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JOB w o R X .

j U h w . II IA :
The undersigned having taken crrse OF tbs
above branch of business in this ofce, would -
specially call the attention of per'ns IN want .
work in this line, assuring them sat anything en
trusted to him will be attended with the utnlos
neatness and despatch, at pres commensurate
With the times The rule. apwork PAYABLE g
DELIVERY, will be kept strict 4nvlolahie. -.
At the shortest notice he an furnish any Oh ~
following: ia
CLERKS BLANKS, a
LAWYERS BRIEF ga
PAMPHLET
CIRCUARs,
ri HEADS,
CARDS, &c, &c. &c
In fine, every til, usually done in bis line y
business n, 49,. LII ~
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Nem Orleans 1tlarkcts.

COTTON-The business of the week sums up 1850
bales of which 1850 new. at a range of l54 to l5tc
for Middng to strict MiIding, and l5f to l6c. for
strict Good Middling to Midding Fair. The trans
actions in old crop have been generally within the
range of ou' quotations, which are as before
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EE John Ray, Esq; of Monroe, has been
nominated by the American Party for the
State Senate in the Ouaclita District.
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Ey We have somewhat Of a Lusus
Nature in vegetable growth. 1t is full
grown and well matured cotton boil, that
grew ont from the extreme end of its branch
in direct line with it. Immediately be-
hind the receptacle of the horizontal boil
and on opposite sides of the branch, are two
other equally perfect and we'll developed
bolls; the whole presenting the appearance
Of one boil, globular in shape, with the six.
teen parts of its capsules radiating as it were
from common center; the horizontal boil
having si.r divisions and the others five each.
This Lusus occurred on the plantation Of
Benjamin P. Cuny, Esq, on Sicily Island.
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PoLITIcAL-For the first time since 1928
Kentucky has Democratic majority in the
Legislature.
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-. : sr-E .sested and both prove
= y e sua quality; and certainly
!. .Sey wers US very acceptable present.
think -, what more appropriate than ink
and extracts. To those who deal more ex-
tensively than we do in the latter article,
we would inform them that they together
with all articles for the toilet are kept in the
greatest perfection and in eudles variety at
the store of Messrs. l. Shlenker & Brother,
on Catahoula street near the Post Office.
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Molasses-On the lcvee 50c aud Cuba Sugar
House, 60 TO 62c.
Flour-s5 25 to IS so for Ohio, Illinois and St.
Louis superfne.
Pork-Firm. S27 for Mess.
Bacon-Stock light and prices full 15c. for rib
bed Sides.
Cofee-Dull; III for Prime.
Salt-Liverpool in lots e0c. for coarse-sl O5 for
fine.
Bagging-Kcntucky dull II to l6i per yard.
India IA to l44.
Rope-9 to ct; hand spun 10 to l0i machine.
N. o. Pieayune, Sept l1M.
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Our CcrTok GROWING RIVALS IN CurA.-
The join etock company, recently organized
in Havana, for the encouragement Of the
culture of:cotton in Cuba, have issued circu
lars to the land propyietors Of the island,
asking information as to the quality and
price Of certain lands thereon which seem
adapted, by nature or otherwise, to their
purpose. These lands, this somewhat anon
alous company, with a capital of six mill
ions, propose to buy up, introduce thereon
agriculturists skilled in the culture of our
great staple, and even establish manufactures
for working up the same, without help from
Lowell or Manchester The great cry in the
sever faithful 1sle' at the preaent time
the fillibusters are not thought offs the
emancipation of the mother country and
her colony from North American cotton and
chintz.
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Faint heart never won a fair lady.-nor
a geam of euchre.
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ii than we Lad by the
StIlt-:as follows:
= Cotton Moykct.-The L:verpool
Tcotton market was active.
Cotton had advanced I'll.
! The sales on Monday, the oath, amounted
to 10000 bales, and on Tuesday, the 25th,
to 10000. The sales for the three DAYS
amounted to $4,000 bales.
Middling Orleans was quoted at 8 ll-l6,
Middling Mobile s., Midd!ing Uplands 8
GIG.
The market closed firm and active, with
an advancing tendency.
The imports since tho. departure of the
Vanderbilt amounted to 10000 bales
Conrention aciM Neay Grunada--WAsB
INGToS, Sept. IA convention with New
Granada has been concluded.
1t refers onl y to the claims of our citizens
for indemnity.
The postal and other matters are postpon-
ed until next winter.
1t Is reported that one stipulation of the
treaty secures indemnity for past offences
and the right to occupy an island in Pana-
ma Bay as naval station, subject to the
jurisdiction of New Granada
The AAontic Telegraph CaJIs.-It was
reported that another attempt to lay the
cable will be made in October. and, if not.
that the cable will be sold t. complete the
line between England and India.
1t was further reported that the British
Government has agreed to furnish ships to
lay the cable mex season.
THE Cholera in Russia-The cholera in
Russia was abatlng at last accounts
Pork at LoaispiUe-Lou1sv1ILE. Sept.
hundred and fifty barrels Of mess
pork sold at S24 so.
Mes pork is now held at s26.
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.vERs, &c.-The St. Louis Repub-
Che Goth has the following: "The
u this point continues to fall, with
seven feet reported in the channel
&c to Cairo. The.,pper Mississippi is
,tionary with thirty inches water on the
s;gower Rapids. The Missouri is at stand
with four feet in the channel. The Illinois
sreported at five scant on the bars. Arri-
Ais were very scarce neutrality-suspicious.
,stto., The weather is fine and cool, and
business dull"
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Married.

