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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-12-09

The rich are inclined to believe
that they are superior to other men,
and other men do all they can TO iorli.
fy them in that belief both being as
blind as bats to their true interests.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-12-09

QriTn LmEnAL--Thc Mcthodists Of
Alabama have raised the snug little
sum Of $500, 900 to locate u University
at Grccnsborough, in chat State.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-12-09

Why is u colt getting broke like u
young lady getting married. Be-
cause he is going through the bridal
ceremony.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-12-09

Rather 60 to bed supperless than
rise in debt,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-05

ToRoNro, G.. w. Feb 2G-Tha Govern
or General opening speech TO the Canadian
Parliament was delivered to-day In it he
alludos to tho Indian rebellion and anticipates
the success of the British arms. and the re-
establishment of British rule in India. He
onB'''''"'eS 'ne country on 'ne prudence OF
our oommefcial men' ana on the good pru-
o'"ge OF our commerc'a men, ana on the
goo" P''iuoh Oh inc oahHS recommends I'M
prov o.n'nt ih 'ommeicial legislation, ana the
assimilation OIL inc commercial law OF the Up
Per ana lower 'an"das' and the considera-
ton 81 'AI IA" oil insolvency and lmprson-
mem II lor ueo'' an" fraudulent assignments.
=. nc notices a. meas cre Tor the amendment OF
lands recommends attention to fisheries and
congmtulatcs on the success of the North
American line of ocean steamers and the nro-
posed establishment of a wcoklv line poxt
summer He recommends notice of tho i'm
crcasiug value of Lake commerce and the
trade with Chicago and the Western States.
lie says correspondence has taken place be-
tween tne imperial sovomment and the au-
.hotllios OIL Nova ocoua ana New Brunswick,
IN reference 70 an lnter-colonm railway and
military roads to HALIFAX lie confidently
a. nueipa.es an early completion OF the Grand
nIuhN hail"ay without further aid from the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-05
BATIIING

There is nothing more conducive to health than fro
quent bathing some people, ike the Turkish ladies'
make It part Of their religion, and their Heaven is An
eysum, aboundng IN delicious baths redoent with per
fumes II our ladies would initiate them Ia this it'll,
thoroughly should have more beautiful and fai
more healthy women.
bath every day in which poured few drops Of that
elegant cosmetic, PERSIAN BALM, would give more
rosy checks than all the rouge In the world This beau
tul preparation removes from the body all unpleasant
odor ad mparts health and fragrance. Try il for tho
Bath
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-05

BOSTON MARkEr. MAncn 3

bpolpN MAlthAlt MAltlli 81 lo'o.
ASUEs.-The market is quiet. with small sales of
Pots and Pearls 90 1 3 l-2c peg Do. cash.
GRAIN.-Iho market has been well supplied with
Corn the past week, and prices have e1sod off, The sale,
NJ southern yellow have 40 ~ IA zoe per hushc,
now held 40 the latter rate Prices of white continue
nominal O1t have been in fair demand. but lower,
with sale a. - 4jo per bushc for Northern and Clua-
d. closing at iic.
HOPs-Arc very quiet and sales only in retail lot. az
l-2 % So per d.
BUrTER-Good and choice Butter is in demand az
10 DC, but common quaitics are 100 moderate request
at 10 ne per b. Cheese is firm and selling VI 81,
per %. for common and good, and ~ fl choice lots
WODI.-Domcstic Wool has been quite steady during
the week. with a more active demand from maaufactu-
and sales Of l7j00) lbs hccce and pulled at prev
0us prccs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-05
Marriaars.

