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News,of the Week.

by an error in the reports in the
city papers of the Springfield Horse Show
we failed to mention the name of E. S.
Stowell Of Cornwall as among those from
Vt. who took premiums His was one
hundred dollars on best mare and colt.
The village of Brattleboro is soon to
be lighted with gas.
Daniel Hastings, deaf and dumb
man, was killed on the VT & Mass r. h.
on Friday OF last week while walking on
the track
The Coarsticm Valley Union,
Democratic paper started in Bradford
about a year ago, has failed up
On Monday afternoon, OF last week
Michael Tracy was ru, over by a train Of
cars on the Central, between Mortified
and ROIbury. He was drunk.
The Windsor County Fair was held
at Woodstock, on the 20 aud 30 ult. The
Exhibition as whole is spoken of as very
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action.
ALBANY October LIST

ALBANY october ISL.
Err. EDlroR. have recently been
RECALLED with some of the beautiful princi-
pies of the Democracy ofthe Empire State.
Mr.. Trenaine, Of this City, one Of the
most promising men Of the party, had the
stump As l passed by the crowd in front
of the State HOUSE I stopped to enjoy
bit of the sport.
The speaker recalled to their mind
their late enthusiastic celebration of what
they supposed was great event in the
worlds history, the successful laying of
that mystic Gable, that threaded its way
over the hills and valleys of the ocean, dis
turbed the abodes OF the monsters of the
deep and invaded the realms Of old Nep-
tune himself, by which Ireland 'oos an.
nened 10 hmcri,o" Great applause,
signifying that they considered the Gable,
or the laying Of it, Or the annexation of
Ireland great affair." at is well known"
he continued " that the Battle of New Or
leans was fought after the conditions of
peace were concluded and the treaty sign.
ed, Great applause, indicating what a
great thing telegraph would have been
to prevent such battle.\ But who is
there here, who would wish 10 have erased
from history that glorious day and Andrew
jackson the hero Of New Orleans Great
applause, Simplifying that Jackson was II
great man, and the Battle Of New Orleans
a good chance to show himself) Who
would wish to blot out from our his
tory the administration OF Jackson and
the Democratic policy that has succeeded
him? tAppause) | think speak the SEN
tments of the Democracy of this State
When say rather til lose all this |
would obliterate, annihilate the Atlantic
Gable and all the cables that ever have
been, and ever will be laid Tremendous
applause by which they confess that they
would not have cable that would prevent
such glorious thing as pitched Bat
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The OxyRenated Bitters,

