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Markets.

NEW YORK, September l3.-Cotton is active-sales Of
800 bales The Vanderbils advices had tendency to
weaken prices but the market closed without any quota
Bile change. Flour closed heavy, with sales OF 49, 900
bbls. State, 81 80 So Ohio SIS SO SIS 65; Southern
is heavy and nominal Wheat closed lower with sales Of
Is, 500 bashes pme red, 81 20 common to fair white
ST. 80 81 49, Corn closed active with sales Of 49, 900
bushelsmixed, 65 ~ cents; white 80 cents Pork is
heavy-mess, SIT 35 SIT 49, prime, $l5 $l5 60
Beef is quiet Lard Is quiet at IL III. Whiskey is
firm, at 244 cents Sugar is dull Muscovado IT a 81
cents Coffee is quietRio, 81 III cents Spirits Tur
pentine is dull at 4s cents Rosn is heavy at 81 49,
Rice is dull
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.H
THE NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN.

The Bankers Magazine for September in reference to
the last loan of per cent says that the
loan bearing per cent interest is selling at l1G per
cent the late per cent loan of 1874 is worth 81 TO-
and at that rate it pays the rate Of interest The
above cannot be generally known among the holders Of
the per cent. loan, they would convert their per
cent into the per cent thus about per cent
of the premium which they losing at the rate of
about II per cent per annum
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TIE FUSION or the BRoDERIoK PARTY

gentleman residing in this city has received letter
from his in California, dated August 10TH in which
he says: You will by the papers that the Broderc
party left wing of the black republican party in this
State has fused with the simonpure wooly heads The
administration or national democracy will, however
pajn O complete victory. ("
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AMERICAN CONVERTS IN ROMA correspondent of the
Freeman's Journal (Catholic) writes 2

I" ROME, Vigil of the Assumption 1853
after vespcrs to-day, the Most Rev Cajetan Bedini
archbishop of Thebcs secretary of the Propaganda &c.
baptized in ST. Peters Church the son of Randolph
Rogers, of Virginia, the distinguished sculptor. The
Rev. j. Hoffman, of Maryland godfather, and Mrs
Portien Branda of Virginia. who is true represent
alive of the accomplished American lady, godmother
Mr. Rogers present. and took the deepest interest in
the service, though not himself Catholic Many Ameri
present Among them Miss j. Mullany. She
in earnest conversation with the Most Rev. Achbish
OPP Bedini the latter entered his carriage Whether
Church affairs State affairs cannot sayonly as
the Achbshops voice somewhat raised at the words
Let Americans to Rome, like that babe just bap
tized and ask for faith Let her obtain the Catholic faith
and will cement the union of the States and perpetu
the liberties of the country than standing armies
colossal navies the devious counsel of willy statesmen
These about the words used though lose their eo
quence in my translation rtNWs Nr
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Baltimore Anniversary.

BALTIMORE, Sept ID Tho anniversary Of the battle of
North Point, although occurring yesterday is being eel
ebrated to-day by general suspension OF business The
principal feature of the day is the removal of the bodies
Of Wells and McConas To spot selected in the city,
where monument is to be erected. A large military
and civic procession escorted the remains Flags dis
played and guns fired along the route.
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The Illinois Contest

srRrsorEID, Qil.) sept lS.Judge Breese the admin.
istation candidate for senator in Illinois, in a card denies
that he has Withdrawn in favor of Judge Douglas He
denounces the disoganizes against the honor and I'M
tegrity OF the democratic party ~
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The yellow Fever.

CnARLEsros Sept ID The number of deaths last
week from the yellow fever was 1903. .laI # II at
SAVANNAH, Sept. l3.--The chairman of the board of
health reports few sporadic of yellow fever since
Wednesday last, and these of mild type There is
epidemic. sist tF1 sfiiita4ll
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NAVAL Intelligence.