In Barre, Jan. IS, by Rev Mr.. Hobart Mr.. Thomas
b. Yale of Itochesicf g. Y. and Miss MARY 4 daugh.
ter Of the late Ira Evans. NJ d., Of Permont y. H.
Chronicle please copy.
In East Montpelier, Feb. rs, Mr.. Samuel Fuller and
Mrs Emily Wells both OF p Montpelier.
la East Montpelier. Feb. 3D. Mr.. Charles c. Bliss and
Mrs Maraudi S. White, both OF East Montpelier.
In Nouh6eld Feb. 90 VIM, d. Page aud Miss Emma
J.. Bate, both 0f y.
In Waterbury Feb. 49, MI Amon W. Godfrey and
Miss Sarah T.. Wallace, both of W.
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Special notirrs.
~ IMrENErRARLE eErnE

AN IMPENErRABLE SECRET
The attention Of an who wish TO hide the changes
wrought hy time sickness ia che color Of the Hair is
invited 90 he fact that s4eh changes may be CONCEAL
I'D FOREVER, 10y the occasional application Of that
perfect stimulation of every shade Of natural black or
brown, widely known
'CHrsrADoHo' ExcELsGoH DYE.''
The artificial tugo which IL iusfaHt7Heomly ipats is
true 10 Hfe that 80 cNNNor nrrGcrln hc result Of
art by the kconcst observer
Sold everywhere and applied by alb Hair Drcssers--
JosEpu CuisrAuouo No duor House. Ne,- York
HEtNHoLD's iifoWY CoNcHNrnATEp ENruACr Bee
cnr IS prepared directly accors ng so the rlcs Of har-
macy and Chemistry and is thr best aud most active pre-
partuu which be madc Tor The of Disease. OF
thc Bladder, Kidneys Gravel, Diupsy Weaknesses. &c..
Read the advertisement in another column, hcldcd
.Mn-ul ID l. llnuLna IIDnArlLlu..
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ruERE is ~ REMEDY

Drcaiiug such stir among invalids On. SANFoHn's
lNvtGoRATon on LIVER REMEDY II gives such quick
relief as 20 convince the patient Of receiving benefit all
most as soon the medicine is taken We do not know
Of single instance where II has been taken without ben
eh and in nearly an complete is effected by
its use. IL has acquired It's wide popularity simply be-
cause 1t does what il is recommended 10 do II Is
stanty cnargug its circle ofends, carrying healing on
its wings, and JOY 10 the hearts OF those suffering from
Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, or general deb
ty. (Seo ad, ertisonent q
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-05

~ I'M T UIN 0NIIIf"- UT UU0I T lAINlI III
L Washington County, within 1 ~ miles Of Mont
pelier village under high slate Of cultivation, contain
ing 100 acres Of land 80 OF wood land - Of which
contain nearly 1909 Sugar Naples within 20 rods Of 10,
house, with sugar house and arches for pans. The
Farm is well watercd hy small stream and durable
springs and has so rods ~ wall IT, aud il well
fenced otherwise. The moving land takes the wash Oh
the road and ncghbors' farms. 6ll maple trees have
been about the premises within u % 10 years, all In
fine growing condition. good barn, 20 by 40 a new
barn, go by 20 and the back part Of house, built a.
This Farm is well divided into moving tilagg
and pasturug, and Is the best calculated for DAIRY
FARM 10 be found, and will be sold az bargain. Pos
session given on the first day Of April next.
Inquire Of the subscriber on the premises.
ELIAS SNOW.
East Montpelier, March /, 1888. SlS3
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HoLLowAY's PuLs.-Porssns Of pethoric habit, sub
cct to temporary loss Of consciousness from sudden
determination Of the blood TO the brain, viii find great
benefit from a course nf Hnoways Pills. Epilepsy,
spasus commissions Mysteries, piptation Of the heart
aud an affections arising from dsoderod action Of the
vascular and nervous systems, cured by steady and
pcrsererng adherence TO this mild caharc. IL regu
ates the action Of the great internal organs and thus
equalizos the circulation.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-05

