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for t033rr2cSS, lfTfgnin. ttp end Dcrs5 .ef The
DissStrFe O,geas Lsd"t.mg Heodachc, ass,
tuac, Ns5ro"snfss, t!ene1n Preservation Of the
.'ii@d end Betty. Poroiysis, dc.
4 moments reelection ouyht to convince sensible man
o. Tue Tolls ana nan! er Of constantly dosing with
tlarte Medicines Tie practice is pe.Eicous and suci.
dai A eAr ertnce o! frty years has taught me that
Inc cons anly increasing evils Of inhggsti0 are fear
,Hy aggravated by he too free Of C"hart The
hmyricaI people are fast becoming nation of dysp p
tic by their atifci modes OF life. Drastic Cata, tics
increase he rrabily and PROSTATE the reneth of the
uit pstivp organs
The Pills offered especial designed t. a:.y
Ns iTTiiahity, and AT he same time inyigorate Il
Strenethe' all the frnct!ns Of digestion while they are
Gently laxative They anodyne, tonic and laxative
Ihey are so mild and nvigo?atig thai On. is not remind
ed ~ any hisagr sable Effects that HI has taken medicine
Business Men, Stua t., Professional Men Females and
Ill persons leading confined scdentary life SHOULD
Try them.
The undersigned ph, sicans chcsrsuy certify tc the
hE professional standing Of Dr. Colby Of anstead ono
{" me oldest and beet Physicians ard to the exec lent
We have used III practice and highly approve .
&. r. COTTON ~ H., Cosansyille.
CHAR! ES BROWN. " y.
8. =. FOSTER, 81. D Bronze
NORMAN CLEVELAND, MD. Barnstou
v. JENKS. N. D.
q. W COWLFS, NJ D., Stsns,rad
JOHN NEltS. ". u
Lo~FpH RREADuN. NJ. r., Surgeon. EN
BENJAMIN D.4 ON, n H. Coaticook
LEMuEL RICHMOND, ". H., Drrb. Line
~. G. GLINtS, 81. D., Compton c. f.
=. o. S0Mt;RS, n o., MoE &. C. f.
Prepared by DR.. NJ Z. Colby Stansiead, c. g., and
,erhy Line Vermont.
Sold where medicine is sold generally
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STATE 81 vEhMuNT, / Al Probate Coin held "a
DtrrRIcT GF RAN 1PH, r.. B'ook field. iljn
the 'stiic, Aforesaid, the til day OF hove ber A. D.
1851
Instrument pnrpor ing IT, be The last " IL and Tesla
Il mta; u! JUhahan p 4tttr late # kfeh in sand
District DC ceased. presented irtr fol PRO
bate. hy Rt'hen Ierk tn, EXeCutur therein named
The tt"rt it i ord' real 10y SAID C0r at puhc nosc
BE- Az cul,ceiutd au,nar ha ru
spd Court al session The rrn; To he held Rrac
tfire III Rukfeit, the % dry Drccrhet iSGl and
ennirsi the pntaie al said WIZ il father uidrrrd
that this "sdcr b" pnh'htd tet weeks .ucce>Siyti! the
Green Mutn,ui Ftcrnan, eNslaWr phi ted Il; Mcn;pc.
her, in til tie last 81, which shall he n es 70
thc day assigned, aforesaid for I,ca,ing.
Given under n, haRd 1T The Iesi>tcts Office, BioU<.
Ssli Til, 3 IL dag al hoE' n,iiar 4 h 1861
l., K. (IEhNt!,AND Rpcj.tc+
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENEI5. IIOR.

