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ed Is.
In Whtefeld, n H., Mr. Asa King, one of the
early settlers of the town. lie was about 70 wears
of age.
In Danville, June "a, Melissa, daughter of Henry
and the late Sally Floyd, aged q years.
Drowned. at McIndocs, on the Both ult, James
Andrew. son of Roswell and Eliza Allricl, of Con-
cord. in the Goth year of his age The deceased, in
company with another young man, went to the
Connecticut River on the morning Of the Goth, for
the purpose of bathing. While swimming from the
shore into the stream, he was seen suddenly to turn
purple. to struggle convuIsively, and then to sink
to rise no more His companion, who could not
swim. was near the shore. He Immediately ran for
assistance, and the body was soon recovered. Fl
fort was maze for the space of two hours or more
to rcsuscitate him, but all to no purpose. His re-
at Concord the same day, where on the Sabbath
a numerous asscmblase collected and appropriate
funeral services were performed The deceased was
much respected in the place Of his residence. as
elsewhere He had led very exemplary life, and
had rendered himself useful in various WAYS in n
in Lvcpums. as also school teacher He was very
fond Of study, acquired knowledge readily; AMI
ut the time Of his dcccase prosecuting his stuies
With view to public education. Ev this event
which the Lord has brought about, he has made
the hearts of an affcctionate family to bleed. The
stroke falls very heavily especially upon the pa
rents at this time, scarcely two years have elap>
ed since they lostthcir eldest Wilbur who also
lied from home, and vas brought back and buried
He too, had devoted much time to study had made
very respectable attannents and bid fair 10 be
come useful member Of human society. May the
afflicted be enabled to say in view OF this bercavc
mcnt, "Ior,l. in sorrow resign,
And bow to tla. dear hand OF thine,
: While vet the rod appears.
That hand can W pc these streaming eyes,
Or into smiles al Glad surprise.
Transform these ial'in. tears
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United States and Foreign Patent
AGENCY
g MIDDLE STREET, LOWELL, Mass, L. s. .
EIIVANAN ". S(fIT'Y

ELHANAN w. SCOTT,
Craftsman, Practical and Theoretical Mechanic
for fourteen years.
PEotrREs PATENTS in this and all Foreign Coun-
tries where Patent Laws exist
REFERENCES. The undersigned have for several
years been acquainted witk Mr. T.. W. SC"rr. and
state with pleasure, that he is gentleman of I'M
questionable integrity, and knowledge in the bust
ness in which he is engaged.
SEwALL &. MACK. Mavor of Lowell.
W. BEARD. Attorney at Law, and Asst Treas.
Us, Boston.
II. B. SMITH, Manufacturer Of Machinery Lowell.
ELISHA HUNTINGTON. Tx 1t. Gov Ms. Lowell.
d. :. RICHARDSON, Atty at Laws Co Commr.
A. L. EEowX, Atty at Law, and Director of the
Wame>it Bank. 922yJ
PATTERNS Tor Castings, and MODELS for Ma
chimes, promptly manufactured. f. w. SCOTT.
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Black Thibct ShaWls
DIR. WEAVER's MEDICINES


