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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-12
THE noN@aRrE FAMILY SUIT.

Judgment was delivered by the tribunal Of the
Seine in the Bonaparte. Patterson case on Friday,
Feb. 10. The Court declared that as the obi ect
OF the demand made by Madame Elizabeth Pat
terson and jerome 8onaparte, her son, was the
liquidation and the division Of the succession of
the Prince Jerome, who died on the 24thof June,
1906 and, inasmueh as among the grounds OF
opposition to the demand is one that the claim
has been already judged by two decisions Of the
conseR de .famiiie, dated the 9TH Of July, 1856,
and the 9Th Of July 1860, which proclaimed the
nullity Of the marriage Of the gath Of December,
1903. and its invaldity even as regards property,
the Court added:
at is expedient above all to examine the vail
iity of this ground Of opposition. inssmuch as it,
1t be we'll founded it would establish peremp-
tory exception to the present demand, and il
would no longer belong to the tribunal to ex-
anime the other grounds Of opposition, or TO
decide whether the marriage ia not null for hay-
ing been contracted in a candestine manner, or
whether Nine. Elizabeth Patterson could rely on
her good faith in the legal aceeptation Of the
term, or what efficacy should be attributed to the
DEGREES of the 11th and 30th Ventose Of the year
49, and, in fine, whether the possession Of
position claimed by the parties represented by
NJ. Berger does not meet an energetic, incessant
and manifest contradiction in the simple fact Of
the second marriage contracted in 1907, by
Prince Jerome and the Princess Catharine, Of
Wurtemberg, on the faith of the legal non-exist-
ence of the first marriage aud whether, conse-
quenty, the title of relative given to Jerome
Patterson be according to the habitual relations
of life, particularly when it must be recollected
that to admit a clear right by blood, would, on
the part of the children born of the second mar
riage, be a denial Of their own legitimacy"
The court then referred to the ,350th and
l,S5lst articles Of the Code Napoleon, aud having
~ .I.Nm 1.nH IL. -
by counsel, it declared that the demands Of
Madame Elizabeth Patterson and her son, jerome
BOnaparte, are not admissible, and must be re-
iected, and ordered that the present Judgment
shall be mentioned on the margin of the deed
dated the 10th Of July, 1860. containing de-
claraton Of the acceptance by jerome Bonaparte
Of the succession Of Prince jerome. The Court
ftrtl,nr
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-12

A FOND HusBAED AND FAITHLEss WIFE.-On
Saturday morning last, gentleman OF this city,
snug sum of 81, ZOO. Instead Of depositing the
amount with some bank, he placed it iu the hands
Of his wife, as being the more secure Of the two.
Yesterday morning the lady decamped, taking
with her the money, leaving the husband to re-
aliza the truth Of the saying, that "riehes takes
unto themselves wings and fly away" Mr. Holm
cOurtiug the assistance of officer Powell, and
sough, all afternoon for his missing wife, hat
without success. It is supposed that she left
the city with young man who has been quite
attentive to her during the absence Of her hus.
band His attachment now. VIC presume laf
increased about seventeen hundred per cent q.
while the respect Of the husband has decreased
| in the same ratio.-Cineiandti Commercial.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-12
0onrmaI au0 Statesman
AN INDIGO STORY.

AN INDIGO STORY.
For the Blue Timssl
DY TIE BARD oP TowRR HALL.
A husband had winter coat,
Not pleasing to the eve;
Twas faded, and his Nlfs resolved
That she the coat would dye.
She went to buy some indigo,
And, IN drnggsts store,
She met very shrewd old maid,
She ne'er had seen before,
Who stid, "rll give you, madam dear,
plan long have had,
For testing indigo, to see
II 1t Is good or bad.
" Just take an once, or half an once
OF Indigo, my dear,
Or else two ounees-whleh of thess
Pm not exactly clear,
".And put 1t in pint or quart
Of water In a pot
The water must be cold. think;
Perhaps 1t must be hot
sand IL the indigo will give
A color fine and rich,
Twill sink or swim but declare,
I've now forgotten which"
THANK you" exclaimed the smiling wife,
Ill not forget the way
You've named for testing indigo,
Until my dyts)ing day.
TO dye IN husbands coat, III use
No indigo at ail
For he shall buy a nice new coat,
At Bennsit's Tower HALL
Then he and j will call on you,
Our gratitude tD SNOW;
And thank you for your lucid pan
For testing indigo.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-12

