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IRREGULAR VERBs.-The Paris cor
respondent of Porter's Spirit of the
Times is responsible for the following /;
1t is astonishing how foreigners are i'm
posed upon by some of our ways. The
other day | went to see a little French
man just arrived, who had been taking
lessons, as he informed me, on the voy-
age, from fellow passenger. He COM
planned much of the difficulties of our
Grammar, especially the irregular verbs.
For instance says he, re verb to go.
Did one ever see such verb ?" And with
the utmost gravity he read from a sheet
of paper: II 60, Thou departest, He
cleart out, We cut stick, Ye or you
make tracks, They absquatulate. Mon
Dieul Mon Dieu what disregular verbs
you have in your language"
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HORACE NELSON'S ESTATE.
STATE or VERMONT.

A 7 a Probate Court holden ri irasburgh, within
n and for the DistFic; OF Orleans, on the 30th
day Of March, A. y. 1867.
NATHANIEL. ], NELSON, Executor Of The Inst
VIII and Testament Of Horace Nelson, late Of
Cra0sbury, in said district deceased fled IN said
Court his petition in writing. settling forth that
deceased died seized Of certain real estate IN
Craftsbury, 10 wit. The farm occnpied BY said
deceased in his lifetime; also, part Of lot Ne.
IL N the ] 18th range of lots In said Craftsbury.-
Aud that il VIII be cohdncive 70 the interest Of
the heirs 10 said real estate 10 sell The whole
Of said real estate, that the proceeds Of said
sale may be put Upon interest or invested In
Stocks or other real estate for their benefit.
And all the persons residing in this State who
are Interested either by themselves or t1eir guar
dians, having slgnihed their assent thereto.
Therefore Il is ordered BY said Court that
public notice be given 10 al persons concerned
therein, 10 sppear before said Court st & session
thereof, to be held at said irasburgh, on the 22nd
day Of April, 1887. that thsy may be heard IN the
matter, and show cause why license should 20,
be granted as aforesaid.
And this order shall Be Published three weeks
successfully IN the Orleans Independent Stan
dard, a newspaper printed at Irasburgh. IN this
State, the last &C which publications shall De be-
fore the day assigned for hearing as aforesaid.
GireH under ms hand at the Probate 0fice q
lraSb'Tsh, this sod day u hsrcA, 4. y. 1857.
laws NJ. CARPENTER, Judge.
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JOHN JAMES ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT,
ORLEANS DIsTISIcT, IS.


A I a Probate Court held at Irasburgh, within
~ and for the District aforesaid, On the 18th
day Of April, A. D. 1857:
LOTT 2. JAMES, Administrator Of the
estate of john JAMES, late Of Newport, in
said district deceased filed in said Court his PEI
titon in writing, setting forth that said deceased
died seized Of one equal and undivided half Of a
Store and Store House, and Of the land on which
said buildings stand, situated ia the village Of
South Troy; and that sale Of said Real Estate
is necessary to pay the debts and charges against
said estate, and praying for license TO sell the
same for the purpose aforesaid.
THEREFORE, it is ordered by said Court, that
public notice be given TO all persons concerned
therein. 10 appear before said Court al a session
thereof, 10 be held ut said Irasburgh, on the 9Th
day Of May, 1857, that they may give bonds f.r
the payment Of the debts and be heard Ia the
matter Of the administrators account, and show
cause why license should not be granted as azores
said.
And this order shall be published three weeks
successively 10 the Orleans Independent Standard
a newspaper printed at lrssburgh In this State,
the last Of which publications shall DC before the
day assigned for hearing as aforesaid.
Given under my hand At the Probate Office, at
Irasburgh, this 18th day Of April, a. d. 1851.
16w3 NJ. CARPENTER, Judge.
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BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS. A
CoUNTERFEIT.-A person pretending to have
been partner with W. P. Fetridge in the above
article is palming off q spurious preparation on
the public. All are countsrfeits unless the name
FETRIDGE & CO, is written on the sads and ".
P. FETRIDGE & Co., printed on the front of the
label. The genuine article is for sale by all re-
spectacle Druggists, who frosn down counterfeits
and impostors.
Fhite Teeth, Pertsmed Breath and Beautiful
Complexion can be acquired by using the " Balm
Of Thousand Floaeersn What lady or gentle
man would remain under the curse of disagree
able breath, when by using the Balm. Of Thou
sand F7oacers would render it sweet. lava
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70 To those who are about purchasing any
kind of goods advertised by J. C. Emery in an
other column, uncommon inducements are offered
because he has larger stock than can be found
ing practical manufacturer of Furniture, his
goods in this department can be relied upon, as
he will have none buc the best qaaAty. And in
the departments of Carpeting and Hanging or
Room Paper. with all their accomplishments, his
stock stands unrivaled. Coming from the manu-
facturers, the ne10est and best styles may always
be found at his store, and at reasonable rates.
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DANIEL B. b. C0BB'S ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT.

