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CoMMIssIoNERs' NOTICE.

rINhe undersigned, having been appointed by the
L. Hon Probate Court for the District Of Marl-
boro, Commissioners to hear and adjust all claims
against the Estate Of Absalom Pike late Of Whiting
ham, deceased, and all offsets thereto, and six
months from the 26th day of June 1855 being al
lowed for that purpose, hereby give notice that we
will attend to the business Of our said appoint
ment at the dwelling house OF Waters Glet in said
Nottingham on the last Monday Of August next
and the first Monday in December next, from one
o'clock p NJ. to four on each Of said days.
Nottingham, July oath, 1866.
HOSEA r. DALLOU, c..t..,...
qy HOSEA b. BALLOU, ( N'"i"as'"ef''
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Paper Hangings:
Crockery and GIass Mare :
Daily Line of Steamers
Between Hartford & New York

rINIIE Steamer "City Of Hartford" Capt d. A.
Il Mills, will leave Hartford at "a 7. NJ. for New
York, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. viii
leave New York, Peck Slip, at 4, p NJ. for Hart
ford, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
The Steamer "Granite State" Capt. J. II. King,
will leave Hartford at 81 p. NJ. for New York,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Win leave
New York, Peck Slip, at Z. NJ. for Hartford,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
The hour Of leaving the dock, foot Of Talcots ST.,
is fixed at "a p. NJ, thus giving ample time for
passengers leaving Springfield by the +. NJ train
to connect with these boats
The boats above named were built expressly for
the route, Of large tonnage, have fine state room
accommodations aud every modern improvement
calculated 10 ensure the safety and comfort Of pas
sengers, offering to them the cheapest and most
agreeable mode Of travel. Passengers will arrive
in New York at an early hour in the morning.
This is also the cheapest route for the shipment
Of freight from New York to all the towns North
Of Hartford in Connecticut River valley.
Freight designed for New York and points South,
should be marked, ''eare agents Hartford Steam
boats, at Hartford, Ct"
Hartford, May 18th, 1855. 4m24
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MISCELLANY.
A TIMELY BIT OF SATIRE.

lfIonl he hmeheiboeheI hhbdNme ioI HubushI
A man in the town of - committed muir
der-a black, diabolical murder. There was
not single feature in the case that Mercy could
render available. 1t was "red murder in the
truest acceptation Of the term. A LAWYER of
considerable eminence was called on BY the pris-
oner, but aftere hearing his own statement, he
would give him no other advice than the follow.
ing:
INV friend. IL YOU are not hanged. II will be
because YOU have broken iail. cut YOUR throat or
-or-shann1cd mad
The murderer took the hint. He was not
able to accomplish the first he was unwilling
to do the second ; so he attempted the third
He came Into the court on the day of his trial,
with one glove. and one boot on listened with
apparent delight to his arrangement and when
asked at the conclusion, if he was guilty or not
guilty, answered. with horse-laurh, such as
never heard before nor since
'Yes-I thank you, sir, and no mistake y
In this philanthrophic age, this was quite suf-
fcent TO arrest the torrent of indignation which
had been rightfnly setting against the offender,
and to substitute in place thereof feeling Of in
tense sympathy.
Poor fellow muttered another.
What mercy we have discovered il before
he was tried = calculated third.
Why don't they take him out Of the box = de.
manded fourth.
BY this time, the prisoner, in great glee, had
put his glove upon his foot, and thrust his hand
into his boot. OF course, this was too much for
the feelings of the crowd. 1t was the last hair
that broke the camel's back.
Shame shame = was muttered by dozen
philanthropc souls.
Take him out Of the box ! uttered the mob
in general.
Certainly said the Judge, take him out by
all means. Mr. District Attorney you can have
no objection y
No; the slightest, may it please your
Honor, provided you let two or three Of the
baillfis stand between him and me-
The bys,anders made rush to execute the
mandate of the Cont, but the prisoner checked
their zeal, though not their sympathy, by knock
in down half-a-dozen of them with his boot
The Court briefly addressed the jury:
III was unnecessary 10 enter into the evidence
The unhappy prisoner had certainly DESTROYED
the life of mana husband and father. leay
ing his widow and helpless children to misery
and want. At the same time, i. seemed evi.
dent that this was the result rather of misfor-
tue than of crime. We have the evidence of
our own senses that the prisoner is D,ad-mad
gentlemen of the jury, as March hare
Would any man, gentleman, conduc, himselfso
strangely in court room-wear his boot and his
gloves in SO eccentric manner-ifh he were not
mad
sGentlemen. have s,,d;ad ,h, ..,... r
the human mind with much Industry, and think
may say with considerable success and aat.
ter myself am partic,llarly conversant with the
subject of insanity. The brain is delicate
organ. Its membranes are of still more delica,s
organization. There the dara mater and tbs
pia mater. These, INTERVENING with and inter
secting, as it were the porous substance Of ,ho
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THE GREAT RACE!!
5000 Bottles Sold in Thirty Days !
OLD DIR. WIN. ABBOTT AHEADlll

