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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-12-08
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ADDISON COUNTY CoURT.-De.N
cember term will commence on Tuesday
next, Judge Bennett Presiding, Hon. M.
W. G. WRIGHT and Hon. H. o. SMITH,
assistant Judges. We learn that there is
to be no Grand Jury this term. AS far
as we are able to judge from the docket we
think no cases of unusual interest to any
body except to the parties concerned, are
to be tried. The county boarding house
has quite number of boarders whose cases
will be looked to by our States Attorney,
1--WE are glad to note the return of
DR.. Gleiwitz from flying visit to Europe
where he spent short time in London
and Paris, delivered few lectures and
collected materials for a medical work on
which he is engaged, His intention on
leaving. was to have spent the winter in
the Orient, forhis health. We are pleased
to know, however, that he was SO much
improved by the voyage that he thought
best to return thus early, and has now de-
cided to make this village his permanent
residence.
80. 1t is always satisfaction TO us
to see the various departments of me-
chanical labor in healthy fourshing
condition. Our attention was drawn to
his subject, Oh learning that Messrs. Da-
venport & Clay are obliged to continue
the work in their Wooden Factory up to
the hour of nine o'clock in the evening.
in order that they may be able to supply
the home demand which is made for their
cloths. 1t shows that the call for their
goods is taking wider range every year;
and that the reputation that those man
ufacturers have gained in making honest
cloth, ia becoming of value to the firm.
We have received from Rev. s. l..
Elliott, Corresponding Secretary Of the
New Hampton Institute Fairfax VT, a
catalogue for the year 1858. This pre-
sentation shows the school to be in very
aourishing condition. Asa thorough and
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~ ui -" npN'"u that upcn ~ ronsidtrs.
tiou 'hodit said chimney be allowed to ft-
main in It's present conspicuous po ition.
The above spcci6 stions embrace all the
point, in tie construction, or proposed
plan OF con tructiou, Of the State House,
where your Committee think alteration
should have teen ma e, or should now b.
male, to which they deem it necessary TO
call the attention Of this House.
AS to the manner in which the respec.
tive duties of the Superintendent, and
those of the Architect have been per-
formed, the Committee find as the result
Of all their investigations, that Mr.. Sill
loway was employed by the Suporinten.
dent as Architect Of the entire work, I'M
til the work should be completed. That
as Architect he proved competent and
faithful. That common prudence required
the Superintendent to use the services
thus bargained for. and save for the State
the benefits and the securities against ac-
cident and error, which frequent visits of
the Architect would have afforded That
instead of so doing the Superintendent did
at times show disposition to discourage
his presence at the work, and to assume
to himself the province of planning mat.
ters of design. and deciding questions of
construction. That this assumption of
province to which he was not by the law
Of the extra session, as we believe. as
signed, has in some instances proved un-
fortunate to the interes of the State.
Your Committee find that this dispen-
sing with the presence of an Architect, if
it was merely to save his travelling ex-
penses was, in the language of letter
before the Committee, "an economy so
intensified as to become equivalent to ex-
travagance.
AS to the conduct of the Architect,
your Committee find it stamped generally
with skill, integrity, and unselish devo-
ton to the work in hand, and that his la
bors must have been largely increased by
the unexpected distance at which he was,
many times, compelled to perform them.
Your Committee find some errors in fig
ures and measurements, part of which are
shown to be clearly his, and part referable
to the acts of the Superintendent, but er-
rors of this nature, are not, in our judy
ment, more numerous or greater than ell
Their might have reasonably expected
would occur under all the circumstances.
OF the Superintendent, as man of in
tegrity and indomitable energy, we have
high regard and it is but justice to
him and ourselves TO say, we believe his
efforts have been for the best interests Of
the State but that in great work of this
kind, his judgment and experience have
not equaled his ZEAL
All of which is respectfully submitted.
F. W. OLMsTED,
for majority OF Com.
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84th Con. lsbb-eo, 10 10 II
Revolution No. 2. Denis. F'soil. X. Ms.
saith Con. ls56-67, 10 rs 10
35th ls57-bs, c'm.ses2i 20 20
36th ls57-6s, ends.s IA rs 20 8
Upon the Lecompton is
sue excluding K Ms, 10 20 "a -
seth Congress, lsb9-e0,win
stand as far as ascer--
tanned, emitting new
States and separating
the Lecompton Dems, ~ ~
The writer is Of the opinion that the
majority of the Senate of the Thirty'sey.
enth Congress will be 81 free SOIL" We
confess things look very much like it,
Boston Journal.
ST. LOUIS, Dec.3,-The Overland Mail
which arrived last night, brought six pas.
sengers, among them, Mr.. McKibbin, OF
California, and Lieut.. Mowry from Ari-
zona. Lieut., Mowry left ella City on
the 4th of November, at which time some
$50 men were digging gold, the average
yield being $40 per day, with the rudest
implements.
Every part Of the country yet pros.
pected in the vicinity Of the mines proved
auriferous, and the opinion was current
among old miners that no richer surface.
digging exists, even in the most favored
portions of California. The mines are
located on the neutral ground between the
Yuma and Pinos Indians, and thus no
danger 10 apprshendsd from hostile tribes
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Our Foreign Relations.