For the cure Of DYSPEPSIA or IsDIsxsrIos,
Liver Complaint, Asthma, Costivensss, Loss Of
Appetite, Fever and Ague, Heart Burn, Water
Brash, Acidity, Sea Sickness, scurvy Nausea,
Headache, Ennui and Genera Debility, or any
disease having its origin in imperfect digestion.
These Biae~s, as all classes Of our fellow cit-
zsns, including Members OF Congress, Lawyers,
Physicians, Clergymen, Planters, Farmers and
others testify, are the cafe certain and sorereg1
SPECIFIC for the immediate relief and permanent
cure of the many cruel complaints which in some
phase or other Of Dyspepsia sfilict our race.
These 5intrs were discovered by DR.. George
b. Green, and in their formula differ entirely from
hat Of any other preparation Of medicine. Com
tanning no alcohol no mineral-no poison-no
noxious drug,-iu their nature tonic, not stimu-
lating. their virtues In any cline they
are ;, combination and form indeed " Of Med
icine which knows no rival in discriminating dis
eass and restoring the system to its pristine vgor
and health. No matter Of how 'ong standing or
however induced or chronic in its character tie
disease may be,-no matter that it has bafied the
skill of the ply stefan, and resisted the efforts Of
Medicine, single trial Of these Bitsrs will salts
fly the sufferer that HE disease Is amenable to tho
proper remedy.
In testimony Of the ma.iy cure, effected by this
Remedy reference Is had to the written certif-
Gates from distinguished individuals known eli
over the land.
S. W. FowLE & Co., Proprletors, Boston. For
sale by their agents everywhere. and by W. P.
Russell, Middlebury; Roscoe & Washburn, New
Hsvsni B. r. Haskell g. Son, Corn wall. o.
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The Bennington b1Rser Gays fruit
growers society has recently been orgauiz-
ed in that town. This is good move,
and could be pro6tably initiated by every
town in the State.
-Four GENERATIONS. During the pre-
sent season four generations have moved
grass together in Westminster-Mr Rubin
Pierce aged 50 years leading of, and
followed by bis son, grand son, aud great
grand son, the latter being Is. There are
five generations now living in the family
md when the 6fth generation was born,
the father wrote to his groat-grand-fathor,
that, as remarkable os it may seem to
you, your granddaughter is grandmother
to my son. b. .. Times.
A New HARNESS. The New Bruns-
wick papers give an account Of new aud
peculiar harness which is attracting con-
siderable attention The ordinary saddle
is dispensed with, also, the whippletree
and breeching. The wagon is controlled by
too friction rollers fastened at the end OF
tho shaft bars The shafts are held aud
controlled by TOO torrets at the names.
The horse can be detached from the car
riage in moment, by means of two
springs hooks, arranged at the forward
end of the trace. which is convenient AT
all times, and moro especially in case a
horse becomes frightened and runs away
ANY of our readers afflicted with
| Scrofula or Scrofuous complaints, will do
/ we'll to read the remarks in our advertis.
ing columns respecting it But little Of
the nature Of this disorder has been known
by the people, and the clear exposition Of
it there given, will prove acceptable and
useful. We have long admired the search
ing and able manner in which DR.. AYEF
treats every subject he touches whatever
has his attention at all, has i great dea
OF It, he masters what he undertakes, AM
no one who has a particle of feeling for hi
afflicted fellow men, can look with indif
ference upon his labors for the sick. Rcac
what he says Of Scrofula, and see in hov
fcw.words nd how clearly he tells US more
than we all have known of this insidcu
and fatal malady. Sun Phiiadef PHI
| Pa.
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&C SILL HAERls.
-.
Asa A. FULLER
Addison ccurtr ce1st,
June Term, 1883
ana nie trustee
SfOCIC GtrrInnN

nOCtS SiiEbDON.
Whereas kussel Harris. Of New Haven, IN
tho ouutr of Addison, entered in this Courts
ts December Term, A. D. 1857, his writ and
declal atom against Asa Allen Fuller, Of Meri-
den, in the County Of La Sale, in the State Of
Illinois, and his Trustee. Moses Sheldon Of Sal
isbury, in said Addison County, with q return
thereon Of personal service as 10 said Trustee,
and Of attachment Of al the real estate belong
ing to said Full err in the town Of New Haven
and Middlebury, in said County Of Addison,
and also OF ono bay sucking colt a. the proper
ty Of said Fuller, and Of service AZ to said Full
Ter by leaving copy at b s last and usual
place ofabode, with one lanes Tueker,vhich
said declaration declares in pie. that the said
isa A. Fuller render to IL said plaintiff the
sum of four hundred dollars, which the plain
tiff says is due from the said defendant TO bal
ance book accounts between them and demands
in damages the sum Of six hundred dollars
And said ause having been continued to the
present term Of this curt, and II being shown
to the Court that said Fuller was out OF the
State at the time of the service Of said writ,
AMI has not since returned within the same nor
had personal notice of this suit 1t is there
upon ordered by tho Court that this cause be
further continued until the next term to be held
on the second Tuesday Of December, A D
1858, and that in the meantime notice Of the
| tendency thereof be given said Fuller, by pub
| LEGATION Of this order together with the sub
stance of the plaintiffs declaration, three weeks
successfully in the Middlehury Il egister, pub
| lie newspaper printed at Middlsbury, in said
| e lunty Of Addison, the last Of which publica-
tons shall be at least three weeks prior to said
| next term.
DUGALD STEWART. Clerk.
E. r. WRIGHT, Plff's Attorney. 26;3u
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NEW BOOKS.