ID EADER,-These are fast times, and II, In the
great whirl aud press Of this busy scene, where oil
around you arc ,eeming with HE and activity IN The
eager pursuit Of gain or livelihood gained by GOOD
strong honest industry, you find yourself unable TO
keep your end Up and are forced TO sit down quietly
suffering under disordered stomach, or il you ufe al
noled with
Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Bilious Complaint,
Jnundice, Bad HumOrs, Coughs,
Colds, Headache, &C., -
rise up and 60 once Tor bottle Of old Doctor VII
liam 1bbolts Buffers take them by the directions i-go
Nth good fh and strong hope, for you can be cured
as well as ten thousand others, who, could they all
speak its praises with one voice would be heard from
Maine To California. The strong men use H. TOT u
maintains them in vigor; the weak aud dcbiaied use
!, for i fenews aud invgoraies mothers give u TO
their Children lot Is safe honest iamiy med'ene'
The Rich aud the Poor use IL,
for they both need the same hepall professional men
for scdenlary pursuits bring on Indigestion and the
above complaints 1.-THE mechanic for he wants good
appetite and sound nights rest the labofer for hts
health is oicn bis only capital aud best friend the
sailor far away from home in fever attitudes, ~ nll
chimes. he wants truly medicine, such rs OLD DR..
WILLIAM ABBoT17S BITTERS.-The ladies use
these Biliers fur the cure Of pimpes and bad humors
as they do not odd TO good looks; in short they
used by all classes aud hare been for forty years II IS
medicine Of day, made 10 taste pleasant snd ad-
vensed for sale, is il got up to clear the Maine
law either. II is composed Of naiurc's remedies and
will restore the true working Of her laws. Come away
thea from your prciudees aud leave your worn out
disappointed hopes,
BUY AND TRY TnIs wONDER-woRKING
MEDICINE,
Which costs but FIFTY CENTS.
" 40 cuRE Is EFFrcrED TnE MONEY WILL IN nv
TURNED.
Throw away your costly nosirums, give To simple
natures remedy trial, and the word aud truth OF
old Doctor William Abbott you will not be dsappoini-
ed
This valuable Medicine Is for sale at all the respeea
be Druggists Apoihceanes. and Groccrs stores.
Druggists md Gfocers who wish for this article, will
please To address themselves to the Proprietor for
Terms Ne q, 90 State Street, Boston.
s.A. RICHARDS, Sole PRoPRIEToR.
80 STATE STREET, BOSTON.
Boston, July -, 1855. ly26
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VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS RAILROAD

VEKMUNT AND MASSAUHUSEIISHA ILKUAU.
ON and after MONDAY, JUNE 4th Trains will
Upward-Leave Bos,ou at i22oP.M. Fiebburg
at 20 7. VI. -
Downward-Lesve Braulehofo ut $50 a. NJ.
passenger will run IN connection with q ffeigm
train leaving Fhehbufg at $50 a. NJ. aud returning
leave Greenfield for Fiiehburg at 2l5 y. NJ.
The 10 r. NJ. train for BOSTON. connects With the
Connecticut River Rail Road at Gfcenheld, Tor Deer
field. Hatfield, Northampton. iIolyoke. Cbicopce and
Springfield aud with the night train 10 n. Y. every day
The downward A. NJ. train from Bfatileboro and the
II A. ". train from Boston, connect with The Ashuoio
Rail Road Di South Vernon. Freight trains each way
daily. OTIS Il. kU6HLESi SuPl
Filehburg. June 2d, 1895.
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POETRY.