Winter stock closing out greatly reduced prices at
Tower AALIp No. SIS MARKET street, Philadelphia.
BENEFIT & Co.
The reputation which Tower HALL has acquired as he
emporium OF the bus Of Clothing, at the lowest prices,
has induced persons chrsten their establishment
" Tower Hall" and represent them branches OF
house This Is to inform the public thai We have no
branch establishment, in Wilmington elsewhere
BKsEKTT a Co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-12
ORANGE GROVE
WHIS X EY.
v. @. G.

THE PUREsJ MLDICI AL AGENT EVER KNOWN,
has furnished the community stimuant pure health
full and tnvsOrating at the time mild, delicious
beverage I Is calculated to do away with the vile
drpgged stun that Is paliaed of on the community and
which is Injurious to body and mind For sale by
V. O. GILPIN, Sole Agent,
rooner Of Tenth and Market sts, Wilmington, Del.
mar 2f
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-12
BRICKS! BRICKS !
Buokwheat Meal.

DUCKwHEAT MEAL-J. woolIsns Sen eelebra e
ID Buekwheat Meal in store for sale at no
sale and retail prices, at q. CHANDELIER a SON,
oe@ ,.- 49, aI.sls Oil Mnrket streetfi
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-12
CAUTION.

As certain unprlneipled persons attempting palm
on the nnsupeeting public, limitations Of my PRE-.
PARED CLUB, would caution oil persons 70 examine
before purchasing, aud see that the full mans,
RsrsPALDING's PREPARED aLCs,-6a
is on the outside wrapperi all Others swindng
tsrfelts. sb IS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-12

From. the Kdaaieha raH,y Star, RanaohG Va.
We sure that persons suffering with the headAcLe
who try them, will stick to them.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-12

Fio7 ne Southern Ihth Find7, Neu orleans, La.
Try them you that afflicted, and we are sure that
ynur testimony eau be added 70 the already
list hat has received benefits that other medicine
produce.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-12
JOHN MoLEAR & SON,
Conveyancers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,
E0. aus NaorItaa Sa-aoA


DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
accurately drawn.
PRoMIssoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
sIuShs AND LOANS of all kinds bought and sold on
commission IN his city at the Brokers Boards in pha-
delpnA new York or othpr cities by means Of cores
pondnE nI9eers wh1 are all firms Of high standing.
NJ EAfhA COMMISSION charged on Stocks or
LoAns purchased Abroad the REGULAR brokers commission
and Uur agents.
DRAfrs-We drawon Philadelphia New York or Bos.
lowest rates Of exchange. ' - ~
FOREIGN DRAFrs-we draw on Great Britain Ira.
land. Germany and ever other country in Europe.
on houats OF nndoubed Standing in sums 70 suit our
customers - ~
EXcHANGE-Foreign or Domestie--boueht and sold
at tie most favorable rates allowed by The market A
premium Will almost always be allowed for Checks On Nav
York. ~ -'o"
REAL EsTATE-ws attend to the purchase and ssia
Of Real Estate in town country and respectfully Invite
purchasers sellers to give call We rent houses
and when desired BY customers attend to the ooec
ton Of their rents
COhLEC TTUNS Our correspondence enables us To
reach any prominent point in America in any foreign
country, through the most reliable haunels, Or acill
ties for making collections therefore complete and
consequently persons ayans themselves Of them may be
onhdent that their business will be faithfully and
eroinpuy attended TO. charges are as low as are
made by apy reliable psriie-,
In every where empl0yaa our aim is 10 do
he best for the interest Of CUSTOMERS, aud solicit
he patronage Of friends and the public generally.
jan JOHN MeLkAR SON
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-12

REYSoLDsBuRa, FRAEKLIN Co. 0HIo
January 8, 1861
HRSRY sAALDRd
No4 Cedar st., MY.
DEAR SIR:
InclOsed hnd twenty-five cents, (25l for which send
box Of Cephac Pilsh Send to address If isv VIM. G.
Filler, Keynoldsburg, Fmnklin Go hio
Your Pills i0ork Ike chorm-cure Headache almost
insianfer.
Truly yours
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-12
ss-A single bottle OF spALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
will ten times Its cost annually ga
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE

SAVE THE PrEoEsl
ECoNUMYi D1sPATCHi
AS-"A STITCH IN TINE SAVES NINE"
As seedeas will happan in we'll regulated fami-
lies, Il is very desirable hav cheap and
nient way for repairing Furniture, Tys Crockery, &c
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
all such emergencies. and household afford
10 be without it, II is always ready and up to the stick
"UsEFUL IN EVERY noUsEn
N. B.-A Brush accompanied eaeh bl!tle. Price, %
cents. Address.
HiiNRY C. sPALDING,
No. 4S GR,JAk Street, New-York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-12

From he Western X r. Gazette, Chicago, H.
We heartily endorse Mr Spalditg and his unrivallet
Cephalic Pills
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-12

From the Advertiser IrorIaeaGs, n. L.
The Cephaic Pulls are sai u be a remarkably electiv
remedy for the headache of the very best for tina
very frequent complaint which hiss been discovered
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-12
THE GREAT
N A Il ION AL ALADY
DYsPEpsIAi DYSPEPSIA DYSPEPSIA
DR.. j. Simms' celebrated Anti
Dyspepsia Powders

HAS proved perfect antdote, in afording sure,
speedy and reliable to this terrible wasting and
ehAracterstica National Malady Many have been tho
remedies offered as specifics Tor this disease and many
nave been the disappontments attending their But
we have never known single instance Of failure on the
part Of this remedy in performing RADICAL CURE
Among the number Of the cases Of Dyspepsia or
Indigestion this iemedy has cured are pleased to re-
er the afflicted to James Conner, sadler Wilmington
VIM Balwin, blacksmith, Wilminston Wesley Rankin,
late Of Newark, Del, Of Burlington county H. !;
Mr. Taylor, late Of Mngton Md, now o. Felton, Del;
james Birnie large shoe dealer, No lO2 West Sc oud
street Wilmington Thomas Walker Mill Greek Hundred
Wilmington, our hOme) which space will not permit US
TO enumerate here II you troubled with Dyspepsia
IN any Of its forms, such Heartburn, Fatuency Var-
able Appetite Hsavness in the Stomach sourness in the
Stomach Paptation Of the Heart Oppression after eat
Ing Constipation or Costiveness Pain in the Sid Head
Chronic Diarrhns, Languor Low Spirits, Bad taste ia
the Mouth, Disturbed Sleep Of the long train OF
symptoms attending the course Of this terrible complaint
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-12

, BELLE VERNON ONO Jan Is, 1861.
HENRY G. sPALDING. Req.
Please find inclosed twenty-five cents for which send
me another box of your Cephalc Pills They are truly
the best Eilis hare eusr tried.
Direct A. sToyER, PM
Rail at n n
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ATHENS BOOK STORE.
GGJh, w. ROSS.

