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Kansas Emigrationi

VINO WILL 90 AT an adjourned
meeting of the Washington County
IMMIGRANT Aid Company, held at
Waterbury, on the 9th inst, an adj
journment was had to Wontpelier, on
TUESDAY, April 10th, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, for the purpose Of
FORMING 4 COMPANY
to cmigratc to Kansas, provided a
sufficient number are disposed to 90 /;
at Which time The greatly superior adj
vantages of this new territory over
any other section Of the West. both in
respect to soil, climate, and the facili~
ties for organized emigration ththcr,
will be fully brought to view.
ssSyH All in the State who are in.
clncd Westward. arc earnestly invited
TO come and judge for themselves.
f. p. WALTON, President.
J. POLAND, Secretary.
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DR. CHEESEMAN'S

The combination Of the inprcdicns in
these Pills is The rctuli OF long and cx:en-
sivc practice they nre mild in their opc'at on,
aud certain of restoring nature into IT'S pop
CT channel. In every iHstal'c Lave II rlills
proved successful. Tho Pills invariably open
those ohstructions TO which females arc halle
aud bring nature into its proper channel.
whereby health is restored, and The pale and
deGthly couuieuance changed 10 a healthy orc.
No female can CT Joy good health uulcss she
is regular, and Whenever an obstruction 'akcs
place whether fr' m exposure, cold, or any
other cause, tho general health begins imme-
diately to decline, and The want oil such a
remedy has been the cause of so MANY con.
sumptions among young females. Headache,
pain in the side, pnlpifali'n OF the heart,
loatliIg Of food, and disturbed sleep almost
always arise fom m interruption OF nature
and Ghohtyor thai is the casc, the Pills will
invariably remedy all these evils.
N. p.-Those Pills should never lie taken
during pregnancy, ms they would be sure 10
cause A miscarriage.
They are put up in square, fiat boxes, and
will be sent by mail TO any address by remit
ting IN DR. q L. Cheessmsn, No 267 Bleeok-
sirte' i'ew fork Price a. Tsr tcx. ~ II
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In Fairfield March 10Th. by the Rev
G G. Adams, Mr WArrnuAH + CoRny.
IF Bridport, t" Miss SARAH S. only
daughter Of c. r. Reed. Esq Of Fair
field.
On the 18th inst by Rev. Ward Bul.
lard. Mr. ALLRY = BfAcu to Mis-,
Macy \ Collins both of Ferrsbursh
In Allison. March 10, by Rev Pal.
mar c. Hines. Mr.. LEWIS C. Mason. OF
Rochester. and Miss MARIA J SrIcKLEs
OF Addison
In Vorgcnrcs. on Monday evening
26th ult. by Rev W W IIi-kock. ions
Gotn'Nc BrNnNc Esq " D Sc F r
:. S. ot London. Englmd. to PUNT
daughter Of the late VI II s. lIalsey
L S. 4.
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UNION NURSERIES,
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,