The following beautiful little poem from Tenny-
sons new volume MAUD, and other pocms''--
now in the press Of Ticknor & Co., is said to be a
true passage from the poets own experience
Whether ii is SO or no, it is natural enough to be
Alma nni In,rn
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ASRcporE OF SHEEP. We find the follow.
ing IN late number of the Church Journal -
"Anecdotes of animals are always amusing !;
and moreover, IL observed accurately, and told
without establishment, may some day serve to
eolve great problem in philosophy-the dis
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GROCERIES.

full and choice selection Il every kind. such rs;
Teas Sugars, syrups, Mohsses, Extra Quaiies--lhe
hes, assortment ever offered in this place.
Sperm and Whale Oh, FLUID and Camphene, Vinegar.
Ground and unground Spices,
Coffee of all kinds Grund and Whole, Rice,
Tapoca, Sage, Corn Starch. CifoB,
Eng Cunanis, Raisins box aud eask.
Fine Salt, Tobacco, 81, &e.,--a full sssormeni.
which will be sold a, the loves, price. for cash pro
duee. at WHEELERS.
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Having concluded TO adopllhe RE by Ply system
shall offer all kinds Of Goods the lowest prices for
cash or produce Q5- II kinds Of produce wanted in
exchange. r. n WHETHER
BRArrLEBoRo, April 20. IL
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FOR SALE.

IA The DWELLING HOUSE, on High street,
800 now owned and occupied by the under
ll!i!pR signed.
.A Also: The lot Of land on Elliot 81,
on which lately stood the shop occupied by NJ. Will
lens For further particulars inquire Of the sub
scriber. AsHBEL DlCklNsON.
Rrattieboro April Doth 1856 IL
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DR.. Kennedy's
MEDICAL DISCOVERY

rs the greatest medicine of the age, for pmples,
Il boils, canker, erysipelas, eruptons of the skin,
ring worms, salt rheum, sorofula sick headache
all Of which be cured by from one to three bot
ties. For sale at s. X. STODDARD'S.
Brattleboro. June 9Th, 1866. 10
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UNITED STATES BOUNTY LAND Agency.
Press Forward Your Claims!

A RMY AND NAVY OFFICERS, SOLDIERS,
n both Regulars aud Volunteers, Sailors Manues.
flodlla-M Men, Musicians, Wagon Masters, Teamsen
Indians, and all persons WIN may have served iouneea
days IN any Of the Wars Of the United States since Ia
year 1870 the laws Of 1855 gives each Of VOC. uho
have not heretofore received Warrant for Land 0se
Hundred and Sixty Aeresli Aud TO all Who have re-
eeived Bounty Land, enough more 10 make One Han
drcd and Sixty Aeres..
Ia The Of the death Of the person entitled 10 LAID
his Widow, or il Widow, the minor Child OF Chi.
dren. arc entitled TO the Bounty.
We prepared 70 promptly prosecute all elIMI for
Land and irA nppy yastie,s Of Peace. County CkrkF,
Coamssionsrs Of Dseds, Notdriss Pabr, LaryeTI anl
all oers, Nth the necessary fasfrncfiOns and HaAt
Jorms, free Of cost application, BY mail othsnr
When desired we will sell the Warrant at the mar.
kel price, and remit a check for proceeds
N. X. COBB a. CO.,
p William Street, New-Yoh
Reierences-Bank Of the Commonwealth, New-York
6m9 Ohio Life & Trus, Company, Ne~-York.
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HOUSE PAINTING

IN all rs branches and CT every variety. GLAz-
Il ING. PAPER HANGING 4 wHTTEwAsHING
done to order and in good style. at short notice. and
on reasonable terms by the undersigned at his shop,
opposite the American House, up stairs.
4. ATWOOD.
Bratileboro, March Sth, 1855.
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NOTICE

Is HEREBY given, that have given to my son,
u FREDERICK CAMPBELL, his time from and
after this date, and shall pay no debts Of his con-
tracing nor claim any of his wages.
Putney, VT, July Both, 1866.
8w CLARK b. CAMPBELL.
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UY AND TRY THIS WONDER WORKING
MEDICINE,
which coafs hat FIFTY CENTS
Office OF tho Maryland Consolidated Lotteries,
baltimore, Maryland. Goth June, 1885.
CAUTION --LOTTERY FRAUDS.