DISTRICT OF UHLEA&st IS.
A Probate Court held at Irasburgh, within
~ and for the District aforesaid, on the 18th
day Of April, A. u. 1857;
An INSTRUMENT purporting 70 be the last
VIII and Testament of DAS5Es- q. b. CoHH,
late Of Derby in said district, deceased, being
presented 10 the court here by stephen Foster,
Samuel Cheney. and Austin 7. Foster, the exec
ufoTs therein named, for Probate:
THEREFoKE, II is ordered by said Court, that
public notice be given 20 al persons concerned
therein, 10 appear before said Court, at a session
thereof, 10 be held at the Inn q Joseph Bates 3D.
in Derby, On the 5th day Of Nsy, 1851. at one
O'Clock, p. n, and shsw cause, II any they ms 3
have against the Probate o. said Niii for whlch
purpose il Is further ordered that this order be
published three weeks ssccessiveiy IN the Orleans
independent Standard, newspaper printed 81
Irasbargh, in rhs State the last of which shall be
previous TO tie day assigned as Aforesaid, fof
hearing,
III. CARPEsTEH, Judge.
A true copy Of Record.
lows Attest, NJ. CARrESTER, Judge.
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Valuable Real Estate
For SALE

FENHE subscribers, having sustained a heavy
IL loss by an incendiary fire in November last,
wonld now offer for sale that well known and
beautiful farm, situated on Beebe Plain, in Stan
stead, and within five minutes drive Of the teri
minus of the Connecticut and Passumpsic Rivers
Railroad; containing about 500 acres Of excellent
land, $50 being cleared and in a good state OF
cultivation; the remainder being well timbered
with Sugar Naples, good supply Of Cedar, Ash,
Sf1ruGs and HeraiCi, for fencing and btsiidirars
purposes The whole being well watered by nu-
Elerous springs and two small Rivers running
through the property; on the banks of one Of
these streams is 80 acres Of low meadow, which
is well cleared and flows annually, consequently
producing abundant crops Of excellent hay
Taken as a whole, it is believed that for beauty
Of scenery, fertility Of soil, and general conve-
nence for agricultural purposes, or as location
for business the premises above mentioned are not
surpassed by any other in this section Of country.
For further particulars apply 10 the subscribers,
or by letter at Derby Line z. o., VT.
SOLOMON STEELE.
J. ". STEELE.
Beebs Plain, Stanstead, April 10, 1857. Iowa
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MARKETS.
Cambridge Cattle Market.

CoRRECTED wEKkLr FRoM raR n. e. FAHNFR
WEDNESDAY,, April S, 1851.
At market ass Cattle, 500 Rseves and S.
stores, consisting of Working Oxen. Cows ard
Calves, yeariings, two and three wears cid.
Priees-Msrket Beeg-Extra ssTsaaea fst
quality, = zSae 5ei 81 quality, 81 teaT,T5; 30
quality, So, 3sas, 50; ordinary. -. o0as.o
Working Oxen s0ss00.
Cows aud Calves-SSsaes
Two Years 0ia-SS5ass.
Three Years Old-S42asS.
Sheep and lsnlbs-l6s0 at market. Extra, S.
90 70 10. Rv lot s., S5a5,0 90.
Swine-saeo per 10
Hides I-2as a-4c per ID.
Tailew---sas &c per 10.
Pelts--Sl. s5aS2, 90 each
Calf Skins-i4ai5 cts per ID.
Veal Caives--las at market. Sales at S4aI 90
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In Glover, 9Th inst, Marshall Bur-
roughs, aged 26.
In Newport, on the 18th insto Mrs.
Logan, (late Lucretia Nye,) aged about
40.
In Coventry, on the 14th inst, Mrs.
Tice, wife of James Tice, aged about so.
In Bloomington. on the 18th inst, Mr..
Truman Richardson, aged about 30.
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CoMMussroNER's NoTICg.