Agnes, by the author Of Ida May, Lay Ser
mons, by T. s. Arthur, Spurgecn's Gems, Story
of the Telegraph, Laying OF the Telegraphie Ca
BILE, Atlantic Telegraph Charts, Msgclan's Own
bv Lola Montez, Belle Of Washington. by Mrs.
81. p. Laselle, A Woman's Thoughts about No-
men by tho author CT John Halifax i fe Thoughts
by II W. Beecher. Christian Life, by Peter
Bayne, Handy Book of Property Law, Father
Hensol,'s Story, The Two Sisters. by Mrs. South
worth, A Poor Fellow, snd large variety of
School and Miscellaneous Books, ior sale by
A, H. COPELAND
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To Consunptives.

The advertiser having been restoIed to health
in few weeks, by yeIy simple remedy after
having suffered several years with.a severe Luas
Affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known 10 his fellow suffer
ers the means OF cure 10 all who desire II he
will send copy Of The prescription used free of
change wish directions for preparing and using
Consumption. Asthma, Bronchitis, Sc. The on.
" object Of the advertiser in sending the pre-
scriplon is 10 benefit the afflicted, and be hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as II will cost
them nothing, and prove blessing. Parties
wishing the lresen, prescription will please ad-
dress Rev, EDM ARD A. WILSON
2s,sm Wliapsbprgh, Isng leland.
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J1aiiy Legislative Journal,

For the Session OF 1858, will embrace full re-
ports, including abstracts OF the debates on top.
les of interest, as in the Daily Of lrst year II
will be sent free Of postage, Tor any number less
than five, At 81 per copy; five copies for "a and
for any number above five at 10 cents per copy.
WATERMAN 4 STATE JOURNAL Weekly,
during the Session, containing proceedings and
debates, as cents. For three months containing
proceedings, debates and laws, so oents The
Waterman Is the only weekly paper in the State
which publishes the proceeding and debates in
full E. p WALTON, Publisher.
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ATLANTIC CABLE!

Much has been said and written on this won
derll enterprise, and not only SO, bnt our Peri
odieals and AasaL mes ore dislrit utng the news
throughout the wide world not only about Thu,
but many Other important topics Of the day, and
wonderful events OF gone by years.
Now II you wish To keep them for future pos =
terity 70 read, send them 10 my Bhdery In this
village, and have them bound In good and dura-
be style. Also If you have any other books that
are coming loose from the binding and need re-
binding o. repairing, they can be done at my
shop. Ius' received loom the city supply Of
good Binding stock.
MiddlebuTy. 2ssw II. RICHARDSON
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DR.. .JORDON,
German hvsician

Treats chronic disease 10 all forms, by an ex-
animation Of the urine teist passed in the moru
iug.) with the name and age OF the patient.
y practice Of over Ave years in Vermont, dem
on. ttates success selioa obtained in chronic die
easGs.-Offiee, opposite Town Hall, Brandon, Vt.
NIB. DR.. J will be in Roehss ter, Vt (Falss'
HoteD the last Saturday in eae.l month. COM
mencing May 20. lift
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MARRIED..

In Salisbury, Sept. 2o,by Rev. @. W. Bsrrow.,
rr. ANA MAssFIELp, Of Bristol, to Miss S. q.
CLAFLIS, of Salisbury.
In Salisbury, Sept 20, by Rev CIV. Barrows,
Mr.. d. HOLMAN. Of Salisbury, to Miss S. r.
BAIL, II Manchester, Mass
In New Haven. Sep. II n, Roy. Nr. T'Avf
Mr.. II /. SMITH. of Bris:o', o. lis, fLLEN L.
CRANt, New Haven.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Missionary Convention at Middle
bury

A convention OF the friends of Missions in Ad-
Olson County will be held IN the Congregational
Church, at Middlebury, on Monday evening, No.
vember LIST, and during the Tuesday and Wednes
day following. Some of the Secretaries and re-
turned Missionaries Of the A. r. G. I. N. are ex.
pected to take art in lie meetings. Pastors,
members and attendants of all the christian
chrrche. in the vici ity are ffectionatey invited
to be present, and those who may come from adj
joining towns will lie Hospitality entertained:
L i IL
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HARRY MOORE } Addison Co. Court
JONATHAN s. PERRY y June Term, 1865