The Commissioner Of the Maryland State Lotteries
has deemed II his duty 10 caution the Public against
the numerous Swindlers who circulate by mail and
Otherwise fraudulent Lottery schemes and pretend TO
be agents for the sale Of tickets in Lotteries which are
wholly fictitious.
The only legal Lotteries ia Maryland arc those
.i.s.., daily under the sngernendenee OF Cnnamis
sioner elected by the people Of the State undef the
Constitution to examine and approve the schemes
aud attend TO the drawing.
Al the tickets in these lotteries and all certificates
n packages Of tickets hays the Autographed signature
y. x BHESAs, General Ageni Tor ne Contractor -
Office Of the Maryland Consolidated Lotteries, Baiti
more, Nd. Al oihcrs are fraudulent.
For full Information lie subject of these frauds,
Address B. X. Brennan,
ly26 BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
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PATENT GREEN PAINTS.

TINHE Hampden Paint and Chemical Company,
u at Springfield, Mass, manufacture Patent
Greens which are superior for beauty and durabili
ty Of color to any other In the market. The color
is impaired 10 them by chemical combination, in
stead Of by mere mechanical miriure.
The undersigned arc the sole agents for the sale
Of the above GREEN PAINTS, aud are ready to
I'LL all orders either for Paints or PAINTING at
short notice and on reasonable terms
BEAIIS s LEONARD.
Braitleboro, May Goth, 1855. II
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FARMERS HEAD OIIARrrpc


Miscellaneous Books.
FANCY ARTICLES, ISKs, PESs, PaPER, Esvuo,,
&C., &c.
SUBSCRIPTIONS received for the ur,.i..f
- Newspapers and Magazines in the uniied -
Books and Music obtained 10 order on ,lort no,i,, u
posiie The American House, Brsiilebofo
Newspapers;
Newly York Times, New-York Tribune,
New-York Herald, Boston Journal.
Springfield Republican. Balloons pietodai
and all the principal Weeklies Of New-York a,4 No..
England, for sale by the year, month or single Suu,,
Magazines
Puipam's Monthly, Hafpers Magazine
Kniekerbocker, Hunts Merchant Mass,i,
Grshsm's. Godey's, Peterson's and Ballous IA
on baud as soon issued by The publisher, ABvo,t
er Monihlies Qnaneflies and Sefals Of every de,,s
ton ordered At short notice. Those subscribing TO- ~
Of the above TO undersigned will receive their Nass.
zncs, II in this village, free Of postage
New Books;
Ida Mayi Ruth Hall by Fanny Fem;
The Newsboy;
Fashion snd Famine BY Mrs. Stephens;
Martin Mernvale, His X Marx &e., sc.
Toys i...T oysl!
The subscriber has Just received new ssd large a,
sor'meni Of Toys, suitable for The d eh
dse- Of ell eg~s.
Miscellaneous:
The undersigned keeps constantly on hand and Ef
sale all sorts Of Stationery, including
Writing, Bill. Note and Bo,hng Paper;
Envelopes. Peas, Pencils. Memorandum..
lax, Waters. &c. Also:
Diaries for 1855, Port Monies.
Pocket Knives &c, &c. +. J. CARPENTER
Bfa,tlebofo, Feb. !, 1855.
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FOR SALE.