|Illt.SE Invaluable Medicines have achieved =,
C"MrLtrt lit NTH in Graduating Hunor>.
OF all kinds, from The human system The, were
Introduce. I" the public six wears since and
have been used with entire success Tn, C>>.rr
and SALT Eni:M SyErri taken internally. whir,
clca>cs the blood, Ivy throwing ilnpurllc, ~ tbr
surface when the CEEATE is applied externally.
ana all cfnption> are DESTROYED, and health and
beauty restored. lhc!r astonishing success ha>
called out many 'gn"rant prctcndcr>. who have in
troduccd their Wonderful preparations to the ,.nh
lie. They are ont il almost cvcry form, from r;u
acca> down 10 Pills, ana ali for huinor> (,y S.ur,,.
M.y oJ,.)
But II has beer reserved to DR.. WE.vEE's SYH-
Ur and CEEATL to achieve what, tun.l.,r tLr cir
cIiiIstances.) may Toe regarded AS the most brl,p,
triumph Vet acilie>cd 10y any medicine ever iu.ro
ducc" t. the American public Why ,s ,b.
SIMPLY because they perform wh:. thew ,r,,,,,s,
'!iG notwithstanding The introduction If thee ucw
ana ""heflui preparations I" the public. the S,ir
"''i' ''h'f ana CtHArE Keep steadily on ,!,r,r
way c""iueiillr Is they 90. Ii the ,,Ibi,. vs.; =,
try these new Preparations, we have not a word T.,
say, Tor they have i SIRE REMEDY To- FALL r,,b
If"N, VIZ, pE. WAIVERS CAXhIE and ,Nr
RHE' ~ Etr and C"ratc. Ofth> 1,ct ti,.. r,l,I;c
are wen aware, Tor thousands in all section, -, ,
country, have been cured 10y them. after all ,,h.r
remedies had utterly failed ' ''"''
-n"nr/",f"'td o"} seM by s. 4. U,,r,,. T. -.
Ntw Lonoha, CotA w.
Also Tor safe by merchants in all sc,tio.> If tho
nlte'i States. J. e.. BINGHAM. wi..,io ,''.
st. iohn>bury. Sold also bv " " U.,:.,,,.' ,SeH';
IT.: Il. Randall Go. Lyndon; Bonney & Enr,", n'
waterfront; Isaac Watts, rcacham: Peel 4 60
a>>n'nl>'c; Weeks Eanvle: Hin & Tl,n,,,rs
S ~, prii<'norc, Sutton Chase Gnuld CO.
West Concord; Dciauo X Geuoe E.s, IL; ~
.,iN1
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. July S.-FACTo-
RlEs BURNED.-The Bingham Establishment
known as the Glasgow Mills, OF South Had
ley Falls, was burned this afternoon. The
Ere originated in pile of yarn in the attic,
and is supposed to have been the result of
spontaneous combustion.
The machinery and buildings, with much
of the stock. are destroyed, but great part
OF the manufactured goods were saved. Loss
estimated at some 200 or 100000 dollars
Two men were injured by falling from a lad
der, and one man was killed by the falling
of wall.
az The record of the Smithsonian Insti-
tute, based on the observation of several hun
dred scientific men, shows that the smallest
annual fall of rain in the Atlantic States is at
Burlington, Vt. The annual fall in all the
Atlantic States varies from IS to GO inch
es, and averages about As inches. At Bur
lington the mean for series of years was 3D.
"a inches. and the least quantity in any one
year was 26 IS inclles.-Journal.
AssAUIT on Gov REEDEH-Itis report
ed that violent personal rencoantre has ia
ten place between Gov. Reeder and the no.
torious Stringfellow, and that the Governor
was badly beaten.
ca Efforts are being made at West Point,
to raise, by means of Bishops Floating Der
rick, the massive chain which was street.-the
across the Hudson river, at that point, during
the revolution, to intercept the passage Of
British vessels abovc::that place. Its weight
was 500 tons, and it was broken at each end
few years after it was put up, and has re-
manned ever since, at depth of l23 feet.
e. England has $50, 200 soldiers France
56G,O0o; Russia 1.l54 900; Turkey 1850 4;
Austria 1913 900; Prussia $50, 800: Germany
224,6OO; Sweden and Norway $4,000; Den
mark $3.50; Belgium 6l,l?0; Netherlands
J,GlS; Sardinia ~, j59.
G" The St. Louis Intclligencer Ok. ny
Srunts over the Philadelphia disruption, and
dismally heads its account thereof" Curses
of Fanaticism.
NONSENSE. VERsED.-Some poctical ma
chinist offers to furnish the Detroit DAILY
Advertiser with the most snorous verses, and
sends the following queer specimen
On the l"ite>t peaks of Andes
Hear The shr,ll ancestral song
Poured in luet hIreogiyrhic>-
The cmpvrcan crags along.
Anthror"rhaG descending
From thcIr >aponaceoou> lair,
ltcratc their soporOtic
REORGANIZATION orgies there.
t;ont:."n and Bella Donna
N'>tenng in the morning sun,
Icthv'r!ra- ous archancel>
Swar,.v Russ and fiery Hun,
lata.hans 1T their dcvoti"ns,
Genealogical designs.
E',nlr~ with the ul,odcl'loc+
kncrl Il: e.lnctimonio,.s shrincs
This man should write librctto for Yer
d.
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Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps.