On the 10th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. DOVE of Trini-
ty Church, Natchez, ASIlBEL b. HENSHAW,
Esq. of st. Martins Parish, La to Mrs. ELIZA
BETH FRENCH, of the Parish of Catahoula, at
the residence of her brother, Thomas Alexander,
Esq, in the Parish of Concorda, La.-Natchez
Courier.
At the residence of B. c. Guice, on the 10th of
August, by the Rev. R. Campbell, JOHN ROUGH,
Esq, to Miss INABILITY PARTHAN
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RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

RUNAWAY IN JAIL.
WAS COMMITTED to Jail in this place on
W 10th inst, a mulatto negro man: saws :.
his name Is JACK, and that he belongs to .
Mr. Benjamin living on Black river, is about
Il or = years of age, about feet high, no notaI
MARKS The owner is requested to COMPLY with
law and take him away. JIM. STAMPER
hair'sonburg, Aug. 26.. Iailos.
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WAS COMMITTED to Jail in thi. place on =

WAS COMMITTED to Jail in this place on ";
w nesday, 10th inst, negro man Of !.
black complexion, about feet or 9 inches &
high, about So years Of age, quick spoken, Il
will weigh l40 pounds-says he belongs to \
John Staples, trader, says be Runaway from belo
New Orleans on the coast. The owner is requesa
to come forward and comply with the law.
Says his name is Henry.
j. n. STAMPER. Jalor
Harrisonburg, June Il, 1857, 4.s7tfi
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Sugar-Both the supply and the demand are of
a limited character, and we have noticed sales of
only about $50 hlIds. Cuba and Porto Rico at about
81 to lie. per ID. for fair to prime with retail trans
actions in Louisiana at the range of our quotations
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EleCfiOll Notice,

