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or B. L. Green, of New York. publishes
card offering to pay S. 1000 to some benev-
olent institution, if he does not XIII the mis-
creant who lately threw vitriol on his daughter
as she passed out of the Broadway theatre
in the event of his finding out the perpetra-
tor. -.sEe
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HARD AGRoUSD.-The steamer Granite
State, with heavy cargo from Pittsburgh for
the west, ran on the island near Wellsyille, and
grounded so hard that it will take big rise
to float her off II was reported that she had
broke in two.
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OF The New York Tribune is informed
that DR.. Graham who killed Colonel Lcring
at the st. Nicholas Hotel, and is now suffer-.
ing the penalty of his crime in the state prison
at Sing Sing, is SO i'll that he is not expected
to live. He has during his ipcarcertion been
acting apothecary.
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0rRev. DR.. Rice, of St. Louis, was robbed
few days since Of table silver to the amount
of 800. A portion of it was returned to him
tbroughsthe intervention of Romish Priest,
to whom the the theft had been communicate
ed at the confessional.
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MaRRTEn.

On Thursd.y evening the 18th inst By Rev. ss Hill.
Mr. J. ). COLLINS, az MortaoutH. M to Mis- MARTHA
SCANTOIE. Of this city.
Accompanying this notice large portsn 1.-THE good
things dispensed upsn the occasion Our very best wishes
with the happy couple.
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" a German writer says that the people
OF the United States can burst more steam
boilers and CHEW more tobacco than any other
FIVE nations on the globe.
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How THE FOREIGN PARTY INTEND TO RULE
AMERICA.-Chicago is one of the few cities in
the Union in which there is clear majority of
foreign-born citizens, or rather residents, for
many who exercise the privilege of voting
there are not citizens. There was recently
charter election in that city, in which the for
eign party had everything their own way.
The following, from the Chicago Tribune, is
q description Of tho proceedings at that cleo
ton, and is without: doubt, a fair specimen of
the manner in which the foreign party would
rule America if they should ever get the as
cendancy:
The lowest estimate we have heard made
of the illegal vote cast at our late election puts
it at one thousand, which is double Dyer's ma
jjority. The Irish poured into the city from
all the surrounding country and voted. Hun,
dreds of Catholic Foreigners in Cook county
came to Chicago to help their countrymen.-
Many of these vagabondS voted two and three
times each, going from each ward to another.
Drunken Irish sailors were known to have
voted as often as four times, under assumed
names changing clothes for the purpose. AT
the Seventh Ward, Irishmen were seen, after
having voted, fall into the ranks and work
their way up to the window and vote again,
while around the polls stood wild, excited
mob of thousand Celts, threatening death to
all who opposed them. Hundreds who were
challenged and rejected at the wards on the
south side, swarmed over to their countrymen
on the north side, and there deposited their
ballots. A great many swore in their votes
who were unnaturalized, and when the Bible
was held to them, grasping it they kissed their
thumbs instead of the Holy book, and by this
dodge eased their tender consciences.
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TNDEPENDENCE COUNCIL Nd. 2s
Meets clock P NJ at their Hall Water street. owe
the Telegraph Once the frst aRd Third sac
month. ottZsdew
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Es.ECTFON NOTICE.

~ I.kC.S.L. RAILRoaD-Ths Annual Election for
MIa eleven Drssors Of the Evassviile hdAns polls
Cleveland Straight Lne Railroad Company. will heia az
tho Office OF the Company In the city Of IadanapeI
FRIDAY MAY 1885, o'clock p, n. whi,h tire ana
ofhcers ths ensuing year win also be elected
JAMES GREENE. see'y.-s-
Indisnsrclis. Aprli, 1885. aps- ssv
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NKW AND CERAP GOODS.
MCKINNEY q COOKIE