The Nescncraor is put mp in Two sizes, mud
retails for 50 cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much the
cheaupst
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"h fmttr iI'T , HTS" Hrp JDINiS, SWANS,
tEAnACHE: AND AL RHEUNATiC
AID NERVOUS DISORDERS.
Or. St'phea SDcet ,0f LOantfticut,
In wn all over the United States.
pr. Sephcn tSireet, Of CoanettirHf,
Is the auhor OF " DR. Sweets Iafaltie L,uiment"
Ur. 'Smeets MtuiHLic L;nimcnt
Is the snthor"i " DR. sace''e lulaijable Imminent.
DR.. SsceetS MjaNibie Linimem
Gar ihcrn 't,sn. anl ever Cs.
Dr.. Swetf'S NntaHibie Liaiment
is ezra re Ueuy for Neuralgia.
DR.. .SGtet's InfaiGbie Tinimenf
Cpres Barns III scads INN, Gia,ely
DR.. Seats MfaNijir Iiaimenf
Is,he best SHOWN eiy for p,ains and Brui.cs.
DR.. SrertS Mj0Aibh Liaiment.
Cares Heah"chc immediately and war ney.r known
DR.. Streets InfolGhlc Linimeat.
Affords Immediate relief Cor Piles aud seldom fails
Dr. Smcst 5 M}aRib!c Linimrnf.
Cure. Tcohsche in one minute.
DE-. SWcftS Hta2ibc Liuimeut.
Cures CGs aud Wounds immediately a1l leaves ,,sr
Or. lS'rr1's FnfoiGbh I.isimcnt
IS i;e beat remedy for sores ia th- Snown world.
Dr.. Street EtaUibk f.iainent
Has been rsed by rlorG than a million people. ami a.,
lrai'e II.
Dr. SAccCt'd jAfo!!i6!r IiajmtW
J. truly .ftiead in need, and e,sry fwiy -hould
lave II &! band.
Dr.. iSwrct'S iajdtiiG?c L,,;ment
9, ~ ai Druggist. rlico2 cent, April Z.
Nr. .Ssrc1tS RfoMN cLipimcm
mr.. bu'nsaad EgGid' imGediult
DR.. NFTph'a Sweti, Of Connsetirw
fhe crest natural Bone Setter.
Dr.. !SrcorS MiaN,bs Linimcm
t. i..i IT, +. ia lt,.e .ny
CT ETiON.
ts avOtl imp s'cu, observe tho signature and Like.
i.5A 80 DF. "p TO Sweet o. pfurv label an / Glsu
= erhrn = vests inia!libic iiaGcnt' blown 10 tho
Ei3ss Of each bottle. Wahogt Nhch more ere genuine.
i.igh +r. son d. Co
S'lt PEUp-irc E0rwi.h, CT
fs~ ssie .y F:ED z. oNtth, Mm ipclitr, i1cner ;,
Ee,t ei Ttr1'a, asa i, 81, i?,ers nA,Y.yI
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Abel Ksastatss'asa's s4&sase,

fHiiE Subscribers having appointed by the Honorable
Probate C0Hrt for the Distr CT Of Washington commits
sincrs I" rec, v examine, and adjust All dc
EiasdS OF 81 itatis against The estate uf ;bl Uinilh
hate 81 oodbNr! IN SAID district deCea,ed rtrrse mie
nHD!Irnt, AID HE eTA If six ,.nhS from the 10 day
Nov, 1861, being allowed ty SAID the cIcd-
hHs "f sid deceased, 10 exhibit aud prove their
teciive claims h-int Give net'cc that We viii al
'rnd IT. Che duties of appointment at lhn d%UiHs
i":sc o.! avid =. Come, in WdNihnry, in said ID
trct, the Cih Il iuHoa'y and she 18Th al May aeXt
st; ten erlck IA t{le fuenGon, each Of SAID days.
NJ. T.. " Al. ACE ,,.,
fs!u ENONiI hUET, OH ~
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Peoples Academy,
I0GRlSF LIE, LAN0ILLE COUNrY. VF

Nj. McKtLIDP, A. B., PRINCIPAL
Miss FANNIE w MUTT Preoeptress
| hh "iNtiK tERN o. this Institution will comn,en nee
MO sDAY, Dec. I'd, 1851
fh'Sc Wishing to pa'sar thorough and Systematic Gel
ehtc or Classical cuur5c Of study here find .uprr
or advantages NP''
Lecturer VIII be delivered by the Principal and ohers
on topics Of general interest, during Ga. Tenn
Beard may be obtained In private families r,r fran,
for self boarding. " " '
Catalogues may be Obtained By applying 70 The prlncl
pal AZ Morrisyile. Wv e'
w'A cLEMENr. prp5.,,,,, -o,.,,,.,
Morr,s.ic, Nov. 4ih. v.,
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STATE OF YER MONT, ! In Ffobltc Cour,, held at
NAsHiN; OK Hi'rEicr. s.. Ms'tpri!rr within and for
..d ai:tfict, on he I'd y q" liccrmhcf, A, u. 1881
ikANinL Il. CLARK ADM of The es.ae Of Cy-
~ ruE Clark late Of i'a re N said district usei,
presents His >)raion count .nr examination and
allowance, and Skt> Application for decree dist rhu-
tioH and pattiiinn ii HE estate If said deceased
Whcroup"n il Il crrd by said Cou,t lI.at the sane
be referred to the 9Th dry ri; UrTenlef, d 1851, Il,
tic Prhba Office in said Mani ptlicr Cor hearing and de.
css. u and further tdecd that all persons
ini rested notified e'eot, by pub Ic,on notice of
Sid Account ANA application HA3 order thtienn. three
we k successive III the GtCcn Ne unlhn Freeman pnb.
fish st cii"r b. fie and CT Tearing that
sAey hay appear and at and pi zee, sal show Cause
any The, nay have, Hhy said account should not he
re owed AID eu,5 hrc:rt mace. by the Court.
3i0~2 Attest, Y A. CHASE. Register.
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Probate e'GSyrls.