SAMUEL II. HovEY'S ESTATE.
TEE SUBSCRIBERS. having hesa spposntca
1 BY tse Hen. PROBATE ceart sar re nsssrics Of
Orleans Commissioners, - receive. examine
and adjust 81 chains snd aemanas 81 al nsrScs,s
against the estate % SAMIKL IL H0Nfl.
bate Of Troy. n said district. deceased, rrgs-
resented ins0lvent, sna the term Of six months
hy said court 10 the CREDITOR ct said deceased "a
exhibit ana prove their respective claims be-
iore as
no GIVE NOTICE. that We will attend % the
duties 81 our appointment az the Eklns Inn, IN
North Troy Village. IN said district, % the arst
Fridays Of Nav and September beat 81 one O.
clock, IN the afternoon, on each of said DAYS.
WI, &. EI.ktNS. 80.
LFNG H. ALLEN, /
Troy, April :. A. b. 1887. lsws
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Passumpsic Railroad
MOTTO"

CUBScRfBERs 70 Preferred Stock 10 Tie Con
> Bsetieal end Rassumpzie River Railroad, are
hereby notified that The following assessaseafs
have been made, vizi 10 per cent, April %, 1857,
10 per cent, June IS. 1857. PngBGat may -
faafc ~ either q the fgiiowing Banks. ~ .
Peoples Banh. bsnk u Orlesf,a, BsHk - 4 yssou.
Passumpsie and Bradford Banks, Or o. EHiah
Cleveland. Trustee.
Per order II The Directors.
~ Il. LOWERING, Trsafarsr.
Boston, Feb. s, 1851. III
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al DIGESTra SUCH Is THE TRUE MEANING
Of the word ''PEPSlN,' p or the two Greek words
from which it is derived. This is the significant
and appropriate title of the TRUE DIGESTIVE
FLUID, or GASTRIC JUICE, prepared by Dr.J.
S. H0UGHT0N, of Philadelphia, from the fourth
Stomach of the Ok, for the cure of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. Its Natures own remedy for an
unhealthy Stomach. No art of man can equal its
curative powers. 1t renders GOOD EATING
perfectly consistent with HEALTH.
10 See Advertisement in another column.
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practice is doubted by many good judges,
for, at the moment of sowing, one thing
or the other occurs-either the soil is
moist; or it is too dry. In
first case, sleeping the seed would be
useless in the other, vegetation would
suffer, after termination, for the want of
air. Air is also indispensable to germi-
nation, on account of the combination of
the oxygen which it contains with the
superintendent carbon enclosed in the
seed. 1t is equally useful to plants for
without it they could not grow. Air,
however, is not always favorable to vege-
tation. If stagnant, it is fatal, if too
brisk, as is sometimes the case on high
hills, it is injurious, as it causes the plant
to transpire too freely, without yielding
it anything in return. Air, by its weight,
acts as well upon vegetable as upon ami
NAL economy. But its pressure upon
the pores, it prevents the escape of the
sap and blood from the vessels in which
they are enclosed. Plants perspire mos
during the continued prevalence of dry
winds. On the approach of storm OIL
gust, the air is particularly favorable t.
the development of plants, as it is ther
warm and holds suspended vast quaint
ty of vapors.
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ca Some rogues entered the establish
ment of S. G. Woolson of Montpelier, on
the night of the 26th ult., and took be-
tween five and six hundred dollars worth
of his best satins and broadcloths. No
clue to the rogues has been Obtained
Noolson takes the interference in his
business as coolly as could be expected,
congratulating himself upon getting rid
among his change, of pewter half dol
lar that has stuck by him like brother,
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SEEDS.

1t is remarked as a curious illustration
of the inexactness of agricultural knowl
edge that the question how many seeds
there are in the pound of our commonly
cultivated field plants, should still remain
to be answered. 1t is plain that the
answer will not necessarily affect farm
practice-for the quantity Of seed which
it is proper to sow per acre is a matter to
be decided by experience, not by argu-
ment apart from trial. If, in ordinary
practice, 100000 seeds of wheat are
sown on every 10000 superficial feet, or
what is more extraordinary, fifteen to
eighteen million seeds of fax are scatter
ed on the same extent, about three to
every inch, it is well for the farmer to
know it. He knows very well that he
does not raise SO many plants as this,
and struck, as he must be, by the enor-
nous disproportion between the means
he uses and the result he gets, he will in
quire into its causes. The turnip seed
employed per acre, number from 600,-
900 to 100000, according to the kind
and quantity adopted thus, if the rows
are two feet apart, is two or three dozen
| of seeds per foot of row. where a single
plant alone is to be grown. No doubt,
nothing like so many generally come up,
but then there is destruction by the
hoe, which will explain much of the dis
crepancy in this case. What, however,
becomes of the 100000 seeds of fax.
and of the 100000 seeds of oats which
are commonly sowH per acre
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LUKE DAVIS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT,

