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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-28

TYPooaAPHIcAL ERRoRs "A correspondent OF
the Columbus Times gives the following rnelsn-
choy illustration Of the uncertainty OF the types
young gentleman by the name OF Conkey having
been united In the holy bans oil wedlock, sent the
marriage notice, with verse of his own compost
ton. to the printer for publication
Married-At Gosham, February the 28.h, A Con
key, Esq, Attorney st Law, to Miss Euphenia Wig
gins.
Love is the union of two hearts
That beat In softest melody,
Time, with Its ravages, impsrts
No bitter fusion to its ecstacy.
lie looked with much anxiety for the next issue
of the Gosham Sentinel, Ia order to see his name
iu print
The compcsitor into whose charge the notice was
placed happened to be spree at the time, and
msde wonderful blunder 10 setting the type
Here is the notice as printed:
Married-At Gosham, February %, A. Donkey,
Esq. Eternally at law, to Miss Uuphenia Piggins.
Jove is an onion of two reads
That beats its softest melowy;
Time, with l.s cabbage heads ia carts,
No better feeded TO an extra day.
The feelings of the said Alexander Conkey, on
seeing this piece, can better be imagined than de-
scribed
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s,---z9NxzA COACH FACTORY
4@as SssT THOMAS H. FOWLER, MANI.
factuTer Of Carriages, Eaggies, Rockaways, Sui
HES, &C.. on franklin Street, nearly opposite the
Exchange Hotel keep on Land and makes too .ear,
CerrageE OF various stylea The best materials and
workmanship are used. The work viii be sold low.
All new work 10 warranted. Those wanting an hirg
in the CarTias e line, will do well by giving call
Re- pairing done we'll with dispatch, and on
ole terms ap 25-d& wlnl
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So FOR RENT OR SALF-A nan
2s.N House, containing rooms and lot ~ LEV Lev
acres CT land On Cottage Hill on tbs H. :ooui
1Eldge Road adjoining the late residence Of TS,s
za4e. p~A Jssi' OF Tor
A5:o, naat Az dS2iIable dwelling or Cbur,b Nm
on 1Ntl street be.Wean Clay and Leigh strssts Iii nn
Posaassioa given 4as May. ~'OO PEI year.
Apply to p VVrsE.
up o-ats islh st., between Main ana e.
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OFFICE OF THE j. L. AND X. CO.,
" MAY 1sT, la55-For the purpose of repairing
Locks Nos 20 and 40, on the First Division of the
canal she navigation will be stopped ct those two
ponta the Goth inEt at shutdown, and will not be
opened again until the nth Of June; it will then re-
main open until the 9th OF June when It will be
of July.
For the purpose OF laying new floors in Locks Nos
A. s and g. the navigation will be stepped between
those three Locks on the I'd inst and be opened
again on the Monday following.
By order Of the Board of Directors.
Z. l.. CHIEN,
mp dim Superintendent OF Repairs.
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GEORGE w. READ. 5. 81. LESTER;
pEAD & LESTER, Attornies at Law,
"a viii attend regularly ell the Cocrts CT Halifax
Pittaylyania and Henry Virginia. and will attend to
the Collection Of Claims in the doinlng coun ties OF
North Carolina.
10 Office Craghead street DAnviIle, Va.
NH q an
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EvHE RUNAWAY NEGROES who es-

