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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-08-27

SHELBYyILLR, Tcnn.,) Oct. Is, 1855.
nessrs. Perry Davis SOn-Sirs-Gratituc to YOU and
duty to suffering humanity require that should make
known the benefit have derived from the Of your truly
valuable Pain Killer; and IL by seeing this any sufferer VIII
be induced, was, to give trial and I've healed shall
he compensated thousand fold.
In June 1850 after proracted illness Of several months
severely attacked With drowsincs vertigo dmness oil
sight and loss of appetite, accompanied by fever, difficulty
of breathing etc. My physician pronounced my nen
mona bordering the first stage Of consumpon and after
eNhausng his skill declared positively that had the con-
SUMPTION that he could do nothing for aud that must
die. However, he advised me TO use as the best
thing could do, which did with effect. then made
use OF q which proved inefficient
BY this time my symptoms pain in the head morning.
and during the night darDg pains through the chest burn
ing the palms u the hands, quick pulse night swent d
cuty Of breathing etc. when fortunately got hold OF the
sspeope's Pamphlet in which the Of Messrs
nn Cone and others which induced me To try Perry Davis
Pain Killer and strange it may appear derived more
beneht from of cent bottle than had
done from other medicines. have used four bottles OF
the Pain Killer, and hearty aud enjoy better health than
have heretofore done for a number Of years.
GUsrAyUs A. CELOY.
JOSEPH CLARK, |. N. THORN, Agents, Brattleboro
Worth Reading and Thanking About.
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County Omccrs.
Assistant JrpcRs, MARSHALL NEWTON, Of Newfanei
IRA GO0DIIUE, Of Westminster.
srArE's ATTORNEY GEORGE HOWE, Of Brattlcboro.
SHERIFF, ....... ELEAZER GoRIIAM, JH., Of Wilmington
Hen BArIirp,. -. JOHN HUNT, Of Vernon.
Judges of Probate.
Dist. Of Marlboro, E. ROYAL TYLER,
Dist Of Westminster, ABIsHAI sT0DDARD.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-08-27

windbnm County Senators.
r. W. CLARKE. OF Brattlcboro;
JOHN c. RICHARDSON, OF Westminster
SAMUEL l.. HUNT, OF Guilford.
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o. J. PRATT is charging his store to make room for
his increasing trade. When his arrangements are all
perfected he will have one of the incest salcsrooms in
Brattlcboro. He always keeps good stock of goods
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-08-27

