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We find the following in the New bedford
E,press, m american paper just started
in Massachusetts,:
a.. The question is frequently asked
what will the American party at the North
do. IN reference to the Philadelphia nomina-
tions1' We answer. it has but one duty to
perform, namely, to adhere strictly to the
rules and regulations already adopted for It's
guidance. We consider the past suthcient
guaranty for the course likely to be pursued
hv the Native Americans Of Massachusetts,,
and are content to abide the future without
borrowing any unnecessary trouble
Clear as mud.
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New Jersey for Buchau an.

NEW l DIRK, harcn
The Democratic members of the New .Jcr-
sey Legislature. have published declaration
expressing their decided preference for Mr..
Buchanan as the Democratic candidate for
the new Presidency.
TIC Whole lla Drug Store Of Bush & Gale.
Greenwich street, was destroyed this morning
together with the stock Loss about $4,000,
principally insured.
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CAUTION TO LADIES.

As various not only ineffective but injurious COM
pounds purUorting to he A" Female Pills" under all
kinds Of names IS" Iron Pills" "Silver Pills
" Golden Pills" Periodical Pills" a., are at
tempted Go be palmcd of upon the credulous or
wary, it only necessary for ladies to be their
guard against the attempted imposition. and in all
where there is authorized gent for the sale
Of" DR.. Geissners Menstrual Pills, to order direct
from him by mail, by return Of which a box will
he sent.
Authorized Agents for Burlington and vicinity,
rllEO. A. PECK. and A. C. SPEAR.
@ruly l7th 1858, dtvlv
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From Washington.

WAsHINGTON, March 18th.
An anti-Nchraska Caucus was held at the
Capitol last night. Sj Congressman were pre-
sent, All the free States We're represented,
Senator Foot was the Chairman and Mr..
Cumback OF Indiana. Secretary.
Mr.. Wilson of Mass, was called out. lie
spoke earnestly for II union of all in the
North in favor Of freedom he pledged Mass.
to support an anti Nebraska Candidate for
the Presidency. Mr.. Colfax Of Ind, aivocat-
ed the great question of freedom in the Ter
ritories, as an issue in the Presidential cam
paign in opposition to slavery aggression -
Mr.. Banks expressed similar views and said
there was no doubt but that the people Of
Mass would carry ont the question to a
successful issue. Messrs Collamcr and
Seward made eloquent and earnest speeches
insisting that the paramount overshadowing
issue of the day is freedom or slavery, and
on this an appeal to the Country must be
made.
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Most Important to the Ladies'

NR. GEGSSNER'S celebrated Menstrual Pills
E'haye been long and widely known as invariably
certain in removing any stoppage, irregularty, 70
suppression Of the menses.
In tho Female Hospitals in Vienna, Paris, and
Berlin they have entirely superseded the of all
other remedies because, where a cure is atanab
medicinal agencies, they are certain Of success,
Their astonishing efficacy would be almost incred-
ibe, If not ouched for by indutitabe testimony,
in numerous instances producing returns Of the
monthly period after all hope had been abandoned.
In every case, from whatever cause the obstruc-
ton may arise rs also to prevent pregnancy where
the health Will not admit ofincrease of family, they
are always Efficient; for which reason they must
not he used during pregnancy, though always mild,
healthy, safe and certain in their effects.
Married ladies will find particular instructions
in the directions, in which stated tho various
symptoms by which the causes Of the suppression
may he determined
Price, Ono Dollar pcr Box, containing explicit
directions.
Each box will he signed by DR.. r, q, Geissner
Principal Office, l27. LibertySt,, New.York City.
Responsible agents will be appointed for their
sale as soon as practicable In the mean time, all
orders are 20 he addressed to DR.. X. q. Geissner,
l27s Liberty Street, New-York City, or to box
1856 n. Y. Post Office, and box will be sent by
return mail as they put up in sealed envelopes
and can he sent with the strictest privacy to any
part of the United States.
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Fort Edward Institute.
WASHINGTON COUNTY, y. Y.

a. UPERB BRICK B1'Tl DINGS, we'll finished and
'Nfurnishc1. Twenty Professors and Teachers. la
dies Department with al the advantages of the
best Female Colleges superior facilities in Lar
guagcs, Music and Painting. Board, wa hing, fuel,
furnished room, ircileutals, 0rd tuition in Com
mon English. for fourteen weeks, in advance, $780,
40. Reduced fare from Troy and Castlot n, on first
and last day Of each term. u spring Tenn, opens
March 9th, lsjC. Scores have been necessarily
rejected the present term by their failure to male
timely application. Apply for Rooms or Catalogues
to the Principal, Rev. Joseph L. King, 4. NJ,
Fort Edward Institute, y. !.
January sth, 1856. w.sm2
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4flarric0.