NII77VWfT ITTWWVTlT-T
WOODS HAIR DNE.-Ihis admirable article Is
rapidly improving the hair No article Of a similar kind,
nov before The public enjoys better reputation
st1vc and n,igurating hair tonic. It's peculiar chem
zeal qualities have beneficial effect upon the growth and
character Of the hair giving silky and glossy texture
20 that which formerly Of a and dry
IL has ALSO understand. tendency preserve the
youthful color and appearance Of the hair and destroy
ing couutcracting the effects OF With such
concentrations in its favor, hardly perceive how any
unct 10 their toilet.
q. j. WOOD * Co., Propnetors, 3l2 Broadway, New
York, and ia Market Street, st. Louis, Mo.
Sold 10 Montpelier By l.. +. PIERCE and FRED II.
SMITH and by all Druggists throughout the Country.
1850
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GREYHATR TO ITS IA TURAL COL
HAIR 1NvGGoRAroR AND TONIC.


gentleman Of Boston writes to his friend in New
Bedford thus
To your inquiries, would reply that when first
mcnccd using Professor Woods Hair Restorative, my
hair was almost white, and had been for the last ten
years aud very thin the top Of my head, and
very loose, and puhod out freely but found that be-
fore had used a the second bottle. (Which was eight
"eeksl my hnir was entirely changed 10 its original col
Or light brown, and is free from dandruf and quite
moist. have bad my hair cut five or six times since
the change, and have never any thing like white
hair starting from The and II H. thick il
was, and does out At an. IL has proved
in my case all that could wish to ask
July 4, 1855. Yours etc-
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lcec and read article from the Norfolk Argus, desert
bling ridiculous scene, in which he and several others
were repreacnod TO be actors. Mr.. T. denounced the
writer guilty " deliberate alschood there
particle OF truth iu the statement
The House went into Committee Of the Whole on the
Indian Appropriation bin.
M Smith Of Pennsylvania said there was spirit NJ
revolution abroad which, unless checked, would cvcntu-
ally end In disunion For this spirit of revolution the
Representatives Of portion Of Che people responsible
having started IL un this hn1r Tie opposed dis.
union IIe hopcd IL would never happen bt he believed
that II the idea should be- abroad that the disruption of
this Concdcracy was possible IL would only lead 10 in-
creased effort. 10 effect the part of these detcrnin
ed 10 destroy o. lie had authority fnr saving that the
rejection of Kansas because Of her slavery Constitution
would occasion dissolution. Tic would tol gentlemen
that II disunion should como. che States, and
Congress would bring IL about II that time came,
which Heaven forbid ho would hc The last man to leave
his post
M Smith then proceeded 10 argue that Kansas should
be admitted under the Lcc0mpon Constitution. lie said
that the respectable Free State u Kansas took
part in the " violence there IN reply qucs-
ton. Mr.. Smith said, admit Kansas and then YOU can
withdraw the troops and let the outlaws there each
others throats in their own way.
Mr. Giddiugs Of Ohio, said will you vote for a rcsolu-
ton requiring the President to withdraw the troops in
case Kansas is admitted
MI smith answered yes.
Mr. Crawford said he would have so voted year ago.
Omcr Democrats responded 20 the Same effect.
Mr.. Giddiugs immediately gave notice Of bin direct.
ing ihe "thdrawal N the army from Kansas.
Mr.. Smith said. II fnr the withdrawal " the ar
my. will you vote for thc admission VI kansasi
Mr.. Gilding' COMPATIBILITY said Under The Lc-
compton Constitution. never, ncvcr
Mr. Smith (procccdnrl said thcrc was no cause for
separation Of the Democracy on this question.
Mr. Harris ri Illinois, replying o. remark applicable
20 him. said that the convictions Of his mind were the
same now as In tho last Congress He Objected IN Mr.
Smiths drawing incrcnccs from bis speech justified
hy his Language. lie maintained then, now. That the
people Of Kansas not allowed ~ manage their
affairs. III would defend their rights ro denied that
Dee was following mans lead lie hero without
conference with bis colleagues, but subsequently
tanned mat they all agreed. He could MOI change the
Mr. Smith eoutnuei-rhe people q Kansas are beg
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lNcREDrLlrY RuN MAD



