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The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-11-02

Mr.. Binncy. af Philadelphia. Ia. lately
published pamphlet relative 70 Tie auihnr.
snip oi washngton's Farewell Aidfes.. IN
which, speaking ni the original heads. nf hints,
Or jranght, as II came from Washington 10
IIamiliun. be says:
"Thesr are golden truths. a treasure ni
political Wislon. experience, ani foresight,
which. Irnm Tie gravity Of their tome. the
dcpth nI Their sincerity. their simplicity, and
tue tenderness, a. well as the strength Of the
conccrn thry manifest fm the uhole people,
maLc. in themselves. a " Farewell Address
a. il were. frum a dying father to his children.
Aud they are washingtan's alone. si'h"ui
suggestion bs sny hody Madison. Ham,l'
TIM, or any athrr friend or advisef--,tawf
lfnm the depth ur Washinginn's own trart
and IL the whole Farewell Address. as u nov
stands on record, we're lercmpCsrd. and
such parts iispclird as were added ~ give
the paprr an entrance in,othc mnds u states.
men aud Legislators. and 10 place II among
the permanent rules Of government, the grra
resiiumn wuald be found IN these principles
an inperishablp legacy to the people. The.
ate the soul Of the Fsreweli Address"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-11-02
~ G.sss :; ~
AsD
DAILY BLESSINGS.

Gently as tho falling dew
Come at morn and come at eve,
So We blessings ever new
From the Lord receive,
Plenteously with hraseGly grace
Doth be Us endue;
Says, i" Fear not, ye comfor,.ess!
] will come to you
Quietly his angels come,
Como in joy, come in wo;
God His mercy 10 each home
Freely doth beslow.
Welcome poverty or wealth @
While on earth we dwell.
So he gives His saving hcaith,"
All will yet be we'll.
Let the messenger Of death -
Call as soon, call as late.
Through the might of Christ our Lord
We will calmly wait,
Sheltered in the church Of God.
On that mothers breast -.. III
Let us lean ; that dear abode
Gives the weary rest.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-11-02
WESTERN HOG AND CORN MARKETS
THE OPENING RATES.

WESTERN HOG AND CORN MARkETS.-i
THE OPENING RATES.
The Cincinnati Price Current If The I2th
Instant has the following concerning tie
Western hog market, aud the opening
prices uf new corn:
In the early part Of the week abont $500
head d hogs snId a, s6 net, 10 be delivered
the fir,t ten days nf November. purtion
Of them we're taken to fill contracts. The
lat ,lss ar imu the offerings al ihis rate were
quite large, aud I 900 head TO average 2s5
lbs. aud 10 be delivered between the 10Th
aud 18th November, we're on the market At
Sc. without iindns purchaser. $500 head,
we understand, we're contracted 10 be ,irllv-
rrrd before The 2nth Of November al s5.75;
nut fnr' all November $3.50 il the outside
rate offered
In Kentucky, hogs are forward and Fat,
and il is probable ,hcs will be in earlier from
that State Than i exp. ete,l. Tie feeling on
the part Of regular dealers IS quite subdued,
aud nnne u that reckless speculative spirit,
50 pre-, alrnt at this time last scasun. Is nb.
ser,able I; aud il is quite probable that the
opening prices will be the highest paid during
the season. a,kcrs will undoubtedly rrnit
w lHt cAlpIttHCr W idNt NcHfs dHH t9tit HllNl
be the strongest Kind Of inducements. we
think, 70 tempt them topay even moderately
high prices.
During the past week there has been quite
a large business d"ne in the va, ni contracts
Tor nea corn, aud the sales reached $4,000
bushels. brg,nning al C5 cents aud closing dull
al 50 ceuts. lnclnded n lhn.e sales mas one
lot ~ y. 900 bushels, 70 be delivered 10 all
this monih al 65 cents. This was hougit in
ludi.na, Eat III indianapolis. at % cents,
aud cost but IS cents 4, ieIlssr Il here, 20
that Tie operation paid the sellers handsome
I,-thr great anxiety TO sell corn. snd at The
sane iime 10 buy hugs 70 feed i ". are very
suggestive Tacts for those Win deal in pnik.
I Our adyiees from Kentucky, with hardly
an exception. tepnri good corn crop, and .
prospective large hng crap. Brri cattle ARE
represented abundant throughout tie entire
West, and IN good condition. But the whrat
crop is. without an exc. ptlun. repuned below
an average.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-11-02

