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limited STATES NAIL LINE
ONLY RE6ULak Inns
Arb wIrEOtT 7A}I.pRK FOk kIeaE TEANG,IRa
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PANA MA RAILROAD.
k.r.I.r Se..sas Days, q. & ,p,a J ..sl ...

CAJT1oS.-SO manJ frauds ard in.pOsI- -<eSs-s
lions az various Elads have heen ateiy <2GfR
eefpei rated Cu travej ers hound tO CALI -z&s
FORHlA, that tie subscriber, the only authorized
Agsut for pssssge ty the u. =. Mail Lne via PAM
caution al persons GeekIEg passage to California,
that, TO AVOID IMPOSITION, they must he careful TO
Ind the true ofice OF the Steamships of the II. =.
Nal Line, via Panama Railroad as other OF! 90
II New York ~ authorized TO engage passage.
The Companies have only office IN New York.
which is al Ia " street corner of Warren Gtreet
ysaJ Wharf.
it~ Ooserys ny s'rr oVeF the door.
1. w. RAfHONO, ktsrt,
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nRUG STORE FOR SALE.-An opportunity
- seldom TO be met with here offered SatIsfac
tory reasons given for selling. Address Drug
gIst," CT Post Oftce. jy II 2aw4w~
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lSALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- KASRING 70 q ERANCH u -
- @s

will leave follows:
5.l5 m. Express Train ooDDec,s Vashinxtan
JUNCTION Tor All parts OF the west. nd az baltimore
tJT PHI isde phIa ard New York
IS a. ~. Nay Tram Tor Anuapolis R,Itip,ore
Philadelphia, and New YORK.
a3l 2. IN. Express Tran c'nnects ~ WasbtEFton
Junction with EXprcs train for all parts Of the vest
York. ~
ale m. wav Tram for Baltimore connects at
AIMS polls junction for AAnap polIs ana " ashIngton
Junction with Express TraiJS West.
80 p. a. Way Train for baltimore connects at
washing ton junction with Accommodation Iran
West.
Tn- 7I5 =. M and 81 p NJ trains are express and
will stop only at Annapolis and Washington JuEo-
tons.
ON Saturday the $50 ?. M tram goes to Phiadel-
phip on-.
oa SUNDAY but one tTsla leaves, a, 5 " .. m.
Iels n. n. pAH SnNG AGENT
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THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Con

I'HB PACIFIC MAIL SfEAhSHlf COM
Il PAssY.
One ef TIE Stee.lsAlPE OF Jhls CCmrEkJ. czrryi inG
the United states heIe for ACAPUEO. -<AeasS
CALIFORNIA, snd UREG0N, ,leSyes1S$Ix0
Panama twice each month, oD the arrl--s1sz<-
ysl ot the United States Mail =. 6 Company steaui-
crs, which leave New Orleans and New York reEu-
larry on 5th and SOth of each month with the mails,
ana passengers connecting VIA PANAMA RAIL
ROADS.
These steamships hsve been inspected and as
proved by the Navy Department, tao guaranty sSssS
asa sassy,
TIE Panama Railroad (<T mile. lonsDis now oom-
s'eted from ocoAn 10 ocean. and ls crossed IN or
hours. The baggnge of passengers s checked IN New
YORK through tc san Franolsoo, ana passengers ars
erpense. be money pAld IN New York covers al
expenses Of the trlP,
Reserve steamers are kept IN port in Panama and
san francisco. 70 preves detention N case of acc-
dent, that :he route entirely rsiiabis-no fall
are having occurred In eight years.
PaFseEEe.s save Panama The same dsJ they AZ
rive II hspilv0H.
Coaductcrs 90 through ~ esch steamer, and tsks
charge OF women md children without otner proteo-
tors.
For through tickets at the lowest T,,es Apply 90
th IS agency, In W est E.Teet, New York to
I, w. RANMOND,-OTt 20
ARMSTRONG, Il HARRlS & CO..
bn-n C.L. BARTLETT So.toa. '1os
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je I4-6u

CARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
- CUMBERLAND COUNTY, "a.
This well known Mountain Resort, situate in
easl of Carlisle, will be open for visitors on vEAI
the 10th of June. The waters of these A..ttE i
Springs are highly Impregnated with minerals AID
are superior for drIpking and hathIng. Aocommods-
tons large. Fare from Philadelphia to Carleitle,
sS.S5; from Baltimore TO Cars e, SIS 10. Visitors
leaving PhIladelphls and Baltimore IN the morning
train arrive at the SPRINGS at p. m.
For further information address the proprietors,
OWEN q CHANDLER.
Carlisle Springs, Pa.
Rsfsrenees.-IohnC G. Da Costa, Esq., fhos. c..
PercIva, Esq. Philadelphia; Alex. Kirkland. Esq,
WIN. Renshaw, Esq, Baltimore; Jacob Gideon.
Esq. Richard Wallach, Esq, Washington.
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nFFICE ROOMS To LET.-Two third story
ROOMSR No. 2il street, near the Treasury
Department. Apply ON the premises I'd story.
an ln-pl
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DARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
II DEALERS For rent, for ten years. vacant
LOT upon 10th street, 81 by 29 feet, nearly
opposite the new PTesby terIan Church. For terms
ap % ltawtf
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Travellers Directory.

WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
w STEAMBOATS,
Grecnbrier White sulphur, Sweet, Warm
Hof' CaPon. FauquIer White Sui
Phnr and Warren Springs.
The hlexandns and Washington Steamboats Will
sIs whrI[ foot Sf7 Street. wssaInrtoH, t%s e~S
Lcave hlexandria att g. 10. I2l<, 2l5.4sx.
tt,,S'Ve W aShlns ton at 6a 9, nn. IS. S1,Tk
Whaley's Umnibuses, c0nnsc citing With The foa.s
leave the Capitol, and the corner of 9TH ard I'm
streets and Pennsyl lvaaa avenue.
The a. m. Boat connects with the ORANGE and
Ms B Esg7ws RLkS A. RRLkknASPRtA fSr tie eRktS Rht L
nI5I-a - 1sss1-I,.:SsEBRIER WHITE Sui
kASeIIIER MhiTEE sGIGiPHfGR., HfG.i and ddHMF1F, WE:
MN SrhIN9S. iel7 tf
NEW ARKAN NGEM Mt!
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE
Via Orange and Alexandria Railroad.
ME akss
FROM WASHING TON CITY, B.C.
virginia, NJ 4, 'TTENNEssEE.
uhWSfKTGSIIAs hSfTSGSISs,p., ALABAMA:
ARKANSAS, and TEXAS.
THROUGH TICKETS csn b, obtained st the
GREAT SOUTHM ESTERN RAIf. ROAD
OFFICE. corner Of Pennsy lvania avenue and eth
street., Washington, on hoard of the steam Ferry
Boat George Page, or at the olcc of the Orange sn
Alexandra Railroad, at kle1andris, ' '''1
Rielmond, Dqaviiie, Lynch5urg, Bristol,
KnOTrTLie, DGtton, AfEanfa, Ckottanooga.
Nashrikie, HUntSriHe, Grant function.
Nemphts, Montgomery and NeD O,teans,
BY direct route, aLd continuous railway counec
tIOns TO Memphis.
khordlng greater F1psdirior ard Copifo,t and
benE over 20 mules ShorrT than by any other route
4 he steam rry boat George Page leaves the foot
ot7th street at Sd a. m for Alexandria where pas
sengers take the cars !or Richmond CharIotfSvI1Ia
Stsunton. White Sulphur Springs, Woodstock. sc ,
ana at Ia p. M Tor Richmond and all points South
phls.
BAGGAGE Wagons and Omnibuses leave the Office,
Pa. avenue, at o'cOck a. IN. and p. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
JeII-u Washington.
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trhr full moon Presides over happy marriage
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NEW GROCERY, WINE AND LIQUOR
~ STORE.
The subscriber begs leave TO say that he has
opened New Store. corner of 7th and T. streets.
where ne intends ~ keepBn assortment OF W Ms,
LIQUORS, CIGARS, and hne OklCEhiES,
ms FIgs Sardlnes, AncaoVIes, dc', al ol the most
approved brands and qualities.
fFamIie 8 and members of Congress are partculars
ly Invited to CAL and examine the stock before pCT-
A 1eSeraI assortment Of fine Havana Cigars, m
ported direct by the subscriber, st who essle and
cana Boats supplied on Reasonable terms, and
produce taken IN exchange.
Lewis Old Whisky of lsi9 constantly on hand.
Country orders punctus'iy attended TO, anu COun-
try Produce, Of ell descrption received on consgn-
ment. JONAS y. LEVY,
Successor to Brereton 4 Bro, No 464 7th stree
corner of r. opposite the Patent Office. mSly
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NOTICE.
j most urgently request all indebted TO me to come
forward and settle by cash or note, as my late bust
ness must be Sc led up.
Mr. I.I ROthrOck IS authorize ed to receipt for all
accounts due me.
jy y2e-2tw3v 8. y. FRANKLIN.
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For Rent and Sale