THE RUNAWAY NEGROES who es-
Il capped from the jail of Henrico county on the
day of April, 1855, were FRANK, committed ss the
property of Henry Wickhsm, of Hanover who is
feet inches high, about 40 years old, black stout
built and had when committed grey net q 10
which he wore away; GABRIEL, who calls himself
Gsbe, belongs to Mrs. Shelton Church Hill was
hired the present year to Edward West in the
lower end of Henrico he is fe ct 6 inches high
about 90 years DID, bsck stout built short curly hair
he away striped vest and black satinet sack
coat; and MINOR, committed as the property of
George Todd, OF Caroline, ia ) feet 5 Inches high
about Is years old, very black, lower front tooth
whiskers and is very badly dressed. sp 21-ts
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PuSIsnNESr Asosa THE PuRIrANs.- From
Records of MossacAusetts Bay -leJo Inc hcst
punishment we find recorded, 70 tnst o, Inonss
Morton OF Mount Wallison, VINO shsh presently
be set in the bbowes, sod amer sen. ps,sone, ,nso
England, by the ship called the G'pte now return
inc tbithr, that his goods shall be seized upon to
nav the charge of his transportation, payment on
bi, ahts and 10 give satisfaction 10 the Indians Tor
q canoe he uuIustly took away from them, and
that hi. house, after bis goods are taken out shall
be burn, down to the ground ia the eight OF the In
dians for their satisfaction for the many wrongs
he beth done them from time to time
1892 II was ordered that Richard Hopkins
shall be severely whipt and branded with hot Iron
ia one of his cheeks for selling pieces and powder
aud shot TO the Indians. Hearupon Il was pro-
posed IL this offence should not be punished nereai
tr by death.
OF l3s I'd for the plank and wood work OF Bos-
ton stocks, 10 fiaed 5s and censured to be set an
hour in the stocks. This was RENTED to los;
I64I Sara Hales the wife of William Hales,
was censured for her miscarriage to be carried TO
the esllows with a rope about her neck, and to sit
an hour upon the latter the ropes end flung over
the eallovs and after to be banished.
1912 Daniel Fsirlald,a married person, for
sbusing in q vile and abonilnabie manner the
daughter of John uamfrey. Esq one of the mags-
tra,es was sentenced to be severely whipped at
Boston the next lecture day and to have one OF bis
nostrils slit so high as msy well be, aud then 10 De
scared and kept Ia prison till he be ut to De sent 10
Salem and then to be WHIPPED again and to have
the other nostr slit and scared; then further he Is
confined to Boston Neck, SO as II he be found at
any time during his life to go out OF Boston Neck
that Is, beyond the rails towards Roxoury, or pc
low the low water mark, he shall be put TO death
upon conviction thereof; and he is aso 10 wear an
hempeu rope about his neck the end OF 1t hang
ing outtwo feet at less'; and so often as he shall
be found abroad without It. he shall be whipped;
and If at any time he shall abuse any person as
formerly he shall be put to death; snd be Is to pay
Mr. Humrey forty pounds.
1888. Robert Coles Is fined e10 and enjoined to
stand witt white sheet of paper on his oack.
whereon Druukard shall be written 10 great
letters, and to stand there SO long as the Court
thinks meet, for abusing himself shametully with
drink, enticng John Shotwels wife to inontinency,
aud etEer mi demeanors-
1896 Elizabeth, the wife of Thomas Apologize,
was censured to stand with her tongue In cleft
sick, for swearing, reVing and railing
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LEECHING AND CUPPING.


Ava vices to the Medical Faculty and the Ladies of
Richmond, Leecher and Cupper, and trusts BIZ as
siduous attention to merit their kind patronage
gw Mrs w may be found at all times ct her resi-
dence on 10th street, in the rear Of r. r. DuvsPs
Drug Store.
B.-The best imported Leeches constantly re-
eeiving and for sale. Also, Ladies' Bsndazes ON
hand and made to order. fs 20
A light over the door, from o'clock till morning
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ME- HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