yaLrABLE GRAPE viSE.-A NJ. Caldwell,
residing - lrrdell county. has a grape zine
rruwing in his fell. from which he made %
gallons uf superior vine, which be sold ~
Charlotte at si per gallon.
II is stated thar the commercial capital q
England i. increasing At the rate of aboa'
900, ,ooo, 600 sterling every !ear
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-11-02
Rock SPRING ACADEMY.

INHE third session Of ibis Institution will open The
L fourth Monday in July. 1859, and continue (or
twenty weeks The Academy ir situated 10 miles
southwest of Hllsboroush, and ~ miles west Of Chapel
Hill; IN a very moral and healthy community. and
where every Necessary requisite ior procuring an sdu.
Gallon. is Iiended.
We prepare Students for rdirse. or for the ordinary
business of lie. Tile terms as follows:
Classical 90 seienric course, $50
Eagi.h Higher Bfanches, IS
Elementary, 10
Board per month incIudng all expenses.
T. u. Oldham. ]. Moore and j. r. Manner. will take
hoarders They arc living very convenient. Fmiur
iher particulars address.
w. y. OLDHAM, Principal,
Oaks, Orange county, y. C..
June ~ &C..
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-11-02
CASH ND BARTER
Exchange.

The subscriber has opened one door
above "The Printing Office" where
he intends keeping a full stock Of
Groceries, Clothing, Staple Dry Goods,
and many other articles, for which
Cash or Barter alone will be ta-
ken. Wheat, Flour, Corn, Bacon,
Lard, Butter, Chickens, Eggs, Tai
low, Beeswax, Flaxseed, Feathers,
Dried Fruit, Tow and Cottons, Wool
James, &C., bought or sold on commits
sion. ID. c.. PARKS
Apri! IS So
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Marriagrs.

In Mddlcscx, Sept lth, by Aaron Ladd. ESQ, Mr..
ltazan Blair Of Montpelier, and Miss Mary Mayo,te Of
Manchester, ". II.
In Berlin, Sept 20, by Rev. r. Childs, Mr. Nathan
Cheeyer Of East Hardwck, and Miss Julia r. Dewey Of
Berlin.
In Nor,hheld Sept 90 Isaac d. Howe Esq, and Miss
Hannah X. Could both " n.
In Wocott, Sept T. Samuel r. Bliss, Jr., and Mclis-
"a NJ Titus, both Of W. Also, Sept TO- David II. Low
8 and Mnorra II. Stone. Also, Abel Hpds aud Emily
ID. Stone. all Of Eden
In stowe, Sept "a, Mr.. John Straw and Miss Sophia
c. farusworth both of S.
In East IIardwick Sept 10, Mr.. Ovid @. Doe " Hard
wick and Miss Elizabeth MoEwen Of Craftsbufy.
In Nergennes, Sept. ~, Hon. Burnham Martin, Of
Chelsea. and Mrs. Ann Bishop, N burlington
In Brookhrld. Aug. 18th Mr.. =. y. Downing u Bar
re-, aud Mrs Catherine 4, Freeman of Brookdeld.
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ID OKS AM q FITS -
q. q. VANS d CO.,
PROPRIETOR or THE ONLY
RTGINAL GIFT 81 TORE
IN NEW ENGLAND,
No. 40 CoRNmLL, BOSTON.
VALUABLE BOOKS AND ELEGANT
GIFTS


