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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-29
coMMIssIONLRs' NOTICE.

w e. the subscribers, being appointed by
W the Probate Court for the District of
NV Haven Commissioners, to receive, e..
anime and adjust al claims and demands Of
all persons against the estate of
EBENEZER LAMB.
Late of Bristol, in said Dist act deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited
In Offset thereto; and six months from
'h' fourteenth day of September 1858,
bong allowed by said court for that purpose
te d" therefore, hereby give notice that We
"'' attend TO the business OF our said APP
iHin ment, at the dwelling house Of John c.
Lamb in said Bristol on the second Tuesday
90 November, ard March rext, from nine
,',',k a NJ until 4 o'clock =. NJ on each
Of aid days.
S SAMEE L. I 3 16nNs ,comrs.
Dated at Bristol, this 23d day Of septem-
l.r s.. d 1858. 25;3w
lnTATE OF VERMONT, Be ii rm,h-
= instinct al Addisoa S.. I bcI,d thsiata
Probate Court held at Middlehurl in .'l
for the District OF Addison on the l4th do
@; september \ d 1853
Gavin Hill admini.tr TRAITOR OF the estate Of
EBENEXER W. LYON
.4', OIL Middebury in said district, deceased
;litcs application to this Court to have the
ti4. allowed him for the payment of the
t,if, OF said deceased extended one year
g.. the expiration &C the time heretofore
tied by this court; 1t is thcIeupoi, ~
d.'cd that said application b. ccnsidel &C w.
S court at II Ses>oi. ;'c.' of To be held ut
&c Probate Office. H. said Middleluiy, on
Monday, the 18th dav OF Oct. next 1858, at
20 O'Clock III the fofvn''. and that notice
thereof be given t. all ;'lsous interested,
that they may appear an make their ol.iet-
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Pen Of B Spanish Merino Eve Lambs
LIST, Edgar Sanford, Cornwall 3.
%, Edwin Hammond, Middlebury, 2
Sd, j 4 Stiokney, Shorehsm /
Pen OF Grade Ewes.
LIST, @ d Lane, Cornwall 4
I'd Henry Lane, I" 3
3D., T b Holey, 2
. Spanish Merino Buck Lambs.
LIST, Edwin Hammond, Middlebury 3
I'd, @ & + Hooker Cornwall 2
French Merino Buck Lambs.
LIST, o Hamilton, Bridport 3
%, p b Warner, Cornwall Z
Mutton Buck.
LIST, p Is Warner, Cornwall 2
5 Mutton Ewes
LIST, L Dyar, Salisbury, 2
FARM IMPLEM ENTS.
Best Plow. j 7 Barlow, Bristol 2
do Harrow. z
do Cultivator "
do Churn, Martin L Sprague, z
do Horse Rake, r A Perry, !
do Farm Wagon, Allen, Middlebury 2
do Ok Yoke, NJ d Branch, Orwell l
do Seed Sower,I N Hawley Vergcnnesl
To j Davenport, Nliddlebury, for new
pattern of Box Stove, a gratuity |
To M E Sprague, Weybridge, for WASH
ing Machine, a gratuity
The Committee on Farming lmplo-
ments recommend gratuity of 80 to Mr..
Dunshee of Bristol, for a very nice COW
cred Buggy presented by him, and much
admired by all who saw it. They would
favorably notice another similar nice COW
cred Buggy, made by Mr.. Strong, of Ben
son. Their attention was called to very
ingenious and convenient Hay Rack, and
q Join.Roller, made by Loyal Wright, of
Weybridge. Likewise to u nice Cutter
and Gigg, made by Mr. Parady, OF YER
gennes, and Horse Rake presented by
MIR. Bixby,of Vcrgennes, possessing many
points of convenience and utility. K. q.
Boyce, of Middlebury, presented double
Coultered Plow, or ditching and ,utting
tough grecn-sward, and comical-looking
machine for digging potatoes, both said to
xyork yrell
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THE INl TEIlL TGENCER.
M1MNIE NY.
AxEARLY RuY4R or EARLY LOVE. BYJA.B.