- EGCCG1OI9
XN ELECTION will be held in the different
II School Districts on Monday the 5th day of Oc-
tober for the election of Three School Directors for
each District The polls to be opened at the usual
hour and the election held in the usual manner of
holding ELECTIONS in this State, and to be held by the
present school directors who will make due return
of said election to me- In School District No. s
the election will be held at the residence of A. r.
Philips. r. H. CUNY, Parish Treasurer.
Ireasurer's Ofre SeDfe,nbcT & 1881
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|
! by VIRTUE of Proclamation from his Excel
ID lency Robert G. Wickiffe, Governor of the
State of louisiana Public Notice is hereby given
| that Polls will be opened at the several election
precincts of this parish Oh Monday, the I'd day OF
November next for the election of
a Representative for the Sd Congressional
District of this State.
Representative to the State Legislature,
A State Treasurer,
An Auditor of Public Accounts,
Superintendent of Public Education,
A Parish Recorder,
A Sheriff,
An Assessor,
A Coroner,
Justice Of the Peace and Constable for
each Police Jury Ward of the Parish.
Commissioners of Elections ut the several pre-
cncts will conduct the same and make due return
to me as required by law. T. ROBB,
September 9, 1857. Sheriff.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, District Court, Clerks
PARISH OF CATAHOULA. Office.
Succession of Mary W. Lees, decd.
NJ HEREAS, VIM. Lees has filed his application
W in the Clerks Office of the Eleventh District
Court, praying to be appointed Administrator of
said succession: therefore, Notice is here by given
that unless opposition be fled in this office in wri
ting, within ten days from the date hereof said ap-
plicant will be appointed according to law
LIS Witness, my hand, and the Seal,of said
Court. this It'll day of September, 1857. r-
L. CLIP DUKE, Deputy Clerk.
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A G ARD.
MRS. MARGARET CALDWELL is will
AL ling to board students from the country who
wish to attend the Harrisonburg Academy. Her
terms will be reasonable. The Academy will be
opened or the lst Monday of October next.
September 2, 1857. 1s-H
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kchine has been in
sep, the operation re-
,,Aoo H. Al.:.ol