In IIine.burgh, on the 2Gth Feb. by Row. G. L,
Ferrin, MIR. TnAMAS L. BARNEY of Jericho VT,
and Miss ELLEN L. BYiNGroS, Of llincsburgh Vt.
At Ilincsburch, March 9Th, by Rev. c. T. Ferrin,
REV. joins b. PrnRY, Of Swantou, to Miss LucRr-
TIA L. WILSON, Of IIine sburgh.
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Dental Surgery.


DR.. Il. W ston. Jr.,
Ed ESPECTFULLN INFORMS HIS FRIENDS
u And the Public, that he is now prac'icing his
profession Surgeon Dentist, in Burlington
Having devoted the last four years to the practice
Of Dentistry. in the firm Of Childs, shepherd Il
Rdgway, Boston, he confidently hopes to merit the
patronage of the community. All who favor him with
their custom, may be assured of prompt and kiltul
attention, and on reasonable terms.
The constant demand for his ToOTn POWDER, leads
him to inform the Public, that during the past TWEEN
years 1t has been made exclusively by Dentists for
ttcs ocn Patients. This in itself s sufficient guar
antee for its superior quality. All who have used it,
freely acknowledge its merits over any other denti-
frice
Office over ;. L. Herrick's store, Church Street,
Burlington, Vt, Feb. I, 1856. ddwtt.
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for the want of them for a while at least ana
happy will he be if his health is nor pros
tratcd or his life become extinct before h'
gcts ready t. enjoy them. d. W. CoLBlRNL'
Spring fcH ",
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ryNLw YoRK Local ELrcTioNs.-The town
elections throughout New York State, which
have Just taken place, indicate an ominous
falling off in the strength Of the American
rarity as compared with last years elections
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Ratification Meeting IN baltimore.
From Nashinutou.

NAsulNGTON, March :.
1t is reported that \, ID. Banks Of Virginia
late defeated candidate for the Office of Clerk
fthe House, has been rendered the mission
to Sardinia, vice Daniels who is on his way
home.
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Stock for Sale.

ENARNEBS give me call if You wish to buy a
Il srlcniil stock Of Mcriuo Ewes and one hun
dred ami forty lambs Of prime quality sired by an
Atwood buck, that shcarel M years old -}lbs aud
Is lbs at years. All the above stock and black
four year Old Colts are for sale. viii divide the
Ia, stock to suit the purchaser.
HOMER EAW~pN.
J.r icio March, 7th 1886. v57r''
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Fort Edward Institute,
WASHINGTON co. Ny.

" I IT 7 TTTTN W. y. l
WINTER TEPN. nc Il vccfs orens Dec eth.
w 1855 Eoa-i. &c.. with Common Fin glish.
in advance so m Reduced faro from Troy and
G. e'loton On frs. nrd last dav of each tor Su0r~h
Brick Dudr~s. vol finished ard Furnished. ~
Professors nndToachcrs. ~ LHdios' Departments
with MI the advantages ofthc hest Female College
Sunorior facilities in Modern Tarcua ros Music and
Painting. Amply for Rooms Catalogues. to 'he
Principal &" Rev. .Tosrrh L. Eiry, Il. ". Fort
Edward Institute Y Y" viItr
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Co-Partnership.

rINHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING PURCHASED
The Stock, and taken the store on Water Street,
recently occupied by Herrick and Miles, have form,
ed a co-partnershp for the transaction of General
Commission, Produce and Mercantile business under
the firm Of Van Sicklen s. Walker. -
F. VI. VAN SICKLFN.
o. j. WALKER.
Bur lin gton, Feb. 2, 1856. dEwlm
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Uic0

aged So years.
In Huntington, the 23d ut., Of Consumption
MEs. SoruIA BICKroRD, wife Of Mr.. Spencer Bick-
ford, aged 90 years.
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canadian Parliament.

JORONTO, March :.
The Legislative Council Of Canada have
passed. to a second reading, bill permitting
money to be loaned by all parties, excepting
Banks, at any rate of interest that may be
agreed upon; said interest to be recoverable
in the Courts of Law.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, March 10.
At Q o'clock this morning, the thermometer
stood % below zero.
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Store to Let,

TIVE BEST ARRANGED and MOST CONVE-
NIENT Store in Burlington, fitted up with
Hard and soft Water, Furnace, Gas. and all the
necessary convcnicnces will be let and possession
given any time after the first day of March
Apply at $50 Church street, Burlington, Vt.
dSwtr NICHOLS B0YNT0N.
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$500 pounds.