Ky or THE FEW
There arc people in the world afraid " being in-
posed upon, that they prefer dscrcdtng their sem
scs 20 admitting the truth Of any new and marvellous
revelation in sciences which conflicts with existing thco-
rcs. This is the class " pcr-ons-lurunatcy small
one n this age VI dscovcrhai denies questions the
healing intgoratng lie prolunging propcrtic o llol
loway's Ointment and Pills. "What' say these Dan
ics come tD Judgment, ga mere salvc cure scr0a cry
spcas, Wounds ulcers and tumors few pills eradicate
bilious complaints, dyspepsia, and other internal disor-
dUrsi Ipussiblcl But why impossible The slmo
tainted sphere will cugcndcr MY forms Of disease.
why should not remedy relieve u.s. we'll cause
produce thcmi But this b. not subject Tor argument
Controversy is waste of words when ncs have settled
the question Here, says Professor lioIloway, "s the
testimony " hundreds NJ thousands whom my medicines
have crtd-ansucr that Tuyd through Europe and
America and hcnr from the lips OF grateful mutiudcs,
what miracles the Pills and Ointment have accomplished.
Reply 20 Than. Reason them out NJ thc confidence de-
rived from experience IL you cam II cannot be dome
The triumphs Of these wonderful remedies pain,
foyer, congestion Inflammation, and all the tcrrurs OF
acute and chronic diseases, as much matter NJ hs
tory well authenticated the victory ~ Napoleon
Austcrlitz or the capture Of the MaakoH We blame
ode Tor being slow TO believe in mere hypothesis but
the is dot who refuses hs assent To selfeyident
uuths-DubNn "EtcHg Null
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-05

SOMETHING Worm kNowtvG.-By using Professor
Woods Hair Restorative, gray hair be permanently
restored 90 its original color The suhoined certificate
from johnson Stone, Gardiner Maine, is but Of
me many instances that are daily coming TO our know
matca but ascto,dout truth, as hundreds ia our COM
munity can testify
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arm ADVERTISEMENTS.

n Office. - This is to certify that | have,
J. ' this day, given my SON. JOHN ID. KELLOGG.
his time, during the remainder his minority shall
claim Of his earnings, and pay none Of his debts al
ter this date. RANSOM KELLOGG,
Ffncss, G. n. ARMS
Waterbury Feb, %, 1858 Sls3f
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pratbs.

In Fillmore, Feb % Robert Ernest, son Of Robert an
Isabella II. Morse, aged weeks.
In Berlin Feb. p, Widow Mary Cumming, aged a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-05