ep, the operation re-
ssfnutes, when the animal
I: machine, 20 smooth that one
Sc it had never had an outer
bstk.. We have heard it said
IA thing impossible to get wool off
Pack-but in this age Of inventions
inery there is no saying what may
=; and were it not that just now
ather bad repute, some one might
sd at something Of the kind.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, Eleventh District Court.
PARISH OF cArAHoULA, Clerks Office.
Succession of John c. Howard, decd.
WHEREAS J. r Woodbridge has filed his applica-
W ton in the Clerks Office of the / lth District
Court praying to be appointed Admir- of said sue
cession: therefore, Notice is hereby given, that
less opposition he filed in this office, in writing
within IN da>~ m me date hereof, said applicant
will be app according to law.
LIS. 4 my hand and the Seal Of said
Court this kof September 1857.
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]. yafe about to sieze upon the property
some of the companies that are in failing
circumstances, and that this will require the
lenders of the capital to come forward under
their mortgages and take the roads into their
own hand to save themselves. Such vast
sums are vested in Railroads in the United
sates and in numerous cases the invest
8 ats as it seems are likely to turn out bad
EQUATIONS, that serious apprehensions are
ertaincd that crash, may be the result
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EF This reminds us of similar -, iss-
ion that occurred in the Agst Act of incorIt~.
ration of the town Of Harrisonburg. At the
first election of officers under the Act, some
twenty ladies Of the place attended, claimed
their right Of suffrage and actually voted.
General Walker we doubt not, will see that,
not only all the resident women of Kansas
vote on the Constitution, but also all the
women as well as the men that can get to
Kansas in time to deposit their sutfrages
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-WoMEN' $ RlGnrs.-The carelessness of the
;-7nsas Legislature in the phraseology OF their
IS has been productive of one result
sey have enfranchised the women of Kan
-! The section which confers the right OF
outrage on women reads thus:
s Every bona finde inhabitant Of the terri
Dry of Kansas, being a cAizen of the Uni
fed States, over the age of twenty one years,
and who shall have resided six months in
said territory before the next general election
for members of the Council and House of
representatives, and no other person what
r., shall be entitled to vote at any gene
~ ectio,rl hereafter to be held in the terri
torv- Louisville ,T1urn0l
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steamship Arago,
nthampton on the
Is port, brings intelli-
n than we Lad by the
Soilt-as follows:
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Il NJ To- H.
Union tHir1yfy, HYrfreet3or0, T,Yaessce
SAYS notwithstanding the irregular Of AIrs. s..
A. Aliens Worlds Hair ltcstoror Sc. Che falling OF Of
h1r csasef amt my grey ocls rerc restored 20 their or-
qinff c00r.'
REV. NJ. TEACHER (6) years Of agcl, Pitcher, Che
mango Go. y Y. only hair b now restored 90 its natu-
ral coor and ceases % iail OIL,
REV. WM CUTTER Ed Mothers Magazine, y. Y.
IN hair Is changed 90 ifs natural color, Nc'
REV. Is. p. STONE, D. d., Concord, y, H. "Nly
hair which was gray is now restored to is natural color
&c"
REV. d. CLENDENIN. Chicago. III. 81 can add
my testimony, and recommend DO 20 my friends.
REV ID. T. WOOD, Mddlctown, y. Y "Aiy own
hair has greatly thckened, also that OF Of my fami-
Is who becoming bald
REV. J. p. TUSIIN, Charleston, S c. ''The white
hair j. becoming obyiated, aud new hair f0rmins &c.
REV. a. FBlNh, Silver Creek, y. Y. at has pro-
duced a good effect upon my hair, and can and have
recommended It,.
REV. A. BLANCHARD, Aieridcn. y. H. we think
very highly OF YOUR preparations. Xc.'
REV. y. C. SMITH. Patt,burgh, y. Y. d" was sur
prlscd TO dnd my grey hair turn when was young"
\. Y. REV. d. NORRIS Cross River, \. y. MRS.
REV Il a. PRATT, Hamden. n. \. lTWe might
swell this list. but il not convinced, TRY If.
MRS. $. A. ALIENS ZYLOBALSAMUM,
Or Worlds Hair Dressing, j. essential 10 with tho
Rctorer and is the best Hair Dressing for Old young
eXant, being often chcacous Of hair falling
&c, without the Restoror.
Grey haired Bald. persons afflicted with diseases OF
The hair scalp, read the above. and Judge Of
MRS. $. A ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RESTORER.
Il does not s0H stain. Sold by all thc principal
wholesale and retail merchants Ia the United States, Gu
ba, or Canada.
DEPOT as BROOHE STREET NEW YORk
Some dealers try 20 sell articles instead Of this,
which they make more profit Write 10 Depot for crcu-
Jar and information. a36m
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Marbrts.



ASHES. Tho market j. very firm for Pots, with sales
OF small lots a rs 6e per Do cash. and scarce AZ these
pHrrs Pearl. hrmor bat quiet with sales at IA
$3.50 per 10 cash.
GRAIN. Corn IS scarce, and prices have improved
during the week, with very fair demand f1r hc trade
The sales of southern yellow have been at 10 Dec now
very scarce and held at bc. some slles having been
made az that price and white az " 5je per bu, but
now held az latter rate Oats scarce and prices have
advanced. silcs OF Northern and Canada 40 81 55e
per hl uoW firm at iic and tending up. In Rye %
sales have hscn 100 small lots NJ 80 9ie per bu closing
az 9lc White Beans quite dun and have been sold
at II s. pee bu Tor and choice, extra pea and
marrow selling AZ the latter rate
PROVISIONS. Butter i- dull except for good new,
which is scarce and wanted. sales % 2jc for good
aud choice and % obtained Tor good yellow and
f common prices have ranged from IA pc, as 20 quail
iy. For Cheese the market Is firm with very small
stock, The sales have been AZ ~ IA 2c per d. as 90
guilty
WOOL. Stock Of domestic light, and the sales have
been moderate, comprising for the week 5lOll bs az
precious prices In foreign the sales comprise lll bales
South American and mediterranean AZ various prices, as
~ quality
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKEr.-Apdl q.
b. Telegraph TO The Vaiohaan Journal
no Report
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Deaths.