Computed strength of father
and sons $500 pounds.
Entire ages 5j7 years.
The family are all living except the young
est daughter, are all wealthy, and of the first
families in Kentucky. | must add, that
several of the grandchildren are over CO feet,
and still growing.
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The MeTrimnC.

NOKTOLh, NHTCN
The performance of the steamer Merrimac
both under steam and canvass, is pronounced
perfectly satisfactory. She is still in Il mp
ton Roads awaiting orders from Washington:
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Leavitt, Delisser & Co.,
We "
Auction 4 Commission House
ar a. arc BROADWAy.

Leavitt, Delisser & Co.,
Ne "
Auction & Commission House
at & 379 BROADWAY,
Corner Of White Street. NEW-YORK.
Books. Stationery. Paper. Paintings. Fam
cy Goods, Works of Art, Furniture and
.NECH1NDISE GENER.4LLT.
The undersigned ready to receive con-
sirnmcuts Of Goods for Sale at Auction. The favor
able location Of their place Of business-being in
the very heart Of the City-eIords peculiar facil-
ties for the disposal Of all kinds of property.
Publishers Booksellers, and others, wishing to
dispose Of
NEW OR OLD STOCK,
will find it their advantage to make consignments
to the undersigned.
Parties, favorinc US with their business. NAV be
assured that every attention, both TO distribution,
Of catalogues and extensive ad .crti,ing. will be
given To their interests Accounts Of Sales will be
promptly rendered, and settled without delay, and
cash advances made, when required
LEANITT. DELISSER ~ CO..
81 & $40 Broadway, cor. White st.
REFERENCES.
David IToady President Panama Railroad Co.;
/. p. Ialscy, Cashier Bank Of New York Messrs
p. Appleton & Co., 3i6 Broadway; Shepard Knapp,
President Mechanics Bank Vim. \. Booth. Pres
ident American Exchange Bank Messrs. Phelps.
President Merchants Exchange Bank Lucius
Hopkins, President Importers and Traders Bank;
Messrs. Campbell, Hall 4 Co., llO Nassau street ;
Daniel Embury, President Atlantic Bank, Brooklyn.
Rooms the Publishers Association.
New York, December 18th, 1865.
Messrs. LEAvIrT, DELISsER 4 Co.
Gentlemen " our letter Of the 10th instant is
/ hand, enclosing proposition TO conduct the next
regular Trade sale tor the Publishers Association
/ We have the pleasure to inform YOU. that at the
D
/ ouSly
| r'REsoLyrp,-' That the proposition of Messrs
Leayitt, DelisSer & Co., in regard to Trade Sales
| be accepted by the Association"
You will, therefore, consider yourselves en-.
Gagged to conduct the next regular Trade Sale Of the
/ New York Publishers Association. on the proposed
terms. Yours very truly.
/ W. II. APPLETON, II. II. LAMPORT,
A. :. BARNES, CHARLES SCRIBNER,
| l.. MASON, Jr., WILLIAM ORION,
q. p. PUTNAM,
Executive Committee Of the y. Y. Publishers
/ Association
w32wi
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For $40 Steady Employment,

For $40 Steady Employment,
Aud good pay for all wlo 'rlsl permanent Bauues'.
1 Agent of this kind is wanted in every Town
"a of the Union, to manufacture an article Of
daily consu nption in every family. The manufac-
ture oft can be carried on in tho dwelling of the
Agent without any inconvenience. There is large
profit on tho article, and its sale is as permanent
and staple rs that of flour. 1t is secured by copy
right, hence an Agent will not meet with COMPETE
ton
Full particulars will be sent by mail on the re-
coipt OF -. cents.
Address,. 7. THORNEG co.
Box 4,j5l, New York Post Office, n. Y.
Feb. 81, lsjG. w34w3
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j. w. Jones
Skylight Daguerreotypes.

Ills PICTURES are said by those who have seen
them to be tho best they have ever seen.
Please call and them.
Office over Lymans, Corner Of Church and College
Streets.
Burlington, Feb 10. 1856 dlw6wtf
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Cure for watcr-brnsh and Indigestion.


