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natural ornate. Ii All cases wherever npiHgn hss
been used and Is hsuefgl effects Witnessed. sc
remark Of uHus can adequately eafa1ate she
difference, and 40 aseis5aa 81 eeHzi 20 . tE#al,
Tie Anedyno coutaias Hoj patr3els 81 oFiam,
ard tie most delicate constitution Gao ess a
with safety sad the peffeetiv NATURAL state q
keeps and leaves the patasni, st'uula recommend
il 10 physicians who have long sought the true
development, and % patients she SAINT natural
results
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that freedom from 81 conpoucHts which eg The
great error in compromising, pr1anee compleis
inerfs instead 81 real Cures We pisca restraint
on its use every hopr n the las and as Al
patients 20 fnake II the natural enetny % al
coughs, throat or lung complaints, b perfect
freedom Of application Fer iufiayamatofy SORT
throat ia IS "a perfect remedy and iaF whoopiHa
cough checks ail spasms. and allows the coBgb {.
Z have It's rnu IN qniet say.
Z With the spirit that court ali Investigation
and readiness % answer all inquiries NAV We Is
rstnrn ask al to be cautions - purchase eul,
I OF those they can rely upon.
( Prices wigain the reach Of Az
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J. Z. STArEORD'S
Q EEV z z A e.
wHEs oIfvz Tas IS IsHaLsp. it, healing Bsisa-ass
osars bvoasa; In contact ~ith the taiHs sHtsas
d taa
Throat, Bronchial Tubes. and all the
Air-Cens or the Lungs.
relieving a oaes any pain ogsrssaoa a3 healing
irritation OF Inflammation
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IRON & SULPHUR POWDERS
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SEND FOR A PAEEP HLMT.
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have sfsf vita yztr Fls tffss thtn - zay "a isf
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tsu tsafrgAz body have " siaas o. tv1
a. Faar rHs. lie saalas g. aflss hsi f-u si,nssi.
vi h theF rieansa Af alae.
SaaTs With great gcs-ect, IN. w To ri N,
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Washaistrn, e. t-t 10 tth sle'ts i
spt have usaa ysuf iiiis 10 mg feagfl sud hspttsi
gractaa ever siaaa va aa rhes aad caat irfiHtC y
saY thss are tha hass rattatle emFi Their rega-
laillz Estua GA thg IrI 81 aHitA -Ii aae4ei. cease-
gashGfy tksF aIs a. anirils y sf atan svulouts
ID Sat ofau, thiss,i have zss,un isgga ,ass 4
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Leaving the sum Of

Leaving the sum Of SZ4956
to he raised from the real estate, and requests
the court 10 grant him license 10 sell part o.
the real estate OF said deceased to Wit: one equal
undivided half Of the second division lot IN the
town Of Salem which was drawn 70 the original
right Of Jonas Cummings, supposed 70 contain
fifty acres more or less.
Therefore il i ordered By said Court that pub
lie notice be given 70 al persons concerned
therein, TO appear before SAID court at session
thereof to be held az said Irasburgh, on the I3rh
dav 81 December, 1850. that they may give
bonds for the payment Of the debts and be
heard In the matter Of the administrators &C
count and show cause why license should not
I be granted a. aforesaid.
I And this order shall be published three weeks
/ successfully in the Orleans Independent stand
ard, news paper printed at lrasbargh In tIis
STATE the last Of which Publications. shan D
Z E.flrz ne dav assigned for hearing as aforesaid
( Given under my hand az the Probate Office u
! Ira-FJIrgh this 22d day Of November, A. ID
+ I8f0. NJ CARPENTER, Judge.
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AMOS I. NORRIS ESTATE.
TATE OF VERFE ONT,

- ORLEANS DISTRICT. S.
The Hon. the Paoba-e Court for the District
of Orleans, 10 ali persons concerned IN the es-
tate Of AMOS 7. NORRIS, late Of Derby II
said district, deceased, GREETING
Whereas, Warren ". Adams, administrator OF
tae estate Of said deceased, has fled in said
CONT his administration account, and represents
that the debts and charges against said estate
amount TO the sum Of SIZES
/ That the available assets IN his hands
/ are I72,s2
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roHN nINNEMEI.I.