Az EARLY RuYxE OF EARLY LOVE. BYJ.A.B.
How we'll do remember
That gladstone sunny day,
When first my heart fell beating
For darling Mamie May.
Her happy laugh, so mirthful,
Revealed her teeth like pearls:
Blue tinged with veins her forehead
That hid beneath her curlS.
Her hair the breeze was waving,
AS did the golden corn;
Her eyes were like the sky-blue,
That cloudless summer morn.
We wandered DER the meadow,
And culled, where'er was seen,
The buttercnp and daisy
That brightly hecked the green.
Then in her mischief playful,
She archly tried to steal
My flowers, and when caught her,
She screamed merry peal.
And flushed with glee so joyous,
She strung them round her neck,
And said, to make me handsome,
/, too, my hat must deck.
Then strayed we in the orchard,
Mid glad and shining grass.
Unmindful, in our happiness,
How swift the hours pass.
When, weary with our rambling,
We sought the shade to rest;
There, near where sat mylannie,
found a bluebird's nest.
A tiny egg had fallen;
Cried she, "Ah, give me this
81 will, but give e-something;p
She did-.if yUoS-0 Eiro
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PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
AT the Office of the MiIlennial

Harbinger, Bethany, Va.
CGHRIsTIAN HYAN-DoOK. in full shee E8Tsf cents per
mi sy g. oe3 Do az s e ss
do Turkey morocco, Elt edges, extra size, do do
Christian Baptism, Antecedents and conSequents
Debate SS Roman Catholicism, between Bp. Purcell
chFI;tan Baptist in1 vol complete, muslin
oven Debate, new edition, si,s5. !, =
Rss Ds6 BE- edition. o2 per neal
e 81 and others p hishAFas'n Price from
Rsz,sSs on R!g ss.
Back Volumes Of the Mlennial Harbngef, 81 per vol
Christian Baptist Rice DEBATE and HaFbipger
Ssfss 2 sBd sS ets on tine n'
~ No books viii be sent on commission.
PRICE OF BOOKS BY srA1I-posrAGE PAID HER
Hymn Book, sheep, per dozen. ......$400
80 Is aFabesque, per Dozen. ......... 3 90
5qsa; gut saEss PEI 90
Christian Baptist, per dozen. -..-.....l0
Christian System, per dozen.
Terms of the HarbInscr for 1858.
copy to single subscriber. So
HnotPad before the expiration Of six months. SO
copies for oneyear or copy for three years.. 90
10 copies (and copy grats 90 90
Is copies land one copy grats) 80 90
tlSm and one neatly bound Hymn Book) ........ so
tsn and two neatly bound d Hymn Booksj... 20 go
100 copies (and getter up of blub three books
Baptism and three neatly bound Hymn Books. 100 90
100 copies (and copies Of the book Baptism and
neatly bound Hymn Books $3.50 90
EXTRA PREMIUMS!
three or more clubs $780, $40 worth
OF Books.
For the next largest over $50, $50 worth of Books
And for the largest $780, $25 worth of Books.
The books to be selected according order of
Agent to whom the premium Is awarded.
laYs THE CASH MUST BE FORWARDED INVARIABLY
IN ADVANOEFOR CLUBS. We cannot afford to keep ac<
counts for Clubs.
e0ndpetitOr.I0r these premiums.
Address A. CAMPBELL, Bethany,
mhls-1y Brooke county, Va.
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This route passes through NJ Lexington Lancaster Cir
cleYile, WRshingto Wilmington GarroWthe richest
and most beautiful part OF Ohio.
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1nbonnectlon with the above, keep every kind of m
SlcaInstruments and musical merchandise generally.
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49,. THE
LIVER .IlNVIGOR,ATOR!
PREPARRD BY DIR. SANFORD,