JONA ihhNN % Eisni saho A~rut toSo.
Harry Moore of Middlebury, in the County
of Addison, having entered in this court at the
present term thereof his writ and declaration
against Jonathan Perry, of Cornwall In SAID
County, with return therein Of attachment Of
one Stage Coach, and also Of three horses. ONE
touble harness, two stage sleighs, one long
sleigh ,one light traverse sleigh one stage wsg-
OH gearing, one light two horse wagon, AID one
plough, and Of service Of said writ on aAid Per-
ry, BY leaving copy at his last and usuA
place Of abode, in the hands Of his vifs--vhich
said declaration is in plea that the defendant
render to the plaintiff the sum Of three huA-
dred dollars which plaintiff says 10 due from De-
PENDANT to balance book accounts between then.
and demands in damages the sum Of Ave hun
bred dollars. And now it being shown 70 the
court that said Perry was out Of the State at
the time Of the service Of said writ, and has NET
since returned within the same, nor had per
sonal notice Of the tendency of this suit: It 10
thereupon ordered by the court that this cause
be continued until the next term to b held o.
the second Tuesday of December, A. D 1858,
and that in the meantime notice Of the psnden-
cy thereof be given said Perry, blythe psblioa-
ton Of this order together with the substance
Of the plaintiffs declaration, three weeks suo-
cessyely in the Middlebury Register. public
newspaper printed at said Middlebury, the last
Of which publications shall be at least thxtS
days prior to said next term
DUGALD STEWART, Clerk.
E. R. WnIonT. Pli's Attorney. 26,sv
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that | have given my
son John W. Goodrich, his time curing The re-
mainder Of his minority, and that will no,,aiter
this date. claim any ri his wages or earnlngs,
and Will not be liable Cor his debts.
LEVI l.. GOODRICH.
Orwell, Aug, ~, 1865, 24Sw
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TUDOK,S OINTMENT.

mis- Ointment is the BEST in the WORLD,
f,rithe majority of cases where an Ointment Ia
needed. ] have made arrangement so as 10
have, constantly, the geaui.s article for sale. Nc
other person sells il in this town.
lOct. "a. 2ssmeow. u. A. SHELDON
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Devtne'sCompound Pitch Lozen ges

Warranted to cure Coughs, Odds, H1ooping
Cugh, Brosehitis, Group, Asthua, and C6asu,al-
ton
EySold by Druggsts and Merchants gener-
ally throughout the country; also by the manu-.
facturer, No. Wilson Lane. Boston, Mass AZ
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A NEW YLE

OF COOKING STOVE.-The subscriber has
now on hand-in addition 10 a great variety Of
Stove table for parlors, stores, school houses,
shops. Sc, of the latest snd st patterns that
can he ound In any of the Stove mark ets-a new
snd improved Cook Stove, different from any ever
before seen in this place, which he will sell On
terms equally, IL not more favorable than can be
had Mt any place in Vermont. Also variety Of
Wares of Tin, Copper, Brass and Iron, Of the;
best stock and workmanship, Of the kinds he has
long been in the habit Of keeping, and can con-
llently assure those in want Of anything In this
line, that they will find It for thoir interest to
call end examine for the msslves before puIchas-
ing elsewhere A WILCOX.
Middlebury, Oct. ., 1858. EST
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MEDICINES,