This medicinal diet drink is manufactured NV the
proprietor at Schiedam. in Holland, expressly for
medicinal purposes. 1t has been submitted TO
nearly all the first Chemists and Physicians in the
L. States. who endorse it over their own signatures
as one OF the great essentials of the Na,rta MG-
G." 1t Is now prescribed with great success in Gray
cl, Gout Rheumatism. distinctions of Bladder and
Kidneys. and for dyspepsia it has no superior in
tic world. Put up in quart and pint bottles en-
,clopeJ in yellow paper. with my name on the bot
tie cork AM! label and for sale by all the respect
Die Druggists in the U. States.
UDOLPKO WOLFE. Is, 90 and % Beaver st..
New York % South Front St, Philadelphia 9osm3
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SAMUEL A. CHANDELIERS ESTATE
SLATE OF VERMONT

~, Caledonia District, SIS.
The Probate Court of said district: To All .rso,s
interested IN the estate "t Samuel \. CiianJlcr.
ite OF Pcacham, III said district, deceased. nes
tate:
yEOEGE Is. CHANDLER, administrator of the
~ estate aforesaid. represents to said Cu,rt th,t
sad dcce'lent. in his l:tc time, WIS under contr.ct
binding in law to deed the following dcsrr;,,.d
lands I" wit: Lot No. i'll great Lot No. IS. be no
the hr>t division the rights OF iona, Fav in ths
town Of Walden, within this State, to one Enbra;m
roster, OF said Walden, his representatives ar as
signs hat the assets IN the hands of tb. ,,,-
istrat"r will lot thereby be reduced ~, 10 nrv,n.
anv creditor from receiving his whole debt mr. ii,
tlni>h his dividend. Wherefore he Draws said ,our,
10 grant INN license To convey said land accord;no
10 sad contract agrccably to the statute mad, 10
that behalf '''''''' i"
Siid application WI! be heard and ,,ec;.,.1 h.,
SAID Court at the Probate Oilic in Dauvill i, coil
district. on the 18th day Of July, CA. D. IS5: inv
,'anI l1" are therefore hereby notified to appear
'e'ofe sad co"f; at the time and place aforesaid
ana Object, !! You cause I" the eraut;no r s;j
license, and he heard in the premises.
CHARLES ). DANA, Judge Of pr.h.t.
Probate Oiflce, Danville, the 9Th lay Of Julv
9c6wc
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tn!r!rii, f,i-trir-', :.
Ia fr"-i'' tuur!. irl,.,l a; l,a,,5,. =, am,
'.>iIri "il 'hr2ih ia, Il i,i,:r 4 10. IS,
Nh, VI. Oh :''isa.i:i~.I:.-- IN Inc c.i,.r
~ ''''h =" '-''i'- alec: !..r.'-e IN aid .i,<
"'' ct'*''>' ifiht- H..'''1ritil I, -ai con-, T..
">''ni 'i'c iIc i.rr..',.:,,rr ;i,,,,.I lt, y,
Ice '.ria~ tr ir'.:n >'ii r>;i... ana :,
ADMINISTRATION account nni ,in,. If.g-.. ,,.
" t,i"lii"n II : 'rl,rc,' d, 81, CON-; III,
;.'''"':''nh l." Heard - IL. li,.l,i.e "a. ~,
i''i'N'ii'. "'i til" - c.v 81 .cc,~' \ u -, 4
"'t'r -. go :.''''-c. c.yrn i" AL l~r
" ~ H. 'sh'-''l''i II .'> order il,
'' 'a"''''.'ai. '.r..! ar -. T.. ,i>l.--- ftr-,
weeks ~ti,'' c>-i,,-lv, IRE a.. !.s.,;,.-.
* tic trnr,
Act. CHA>, : DANA. .!nl.,, y. ..-r.r-r.c
:, ;i'i'' - = ii ..-.,rl o,
Nie~f. e. y l.! EE,XK. l., ser.
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Dratbs.

in Morgan, June 4, Mr. Samuel Elliot aged 81
years and II montlI>-a soldier Of the Revolution.
At Auburndc!e, Mass, June %, Henry Leonard,
only son of Rev. l-aac T. Worcester, aged wear,
and month.
j.: Lana ie Jul.o "a Dane p.IAi.al... l. l.lr
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3NarriaSrs.

In Waterford, June q, by Rev. F. Warrincr Mr.
Simeon lluse, of St Johnsburv East, anu Miss 10
saline NJ Green, of Waterford.
At the Clyde Hotel, Charleston. June &c, bv Eev.
L. H. lator, Mr. Charles 5. Leonard aud Miss Sero-
cia French beth Of Glover.
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BRIGHTON MAEKEI-.'ule IS.