WAFER ST. ExTpooR TO 4. LOCUST.
AEnssfeeeiving and opening desirable stock Of
1ns annsr Eosds consisting IN H.rs ersry
BerAges Robes Lawns Brilianss. Bennst. (crspe, silk
Lace and EeO 3litan Ribbons Lace Edxng Gloves
Hoseingn great vAry-ooths oaseres. Pant goods and
Vestin Z. in rich profusion. &C., &c. ape
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NEW ENTERTAINMENTS

paTKA
=, ~ -. AZ,
one week II So weeks % So month: 81 three
months ~ 81 six monthS Sfo year. as Discount on
eba4ss fer marrisF. death or religious notices.
aDn11- w
'tPETtH IN"
We VIZ as ale 20 sell the pFs,s @
the oods n less thsn our usual Low rates
70 r and ali ether ha Wsst bsrrain, in Dry
G0Se'. would respectfully 'A now yops FssicH 'A
ASiS -- 'A'A '''''s' sA''' 1eois 1..e : 1-.o---
"A apla l. d. HERMANN.
-...,. . -,.,-,-------, :. =, go, ,7,,.- 1T, .
~ Viasa.r REED frox New YORK and for sale By
api2 I. l. D. HERMANN.
-.-------- -
EhOAEs.-iz Fhs ffefs ss1 ~ HHS sHT
HNABLE ERUITs.-l2 CO es Of Peaches. Cherry, Fins
apples rean' Co. reed and Tor sale ~
arI1 1890. 4 q y. n 81 y ~.
EBAY Rum IS case. ST. Thsm.s Bay Run reed and for
Id sale 81 apis /. & D HEIMANN
---- -- -----..-------
ANENulNE OLIVE Oils eaess Olive Oil received
~ andfO sale by Apl2 l. o. HEIMANN.
. = - g -, - - -
My aPn --- Z: q y: hslMENN:
NWUsHv 06H CATisrrp - 80. H,,broorn o...ro
A'lA rec req ana tor 'Aie ~ aplz l. y. asIAASA.
S4 apIa "s0uOA''A 0''''f' rec Aro e 3 HsrAANN.
= ---
etDO pioT nouids in store and fer sale ~
apl3 81. III SAM'L ORR.
asscItmsn. Of solid boz vices anyils bsl-
anc for sale by : anlz SAN'I, ORR
TEcs N,;I- n 49,, .,.6,1e.d :. .,;,.- e. 81.
eDeHN nsi ~ '01s M, n oI ss'e
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

VALUABLE PROPERTY
~ - a g IA.
When .Iii =: Z: s:
aenee abous she ssy. Coed bsss.is: w ss offered Call
arlO Il Zeal 6stste 4E<as.-
COAL! COAL! C0AL!!! C0AL!!
ARDE Coal the above Mines received At the
Asths ooapsny': Once: cor. I.s and Sycamore. 8
AYE Ss;;.s .: 1::ss., L.n-se
Rs0rdsrs delivered Ii. day Of application Prss de-
.nc zoe per 0u'hs or 90 r. Lax r
Ms LIZ. ri Ssss.i And war
PPs,%ins.1s: y the ~, s9,a or e LAan's'
asa':hoii wcfd: psi ssl:I k;,,;- fer Ags. q.
FARM FOR SALE.
h.,ns 70 G giis
is..as from EI.s.7iii: q. TsIaos
':s .sss' ai
:,d p: y .R!s,Ss to the under
sPio Is%n 1HS premises 4aoSSs KNIGHT
SlsH AND DOORs.-2s. 600 Lights Ass'd Sash;
Us Panel D0sr' in store a9d R ,Sr D ,l'
30 a., Cradles 20 S Ok FAB fG;ei II CO. ;ssf'
Nh GLASS Es.-i50 bLis Plantato order aad 100
nTs ORR. DALZgLL co.
DROCTORs PEARL STARCH as boxes Of skis
CO. near
UNNY BAGs-sOO0 for sale ysry Ios e ssss re ssn-
~ nsn ment. .: Z. 0lLbEe q W.
NJ EMON sYRUP.-Baldwin d Myers pure lemon.
~ reed per Persia. for sale By c,,.rpRreoo
HERMETICALl.YsEA SEALED FL EsH OYeIE Hs.
Is eases .ps pound dfGbfsT CO.
HpBLMONTs WORKs.-i75 kegs Va nails assorted
hn axes. reed this day and f'r'ais BErM.sx
% Ssii ga ..as ssss c. IN BsPsI
bis sulphur; 40 e.: saiu
ios.t double rss !. ssal.r..us;iS 5i Cloves:
as SasA:s reed This day and fr &. g. HErxAsx
% s s.s oder IS a as III
sRE Bxs Cream Cheese reed this day and 1eT.sl:
20 "a. star oni'i ts g. III ~ for
" RAGS :a.: F. Ri: Gsa; coCT Eess per
g q: 5 5;.:.. s.' ~. sa' w.:ss sss
s.::a fss.... :ss ss'i LEAD. s;'''
for sails y APPS oRR. DakzELL , / CO. ,.'
/ NEW CAkH STORE.
HAVING reesiv.d and spesea an sasrs new stock 81
e1. beth 81. ,Sa 1s.s 'sS 81
~is call 20 preisx latest styles Eeoss ana
snail aaa r'0a". JAMES oAk Ta,,.: s 81
NEW SEfslNG MILLINERY. I
SA.. ss ss' II a.ri ss sas
onnet to which shs calls the aten.oa Of the Ladies Of
nhsi $40 Fis.. street. b..us.l Main and Isss.i
Il EFEEkiVED.-Ner pffas Sugar Loaf sugar powdered
sugar Rio eosss sardins, RAisas hcfas'es aad hns
mh76 l. l. d. HERMANN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