day A. NJ. be so changed, that unfinished bust
ness be attended to at 8, and the discussion at
10 o'clock
Appointed Messrs. Peck and Fuller, of Bur
lington, a committee to obtain list of MEM
bers present.
Appointed G. X. Ballard of Montpelier, Au-
ditor, in place of Mr. Burbank, who is not pres
ent at the meeting.
Adjourned to I l-2 j. VI.
EVENING Met at 1-2 =. NJ.
Rev. G. L. Ferrn, of IIinesburgh from the
Com. on School Journal, presented the follow
ing as their report which was accepted and laid
on the table.
REPORT
BURLINGTON, Aug. II, 1859.
To THE VERMONT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
Your committee appointed to take into consider,
alton the report Of the conductors Of the Vt School
Journal" after free conference and mature delibcra-
ton submit the following report
Not long after the last annual meeting Of this
cinton, one of the gentlemen appointed to ascertain
If such journal could he supported and to conduct
1t If it should be Judged best to undertake le the
State, and the whole labor thrown upon the other
two, Mcssrs. A. i. Leavenworth and j. s. Spaulding
We arc happy TO learn that the enterprise of these
gentlemen has been equal to the task and that the
journal has at the end Of five months, paying sub
scrption that viii insure them against any direct pc
culinary loss for the first year.
ms success OF the journal Is, almost entirely due
to the interest and energy of its conductors-nnd
whatever credit has gained or influence II has
erted, Is also due 10 ihem-and the whole pecunary
responsibility rests upon them. Hence your commit
tee unanimously rccommcnd-that Messrs. Leavcn-
worth and Spaud'ng be requested by this association
to continue the publication Of the Journal according
TO their judgment of what the best interests Of educa
tion in the State require, and on their responsible
ity.
And further while we believe ii to be neither prac-
;icallc nor desirable TO divide the responsibility of
editing the journal, We wish TO say that two things
seem to US essential to its permanence and usefulness
Firstly. Its literary character while not aiming TO
be distinctly profound or philosophical must be pure,
chaste, and scholary-and its educational views and
theories must be WISE udiciuus and practicable.
And secondly Since the conductors cannot expect
pccunary profit that will enable them to secure the
services Of competent paid contributors aud agents.
they must have the free and generous aid Of those who
arr nteliisenily and deeply interested in the Of
education IN Vermont.
And we therefore recommend that teachers aud all
interested in the which the journal seeks to
promote, do cooperate with its conductors in every
way that is calculated TO make it what is needed, and
to give it "a large circulation
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The genuine article aiags has the written signature Of
a. BUTTS" the wrapper, and is for sale by all respcca
bic Druggists everywhere
Prepared by SETH W. FowLE 4 CO., BosroS, and for
sale by l. n. THORN and JOSEPH CLARK BrattiebOrO A.
DuSKLEE, West Bratieboro'j X. BRcHARp, Dp,nerston
BAKER HEwETT, PUtney n WnCoX, ". Hestminsteri
JEnEL swIfT, Wilmington S. p. MILLER, FayeueUIHei
o. L. snERNAy, Wiiiamsuiitoj w \. HowE, Dousr J. g.
IiIGGISS, Rardsboro', and by dealers everywhere.
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DIR. WIsTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY.

Says well known Editor;-"Ths is truly Balsam and
blessing inyads. 1t coains the pure basamc principle
OF Wild Cherry the balsamic properties Of Of pine
Its Ingredients which mingled after the principle Of
chemistry, all bsamic and therefore is safe and
in effect. Coughs, Colds, Consumption, and Bronchial
troubles disappear under its basAnc influence though
charmed away Probably medicine has attained
extended sale accomplished much good as this
nowned Basamr
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Messrs. SsTn W. FOwLE a Co., Boston, Mass.
Gentlemen: At the request OF your Travelling Agent give
you statement Of my experience In the Of Dr. Wisar
Balsam u Wild Cherry have been using 1t for years
In my family for Colds and Coughs and have found it the
niosf cFcaeioas remedy that have tried.
For Coughs and Colds in children knoiv be excel
lent medium.
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JOSEPH CLARK, l. N. THORN, Agents, BrattlebOr'

Worth Reading and Thanking About.
The business Of manufacturing spurious gins and offering
them as beverAges under the titles, "Aronatic-ooraai
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.;sssssss,. -
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SRIPT.
M NJ . Z. aIr,rxn TIL &c % a DIR
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
The Illinois Legislature.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan 1.-The Press of this
morning contains despatch from Springfield.
which says the Legislature met yesterday,
but the Republican members Of both houses
abSentcd themselves. leaving the Legislature
without quorum. Mr. Morrison had been
previously elected Speaker of the House.
The Democrats were 10 meet last night to
nominate Senator Douglas.
JANUARY 4.-Another special despatch TO
the Press from Springfield says that
Judge Douglas was unanimously nominated
Senator in the caucus: and that resolution
endorsing the Administration, introduced by
Mr.. Martin. from the anti-Lccompton dis
trct, was tabled.
CINCINNATI, Jan. "A special dispatch to
the Commercial states that the Legislature of
Illinois convened ut Springfield yesterday
The Democrats were united as regards the
Senatorial election. \ caucus was held on
Saturday. when they determined that the
election should take place on Wednesday, at
2, p. NJ.
Itfurther states that attempts were made
Yesterday to organize, but the Republicans
refused IL attend. and only temporary or
sanization was effected. This movement in
dicates an intention 10 postpone the election
by boiling.
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MARRIED,

