. Peabody
Muaiugy industrial, analytical agricultural chemistry,
Prot. Alfred l.. Kennedy, NJ ID.
Mining engineering, geology and mneraogy Prof w. H. b.
Thomss, A. n s r 4
Mechanical philosophy and the principles OF machinery Pro
Peabody and Kennedy
Terms for each department session, 4i3.
Mechanical architectural typographical drawing Prof. John
Kern. $40. s,-,-.
French Spanish, Prof " De Amarilli.
German, Prof II. Entrup
The analytical laboratory practical chemistry daily
An academca Department. under the chfrsr J! b. Boacher A.
b. provided lois
rapidly for the College
Additional study boarding.
&c obtained addressing Dr. Alfred Kennedy, Poly
technic College, Philadelphia.
MATTHEW NEWKIRK,
President Of Board of Trustees.
JonN McIxrvas, Secretary.
9-Wed5ath TnesM
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COLUMBIAN COLLE0E. WashinHton. ID. C.-The thr
Y fourth year Of Counhun College will begin the last
"Wednesday Wednesday
June Students choice OF pursuing classical
dies for degree OF bachelor of scientific
degree of bachelor OF poy The necessary college
dollars For further
address Te President Of Columbian College, Washington D.
Aug f--e0d3w.
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MohiIn nnd MonlaomrrY III. 3. OaiI

Mobile and Montgomery U. 8. Daily Mail Lime.
CONSISTING Of the following substantial
us1Sar1tdsss12~s running passenger steamers viz;
MEsSENGER
MAGNOLIA,
CUBA,
CREMoNA, und
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT rent several
houses, ground attached
Kendall Green little than milo as,erly
the Capitol Et
These houses spacious and with CELLAR
shed stable ench and pump excellent
The heauu overlooking city,
and n view Of Capitol. =
The approach BY and streets, avenue N
Y
omnibus line, r usual fare has been permanently
route, between Kendall
Presidents square, leaving 8, D. Returning
Market, OK and 81
t--two hundred dollars
The houses not open for nspecon and
applying Suckney, who Cottage street,
self my rs,idence, the premises
AMOS KENDALL.
July 23-eodt
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Coiiector's OMce, August L. 1854.
NOTICE nyornrt
hereby that the year ls54 are now dne
deduction
allowed by law for the current In
r. T. ROCHE
Ang s-e"thn Collector.
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NEW YORK, BREMEN, AND SOUTH
AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
The ships cenprtsinS this lime are the WASHING
TOM Capt e. M. Pitch, HERMANN. Capt. z. His-
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THE DAILY UNION
gAs sew ve~h LAvsxpeei United mail
Steamers.

he ships comprising this line are /;
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and seide" wishers. ~ Co...
l. notes bought at the highest rates, by
HAMILTON q. FAINT,
Dec std No A12 Penn. avenue.
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A NOTICE.The undersigned will attend 10 in tn
II Supreme Court OF the United States P, PHILLIPS
Nov l--dlmif
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MONTHLIEs FOR JUIY.

Putnam's Magazine
This number of Putnam is embell;sbcd Nv
fine head of the author Of" The Potiphar
Papers," 1t is to be followed by likenesses
Of other contributors to the periodical. The
articles ara as usual full of interest, original
ity and attraction.
Harpers Magazine.
The illustrated articles are "The Catsk;lls !"
1.-The Holy Week at Romc,"" Napoleon Bo.
parte," and The Newcomes."
knickerbocker Magazine.
The Forty-Fourth Volume commences with
the present number. Price Three dollars a
year. Published by Samuel Hueston. 34s
Broadway, New York.
Blackwood's Edinburg Magazine.
The July number also commences q new
volume Of this excellent periodical. Postage
only two cents number. Re-published by
Leonard Scott & Co., 70 Fulton street, New
York.
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Marriagts.