this place. per line Insertion
per ae three times so cents line week. dis
eOunton longer time.
THE MISSOURI COMPROMISES kRg 6 $NsAs.
A ROBINSON will speak the above and klndrd sub
jsss City Hall Tuesday evening April IsA
o'clock p. NJ He will Fillmore Republican,
Ism and Denesraey Every without respect to sect
party 10 invited to attend.
HEws are requested to announce the 81 Ff:tLIP
KOO candidate for City Marshal sf Lxasec 1t the May
election. mh3sf
RELIGIOUS.
The Thrill quarterly meeting OF the d. &. Church for
Station will begin Saturday the 18th inst
ORDERS for Wood left At Z. E. wHEELER's. will be
promptly sllsd. ap7-am2wsn
SPRING AND So M MEX GOODS.
THE under gnsd leave inform the citizens Of th:
SUMNER DAT GOODS. aud respect
fully requests the faxoF Of call. A. ANSPACHER.
mills Ina Main street. NEXT door - Branch Bank
BE- As spring medicine would reco nmend
Dr. j. HosrETTERs celebrated stomach Bitsers above all
Others strengthening and inyKOrzting effect
bsed S truly astonishng It's tonic action on the
drive all humors the surface thereby
cleansing the from all impurities what has gained
envabe reputation. inasmuch as
family medicine wherever knowz FOR sale
y Ot'se''' anu HSLLoCk sToDDARD.
woOLsEY & SAWYER. Agents.
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The Last Dodge.

We had supposed that after the publication
of the Isaac Newton letter." the Old Line pa
pers would for once be silenced, but the last
hobby is, that Willard Fillmore is in Rome!
receiving the honors OF the Misunderstanding
hands with the cardinals!--nay actually d.
ming with the Pope!! We are glad to know
that Sir. Fillmore is in Rome, that he has an
opportunity of seeing the legitimate fruits Of
popery, and the peculiar Influences and ten
denotes of the church of Rome. 1t will enable
him to form just conception Of that colossal
system of deception, Which centering at Rome
is endeavoring to ste.ch its net work around
the world-giving to Gods Vice Gerent
upon earth the charge of Catholic conscien-
ces, and consolidating the wealth of the Ro
man church in the hands Of a corrupt preist-
craft. It will enable him to study out the
practical details Of the League recently made
by the pope with Joseph of Austria, and he
will return home, fully prepared 70 lay before
us the beauties of popish rule.
He will see city of wealth which with its
Catholic schools is asking America for $780,
600 more to perpetuate another college for the
education of Jesuits.
Bome-Rome-is just now the very place
for an American President-and an American
Statesman-occupying the position of Willard
Fillmore The lessons to be learned there, will
be productive of good impressions, which if
Providence and the people so will it-are des-
tined to rebound to the safety and peace of our
beloved country. Mr.. Fillmore will come
back from these old world haunts of spiritual
and temporal despotisn, thinking more of his
native land than ever-and we venture to add,
more than ever persuaded, that if It's liberties
are to be preserved and perpetuated--if its
happiness, its welfare and progress are to be
Observation-Disclosures Popes in Italy-nor
Archbishops in New York, playing for Cardi-
NAILS hats-not Romans, nor Roman Catholics.
we say-but Americans-AMER1cANs MUST
RULE AMERIBA.
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co The New Orleans Delta is out in an ar-
ticle column long, supporting Frank Pierce
Tor the Presidency. As another said about Mr..
Buchanan 1--WE shouldn't wonder If Pierce
reed every word oft"
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o. The proprietors of the New York Tri-
bune have raised its price for advertising in the
Weekly edition to one dollar per line for each
insertion. It's circulation is at present over one
hundred and sixty thousand copies
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g. Notices this place. line Insertion;
per ae times; so Per line week; dis
n longer time.
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UYILITY, BEAUTY, ELEGANCE