A DWELLING HOUSE, BARN, & SHOP with
"A about acres Of land, pleasantly situated near
Dummerston centre The above is one Of the best
stands for sHoE MAKER as there is none in town.
Inquire Of the subscriber. LARKIN GIBBS.
Dummerston, March %, 1855.
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FOR SALE,

U,HR UNExPIRED LEASE OF THE CENTRAL
4 HOUSE with the Furniture therein contained.
The lease run sto April LIST, 1856. For particulars
inquire Of the undersigned on the premises, or Of
l.. @. MEAD, Esq. .. l.. WHITNEY.
Drattlcboro. April Goth, 1856. IL
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sold at % 90 . % IS. Corn wss sstfvs an,
t6s a., s.iss u u, a,5rseats We i.oiuoias an.
lots, sold early In the morning .. loih . IN
prime shipping order. The market tAsa w on, a.,
n ~: s. eg o., sold q ssc iols with sss sold
8. we're ..d At 81 ts STATE and western Data w a
CoFyxx-Abous 500 600 bags Rio were ssld at sXc
llc. and $50 DO. Issusyrs stloxc.
s s.ss s .sss. 800 ''''. Kidding a''A''
FIGH1s-TO liverpool, about 80 900 20, 600 bushsl.
Of engaged st AID 4Kd, In bags and bulk,
and zoo soo sess q compressed and Inoompresssd
the Continent were inactive and nominal. To Haue,
81 Tor ashes and os 1oc. for corn aye per gallon for
fciaia rates we're at Soc s5e per foot measurement
FRUIT.-About 200 boxes n r raistAs sold .. 50 40;
scc BASKETS and boxes sweet OIL quarts and pata sold
HAr-For shipment smell sales were making at looc.
's s:ss Il G. :. Yer. mad. .. sx
Within few days past some 800 pigs Of do were sold
MoIAssss.-The market was without change and sales
NAVAL STORES exhibited NO change Of moment, while
PRovIsIoxs.-Pork firm, with - advance in new
prime. Tie sales were again made FREQ scale and
M SS sss sss
trsnsactons In new prime, At $40 1a closing a sic rs
SIC 81 600 bbls new mess sold ct 50 days. buyers
option at $50 Beef was firm with ssles Of 300s 700 bss
at 80 62S &c. for country PRIME and AZ $40 rs sl2
% for do mess Chicago repacked at SIC and at SIT
for extra DO; prime was frm. Bacon was
better 100 boxes clear short middles were sold lOc
Cut meats firm: sales 800 400 packages at
&c. for shoulders and at $50. leLc for hams. Lard
doing better with sales of about 600 bbs at
lGTc the latter figure for prime Butter at 1bc.
&c., for Ohio, and 1T 1sc. 40 for State. Cheese
dull ct &c. Q Ice.
RICE The transactions in East India, noticed yester
day. included invoice of 5sl bagf in bond export
and also invoice two to arrive, all ct p t. The
market for Caroline steady with moderate transac-
TORS, at 64c to exc, for the whole range The stock
in FIRST hands was said to be reduced.
SuGARs-1hs sales embraced about 500 hhds Cuba
nuscovedo at 5Ac. a 6Ac, and eco do. Porto Rico at
bTc. A6Lc.
ToBAcco-The demand for toba ia moderate prices
without change. 1he sales amounted to SO hhds Ken
lucky at SIC. PKG; 311 bales Havana &c. 25c
lao cases seeoleaf at re. 101sc.
WHIsKEy About eco a 800 bbls. were sold Ohio and
Prison. Of &c.,, with small lots reported at 3sKc.
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TUESDAY, June 26-8P M.
Asms.-sales Of 100 bbls. Canadian pots, were made
atp.t.
Observation-Disclosures market for common grades
was dull, and l2Kc. per bb lower; while fancy and
extra brands we're unchanged. The sales footed up
about 5000 1000 bbs., including common to choice
STATE, ut % rs to 90 About 1000 bbls were sold de-
livsrabs in July, at % So and contract for 500 do
was settled at about % u.s. Canadian four-l,oco
1900 bbls cold chiefly 1T go $40 81 for common, TO
$40 rs for fancy and extra with small outside lots OF
at $40 81 S11 Southern heavy; about 900 bills 500
at $40 $40 10 for common TO good brands and Ply
bbls. superfns were sold at % 80 % 76 Cornmeal
-About 200 bbls. were sold 1t - 81 So Whsat-Ths
market WA ipastivs 100 bushe'a white Michigan wWs
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET, Ero.
At the date Of last respects per Pacific ON 18th
inst our market closed steady with Indications Of
pause in the excitement which had characterized the
operations of the preceding month"; owing 10 teegraphc
advces Of continued and heavy rains the Southwest
The large advance at Liverpool brought the Atlantic
lost the next day by the pressing desire parties
lie on large speculative purchases which they had to
receive The sales for that week. to the arrival of the
St Louis on the following Wednesday were IL 600 bales,
which includes shipments OF speculation cotton in de-
fault OF sales here at maturity OF contract Ordinarily
the aovces brought BY the St. Louis to hth inst Of
the idea Of heavier receipts disurbe sellers; and
buyers for speculation did not for ward and
opinion prevailed that the Asia would not confirm the
market set in for gradual decline The letters by the
Asia were received Friday morning, but did not
else any influence prices, as our market continued 10
since confined to speculation cotton and have
ragcd about 500 bales daily Our quotations are re-
duesd r. on ordinary X 70 ~ s On midsinss, and
The rains which occurred fortnight since have not
bad the effect anticipated. The rivers at Mobile have
again rapidly fssn after dschargng about 2s COO bales
leaving fully 1890 bales in the country which is now
very doubtful Of being brought to market this season
In January last advised Of $4,000 bales cotton
waiting navigation 1t Aberdeen, Miss, the Tombg-
bee river There is stock Of consequence there,
having been hauled the current rate Of Sl2 per
bale to Memphis for shipment Such operations place
the early interior buyers par with the present high
market rates at the ports Some cotton Is reaching
New Orleans from Red river, but not above Alexandra.
On hs 10th inst the Arkansas river had risen four let
cotton secton and hopes were entertained that some
stboats would get out The washia and other streams
sra: ss
light draft boats large amount Of the present crop
is unavailable and We must wait for the autumn The
is Going we the recent rains being Of great benefit to
It. 7. J. STEWART & co.
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HENRY 7. LEEDS, AUCTI0NEER.-BY N. B.
Ill wOOIIEY GOWN sell this day, wednesday,
at 10Y O'Clock, at the saesroom, 36 Beetmau street.
Of William alsrge assortment Of household fur
Dture, combating Of two superior rosewood piAaoforts
one organ, suitable for church or club room, and
large amount Of household furniture; sofas, In hair
cloth parlor diniag and chamber furniture
wocd centre and pier tables do bureaus, with marble
bureaus card tables, bookcases writing dseks oval and
git frame mirrors, oil paintings. curled hair mattresses
and paliasses, snameed furniture, &C. Also, aquaatty
Of fancy goods CLOCKS, silver plated ware, glassware
rsirgerators. Iron SAFE &C.,, 70 pay advances. Sold
Without reserve.
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SPIRTTUAI4IsII.