oo sosA At GoURTs within
said will be holden at the Probate Ofoe in Montpelier in
said District Tuesday OF each week. during the year
ensuing Persons hay hustle with said Court re-
'ines;ed TO attenl to thu same said court days.
I. r. MERRILL, Judge.
December 1860.
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said Il 81 iic iii the "a day sc a, en- her A. d. lS6t
i'ALFih FtLIER1NN, td.ln trat r. the csla Of
~ AiGns irrcc late &; Wan! ci>tfcl. dpcea.td
aCess ats his ecO..d st alrn t., e1n, nat
fttA and at;n%aHce s,ate apilcaIi f, de. rec Of
dtfibnt on and pntuI Of the estate OF deceased
herrnpu, is "cseu by said Cuult, Mat Tie same lo
tee'red W tht "a Il, day 81 d. e. u. 1856! ~ he
f'uh:uc uIce L. aih Mont -lier f.: Ht Y and dGCs-
r:c,,t atA her urt. HAT All ,rsuns in
St e-ttd, be no,fcd htye't - lnbicaimn roce of
rad accou an" H. plcaion AMI rittr thereon, three
weeks ricc s-ivr.y in lhc Greco Mount, n Freeman
prged ut omipcIiur heurc said time If he; ring that
tnry ny apitnr said and ace a.u how cause
II wty they may iavc, Why said account stulG not &c
a'.es u, sad s.!ch dee &c i,iatI,
ny tie CONT
Blows Attest n. a. CHASE, Register.
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MRS. WILSON'S
c O G 0 A n Ut OIL
HAIR DRESSING

Mi: Nis'H's iiaf Dressing is pl. up ii large bo:ts
AID re:a'ls :or 81 cts. rer be, and fer dressing the
hair u any person, young CT old, there IS no. is equal in
the world 1t vi" make the har everything you wish it
10 be- and moreover, It has perfume that Is infinitely
superior 20 any # the fashionable extracts either !een
or American, which alone Should cntc II to place on
sy'ry lIdv : toilet table.
Sc tic Regeneration before retiring at niaht, and
- the morning apply little OF the Dressing and ,our
HAIR viii he even more lfelihe in color and beauty
Esa nothing your hair but these perpetrators Ard
U.s. these according to directions, and we warrant YOU
4 good htalthy head Of hair
Manufactured ana sold at wholesale by Henry P VIII
ss Cos Manchester y. II 10 whom all letters should
lie Addressed
l.. f. PIERCE,
WHOLESALE and Re all Agent.
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Who wants Good Head Of Hair? Use
Mrs. Wilson's Ha.r Regeneration and
Hair Dressing.