\ lcr = not, within thirty-two miles Of Md
deuury. ans place where so large q variety, SO
etvd u q slity, - reasonable prlces, aud 90 good
coapele dispensers eau be found, as at the
stOrp Of
Oct. l., II. A SHELDON
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NEW YORK, Oot. D.
The Crystal Palace with all its con-
tents was entirely destroyed by FIRE this
afternoon.
The fair Of the American Institute was
being held there at the time. A large
amount of property was destroyed, consis-
ting Of mechanical and agricultural iinplc-
ments, nielodeDns, pianos, steam engines,
and other kind Of goods that were on
exhibition Tho fire broke out IN the
lumber room, which was filled with empty
boxes aud large quantity Of old lumber.
1t is believed to have been the work of an
iucendiary. W. en- first discovered the
Palace engine was brought out but the
hose was so full Of holes as to be useless,
the flames spreading with astonishing ra.
pidity, creating intense excitement among
the visitors present who we're estimated
at upwards of 1000. It is feared many
are killed. one dead body has been taken
out. The heat was intense. The iremens
services were of no avail and the whole
building is in ruins. Very little of its
contents were saved. Two only of the
many Gre engines on exhibition were got
out uninjured. The building was crowded
with articles on exhibition of every posi-
BILE description. 1t is impossible to esti-
mate the loss with any degree Of accuracy.
The building itself is estimated at $780,.
900. The contents must have been worth
double that sum.
The following is list Of the ocean
steamships, which have been lost within
the INST few ynnra ON the Atlantic
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New Jorsey hanks.
Thompson's Bank Reporter, corrected By
Thompson Brothers, furnishes the ANNEXED
list Of par jersey Banks and the places Of
redemption:
STATE OF NEW JSHsHY.
Bank Of Jersey City, jersey City Ocean Bank.
Bank Of New Jersey; Continental Bank.
Central Bank Of New jersey, Hishtovn, s. and
Up; Manhattan Bank.
Bclvidere Bank, Belvidere, IS and ~; Mstropeli-
tan Bank.
Oi.y ssek. Perth Ansoy; Inper.s..,sa rr.-
O.Iasgs 1@l q E.v jersey, A..ris.a n
rss..r /, s.sl q w.atass.ss4 .p;:1ssAa.a'
1asmeSs' and Meshania' Bank. Milalatev.
Point; Bank d the Oommnnwsaath.
EArnsu' hschanics Bank Of RAILWAY, Mstso-
pOlitGl Bank.
& HsSssssso.n sssk. nasssesssSs. 80 r. IA :,
- 1xeh4nes Rank. -
Fa M1esssn CITY Dank /: oe~sx Neek,
ystssdon g. B.nh, 1rsgiagsSa, ~ NJ, Bank
asA1ae q. 1aak, lssaaA sY33s - - Leashsr
1l. 6Dsal, Newark ,sssaA up, n..A.a-
!. a.. !: 3 ~. as... r,s.oa, ]. and -, S.al
s. M So: Il ii, J.r., ci,s,ls. end
:Esis - isp..l. J. !. ;, o.s......-
1s..sk -. sa.ss o. nssari, !.
80 - 3 - -; nssasssilAan
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COM NJ ERCIAI4.
DAILY CARR CIsy Orricn, I
Ke,kuk. June 18th.