AT Locust Grove, near Charlottesville. on Tues
day morning, 4th instant, by the Rev. Or. W. b.
Broaddus. of Fredericksburg. Rev. JOHN A.
BROADDUS, to CHARLOTTE ELLEN, daugh-
ter Of the late George Sinclair.
On the ODD. Of December, 1853 by the Rev. H..
McNemar. FRANCIS NJ. TRlCE, to Miss JANE
f. HASLIP, all of Fairfax County. Va.
On the I'd instant. by the Rev. Andrew q. Ca
rothers, MIR. JOHN NJ. MAXWELL, to Miss ELL
ZABETH GROUSE. both OF Washington.
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The VICE PRESIDENTS ADDRESs.-The ad-
dress of Vice President Breckenridge yes
terday, ON the occasion of leaving the Old
Senate Chamber, was, says the Washington
Star "the most eloquent and impressive ora
torical effort ofhis life so replete with orator
ical triumphs. The effect ofits delivery, up
on the great men within ear shot, was magi-
cal. With one accord it was pronounced
the greatest achievement of the kind known
to the public history ofthe confederacy-sur-
passing the celebrated farewell address deliv-
cred by Vice President Aaron Burr on taking
leave of the Senate of the United States"
Mr.. Crittenden also delivered a most elo-
ouent address on the occasion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-05

The SrocK OF FLOUR At New ioRK.-There is
a great difference of opinion at New York i'll regard
to the amount OF -four in store. Some parties rid
iculc the estimate of the Journal oi Commerce, OF
over million and half of barrels us absurd. and
We apprehend il is erroneous the local supply dur
ing the season probably having been over estma-
ted. Some estimates 90 as low as 100000 to 7OO,-
600 barrels, while Others, probably taking a more
reasonable view of the subject. fix the estimate of
stock at about lnN. 600 barrels. -BaM. Amsr.
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IMPORTANT ARRESr.-On Monday morning,
Mr.. W. A. Boss, well known as detective Off
Ger, received information that person who
WAS charged with having a number of pack
ages of lottery tickets of the Maryland lot
terics. SO altered as to obtain the cash upon
them. WAS in Washington Mr.. Boss imme-
diatelv set about the work OF detection, and
succeeded in arresting his man, and obtain
ING from him a large number of the altered
tickets in packages. He had presented some
of the tickets 10 the agents III Baltimore,
where they were cashed, and there he OBJ
tained other tickets which were also found
with him. The prisoner is named George
Erwin. a middle aged man. and quite intell-
rent. He took rooms in the [. ;. Hotel,
where he soon made himself an agreeable
companion to gentlemen in the reading
room. conversing with them upon subjects OF
a national character with ease and grace
The announcement of his arrest astonlshed
those who had been conversing with him.
He was taken before the Chief Of Police, and
committed to Jail for further hearing.
The tickets are said to be those obtained
bv the Philadelphia police III their recent
descents upon lottery dealers in that city and
stolen or otherwise obtained from their pos
session. He says, himself, that they were
purchased in New Orleans: but there was
evidence to show that this statement is doubt
ful.-Wash. star.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.-The Criminal Court
is busiIy engaged in trying the criminal ca
ses before it,
The Forty-fourth Anniversary of the Co
lumbia Typographical Society was celebra-
ted on Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
The principal saloon Of the building was de-
voted 10 the purpose, and was decorated IN
manner emblcmatic and in good taste. Mr..
w. r. Mclean addressed the party. consist
inc about one-half of ladies, in an introduce
tory speech suitable to the occasion. lie
was followed by the Hon. Horatio King, who
delivered the principal address of the even
ing. on printers printing, editors, hewspa-
pers and the craft generally.
Rev. G. NJ. Butler, d. d., is to return TO
Washington as Rector of Trinity Church.
ACcIDEyr.--A correspondent Of the Virgin
ia Sentinel says:--"A little boy about six
wears of age. son of CD. King, near Gaines
vile. Prince William county. Va, was acc-
dentallv shot during Christmas, whilst at
play with one Of his little brothers and sister
in a room hv themselves. where the gun was
setting The gun is supposed 10 have been
fired bv one or both of the little Ones in en-
tire ignorance of the danger
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Destruction by Fire.