TVEZEKIAH II. REEDS ESTATE

7
4 Estate or VERMONT, Washington District, S..
Ia Probate court holden OF Montpelier within aud for
said district the 23d day If February, A. d. 1875
John A. Page, executor OF hc last will and testament
Of Hczckuh H. Reed, late OF Montpelier, in said dis
tci, deceased, presents his administration account
be- referred 20 the 2id day of March next at the Probate
Office, in said Montpelier, Tor examination and ale
lowaueo and that all concerned be notified hereof by
the publication Of this order in the Vermont Waterman
state journal, printed at Mouycier, three weeks sue
cessyey soon may be, that they may appear, and
AZ said time and place. II they see cause, object thereto
ly oracr Of court
AlA8 Alte.t Z. II. MERnlLL hogi.ler.
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~ Purchasers Of Fancy Goods, Toys, and Yankee
Notions Of any descrpton-or Fire Works-call az the
extensive French and Gcman Importing House, Hold.
cn, Cutter g. Go. The, have removed from Is and Il
Khy street o. % aud SO Federal and ll7, III and liz
Congress street Sl93
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BRooKuEIp. Massachusetts,, January H. 1850.
DEAR SIR Having made a trial Of your Hair Re
stor,e 10 gives pleasure TO say that ia effect has
been excellent in removing inhamation daudruf, and
constant itching tendency with which have been trouhl
ed from childhood and has also restored my hair which
was becoming gray, TO a original color have usedno
other article with anything like the pleasure and profit
Yours, truly,
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| OST .-Betweon Montpelier and Waits
1 4 field on Thursday, Feb. ~, FITCH Veto
RlAE, The bnder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
II At Buruham's Hotel, in Montpelier.
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By me Piece or F0ci0gc.
Tho undersigned are now receiving thcir Spring nnl
SIMMER Stock of new Dry Goods Of British. French.
German and American Manufacture. lto which shall
Dee mlang constant udlt1usl which offer 900 pri res
20 insure the attention OF first class purchasers, and
E'nHAcIN0 FINE ASSORTMENT or
DRESS FtBRTCS--vaioncias. Silks Dacals. Ma
dnuuHs, sc.
DE LiiNES.-Hamiltnu. Pacific, and Manchester Go.
fRiN IN.-Murimlc Coehcco, Pacific Manchester.
and other styles.
DOHENTfcS-Atande, peppcrcL Amo,scas Cot
toms. Deuims, NU.
SUMMER GOODN-For Mems and Boys wear
FLiNNELS.-Whte and Coiorcd. roiilgd and Plain
WnOLENS.-Cloth., Cls.ncres. sltiucts. Nc
SHiVLS.--In great assortment
LINEN GOODS--rable Covers. shriinas and Hand
.rrcHiCfs.
EHBROfpERTES.-Couars, Unlcr,le-,cs. Nc.
HOSIERY 4ND GLOrES-Genhemcn' Ladies'
and Children
ADMINISTRATORS Small Wares, ourusnal variety.
Our Stock VIII at an times embrace the most approved
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKEr-Nar. 3.

By Telegraph 10 the Tfohm7H Jom1,tk
At Market, Cattle, Bccves, Stores, consisting
of Working Oxen, Cows, and one, two and three years
olds. PRICES.
Beef extra, $50 500 Working Oxen, SIS "a l75
" first quail. 6.5) 90 Cows Calves, rs 90
see. " 5,7j a 6,25 Yeulng,, rs n
" third " SOD Two years ulis, Is %
ordinary 40 Three 80 3j
Sheep and LaIuhs.-At Market l3O Prices
la lots, L7j 300 Extra select 400. 600
I.EMAnAs-neel sold ahon- Do -l-no q. last w..L.
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NATHANIEL HALLS EsTATE.-Th

NATHANIEL HALLS ESTATE.-Tho
subscribers, having been appointed by the honorable
Probate court for the district Of Randolph commits
soncrs, receive, cXaninc and adjust all claims and
Hall late Of uuhdgc, 10 said district, deceased, repre-
scented insoyrn AVID lhc term of siN months from the
29d day Of February 1855 being allowed by said court
the creditors OF said deceased 10 exhibit and prove their
respective claims before us Give notice. that we will at
tend to the duties Of our appointment at the dwelling
house Of the widow Sibhe Il. Hail. in runhridge IN said
district the first Tuesday Of May aud third Tuesday
August next 10 O'Clock, in the forenoon each Of
said days
AARON WHITNEY, (co,.,y,
VIM. 7. BROWN, '"" TO-
Tunbrdge, February 27, A. d. 1858 sle3
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~ NJ. CLARK.-PRODUCE BROKER
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Front street,
+ . u q n T. q, q. ~
CONSULAR AGENr THE UNITED STATES.
REFERENCES.
j. c. CHEWlT, Esq, President ofthe)
Bank ~ Toronto, IoHONro.
Hos W. -. ROBINSON,
WICKHAM HOFFMAN, N,,, N-,,,,
MONTGOMERY BROS. N"" i"N"'
EASTMAN 81 Co.. Iittcton y. H.
c. SACkBIEDER, Esq, Manchester, n, H.
j. DlNGLEN, Ir., 81 Co, Auburn Me.
6. BLAKE & Co., New Gloucester, Me.
SUFFOLK Co. MILLS, G. j.. CON-l
VERSE, Esq. Treasurer, BOsroN.
MEssRs. J. p TOWNSEND. & Co.
MEssHs. DOOLIrTLE. IRWIN s. WRIGHT OswEGo.
WHiiRAiIGHfIHri (" g. = 'N"'N' ALD,NY.
WnIPrLE, THAYER Co., Providence, r. /.
7OGms
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To me- LApIEs.-prof: Rush OF M
DEMovAL-USrrrD STATES AND Fon-