I BNU HUNDhED DV y u q II . ne
" WARD Runaway from the Coke mines in
this county, on Monday, the 9th ul'. regro named
9 E q E-comPlexou black 5 feet inches in
Insight; % years old; intelligent and sprishtlY; gene
rally SMILES whsn spoken to mouth very small for
negro; raised in Charlottesville, and has been
twice reclaimed runaway within the past year.
from AuguEta Jail and once from Rockingham
George will no doubt disown his name and owner
chip, he has before done.
The above reward will be paid for his delivery at
the Mines, or in Richmond to
my It's JNO. J. With, Agent
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II GATHRIGHT'S NEW FURNI-
Ia TURE STORE, 18th street. between Main
and Cary, has on hand, and is still receiving
large assortment Of new style Furniture, such So
faB, Divans Tete-tetes, Cabinets, Marble Top Ia.
bes, Sideboerds; Rocking Chairs of different pat
terms, Chairs of all kinds Looking Glasses Clocks
Beds, Mattresses, Bedding &c, ae, which he will
sell st the lowest prices for cash. ep6-ts
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New HOUSE ON FR4NVT

- ST. TOT 70 EEF ngSsE a0. ON FRANKLIN
At the corner Of Attn and Franklin y, ms hoass
store Is for rent IL NEW and hsns,oaaa over s1r
nsnT 1 otbs a' hgs kitchens sa.a
the fn2st delightful on shoctos Hill s.nasens Of
f,n;l zoe 'am i season If soon rsnssy d.
LaI6LEY w R se BET s35 as oces ID Aso,
through the pOst-office 'N7 premises, o,
m n -
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-01-17
THE BEST DAouERREOTYPES.

At the late Fair at Midllebury, the Com.
mittce ON Paintings, &C., Mr.. Battell, chair
man, (the celebrated portrait painter. Mr.
Mason, by invitation, advising made the fol
lowing awards:
LIST best pagucrrcotypcs, W W, ormsbee, s.
"a best (belng but two exhibitors )Gillmorc, !
TIE pictures exhibited by OrmsSce were
lis 81 best, as they were duplicates persons
sitting having taken their choice. Several
were lilenesscs Of the last graduating class
This class were Mt great pains toob;an thc6eSt,
a' they were to be multiplied and perpeiu
atel by lithoeIaph copies. The reputation
of Tapley attracted them 10 DrauGun; but
not quite satisfied, some Of them set 10 Gill.
more, but after full trial majority sen, to
New York for lithoGraphing were of those ia
ken by Ormshco, the rest were by Tapley.
Five only Of the sixteen exhibited were ia
ken with any reference to to the Fair. To
judges Of pictures, the difference in the epes
Of Ormsbce's and Gilmore's pictures could
not fail to attract attention. Ormsbees pre-.
sent clear, well defined eve, Gillmore's, ow-
ing probably to his instrument, doubly re-
FACTORY quality, besides giving an eye imper-
fectly defined. produces one or more extra
white spots apparent in all the pictures on
exhibition by Gilmore with one exception.
OrmSbec's rooms are al tho dwelling o
DOCr BROCKWAY, Dentist,
y. h. OrmSbee's Camcid Is one of the
most modern and perfect furnished by the
present market 81:
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German Urgscopic Physician.
DIR. NJ. F. EDISON


NOULD respectfully inform the citizens
w of Brandon AMI vicinity, that Ire will
practice medicine on the German Urnscopic
system, which leads him to locate ami de-
scribe the symptoms of disease Of \ Gil RON
lC CHARACTER, with the utmost accuracy
and satisfaction. A clean vial, containing
about two ounces ofurine,-passcd net in the
mornng,-wi the name and age OF the pa
tient,wll enable him to treat successfully the
case in question. Hence, one individual can
bring several cases and medicine can lie sent
to any part Of the country. His remedies are
wholly of the reformed practice, differing es-
scntially from those Of any other system or
school, consisting Of Chemicals and Extracts,
in the most concentrated form, and obtained
almost exclusively from the vegetable king
dom, ohviating the Inconvenience Of bulk
&c, heretofore an objection to their general
use. Unlike the potent minerals they are
reliable efficient and safc-acting in harmony
with natures laws without enervatng or
proStrating the vital functions Of organic life.
The relative merits Of the two systems in
their application for the removal of disease,
We leave for people Of common sense to de
.crminc.
SIugune that he is enlisted in n good causc
and for Unsuitable cnds-thc cause of hu-
manty-the cure and rest GRAFTON tohealth OF
those suffering from disease with whom arc
associa led the choicest rndearmefts Of life
we cannot but invite AMI urge your serious
consideration to this most important subject
and leave no m, ans untried to promote the
health and happiness of yoursclfand friends
From the humble ana grateful recipients Of
his remedies, he is daily receiving their vol
untary acknowledgements in the most en-
thnsiaStic terms, Of cures from diseases and
tgf 1n
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MIDDLEBURY
/ D N J i s + N In AR Y