~ DIoINBS public that acts as CQtartic
known It Is not only 0arsic but IsSsr fe$sd8
acting first Onte Ltoer to eject its morbid
the stomach and bowels to OF that matter thus ac
two purposes any Of the
drttcs 1t Strengthens the system at the same time that
II; and When taken daily in doses, viii
The LIVER is one Of the principal regulators of the
human body and when 1t performs its functions WE'LL
s almost entirely dependent on tie healthy action
aesr Tor the proper perform ance tile
system suffers In consequence LIVER
having ceasedto do the diseases Of that or
gan, one Oft proprietors has his study in
PoNce OF more than years, to find some remedy
" the many arrangements to which
To prove
has but to try bottle, ant. sconvictionis certain.
rinse duuls remove alfSnorbid or bad after from
Causing S aG R si
THE bt5ooD tone and health to the
MEotS the cause of the disease
BILIous ATTAoKs are eured, AND, WHAT IS
the occasional of
eating to relieve the stomach
ana preYens me gIood rom rising and souring
p one retrings prevents NIGHT
Only one dose taken at +niebt, loosens the bowels
o9saose taken after each meal win eure DYsPE?s1A
St5Ss 24s d9se 45 two spoonfas viii
One bottle taken male obstruction the
Only one Fssass 6 fFsS1
0ns dose often repeated is0a sure cure for CHOLERA
i ~ Only one bottle IsSneeded 70 throw ont OF the
Stem te eHects OF medt-cne aftera long sickness.
One bottle taken forsSJAJJNDICE remoVea An sal.
/ loWnssa or unnatural color from the skin ~
One dose taken short<tfme before eating viz
OF the appetite and food .dgeStrW
S1s Jose otten repeatedIcpres 097s0AYG 92IAR-
6a1%A1n ITS worst tornss while s. u II 6fsER and
60WhA complaints yieldZ almost TO the arst d0sa.
One or two doses cures taeks ,snsf nv WORMS In
Children there or speeder reTneiv IN
the world AS II neUer }IiEs.
d ga few bottles suresgl DR0RSY, by exciting the
ahsorbents.
We t.kep pleasure htecom- meadihg This nedioihe as
preventive FEVER AND AGILE PEtSTIR
and al REVERS Of q BIZ LIOUS TYPE 1t operates
With thousands are willing Is TESTIFY 10 n
wonderful virtues. - 8EsgEs -
a III Rz1La USE ~ IRE 6IYTA1y THFERfUy4ET
s4telSsSs1 ISINL91g K4Ht2e. -
4ts SoGterSsl teHIouth re lf1t00idtoF GsSd
StOa4koto both together. Fl
TIE LIVER 1NVIGORATOR
Observation-Disclosures ISoOVRRYsfSn and Is daily
most too 20 helieVe Itenres asifb ~
than one bot isIequired ente any kind Oh TYER
from the worst Dgsbs1sid a 4
E4SED LIVER q 2tE5 -
PRICE ONE DQLLAB PER RoTTLR
DR. SANFORD, Proprietor 845 BFoadTSy YNIsSsSEogt
llApdretaNed by all QTnRgists Sid sGlSo 81 $
+ : nnayl4-Ay n =. IQGAE& on, Wheeling. va
WHEELING Nd P.B n I1RI1Ss
S SANDS g Sc A M
Z, S,seaeese d lF1as e tst,1
N 81 RE ID IT. IT., " IEsESfsI ~ al
je1FdaWly fss
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EPRnos, Meodeons, and every kind of musical instru
mems tuned and repaired.
E#FAll goOds warranted at this establishment. nov6
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Be particular and for Tickets Via. the NJ. 81.
Short Line RAN Road.
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For THROUGH Tickets and other information, enqnir,
Ohio Ticket Oce In hesprgg House, ON Water
street, Wheeling, Va.
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TRAINS LEAVE EVANSVILLE AS FOLLOWS:
at 12lSM q CincInnnt pc az aove
on arrival Of Central Ohio Trains from Wheeling the
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SZ4SaS L9sslsszL Il Z
Great Northern and Southern NTailRoute.
FoR NORTHERN SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
itaiir TRAVELLERS. SD 49, 7s5gF5-5 q
Twice DAILY, Sunday night excepted between Rich
II mond and Washington City via Gordonsve and Alex
andria. =,5s}s I !. fss4.5 4 =. n 1900
Hours of departure at sRich- sassss
m0nd .6:4o A. NJ and 1880 p n,
Returning leave Washington. "a AN. and54 Pm.
Arrive Riehmond. -. ;. 1890 P. NJ and m.
mond and Washington
4 THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP r. II.
and beingn excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND soUTHERNs MAIL, give the best guar
antee Of always securing connections, as Is shown ar
walls daily at Richmond washington city in Of
the Steamboat line. ti5s-5s
FAaE gETwERN RIoHMo Y1shtzoroN go
An Omnbus WILDE found always ready to take THROUGH
passengers and their baggage wearing apparel
the two Of charge, with ample time for them to
take their meals, whether going North orSouth.
Through TCketR be obtained between Danville and
Washington at the Terminus the Road now nearly COM
pls.ed to Danyle An Agent Of the Company win receive
tend to their baggage all Way or;e Bal
tmore Dep0t 2 - =
route. -
mond and Alexandria. Fef
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principal regulators of the
performs Its functions well,
fullEdeveloped. The stomach
on the healthy action of the
ance ofits flnctions;when tile
are at fault, and the W1oIe
sof one orgau4the= LIVER
SFor the diseases of that or
has made It his study, In a
years, to find some remedy.
many arrangements to which
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SHEET MUSIC.
Thkargest stock sheet nnsic m uscal works, &c. &c.
in thu Western country.
mnsiosent to any address, postage free.-ks
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3. GEST, Pres't, WV. BAILEY Act supt,
cincinnati. ts.iilt s5 zanesYile, o.
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FARE AS Low AS ny ANY OTHER ROUTE.
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Take the Central Ohio Road TO
LANESVIIl3E