~ EGGN PATENT AGESCY.
SA NJ L Ell COOP ER,
Late Principal Examiner Of Patents in the United States
Patent Office, at Washington,
Has removed his Office to
WEBSTER BANK BUILDING, 10 EXCHANGE ST., BOsroN.
Patents issued in the United States. and in all other
patcntganting countries Specifications and drawings
prepared Caveats filed. Reoonsderations procured of
applications that have been rejected upon imperecty
prepared papers lnterercuces prosecuted. Reissues
and extensions procured, and in general, all business
connected with the Patent Office transacted with and
prompinoss.
British and other foreign patents procured through
prompt and confidential agents in London and Paris.
Persons residing distance may obtain all necessary
information, and have their business transacted, by writ
ing 10 the subscriber, without the trouble and expense Of
a visit to Washington.
He begs leave refer those unacquained with him to
the following testimonials
From the Non. Charles Mason Commissioner Of Patents
U. s. PATENT OTFIcE,
Feb. %, 1885.
take great pleasure in stating that during the time
have been acting as Commissioner Of Patents Samuel
Cooper Esq, Of Boston, has been engaged Solicitor
aud has been in that capacity in correspondence
and intercourse with the office he has eynced thor
ough acquaintance with the Patent Law, and with the
rules and practice Of the office, close attention to the
interests of his clients and marked candor and courte-
that has rendered the transaction Of business with him
pleasure have no hesitation in stating that regard
him Of the very best agents for the transaction NJ
business with this office with whom am acquainted.
CHARLES MASON Commissioner.
from the Examiners Of The Patent Office
The undersigned, Principal and Assistant Examiners
in the United States Patent Office have for several years
been well acquainted with Mr.. Samuel Cooper late
principal Examiner in this office, and take pleasure in
stating that he is gentleman Of the highest moral char
acter, Of unquestoned knowledge in the business and
pracec " the Office and that his scientific attanments
are such as emnenty III him for the business in which
he is about 10 engage
HENRY b. RENWICK, } pr;n.i,,I
s. il. lane lane. Examiners.
T. r. PEALE,
TnOS T. EVERETT, dssisfanf
7. SOUTHGATE SMITH, ( Examiners.
WM. c. LANGDON,
From long acquaintance and intimate official relations
with Mr. Cooper, fully and heartily in the fore
going recommendation made by my late colleagues
WIN. =. n. FITZGERALD,
Late Principal Examiner Of Patents.
Boston jan. 8, 1868. 74iH
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n Office. - This certifcs that /. Elisha
y Harrington, give to John S. iry SOM bite time and
earnings shtl mot claim his earnings nor pay bis
debts after this date. ELISHA HARRINGT y.
Elmorc, Jan. -. 1853. 80 S9f
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LOR SALE. - The HOUSE,, SHED and
BANS. few rods west Of The State House. former
ly owned hy Saiyin *. Collins
Possession given April D. Terms favorable
Apply Goo ELLIS s. HATCH.
Fob 2f 1858 g1S3