A Gin, varying in value from Fifty Cents One Hum
bred Dollars, given the Purchaser Of every Book.
We take pleasure in stating that the liberal and ucreas
ing patronage bestowed upon by the people Of New
England, and other parts Of the country, enables
offer still greater inducements to purchasers Of Books,
and individuals associations getting up clubs than
ever before.
Tho advantages possess over any other similar ess
Enlistment in the country, especially for filling New
England ORDERS must be evident TO those acquainted
with position, aud understand superior and in
crcAsing facilities for doing business Our advantages
follows:
We publish a large list Of valuable books.
We obtain large quantities Of other valuable works In
exchange for
We buy large editions from other publishers for cash
at very low prices
We put no Objectionable book on our catalogue.
We offer no inducements which we do not fulfill.
We buy watches in large quantities for cash. and
Of the best make.
We have Jewcry made to order by the best manu-
faoturers in this country and Europe.
BY doing extensive business we make very uaf-
liable presents more frequently to purchasers.
Our present plan Of operations is the originate
ed five years ago by Mr. g. O. Evans and is sanctioned
only by the highest Judicial authority nearly every
State in the Union, but by the voice OF the people from
Maine 10 California.
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LANDS FOR SALE 25 MILEI

LNARM LANDS FOR SALE 25 MILES
4 from Philadelphia by Railroad in the State Of New
Jersey Soil among the best for Agricultural purposes
being good loan soil with clay bottom. The land is
large tract, divided into small farms, and hundreds
ing. The climate Is dclghtful and from frosts
Terms from Sl5 10 so per acre, payable within four
years ny instalmcnts. To visit the placeLeaye Vine
Street Wharf at Philadelphia at - A. M. by Railroad
for Hammontou, address X. j. Byrnos, by letter,
Hammonton Post Office, Atlantic County, New Jersey.
See full ADJ criisemcnt Ia another column. 5l76
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ltnaI nottrts.
= TATE or VEIN ONT

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT. SIS.
In Probate Court held NJ Montpelier within snd for
said District the 10Th day Of September, A. u. 1889.
An instrument, purpofng TO hc the last will ami tes
lament n Joseph OTIS, late u Waterbury In said dis
Ilct deceased being presented 20 the Court by Mrs
Mrs Ascnath Otis, the exeCutx therein named FOR tno-
bate; 1t is ordered by said Court that alt persons cou-
ccncd therein be notified 10 appear session Of said
Court to be holden the Probate Office, ia Montpelier
Aforesaid, the ith day Of October a. ID. 1859. and
show cause II any they may have, against the Probate Of
said VIII Tor which purpose, II is further ordered, that
copy Of the record Of this order be published three weeks
successfully in the Vermont Waterman a State Jour
nal newspaper printed at Montpelier, previous to said
time appointed for hearing.
true copy Of Record
6264 Attest r. r. MERRILL, Register.
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CECRETs DISCLOsED!- The subsori-

/ SECRETS DISCLOSED - The subscri-
~ her offers Tor sale Recipe Book which contains
Recipe for making every article that is manufactured in
the county, " Soaps, Hair Preparations Colognes KS
senccs and Perflmerios OF all kinds, Beers, Syrups
Mead, Soda, and Mineral Water. Paints, Blackings
Inks, &e Nc, aud Recipes for making every article
manuhetnredi one for making Honey which cannot be
taste, aud the cost Of which does exceed three
per pound, and can be made in few minutes another
for making Fluids another for making Son SOAP, which
can be made with lc trouble and AZ cost not exceed
ing sixty cents per barrc and is not surpassed for ex
oellenco Which book viii be- sent 70 any one that
mits to us by mail Fihy Cents either in money or in
postage stamps, TO J. II, REALS,
67G3 Ashland Mas.
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I, n. MERRlLL, Rcgisicf
A true copy Of Record.--Auest.
T. r. MERRILL. Rcrister
4 bal MITH's ESTATE

\ d y T. . VI II y y q "
"A State Of Vermont, Randolph District, S..
In Probate Court, holden az Chelsea 10 and f1r said
district. ON the 18Th day n September, A. D. 1853
james NJ Bass. administrator the estate II Abial
Smith, late Of Wnamsowu in said district, deceased,
makes application 90 said Court extend the time here
oiore allowed him pay the debts due from said estate
and 60 render his administration account until some
future day Whcrcupon it is ordered by said Court that
said application De heard at the Probate Office in Che-
sea, ON the 9th day " October ncNt aud it is further
dcrcd that notice be given To- all persons concerned By
tho publication Of this order In the Vermont Waterman
printed Montpelier, three weeks successfully before
said hearing. WIN. Z. DICKINSON, Judge.
81 81
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Boston 4 tletu pOrh EMBELLISHMENTS.
A BLooDLEss VICTORY
aA--a--A-
D BOXRS SOLD OF
MoREHE1D'S H4GNE7'fC PLASTER.