Please read few certificates from the folowi. f9a-
bic and well known people
Mrs'es Henry WILSON g. ro.-~My wife ID row
nsng ReEencIa 0r ion the hair, and pronouce- il
far superior to anything IL" used for he hair 4. is
easily appi does not oil N the lcaa:i.S disagree
able odnr, increases he growth Of hair prevents It fall
ing oil, and often the headache. forward you
This certificate unsolicited. because think article
nat ~ do what Your Hair Regeneration viii, should be
widely known. tLiHk II II! the best IL lcle for the hair
now IN use. Rf&pscifGNY, &c,
RHv. JACOB slE,ENS, senbu,yport, Ms.
~ IKE me Ter ReysMsga'e, aaa Dressing rery
m"eh" NEY GFo. WosDlS', Hartford ct.
u"5ssitptiny'g pronounce a ~ iTra'eat!c ar'i
Sic from the tNtct on my otril head "
y VI Ii, mifeof Rev Henry 1is, ManchcsicT,N H.
~ rsnaertd 'ay hatY son and giosey'
Ml"or 'A"kAR Saratoga Springs, NJ Y.
81 feH confifnt tint il operate. NOT M . iye but
TcstGre the roots 10 Their natural hrQitky state"
REV N. KEiLoc, Na>Lua, II.
Utmost cheerfuNy JtcomIns nd it foGN persons"
REV G. Russell, Lttie'rn, y. II.
November l.
MEssE9 HFsry p WILSON s Ca I have no h.st,ncy
nsayins, in my opinion, Mira Wilson's Hair Rrgcoers.
or aud !lair Dressing the best hair preparations nav
In u@e shall rontin" - use lhnn w.th pleasure.
EAv. II. H. liAhTNtI!, Lawrence, Mass
ara5Rs. N&xsY p wtsox & CO have us-d your
Hair h"2ser tor and Hair Dressing. AMI have received
great benefit from them. ieeu :hc articles worthy az
h'Et commtnda'i' and ehcelftliy recoinm nd them
al who want TO restore gray hair its original color c.
10 any wio ar" troubled win daniuir isagreeahs
'tching Of the head CT unors those whose hair ia
falling from The head
RnY. 6. W. Il CLARK, Great Falls " H.
MGssEs NrNRv ?. W:so y Go. 4: deem Mrs, VII.
soma Hair Regeneration :i Hair Dressing the standard
articles OF hair preparations. / have in many in
stances known them to restore the hair where it had
fallen III, iandruf, he hair to its original
'o'or, cur entirely the most painful heada ches-and in
acme !istaacs3 mot serious hunors Personally have
bo,n aharcr in several of these benefits.
KGV. HENRY HILL Manchester, Nh
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H. sssS,e ssgNjs sss.,

"a
A little glove sti'S III NY hear. as side,
snowwhite muslin, w.n ii fits mal. up he ocar,
notion ~ : LIAR 4 cqri0pt
Il sorts If ady a>in8 thrill nv f,eIto,s ,x,,
6hor:r! N-"'h ana Eetr.
ana I"s' 20 put gen on war guard.
III give you, short and BRIEF
small hcei experiences
Which filled my heart will, frio,.
Last sumner, =, Ii, Pavilion Hate,
stepped a week Or more
Ana lnarael two " hoo. eec =, rr.r~ 49,.
before my crigAlor'3 aoor;
Two ho3tS i;h li!;en, lea.he7 tins
Two Zoos wficn aeeGa.l to say
An angel tro,8 a.ouad in vsn
lhey stolem' heart .w.y:
ana often in ny nightly dreams
lhsy swept before my faee
4 lad' growing cut Of Item
Ai t!"wera gru;g frcrna ysss
ont ah! one morn sau sight
which s'riok NJ like a slime
"oinr oth2: nalae WIS On IT,. bed.
ihoae bee wcrc Not alnne,
= Sreat tall pair oi cher hootB
vas standiaS by ,eir side,
Ana tTtA:y walked one aftcrutos
.Anl with .Ac1a wGlkol--a h-i4..
l.adioa, een> lncnt is unnecessary;
These GAiter Boots came from,
j. e. s'Aass
'aaTe sGa D Iolni at al! times large asgo..nep. e
Ladies, Alisses and Children 3 Roote
and Shoes of 'he late5; French Imported v,o,.
Ai;o, Of oar mauuT.esaqe,
Ladies and Gents Balmoral Boots, .ros avi,t
Misses and Chiliyeu5 a
Boys and Youths
Also toe celebrated Union BOOT, ara !. fsa.
general a2s9rtm"ntog
Boys and Mems Boots and Sbaes,
Ihirk ard Tain.
NeaEt eAc sci manufacturers IN
i umor'H Cello brated patGpt last
CUSTOM BOOTS MAIZE 10 FIT.
Wa cans BE beat in :,yia qualify o. Prc-..
a GErERAL AaEoETHEHT OF
BOOTS, SHOES IND RTRBERS
70: Us Trade IL he LOWEST PRICES, az a.n2!.
az p !. y ! s & CAhL.
]. .. F.AGE;,
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
Condolences PATRONAGE
FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,