Probaie Court, holden al lgasburgh In and
4 isr said district, ca the so,h day II March,
A. - lsaTf
LUfithN BkkKR, administrator en- the estate a
Luke l'avis, late % Newport, "a said district,
deceased, presents his administration account lor
settlements
Nboreuron. I it ordered that the sane be re-
isrred b the ISih day Of April mex, At the Pro-
bate Office, IN said ifastursh Tor examination end
allowance; and that ST concerned be Buufsa
hereof by the publication o. this order b TIE Or
leans Independent Stanaafl, newspaper printed
At lrssburgh three weeks successfully rs sort
rs may be, that they may appear. aud 81 sait
time and place, " they see cause, object thereto
laws THUS JAMESON, Register.
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Executors Sale of Real
Estate,

DUKSEAET 20 licenee from tie Hon Probate
= Cgnri for the District Of Orleans, the under
signed offer for sale al the real estate Of Joseph
knight late Of Barton, consisting d House, Shed
Barn aud I've sores Of Land situated a. Barron
Landing.
The lanl j. good, and never falling sprlnz O!
water in immediate connection with the horse.
Being on tic line II ille extension 81 The Gen. a
Pass. X. y. R0ad, Il ofers rare ehanre f8f a
Mechanic o. oihers in Waut u = iecat.ou 10 d
thriving village. For particulars enquire of Han.
sanne! A. Willard. ~ BsrtoH landing, % Of
,. q. BISGiiAA. So. Jfsilnrbury. 4 -,
JACOB iDE, PasEumpslc.
February, -. 1851 I0iG
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MARRIED.

In Newport, 18th inst, by Rev. NJ.
Pattee, Chester johnson of Barnet to
Mrs. Harriet Jones of Newport.
In Glover, 18th inst, by Rev. N. W.
Scott, c. A. Hodges of Lynn, Mass, to
Mrs. S. A. P. Hutchins of Glover.
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e. A French writer has said that to
dream gloriously, you must act gloriously
when awake; and to bring angels down
to hold converse with you in your sleep
you must labor in the cause of virtue du-
ring the day.
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NOTICE.

TIVE snhserbsr Noulf fake ghls Hseshe3 e r.,
llrfa ais customers ana 81 eonseHsa. fizaf u
las laFgs liabilities Ia bosiaas Nhieh heeous eaf
tie pressed month. sad is order q meet BE De-
nsands he vii IL abIse4 - have shasH aaEsaHi
ssYns-vayvibg ffaan 3 esnla - - dsilzgs hleii
ars dss fssn 81 cssf0mers. Nos 81 ate uil
rasnit - sa uay cisln % - bsfrs De l5fh 4 ts
present nlouih, Thy ms ] - ny nisks II rsgsstsFea
according - aw4 VII eaassr a gsFss &Far sna
ave the.r credit. ~ sgfe 70 ~ siss j. sass-
eleuf. CHESTER BROEs.
caasbnry, Asfii ,. 1857 fsWs
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EsTRAY WOMAN.

FE'IilS is 70 certify that usy wife, EsfHEH DBzs,
Il has left my bed and board, without just cause
or pIovoration. and hereby warn % persons
against harboring o. trusting her on nv account,
as shall pay 40 debts Of her contracting after
this date. THOMAS Dunn.
West Newport, March 50, 1857.
DEAR EsTHER;-I should 10 have advertised
yon, but have suffered everything but death 90
your account. Whea You have a miud 10 change
your tune aud act different ] III DO the same.
lfw3s IRoHIAs.
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g. He who goes to bed in anger has
Satan fora bedfellow, says the aphorism !;
but il is said there is a man who, though
he goes to bed meek and gentle as a
lamb, confesses TO the same predicament
set forth in the proverb.
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e. William Hartner was convicted in
Greene county, Ohio, of maliciously kill
ing horse, and sentenced TO twenty days
imprisonment in the county Jail, to pay
a fine of 500. and S225 damages.
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e. The deepest waters are the most
silent. Empty vessels make the greater
sound, and tinkling cymbals the worst
music. They who think least commonly
speak most.
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e. 1t is harder to avoid censure than
to gain applause, for this may be done by
one great or wise action in any age
But to escape censure a man must pass
his whole life without doing one i'll or
foolish action.
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G The New Orleans Crescent saws
that the free negroes of that city are pos
sessed of property to the amount of s40,-
900.
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HE COLLISION WITH THE STEAMER
LoUIsIANA.-NorfoR, April 10.-The
vessel which came in collision with the
steamer Louisiana, was the brig Suwas-
Set, of New Haven, which arrived here
yesterday damaged.
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a BIG swISDLE.-New Orleans, April
o. John 0xnard, an exchange dealer,
ie'' the city in the Empire City, on Sun
Jay after having swindled houses here
!" The amount of 100000.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
PHILIP FLANDERS ESTATE.