A SPECIAL NOTICE" Valley VIsv T.-,, >,
- - laie the residence of John H. King, decd is
onered ior sale or rent. 70 persons hsing IN tbis
section 1t Is deemed unnecessary To describe n bnt
,or me information of persons aI distance 1t NAV
De wen 20 IIention That no p2ce within one hundred
niies Of Washington city offers such inducemsnts
etnsr e 20 pnrchHssr or tenant. The improvements
rooms; Gardeners House, containing 5 rooms: a
iaige barn, and ample StabIng; Wagon Sheds Car
rage hnusc Ice House, Green House, Spring
house, Io3i House, Carpenters Shop, Root [ ei-
,srs' Corn House, Smoke House, Servants q var
ters, hay and Gram Barracks, &c.-in a word
every convenience that can be desired upon a fam
several SE springs OF hre water are upon the place
ana particularly one from which water is forced To
the dwelling, stsbles. &c, by nydTaullc ram The
iarn contains about 50 acres, all under fenoIng and
In wa.s and drives, shaded by fruit trees. This
pace for the last fifteen years, been carried N
large quantity Of Hot bed San. Forcine FGss
q q O.. on the place that can be successfully used IN
the raising of vegetables. I he Fruit Trees of ali
Kinds, grapes, Currants, GOOseberries, c.. ca he
numbered by thousands.
VIII examine II personally. Every information Will
m fEsR pP4n NaPPIIcatIon 9 at the PLACE or to w.
Il EN- MIMI, NO. ID High street, Georgetown,
y. y. jy 26-tf
FOR SAtE-A neat and comfortable Dwell
DiNG HOUSE, No; 55S; fronting south
The lot extends through to II street making also an
aR WEkR %p Is Terms S 6sssoIa6e Apply 10 Pol
FOR RENT-The BRICK DWELLING stu
1 ated on tho east side of nth street, one door
above Pa avenue, lover the Gas OffcsJ Posses
siou given on the LIST oil July. For further paTtlcu-
lars GpPly TO g. A. w. RANDALL, corner of 18th
and ID SITS. ie 2S-tf
E'OR RENT-A desirable modern built, three
story HOUSE, with basement and back build
containing IL rooms. gas throughout, marble man
les, wSter and bath room. Inquire on premises, or
room NO: 8, hrst EoOr, Post Office Department.
ma n tt
Jew AND VERY DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE
AT PRlVhE ga I.E The subscriber has for pri-
Xate sale new and very desirable three story Brick
DWELLING HOUSE, with large Back Buildings,
containing eleven rooms, built IN the best manner,
ana furnished throug hOut with all the modern i'm
provements-gas and water, furnace, range, DC,
do. -sttuated on north NJ street, between 9Th and
10th streets west, one door east of 10Th street.
Terms easy and immediate possession given.
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
apHd Auot'r. and Com. Merchant.
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LOX CRACKEKS.-We are the agents OF Jos
Fox, or LansIngbnrgh, N. Y. for selling their
celebrated CRACKERS. They are made entirety
bJ machinery of the choIcest Genesee Flour, and
are more extensively used than any Cracker Of the
kind in the United States. We can furnish them al
the sams rate az they are sold IN New York city.
KING 4 HuRCHELI,
ma n cnrnar Vern0nt ave- and 18th st.
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E'Ok hENT-A desirable, modern built, three
story HOUSE, with basement and back build
ing No. 44 street, between Eleventh and Twelfth,
containing IL rooms. gas throughout, marble man.
tels, water and bath room. Inquire on premises or
room No; 8, hrst foOr, Post Office Department.
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A AMBROTYPE LIKENESSES
ARE the most perfect and durable of aIl the cheap
STYLE OF pictures row taken, and to get good one
you should 20 at once to SANDS GALLERY,
where you can set them good and cheap. He has a
hne assoi tment OF cases, which he sells low TO suit
the times.
Go early. ROBT. SANDS,
Market Space. Pa. avenue,
. jy9 hetwaeD ath |. nd 9Th
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DoUBLE-P9LlSHED VENEZUELAN