HARTFORD, March ..
thereby certify, that Dr. Green's Ory:'aaied Buffers
have proved more eAicaciously in relieving me from
a water-brash stomach, indigestion, and co'tvcno's
which has been very troublesome for fyo or six
years, than all other remedies which l have been
trying during my Illness and cheerfdly recon-
mend it to all who are thus afflicted.
SAM'L HAMILTON.
Mr.. Hamilton has charge of tho orphen Asylum,
Hartford, Ct, and is well known and highly
esteemed a. a citizen. The pamphlets &C
compsnyine the medicine abound with certificates Of
the most remarkable cures, and may be had on mp
rlicntiou 10 tho \ gents gratis
SETH W. FoWLE 4 co., l3' Warrington -t's,t,
Boston, Projectors. SolIb by their agents every
where.
For sale in Burlington ny Tnro. a. Pr,E, and
\. G. srrAR. Winooski. by JAS. MrwFlt. and
:. c. IsnAu; Il. FERGUSON, Essex; II. .. iypcrs
Richmond DtVoS < Co., Millions also NJ. HrlL
lime tsh. "5'"I
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Henyu 1R Carrat Gold hunters

nFFINEST quality of my own importation just
" received. Also straight line" Levers in
GALVANIZED, GILT, Silver and Gold Cases;
AMBROrlPE and bagucrreotype Goods, Britain
ME and plated Candesticks, Tea Pots, Snufcrs and
Trays; received at the old stand Church street.
j. L. BRINSMAID.
Ian. %. 1S5G. d&Ntf
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COngress-TO-day.

The House resumed the debate on the
Kansas contested seat. Mr.. Oliver of Mis-
souri, arguing against the report of the Com
mittce.
NEwBuRYPoEr, March 7th.
The Essex Cotton Mill was last evening
destroyed by fire. Loss $4,000. Amount
insured S4j 900
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MADisoN, Wis, March 6th.
Gov Rarst0w's Counsel this morning
offered communication to the Supreme
Court declaring to submit to its jurisdiction
The Democrats held meeting last evening
and determined to sustain Barstow.
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One Week Later from Europe.
Arrival Of the Ara b a
40 NEWS OF TIE PACIFIC.

HALIFAX, March I2-2 =. NJ.
The Royal Mail steamship Arabia arrived
at this port last night. Her dates from Liv-
erpool are to Saturday the LIST.
The Arabia brings no tidings Of the missing
steamer Pacific. The steamship Edinburgh
arrived at Glasgow from New York, passed
on the eth of Feb, a quantity Of ice, and saw
upon it some broken cabinet furniture, with
white handles, and ladys work-hog II is
suggested that this might have belonged to
to the Pacific; but the Pacific had no cabin or
other furniture with white handles. The
agents of the line are confident that the por-
lions of the wreck here alluded to, never be-
longcd to that vessel.
Three meetings of the Peace Conference had
been held in Paris, but nothing Of the pro-
cecdings had been suffered to transpirc. Ru-
mors, favorable and otherwise were circulated
in abundance, and at the close of the week,
considerable alarm was created.
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WHO. WANTS TO DE MARRIEU
THE BLISS or MARRIAGE.

THE ART OF LOVE-NAkING.
The most extraor!inary book If the Nineteenth
Century
THE BLISS or MARRIAGE.
II WAY TO THE ALTAR.
MATklMONY made easy or how to win a lover.
One yolums Of 100 pages, 32mo. Price one Dollar.
100000 copies already Issued. Thirteenth edition
ready, Printed on the finest paper and illustrated
in the fret style of art.
Love rules the court, the camp, the grove.
For Love i, Heaven, ami Heaven is Love-,
20 sang the Bard yet thousands pine
For loye-of life the Ii sht divine
he, did they know some gentle charm,
The hearts otthose they love to warm,
Might live, might die, in bliss supreme
Possessing all Of which they dream.
The road to Wedlock would you know
Delay not. but to BONDOJT g.
Time flies md from his gloomy wings
shadow falls on living things;
Then seize the moments : they pass.
Ere fall the last sands through the glass
At least the present Il, your own,
While all the future is unknown,
happy marriage man or maid
Can now secure by kONDOUT'S aid
NTENTS:
lttedches how to make ladies or gentlemen wiz
the devoted affections Of as many OF the opposite
sex as their hearts may desire. And the plan is s,
simple, yet go captivating that all may be married
irrespective Of age, appearance, or position and
II can be arranged with such an iclicacy, that
detection is impossible.
1t teaches how TO Ike love.
1t teaches every eye to form a beauty Of it, own
1t teaches how to act when fascinated by lady.
II teaches how to make the wrnked face smooth.
1t gives advice to the lover who has been once
truly accepted, and is rejected a.tervarl through
the Interference of friends.
II gives a remedy for uurcquitci love.
II gives you instructions for identifying the per,ou
How to have handsome face and hands.
How to remove tan and irecklos.
y Lecture Love, a Private Advice n
Married Ladies and Gentlemen.
This is decidedly the most fascinating interesting
and really useful and practical work On Courtship,
Matrimony, and the duties and delights Of Married
Life, that has been issued from American pres
stances prevents union of hearts, and sacrifices to
conventionalsm the happiness and even the lives Of
thousands of the young and hopeful Of both sexe,
Is thoroughly analysed and exposed, Every one who
contemplates marriage, and wishes for infallbIe
guide in the selection of partner for life, should
purchase this great text book of connubisl facility
No one will ever regret the price paid tor such an
Invaluable sec CT
Bills Of any Of the specie paying banks in tho
United States Canadas received at par Gold
dust car be sent from California
All that's necessary for you to do is to write
letter in as few words as possible, inclosng ONE
DOLLAR, and write the name, with the Post-0ffce
County, and state, and direct to
PROFESSOR RONDOUT, Publisher ( Author.
No. 50 Forty-Sixth ST., Ny.
DEWIIT6 DAVENPORT, l62 Nassau St, are
he Wholesale agents 1000 Agents wanted.
Jan, y. d6wSm
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House and Lot For Sale.