BosToS. Jan. 3-The Maverick Wooden
Mills. at Dedham, were partially destroyed
by fire this morning. The loss is estimated
at $4,000, which is probably insured. Wi
lev Edmunds and Gardner Calby are the
owners.
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LOCAL ITE n S. .

CorxTY Court YEsTERDAY.-Turner Dix
on. John Summers, III. l.. Simpson, j. j..
Wheat, and H. W. Feebry, were appointed
committee to confer with committee to be
appointed by the Common Council OF tins
CITY. in reference to the carrying into effect
the provisions ofan act Of the General Assem-
bly of Virginia. passed February the 18th,
lr5G. authorizing the erection of a new Court
House in the city of Alexandria.
The Grand Jury presented indictments
against the following persons, and having
nothing further to present, were discharged;
Rcvel Evens, for permitting unlawful gaming
at his ordinary. IA true bill" Eli Petty, for
the same offence. "a true BILL q. W. D.
Bell, for the same offence, "a true bill.
Commonwealth VS.. Robert Loyelace, for
assault and battery on negro named Lewis
Carter, in November last. The jury return
ed verdict of guilty, and assessed the fine at
sos. JUDGMENT for fine and costs, and inn
prisonment in the County Jail for 10 days,
and until the fine is paid. c. f. Stuart for
the prosecutions ID. l.. Smoot for the defence.
Commonwealth vs. IIorata Mccoy, free
negro, for petit larceny, in stealing seven pen
knives from the store of Mr. James F. Carlin,
in November last The prisoner plead
guilty. and the Court sentenced him to re-
ccivc twenty lashes and to be imprisoned I'D
DAYS in the County Jail. c. f. Stuart for
the prosecution. F. l.. Smith for the defence.
In the case of the Commonwealth VS.. Jas.
c. Garrell. for illegal voting motion was
made by the defendants counsel. G. ".
Brent, to quash the Indictment on the ground
of informally, which was overruled, and the
case SET for to-day.
The Court adjourned until this morning at
IL o'clock.
HYDRAuLIoN FIRE CoMPANY-Quite an
animated election for officers took place at
the Hall of this company on Monday even
ing last. being the occasion of the 32d an
nual meeting.
Ben amin Barton esq, was UNANIMOUSLY
reelected President for the sixteenth time,
with the following gentlemen to aid him in
the administration Of affairs, viz: VIM. ii.
Smith. lst Vice President; Stephen Swain,
Cd do: b. Franklin Emerson, Secretary;
A. Magruder Tubman, Assistant Secretary;
f. Samuel Duffey, Treasurer. The follow
ing Fire O6icers We're also chosen, viz: VIM.
G. Simpson, Assistant Engineer; Charles
Tennes,un, Commander of Engine: James
Morrow, Commander of Hose; John l..
Smith IT.. John Brent, Francis }. Power,
Andrew Carson. Pipemen; Messrs. John l..
Smith and Richard l.. Carnc, ir., were re-
commended to the City Council for election
as Fire Warlens.
The Company is in fourishing condition,
and has IN excellent apparatus.
MARRIAGE Licences. The following is the
number Of marriage licences issued by the
Clerk of the County Court Of this county. in
each month during the years 81 and 80:
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CO N N E r C I A l..
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. Flour is dull; Howard
street and Ohio 81. Wheat is quiet and unchang-
ed. Corn is quiet. and shade weaker; white at
oGM Csc; yellow 70@72c. Oats ARE bucyant;
Pennsylvania 47G4Sc.; Maryland $50 45c. Rye
is quiet: Pennsylvania sic. Groceries and Provi-
sions steady. but quiet.
NV York. Jan. 4.--Flour is unchanged: State
s4.25MS4.5O; Ohio $j.4O@$5 SIS; Southern $3.50
@.Si.7j. Wheat is dull; red ll0G l20c.; Western
white, 1900 ljjc. Corn is quiet mixed Soc;
new yellow 1jc Pork is dull; old mess Sl7.5O;
new $l7.GO; prime $l3@$l3.5s. Lard quiet, at
lIi@llsc. Whiskey is active at 2l3 25c.-
Stocks are dull and heavy Virginia 6's 90. Mis-.
souri, 6's SIX Sterling Exchange is firm at 1929
"a 1893.
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The Atlantic Telegraph Cable.