NoRFoLK, Sept Is. The United States practice ship
Prebe arrived here yesterday from her cruise and pro
oeeds TO Annapolis to-day. g
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WASHINGTON CITY.
TUESDAY, SEPT. Ia. 1858.
susiness Notice.

establishment view Of the proposed
change tsru conducted strictly cash basis all
subscriptions for the Union are dcon
Nc payments Agents aor this date,
,ep to " pscob h authorized 70 make oolicctons
Ia Dca are, Marylapd, aud Virginia, .ttr .a sfa
WASHINGTON, March 70 Isbb--u s.s4 rss4s+s
The foregoing notice include agents ooeo
tors thar We now employ employed IN this city
ony pered such service in other parts Of The
country. % .ai-is l+stt saf o iia lt3s APP zs--u
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sos Rosin steady at As "a As Sd Sugar quiet
Coffee firm. lice dull n
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FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

The Costa Rca coffee crop WILL It is expected, exceed
100000 qqls the coming season, and the sugar crop
40, 900 qlls. afsi aa
The crops in Nicaragua expected to be more pro
ductive this year than for some time past
About the middle OF the month the Costa RIGA gov
sent force to Greyown to take possession of
Scots property there and to claim the right 10 Punta
Castillo OF Punta Arenas but the commander of the
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-06-02
DIED.

In this town on the 9th Of May, Deacon WIZ.
LIAM 8. HAMMOND, aged 81 years.
Deacon Hammond was a quiet, unassumng
man, yst.was correct and valuable citizen.
In Orwell. April, goth, PoLLr MAKfA, wife Of
Alonao Phelps, aged ss years.
In Orwell, May and, Widow AsroAL NOBLE,
aged 90 years. =.
In Fsin,surgb, May 18th, ELIZA J, CHURCH,
youngest daughter Of Ezra B. and Harriet S.
Church aged IL years and months.
faithful attendant at Sabbath school, she
harmed ths.way TO Jesus. The fear Of death wa
gone, through the blood of the Lamb,
Ia Cornwall May 18th, Mrs. SALLY FORD.
The dscea.e Of Mrs, Ford, was, to the commu.
nifty, Of which shs'was highly respected and
beloved member, very unexpected event. At
the time Of the deeease of her husband, the ate
Frederick Ford, d.. d., only a few day. previous
shc wal for. ought that was known to her friends,
IN her usual health, excepting the exhaustion and
lassitude occasioned by protractsd watching at
his beside. SShe was able to follow his remain. to
the grave and to attend public worship on the
Sabbath following, at which time she enioyed
communion with her brethren and sisters in Chiist,
At the sseramental tables privilege she had NOT
before enjoyed during her husbands illness. She
remarked that perhap, she ought Lot to have been
out, but could not be denied the privilege
Abouta week previous to her deceass she took
severe COLI, which produced congestion Of the
ianer, onu HoIh tue ufst ueVeloPmeut OF disease,
led her physicians to anticipate q fatal result.
Her remains were deposited beside those Of her
husband, just four weeks from hi. burial Mrs.
Ford WINS respected in the circle In which shs
moved rs. a woman Of unusual energy and abil-
ity. Her uniform kndnes. to these en-
Ploysd II. the service of the family won their af-
fsetion. They were wont TO speak of her a.
mother, and those who sustained this relation at
the time Of her deceass, as well as many others
who had formerly sustained il, followed her re-
mains TO the grave with unftigned sorrow.
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A BOOK FOR EVERYBODY.
Pitts Street Chapel Lectures.