have received ehs highest recommendations st the
Worlds Far, az Paris. through their producing q
clearness Gad easesS of VISION heretofore unknown
IL any other improvements.
A $50. all styles Of OPEkA, Spy, and MAGNI-
FLYING GLASSES, CoH'pCsses, ana MICROSCOPES
are for sale hs store. of Erth street and
fennSy wanna avepOe, Eighth street No. 19l. be-
tween ID street aud Pa. avenue.
/. > DO OF r1iSfoke fEt coTEGr Of efh SfrssI,
Prices very reasonable, the same As ST hIe estsb-
lshment 20 Europe. n9-u
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bm-n c.L. BARTLErf. fS Boston. S51esNi'

- IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STRES6rbEN and ASSET them, by the P1Ha
OptIcIan, ID. hUOI,F sun, who ycs<=.zy-,.s:..- :.
has arrived frCm Europe With his - TX
own, as vel Rs the manufacture oi a rood mcuy
Others uf tie lPtest improved SFFCThCIES and
~ E-tiIASSES; among wh:ch aro the
PERtSCDPlG CONCANE and CONVEX, The
DOUBLE FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISHED
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS. Etc,
which are warranted 90 improve anJ EYE affected
with weakness, caiEIact or tending 10 IL; aleo
ET-SiGhTEDNESS.
Persons who are compelled to uEe Iiasses, those
now usng them, viii be suited at hTEt sight. Those
DOUfiLE-POLIsHEDv VENEZUELAN
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CLINTON ACADEMY,
" GToRG ETowN, ID. e.
he next annual sess on Of tins school will com-
mence on MONDAY, September 6, 1853. Circulars
may be obtained at the ETue store of Mr.. X. =. r..
CIssel, corner Congress and Bridge streets
GEO. ARNOLD, III. A., Principal.
iy % Staw2m
NULPEPER MILITARY iNSrITUTE-The
~ next session OF tins Institution will cnnImsnc
on the irat Monday IN September, E5s For Cat4-
lOgues apply to
CHARLES r.. lIGHTt OOT.
ie G9-e0tSepl CulpepeT g.. ". Va.
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DOWLAND'S MACCASSAR OIL Ut GIBBS
II HAIR Stofe, near 18th street. 10 3sm
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WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
w STEAMBOATS,.
Grecnbrier White Sulphur. Sweet, Warm,
Hot, Capon. FauquIer White Sui
Phnr and Warren Springs.

L ne u. m. boat connects with the OR RANGE and
- - - RvAp for the GREEN
,I - WHITE SUI,-
PHUR; SWEET, WaRM, H"T, CAP0S,
EAIQUIER WHITE SULPHUR, and WAR
REN SPRINGS. 10 - tS
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CEORGEToWN CLASSICALAND MATa
" EMATICAL ACADEMY.
fhe duties of this Institution will be resumed on
Monday, September 9th. - VA
p. A. BOWEN,
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Il he'd Withdrawn, Of course. am a bachelor
my1tf Curtain lectures are not in nv way,
Mf.1B trd not come down TO dinner. Mr. X
did not come home to tea. I did not get up
nexr m0rniDg to breakfast. So l could not
kheN-Hhst was the result
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OBJ, the sweet women, 1t ia almost incredu-
lous. He must have dealt ia magic Jt was q
perfect blessing to be near him; to catch the
light and heat of the thousand glances which
fell upon him, and of which you caught few
stray ones. though only by accident. Lovely
woman fell into his mouth like ripe plums. He
had clusters Of them They all loved him. and
be loved them all His soul was "a largo as
St. Peters
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MISS RlDDEl.L'S SELECT SCHOOL will re
" resumed at 45l 18th street, Ii on the first
Monday IN September.
References.
Rev DIR. J. C. Smith, Jos. F. Br,vu Esq
heVI Dr. r D'Ourley, Benz. A. Janvier, ESQ.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-18
From Washington.