An extraordinary general meeting OF the
Atlantic Telegraph Company, was held IN
London. on the 18th ult. The Hon. Stuart
Wortley presided. The report showed that
the total receipts of the company on Its capl-
tai account had been f3SI ,419, and the ex-
pcnditure ;E364.Oi6. leaving a balance on
hand of fs. 40, against which there are va
rious outstanding liabilities Free shares
~ the value of .E11j, 900 had been issued to
projectors in the purchase of their original
rights and privileges. The chairman made
lengthy explanation of the condition of the
Company's cable. 1t had been underrun for
n distance of eleven miles from Ireland, and
found perfect.
The directors for want of funds. were un-
able TO carry on further operations. They
had appealed to the government for guaran-
tee of IL r cent. on E535 900 Of new capital,
with which to construct and lay new
cable. but no decision had been received
He urged upon the proprietors harmonious
and energetic action, as the only way to III
sure success and moved the adoption OF the
Directors report, which was carried unanl-
mOusly.
Mr.. Whitehouse, the late electrician of the
company, called attention to the establish
ment of another company for establishing
telegraphic communication with America by
means of southern route and having half
Of its capital subscribed. He had been in
structed to state the conditions under which
fusion of the two companies might be eiec-
ted. Several shareholders suggested that
such matter could not be entertained by the
meeting, and the chairman said that pending
the negotiations with the government the
proposition ought not to be discussed. Mr..
Whitehouse withdrew the subject, and an add
iournment until the general meeting in Feb
ruary, was unanimously carried.
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The Weather at the North.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4.-There is fully six
inches of snow on the ground, and hundreds
of sIeighing parties are making the most oft.
New YORK. Jan. 1.-The storm gave us
fully one foot of snow on the level, but is
much drilted, and the streets this morning are
almost impossible from drifts. II is still
showing.
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ach month during the years 81 and 80:

uAvY.-To-morrow the 9th Of Janu-
airy. will be the Festival of the Epiphany, or
the Manifestation of Christ to the Gentilcs,
in commemoraton Of the visit Of the wise
men from the East To the new born King:
thus ntimating that he was to be a Saviour
not for the Jews only but for all mankind.
Divine Service will be held in Christ Church
tomorrow morning. at II o'clock.
Syow.-Thc fall of snow which commcnc-
cd on Monday evening. lasted all night, and
it continued showing the greater part OF yes
day. But little. however. remained ON the
ground.
Election OF BANK DIREcToRS.-The an
n;,al election of Directors Of the Bank of the
Old Dominion, takes place on the llth inst.
ut the Bank.
THE New CEHr-To Mr.. Robert W. Falls
the energetic and popular Agent of the
Adams Express Company, we are indebted
for several of the new Cent pieces.
Police REpoRr.-John Berry was yester-
day arrested by Officer Hancock, for assault
r:n;c, ra.hor;ro po,rr and far Le,t-
inS HIS "''' N''''''' ~.
ing an old negro woman named oli'a MONT
somery. and brought before Justice Price,
who ordered him to receive twenty-five lashcs
.,,,l;, u.h;,n;,o most mud r. Lc rl,cod
1t ''' P"'''
under bond I" keep 'he peace
A free negro, named William Dent non
o,. n:,l u.,,oa,L o,,J .,lo,, 10
ny 'ihcelS h"'' "'''' ~ '''''
fore Justice Price, who fined HIM one dollar
IL .., Co.. . ,;ojot;nn of tho I,w IN re,,ord
anu '''''' -.
to free negroes, anu placed nm undcr bphdS
IN tbe sum of 800 10 leave the State in ten
H.
u"yN'
CONCERT To-NIGHT.-Don forget the 'oh-
cor, NJ Sorenta Hall tonight
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In connection Win that lrlii'r oi l'illialS,
PROF. FERDINAND f. s0fGE.
And will give CONCERT, at SAREPTA HALL,
On Wednesday Night next, 5th inst.
To those who familiar with the abilities ot
the above named performers, it would be supertu
Gus TO say nything in commentator OF their mu-
steal powers but aS they not 80 generally known
in our community, he will say that he hopes to
present such bill, aS is rarely given to an Alex
andria audience.
Eis- Tickets 30 cents. which may he had at Geo.
f.. French Bookstore, j. II. PARROTS Music store,
and IL. b. Whittingtons Fancy Store. For FUR
ther particulars see programme. jan 4-2t
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A L NJ A N A C.
NJ A NE LIST
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures g.