Al market 40 beef cattle, Il pairs workiur oxen.
loo cows and calves, 300 sheep and lamb, g."
swine.
rEICEs.-Ecef Ca:t'e-Extra. So; l>t quality,
-: 9! quality s: 3. 90 : 5; az,
Hides. Gao! taIIow. "as, pcl.s Slal calf AnS.
- re per IL.
Yea. cavc--S5aS
Working UXcn-Sl-" 10. 100, go.
Cows andCalvcS,-S2l 80. 81, l5IJ0
S..eep and l.aml,s-Extr:., So to-; by lot, 81 !!
Swiuc-4!c: Retail 'a1O
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LATEST NEWS.

by reference to another column il Will be seen
'!at Mr->r> STONE & FOSTER. successors of u, W.
n ;. Higgins, have concluded to sell of the re-
nlallicr OF ;c,r summer Silks at cost coIl~c,rcIt
~ all those in want Of Silk Dress would do well
TO give them call soon.
Their Be,ageS. Chall,es .'Iawn., and other thin
dr's>'"ods will be sold at small advance from COS,
for cash. and AT the regular prices, if clargcl
June 81. $50 u;1tf
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CE"rS IN iILISoIs.-A lesser from Alton
dated June 22u, saw,
The harvest is now progressing finely,
hands are wanted in every direction. and
wages are up to - per dav \ farmer of
''rcen county says he never saw finer
heavier wheat in his life, on a general ave.
efaSe' than Is TO tie seen this wear all through
Greene and Jersey counties. The wbca,
ileids on timber farms in thps,. counties are
iully ripe and ready for tie reapcr,. but the
wheat ON the prairies is week or ten ,lav.
!a'cr' However. out on the prairies of Mad.
!Soh ana MacoupIn counties the rearino ma.
'hnts are wing low the golden grains this
morn'n. at rapid rate
heat ''ramc down" Yesterday with 4 rush
10 el''P IN cur streets. Soiilc stray loads of
Eranetv >crapIn.S were sold at that. very
inuch 10 the dissatisfaction Of one old far,ncr
who refused - for the same two months ,ro
and delivered at bis barn ,ioor IN nl,rr b,nI'
ing - miles. y farmer living cicht miles IN
inc interior, brought in a load of fire vcI,ow
corn IN the ear yesterday, stood about in .hc
S'reetS all lay was offered fifty cents per
ou>hei-re'uSlns 1t. asking sixty. and AZ
night drove LONE with it, Several loads IS
corn sold a; fifty cents per Lusel within two
days past. wv
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STRAYED OR STOLEN,

LNROM the R:,rn of q. VI. Carr on the night of
Il the "a Of July. . black horse. wears old weigh
ing about 900 puunds switrh tail. There is small
white spot %, lis back made b. the CALLING of the
harness. ais" few white hairs ia front 81 his rirh;
hip bone which is the only white he has al.,.' him.
Whoever will return said horse ~ the subscriber, r
give inf1r1nato ion where he may be fonr,d, shah lie
suitably rewarded F.. l.. CLEMENT.
ST. .IOtliSlllry .luly 5. 1S55.
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VIE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders IF tho
i Connecticut & Pa>sEmp~ic Rivers Pa;,ro.,J
Corporation VIII be holden at the st. ,Jobnsbnrr
House: 81; Johnsbury, VT, on Tuesday, the sist
"as o' "is next at four o'clock, ?. H.. for the
other business that NAV legally come Lefors s.;.,
meeting. f CLEVELAND S.cr.,.u. ."'s
Secrctary's Office, Coventry,
.Juur ,. IS5s 935wS
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lhf MAN OVER TIE Falls 4 letter
from Niagara Falls to the Buffalo Express
lays OF the man. who went over the Fails on
, ir,'aH ;,"lis oars were hanging in th, oar
locks and he was sitting with his ARMS t,lJ
.,.oI l'r''n'.h- Tor help a few well directed
~ ,na ,, ~ 'he oars would have brought him
~ u'e :.'o't tut on he went until he came
IPPfoste the tack piazza OF the Cat,rart
house where The boat cap,ized. lie w.s
seen to throw ont his arms. Tie w,s was .
young man. aboat 20 wears old" The nroh
N'o''''v IS that the poor fellow. HAVING h,
.o'he means that will never he cAula;n.j
'onnd himself in the Rapids. became nar,l'
yea YIN horror, and was uralIe to use anv
eSer'ions 70 prevent his awful fate
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=, Nl" bANh.-We learn from credible an
,nor1! mat another bank will soon le ,s..h
',snci al thl' lace 1t is to be called ~.
nank OF Nor'h'ieId, and will ool,mc un,r,
me "cn'ra', Or Free bauA.n, ,w .. w.
-'r"t.- ort !.r..,.
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All az NicNiIET