For sale, this spring, as usual, at this well
known establishment, very extensive and
excellent stock of
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
SHRUBS and PLANTS of every description
including ali the choice varieties, Of the
Apple, Pear, Plum, Cherry, Grape, Goose
berry, Currant, Raspberry, Strawberry, &c.
ornamental Trees Flowering Shrubs, IIar-
dy Roses, Dahlias, PhloXcs, reonics, Mis-
cellanrous Border Plants, &c. Also Buck
thorn Plants for Hedges; Cuttings of q apes,
Gooscherrics and CuirantS; Scions Of Fruit
Trees; Plants Of RhuLarb, Asparagus, &c,
&c, &c-sY'All grown hereunder the
immediate supervision Of the UNDERSIGNED
and warranted true TO name.
All orders, enclosing payment, carefully
and promptly executed.
For Prices, &c, see the General Catalogue
of these Nurseries for the spring of 1854
with Supplement Tor the Autumn of that
year, which will govern the sales this spring.
Catalogues forwarded TO all who apply, on
receipt Of one postage stamp.
Address, J. BATTEY, Agent
Union Nurseries,
Kceseyillc, y. Y, Cd Mo, &c, 1853 scot
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" N"rg'rncs March 26ih. Henry p
500 oF II II Bostwick E.q.. ct Mont
Jclier. aged Il years aud months.
II Woodstock, March 26. Dr.. Jouv
D PowGrs, in the S6rh year of his age.
n Bridpor;. March 27th Of con>ump-
lion. Miss, SARAH SoFmA Rrcr, aged
20 years.
~ ealn ~ os her h-n-.
'Hi '-lcefh we he hrr1lt.
sD'-r her ptlil fstiurrs stole
Ia" trace of"uniuT den't.
We asked "Art ready 10 Irpari,"
She smiled with inY divine
Nnd 'r"ke the lnucrat" NJ h.rso
"MN Masters ftnc is mine go
In Walthnm, suddenly, on the S0,h
ut. Miss NARY Y. FAUR, Of V,rg'nnes.
aged 80 years. for 20 years an active
member Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church
hni N"ari avlic" from U,-v-r -, inrnntn me W5te
Messed iTa Tie dr1i whic. diH IN tive lord Goin
hHncrinr'' y-' saith The ,pirhst tho, NAV ret IA ON
th'f l'h'f', a1d tteir wo'k7 10 follow them. ~
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S c Ii l. n ks
BRAKE PILLS

WI Be f'un to ros'ess lhoss eaatsS Necessary t.
~ the total eradication OF all bilious s,arkf, pr apt
10 sart tho secreti0ns nf the liver aud give heahy
tone - the caire system luiccd, Il no Ordinary.
discovery IN Medical Sciencr, to haye invrniod pil
coy Tor these slnbb"rn cImiaints hth drvcrpe al.
the feulie pfoducet by heretofore free u.e o. calo
mel "A mineral justly dreaded ny mankind-ani ae-
Know lodged TO he desiruayo the extreme n hs ha.
man sy'tem Tint The p'oPr eies ofeo tain vegetables
oompfse alLthe viturs Of calomsl without its iniuti
Gus tendencies, is now admitted hei rendoTsi in.
dspuiahle ty tcenudc ts,naruhe- and thos4 10 ne
tse Manduka p,he fully sa'isfed that Ire bel med.
einss arc tGore provided By natureia the eoun
he rs and ronts'nf the fields.
The Pills open the huwai. Nd Correct al IA o.. d..
Iangsnens Without fnliNHii"n or any # thr irlirnus
efaetsot ealoncl other rnis The serTeiion nj
bil7 Il promoted By the.e PHI, will he Ivy the
ntaed elor OF tbs stools aud u,sppeanng Of the .a
low compassion AVID oleirsius ct the tongue
Ample directions Tor nse ACCOMPANY each hoY Of
Ps aud the piiee ~ h4uHtt boltie Of the Sea Weed
Tonic and hoN ai Pill. combined IS on!y one dollar
bni separate hoEeS OF Fills car be had Of auy of the
sgenis for Is cents.
Thee remedies nre prepared under the personal
sapervlsinn Hsehenrk, proprietor Of seheneks
Panonie syrup, tho we'll astah.had remedy for Con.
snmptlsn, BRONCHITIS, Coughs, Colds Sc, sc and the
iYvenier nf tho eeebfatad Rrsprometer for sxanin-
ng and dstoehg all diseases Of tho iungs Heart, sc
WHOLESALE AGENTS
iio2elphia-GILB VENT eco.
III N. Third Street
Neas Yo-t-C v. CLICKSrR & CO, 81
Barclay Greet
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TIE LIFE OF
Hon. WILLIAM Il. SEWARD,