NtLAIRvoYANCE DISEASE MEDICINE = IND
~ HAYES, Of this city, possesses superior Clear
and hsalne powers. She ID acknowledged BY prcrsss
Of that science TO be the best medical cairvvyant
other clarvoyant In the United States. Evtsy. M
gentleman troubled with disease about -
lungs, heart disease, diseased liver, dyss "A.
can hear from their long aSssnt =. - -
MA Hsy:: Perfect sashssq0aSvsa Or 40 psy. on
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IoHN R: OAKLEY, AUoIIoNEER.-BY OAKLEY !

T0HN r.: OAKLEY, AUCIIONEER.-BY OAKLEY &
q WRIGHT, Office 343 Fulton street, Brooklyn As
sGnees sale Of large and extensive assortment Of
Cyl staple and domestic dry goods Tuesday Juus 49,
at 10 O'Clock A. M atNo l69 A.an.s stress Brooklyn
viii BE- continued this day and from day to day, until
ali Is SOLD consisting Of GRAPE brochs aud other WIS.,
mantllas, aIpacas, de berge, bombazin-s, g,nghams
prints satins silk velvets tab, do S~iss book, Main
sook jasonet cambria, plaid and striped musus tArle
tans Grapes, laces ribbons gtmps ngss ga,looas,
tes buttons bsltcgs, collars gloves iscs ves bareses,
men camer har dkerchisfs emerodsrss, musns iin,n
sbeetiDgs shirtiBgs and frontpgs, napkins doyiies
crashes, birds eye linens toweinss table d. dripery
musns lace curtains, table cambrics paper d.
skirts, farnes &c &c; large Preach plate mrrors,
counters, 30 &c. by order OF
N. LAKE, ESQ Assignee