FOR STATESMEN. JUDGES.
CLERGYMEN, LADIES, and GENTLEMEN
IN .u,.r,. ,b.-o-,. -
nno POI % y, .ne woIiu testify 20 tne emcacy OF
PhOF. y. j. WOOD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE,
and gentlemen of the Press are unanlmous in its
praise. A few testimonials only can bs here given
see circular for more and il will be impossbe for
you to doubt.
OVAL rRrrr Nvu yopr Ia, On ,eso
bosS "sm snod Your note Of the 18th instant has
had been beneted nv fbs no.. o IF Vao nsatE I'M,
storsti W AM "a a. t 80 W AT ~
ii I had no OBJECTION 10 giVsit VI 'hoiac'
IaWard il ~ von nbo ~ M Ii .h;,b :,
que. Ny age Is about 50 years the color of my
nhi nuourn, ana inclined TO curl. some hve or
1 years since u began 20 turn gray. and the scalp
On the crowa OF my head TO lose lts genslblty and
iaaihoIun 90 form upon IT, Each OF these disagree
eDiIues lnofsaseo WIN tlme, and about months
stRcS iouItn Was AIDED 90 them, by hair falling
on the TOP Oh my head ana threatening TO make me
o1 ~ 81;
" Dogs Hair Restorative, manly to arrest the
.al.S on OF my helr LOT had really no expects
I9n tnat gray nall could ever be restored to Its
oIIstI2i co!oI skcspt from Hyes was, however,
soaIiy su.pIiseo 70 nnd, aiter the use OF two bot
nj tha 49,, tat 10. Only was ne laiiing on errested
sensiDy 70 the scalo, ana dandrut ceased to form
%fe my =, vs,g Hsa 70 me s,ahcs9h OF my
For this among the mary obE .ton. owe 70
MOI sex strongly recommend all husbands who
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Salt for Cahbage.

A correspondent Of the Farmer and Garden
er tested the value of salt on cabbagss, and
with satisfactory results
After planting them out, he watered them
some two or three times week with salt
water, containing about fifteen grains of salt
to the pint The cabbages grew beautifully,
and headed up very finely; while those which
had no salt water given them produced loose,
open heads, which were unfit fer any other
purpose than boiling. Rain water was given
at the same time, and in the same quantities
as the salt water. He does not know how
strong q solution of salt the cabbage would
bear without injury, but is fully satisfied that
q solution no stronger than that he used is de-
cidedly benefcidl-Prairis Farmer.
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DROPOsALS FOR FURNISHING MAIL
l. LOCKS.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
y III u FNTf
Aprll q, ISL.

Aprll 46l.A
srALID Proposals. for furnishing mail locks and
key. OF new kinds, to be substituted for the locks
and keys now used on the United states mails. viii
M ne tantb an .nls untiI "'at oe1oeE a.
Il being desirable 70 obtain locks and keys OF
sSoasVs TntsS stss a 10 f %od
e PRESCRIBED for bidders: the Department relying
and inEenuity which 2 fair competitor, now IN
vlted, may produce II is deemed Teoes.sry only
thst its other principal requisites are snf0rr1,fl
security, !,shtse,s, ,frensts durability, nopsIiy
Two Kinds of mail locks and keys-ons of brass
And the other Of irou-oifersnt in form ard con
sepaTsts The Price Of ssc ron ooF each fsy
Tor same, each brass look, and each bIsss key for
DnPlioste samples or patterns Of each kind OF
!ocks proposed, are rec uiIed To &c submitted with
unrivetted that its internal structure may essly
m.rf.d with the bidders ss na%s 'hO0ia De plainly
The looks offered should lot be patented, nor
pubIoy known. or be IN liar 10 any locks hereto
fore used, and they must be warranted not, in any
way 70 infringe or interfere with any patented in
The varIou. sample Jocks presented br bidders
commissioned BY the Postmaster General, for the
purpose OF sI aiming and reporting on ITEM: and,
for the interest of the Department to reject ell the
proposals and specimens submitte1 under tns 40
examiners, be entered into as soon as praoticabie,
with the successful bidder whose locks are sdopt'
IS they may be re,ufed and orsseS Esh
the right, on the part Of the Postmaster General
tract in force for an additional term OF four yesrs,
On sS,ns notice. II Tstns, @ the ooniTsctot not
rst term OF four years or at the eIpirsop Of the
nrst Term o. iour years 20 oontrss with any Other
as the Po.tm.ete Gsns. may deteTmns
sSs Gras @.s sSa Abe 70
Eey threa hat -oun he flrps NJ
entering into contr. OF. and 5000 IRON locks and
& so sY Ss esS, n9St from .TSs
t.rssts Of the service may demand, the quantities
portiensts sossnce Of time e furnish them
All the locks furnished By the contractor must be
suojecsed 20 ohviou. violence; such ss beoons le-
, au,h5 mat ume, 70 DO rep soeo win per-
The coP,rsctcr will Sc required to dslIvsr the
forming sepsrste bundle. Of fvs locks each. and
70 Ss dshvsreS 70 an agent Of The pspsrtmsnt, duly
oSasee sDs iSs s
or's factory % the Department, where both looks
and kIys are % Dc inspected and approved before
The contractor win be required to give bond.
thou.sn& Solisf.. for the fshfal fam pefoT%anos u
the contract on his part. both 70 furnishing the
and s, With ue sssoy
~, and care. No propossl will therefore be oon-
sibilitJ up De stuffed By the postmaster at the
sponsible on the rec uIrsd Gond for the fSIf ment
OF the contract ~ the bidder in osse su0h propo-
IN oscidi on the proposals and specimens, the
Postmaster General mag deem AZ eIPedlent 70 te-
OF another He therefore reserves the night Of con-
tracing with different individuals for such differ
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IL The Bee and Delta, Of New Orleans we
understand, will shortly be obliged to suspend
publication on account Of the scarcity of print
l. G paper; they having been heretofore dependent
on Northern mills
DrMr. Heidrick, who arrived at Cincinnati
a few days ago to purchase quinine, was unable
10 obtain any for the Southern market, as II tsas
contIdband Of cay.
II The mackerel fishermen Of Newburyport
Mess are out Of luck this season. Twenty barrels
hsve been about the average of each vessels catch
thus far.
IL Peter Malone killed his sister with club,
near Quebec, lately, because he believed she had
become wanton.
IL The Chicago Times has changed hands
Wilbur F. Story, Esq. of the Detroit Free Press
becoming Its purchaser.
III A company called the Ellsworth Avengers
has been formed in Albany
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FER F6S FaE F fUBs pstS FFk
WAsHINaToN NAV 4 iRef