Our Foreign Relations.
The Great Father of all the Indians
has thus far in his administration had an
unusual amount of care to bestow upon
his dusky prcteges, and his course toward
them does much to verify the old proverb
about bachelors children. Indeed, there
is reason to believe that should he be per-
mitted to crafty his paterna instinct in
that direction few years longer he would
effectually exterminatc the whole brood
1t is in view of such probable event, no
doubt, that the Great Father aforesaid
has exhibited desire for an addition to
his family-a desire which he would fan
crafty by taking into protection the for
lorn and truly pitiable State of Mexico,
1t is in view Of such responsibilities
threatened, in connection with troubles
already on hand in South America and
the possibility Of being obliged before long
to bring Cuba into the family that the
President it is said is greatly troubled
about our foreign relations 1t is the
easiest thing in the world to get into
trouble by meddling with other peoples
business and other peoples children, and
nearly as easy to avoid it by minding ones
own business.
On this subject the suggestion Of the
Providence Journal are to our mind
"a Geographic dispatch to the New Y rk
Tribune represents our Great Father at
Washington, as the Indians-poor un.
sophisticated savages-call him, to be
greatly troubled about our foreign affairs.
How unfortunate it is that his paternal
solicitude can be go easily claimed. All
that he has to do is to let foreign nations
alone, and they will be very sure to let us
alone. None of them have any sort of
disposition to NEEDLE with us, or 10 oh.
struct the passage across the Isthmus, to
our Pacific border; and this is the only
present foreign question agitated, in which
we have sufficient concern to fit out q ship
or to load gun. Mexico seems to be
falling to pieces, as it has seemed for a
great Fhile; let it fall to pieces. IF we
are so foolish as to wish to pick up any Of
the fragments, we shall meet with no op.
position; and if any other power wishes
to-which no other does-it could not
possibly make the government of that tur-
bulent and revolutionary people the worse
for us. Great Britain has plainly told us
to take it if we want it, intima,ing how.
ever, that it would be the handsome thing
to take the debt with 1t, as well us the
| priests, the halfbreeds, the Spanish bigotry
the Indian superstition, and the Incidence
the imbocility, the lawlessnsss of the whole
race. Spain has not the power, if it had
the disposition, to interfere with any de-
signs in that quarter, and the only serious
opposition to taking as much of Mexico
as we wanted, would come from sensible
and thoughtful people here.
If anything else is ment by our foreign
affairs, if the President is concerned about
the Portuguese question, or the Montene-
grin question, or the Wallachian question
or the Danish question, or any similar
question, unless, perhaps it be the Nor.
tara question, it is matter in which the
trouble Of the President alone is not shared
by any of his constituents"
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No. 24.-An act in addition to Chapter forty.fiye
OF the Compiled Statutes
IL is hereby enacfed If