The Winter Term will begin on Monday,
November 90
TrToN-Elemcntary EnglishBrauchcs SO :;
Higher English 81 80 Latin with English
5000 French $500; Drawing "A 90; Paint
ing in Oil $500 Water Colors $500; Music
Piano, $1,000. Fires and Sweeping % cts
BghRD-ln the Seminary including Room
Washing, and Lights, S'25,0O per Quarter
Fuel at cost in the Village, for 81 80 to
- % per week. Bills payable at the middle
Of the quarter
W. F. BASCOM, A. NJ, Principal
Mrs F. BNscoM, Teacher Of Music.
Miss j. S. JONES, Teacher Of English
and French.
Miss II. khBorRs, Teacher Of Drawing
AMI Painting.
Miss liARRrEr l.. TifnrN Teacher or Nnsic.
Miss VI. REYNOLDS, Assistant in English
Branches.
Midllcbury, Vt, Nov II, 1854. u
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Woodworth's Youths Cabinet,

L.
NEW BALLAD ron YANKEE nouDLr-n,
BROTHER JONATHAN.
To every body, far ard near,
In all this Yankee ralion.
Who'll hear my song, III like tu rive
This piece Of Information:
Ctorps The Ca5inci is Just the thing
For merry boys and girls, sir:
There's nothing like il in the land
That's making such noise, sir
ItoolnotN'S Yaui5s Cob.nri. (thc lame
Scarce its my juggling mcnsurc)
Is the Young peoples IN ea2inc,
That yields nnc"asirg pleasure.
Among its rivals, t is the best:
1t beats the whole tn pieces;
y is made 10y Uuclc Frank, for all
His ncrhcws and lis nicccs.
1t treats Of strange AID curious things,
In nature and in art, sir,
There's nothing wondrous in the world
Tina: here plays not it, part, sir
1t tells its readers now and then,
OF famous men and women;
or beasts and birds; Of fishes, too,
And of the sea hey swim in;
OF travels, voyages, and decd,
OF pcrils and of glory
il chats in prose and poetry,
In fable and in story.
1t hunts for cuiio,itics
In near and distant places
AID pictures, lacv. rich and rare,
It's treasury en- braces
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, tne subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Coart fcI the District of New la
ven, Commissioners, 10 receive examine and
adjust all claims and demands II all pcis-
ons, against the estate of
10 VAL rOWNINI.
late Of Bristol in said district deceased and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Of
set thereto and six months rom the 25th
day Of December, 1854, being allowed by
said court for the purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice flat We will attend to-
the business Of our said appointment, at the
Fate dwelling house of Mrs. Jane NJ. Down
ing, Ia said Biis.ol on INC .irst Mondays, in
February and Aplil nc;:t from nine o'clock
in the forenoon, Until four o'clock in the &c
ternoon, oneach Of said days.
HARVEY PARMELEE,>
lIEMAN HILL, Com'rs.
HORACE FAIR.
Dated at Bristol thi, LIST day Of January.
\. b. 1865. 37.3w
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Auction.