r z F N E II E Y T
WyvERY one above names will b 6oand we'll .s.nt-
E aud representative Of the
Of Goods Just arrived :. The we'll known
Wm.s AOc ~ Snthal & Co.
Corner of Nan and Having
selection Of Goods surprising in the variety eoos
shxdes. also M quantity quality
which other house bited we take psrtra
invite fri.hds Essnsvs
and vicinity 70 give call We extend inritaon in
to the ar sex assuring shsn that article
Imaginable usSe9 the Of Dry Goods. Era rodsres
kSwss French and Seotch) Fancy Good, MAnllAs Whie
Goods OF every des rption Shawis. nery and Straw
Goods cEh be the richest choice varied
sortusn. We Ar. fully eenvin cd that satisfy the
aud satisfy esim citing
good taste and Law prices In Cothn sfevry Mad and
We can Pleas ry demand for fshen eaior quality
goods
mh3i WIZ LoEw ESTHAL CO.
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ELATBoAT lya1k 18th mouth Of the hsyev s.s mile
ms boat Is SssH9feSk By Edx White ass
The boat Is So fees lag II vide 1d h
ranted strong and dHIahls- pPly to WIN. A. OATIFTr
two miles above the Henderson ferry Indiana side
sECIs0GR.=-5o fsss superior nour for sale Nv
ApH HERSrSEGBRk CARSON
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RATES.
square, lines less. time Soe three nss 81
week. 81 50; weeks. - 5O month. 81 thre
months 81 81 moaghs $40; year. ais Discoust OF
lafesf adSeftisetts: Cxfds 9f sg liner under -
No charge fer marriage death religious notices
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

(NRDEkED that the Of let No 10 block Ne. II in
" the Eastern Enlargement said lot dlisd
the publication of this notice and in default thereof the
Marshal is directed peIorm said service the
and Acerueding thereby will be assessed 10 And cell
Eeted sale said lot much thereof will
said lick and costs. BY order Gon'naon Council.
ap5 WELL II. WALKER. City Clerk.
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Daily Trains leave Evansvilie and ak
A. ~. ON which local passengers will Ia takes.
Trains Indianapolis time which 10 eight AiRutes
faster than Evansville timo.
For information through Tickets apply ths
deo27 J.. J. DANIELS. srp't.
Enqu;rer Friscston oarien vnesnnes Gasssss sn-
dcrson Patriot take cut other adv and copy.
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uader the Pavilion Hotel ceresf Water Sycaers
Evythng in the line 81 Giothing and Furnishing Goods
Ay be had ready made made nos ony in the hes
manner and style. but at the very lowest prices.
general Of H.s Caps Leather Trunks. Car
Jan may lad At ths Western Star ap3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25
DIR. WIN. r. HAYDEN'S
Improved Vewetah5e pills.