Ke9kuk, June 18th.
FLOUR - banner Mills Extra Family ffall
whsst)t7 % y Dbl, Extra supernns tspnss
wheat - -, DupsrGne o 90. Gate City Extsa,
400 per bbl. Second quality, Is 80 y bill
Country Aouv, 81 s6 y sssk. Quincy, ~ 90 to
- rs. Graham, tfall whea,) . % per 100 lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, Soc to Sc per 100.
coRN-ResAy sais u 81 70 Sic.
BARL1Y-aood demand for prins ssali.iss at
500 to 75c.
WHEAT-5oe 70 Sc for common SOC for prime
0ATs--In request at 80.
RYE-3bc to 400 little coming in
PoTAT0Es-soArcs selling u Is 10 SIC.
GROCKRIEs-E. o. susarfair TITO sl,psime 81
70 o. choice o. clarified 10 70 IOi crushed and loaf
13ts ISL. Moiassss Plantation So 70 4ec, q. II. 40
70 ~, Golden Syrup, rs to SOC. CoGss-Rio III,
V l7i. Java 10 70 3lc. Ries 70 s1e.
soAP--Pslm oie, Family &c.
CANDLEs-Star - to ., stsarine IN. Mould
II 70 III, summer pressed IL 70 l5c.
LARD-Rair supply, Sc to Ste.
BuTTER-In good supply, 81 10 Zoe.
HIDES-Dry Is to l4c; green, s.
HAY--prAirie from - to IS. Timothy, tI3
80 ga. Hungarian, Ga to 4. II.
sEEDs.-Hungarian Trans, 20 to lo0c; Tim
othy, 81 so to 1 rs.
suNDRIEs--onions, 20 70 10; Eggs, . 10 10;
Feathers, S5c to 4oc White Beans, Sc 70 -.
FRuIr--Fair supply. Green apples, shoics, ~
so to q. Dried apples, u 80 TO 81 80 per bashsi.
Dried peaches, - ~ 70 ~ So; Rsisins, ~ gsto
90.
cHEEsE--w. II. 81 10 u; Denmark 10 to II.
Ma Dopk MI sav.k hnn a.
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New Jersey, pennsylvania and
Delaware Currency.
We have revised and corrected the follow
ing list by the latest advices.' All here nam
ed are at par in Philadelphia.
Bank Of Chester Valley.
Bank Of Chester County.
Bank Of Danyille.
Bank OF Delaware County Chester.
Bank Of Germantown.
Bank Of MontgomeryGoun
Columbia Bank, Columbia.
Dsyiestown Bank, Doyiestown.
Easton Bank. At Easton.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Easton.
Farmers' Bank ~ Bucks County, Bristol.
Farmers Bank Of Lancaster, At Lancaster.
Farmers Bank OF Reading, Reading.
Lancaster Co. Bank.
Lebanon Bank at Lebanon.
Aaueh Chunk Bank, Mauch Chunk.
Miners Bank of Pottsville, Pottsvilk.
Stroudabnrgh Bank.
CatAsqua Bank.
Pottstown Bank.
The following New Jersey Banks Of Is
and upward are also ut par:
Burlington Bank.
Bank Of NiIlHille.
Bordsntown Dankine CompAn Bordentowp.
Burlington County Bank, neaford.
Cumberland Bank, at Bridgeton.
Farmers, Bank, Mount Holly.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Camden
Gloucester Co. Bank.
Mechanics Bank, at Burlington.
Mechanics and Manufacturer Bank, Trenton.
Mount Holly Bank.
Phillipsburg Bank.
Princeton Bank, at Princeton.
Salem banking Company, Salem.
State Bank, Camden.
stats Bank, New Brunswick,
State Bank, Newark.
Trenton Banking Company Trentos.
Union Bank of Frenchtown.
All the solvent banks Of Delaware ara resolved
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BARTLETT, KAYE & CO.,
Importers and Deaiers In
DRUGS Il MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS, yAKNlsHES.
W,NDca9 GLASS. GLASSWARE. BRUSHES. &C.
No IA Msin 81, hss. fiflA aal olx1b,
KlsOKUK. IOWA.
Printing Inks,

EIIutIu8 IKE
We have for sale . quantity Of WApE's Color
I'D IsKs, which are Justly considsred the best in
market. There A-s among them all shades of Red,
Hue, yellow and Brown, and Of all prices, from
rs cents up to $a3 per H. Also White Ink, Gold
siss and v2rnish, and nearlysil grades Of Black
Ink, Of the sAme manufacture.
We have. bssides,a quantity Of Mathers Black
Inks, stil undisposed Of than which there none
better in market.
All Of which We viii sell at manufsctursrs' pri-
css, for cash.
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sessyI 1..t. Nsvsss. : ana nssslsasa
s..ts B.al. Ns~ Brup.-isL; pk Of slucSess
wealth.
state Bank, Newark, IS 4 up, Manhatasa Il
State Bank. Elisahethtown, 81 Aup, DO
Somerset County Bank, summervilei AnsRioaa
Exchange Bank. u
Trenton Baking Co., Trenton, 5s and mp, = Ian
haitian BaDx.
Indiana free hanks.
The following quotations are based upor
the Report OF the Auditor ofethe State Of
Indiana, dated February lst, 1858:
srEcix PAYISo.
All DISCOUNT.
Bank Of Goshen, Goshen.
Bank Of 6osport, 0osport.
Bank Of Nj. vernon, Mt. Vernon.
Bank Of Pa0li, Psoli.
Bank Of salem, New Albany.
Bank OF Salem, Salem.
Bloomington Bank. Bloomington.
Cambridge City Bank, Cambridge City.
Exchange Bank, 9rsencastls.
Bank Of Indiana Michigan City.
Canal Bank, kvsnsville.
CentralB'k, indianapolis, redeemed By Treas
urer Of State.
Crescent City Bank, Evansville.
So "a 30 rrx,
CNI.a"s rs.- 80
T..n..X W.s,e.,a
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