PORT OF Observation-Disclosures {.
SAILED.
Schr. David J. Bower Chambcrlin, New York,
by Fowle & Co.
Schr. Tram Smith. McIivcrn, Fall River, by Bor-
den Mining Go.
MEMORANDA.
Schr. New Jersey, hence. at Wareham. I'd inst
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New YORK, Jan. 1.-The steamship Hi
nois. which was announced to sail with the
California mails, on Wednesday, the 9Th in
slant, has postponed her departure until
Thursday. the 9th.
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Fairfax County, Va. dec ll-eots
Prince William County, dec lS-eots

CLIFTON PREPARATORY SCH0OL-Thr
" Second Session of this School will begin
the first Wednesday Of October, 1853. and Close
the third Wednesday of July, 1859. The design
of this School is thoroughly to prepare youths i"r
the University of Virginia. The Course of study
embraces everything that is necessary TO the degree
of A. NJ. at our University.
The School is located in the mountains Of Eau
qrricr a region well known for its hcathiul clma'"
and beautiful scenery. 1t is two miles south of
Markham Station, ON the Manassas Gap Railroad.
and 80 miles from Alexandria.
TERMs.-S22j, semi annually in advance, VIZ
Sll2.j0 on the lst of October, and Sll2.5o ou tN;
LIST of March
Modern Languages at extra charges.
For further particulars, apply to the Principal. "a,
Markham Station, Fauqucr County, Va
REFERENCES:
Rev. J. p McGuire. Z. II. :. of Va.
Trustees of Charestowu Academy. jefferson
County, Va.
Professors Bledsoo, Harrison, Schelr D. N"~'.
McGufe, and Smith. IF the University Of Virginia.
K. JAQUELIN AMBLER.
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J. w. MCGEE,
DOCTOR OF DENTAL SURGERY,
WARR ENTUN. II,

" III V.''
CONTINUES to perform all operations belong
" ing to the Dental profession i'll the most salts
factory manner, at moderate rates.
Doctor McGcc may he found at home at any time.
except from the second TO the third Monday in each
month, which time will he spent at Flint Ill., Rap
pahannock County. Va.
Office and residence on Main street, nearly oppo-
site the WarrcntOn House.
,Iy
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nISSOLUTlON.-Thc co partnership heretofore
~ existing under the name OF CROSS, LUGEN-
BEEL Il CO., has been this day dissolved, by mu-
tual consent. Either partner is authorized to sign
the name of the firm in settlement Of the business
X. Y. CROSS,
JOHN ". LUGENBEEL,
jan l-co2w HENRY {. FIELD.
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Rts- FOR C0NGRESS.-Wca are authorized to
announce Henry SHACKELFoRD, esq, as candi
date to represent the Seventh Congressional Dis
trict, in the next Congress nov l5-tf