No. pam act in addition to Chapter forty.fve
OF the Compiled Statutes
II is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. ]. In addition to tile article, now exempt
from attachment and levy Of execution named in
chapter 70 'ty-fve of the Compiled Statutes, shall
be included live poultry not exceeding in amount
or vauethe sum of ten dollars, shall BE hereafter
exempt.
Sec 2. This act shall take effect from it.
passage.
Approved November %, 1855.
No. 25-An act in addition to an act relating to
uniformed Militia Companies, Approved DC.
tober 2s, 1857
IL is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. AFOREMENTIONED officers and privates
Of uniformed Militia Companies, organized and
existing in this state, shall be discharged from
the company 10 which they belong, by removal
from the town in which said company is organ
iz'd Provided such person removing shall
deliver 10 the clerk Of such company q written
notice that he wishes to withdraw from sdch
company End shall pay all sums due such
company, whether for fines, penalties, or tax
% imposed by said company, at the time Of
said removal
Sec. This vet shall take effect from its pas.
Approved, Nov 90, 1863.
No. 26-An act relating TO Stocks IN Corpora.
tions without the State.
1t Is hereby enacted, &c,
Sec. l. NAT sApShS III bhuhllB hilu Olllti COZ
poratious without this State, actually owned by
citizens of and residents Of this State. watch are
taxable and are actually taxed in the State where
the corporations is located shall not be liable to
be taxed in this -taIe
Sec All acts and parts Of acts Inconsistent
with this act ara hereby repealed.
Approved, Nov. 20, 1858
No. 27.-An act in amendment of chapter Que
hundred and sixteen Of the Compiled Statutes
entitled " Salaries and Fees"
Ii Is hereby enacted. &c.
Sec. /. The annual salary of each judge Of
the Supreme Court shall be eighteen hundi ed
dollars, and II shall not be lawful for any Of the
Supreme Court 10 demand or receive any fees foI
official services by him performed either ms judge
or chancellor.
Sec Q. An act relating to the saiarie. Of judi
ges of the Supreme and Circuit Courts, approved
November IL, A. D. 1854 Is hereby repealed.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect from 1T
passage
Approved Nov, TO- 1863
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complete Academic Institute this il we'll
known to be among the FIRST in the country.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-12-08

AxALoeY.-Somsbody wittily calls dys-
pspsia "ths remorse of guilty stomach"
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Total. 1922 1896 1901
Smiths majority over Strong, 5s5.
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0uhlit SaIts.
BY F. w. BENNETT 4 co.

bf r. W. BENNETT ~ co.
ORPHANS COURT SALE
H0TS iER9 2,B EggExIrUR&; CARPETS, cHASDE-
PARLOR CHAMBER FURNITURE,
CHlCKERING PIANO, ETC
AT No, AZ NORTH CHARLES STREET
AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING, 2lst September, at 10 o.
clock we shall sell at the dwelling, No 40 North Charles
Court for Baltimore city for and account of the yec
tors of Mary G. Jarvis deceased, all the FURNITURE
&C. contained therein. We name in part-Wiiton Parnr
Carpets English Oil Cloths large and elegant suit Of
rosewood Parlor Furniture, in brocatee, namely: sofas
Paror Chairs, Arm do, inlad top Sofa Tables, rich Man
tel Ornaments, Damask Curtains Linen Shades, &c.
--- IL CIICkERING PIANO.
S71I@Y Elegant rosewood cased PIANO, 6k oc.
i u = i ltave, manufactured by ChickeriIg, of Bos-
''' '"' H' CHANp r'i;f Ter AND INTERIORS;
. COSTLY CHANDELIERS, six lights, for parlors,
Abronzed and gilt Hall do. Gas Brackets; Mantel
Mirrors, of large size Pier do. suits of Window Cur
tains gilt and bronzed; French Timepiece.
HALL FURNITURE.
Dinng-room and Library FURNITURE, complete.
CHAMBERS.
Rosewood, walnut and mahogany Furniture, complete,
BEDS and Bedding with everything usually found in a
welfurnished dwelling
Kitchen Furniture, &c
Terms cash, in bankable money
WILLIAM F. MAYHEM,
L,
Executors of Mary G. Jarvis, deceased.
+. W BENNETT Il CO., Auct'rs.
ALSO.
TWELVE O'CLOCK.
1000 BOTTLES VERY CHOICE and OLD MADEI-
lUUURA, SHERRY and PORT WINES, from 20 to 40
years old, in glass,
CONSISTING OF
60 bottles very old and delicate Sherry Wine.
572 d" I" - Madeira "
90 :. 4" Old Port Wine.
- " " Malaga
1872 g g Claret GO
ALSO,
Brandy, Whiskey, Hook, Champagne etc.
Ea ALSO,
ti9lsSl HORSES AND CARRIAGES
N ~ Pair of Bay Carriage Horses.
Gu - SUPERIOR FAMILY CARRIAGE,
-zE@N-neary new Of superior finish, cost 81 O00.-
One Square Carriage with Harness. Blankets ETC.
plete. Terms cash, in bankabe money.
WIN. F. MAYHEM,
EDWARD OTIS HINKLEY,
Executors of Mary c. Jarvis, deceased.
sl5-ts F. W. BENNETT K Co, Auct'rs.
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GOAL.
CHARLES GILMOR & CO..