The var upon Douglas has Leen -enmmanr-
cd bS ths regular Democracy. The caucus
OF the Democratic Senators on Thursday, by
a vote VI ~ ~ :, deposed ,hat gentleman
from the ehjrmanship Of the Territorial
Committee. Senator Green ~ Missouri Was
selected Tor that position, This action cgea-
ted, o.. the dispatches s9y, 'thc greatest eS-
oit,B,sHt" Ii 10 regarded ~ demonstrating
thr intention Of the Democrats leaders %
adhere 20 the extreme pro-slayery policy a.
dopiel 90 the last stssion-to reduce lhe
Anti,Lecompton men % the position Of q
faction, and drive them from the party The
Tdbunes correspondent suys'-
~ lrsdipg Southern Senator said that
they lad trmponzed long enough, and that
thsy bad concluded 20 drive Douglas out Of
the PARTY The South will tolerate no half
way position, The Auti-Lecomplou Demo
erals express deep Indignation a. the treat
ment which ilo1Bils has RECEIVED, Mr.
Frederick wa not invited 20 the caucus, and
Is considered a. having been formally read
out Of The party, Mt Seward, on hearing
the result Of the caucus, remarked that - was
the best illustration that could possibly be-
given Of the ruth Of his statement that there
vas an irrepressible conflict between Free
dom and slavery, IL Was greater outrage,
politically speaking, than the attempt 10
force Kansas into the Uuion ASA Slave State 8
because IL indicated a settled determination
90 tolerate no diversity Of opinion upon nny
measure which tho South demanded. The
Anti Leeouiplon Democrats declare that they
will not submit, Douglas said recently that
he meant to continue the fight with the Ad-
mnistration TO the end. Jefferson Drsis and
Slidell led the attack on Douglas In the eau
Gus, The seven votes for Douglas were
thrown by Mcssrs. Shield, Stuart, Clingman,
Brown, Toomhs, Green, and Biglcr These
Senators protested against the exclusion 81
Douglas a. suicidal to the party. The debate
lasted from 10 - in the mos ming 20 late
hour In the afternoon, Great bitterness was
manifested. and Mr.. foombs left the caucus
in disgust, while the discussion Was az is
hight, Mr. Brown OF Mississippi reminded the
caucus that the rejection 81 Van Buren's
nomination 90 tho London mission made him
President, md warned his fellow democrats
90 beware 81 the results Of their prescEts--
too.
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yacatss Free Labor instead u Slave Labor aHd
has islt lively Interest aad s-usiartoR so SEEING
its swelling tide 81 power
Able correspondence Hii iHac.ss the variety
aud elevate u,e character Of the contents Of our
columns fhe coming ysar
A. it has psea our aim che year past, % NiN h
be- iu che year o. come, 90 make valuable local
Hsei paper-a pepper shat 90 one ran aHmd 90 do
without Aftte beginning ofths wear BE- hror-
able time t1 subscribe. ur hope 90 srlr1me large
additions 90 our lift We have O. TRUST mr be- in-
crease Co q ess.fe &C. be- postession Wtifh its
merits msn,re, auI tha yoIgulaU eaeIiisHs ~
th,se hind friend, who believe itwouhy ofPsiron'
ago.
TEEV5-sl ~ per year,
~ srONE a COMPANY,
IrHLfHIHs,
S. J1busbury, Nt
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A SomB Mas MuRrNNY HUT ANp
TNklN ur Tor DRUNKENNlss.-Op Thurs
dal, n New York. bernard Gilligan, a steady
Young man, was knocked out Of q wagon
which came ia collision With another wagon.
Ills skull having been fractured hy the inll
be- WAS taken into drug store, where he lay
.uscu,ib,e. 4 short time after q policeman
came along, and, taking possession of the
Young man, conveyed him to the Police Court.
where he entered complaint against him
for drunkenness, and he WIS committed to
prison for examination, and Was found dead
in his cell about tao hours afterwards.
IluEsE KILLED uY EATING NAus.--A fcv
days ogo q horse belonging to Thomas on
ford. OF Fall Hiycrdicd under peculiar circnm-
stances and from posf g,orfcu examination
made 10y dissrciing committee, It was found
that he had died through eating small nails
svch as are used in -four barrels, A number
..s- f.-l-s-. !-+-
stomach. Il appears that for the last twelve
months or more the horse had hccn feed on
the swecpings Of Chacc 4 NaSon's -four mill.
and these nails Wing about at the time the
waste flour was swept in heap, bad been
mixed with il and escaped the obser alton
both Of the feeder and the horse himself
RuIGIots SERVICES ~ TurATnrs.-'Bur
leigh" writes from New York to the Boston
Journal, that The great rage now is 10 open
thea,res on Sunday night for preaching. No
doubt all could he had for that purpoSe-
They are used six days. and If the proprietor
can earn a hundred dollars, more or less, by
the use Of the rooms on tho Sabbath. he will
not object, as the use will be = good adver-
tisement for the next play. So, following in
the wake of the gentlemen who have engaged
the Academy OF Music, some persons have
engaged Purdys theatre, on Chatham street
and il wa4 opened last SUNDAY NIGHT by az
audience more numerous than select Aud
various parts Of the performance were hailed
Nth applauae- and rewarded With -huZLas III
the right place.
LARGE Hoes ASp CuoicE PoHI-We have
seen large hogs and much excellent pork the
present season in the Nergcnnes market, bat
certninly nothing to surpass the seven speei-
mems whose weight and merit We give below.
Mr. C. +. Gplet OF this city. killed two
hogs the present week whose united weight
was 1904 pounds the weight OF the largest
was .Gre hundred and s,rfy:fre pounds.
David Hazard. Esq, Of Ferrisburg Killed
five hogs whose united weight was 1886
pounds II was pronounced by every one
the finest lot of pork they ever saw exhibited
by one man. IergeHHe' Citizen.
~ Hon Frederick Holbrook has been in
vted by the Commissioner of Patents. TO rep
resent Vermont in an Agricultural Conven-
ton, called ty the Patent Office, to meet in
Washington on the first Monday in January.
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DYSPFPSIA.