ms Nl7c 7chci, OJdti0RS and Writings
In One Volume, with a Por,rait.
Just Published. l'iire One polar.
q Mr.. Srwarls biography is c.ce,lcd by
thN' or III living co,cmporary in interest an /
importance. lis PRINCIPLES and sentiments
are clearly and cloquen,ly stated in the cx.
tracts embodied in this volume Several Of
his best speeches are given entire
rHiccrSai L iuco'ion, Fre-ionl aui Internal
iLpr0r:H,ufi,
ar" the prominent topics cf this hook. rs
thrr 49, Of the present ago IN their discus
sion "rrry TN, fricni III Republican lnsti.
tniipns is nIw moro than ever Interested. To
all classes Of people, Old and young, there
fore, this book is presented asa
NlHuai NJ I'oiili,ni I'iii3sorAv
Since the views and principles omhodyins
Freedom AMI Improvement in this count y
have conc to b. generally known IS
SEWAR0tSM,
every Intelligent person, on either SIDE re.
qTircs to be filly posted M in the matter
J. 5. REDFTELO,
BOW Nos 10 and liz Nassau ST.
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MUsT Show TIE PArERs The Maine
Legislature passed a law at tits late seq.
sion that 10 person of foreign birth
shall vote unless he shows his natural>
ization papers to "the authorities" at
least three months before an election.
The act took effect March II.
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FATAL RAILROAD AccIDEHr--A
freight train ran off the track yesterday.
CTncsday) in Rockingham on the Rut-
land road, and the conductor, named
Putnam vas litlc
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District OF New ia
ven, Commissioners. TO receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons,
against The estate of
JOHN T.. SCOTT,
late Of Gri,.ol in said district, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in
Offset thereto; and six months from the 23d
day of March, 1855 being allowed by said
court for the purpose. We do therefore hero
hy give notice that we will attend to tho
business of our said appointment, at the late
dwelling house Of the widow OF the deceased,
in said Bristol, on the first Wednesday Of
May and July next, from nine o'clock,A. NJ,
unN four O'Clock. 4. II on each Of said days.
CHAS. LEE SMITH,lc
BENNET D. DEAN, No"'''
Dated at Bristol, this 23d day OF March.
\. n. 1856. 50,3w
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ONE MAN IL ONE DAY

THE excellent crops which have grown
from it, painting, SHOW ha' +, is thorough IN
its working, ~ wei rs rapid ano easy
Ten or Twelve acres can be planted with rs
much case as ono or two hv the old m tn, d
and far more accurately, as I. ch ck-iows
perfectly.
Its merits rs labor saving implement
reach greatly INTO the cultivation. A large
number Of iaimcrs who USE it testify that
they cultivate their corn without tic use Of
the hoo just rs clearly ~ heretofore with IT,
J bis j. dro to It's accu;'ry Ia rowing AID
cicso Planting.
It's perfect adaptation 70 all conditions and
consi>tcncics Of soil renders ifs use p.actica-
l'c many part Of tho country
ltitr'ry 5imNlc AMI durable in all It's parts,
and yet so adjustable that it will plant any
width or depth or IN average II any rlmbcr
&c lcrncls
It's planting is Uniform nevCr deep \. one
time and shallow Al another. l. presses the
earth beneath the seed and not so much upon
IT, thus quickly sHrouting tho germ and civ
ing moisture and GluuesA 10 the root, and at
the same tin1 leaving the blade free to grow
Our retail llico il Uniformly fer siirlc
Machines, 81 90; Double, $500
RANDALL s; JONES, Rockton. Illonois
BrroiT, WIS, IriY Il, 1854.
rscd ono Of Randall & Jones' Corn Plan
tors this season, IN plant thirty five acres. It
worked yc.'v we'll indeed. / consider It \
great saving o. labor IN planting, but it ares
more IL cultiratirg. Tic corn stands lust
as well rs when tbs talks are further apart
in tie hill The weed. Laye TO chance to
spring up among them a. BOONE.
For sale at 30 DAVENrQRT S.
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Bounty-Land Act of Sd March,
1855