Delivered in Boston, by Clergymsn Of siI difJs,-
snt determinations during The winter of lSxs.
The questions discussed and tie ClsrRymsn hy
whom they were defended, ware As joliovs:
]. Why am Methodist. By Rev W n. clsxk.
I. Why am univsrsslist, By Rev. Thonss
b. ThAysr
5. Why lam Baptisa. By Rsv.Jsnes n. Svau.
T. Why am TrinitsriAn Conarss stionaiist
By Rsv. DR.. Adams.
Randall.
9. Why am Unitarian. By Rev. DR.. Dew.
!. The Inner Life. By Rev. I. Starr Kin.
these Lectures drew crowds Of attentive lkt-
ensrs during their delivery; aud, in compliance
with the desire of hundreds, they have - puk.
lshed complete in one volume, thus fuyuiaSirs
every Inquirer after the true path . ruIde re
pared and defended by Its own disciples.
IhiI volume should Ind place In svaIv ha.s~.
hold Tor its pages contain the sc<lssisstssal rat
and UNCONVENTIONAL views Of zach Of the 49,
Christian Seets in our country.
VIII 10 book for the family ana ths inAi-
vidual, for old and young and for the istslliss.s
Of 10th ssxss' book for all seasons, and Sor ~
cry years beck to be persssd and rspsra,sx q
soinas both instructive and interesting.
rnce one dollar Sent BY mall &c 81 psssass
on receipt OF si.ss. Fer sale BY
,,, A h. coPEl AND.
hiddlsbary, April =, 1855.
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THE PRINCESS ROYAL ~
Isooped Extension Bridal SHIRT

Ibis unique and graceful article, msy b. s.,a.
lne every dsneisney hitherto experienced In eyssy
other style Of skirt.
BY means Of Silvsred Clasps, nruly hslSlus
ne loops, which inisriacs each other At ssauti5,
regular dls;ances, the entire Skirt san, Ia Z
one OF more IF the hoops. so az to adjust 4 % Z
sfs 10 suit hsr person, or that Of apy psrsop. q
that OF any member Of the family, and can -
pleasure restore u to it original FORM, nakins -
AA sysss skirt, snsrsy nsv, perfect end N
Nay H. RkcxWITnne
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Difference in Time.

John how many kinds of tune are there ?
Six, of course.
How do you make that out
j Oh easy enough. In the first place
we have Railroad time, then there are four
;dials on the white-house, each giving diff
ferent time, that makes FIVE, does it not
! Yes, but how do you make the six7
Oh! well / will give it up, if you have
not found out when you can get the fraa
time for this meridian. You ean get it at
HoLroN,s JEwELRy SroRB, and also get
your Tine Piece made to run correct.
You don't say so.
do and l know of Watches that he
has repaired that will run close to the
mark, and if you lave got a good watch
that has gin ou;" just let Ii lton put it
in order for you. He can do it " like
book" He can ciean soa'ch,put in Grst
class Main-spyinsS,S et Jcioeis in watches
put in neso Cylinders, new Vergis. new
Baiiance STATS. He can repair pecu-
liar kind of watch called Ch,oaonic-
ter. Holton warrants all his work. In
fact if you have watch that does not run
we'll, he'oan put it in order for you, and
save you the trouble and expense of send
ing it to, the eity. IF any one sends him
work by Express, be will pay charges one
way. Holton keeps constantly on hand
q good assortment Of FANCY GooDs, also a
good assortment Of JEwELRY, not large
but good. Anything you may want in bis
line that he does not keep on hana, he will
procure for you from the city ; Hair
Work sent to the city and trimmed id a
neat and fashionable style. You can find
Clocks, thatwill wake you up 10 the morn
ing, Clocks that will strike and clocks that
will run one day, or one week without
winding. Ifyou want good Regulator
he will procure it for you at short notice.
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EeaaI Notifes,