C1usd-rrs the various iu ~ni.h this disease 30
1,.prs li ft r.a, sell 90 caIr "hIlfs hesgd' o. us
train fIrr tH1'.rs. pain n tho Stomach Heart.
water r.tsl DIlfri.res, r.s. Asiu. orprss 20 aifcl
Latns Jauudor i4tr'rr-v t.rpur " tns tl'sf n.ri-
Ue's p,i,. Tsuas g.luf 'sini-. &C. suo of uts nf'i
men ln of tui have given thsf sritisu ,sIh.,is rrn
Tive O., u- cure. s~te Doe their sf,'us o., Co., oNy
ars.rfr u.Illas rlU- tr,tmsniH, fr,1 Other t14Irs
cutl.isI rI.u-i ava rrtrrr ,srret,ills Gon p,u ut
uto treay,ro o. iArf nantes iutrnt are p-risrt
overwhelming
l.sai ne fpvIas ir'n teuy respectable elers'uan
r.sr rlrsfue Macs Isu %. i-,-.
To- .le Baltic. ~ the PORTRAYED MIr.l -oir
owes bIfTErs tf than O. rutV i've 'rars
hive fstu HHgrfrf che dfslHItf NraIrs trh ifa
tL- rAl--Lr uiL llln ~. lun l thf sim'-l useless
rsy ui patent t8ct mes ain slulil,r frsult thrush
the kuHrs Hl s,IHIi received lat Mafrh. nai e
q .frt. H. D .rs HI tIs OAlnhNAIhN hlfirlN lr=Au
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ih-If sr .t I'UYyt auf i.rrr ytauc irntut 900 june
~luet 'Ir hHtr Efafu1s Improved Do health ilN an
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segu,gt r.urrrf sn che sofl 40 almost disira. rs-
SOY hr,ts Hr vb,h rh~u. tngrtqer. hts wholly
emitted ur r stuf Hl iof an other ministerial duihr
iuf trtr lrf.t 90 fr ud their OtNErutird httrrs
ID uaftHu. sHIr teurIN tf mat tunft TWINS
NNHHe 1r ElrHH i go gIssaefst g. whi.h - U hNn "
utI isa. lH'lUr suffered 40 BONG aiA ifrh
uarf IH feH.srs N'fn Boo est result tan Tee
1r ..siI tp= us,rruaf~d HiitrH with rrrtdrrse trv
uasrs con. u tuy uf h~ rraasrs az Tia Mrror hr s-f
ius. lax 70 them tfA thrs ht.fa wtttuut
DELAY JANIS a. SHlNe
Prepared ty SETH " ruWtEt co, ho.roN, and t-
ssI' ut j bingham anf itnytt Green ~ Johuftu1 }
Haruu ~ Jlhrsturv tcutrr CALVIN NORTH ~ ha-i 80
can, ,nacn car;,e1 s 6ouid West concord ani G
urarl, 40 dealers IA usrdgiur. IBIS