MOREHEADS MAGNETIC PLASTER.
This enormous quantity Of this Invaluable Remedy
has been purchased by citizens Of the United States dur
Ing the short time has been before the public. The
for this extraordinary simply in the
ia truth and value Of the article No one buys the
MAGNETIC PLASTER without becoming its friend
" performs all ths 10 promised, and carries with its
own recommendation. Truly this is vic,orypeaeefol
aud bloodessbut believe less glorious than the
riumphs Of war, with its train of carnsge and desoaton.
The MAGNETIC PLASTER il undoubtedly the
orestesi sreng,heue and Pain Destroyer that Sciences
has yet discovered you put this Plaster snywhere
Pain is there the Plaster will stick there until the PAN
has vanished The Plaster magnetizes the Pain away,
AND PAIN CANNOT EXIST
WHERE THIS
PLAsTE is APP LIED.
Ifheurraiism, Lameness Stiffness, Weakness, Debil-
Fly. Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Coughs aud
Colds, Pains md Aches Of every Kind. are IMMED1-
ArELY BELIEVED, and with li,tle patience. PER
MANENTLY CURED, by the mveical influence Of the
MAGNETIC PLASTER. II is simplest, surest, safest.
pleasantest and cheapest remedy in existence. II spp
cation is ENTHUSIASTICALLY to the strong man. the deli
cato woman and the feeble infant fe use is agreeable,
and without annoyance or trouble. rs nice rs within
reach Of areh or poor all may have IT, aud an should
have It who sick and suffering in any way. Z.
FARMERS and PLANTERS should always be durpl.
ed with the MAGNETIC PLASTER. II will be rhe
Good Physician in any household ready all times and
at instant notice.
Put up in alright tin boxe, Each box will make sis
70 eight pasers and any child can spread them. Price.
p cents box, with full and plaid directions.
D. c. MOREHEA'b, N. D..
Tarenfor ard Proprietor.
10 Walker S.fcet, New York.
MOREHRAD's MAGNETIC FLAsTER is sold BY
all Druggists aud Dealers in Genuine Medicine every
where 1868
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session INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
REV. n. DAY, Pres. REV. 2. MASON Vice Pres
nrunsS GSrENt, NJ. p, Physicians.
I.AIAlI IIurnmLNa IL Ii : ~ .l-tN--

REV. n. DAY, Pres REV. r. MASON, Vice Pres.
isGsa I E r. 3 3, Physicians
sa6shsd for The spceessal Treatment Of Dissas upOn
Rational Principles.
Tho ElectrChemical Baths together with Or. Grscnss
improved Medication have been adopted In this lnsu-
ton aud have exceeded the most sauguno Ieetaons ia
the removal u a great variety Of diseases.
An persons having Cancers, thoss sniicted with
complicated di.eos, should avail themselves II the PER
souAl srnton of the physicians At the Institute where
puipor boarding -hnuses provided.
personal examination NJ zach IL preferable, but
all the forms of diseases except In aggravated
and complicated eAso successfully treated with med
cines which be sent TO any part Of the world, with
full droctiuna very correct knowledge eau be oh
tanei from 10 the questions IN tho indian Ar
oanAa Newspaper published by the Institution, copy
n which VIII be sent fee when requestedi also, Dr.
OreaneH "IsnIAsofAfHr" Science Of Indian Mtdine,
may be had At the Office for "a cents OF by mall on the
receipt ~ four postsgc stamps,
Consultations upon all diseases free OF charge the
Office hy otter tho reception nj postage stamp.
Al communications should 10 directed 10 M II.
GREENE, 80 lrom1old Street, Boston, Mass.
REFER EN- CB5-
Hon. :. G. Maine, Boston, Mass Rev Edward Bd-
nunds, Boston, Msss Rev. Joseph W. Tarlaton Boston,
Nae Row " II. Nevin, D. D., chalesa, Mas Rev n.
~ Conklin Providence, X. Rev Charles Grostenor,
liedord; h1s.i Row Dryin Morse uroysland, Mas.
Rev. John Hartman, Canterbury, \. Iii Dr. j. W.
Phelps fS fremont Street hston, Mas J. X. Merrill
ss1- webster IIoase) Boston, Mass; r. n. Phnney,
i'lY hoston Mas Samuel neseryei Es3i Lowell, Mas
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n E. FEMALE MEDICAL COLLEGE,,