] will sell at Public Auction, ut the Brcl,
store owned hyJ. \. Bcckwi,h, in Mddlcbu-
ry village. on SATURDAY JANUARY 10th,
at one o'clock, p. NJ TO the highest bidder,
lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE! Con.
ssting Of BUREAUS, CHAIRS, TABLES.
LO0klNG-GLASSES, STOVES, CROCK.
Ekf and other Kitchen Furniture, &c, &c.
d. CHURCH, Auctionccr.
Middlcbury, Jan. lG, 1858. 39:wl
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an VIC q
With the ardent desire that the American
Bee and Guardian Of Liberty may place be.
fore all classes those noble principles which
are now promulgated by the
AMERICAN PARTY
In every section of the United States, upon
the maintenance of which principles alone
can we expect TO enjoy the blessings of our
glorious Republic, and to preserve in purity,
forfeiture generations the blessed Institutions
founded by the blood and toll of our Reyo.
lniionary sires-the price Of the paper will
he placed at
TWO DOLLARS FER YEAR,
Invariably in advance. No subscription re-
eeived for less than six months.
s'-9' Postmasters and Brother Laborers in
the American causc will please interest them
selves in forwarding Subscriptions.
t.S' a number Of responsible Agents are
wanted flr the New England States. Apply
10 BRADBURY q CO.,
Bee Building, and 9 State Street
BOSTON
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Teachers Association,

The Teachers and members of this
Association, aud ALL the Teachers in
this town and in the ADJOINING Towxs.
are respectfully invited to meet at the
\ G y ID E NJ Y. on the west side of
the Creek on Friday evening Jan. 10Th,
1855. GEORGE SMITH. Pres.
G. W. SEAroN Soc
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r a Z Z r 0 A y
CHAN G i or TIN Z

{ III Il \ G Il y + III II T..
On and after Monday, Bee. 4, 1854, trains
sill run as follows, viz:
LEAVE BELLOWS STALLS FOR RUTLAND.
at -, NJ, and $40, =. NJ.
LEAVE RUTLAND FOR BELLOWS FALLS,
Al q, \. NJ, and 1880 a. NJ
LEAVE RUTLAND FOR BURLINGTON
at g, A NJ. and 3, Z. NJ
LEAVE BURLINGTON FOR RUTLAND,
at s,l5 4, NJ. and 6, PM.
At Burlington. Trains connect directls with
the Vermont Central and Vermont & Canada
railroads for the East and North
At Rutland, Trains connect with the Sara
toga & Washington "A lbany and Rutland, and
Western Vermont Railroads for Troy A lbany
New York, Saratoga, Schenectady and the
West
At Bellows Falls, Trains connect with the
ChcShier, Vermont Valley and Sullivan Rail
Roads. L. A CHAPLIN gun't
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Bal. in Bank

Bal. in Bank = Si0,5S
Owing to the hardness OF the times and the
numerous rum 'rS alluat, u riL has been made
and is still being made on the bank. 1t has
lately become evident that the money could
not be realized from our property in time to
meet the demands ON the bank, and it was
feared that while SOME would get the whole
of their money from thc bank, others must
lose OF wait i long time for their money.
In order, therefore, that all might stand on
an equal footing; it was thought best by some
dcpositors, that the bank should for the pres
ent suspend its OPERATION. Accordingly an
application was made to the Chancellor, yes
tcrday, and George :. Swift was appointed u
receiver Of all the funds Of the bank for the
benefit of all the dcpustois. 1t is hopcd nm
der his management that the loss to deposit
tors will be Slight
j. DAVENPORT, President.
JAS. NJ SLAnE, Vice President.
j. 5. CHURCH,
ANON WILCOX,
E.NALLErTE, rrus-
DAVID PIPER. tees
HARM ~ \. SHELDON,
liEMAN LANGWOR
Middlcbury, Jan. H. 1850
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District of Addison,
Commissioners, to receive, examine and ad
just all claims and demands or all persons
against the estate Of
NATHAN L. BALLARD,
late of Hancock, in said District, deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited
in Offset thereto; aud G months from the Gil.
day of occcmbor, 1854 being allowed by
said court for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend to The
buSincss of our said appointment, at tho
dwelling house Of NJ. A. Ballard, in said
Hancock, on Satuarday, tie 18th Of Fcbru-
AIRY, and on Saturday, 2lsf Of April 1865.
from nine o'clock, A. NJ, until -four o'clock.
p. NJ on each nj said days
R EM. n. F ii1STiycrox. Sc,",
Dated at Hancock, this 9th day Of Janu-
AIRY, A. b. 1854 3S:sw
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$l5 ONLY FOR A HOMESTEAD.
$4,000 WORTH OF FARMS