ENOR SALE vacant lot corner Of Union and
4 Adams Street, also adjoining lot on Union s.,
with dwelling house. barn, good garden, well,
cstern &c, the lots will be sold together, sep
crate For terms enquire Of Mrs. J. c. Hawlcy on
the promises, of II. q. White
February, 4, 1886. wifi
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NEW GOODS FOR SPRING.
GEO. W. WARREN. 4 co.
Are now opening large importation Of stuff
Dress Goods silk Dress Goods Mantillas and
Talmas Shawls, Long and Square
PRINTED DRESS GOODS,
Of all fabrics, from choice ninepenny London
Print, to finest articles imported Embroideries
and Fancy Articles Housekeeping Articles and
Mourning Goods including ali
INDIA, CONTINENTAL AND BRITISH
DRY OODS,
IL GREAT VARIETY.
These Goods were selected abroad by one Of our
firm for our own trade, and are goods We can en-
dorse to customers. Each steamer arriving
brings the latest novelties.
Package buyers will find choice Goods at low
prices.
1872 Washington street. and
So and 81 lIawlcy street, Boston.
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Watches,

~ BOXES (Six in Box Of Hunting and open
" face, gilt, salyanised and Gold and Silver
Levers and Lcpncs, among them low priced
trading Watches medium and high priced accurate
time keepers, which will he sold at fair low prices,
at the old stand, Church Street.
j. L. BRINSMAID
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THE ART OF LOVE-NAKING.
The most extraordinary book If the Nineteer
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NEW BOOKS.

..UISTORY of Reign of Phillip tho Second, 4"
IL King Of Spain, by VIM. H. Prescott.
&" Bedott Papers and variety of new Juvenile
Works by 4. A. FULLER.
December, 10, 1853. diwtf
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Prices Current Of Produce &c,
~ EtRLTNGTON.
wednesday March ~, 1856.
frYrrprtol u,oLlv Iy = prIppr =,

corrected weekly by j. :. PIERCE, for the
Free Press.l
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-07-01
RAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY.
NON IEASE OR RENT.--The subec r

ber having determined to discontinue teach.
ing school, offers for Lease or Rent the Kappa
hammock Academy, which he wishes 10 dispose OF
for the next four years. There has been school
at the place for forty years. Il is situated seven
teen miles below Fredericksburg, Immediately on
the road between that place and Port Royal.
The locality can be surpassed by none for beauty
or heahfulness, is supplied with all necessary
buildings, which are in good repair and will ac-
commodate seventy borders.
Teachers wishing 10 keep boarding school
will do well by calling TO see the place before
bargaining elsewhere.
Address the subscriber at Port Royal Car ,lne
county, Virginia.
Nov. 27-- THOMAS r. THORNTON
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LAW NOTICE.
Brown, stanton, and walker.

WIN. T. BROWN, FRED. p. STANTON,
wv and ]. KNOX WALKER, have formed
partnership for practising law in the Supreme
Court OF the United States, and the Couu OF
Claims in Washington, and in the Courts of Ten
nessee. Offices in Washington aud Memphis
One of the parties will always be found at either
place, and letters addressed TO them will receive
prompt attention. April 21-tfeod