Ia Gays,ilo, April 18th, Alkaline, wife OF Or. Hiram
Cfandall a most exemplary aud consistent Christian.
la barre March -, Mr. John Wood, aged 70 years.
Ia Washington, Apul II, Ar John II. beard, aged %.
At ..ldcn, Erie county, y. y, March lith SULLIVAN
=. Wilkins, aged io years, formerly OF Reading, W.
In Grand Detour, H. March 2lth Deacon Francis S.
Hcmcnway, formerly OF Shurrham, aged l3 years.
Ia DcitOn Wis. March 10th, Mrs. Alnlra, wife OF
Orange Brown, formerly Of farce VI, aged 81 years.
In Huntington, the ldth inst. Mrs tuuioc, wife Of
Charles Swig, aged - years also, the l5h, Of lcp-
rosy, Chaunccy Buel, aged ~.
In Glover, sth inst, Marshall Burroughs, aged 20.
Ia Newport, the llth inst, Mrs Logan, date Lu-
cretia Nye.j aged about -.
Ia Coventry, the lAh ins Mrs lice wife OF James
Tee, aged about 81.
In Bloomington, ON the 18th inst, Mr. Truman Rich
ardson, aged about 81.
aged 81 years.
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lrgaL Aotires.
WESTON L. THOMAS

WESTON L. THOMAS Lsuloie County Court
LYNDON MACALLASrER. 1856.
Whereas, Weston L. Thomas OF Stowe IN the County
Of Iamole aforesaid has entered his Bill in Chanoery
upon the Docket OF said Court, the aforesaid Tem
against the said Lindon MacAllaster setting forth Ia
substance that the 28d day Of March 1853 the said
MacAlaster indebted sylvester Dwnnel Of Stowe
aforesaid in the Of @29S6), specified in promise
~ notes. dated March Esd 1853 and in order
the payment Of sad notes, the said Linden MacAlaster
on said 23d day Of March, 1853 did mortgage 10 the
said Dwnnc the following described land in Stowe 10
wit; being the same land conveyed to the said MncA
aster on the said 23d day Of March, 1858, being the
land occupied by James MacAllasteri that on
the 10Th day Of November 1886 the said DNinnell as
signed said notes and mortgage to the said Thomas the
orator and the said notes and large amount OF inter
due, and remain unpaid and praying for De-
cree of Foreclosure against said MaoAllastcr Aud il
appearing the Court that the said MaeAlasier Is with
out the limits Of the State Of Vermont that said m
could not be served upon him in the usual manner by
Copy il is ordered that the same be continued 10 the
next stated Term Of said Court to be held al said Hyde
park on the last Tuesday in May 1851, and that notice
be given 10 the said MacAastcr Of the pendeney Of this
Bill BY the publication Of the substance Of the same to-
gether with this order three weeks successfully in the
Vermont Waterman and State journal, newspaper
published Montpelier in the County of Washington IN
the State OF Vermont the last Of which publications shall
be at least 20 days before the session of said Court
Given under my hand at Hydepark in said County OF
Lamolle, this LIST day OF April, a. d., 1871
II. y. SAWYER. Clerk.
OKonor wiLKrNs, Solicitor Tor Orator. 81
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Marriaaes.

In stookbridge April 10Th. hy Rev. 7. $ Hubbard,
Horace s. Emerson and Chastina L. Davis, both Of
Barnard
In liddlcbury, 9th inst Henry W. starr, Esq Of
Burlington, Iowa, aad Mis-. Ehza A. Merrill daughter
Of the late Rev. Thomas A. Merrill, j. ID.
Ia Newport. It'll inst, Chester johnson Of Barnet 10
Mrs Harriet Jones Of Newport.
In Glover 18th inst. G. A. Hodges " Lynn, Mass,
and Alfs. s. A. Z. Hutchins Of Glover
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furniture s Nuusr furnishing.