=, :. III 20 Ii Ni~frift
~ ir':'.' ''fi'' holden nj I'r.ll.,,c Of,i,,. -,
i"n'liH tim and ir II; ii -;li.:. an the 9Th
dr.. inl'. \ j.. is:., '
x lN~i!, MINT. ,.,.-...,,.. :, a.. -.
"a vii ani ,r-'anr~;. e.. >i,a> Ire I,.. 81
''rn" I" 80 ''.';'t;. ,ic,.ra-..,. l..,- ,.r...,
ii i" ~ "n'' ii'i' = uri.iia Harvey ,,c rxcr
ifr;H '"f'''i' ihn".!. 'r rT,'i.e: II * ,.r,.r.,
~ ma 'i'' i''rf ~ l"r.a> concerned her, IN .a
'"!i'ri /" '''F~.r - at sad Conn, 10 H..
'"irm III '' ':'l'i-'' '''". III i'ii, :i,c IN, d..
g. '''''N 4 H. i':...ai sh. II .as-e, IL
u they ,na, iavc. :.:in~t i. -. e.,
vii: i.t :i'ch :ra.~e. i !, .,..,,..- -.
MAJ 90 81 - r,' "if : .r.i,.r De ,,u,l;.ho
'fi''r "'' .''rr"">r,"s IA Ike ta.ei. ,,an. pr,,
:" !" ~ -'";:h>i'"fE. lf..:f:- = a: .:ua M
20 81. - DIS. ri,.- 'i'-
HNfl - iA:,A 'i...-c....i-.
- SO .'t'' Z. E,,r.,.
~; . y l,lLDa.a r.-
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st. Johnsbury House, July 30th,
Land Warrants.

VlNIIE under yned Will paw tie current MARI Ct
] ,ricc tnr Land Warrants. or obtain ;clr loca
lion 81, terms favorable to TIE owir;.'.
A. &. CHADWICK.
81. .'o!in>burv, June 81. $50. !JJli
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1. J q II Ms DRY
Sash, Door ard Blind
FACTORY.
Store for Sale,

WI >f"1e recent, ,,ctliiei lv Aih.,, 4 &.
N'ii- = ''"'ii'n ~ II. .a-c,i.ui !. ,,,,,. a.,
az 'i i Inc county, itT Ilort :,l,.i,,. fr-:ucs>
''i 90 i 'i'r''iii:,. an J. r'- r-ff,: al t,.,.ir
~ Prosperous. "!ii,lt a',i .x-.rt>i,.. ,..i,i.,
i'lc c''::;iiIui'i'v. I,lt:.N " Al .,-l
i'ari."t. .iui,, L. ~, $50.
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ROOM PAPER,

- ~s:e S.l,,pbv I, IL, /. u W,tEI u
v!toN Nav 10 i..s ,'...
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THE CAL EDONV IAN.
Save Your Money!

Save Your Money!
Tn order to make room, for our Fall and Winter
J. stock of Goods, we will sell what VIC now have
on hand, at
Ruinously Low Prices!!
for cash. Best American and English Prints. war
rantcd Fast Colors, from to II cts Lawns. Il! to
"A cts :. usually sid for one shilling; Dclaincs and
Challies for l2s c:>. and upwards Best Oiled Soft
Finish Gil'gfalns, always sold for % cts, we will
sell for one shilling; Lancaster Ginghams for 10
cts. Domestic and all other Goods will bc sold at
the same rate.
GIVE US AN EARLY CALL
and secure Bargains. We ask nothing for showing
our Goods nor complain if you do not purchase.
STONE &FOSTEI,
Successors to G. ". s. S. Higgins.
June 90, 1850 935tf
Not the Bridgewater
Paint,
but BLAKE'S ORIGINAL FIRE PROOF
- FAINT, scperior article, for sale by
st. I"l'n>l'ury, June IS 1853. ?35w3
TISTRY.
DIR. III. u. NEWTON, Ncwbury, Vi.
NOTLD respectfully give notice to the c;i-
w OF 81. JohIsbury, and vicinity, that he
will he ut the
st. Johnsbury House, July 3Oth,
and remain three weeks for the purpose of practic-
inc his profession. All those who are in want If
his professional services will find it {" their adyal
tagc 10 give him cali. a, there are many dis
eases o. the mouth that require number "i DAYS
and even weeks To- treat successfully, It = important
that those wishing my services should call without
delay: thus ii>urlng success Stu operation, and al
So giving me IN opportunity to fulfil al. engagement.
III the shortest space Of time.
DIR. Newton continues ~ insert sets Of teeth from
single t"":h to- "itirc set. iit viii compare IA
v"rahv III point OF beauty. durability. and ada ta
ti"n I" any work done III city country, and i;
satisfactory prices. and warranted.
pr. Newton will be- in Daiviilr III |. 4. Prc>t"n'>
Hotel, August 10Th. and remain a icw wccks.-
Specimens Al. teeth can be ut Ia, rooms.
NewhTrv, VI. June ~. 800. SOFT
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NEW GOODS.