CkeHsisf q FAaf8lactatssf. Boston, HAS,
whoss signature covers the corks Of the geuains
only. and to when address sil communications
Sold by All respectable dealers every where.
ASENTs
A Rainfall, lrasbuFgh: Wa. }aslyn & Sens,
Barton: Alvan Hovey, West Albany; Amsss
Scott. Crsflsbury putton < Hsde, Hydepark
Fred Z. Smith, wholesale agent, Montpelier.
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OTATE OF We MONT

ORLEANS COUNTY. s.,
! ORLEANS COUNT
RI, J U n I
Z TERN, 1850.
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hsser CoSSa, IL. I'D. h. 5Ad, closing ause,er. Spi
riis turentns steady at 3ss TAow steady At bss COT
Zee quiet Oils steady sperm advanced 70 sos; nnseed
MS 3D. Rice heavy.
HAvRE MARKET.
For the week eoding Jan. "a, inclusve.) Coton-The
sales OF the week foo up 5000 bales New Orleans tres
ord'naire Io9f do bas 99f The market closed dull and
with fhese qpetatons barely maintained The stock in
port WAS lo2, 200 taes. Flour declinpg pot and
pearl ashes dull ard quotations barely maintained
Coffee buoyani. Oils slow Of sale and prices I'M
altered Rice firm. Sugar heavy. Lard dull, and quo
taons nominal. whalebone-Sa!es unmportant.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. OPP ".
Cotton-The sales Of yeste day were 1000 bales, in
GLIDING 1000 speculation and for export The market
closed firm, aud the previous advance was fully main
tanned.
Breadstufs quiet q. Fridays rates.
Provisions quiet, with unimportaut TRANSACTIONS.
LONDON, Jan 28-P. II.
The CLOSING price Of consols 10 944 s4H for money,
and 94ss s4h for account.
On the arrival of the America at Halifax attempt
made to send her direct to Boston which I'M
fortunately failed in consequence Of the hns breaking
of lewiston Maine. The news ther started to
Montreal via Quebec and the foregoing had been received
10 that way when break occurred in the line between
Woodstock and St. John. The break had not yet been
repaired
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we're Amer, an.
ST. xrT OF TRADE N MANCHESTER.
7be sdvioes from Manchester wore favorable Goods
end yarns were selling ~ full prices.
LIVER .ooL AREADsgURRs MARKET.
Nessrs Richard son, Spence o. report nour dull, with
declining ensenc sales at On a. Ga Wheat duh,
with downward te Msncy and previous quotations bare
- maintained. Corn uAady, with rather more enquiry
salss Of yellow as soa a. - 2s
LIVERPOOL HxOvIs1oH xAaxuR.
Mesxs Richardson sp >nss b Co., and HslaaA, Athya
O. report beef sssady; hs t asssd treaty, bus showed
- disposition 10 pres sales rk su'ss but sssady Bacon
essdy: Cumberland &C.,, mid ~ a. 81 IAsd sssady
n ~ ~. o. Tsrow nrme basshsss' 90. ckssss
swy Arn for geod.
LIVERPOOL P1ODuUU 1AAxR.
NJ BseAsrs' Oroalar rspese ash.W 4usss = -. -
- Sw Dcss, and Sos. for pearls. kNgAR hAvy. oodss
~u,sS k,ss Arm. rhfadsipAsA bark, - -. . q a. |;
ru,tnsss, - a. Clover ED n spscusaHvs demand ~
- anG onA I'll, - - Iinsssd 81, - a. .
-. nssh sssasy; common, - ~ . =. a.; medium
- Hus. =. a. ssa sDkss surpsassns nrn ~ - -
q. sss Am ~ tandisg upvArds
LONDON MAnx11a
r,vsrrs Orculnr rspsgU bssa1BeuD quse, bus sesady
- sauo6y q - N ~ ~ ~ bs1h rafh - sasA
a. - - 49,
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rHIRTY.SIXTH CONGRESS-,
FIRST nxSsION.
House OF Representatives.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 1850.
Mr.. Reagan, {dem.) Of Texas was appointed member
Of the Committee Indian AnAs in place Of Mr. Farms.
worth, excused
Mr. Thomas, (dem.) Of Tenn, was appointed member
Of the Committee Revolutionary Pensions in place Of
Mr.. Reagan, excused.
Mr.. Hindman, (den.) Of Ark, was appointed mem.
Der Of the Committee Private Land Claims In place Of
M. Hamilton, excused.
Mr.. Aonu, (rep) Of Me-, offered q resolution, which
lies over, calling the President communicate copies
Of all which have been received from the
British government and other officers the subject OF the
African slave trade since February 1858, and copies Of
all the correspondence between the British and United
States governments the subject Of the slave trade
On motion Of Mr.. MORSE (rep) Of Me-, the Committee
Commerce directed TO inquire into the expediency
Of prohibiting by law all American vessels engaged in the
cooe trade from transporting apprentices to he West In
The sfHAKxs laid before the House copy Of the State
constitution recently adopted at wyandot, preliminary
to the admission Of Kansas INTO the Union on.
standing committees who were authorized 70 employ
clerks at the last session Of Congress be authorised 70
do 90, with the addition Of the Committees Accounts