under which all who have heretofore received
less than I'D acres are how entitled to addi
tional land said Act grants also $50 acres to
all Officers. Non commissioned officers, Chap
lains, Spidicra, Wagon Masters, TcMnsters.
an friendly Indians. of the Amy, including
State Troops, Volunteers" and Aliliia-aud
all on ;rr~ Seamen, Ordinary ScamcH, Mar
iHc,, CLERKS, AMI Lnud,mch, "r the Navy,
not heretofore provided for, who nave served
not less than fourteen days .nnlcSs in batlr)
at any period since TIC. and TO the widows
and minor children of a.. such per- -. ctii-
tied, and deceased.
This pamphlet contains FERNS Of Arfii-
cation" more fail and complete titan any
elsewhere to he found adapted to The wants
Of every class &C Claimants undrr tie Act,
with copious decisions and Instructions ofthe
Department, and practical suggestions ~ to
thc course to lie pulsucd in suspended az &c
jrc'ci cases
Parties not wishing 20 avail tin m,c'vcs Of
the facilities afforded hy t,is Olllrc IN soclir-
Ing prpmpi ant perennial snpcrNicHlcrcc Of
their claims at the Departments, can obtain
copies of the above pamphlet by rcnitIing
thirty cents in postage STAMPS
inducements TO Correspondents.
Correspondents WHO prepare and + .rWard
eases for management by hi. Agency will be
dealt with literally supplied with all ncccS-
lazy blanks cra'is, ard kclt constantly al
'i,cd of the changes that i,m time TO time
occur IN thc execution Of the law.
lis within tie Subscribers power 10 direct
his Correspond. mis- TO the locality Of very ma
ny persons entitled under the late Act: and
having obtained several thousaud Land war
rants under former laws, he i, in possession
Of data that viii materially assist n securing
additional bounty.
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NEW DIALOGUES!

Reading and Speaking in Schools.
THE liuNDRrD DMLo1urs,n by william
u. FoNic, contains orc hHr!rei and zen ar,r
piers never before printed. Among them arc
those that are long, short, Witty, wise, comil,
soriouS,-all having high moral tone, hap
ply m'ngling Instruction and wholesome
amusement. Price i 90 pre- paid by mail
SCHOOL MrLopIEs-The best recommend.
ed, most extensively used, aud popular ia.
vcnllc Singing Book ever issued, More than
F1r'y 1'i9UsaAd copies have been sold -
S2.OJ per dolen Published and for sale by
NORRIS COTTON,
5o,3T l?0 Washington St, Boston.
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For Sale.