BCOKsELLER & SpATIONER,
ID ESPECgguLLN INVITES rHE pEOPLE
IN to call at hr Blok.torc and go, tho hel
selectel Stock Of Book. AMI Stationery ~ be- found
nHySnerc 'u.sile " ire big ddo., ~ prices 10
satisfy ALL Ito ohpri IN extensive and varied
assortment Of Standard,
ATic1nVnh Ltr, Hiirpi Roiigin,s PpcNcai
Scientific; Lneu.h P"hijcoi Hiaoricd,
, B"ytdplicaI,
eCuOOb AND MISCELLANEOUS WORKS
II Instruct AMI II piclsG tbs people
10 MS nice ON llphs tor "Juygnilcs" for all
Seasons and his SrHODL BOOKS, md to the
Lane Fricct Of them All, ho particularly invites at
teution.
us Stationery, from n Pencil toa Portfolio
ana through tho extended st, embraces q wide
variety Of Kinds nnl qualities, from the VERY
cnGAr TO tho VERY Pine. Stationery for tho Ia.
dos tasteful olatRnt recherche, IN varied aud
rich abundance. All SORTS uf Blank Books on
hanl from I,lger oran Alhlm to Pass Book
or Pocket Diary, n we'll ~ ell FORM and qua!l-
llN OF with; Paplr, Wishing Cards, Paper
Hanging, Drawing Materials b.
iiii liabilities also for procuring to order any
thing in H.: limo thol may be mnicl, win dis
patch, anl On the best terms Of The market are
complete 10 sulirlt' orders from the neishb,r
INK counties, as well AZ from tho people about
home. promising % 10 his host fir those who deal
With him. Any Book tia, is Published in the
United States, will DO Delivered here At publish
ers prices.
0et 5, lSj0.62s
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TElih UNDERSIGNED, HAVING DETER.
Il nnncd 10 move Oilers Tor sp.c, on Island
''e,t "e n..'s of jacksonville, Monroe coun-
y, Icmess,e. Biz lam, combining four hun
otd ana Ten aDts, something like one half of il
curtd ana in cultivation Good Brick dwelling
House, hi'cLcn, old Nc9o Culins, Stables. Barns
md On 1t six good tlrngs rs there is in tn.
"unly, tw" Of Ih,m IL Il short distance of tho
honsc Gr-e and good meadow ON it. and some
lorly acre Of grass land, sky acres in clover.
ten acres Of lua biuc grass, The farm is under
first ra'e r,II'h Tons made favorable.
julN y, ItNO--ii- GlGI JAS CI,HORNE
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20 the til'atbh Oh .ntigs u.d nd lOIn-
ipg cUuutiob ..
I WOULD RESPECTFULLY INVITE Your
4 auru.ion Ia ,he lact thai ~ the nu,ru | am
u,,otmil cd To rNo ny ear ca ana uldiyid,d nj.
tuutun n lGu H,oi"ett .H,d,cinc, md 10 usn
cyo'y cScrIon IN isclary clir hi h aud rcspor,i,
hlc am y which o,ury Pbyalcion owe. 10 III. ra.
rpni' and 10 hls pruies'lou, uud .ho,chy mcrl Il
continuance Of your good viii and y tonnsc
For llo deep and ultlin,h hing inrcrc. H. ~ La.
been manifested N my b1hili, and The pini,=stnf
40 which ! huioup, ~ I'm, to yon NY .,nrtudo
tHd sncr,r thinks, ana hope that success may
.r.wu Your eAertluns nud prr,pori he ,nrhoun
N"ui '"mniiy recommend 10 yuti ,Nyornll,
consider mn ,Dnd lustcuu. tuid tnc Medical -,nn
Of uur upunu\, rs ~ PRESENT II t.. IN the mini,
Huil organized by trru aud efficient men Whose
qualifications ale good, cmjllnD,y min. ihun iur
hc high olloct Of their Mission.
May - If6"-t'--GuS T.. COLLINS
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Pocket DiarYs for 1861.

Focket Dlarys for 1861, =
UST RECEIVED a LARGE ASSORT-
~ ment Of various styles and prices, and for
salc by Nov 30 GE0R. W. ROSS.
"Don't desert an old friend for a new face,--
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BUGGIES AED CARRIAGES.

WE ARE SOW REuElVlNG AT KNOX
w Vile and Athens, cur stock for the present
,yh On OF bHggie8, various styles, Carriages
hack, jersey and Poddicrs wnluns-.ll made hy
The best Manufactures NonL-whhh We will scil
very low for cHsh or On short time We also,
have the best Of !iancs.--our work il warranted
III every instance, call and .urp!y youryclvc.
BRIDGES PHILLIPS.
March 3o,lSGo-tf-GNl
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| Fonnt Hin Male g. Female Academy