In Waterford, July 2, by Rev. F. Warmer, Will.
liam Morrill,, Esq, of Canaan, and Mrs. Sarah Bad
ger Of Waterford.
In this town, July 5. by Rev. Mr.. Button, Mr.
Charles G.. Marshall and Miss Mary J. Clarke, both
Of this town.
In Charleston, June %, by Rev. Hilton Erackctt.
Mr.. William Cobb and Miss Harriet Morse.
In reacham, June "a, by Rev. F.. u. Hopkins. Mr..
John Il. Bandy and Miss Margaret Spencer, both
Of Icacham.
In Lyndon, June 5. by Rev. K. II. Kimball, Mr..
Harvey Clark, of Barton, and Miss Harriet r. Cha
fee Of Lyndon.
Also. by the same, June 90, Mr.. Prentice l.. Pierce
and Miss Martha J. Powers, both of ST. Johnsburv.
AT Pages Hotel. Newport, BY Rev. Moses Robin
son, Eldad Root, ESQ.,, of Lyndon, and Miss Fanny
X. Hoyt of Potion, G. T..
In r:nville, June %, by Rev. ". b. Ma,com. Mr..
Hosea Farr of Bradford and Miss f. Aanette Stock
er. of DanviIle.
In Danve, June Is, BY Elder a. Sias. Mr.. Amo.
l.. Wiley and Miss Rachel 4. Collins. both of
Cabot.
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0ratbs.

In this town, July !, Henry, infant son Of Hon.
Moses kittredge. aged months.
In Chicago, ILL.,, June 49, Mrs. Miriam R. Laad.
wife of Mr.. Austin Ladd. lately of Bradford, VI,
aged IS wears.
In Danville, June 81, Harvey F., youngest sou
Jeremiah +. and Bctsey Wiley, aged one year and
ten months.
in Cabot. June is, Of Consumption, Mrs Aman.
"a D. Saith, vie q ": Wiri-& c. S.n.:h. sse :.
70 years.
L. C'~n'rr. Mr. Rerrv {. lie. aes. 20 ,eat:.
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RESIGNATION OF PROF. PALMER.-Bcn;
H. Palmer, NJ. d., has resigned the Profess
sorsh'p Of Anatomy in the Vermont Medical
College at Woodstock, and is, a. We learn
from the Louisville Journal. preparing to re-
move to the west and make Louisville his
home.
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RICHARD MORGAN'S ESTATE.
STATE. OF VERMONT

SIAIE Of VERMONT.
Essex DISTRICTS.
NJ Probate Court holden AT Guilli,a,! il, and Cr
sait district, on the 24'h iny- OF June a. d. I>54
NJ HERi.A>. Hiram +. coopcr. Administrator
w OF the Estste III RICHARD Morgan la'c .t
Ca'ia''il. III the county 81 Essex. dcs-ra>ed ha-
made application 70 this court 20 extend the time f-
paving the debts due from said ..ecea>c The fur
thcr i'erl"d Of one wear from the 22l ,v of July
a. H. le5l-Iti> therefore ordered that Nil ,,cr>o,,.
interested te notified of said application and that
thc -'Iie Will be heard and decided al n Probate
court L" tee holden NJ the Probate Office in Guild
'ai. IN SAID District. the 22i day "f July ls54
a, CLOCK IN IN" afternoon, by publishing copy
"f the record Of this order three. week. succ,,.
lSr'v IN the Caie'o''ian. w~,I,cr printed Il; s..
J"hn.burv. in this STATE.
Attest WIN UAHTSUOpv p.,;..o
A true copy Of record, >SSwS
Attest. WI. H. HAETSIOHN. Ecri>,cr
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SINGULAR CAsE.-We learn from a gen.
tIeman this morning, a very singular case of
what was supposed to be the hydrophobia,
which occurred in Little York, in this county.
married man, I'VE could not learn his
name) q resident Of the place specified, was
bitten, short time ago by large mad dog.
The wound, being slight. was not considered
worthy Of particular notice, and it soom heal
ed up, and the circumstance was forgotten.-
A few days ago, while in the room with his
wife, he felt rather strangely, and seemed in
clincd to bite and CRATE his teeth with all the
power he possessed. He asked his wife to
hand him piece of sole leather, which being
complied with, he bit it through in several
places, and continued biting until it was
chewed to pieces. He then requested her to
hand him chip, which he also tore into
splinters with his teeth. At this point he
was seized with very strange and Wild scnsa-
tons, and he told his wife she had better leave
the room, as he was fearful he might commit
some personal violence. She did so immedi-
ately. and locked the door. lie tried to get
out; but finding the door locked, went to the
window, which was the second or third story
Of the house, and jumped out. perfect; crazy
and ravins, as is supposed, with hydrophoba
lie ran several miles before; he was over
taken. screaming and crying with the
most intense agony. He was finally secured
and brought back and is now under the med
ical care of DR.. LeFevre. At times he is
perfectly rational, wien he refuses to be tied,
When the strange feelings come upon him
he gives notice, and is properly secured
This is certainly a strange case.-Day'on
Empire, June "a.