A3AA~AA AsA~f I'm = Id 4 n r.
EINHE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed
il by the Hon. Probate Court fos the District
Of Orleans, Commissioner. 70 receive. examine.
and adjust ali claims and der stads Of an person.
sgainst The estate Of P HiLiP PLAN Frs,
late Of coveulry, ia said a.ssrici, deceased. rep,
resented insolyent. and the term Of SIX nleufhs
from the zist day d March 1867. being SLOWED
b. said court % the CREDITOR Il said decezsed,
20 sxhisis and prove their respective claims be-
fore gas
GIVE NOTICE, that Ne viii sfiena 10 fks du-
ties u our appointment - the dwelling hoass a
Wm. B. Fian1ers, IN Coventry, Il SAID essirleis
On the zist day d September nexf, nt ! ofelcek
IN the afternoon q aid DAY.
J. PARKEB, ~
81. b g0Akss
covenuy, March alss. A D 1857 I4wa
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LIBERATION NOTICE.

FENlilS eeriifes that | have this dav given ny
L son, Benjamin II. woolley his time during tie
remainder Of his minority, and shall claim none
Of his earnings, nor pay any debts of his con
tracing after tins date.
JOS. Wo0LLEY
Attest. HUnrAEb JostfS.
Derby Line, March 20, ls57. i4ws
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g. Waste nothing; neither your mon
ely, time, nor talent.
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g. An old lady recently diedin Acto-
pan, in Mexico, aged l39 years.
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DAGUERREOTYPEs.

TINE subscriber respectfully informs the La
dies and Gentlemen Of Orleans County that
he has decided 70 run his Saloon the ensuing
summer, and having had i
Fitted up In Good Style,
is prepared to execute Daguerreoiypes that can
not be Surpassed IN he State, or
approached by any Establishment in the County
A good assortment Of Cases, both plain and
fancy, constantly on hand; also
GOLD LOCKETS, PINS, &C.
all which viii be sold II prices that cannot Gail 70
satisfy tie purchaser.
Please cal and look a speeinensr and then say
Il advertise larger than perform.
A. $. WHlPPLE-
Irasburgh, April Is 1851 Is;si
S. / shall. in fes days, move from thls
place 10 Coventry Kalis. A. 5. W
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HIGHWAY TAx-RILLs

TUsT printed, and for sale at this office. Al
% kinds Of Blanks printed TO order9
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Later from Europe |!
NEW GOODS.

lust received ai the Commission Store, a new
~ lot Of fashionable prints, 10 - Cotton
cotton elothi taffbo cotton, cotton flannel, all
wool flannel. deninns, together with many othef
nice articles which are selling CHEAf,
vs.. Il. RASH, Agent.
Irhsbufeh. March fth.
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IIAKNEss - na8s an8 sssssEfed = eTass. and
IL 10 sls asaai god styis. -
5. STANFORD.
lrzsbafsa, Jsa. J. 1857.
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TO ALL MANKIND.

1 y. & c. II. DwINELL are now manufae-
" turing and dealing in al binds Of Mahogany
and painted Furniture, cane and wood teatchairs,
Rocking chairs, settees, mattresses, &e., &c.
C0FflNS always on hand. All kinds ~ Sood
wofk do8u with prIrInPtncss
Glover. Jan. I, 1s58-if
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CIOthtn2 I

nEADY MADE CLOTHING AT Wor,hings
IL IONS can be found large quantity o. Boys
and Meas Clothing.
Dec. 70, 1856.
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FIOnrs


fTHE subscribers are receiving good article Of
i Turks Island SAT-, and two bushels can DO
bought fyr st.7b al
Dec. 10. 1850. NOTIFICATIONS.
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Teas!

A Wonhingi6n's can he found some o. the
~ beat teas ever offered In this market, and 4
good article Of hyson skin at 30 cts. : d., and
others 10 the same ratio.
Dec. II, 1856.
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Stoves, Stoves /:

Of ALL KINDS; cHEAPEB THAN EVER;
" at n, CHAaBERtAIE 4 COS.
Barton Village, Marcel ~, 1857. sm
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GORGE

g CAE a. that best Ola government lava coffss
- csfB be loslnd AZ wDrhingion's. Also some Of
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