Fonnt'n Hill Male & Female Academy.
TIME SIXTH SI.ssIOA OF ANS IAsIJIu.
l. ton VIII commence On Monday August 9Th,
lobO. M
We are happy 70 Announce that from anlong
numrrgua utdieant, We lgve selected j. l..
CAR, ~ H.. graduate " M1sy Greek COLLEGE.
We alc couhrrn lhv lnstiu hon wi lo,e uo,h
ing BY ripUscol Principal. und wG have NO l,sI
tnoliu 'ayiig nn Act',my suuiiI offer. snrcrinr
Mdiltrs. h Wllon--withhp few Iuudrrd ,n,l,
~ Mrrc tn't Depot on the Lns 1cim. 4 On.
Ron l'"ah' and ~ ,ruilpy pro'elltal tor ii, fer
!'''iS oi ~ 'ol, aud tho hlal,lI and moluli.y ol
II irubliulb.
AA3LS oF 2t}720N, pr N,..io. .f Tr,.
I.'1e Neas, Loii IN od,oocc.
spelling, H'alint aud Wiling, 500
hcotmpl} Euglrl Gfnumar, lIistory, Conln,I
non H0u b,.irwahou, soc
Aa,ull, Fnoa'll by CT, nisty. Asiron, nv BOT
NY, GooIoay, MmeEIo9y. Ais, b,n, Genre.Iy.
IIl-wun,lJ md rtIyey iug. with held Ir.c
Tree. Lam GiDmna anu k,Iarr. ioLr
Lnlm, lrcr'l Mora ana M.u4d pIilu,,,iy.
lo4ic aud Rio H, Iat'
Contingent tc nr'bly In adyarcc, l,ur
Board can be- obndncd IN prsatc mnil,es con
venom to lhr Ara my ~ itiln 81 80 l., Sl.7j Ia,
woek, (wnsiirg and ~, 1t, cx,m)
40 deductions fer lost time cxr,pi in cases al
WouHr',d S!tLrG'. Suii alieAiion given To til,
mora a. Wp' a. the uor'tl ,rltui, ol pupil,.
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n. . W0FT nnT n'NOrl.
WILL PROCEED To TAKE THE &C.
l. count or lcrei in hi cnu',, at the Office of III,
Clerk and Mastcr IN Washington, on the lD;h day
Of March noNt. at which time AMI place the par.
ties are notified to attend with their uroof.
W. l.. COINII.LE, {. 4 VI.
Feb %, lsGl-3t--ms fee SITS
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1885, SPRING STYLES-.l8GO

M tHAIN az II MI AZ ffpII A ,nnIu
n ,',,',''I i' ,t'i, H. 49, ~ ~ ~
- T I,,,,.', o 49, 'I', ' '," nuLi
Of Ladic, Dress Goods, which they nrc dcrcrmin.
'u 10 aVI' lhoy hhya turned now l'i' .".i 10
10y poIy 'hat got we money ~ cN'np az n''as
spto, Then. tb"y w, sci, ro ib".c rho tb"y Iunw
will pay punclual al the end Of ,hc YEAR Inthcy
'7iH not EEL Good. on a ryeit n hose nAo Hersi
PUg---lhey are not going to make good men pay
bad mons llebls, as some otbcr business houses
nfe doing who arc dom general credit Lu.iues,.
Now, # You wnnt to buy
Good, Cheap, and Fashionable Goods
JI'taone and 500 lul y.yursch ~ before purchasing
,l,e"loic ~ they charge nothing for shun Ing-
lhoy Lave all binds
Ladies' Dress Goodsl
srch ~ ~. 80, =, - -,
arosc5, in pattern. gip" r,om "i ~ t """ r yJ
eugh, ana prices from % clt. to 81 prr ward. NJ.
net JarvUUsi Fsu,cd LuHns and Alu.hly. IN
patterns and by tho hot striped Swiss. Plain and
Dotted MualinH White Ir,ilmnls' Dimiiy. Color.
ID Brillianjs; rlrtous; Striped Nnlls1ok. Eng.
mn MN Pain NaitsooI0 large lot Of Frcnch
" '''u ~ s, "Hn ia,na'' "",c Jnr'het dnd
,"I''' ,,''l.,' az" 'I,naro" MuSl'h'i ihhla
,iinghamsi Bingham Muslin, bus,rr GooJ " "rJ
Dn''er'i Debogcs, CaIicoa, from the best to az
heap as anybody.
Ladies Embroidered sets Collars, Unlor.lccyes;
Ladies me s"i's and Janconct Embroidered
l'llIur4 fran pf Ia "a
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Autographs and photopraphs

TusT RktLivED. A LARGE AssoRT-
~ meub from 20 cls, 10 5000. Gail and see
NE" NJ 'Io,l ROSS,
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MT. HARMONY HIGH SCHOOL,