Invented IN 1915. Warranted superior 10 all Others Or no
pay, anu theywili stand the test Ponced by the Med
GAY FACULTY lobe thu best Cathtic Mecae yet discovered
W here there's LII th.res Hlp..r Dr.P. r. Hiydea's
Celebrated IDPored Yeyetabfc PrJdtire Pills universally
acknowledged hy MI who avr usr thin Iec lrdy the beat
ren,ed ever yri dscvtr,-i fm pr,ay iauis such
az, Drosy, Liver UJnIlint. Jaundicc Loss Of Appetite,
indigestion Expressions, Nervousness, Drwsines, Faint
ness Foul Stomach, and all the Diseases arising from
morbid state of the Blood and Stomach.
As preventative and for the Fever and Aguc these
Pills stand Mt The head of all other Medicines.
yvn have used them be advised to do so Immediate
f1' and You will find that they truly all they
ended tn be- ana fur superior any and all Others Their
virtues consist in the well known fact that they Purge h-
out Gripping or ieauing the Boivels cosfpe.
ihsy are Alternative Restortive and Tonic purifying the
bood-the great fluid Of f,-and giving strength and
to the whole system No family should be single day with.
out them ms their timely win prevent much sickness and
expense.
Agents, Fred Il. Smith, L. f. Pierce, b. o. Tyler Son
Montpelier p. L. BARTLETT plulcll Dan Newcomb NJ. D.
Cabot Dr. Bgtow, Barre j. S. H. Weeks, Danvie II.
A. Qnhnby Co., Lyndon Centre; D. N. Trull, NJ. D.
Lyndon.
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Cheap and safe Light.

SNctocU WcM 1MVcty LHWpS Lump FScuG =
Warranted prevent a accidents from the Burning
Fluid Patent OIL Resin OIL Camphene and other explosive
compounds uss r the production Of light This invention
Is applied Common Fluid, Solar and Camphenc Lamps,
Lamp Feeders, fiuid Holders, Lanterns, etc.
We respectfully invite the attention of the public New
ellis improved Solar Fluid Lamps in the argand FORM which
gives steady brilliant fame the nearest to gas that has
been produced cost Of burning being less than cent
hour These Lamps particularly adapted to Chrches,
Hotels Factories Stores aud Parors Oil Solars be altered
using the shade Common Fluid Lamps be changed
to Safety Fluid Lamps.
Professor siman Says All the sn-named burning huids
are ex osve whether mpd coored and to pretend that
they deceive the public but with the protec
ion above named should have no hesitation TO usc IT. AMI
lido with cnr. confidence recommend 1t to my friends anu
theirs who consult me the subject, always protesting
against It's unguarded which has produced so many d
aessng and fatal resuite." :,
These Lamps have been extensively used in all parts o.
the United States for than four years. and there
the slightest accident occurred withhem They nave e
sanction of the gratest scientific skill Of me
such as Professor D. sliman, Prot j. hooo, d. Sh''
Jackson, Dr. A. A. Hayes, etc :, p..,,.n r,,,a.
We keep constantly on hand the ess. 81 sarn Williams
Co No "a Brsmaeh Street Boston.
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MAsSASolr SALvE-Thai which is most useful Is most
valuable This salve has been used with such brilliant success
that all give it the prase justly due 1t is sold for
% cents per box. retail by the Agent j. T. SULLIVAN
Proprietor, Boston, Mass.
AGENrs-fred Il. Smith, D. 0. Tyler, Montpelier A. E.
igelow, Barre Bems Wells, MarshhcL John r. Hale
Plainfeld j. H. Henry, Waterbury C.& R. Ainsworh VIII
iams own ID. Z. Chapman, Tunbridgc Foster Grow, Che
SroSE Esq, Post Master Camden, Oneida CO., N. Y,
who has been acting Agent for the sale Of "BACllS
AMERICAN COMPOUND" says it has proved itself to he
the only reliable Medicine for Diseases of the Throat and
BLOOD we have ever known. Real advertisement in another
rnIuI
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Delights Spanish Lustral.