CHARLES GILMOR & CO.,
~ DEALERS
ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS GOALS.
Office, No % Law Buildings.
We have on hand and constantly receiving AN
THRAClTE COAL from the best mines, for furnace and
cooking purposes, which will sell at the lowest
Our stock embraces
BLACK DIAMOND, SHORT MOUNTAIN,
LOCUST GAP, TREVOkTON,
COAL MOUNTAIN, lLEHIGH
IYKENS VALLEY, BROAD MOUNTAIN,
LORBERRY, CUMBERLAND COAL.
We have on hand and will be constantly receiving,
Gray's superior White Ash COAL from the region
Bait Co.'S Mines, and which warrant equal to the Bait
Cos Coal any other in market in every respect The
best quality of Coal for Furnace So 25 per $40 lbs
Cooking Coal at SIS per of $40 lbs Cumberland Coal
for sale by the load cargo single ton lowest
rates. Orders through the p. o. attended to. aul6
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"CRAPHODOMETER"
~ NAME OF
A MA CHINE JUST PATENTED By
J. NJ. WAN LER,
CIVIL AND NE CHAN!CAL ENGINEER,

CIVIL AND NE CILANICAL ENGINEER,
BALTIMORE, MD.
1t is an AUTOMATIC SURVEYOR, which, by simple
mechanism is made to record accurately-on strip,
endless roll of paper-a PROFILE Of any
passed over the of DETECTION left and
the DISTANCE travelled upon any required SCALE set of
scales.
This machine may represent in appearance purpose
ordinary Buggy Wagon with the addition of the
valuable attachment claimed above There box con-
tanning the simple conrivance for recording upon the
strip of paper above mentioned Motion conveyed
to the paper by the revolution of the hind wheel which
by band and geer upon rollers which the paper
carried One half the strip of paper is devoted hor
zona projection the other half to vertical projection
the centre division is line of pricked distances
The DEFLEcTIoNs worked by the turning the
axle the Buggy in assuming the horizontal changes in
the roue the PROFILE, by weight, adapting itself the
lowest position attanabe through any changes in the lev
ell of the passed and the DISTANCES by points
at calculated intervals, the periphery of Of the
rollers conveying the paper.
will sell STATE Rights, COUNTY RIGHTs, INDIvID-
UAL RIGHTS, for the and MANUFACTURE of
this Machine on reasonable terms.
Address the patentee,
J. MORRIS WAMPLER,
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DY VIRTUE on A DECREE on THE
BY ADREON q co.

o. TRUSTEES SALE.-Bv virtue of
" decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the
t- undersigned, Trustee, will offer for sale at PUB
Lie AUCTION the premises the 5th day of October
next, at o'clock, P. NJ:
THE LOT OF GROUND described as follows: Beginning
for the the southwest of Exeter and Hume
streets and running thence south westerly, bounding
Hume street eighty feet thence estwary, parallel with
Exeter street. twenty feet thence northeastery parallel
with Hume street. to Exeter street. thence running and
bounding on Exeter street to the beginning.
This Lot is improved bya good BRICK DWELLING,
and is subject to annual ground rent of fifty seven
dollars.
Terms oSale 0ne-third cash. one third in four, and
the balance in eight months credit payments to bear in
teres and be secured by endorsed the sasac
ton of the Trustee.
S. MORRIS COCHRAN Trustee.
70
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Qbotograpbp.
TObaGtO.

MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
WI Thos J. Martins fine fue cured h. half boxes.
Lone Star, lbs.J S. Turner, lbs
J. J. Crittenden, j. NJ. billiard,
Brce Thomas, @ j. II. Wilson, 90
G. S. Gravely, & p. T. Presson, @
J. Cardwe g J. Brook "
A. Wins, A. Dixon, "
Queen of May, g Luke Brown, /"
Tobacco Queen. g "A. Turner,
Ferguson. Hatcher Cos Allen & Knight, %
NJ L Anderson, % John Gibbs, s.
Pilkinton's Planters Pride, light pressed, lbs.
do. do. Daughter, do. do.
A. R. Courtneys 'Rosenneath,' do. do
S. S. Laws Extra lue cured Twist.
Thos. H. Allen, bright 7slShippng los,
A. Courtney, SIS MOS Smoking Lot,
A. & G. Maxwell, SIS 4 los Bbls and boxes
Received per steamboat and for sale by COURTNEY &
CUSHING, 65 S. Gay st. sl6-tf
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COALI

GOAL! COAL,
COAL!
COAL AT FIVE DOLLARS PER TON-2240 pounds
Superior quality of White, Red, and Grey Ash COAL.
~ Delivered free of charge in any part of the city,
S. per ton-2,240 pounds.
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH,
Coal and Wood Dealer
Ofice-N W. corner Pratt and Fremont Streets
n. W. corner Park and Fayette streets.
Wharf-foot Eutaw street
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Dnblit Sales.
BY LENNON u BROGDEN
RUCHANANS WHARF


IN TIrESDAV o1st inst at II o,cIooI,
4 D. - ~ ii'nt, al / CloCh,
- at the Auction store, buchanan wharf
IL HHDS. p r. SUGAR.
~
700 HHDS $50 BBLS. CUBA DO, ex "Jno c. Kef
lUUfer. = from St. Jago;
m hllDs. CUBA MuSCoFADo MoLASsES.
~
- - Also - = ,.
lDDD EIGHTH G CASKS GENUINE PELtEkoiSEK
IOOBkAND1, Pale and Dark colored entitled to de
chelle. LENNON BROGDEN
BY GIBSON ~ co.
TXTFNSIVF Ann DEpENTDrOpv
u -->N0i' II IN C El'I'hl YIN
"a "a a a , - SALE or
WALNUT, ROSEWOOD, PLAIN and oRNAMENTED
OAK AND WALNUT PARLOR, HALL,
hAMbEh' lBkAhl ana DIN
nrr i," Itooni r ! mn i M
fNlN ~ ~ ALLY TIE MANIFACTUhE OF
" MEAGlIAM EE1WoOD
~ N'hiH CilAkLhS SIkEEI'
ENTTPE Co>-r,,SS,0mp comprising the 49, ~ ,,
On NOM Az 70 ,I GL0 EIz. THE CONCERN:
will sell without reserve l. " aI ~ ' I0 We
Charles street the large az, INT ooIe 81 ~ nj N
STOCK contained in seven - ~
the senior partner of the I,to No" ~
wood consisting in mart of ric,,i, - ~ ~
nut Chamber sets. OrnamentaI ,oi 5 pan pan, "a.
tare sets splendid carved Walnut ,nJ 90 ~ -
rich carved Rosewood Bedsteads Arm Chairs Etacrs,,
carved and plain Walnut Parlor Chairs. Tt a. IT..
faS Ioungcs. Ottomons Wbatnots. al, V-i..,i -.
Music Stands: MarbIeop and plan Centre TalIns yi,I
great variety of other -'' '''' "
PARLOR AND CUANRER FTRNITIrRF
ALSO
French Dining Office Library SIeeDy Hollow and PAT
ent Reclining Chairs a great variety
Also
large stock and variety of Extension and other Ia
bes; Library Book Cases OAK and Walnut chairs. Hail
Sets Hat Racks -' ~
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GREAT SAVING IN GAS.