The resolution was resisted on the democratic side.
Mr. HousroS, (dem) Of Ala said there no present
necessity for clerks BE moved 10 table the resolution
Negatved.
Mr. BURNETT (dem) Of Ky, said they could be of no
Mr. MAYNARp Is. opp Of Tenn, said the committees
were thus be provided for Last session complaints
made that clerks appointed when there was
nothing to do
he democrats continued to oppose the resolution by
dlaaory motions, without dApoeng Off,
pKRArE on Ym PRxNpxHf's MeA0H
The Houee resolved itself into Committee OF the Whole
the STATE Of the Uniou-Mr. washburne (rep) Of M,
In the chair.
Mr.. SnnMAs, (rep) Of Ohio offered series Il rssolu-
tons, referring the various branches Of the Prssdsnts
annual meseeee 10 The appropriate standing oommitaees
and the Pacific Railroad qusstioa V selsos ooniss Of
nfteen.
mxscH M wuY ON nm nAxxY qcnDno1
Mr. NnRr, (repl Of Conn-ar n riding 70 address Ne
Committee q the Whole ~ sue of Gke Unien, I'm
merely snxo 70 advance such sptnioas - n my Aebe-
rate Judgment may The esDsra interest end pro-
n0ts the welfare Of the people q thh gleio Union.
fsei my duty 10 address myssM 70 his subject n ths
TIM. not merely out Of regard for ~ beases q Ae pre-
sens eeuerston but also for IL bsos1 4 those In he
futurenc( Only with anxie desire of the weeAre Of
Ne weognve millions a. ths pespae - The present.
ssnssaeisa, but sA.e for thss q the my
cooNnent-not only rsgisds n thirty fb1r elu1ss
vhth = ressns eonpsss he unsa, bstfos ne gsnssa
eeod Il Ne nty soysreGptss which han pet sxie under
As csost~tcs q he gsas rsyub,e. Asvs No psitoal
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NV OH1xASs, Feb. Q, 1880
Cottonsaes day 1000 bales, at easier but not quo
tably lower prices sussr buoyaut, and advanced 10.
Flour closed with advance Of Csc. Coffee closed Arm:
GALES II 500 bags, at 11kc. . llxc. Moasses 4oXc .
Ale Barley CSC Oats 60c Mem pork buoyant at S1 SIX
. 3ls 76 Freiehts and exchange unchanged.
NOZZLE Feb. Q, 1850.
Cotton quet easier but quotations Unchanged sales
to-day . SEQ bales; micding, 10xc loxc.
SAVANNAH, Feb ., 1880.
Cotton unchanged ea3es to-day l,B2S bales sales Of
the week bales receipts Of same time IS 900 bales
against IL COO IN sae time Last year. Increased receipts
Al this port 40 900 bales d. u al ports 4o2 $40 bales
stock % 7lo baee. Exchange London rregular-quot.
ed los 1osH; on New York unchanged.
AuGvsfA, Feb. Q, 1850.
Cotton unchanged sales to-day 1000 bales.
CRAkHsloN, Feb. 9, 1850.
Cotton quiet Gales today 300 bales sales Of the week
5000 bales.
BAImoHn, Feb. 10, 1850.
Flour dull and unchanged. wheat dull q u 30 4
III Is. Corn dull and decfned To-: sales at TOO TO-
for yellow, and &C. 100. for white. Provisions Quiet
Whnkey scarce and wanted q N advance.
PKuADHSUA, Feb 10, 1900
Flour unchanged whsaa s(sady, q n - q q for
red and q 10 q 30 for white. Corn nYm q re Pro
visions sctivs mess pork 90 - s1S so WAekey
ct eady at &c. . &C.
Mess pork Suiss u sls ard Arn; Acu7 quies a. - a
- g for snpsrhns; wheat duh, q q 80 for vAiss;
corn dull
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LANCE TrnoR--A remaskabh suraicai opsrss,on -
performed last week BY Dr. Weber q Osveand o.
upon Nrs. Eddy, II Painesville, Ohio. he rernovCa
tumor which, aef eighteen quarts q fluid were extneaei
weighed My two pounds.
NEW Dummies N Dossox.-Ihsre wore 90 buzlann
erected IN Boston during The year 1sso esss nssE
el0,Ooo,ooo
711 Pun1xx7oW 1nls ProynsY.-Ihe TsssUmR q IL
Pembertoa MN Cosposatton has aAver4Dsd ths whalo
property q Ass corporation 70 b sold IN one os q Law.
Yencs - De I'D Inst
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PsnnsyfvanA Central 6's, FIRST mortgage. SKA Ssh
The London Nms Of the 9th reports sales of Ilneis
Cnixal, free land, 1862 at 10 sll< do. sevcns, %
New York Central Railroad, sinking fund, SAX; Erie
Railroad, sevens, second mortgage SOY; do. third mort
1agescex.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The sales Of cotton IN the Liverpool market added up
the week IS 900 bales, Of which 16 600 specu
on and II 800 for export Cotton active The market
oossd active, with Improvement upon the fair and
x6dlps. qualities Of l-1sd. Nd, particularly in up
n, w The sales Friday were 10000 bales, Of which
ao were spectators and exporters, the market
elosh v hrm. he following the authorized quota
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rur,>es' Orcslr FspE1 bsss1ssus quiss, bus sssaAy
- asaay = - m AS NJ ~ IN Fzs - -
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
UnHnnNr nnNrv nSuECr