Ti'E >uh>cri'c'~ are M,w receiving ''.,.'r S'H.'h
4 Of summer Goods. which WI he >ull low :,
make room tnr more. q. II n i ". VEINS.
Lyndon. Nav IT,, $50 ISL
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II n order to make room, for our Fall and Winter
J. stock of Goods, we will sell what VIC now have
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CAEP ETINGS,

4 VAIL. aid see our ali wood and oil Cloth Car
l"ini@-. 4. II. 4 J. NJ. MEMS
Iv,rl..l. May Ia iSl5 .r..,,
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Not the Bridgewater
Paint,
DEN TISTRY.

DIR. III. III. NEWTON, Ncwburv, VI.
respectfully give notice to the Cit
w zen> OF 81. Joh!sbury, AMI vicinity, that he
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-10-20
PerrysburgPricc Current.

Wheat, $l.50MlO3; Flour, S7.5ON7 90; Rye,
IS go; Cora, Go10ij; Oats, 2002j; FlaXseed, 81
$40; Potatoes. % @3I; Apples, green, 50mS 90;
dried, $l.2j 0l.5o; Peaches, dried, $l.Oo@l 20; f;
B,ans 1925 0l.5o; Butter, 12@l8; Eggs, lO@l2;
B,eswax, Props; Feathers, 3l@44; Fresh Pork
II ans, lO0l3 Shoulders, sGolO; Sides SOS; Fish
pickerel, S6OO@7.OO; white bass, s5.60@6.O0; (;
Shingles, white wood Sl.oo; pine, $4,000 90;
Lumber. common, $sOO@l00o; pine, $l2.O0@
barrel. $3.5O@375; tight barrel $5.50@600;
Hides. green, 4605; dry. $685. Tallow. 10@l2;
Lard. sSolO; Wool, 95b3o Hay, $s.oo@lOOO;
Wood $l.25@l.50; Onions, 3l@37; Hogs, 494i.
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DOCK ROSE, an invaluable remedy for all dis
II eases of the Liver, ScrofulOus and Bilious COM
plants, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Cutaneous Erap-
tons, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Coughs, Headache,
Canker and Nursing Sore Mouth, Rheumatic and
Bronchial Affections and General Debility Itacts
with wonderful efficiency in purifying the blood,
giving tone and elasticity to the system, thereby
inspiring energy and power to throw off those nu-
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In quart bottles, at 81 each.
2tf PECK g. HAMILTON.
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Seth Phillips's Estate.

TNHE subscriber has been appointed and qualified
l. administrator on the estate of Seth Phillips,
deceased late Of Wood county. Ohio.
Oct. 6, lS55.--2lw3+ ROBERT FENTON.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-06
Later from California.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The Star of the West
With sl,0OO,O00 in specie has arrived here from
San Juan.
The steamer was detained nine days in conse-
nence of political troubles on the 1sthmus. Tho
var in Central America is assuming serious as
ect. Col Walker attacked Granada on the l4th
f October, which having been previously deser-
ed he took without loss of life. treaty of peace
las been concluded with Carol, late Commander
{ the Government forces. The late Secretary
+ State having been detected in secret cores
ondenco with the enemy had been shot
The Transit Company's steamer San Carlos,
ayng on board the passengers OF the Star OF the
Vest, was fired into on the 9Th October by the
iovernment force in Lake Nicaragua. lady and
bid were killed and the steamer much damaged
athe 10Th October the Government forces ma de
mardorous attack on party of returning Cali
ornians at Virgin Bay, killing four of them and
ounding eight.
SECOND DESPATCH.
NEW York. Nov. 4.-The above accounts may
e taken with some allowance, as they seem to
ave been dictated by a spirit of revenge at the
lccess of Walkers expedition.