And there oHAXoR take those Of the G. W. & q
Short Line.
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iPHNNSYLVANIAR RAILROAD.
NHE GREAT CENTRALsRoUTE, connecting the Atlan-s
tic cities with Western, North Western, and South.
western States by Roway direct This road
AL Western Rivers and
ausKy with Steamers to n ports the
Lakes; making the most direct cheapest and relid6is
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded to and from
tho Great Vest. y. =
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RRUHT Jar,

I'm HAND-Alarge and superior assortment Of Dpre old
I4 Brandtes, Wines, Gins and Whiskies for medicinal
lburposeS.t CHARLES w. GRAHAM; ~
II aug4 No.2n, Centre Wheeling.
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Tsoelce miles shorter by this Route than ola.
Columbus to Cincinnati.
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GOFT HATS-Just opened large stock ofsoft Hats--ey
- cry considerable variety. style and color.
iuly5 BLISS &OANTPBELL, 3
No. IS, Main ST..
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Virginia Central Railroad.
-ORANC5El- AND LEX q .M1NRIA

RAILROAD
s -
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q III Ez1E1 USE ~ ARE tpTYTAEly TY1FJRfTyAr4 M
sAtlGSsZESL F.4VoIa. = -.
81 Ma t0Gter IN Tie Qoit tde 4Sd
etodItot1 6oth together. -
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LII relghts intended for shipment on the road must be
tne hours OF q M and M,
none VIII De received after that hour. \. SWEENEY,
9eplO General Manager
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S. %. HARPER g SONS.