CTATE OF VERMONT, De Il rsmss-
,ODiariet Of Addison, IS. bered that At Q
Probate Court held at Middlebury, In and
for the District of Addison on the slst day
of May "A. u. 1883
Au instrument purporting " be the isss
Will and testament Of
MINERVA 8. MOsLEY.
late Of Bridport in said District deceased
being presented to this court for probate |;
IL Is thereupou ORDERED that said instrument
be considered by this Court for probate aud
allowance, at a session thereof to be held ~
the Probate Office, IN aforesaid Middletury.
on Monday, the 21st day Of June A. D. 1868
at ten o'clock l.. the after noon, and that notice
thereof be given to all persons interested.
that they may appear and make their OBJ
jections ifAny they may have to the probate
and allowance Of said instrument, as the last
will and testament of said deceased, by psb-
fishing a certified copy of THIS order In the
Middlebury Register newspaper printed
at said Middlebury weeks success
siyely previous TO the time of said court.
CALVIN g. TiLpEN, judge.
4 true copy from the records.
7;Sw Attest, J. W. STEWART, Register.
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Vermont Express.

This entire horse may be found at the stable
Of the subscriber, In Cornwall. lie WINS sired BY
the justly celebrated Cd Black Hawk, he by
Sherman; and he by Justin Morgan. His dam
was sired by Morgan Tiger he by Sherman, and
he by Justin Morgan. Thus 1t will be seen that
the purity Of Morgan blood in him 10 second to
No other horse IN this section.
He 10 Of Mahogony bay color, Eve years old,
u 1-9 hands high, and weighs aoout hoo.
he u considered by those best acquainted With
him Q very desirable horse to breed from, and
gentlemen are respectfully INVITED to call and ex-
anime him and judge for themselves. Terms. $40
Cornwall, May l, 1865. A5RAM FOOT.
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FRANCIS DOLPHIN.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


WE, the subscribers. being appointed By
w the Probate Court for The District Q:
Addison. Commissioners, to receive. sxap-
inc and sdjuet all elaims and demands II ali
persons ag ainst he estate Of
SALLY THOMAS,
late Of Salisbury in said District, deceased,
and also all claims and demands sxhibitsi
10 Offset thereto and six months from the
Esd day of April, 1858, being allowed By
said Court for that purpose. we do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend to ths
business Of our said appointment. at tbs
dwelling house Of Frank Atwood Of Salisbury
on the 9Th day Of June and the 10th day Of
October next from one o'clock p d., nctl
four o'clock. p. NJ, on each ofsaid dAys.
d DIV \; p Is arDr. sco~-.
Dated at Salisbury this 10th day q Me;
A. D. 1858. eau
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CTATE OF VERMONT,( Be it rensy-
RDistriet Of Addition, IS. ! bered that II .
Probate Court held at Middlebury, in shs fer
said district, Of Addison on the goth daJ
of May, A. d. 1868.
Samuel Swift administrator of the estate Of
SAMUEL B BENT.
late of Middlsbury deceased, make spps-
cation to this court in writing fer license to
sell all the estate both real and personal OF
said diseased, and therein represent that II
would be beneficial to all persons interested
In said estate and also that the several heirs
Of said deceased have given their a,ssTt IL,
writing, that said estate may be sold under .
license from said court. Il 10 thereupon or
dered that said application be considered BY
this court at 3 session thereof to be held ct
the Probate Office in said Middlsbnry, o.
Monday, the i4th day Of JuAe a. u. 1858, st
at ten o'clock In the forenoon, and that notice
thereof be given TO sll persons interested.
that they may appear and make their objsc.
tious, if any they may have, to said license
being granted by publishing 2 certified copy
Of this order in the Aiddlebury Registsn-s
wspsper printed At said Middlebury-
three weeks successfully previous to he
time of said court
CALVIN G. TuDss, Judge.
A true copy of record.
6;S~ Attest: J. W. STEWART, Register.
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NOTICE.