IN. SpRTNGFIELD STREET, BOSTON.
The Twelfth Annual Term will commence on WE'D
NESDAY Nov 2, 1859, and continue seventeen weeks.
Professors, Enoch c. Rofe, NJ. d.. Theory and Prae-
tice Of Medicine John X Palmer, NJ d., Materia Med
lea, Therapeutics and Chemistry Stephen Tracy NJ p
Anatomy and Surgery Marie T.. IakrzewskA, M d.,
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and Chdreni Fran
ces S. Cooke NJ d., Physiology and llygonei Mary X.
jerks, NJ. D. Dcmonstrator. Fees 80 for each OF me
Six Tickets Rooms 20 be had by Students m NE Col
lege Building The College has now Clinical Depart
ment for the practical education ~ its students.
ENOCH c. ROLfE, Dean Of the Faculty,
6o6i sos Washington Street
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~ YER & b A ER -
W CELEBRATED NOIsELEsS
F1UILY SEEMING M1CHINES

New Styles - Prices from 800 TO 1928. lIemIners IS
Extra.
These machlues sew from two spools, AS purchased
from the store requiring reminding Of thread they
Hem, Fell Gather aud stitch IN superior style, finish
ing each seam by their operation, without recourse
% the hand needle, as u required by other machines
They will do better and cheaper sewing than seans,ress
can, even II she works for Que cent aa hour
Offices of Exhibition and Sale, rs Summer Street. Dos
ton, and 49j Broadway, New York.
577o I. c. rHlNSEY, AT, Montpelier.
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,VHE HAMMONTON FARMER

A newspaper devoted 10 Literature and Agficu-
turc also setting forth hl accounts Of the settle
ment Of HhmmOnton In New Jersey can be subscribed
for at only % cents per aunum.
Inclose postage stamps for the amount Address to
Editor n the Farmer, Hammontan +. o., Atlantic Coz
New Jersey Thoso wishing cheap land, u the bestqua
y Ia m the hcalihicst and delightful climates
ia the Union, aud where crops never cut down by
trusts, ihc terrible scuurEc Of the north advertise
mcnt of lipmmonion Lands. 5l7G
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Boston an6rrtistmrnts.

ERENCH'S MERCANTILE INSTI-
Il TUTE,
% rREsosr ST. BosroS. Pounded by James French,
Esq, 1889. Thorough instruction in
BOOh-hEEPING, WRITING, ARfTTuBTTC,
Engiih Studies. Engineering, and Navigation.
Students admitted daily, aud aided in obtaining board
and employment. Separate department for Ladies' Cat
alogues Of TERMS &c, sent by mail, free.
SPEAR q SAWYER, Principals.
Open day and evening.
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Markrts.



BUTTER-Ihe arrivals Of Butter show falling on
compared with last week, comprising G67g packages for
the week The supply however, Is equal 10 the Of
he market and prices remain steady with firm feeling
for good quality. We look for comparatively light re.
ceps Tor week two, prices now rule comparative
ly lower here than In the country The sales have been
~ " 22c for good, choice and extra New York and
Vermont dsries and 10 l9c Tor common and fair Can
ada, Ohio and other Western is selling at " l9o pr
10, as 20 quality =
CHhESE.-Chesse has been arriving pretty freely,
and the market well supplied In prices no change
although buyers pay The extreme with some reluc-
tancc The sales have been At Zoe Or 10, as TO quail
n.y. good and prime article selling Toe pr ID. The
receipts u the week have been 1894 boxes 40 casks and
- tohs
BEANS White Beans continue IN moderate demand
VITA sales " common AZ 20 75c blue pod At SIC 81
and extra pea and marrow At 81 IS 81 IS pr bu.
huth.-Ihe arrivals Of new have been sold at ~ a
I5c pr b cash, including small lots The attcrrate. In
Old Hop sales Of 30 bales at &c for the crop VI 1856
and 6c hr the crop Of 1851
fEAS.-Cauads Peas dull and prices are nom
molly gjc 81 pr bu
manifestations are IN fair demand, with sales
Of common Whites az 30 a 45c Jacksons at so bsc
and Noya Scotia Chcnaugoes at 80 a SOC pr bu Sweet
Potatoes are selling At 81 80 81 81 - pr Dbl No
Peach B!owa ~ Carriers To- market
GRAIN -lu Oats there Is no material change with
moderate demand We notice shipments South " ,375
bags during ihc week The sales have been at ~ 44c
r hu for Northern and Canada Rye is scarce and want
ed The sales have been at so Soc pr bu, small lots
selling az The close az thc latter rate.
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CTATE or vERMo 7