THE desirable farm formerly occupied by
i. tho late ROMEO DORWlN. There are
good buildings beautifully located. Also
good wafer and every convenience for farm
ing For particulars apply TO
FREEMAN WASHBCEN,
a13 New Haven, Vermont
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District of New
Haven, Commissioners, TO receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all per.
sons, against the estate &C
SOLOMON HOBBS,
late OF Waliham, in said district, deceased,
represented insolvent, and the term Of six
months from the Goth day Of March, 1865,
being allowed by said Court for the purpose.
we do therefore hereby give notice that VIC
VIII attend to the business of our said mp.
pontment, at the dwelling house Of widow
Abigail s. Hobbs, in said Waltham. on the
81 day If May and 25th DAY az September
next. at 10 o'clock IN the forenoon. on each
OF said days.
MILO STOW,
EBENEZER RIDER,
Dated at walthan, March 80, 1885. 5o,av
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Onicc at Mid lie.
bury, April ID, ls55.
Allen, EnruS McKonzir. Harriet
Austin. Samuel Manncy, Jane NJ.
abby, A'anSnn Mnhan. Bridget
Bcdcll Sarah Mills, Wealthy y.
bradley, Minerva Nichols, Augustus
Baincs, Mary Jane Norton, Sophia
Sakcr, SCHUYLER Peck, John +.
Braincrd, Charles 0'Donncll, Thomas
Bailey, Orrin Robbins. Cornclia
Bnrnham, Arson Robinson, Mrs p. L.
Brown. Loly A. Reed. George ".
Carver, T. IL Rice Horace
Crosby Lucy A. Severance, Loyina
Clarkson. Mrs.F.W. Severance, Emma A.
Ciivc, J. I. Severance, Daniel
Devens Mrs C. Y. Severance, Patty
Onnnins, +. 7. Severance, Samuel s.
DAYTON James Spailord, Joseph b.
Dudley, Moses Sessions, D. l..
Daniels, Lcandcr Shepard, James H.
tnosi II. l.. Stiles, Enos
Emory, Cynthia Turner, Bctsry
Everts, Holland Thompson, Thomas
Bverts, Emily e. Thorn, GEORGE
Evcrts, Mrs. Elccta Wilson, Alantha
Foot, Garrison W. Wells Miss Frances
Farrell, James VALLEY, s and others
Foot, Emma Wheeler Cyrepa
Fuller, Mary Wing, Fanny
Flanagan, Timothy Willis, Hannah NJ
Foster, James 7. Woodward, A. c.
rales' Frederick Woodward, 2, II.
Fem, Chester
loyt, Or Horace FRgNcH LETTERS.
IIeddin, Royal d. Arrhambcau. Frs.
lcherbruner Israel Bley;ur. DariJ
Jones, Zebulon Pariseault. Nazaine
Kingsbury, A. VI. L'hibcau, Frances
Lathrop, George
t-Y- Enquire for advertised letters.
L. r. WRIGHT, PM.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..
We, the Subscribers, being appointed +!
the p obate Court for the District OF New Iia-
ven, Commissioners, 20 receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all pcrs-
ons, against the estate Of
CiIILlON WINES,
late Of yerccrnes, in said district, docea'cS.
and also all claims and demand. exhibited
in Offset thereto; and six months from tho
18th day Of March, 1865, being allowed ly
said court for the purpose, we 10 therefore
hereby give notice that we viii attend 70
the business of our said appointment, at the
late dwelling house of the deceased, in Yer
ecnncs, on the ~ Tuesdays of April and
June next, from nine o'clock in the forenoon.
until faur o'clock in the afternoon, on each
Of said days.
ELLIOTT sHERRlLL,l Conn,
1885, AHIRA SCOVEL, Noio''
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$. Vi. KNIGHT, Attorney for Govtrnntt
Claimants, JIdsijngioR, ~. G,
CONTINUES to give prompt and personal
Sattertion to the prosecution of Claims Of
every description against the General Gov
eminent, and particularly to those before
the Treasury Department, Pension and Boun-
~ Land Bureaus, Patent and General Land
Offices, ami Board Of Claims.
An experience of years, and familiarity
with the means Of obtaining tie tariicsi and
most favorable action ou Claims. with lis IA
ciliic5 for the dispatch of business, Justify
him in assuring his Correspondents Claim
ants, and the Public generally, that interests
intrustcd to his Keeping will not be neglected.
Passion, Bounty LAHD, PATENT, AND
PunLic LAND Laws.
He has neatly ready for gratuitous diStti-
button among his business Correspondents,
(and those who may become such,) neat
pamphlet coniainiuga synopsis of the exist
ing Pension, Bounty Land, Patent. and Pub
lie Land Laws, down to the end Of the late
Congress-inclulins the
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TzRA TnNYEH.


late OF IT ell, IN said district, deceased pro
seris his petition in writing TO this Court.
praying frs license 10 sell All the real estate
Of said deceased except the dover Of tho
widow of aid deceased, and therein sctA
forth TIA, there are no claims against tho
estate ef said deceased, and shows the ry-
pcnsos Of administration. the value cf the
personal eStatc, an sets forth that tho real
estate II said deceased il situated in sail ur-
we'll, coHiaining about two hundred and
eleven acres Of land and buildings thereon
AMI that six Of the children Of the deceased
reside ont Of Ibis State, and by reason thcie-
of il viii BE- beneficial to the heirs Of said
ceased tlat sail real estate except the
dover Of tho widow Of said deceased should
be sold, and produces the assent in writing
Of tho heirs Of said deceased residing in this
State, that the said administrator should be
licensed to sell said real estate. It is there
upoE ordered that said petition bc considered
by this Court, Mt The session thereof to Ne
held at the Office of tho REGISTER Of this
Court. in MidlleLury, aforesaid on Thursday
the l2th day Of April next, 1865, at ten o.
clock in the forenoon; An that notice there.
OF he given to all persons interested. that
they may appear and make their objections,
If any thry may have, to said license being
granted, Ivy publishing certified copy Of this
order in the Middlebury Rcgister--a news
paper printed at said Middlehury-th:c
weeks successfully previous 10 the time of
said Court.
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Cattle Cor Sale!