NOTICE.-A Copartnership has this day
~ been formed between the subscribers under the
name and firm Of EMERY 4 FIELD, who will continue
at the Old Stand head Of State Street. in the same bust
ness heretofore done by J. G. Emery, with the addition
Of CRocKsRY, GLASS WARE TABLE CUTLERY, &c.
j. q. EMERY,
Montpelier, March 10, 1857 &C. FIELD
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Aitfraru institutions.

DARRE ACADEMY.-The Summer Term
- will begin on Thursday May Z.
In the Musical Department, Five TNsTnuNHNIs, n-
GLIDING an ORGAN HARNONIrN furnished for the
OF students the classes ia vocal music daily
and thoroughly trained in the theory and Of music
The teachers in the Classical and English departments
will spare effort 10 induce their scholars think and
investigate the subject under consideration for hemsol-
Board 81 81 per week.
J. s. sPAULDING, Principal.
Barre, April 8, 1857. 543w
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Cam TO THE LADIEs.-DR. Du-

N roNco's FRBSCH PERIODICAL GOLDEN Pills..
Infaiblc in removing stoppagcs Irregularities OF
the menses These Pills nothing but have been
used by the Doctor for many years. both in France and
America with unparalleled success in every and he
Is urged BY many thousands Of Ladies who have used
thom to make the Pills public, for the alienation Of
those suffering from any irregularities whatever, as well
as 10 prevent pregnancy 10 those ladies whose health will
not permit an increase Of family Pregnant females, or
those supposng themselves are cautioned against us
ing these Pills while pregnant the proprietor assumes
no responsibility 10 the above admonuon although
their mdness would prevent any mischief to the health
otherwise these Pills recommended Full and expli.
cit directions accompanying each Box Price Si.0J.
Upon the receipt Of one dollar, box will be sent to
any address by return mail. Direct all orders TO
FRED T.. SMITH, Wholesale Druggist, Montpelier,
General Agent for the State Of Vermont
Geo. Nichols. Agent, Norhhed. 10
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miscellaneous.
(tHARLEs' LONDON CORDIAL GIl

ItHARLES' LONDON CORDIAL GIN
- Is shown by the Records Of the Custom House 20
be the only London Cordial Gin IMPORTED and sold
imitation OF il.
II Is delicious tonic beverage, and hy Is peculiar IA
to different from other gins) is universally esteemed
by all who use t. II is adopted with great success 10
cases Of DYSPEPSIA, GOrr, RuErMArisM, DRoPsY,
GRAVEL, CHoLic, CHOLERA, FrvEn AND AGrR, SrRIC-
TunE, DISEASES or THE URINARY ORGANS, ErILErsY,
Sc.
DIR. VALENTINE Morn Of New York, in a letter to the
proprietor, says;
Charles L0aaR Cordiai GIN IS he Durest, best, and
most reliable Effrlet OF Jin,iprr hire seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN IS sold BIS
an Druggists and Groccrs IN the United States, and
also are numerous pois0ns called "lnndon Cordial Gin
10 avoid ihcn buy only CHARLES" Reject any
other offered 20 YOU you value your health. Price one
dollar for quarts, my cents for puts
EDMUND G.. CHARLES,
3l 3ma b. Sole Imp1rlcI. ID hIlldNlY. n y.
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The sub
souber offers for sale his premises in Worcester,
Vermont, consisting Of two acres OF land, dwelling
in good repair with upright and circular saws
also hundred timber land All which will be
ON advantageous terms 10 the purchaser
3ltf HORACE ID. ROBBINS.
The above viii be sold at Public Auction ON Tuesday,
the l2th day Of May, II not presonsly disposed Of.