y 7 4 7 i Q T X VI q T .
- DISTRICT OF RANDOLri. IS.
The hon. the Probate Count for the District Of Han
doph. TO all persons concerned in the estate Of Eph-
rain Luce, late Of Willamstown, in said district,
GHEErING
Whereas Ebenczcr Bass, administrator Of the estate
" said deceased has made application this for
license 20 sell al Of the real estate Of said deceased and
represents that the is necessary for the payment Of
the debts and charges against said part aud
that part cannot be sold without injury 10 those interest
ed in the remainder Therefore, are hereby notified
appear a session Of said court be held at the
Registers office in BrookGcld, in said district, the
9th day Of October, A. d. 1859, and show cause II any
You have why license should not be granted, ainre
said. And this order shall be published three weeks
cessiyoly in the Vermont Waterman & State Journal
printed Montpelier. in this State the last OF which
publication shall he before the day assigned for hearing
as aforesaid
Dated at Brookhold this 18th day Of September, A. D
1853
By order Of court.
CLOS J. r. CLEAvELAND, Register
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- I A T + OF We X NJ o T f.,
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS
In Probate Court, holden az Montpelier the goth day
NJ September, A. j. lSi9.-Wiiam II. LOOMS. Admin
sraor the estate Of ydia NJ. spauding late u Rox
bury in said district deceased. makes application tn
said court with tho NJ the heirs of said deceased
Tor license sell the whole NJ the real ~ said
deceased situated in said Roxbury, representing that
the sale Of part of said estate is necessary for the pay
mcnt ~ the debts Of said deceased and expenses VI ad
minsraon Of said estate and that part Of said estate
cannot be- sold without injury those interested IN the
remainder thereof and that the said sale would be benc
hcal 90 the heirs aud all interested In said estate.
Whcrcupon It is ordered by said Court that said appca
0n be- referred 90 the llh day N October. A. D. 1859
81 the Probate Office In Montpelier for hearing aud de-
con thereon; and il is further ordered that all persons
interested be notified hereof by publication Of notice Of
this application and order thereon three weeks success
sivoy, In the Vermont Waterman aud State journal,
printed Montpelier, before said time Of hearing, that
they may appear at said time and place. and Il they
cause, object thereto.
BY the COurt.-Attcst,
4. r. MERRILL Register
true copy Of Record.--Auest,
r. r. MERRILL, Register.
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NTETCALF'E SUPERIOR INDELIBLE
WI INK for Stencil Plates Thin Brass Zine framesi
Brushes Steel Dies, &c, The best OF STENCIL AL
PHABETS; also, Type and Stamps with lndolibe Ink,
cheap at wholesale Letters Of inquiry, with postage
stamp enclosed and orders promptly attended TO- Di-
rect TO NJ >, ME lOALt.
G266 As 10 Salem St, Boston. Mass
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HUDSON'S FEMALE REMEDY.-This
is the greatest remedy yet offered for diseases
to which females liable, such Irregularities, OBJ
suoiions suppressions to tho Monthly Periods Al
So Leuoohma Whites, with all their attending evils.
This remedy consists Of three parts and be used sin
gle together, as the may demand Full direc-
tons given with each number which are so plain that
all may them with perfect safety No. is expressly
for LeucouhUa or Whites. Nos, l and for Obstruo-
tons suppressons, and must not be used in connec
ton by married ladies'. Price 81 per number.
JOSEPH HUDSON, Sole Proprietor,
Mattapoisett, Mass.