Tho subscriber has about sixty head q
cattle (mostly Oxen which he offers Tor sale,
Particulars may no learned BY applying %
me, at East Midlleblry
HIRAM c. SESSIONS.
Midllebury, March u, 1855. 4a,3v
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Etaul Notifies.

STATE OF VERMONT, I De 1t rsrsembered
District Of Addison, IS. ! that Mt Il Probate
Court held at Middlebury, in apd for the bis
trict of Addison, on the 9th day Of March.
A. d. 1856;
Norman Tuppei and Frederick A. Leland,
executors Of the last will and testament Of
MICHAEL SANDERS,
late of said Middcbury, deceased, mike ap-
plicaton 30 this court TO have the time al
lowed them for the payment of the debts and
lcgacics of said deceased, extended one year
from the expiration of the time heretofore
limited by this court II is ;hereupon orler.
cd, that said application be considered by tfis
Court, ut the session thereof TO he held 40
the office Of the Register Of this Cour; in said
Middlcbury, on Thursday the 18th day Of
April next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
and that notice thereof he given to all per
SONS interested, that they may APPEAR and
make their objections, Il any they may have.
to said time being extended, by publishing
certified copy If this order in the Middle
bury Eesistcr--a ewsrapcr printed at said
Middlrburt weeks successfully pre-
yious to the time of said Court.
Jan. s BrsHSiLL, Register
4 true copy ri roco,d.
I93w. Aitcst Jrr. 5. BusH.rrt, Register
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To Officers, Soldiers, Seamen,
$. Vi. KNIGHT, Attorney for Govtrnn,i

8 OF All. Vans their WiDows and MIN
ON CnILnRnN.
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Sons of Temperance.

Th1 momhNrs IT Mount Memo Diyiaion, No
2, :. Of I, are requested to meet at their
Hall this evening Every member should be
Mt The Hall in good season.
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STATE OF VERMONT, BE ii remembered
District OF Addison. SIS, ! that at a Probate
Court held at Midilebury, in and for the
District Of Adlison.On the Goth day Of March.
a D. 1855
Ezra X. ThsYer, administrator % tho cs-
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For faIr, this spring, as usual, At This we'll
known establishment, II very extensive and
excellent stock Of
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ten. S Da.aMrLi., Ecsisier.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

true copy of Record.
lS3w Attest jed S Bushnell Register.
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> p II ! n G Il II 4 d l.. 4!

> l. IL ! n G. Il Il 4 u l.. +!
HENRY l.. DAGGETT,
Has removed to the new Granite Warehouse,
40 l52 ANo lji coscarss s1nrrr,
Where he o!!.rsa large stock Of
BOOTS, sEOLs, AND LEATHER,
A. TIC Low'si Prices far Casi.
s,%~Conrrrss street crosses MIX, next
above rcarl ST. Entrance also from Pearl
street, through Perkins street.
~ -
just Published by BURNEAT BROTH
ERS, at thril Antique, Modern and Foreign,
College, School and Library Furnishing
Rooms, 50 and co CoRNuiLI., Boston,
HOFFEIANN's STRANGE STORIES.
Far sale in the city by The following houses,
Pctrilgc & Co, state street, Brown. Baz:n
& Co, Washington street; =. Jcwoti & Co,
ll6 Washington street; Phillips, Sampson
& Co, - Winter street Sanhorn, Carter g.
Eazn, y and 90 CornhiH W. J. Reynolds
& Co, - Cornhill; Crosby, Nichols & Co,
III Washington street; Gould & Lincoln, 80
Washington street Fcdcrhcu 4. Co.. and
II Court street; Croker & Brewster, II
Washington street: John a Butlor 6S School
street; Iappan {, Woittcmuc. III Washing
ton street James Munroc K Co l3i Wash
ingtor street Ticl nor & Fields, l25 Wash
inston streets W Briggs & Co ,376 Wash
ington -.
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MI Clothing. Boots ard Shoes, Yankee No
,ans, Dry Goais. Groceries, ~. Rochester
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