The citizens Of Niddlebury and towns ada.
cent are invited to NEE. Mt uuion Hall, FRIDAY,
June 4, at liz o'clock, P. d., to consider the
propriety Of forming an association to procure
the construction Of Steamboat to run upon Of
Ter Creek, between Aliddlebury and Suthsrland's
Falls. As this 10 a matter Of scme importance,
It 10 hoped full attendance Of irisLds to the on.
tsrprisS may be secured.
June lst, 1855.
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MEAT FOR THE MILLION,

TIs Pubiie are informed that they can get b>sA
STEAK, surlola Steak, cerned Beef Alss VA.
Lamb and Mutton, at A. VIII LIAasOES'
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GTATE OF vERMONT,( Be Il rsnsn
ODistriet Of Addition, IS. bered that At .
Probate Court held at Middlebury, i'm and for
the District Of Addison. on the 7th day 81
May A. D. 1855,
Chauncey H. Conkey Administrator Of the
estate Of
FRANCIS DOLPHIN.
late Of Orwell, in said District dec, Ased I.
makes application to settle his adpinistratioa
account with said Estate. IL Is thsreupsn
ordered that said account be considered BY
this court for allowance at 8 session thereof
to be held at tt- Probate Office In said Md
dlsbury, on Tuesday. the 9Th day Of June
next, 1868 at ten o'clock, p NJ, and tlAt
notice thereof be given to all persons later.
ested that they may appear and make shsis.
objections, If any they may have, to the
allowance Of said account, by publishins
c.rtid =, copy Of this order 10 the
Middlebury Re, istsr-s newspaper printed
At said Middlebury-threUw weeks .uccsssjvse
ly, previou, tn the time Of said Court
CALVIN @. Tunxs, Judes.
A true COP, Of record.
6:sw Attest. J. W. STEWART, Register.
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Deeply Interesting Book.


GREAT REVIVAL.
Now ready, and for sale by A. 4. CeR3LAxD,
hidd!sbury.
NARRATIVES OF
REMARKABLR CONVERSION
AND REVIVAL INCIDENTS,
including review Of Rsvivah from The day q
Psntecost 70 the Great Awakening In tAe 1ssS
century Conversions Of eminent pArssns--In-
stances Of remarkable conversions, and spsver
to rrsysrs-An account Of the rise and yroVss
OF the Grsut Revival Of 1875.
By WILLIAM @. CONANT,
With an introduction by HxNsY W lp Sxxozx.
Vns large and handsome l9mo. vel Prss q.
The work cannot fall 10 be enc Of irsSssss."
-ChristiaR Adrocafs.
means Of grace and encouragement T. the
hearts OF praying men. ~. 7. Efansiser
"t viii be eagerly sought ssy at ths prsss,s
6ms."-N YO6ssrver.
IT cannot but prove sniDsutly sssssnaAis ana
DERBY & JACKSON, Pabnahsrs. No. III
Nsssau-st., n. Y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Religious Notice.

St. Stephens Church WI be open for Morning
Prayers daily through the summer, at o'clock.
Free seats provided for ALL who wish to at
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enlightened public opiuicn shall view the
matter IL what sesuis &c us lie true nature
and bearing, let it be met in such man-
nor as will plainly Indicate the public dis.
appreciation, that such decisions may not
be repeated SPECTATOR
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LU M b u r. ,

7 HAVE ON HAND 15o, 900 feet Of bast quail
i ity PINE DUMBER, from to inches in
thickness and from ten to sixteen feet long. Also
5000 FEET on HEMLoCK,
All 'eugths, from nine to sixteen feet.
SPRUCE PLANK. SHINGLES,
PATENT CLAPBOAROS Il FIERCE rlCkEIS
OF all descriptions.
All kiuds Of Lumber at all times on hand.
Planning Matching and Jointlng done promptly
to order, and at prices as reasonable AS at any
other place.
have now on hand 10000 feet of kiln.dried
Lumber Of miou- thicknesses, and large sup
ply will be kept on hand through the season.
The above is certainly one Of the best lots OF
upland Pins Lumber in Addison County. All
those wishing to purchase are invited to call and
examine quality and prices before purchasing
else where. do not intend to be under.old by
aay body. +. RICH.
Also CEDAg POSTS, sawed square. or round
all Sizes.
LINZ e.
A first rate article Of Lime kept constantly on
hand In quantities to suit purchasers. Enquire
at the store Of J. NJ. Sladei& Co.
Sliddlsbury, April IL, 1858. ST.
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National Premium Mower.