>, ~. aAhFEik g SONS,
ENNHoLEsALE AND, RBTAIL DEALERS IN HATS a.
w GAPS, have hand aud are receiving gem III
Sral assortment of SILK Beaver hats; also So
hAts of every color, shape and quality.
They have received latest Fall fashion New York
aud ara nov prepareto furnish gentlemen With hats OF
every description and quality.
They also keep an paiu and fancy
and Cloth Gaps, for and boys, all which
ttheyoNr TO their onstoerson most peasInR terms
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Als,agentfor PrInce' . M eIoSIe cons, GJnrIhnrt,a
NTel'deons, and Hughes & HnIe's HGeIode-
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changing OF badness nom a long credit l,otsr
- se enc OF ~ also change long proatS
Sh9ls ones, and In closing our stock 81 6SSS
0les9s apa viii sen from Is Ier
esat lea9 than our former prices. should any
80 ey at No. Warrington Hall you VIM IS a
eane pNttSaod ne mean nstvhat ne sSy 80 -
WHETHER 4 LARTN
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"GRAPHODOMETER"
~
A MA CHINE JUST PATENTED By
J. NJ. wa MPLER,
CTVTL AND MECHANICAL ENGTVEER
iy22 dom
-, STAR OF THE NORTH

Sz7zA GAS CONSUMING STOVE!l
Sf> Continuous and perfect combustion of the gases
producing the most brilliant flame from anthracite coal
Our immense sales the last season and the satisfaction
they gave are an evidence of their superiority For off
ces, stores &C they unsurpassed. We have in
use at our store where should be pleased to show and
explain its operation would refer parties using
in the city.
COLLINS, HEATH Il HUTCHINSON,
Maryland Stove and Plumbing House,
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MARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE
TTNHE SUN Mutual INSURANCE
IL COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
Insures Marine and Inland Navigation Risks terms
orable those of any other Company All persons
ing Policies from this Company entitled to share OF
the profits without mourning any liability, beyond the
of Premium The assets Of the Company liable
for the payment of losses, are over s., 000, 000
A. B. NELSON, Press't.
A. SEAToN, v Pres't J. WHITEHEAD, Sec.
C. OLIVER O'DONNELL, Agent in Baltimore.
foo No 81 EXCHA
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DIAPER HANGINGS
Il HOWELL & BROTH Frs,
MANUFACTURERS,
260 BALTIMORE ST, OPPOSITE HANOVER,
Are receiving their fall supply of their superior PA
PER HANGlNGS. The stock will prove on examination
to be large any in the country, embracing
thing and desirable of the richest and cheapest de-
scrpons-FRENCH, directly imported, as well as our
manufacture.
Having increased facilities by introducing and
improved machinery into FactOlycustOmers can de-
pend the quality and style of the goods, also the
prompt fulfllment of orders.
Our assortment of GOLD PAPERS, VELVETS, WOOD
MUTATIONS PANELINGS, BORDERS, CURTAIN Pa
PERS, &C. is very extensive and cannot fail to please
Orders from the country promptly filled.
PAPER put in the best manner, and promptly s2ltf
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8atl &Oaos.