a n - DC lLDlNN LOlS
100 FARMS and 20OO BUILDING LOTS,
to be divided on the 30th November, 1884,
among 900 Subscribers a large number
realrcady engaged. Many ofthe Lots near
these have been sold for from AGO TO GOO
rercen' advance overthe price for whcf
these Lots are row sold, showing tina:
the purchase will be good investment.
Each subscriber, FOR ONLY SIS, payable
in advance, will receive -FOUR BUILD.
ING LOTS. 25 By 100 feet, bing to
setEer, or a FARM of from 2 to 20 acres
These lots are beautifully located al LAKE
LAND, Long Island, where a new church and
ScAool-hCuse, and a number OF private dwell
ingS. stores, workshops and factories, have
already been erected, several more are now
being built, and several hundred will be G.
rected the coming season.
This Is fine opportunity Of owning Il
delightful country residence near the city,
where the domestic comforts of family
circle can bs fully realized, and where %, coo
building loia aud about 600 farms have lately
been sold; aId sales are daily being made to
individuals 81 o. alter careful examination of
its location md as0ertaining the qualify the
soil. are selecting farms for agricultural pIr-
poses, being confident that no land so cheap
and calculated 10 increase so rapidly n Taluc
Gun he had within 30 miles OF the city. This
land would have been all taken up years back,
but has been IN cntcilcd estate for the Lass
century. and completely locked up forupwards
Of two hundred yenrs-Since which large sales
have been made. and where the Wild deer
roamcd at large may now be seen beautiful
cottages and cultivated fields waving with the
abundant productions of our mother earth.
This is one Of the best opportunities now
offered to those of small means who are Ges-
lilute Of home OF their own, to purchase one
Tor mere tribe; also few farms, containing
,ach five and ten acres, and upwards, at from
S25 10 S35 per acre.
sTAil persons wishing to avail themselves
Of the opportunity now offered to procure
line farm or plendd building LOT near the En-,
P;re city, should make immediate application,
rs they are nearly al disposed of. Apply 10
CHARLES WOOn, POS Broadway, corner
Of Fulton street, n. 7, where maps ana pam
phlets can be had or sent If required by mail
gratis, or 25;3m
w, LANE, Agent, Niddlebury, VT
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SALE OF PEWS
In the Congregational Church

The pcws or Slips in the congregational
Church, in Middehury, will he sold at said
Church, on Monday, the 9TH day of February,
ncXt,--the sale To commence at 10 O'Clock,
a. NJ. The terms ofsa!o will hr made known
at the time of sale, and the time Of payment
will he made, rs far as practicable, cpnven-
lent to the purchasers.
ny ord,c fibc CommiUec
Midlleburl, Jan. -, 1855. 39;2w
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New furniture.

Sofas, Bureaus, Hair Seat Chairs Hair
seat Rocking Chairs, Centre Tables, Wash
Stands, Mattresses Bcdstcads, &c, for sale
by u. BECKWITlT
Jan. 10. 1850 IS
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NATHAN WOOD

Is selling r I Sail very low for CASH Also
lust received fresh Teas, Coffee, Loaf and
Brown Sugars, n. o. Syrup, Sugar, Havre
Syrup, Cuba Honey, good substitute for
superior article Of Tripe all
as cheap as the cheapest
Dee 4, 1854 s36w So.
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RELIGIOUS Notice.

The Rev. a. y. SswiN will preach at the
W.T. Meeting House, East Middlchury, Jan.
25th Thursday, at o'clock, in the evening
Friends in the vicinity, are cordially invited
Per Order.