National Premium Mower.
THE subscriber takes pleasure in offering to
i the farmer, Of Addison County, the Bucr
Erk MowEn the Machine which, for ease and
perfection Of work, took the frst Premium at the
trial of Mowers, at Syracuse, in July last, under
ty. He invites careful examination Of thi,
mower, confident Of its superior adaptation to do
perfect work in all sorts Of grass, and on all sorts
Of ground. The mower may be seen at the barn
Of Rev. L. Matthews, in Cornwall.
HohAoK J. MKAp.
- Cornwall, May II, 1858
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NOTICE.

The Undersigned hereby give notice, that the
Town tax Is made up on the List of 1855, and
lodged With the Town Treasurer, who will receive
payment q taxes In the same for the space Of
vote Sf.ths town.
HORACE CRANE. s.l.ss.n.u.
F. LELAND.
Atadlshprx Jane l. 1855.
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To the Citizens of Vermont.

W " II ~
Celebrated Scheidam Aromatic Schnapps
This medicinal beverage IL manufactured by
the proprietor, at chedam, Holland, expressly
for medicinal use, by process peculiar to his s~H
Factory. II is the pure Tincture Of the Italian
Juniper Berry, whose more vinous extract i, dis
titled 4 recthed with Ito spirituous solvent, which
thus becomes concentrated tipotnrs Of exquisite
flavor and aroma, sltossthsr, trsnsssndsnt mi
cordial and medicinal properties to any Alcoholic
stmulant new made in the world. l, is now pre-
scribsd by more than 5000 physicians In the u
nited States, in cases Of Gravel, Govt Dropsy, and
Bladder and Kidney Complaints.
Put up in Quart and Pint Bottles, in eases Of
one dozen qts., and case. of two dozen PTS, and
for sale by all the Druggists and Country Merch-
ants. UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Aanufocsurer aad Importer, Depot "a Bearer
S. Nsc York.
The proprietor takes the liberty of referring to
the following Physicians in the Essstern States,
who have used the schrspps in their practice;
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MILLIN cry SHOP!

Millinery Line Of Business.
From her past success, shs is ENCOURAGED to ex-
Yect share Of public patti opsge-at least her
best endeavors sha be put forth to merit it.
She intends to sell Goods at such rates a. will
be sure to give satisfaction.
Bleaching and Blocking done at short notice.
Repairing In all ito branches neatly and tsstsfully
executed.
The latest fashions will 10 secured.
hiddlsbury, March -, 1855. 4S;y
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For the Complexion.

BuRNETT'S KALLlSTON impsrts to the skin
spseuliar soAness Of texture, so desirable during
the prevalence of harsh drying winds or a hot
sun. 1t will, with few applications, remove
tan, freckles, sunburp, and ell cutaDsou, erup-
tcrs. I'll. extensively used for these purposes,
and ladies who apply it can exercise in the opvu
air as freely as they please, and experience nc
Inconvenience from rough or irritsted skin, This
article can be had of all druggists aud perfumsr'
Of any reputation. Joseph Burnett & Co., are
the Propristors.-Bpson Transcript
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OPAQUE ENVELOPES,

A new Envelope, with Canary, Green aud
slus lining vriung win 10. show through, ast
ressiy'd At ooPELAND's bookstore.
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DR.. j.. II. DIX.

Has removed to BorLsroS, C0RsrK OF Tsk-
Nj, MI STRkKT, Ros1oS, and attend. exclusively to
Discusses of the Eye end Ear.
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Ali the latest styles-cheap. Figured Lawns,
Blsached and other Shsetings. All Good, sold
low for cash, at ROCKWOOD'S.