Tor ha''s ANA Evmnic>.
'5NliE NINTH SESSlO&. ". this INSYI.
L ut'on will commence ON Monday. Juunury
i'ir, 1861. IN er the supervision of Mr.. $. p.
HALE and Lady
Ie'~y per Session Of 81 Weeks. one bof in ad.
r"""' ""d The bo'"nce at ciose ot Scssjon.
'pclIina' Reading and Writing per scholar, 81 90
tu-l,,h Grammar, All hmctir AVID t,crrraphv 5. co
Higher Mathematics. Natural Schemes. Logic.
Rhetoric. Mental and Moral PHILOSOPHY, 1890
con agcut fee. in advance, %
Weekly exercises in Composition AMI Dcclaina-
ion
hnarlin- in good families near the School rcr
".h washing ahd lights cNira) 81 80
NJ .I'dnciinils made tor lost time after the stu.
lent enters School, except in ease of protructed
Illness. TRUSTEES
panic Lowry. VIM. l.. Rice.
james Lowry, John u. Lowry.
James Forrest. Vim. l.. Barn,
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Riceyille Hale and Female Academy

Ricev!lte Hale and Female Academy
TNHE TRUSTEES IN ROCKVILLE MALE
l. and Female Academy have employed Mr.. II,
hEEBi.@a to take charge OF Ills nourishine In
'jnnuon Tor thc ensuing scholastic year, to be
nrrnyd On Monday, October 20, 1860.
HATES or TtITfON per- Session Of 7rcn,y
NEEDS, one hdy IN oironcc.
spelling, Reading, Writing and Oral Arithmc-
nr' 5000
Willamette Geography, English Grammar, Com
position ana Defamation. 500
Philosophy. Astronomy. Chemistry, Physiology
aud Algebra .Bauos Elemcn,ury.) 1000
Nigel ra tbavies Univcrsi,y,) Geometry, Survey
ing with field practice, Latin and Greek. 100
Contingent lee. O5O
n" pupil permitted to enter school for less than
halt u session, and no deduction for lost time.
except when caused ~ sickness.
Bard can he obtained, convenient to the
academy. for $3.50 prr wcels-eyer, thing fur
uI,bea.
a competent assistant teacher will bo in regu-
Ian Attendance. By order Of the Board.
JAS. ATKINS, Chm'n.
A. J. Donsov, Scrrc'a,y.
Uiccvil'e. Tenn. 0cI. ~. ISdal-fr-f9D
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DIR. j, Is. TAYLOR
i. Collins, N. !

py ESpFCTfi'lLY trudrrh his prul,sslouai Services
Ma to pub,ir, once IVES, I'D, oI PnDllu Square.
AtNrHs, De Bl-t -hH5
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Rhonmatisml Rhenmatism,

A PREPARATION FOR RHEUMATISM,
N by tu.-iau--No Cure 80 puy-iusl re-
vuul. dune 3 join MrGArGUEY.
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De" II. lSf0-3n-.G9S
Jif'r Instruction in Penmanshp will he given
t" ClasS-ln days commencing ON Monday.
"l' inst, a, VI. Harmony. Terms 81 per scholar,
Nv = p HALE
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''c''' wv VIZ "lNHl'''l ....... INV
one halt payable in advance, the remainder at
he c'o'c Of trc frat halt session. No pupil viii
1e admitted iot less time tlan the uncNl ircd
session, after admission. unless by special con.
Fde'' A""rdurllon for lost tune. except in ease
1t proiiac;eu slckGc's, No pupil will ho admit
ed without ticket from The Secretary The
Music ncratir""' viii lac under the charac of
Prof. H. Il. Cook.
Boarding can be had in ruod families ut reason
dole rates. j. II. PATTON. SEEN.
tr. l. lGcO-tC-fpI
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WAGON AND CARRIAGE MAKING
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Miscollane0na Nntinps.

MlSco!Iane0u9 Notions.
Toys, Cigars, Tobacco, Sml, Pipes, Matches,
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-15
Trains Going nu,u, &c

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and Osdensbursh at l.30 M, cornect;e, al Ioor
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