GREAT SAVING IN GAS.
VI J. H. COOPER'S
PATENT LEVER GAS REGULATOR.
Saves from IS to IS per cent of Gas, and prevents all
blowing and haring of the light
s A JACKSON & CHANDLER,
Aoan+s for the state of Maryland and District of Column
bis at the Office of Messrs. GRATTAN 4 EVANS, Gas
E;t}ers and Plumbers No North street. Jarvis Building
p g. Certificates can be had at the office. mys-t
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DACA MILLS.
Il GEO. W. WAIT & son, Proprietors
WAREHOUSE ~ SOUTH STREET,
Have ready fresh stocks of their goods in every
variety of package, including
MUSTARD in wool tin and glass;
PURE GROUND Spices all kinds, in wood, tin and
glass;
TABLE SALT, in bags and boxes;
RICE FLOUR, CURRIE, &c, &c.
ALSO
800 bags PEPPER;
200 F." PIMENTO;
1000 mats CASSIA;
5000 lbs NUTMEGS;
1000 lbs MACE;
CLOVES in bales GINGER in bags and barrels; AFRI-
CAN BIRD PEPPERS, etc.
Agents also for the sale of Prestons Boston CHOCo-
ATES and COCOA PREPARATIONS, at the lowest
jy2o'd1
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MANSION CARISS & CO,

CAMSON CARISS & co,
- CARVERS & GILDERS
Manufacture LOOKING GLASS and PICTURE FRAMES
and GILT WORK in every variety and dealers in and
manufacturers agents for PLATE GLASS; for Store and
House windows, LO0KING-GLASS PLATES, PLATED
WARE, TABLE CUTLERY, FORKS, SPOONS, &C.,
with a great variety of ENGRAVINGS, PAINTINGS and
WORKS OF ART, generally. l..
aulS-sm lao BALTIMORE ST.
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r AMDIN & WADDY,
SAIL MA KERS,
s. W. CORNER OF FREDERICK AND PRATT SITS
Manufacture
WINDOW AWNINGS, STORE AWNINGS AND FREIGHT
COVERS,
On reasonable terms at short notice ie293m
LNINE IVORY HANDLE
n KNIVES AND FORKS!
EXTRA HEAVY PLATED FORKS AND SPOONS.
W0STENH0LM'S AND RODGERS
POCKET KNIVES, RAZORS AND SCISSORS
large assortment of the above goods just received
made to order and of superior quality For sale by
SCHAEFFER 4 LONEY, Importers,
n str
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JAMES NJ. ANDERSON 4 son,
ENGRAVERS.
No. 148 Baltimore Street,
BANK NOTE, STEEL & COPPER PLATE PRINTING.
INVITATION, WEDDING, VISITING
Cards etc, Engraved and Printed in the most fashion
able styles. Corporate and Noaral Seals Letter Stamps
etc London and Paris Visiting Cards, De La Rue En-
veopes. etc. fe22tf
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III An LAND
l. LIGHTNING ROD COMPANY.

MARYLAND
I'VE LIGHTNING ROD COMPANY
f. F. LUPT0N'S
IMPROVED PATENT
ENAM LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS,
WITH SCREW INSuLAToRs,
Sold Wholesale and Retail at his Desk
No 3 MECHANICS EXCHANGE, SUN IRON BUILDING,
BALTIMORE.
Copper and Enameled Rods constructed on Ships, Dwell
ins and Pubc Buildings in the safest and best
Also for sale Lighn Rod Points, Glass lnsulators and
trimmings for putting up rods.
ALL ORDERS FROM TOWN OR COUNTRY, d.
RECTED TO HIM, WILL BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED
TO jy27-tf
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b REMOVAL!
lSER DR.. GEORGE f. DONALDSON,
MIX IN &c v s., Londonl
VETERINARY SURGEON,
Has removed to
FAYETTE ST., BETWEEN NORTH AND CALVERT.
THE DISEASES OF H0RS ES and all other domestcated
animals, receive mpt attention and scientific treatment
His celebrated OINTMENT for Spavins, Splints Ring
bones, and all bony enargements; Curbs, Distemper
Chronic Cough &cS &C., and Veterinary Medicines of
every genuine and properly pre-
pared at all times be had at his Office forwarded
any part of the country receipt of cash.
n. B.-DR. DONALDSON can also be consulted by let
ter enclosing dollar upon all diseases connected with
his profession, when the proper mode Of treatment
proper medicine to that amount will be Immediately
warded State the symptoms clearly and carefully and
how the medicine is to he sen-as Liquids cannot be
transmitted through the Post. au20-tf