WAsHINoToN, May l, 1851.
In pursusnee Of the PROV Of the seventh SEQ
ton Of the Joint Resolution in relation 10 ,Se
Public fTlnilng," approved June Is. 1880, te.lsS
Proposals val De Ieoelved 81 tins on &c until Mon
for furnishing the per that may be required M,
me PIoho pIlntInr ios the year ending on the Ia
fhe subjoned ls' specifies, 90 nearl, a. osn b
s ssss the susntty Of each tind of Pspet
lo,eO reams hue printing paper. uncsl endered, 20
measure q by 81 mol hes, and to weigh 8 fy pounds
TO the resm Of 500 sheets.
GLASS;.
eoD resms hne pnntlng paper, cslendersd. 20
measure 81 by s. inches, and 20 weigh hf(y-siX
pounds 10 the ream OF $40 sheets
lAgLeeaby 10 the provisions Of the Joint resOlu-
uOn aforesaid, samples OF the character and Qusl-
ny 3i me paper REQ gired :or the ABOVE leases viii
70 % Put up In cures Of tverty i've sheees each,
ano N bundles OF two reams each; eaoh ream 20
contaln 90 perfect sheets. Uniformity in color,
tniok ers,sna welGht wall he rec uire and no bum
hve e cent. from the standard We ght vi be re-
ceiNeu, eno the gross eight will in all cases be
required. Mlxlnt OF VARIOUS thicknesses in the
same bundle 70 make up the weight will be con-
sidered violation Of the contract
CLASS 5.
goo Rams supethne printing psper, hard-sized
and super cal Edered, 10 measure q by 20 inehes
AND 10 weigh hty pounds TO the resm Of 500 theets
1900 resms supersne map paper, .ized and o,I.,-
dsred, OF such sues as way be rec ured, CORES
PondinE IN weight with paper measuring 10 by "a
lnehes and vels hing twenty pounds per Of ssO
oo reams superhne plate paper, (oslendered OF
uncaleHdered. as may he required le BY a lnohe<
ana Oh sach weight per ream a. may be rec uIred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-10
THE EVENING STAR.
How TO Set Blk Edqins,

Few people, except professed gardeners,
know how this handsome border ornament
ought to be planted. 1t is usually stuck in q
few inches deep, and left struggling on top OF
the ground, with three or four times as much
top and three or four times less bottom than
it ought to have. Box grows nearly as well
from the branches as the roots, and we think
makes prettier edging But the trench in
which the edging is to be planted should be
full spade deep on the border side, being q
few inches shaliOwer on the alley side-the
soil should be made fne-and the box insert
ed to the bottom of the trench, packed in
tightly with soil, leaving only from one and q
half to two inches out of ground. There will
be no danger Of it not growing, or of pro,
ducing full foliage at the ground. Of course
no one would think of planting box without q
HTs -Germantolcn Telegraph
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-10
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