IL ea &c. For TILE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
On and after September 10th, 1885, the trains willr
Leav camden Station, Baltimore-sfail Except I'M
day. at 10 A. NJ; Express daily at sos P NJ, Tor
WEST. Both trains 60 through direct
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
train; between Piedmont and Wheeling, and between
Grafton and Parkersburg take the sos P NJ from
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at AIS p
N and from Frederick at $40 NJ.
THE ELLlCOTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at
GOA NJ, and $3.50 p NJ and Ellicotts Mills A. ~
and $40 r NJ.
FOR WASHNGT0v AND THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore at 40 and Q 30 A. NJ, and $50 AMI
$50 ?. NJ On Sundays at so y. NJ. only Leaves Wash.
ngton for Baltimore Gl5 and 745 A. NJ and 3 80 and
and fourth trains from Baltimore and Washington connect
with trains on the Annapolis Road.
For tickets Of every kind, information, &c, apply
J. 7. ENGLAND, Agent, at the Ticket Office Camden
station. W. p. SMITH
. Master OF transportation
/. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent n1Stf
NORTHERN CENTRAL HALFWAY.
Il -. ::.s.--..;..s.z 55zis5........
CHANGE OF HOURS AND TRAINS.
FAIL ARRANGEMFNT
THE NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY being com
peted, and in operation to Wamsport making close
New York and Erie and Canandaipua Railroads for
"Ik H. EiMIRA ROCHESTER,, SYRACUsE
Nlt"AfA FALLS, BiNGltANfTDN, BUFFALO,
BATAVIA, OSW EGO,
ALL THE TOWNS AND CITIES IN WESTERN NEW
YORK AND CANADA
On and after October 9TH trains will run as follows
Passengers for Niagara Falls, nao, Harrisburg Car
isle Chambersburg, Lancaster leave Cavsrt Station
SIS a. NJ. and $50 p. NJ
Taroughto Niagara and Bgg1lo in II hours.
Passengers for PtsburF, Chicago, Cncl att st. Loui
and other cities and towns in the West Nor and South
west, leave Calvert Station at SIS A. II. and TO- p. NJ
For Bedford Springs passengers leave by trains
NJ and 10, r ", connecting with the Pennsy lvania aud
Broad Top Railroads.
Ali stop a regular way stations.
Fare to ElmIra., .....,.,....,..,...........S
Do. Niagara Falls ................,.......IG
DO Buffalo. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
baggage checked through to all principal points WtSP
and NORTH.
Passengers have the opportunity Of stopping over at any
seats at pleasure.
BY the completion Of this road WflIiamsport, we re
fer the Travellers 10 the following comparison of distance
BY Northern Contra! Railway. By New York
255................. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .45g
~ Eco. ................l23
3f............. BiNGHAMPrON.- ...........4OI
81 ............ CANANDlI GUA..,. ........551
353.........,..... ROCH EST En- ..............5
34.....r......,,. BATAVIA ....-... ..,....5q0
3Jl............... SYRACt SE...............477
42l........... NIAGARA FALLS..,.........627
4%3. .OS " ECO. ..............5l
4H4.....,...,..,... ri FFALO ...............G COG
42....,.......... III Rk................G -6
For THROUGH TICKETS and farther and relis
bile information apply the Ticket Office Calvert Station
n. T. corner of Calvert and Franklin streets Baltimore
oc7-tf C. c. ADGEON, Superintendent
LIZ 81 t. PHILADELPHIA.
Hz.z-Az- - l. " NGTON AND
BALTIMORE
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BRACKETS FOR COTTAGES.-Also
DMoudings, various kinds, Columns, Balustradng
&C., for sale by JOS THOMAS SON, corner Of Park and
~vsts oc4-1
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PREPARE FOR WTNTEP m
WM. H. STRAIN 4 CO.,
ocZ-3m 3 Il corner Lombard and Light SITS

~ iii =. p. VJTlyT I4OnDard and hight sts
e84 MARSHBANK FULTON COOK
tssry SToE =; FOX WOOD OR CoAL-FIvE SIZES
BILE STOVE S have been sold within the past two wears
a,d no dissatisfaction For sale in this city only by
ROBBINS Co
hapdIQ
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MertbanNiae.

AIHAD AND HERRING.
- Just received, splendid lot of No Shad and
Herring, for sale at lowest rates, by
W D. SHURTZ Il CO.,
my26t No. II Commerce Street.
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EQUITABLE FIRE INSURANCE
THE GREAT WESTERN (MARINE)
4 INSURANCE COMPANY

OF NEW york
Authorized Capital S., 100000
Cash Capital tGlreddy paid IN 100000
Surplus Fund represented by script 100000
This Company combines the advantages of the mixed
plan ESQ long and proaby practiced by the best Life In
Companies in Europe) blending the desirable
cury of large Gosh Capital, with liberal return of the
profits to its customers.
All Marine and Inland risks insured most favorable
terms
RcH'D LATHERs Prest. JNo. A PARKER, LIST V. Prest.
DOUGLAS ROBINSON, Sec'y. J. F. Cox, I'd do.
COLIN MACKENZIE, Agent in Baltimore,
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