LUNDON MONEY MARKET.
Money was in good demand at unchanged rates
0onsols closed the 9th nit at 9496 941 for both
money and account.
The balance in the Bank Of England had declined
fa26, 600.
Barngs' Circular quotes bar silver 6s Esd dollars, &c.
2Ad. eagles, 76s. 3hd.
AMERICAN STOCKS.
Aeesrs Barring Brothers report the business in Amer
can securities limited, at previous rates.
United States 6's, bonds, 6s Observation-Disclosures. es
Massachusetts, SIS, bonds f02k
Penn lvaBia 6's bonds, ls77.............85a SIX
hon heay
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Movements Of the AbolitiOnists
IN England.
WHAT L5RB sRouGHiM WANTS TO KNOW.
The Nigger and the Supply Of
Cotton.
FINANCIAL PANIC N AUSTRALIA.
- xtalieo Question the Bughear
Of Europe,
~, He.s 10.

HArrAx Feb. 10, $780,
he sseeaAship Canada, which left Liverpool ut ten
velsek IN me morning of the 2sth ul, arrived here
enc o'clock this afternoon.
NE steamship Esns 70 leave for New York shortly
1nsr the Canada
ma steamship Kangaroo, from New York, arrived at
LIVERPOOL the morning Of the 9th.
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THE LATEST NE Tvs.