IN w YIN DALD IlEhDo,
Remor The DandruG and keep The Head Cool,
Gire Soft Gloss to the Hair, Prepenis its
falling ofmm arrest lis premature decay.
FOX THE TOILET
IT Is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR lit FRAGhASck
DURING the Time This celebrated compound has hfrn
~ btfnrr The American Public, ii has wun tnr i..
ei atinn whicndesine |. Ia TAX the tend Of all. epa
ritiuus nt the hair.
From Lee nnrd Stoddard, t'ily Marshal Of Lawrence
To wHM MAY CONCERN Having u,cd Delights
Spanith l.siial r the air for several monfl past do
not hesitate tn say thai aI exceeds thing of the
kind have ever used IT ,"n havr II bard h, ad, ny It,
you blessed with eno head If hair and wish to
rtan CLASSY, heay aud nice. then use iIcsh's Span
ish l,ustri-ii l. just ihrl ing IL dom
From Letter from David Morgan OF the BAY stat Mills
Lawrence.
hmdh" very little faith in The Spanish lhistrt know
ing ihi there il 20 much imposition in the shape of Hair
Resorttves +" hut concluded to tiy It, The first bottle
caused fuzzy appearance my head, followed by young
hair, and briore had finished Tie secnmd hottie had n
plentiful crop which entirely realized the wonderful
virtues IT the Spani, lusiTa My residence j. No. IL
hay state Comparatively Lawrence whte can be seen II
any time.
Prepared by J B.WADLEiGH, Druggist, No. App, ton
Block, Lanrenr3. Mass.
a5 and SO Cents per Bottle.
FREh l.. SMITH, iiuntmler, Wholesale Agen' for
ermo n to whm all order. sh'nh he addressed 10
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E>sgNE%zs! VhEsNESH!


The subscribers would call the attention Of Railroad Car
Omnibus and Coach Builders and Piano Forte manufacturers
to the fact that possess advantages second other
establishment for the manufacture OF Reliable Varnshes.
We haze engaged with Mr.. John abcock, expert
encel Narn Maker, from Newerk, N j. whose reputation
among cnsaptr IS sufficient sraaty .he superiority u
our gahes. They arc-n up ordered In packa
yes wood tin No Charge for barrrlsother packages
subject To charge.
Strict and prompt attention given to all orders.
Pnr sale favorable trs, bills Imitation English Coach
Body Narnsh Elastic Couch do Imperial do. do Nos.
Coach or Carriage d., Extra Polishing do. for Pianos,
&c No Polishing do; Flowing do Coach Picture do.
Extra Light Furniture do, for Chamber Sets Nos.
Furniture do Hard White Flowing d., for Walls Light
Marblng Damar d. superior Black Enamel do, for Car
rage Tops Leather or Harness do Shellac do Coach
Japan Brown do. Of Drying.
STIMSoN, VALENTINE& CO., IS Broad St, Boston.
Card.-BoSroY, July l, ls56.-The SUBSCRIBER, having
for several years past manufactured Narnishes for Messs,
Byrlnw Price u Newark j., takes this method to n-
Im those Interested in the sale and consumption Of Narnishes,
tat he engaged and Interested with Messrs Smson,
Valentine Co.. Of Boston, in their Narnish establishment
and with pleasure would solicit for the firm the patronage Of
his friends and the public JOHN BABC0CK.
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A CAR Id. &
UNION H0wIE.

This well kuown Establishment, having yed all neces-
sary repairs and appropriate furnishing lust now opcncd
by its new proprietor Mr. Aonso Rcdway for tae admission
VI customers between whom and all required
he hopes to establish the most agreeable relations with
satisfactory conclusions for the successful uament Of
which, bis actual enterprise and ubany are accepted as
competent vouchers, by A PATRON
Sent. 9th l2ka
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25
e,e,,s ,aissinners' Notice.

u L the shsc lbcr' heing srppn'riby the Hon Probate
Cou,t for the District of Randolph, C,ninissniier3t
cpye examine and a' just all claims and maris 81 all
persons ugas the of IC.Wcrd,n Late Of iiiams
town. in said District deceased and the claims Of he tie
ceased exhibited in Offset thereto hereby give notice tat
six mouths from the 20ih day "f Augu.t A. l656,are al
law Ell fur creditors prtscn, their claims to said Com
rni.nnrrs for examination and allowance and that We
will meet ir that papose nj the dwtIiing house ot Id
ow sophia Weeden in said Wlaustown, IN The elevent :
day of October and February next nne ocock In the
foreman on each 0i said dly1,
JOHN LYNDE, r,p,,rs
NATHA NlEL JIhI.SON,
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