LISBON, Jan. %, 1880
The Oortes have been opened today. The King speech
nnentions the friendly relations Of Portugal with all
nations.
MADRID, jan %, 1850.
There is nothing new from the seat Of war.
PARIS, Jan. 90, 1860
The Untces publishes letter Of the Pope to the Arch
bshops and Bishops stating the motives Of his refusal to
accept the advice of the Emperor to give up the Romagna
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: GREAT BRITAIN.

n the House " Lords the 26th ult Lord Brcughsm
uAve notice THAI he would at early day, fer
returns respecting slavery and would bring the whole
speson before he House. He would also for
arns Of the cotton imported into England from America
u inside his motion on the following evening.
me Duke Of Newcastle in response said the returns
ahould be produced, and the government would ali 10
- power to suppress the slave trade.
ne Marquis OF Normandy asked the government
whether they had received any information Of negota-
Mons said progressing France aud Sardinia
epr he annexation Of Savoy TO France'
xAxl Granville said the government had no information
- negotiations Of the Kind and the French government
had not been made acquainted with their opinion as to
such an arrangement
On the 27th in the Commons Mr. Griffith called atten-
on 70 ruuaor that thirty thousand French troops were
expected Lghorn and inquired whether there was any
reason TO suppose that the object Of such movement
TO prevent the annexation of Central Italy 10 Sardi
Aiaf
Lord John Russell said there no truth IN the state
nsnt, and he had no reason whatever believe that the
French government contemplated any such step with the
visw imputed 10 1t in the question.
Lord John Russell stated in reply TO question by
Mr. xonckon Mines, that in compliance with the address
u the House the cruees pracsed on board American
ships he had communicated with the American govern
Dsnt and power had been given by to Mr.. Dallas to
enter into negotiations 70 put end to the atrocities
asgraceful to humanity; convention was being drawn
Up with this object in view. (Cheers)
The Attorney General gave notice Of bill for the
soHda6on and amendment Of the bankruptcy laws.
ne remains Of Captain Harrison removed from
Southampton on the Goth amidst every demonstration Of
respect The bells were oled, minute guns fred,
nd The shops closed.
Yhe commercial treaty between England and France at
rHad of i'm had haan
yubhshed
Later advices had been received from Australia There
Wa panic at Melbourne, and numerous failures had
secured.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW 1OtA- Aag -
Advices from Kingston, Jamaica, are to
the 2oth ult Vim. Gerrord, editor Of the
Colonial Standard, police magistrate for the
city Of Kingston, and one OF the most res
pected citizens in the community, had been
detected in extensive forgeTies of the Island
Banks and had been sentenced 70 imprison-
ment in the general penitentiary for three
years.
Slight shocks of an earthquake had been
felt in Jamaica, but the damage done was
EifinR, when compared with that done in
HaytL In Port au Prince the shocks were 50
violent that it was thought had they contin-
ued second longer not a house in the place
would have been left standing. In the town
LanSazrau, in the South, l24 houses had been
pros1ated.
The second trot on the Union Course yes
tsrdsy between the stations Geo. W. Patchin
in the victory Of the first named horses, which
von the raee in three straight heats. This
match vas well contested, and excellent time
was made, the second heat having been in
E2e. There Er least oeee sP-etatoss --ishia-
thar enclosure.
A dispatch from Washington says Henry
D. johnson, Of the State Department is nom
mated Consul General 70 Constantinople.
The impression IS now general here that
tbs oVer-issue Of Pacific mail stock is much
larger than supposed. One statement said
70 come from the Company's Office, is said to
be 2400 shares. Il is said that certificates
for $4,000 shares have been presented for d.
vidends, and that all these are registered in
the stock book.
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CoNMEROTAL.
CLRYRLANn. nIARKRT-MAY %

CLEVELAND AiARKRT-MAY -.
FLOUR-UnehHnged, but hardly 50 stia. Sale,
are; 10 bSls choice extra At S5,7si Is bbls and 70
bbls do. At sams
WHBAT-RSd remains very dull White is In
better inquiry, but at lower prices. Sales car
red at S29 two cars white At sI,Gs and one car do
ct SI,se.
CORN-supply is In excess Of demand, and fur
ther increased BY the arrival Of boat load per ca.
nAl-the hrst Of the kind this season. Sales are;
ears e. sc.
OATs-Sal@ Of cars At 3Se.
HIGHWINES-sale Of % bbls at 1886, and y
do at 3Oc.
CHREsR-salsI Of 800 be new st 75f4T1fe.
BUTTRR-saloI Of 5 kegs good ". r. At lsei and
3 do At lsj<e.
EGGe-Salel Of 6 bbls ct s3fe, and 3 do at 10.
sHOULDERs-ssiso Of 2sOO be country cured at
7c