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Business Notices.

WHEELER q WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES,
AT REDUCED PhlcKs,
With
GLASS CIOrH PRYssHR. approved LoorCHEcr NEW STYLE
HganRR BISDRR, CORDER, BRAiDEs, Krc
lhGHKsT PREMIUMS
ISrERNArIoSA1 E1nrnrTiov LONDON 1852.
INDUSTRIAL E1PosITIoS. PARIS, 1901,
At the fairs Of tho
UsIrKD STATES AGKICUITuRAL SOCIETY
American Institute, Mechanics Association,
Mechanics Association. Kentucky Institute -
Fransiiu Institute Phis Mechanical Association
tute' Wa.hinston Mechanics Institute
Mechanics institute. san francisco
A. rHg sTA4x FnRsoy
Maine 1c,, ttogyv'H' I Ioa,n' M M:si,1
Connecticut, Mssi..ppi Tennessee. California
New York, Missouri, Illinois.
And At hundred. OF County Fairs
"Thi. Machine MAKES tie Lock srrcm and ranks high
Il the elasticity. psrm,nence, beauty sfd
gene desrabenss Of tie senus when done and the de
q IL. Of American in'tiluie
Ii sdsped to all kind, Of FlsIrr srwisG Amy Corn
NO and 10 the w., OF Se.u.te.se. Des MabcF Taofs
Msnuaciuror. q shirts Coars, Skifs Cosks Mauilss,
Clothing Hats Caps Corsst L.die. Caters. Linen Ooods,
Unbre.las Psrs,o. aud 81 A Goods
The Lock SIREN made Ivy hi. Machine canno, BE- ravoed
and pfessu.s he appeaAnce upon each side Of the
seam inc OF thread extending from stitch q stitch
1t formed With threads upon .aen side If tho
fabric sDi ntcocted 10 she Of o. The beauty aud
regularity II the stitch viii BE- observed ~. dfnes,
the .esm. IN which respects IL etcel. hand sewing
The Msshne I. nueudcd f1r the follow ns qualities
Beauty and excellence Of stitch sPon each side u the
fabric sesad.
D. s.fergh hrmne" and slrabli,y Of ih,. will 10,
rip fsv-l. and made via
J. Erouoms % thread
scimoat. and q application to pafpose' AID
matoiis.s
;. Comprc nee. and elegance Il model ard hnisb.
e.. Siup icitr and u40foJghness q construction.
speed ease Of operation aud management AID cuisines
OFEcE-ho. 800 Broadway. Nov Yofs
HEAVY KNIT ALI Wool
UspEnsHiHr, AsD DsAwERs
Or HAsD ssp MAPS TO OHpsE 80
USios Absz, No. c17 Broad~y
IL THr BABY Ii CUTTING TEETH, use Mrs.
Wlsstow'. soorms0 srRrr -tieh VIII greatly facilitate
she pIooe''. and rssul,ie The hw., 80. Hi,,t - an
erPeTiene' 49, AID F,u.ls Pby.oi.n and Las made
discovery tina, gives relief aud h,h lu-H, .
bottle
BEAUTIFUL Lifeline PICTURES.
tafes DE- blsiie - pef doren Dup rairs ~ Al Neg
t.Vsi registered 4 A. Lawn. No 10 thsihsn't. ~ l.
ARTIFICIAL LKGs By T.. ID. lIIDsoN, VI. d..
Clinton H, up stairs. hs'or place New foft tolai'fs
provided by confni4ton 81 the Suf.eonbsnesl L. ) A.
Hasn. o. superior quality. FEKr fof Limbs az fiouci by
Dr. Lsvg devoted his attention and practice for u
year. The 'ab-oi o. Artificial Limbs has made cost N
lroseurLts up tho Palmer PaeJt" The GIT o. which 10
he by 4rc see repd,f h WORK 30 thi' bgsaeh Of
surgery saPenof to al oiloi.
READER. you can nave an enduring, alway 5
f.adJ and reliable PKH eIaey si,p,sd to hand
and STYLE Of writing when will Your Writing vastyehoap
e. than see PEN. you H. oa on A. hoKTos. No -
m.iden-Aue inc'o'r stamp Tor circular
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Nii,lo,s saloon

DE CORDoyNs lit MoRouS LECTURES
No IA SUMMERS DAY AT LONG BRANCH"
THIS (Tuesdayl EVENING, Dec. 2.
Doors omen at : : 70 commence at d. - - . -
M AZ. OId aud New New.York" THURSDAY, Dec. II
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TWELFTH WARD.

TWELFTH WARD.
At meeting Of the Ward Committee of the Mozart Hal
Democratic Party for the xIIth Ward held tho house
Mr. William Little Of l27thst aud 3day.. Friday
evening Nov. 20, 1862, it motion
Resored That whereas certain parties In this Ward have
without tue authority Of the Adermanc Convention Of .h
Ward appointed according to the usases OF The party
sumed to &C. for and publish nomination II emsnstng
from the Aiderrnsnic Convention of the Ward and
WAerea' The nomination Of
JACOB NJ. LONG, ESQ,
the only nomination for Alderman made by shs Mozart Hal
Democracy Of the Ward therefore. be-
Reso'red, Tia. the nomination Of
JACOB NJ. LONG,
for Alderman of this Alderuanc District is unanimously in
dor,ed and pledge ourselves to bis hearty support
Rerolpea That heartily Endorse and will support the
nominations made by the Couucimsnc Convention Of the
Mozal. Hall Democracy for the Seventh Cogncimanic Dis
,rc and recommend to the support No United Democracy
our Counciln,nic candidate,
JAMES GROVE, ESQ.
and the Mozart Hall CouncIlm,nic ticket
Re'olrsd Tha. heartily ndorso aud will supper, the
regular and only regular. Union democratic School tickle. Of
,h. Ward. to wit:
For School Commissioner
SIDNEY l.. INGRAHAM, JR
For School Inspector.
JOHN Il. HOBBY.
For Trustees.
JOHN HART and BENJAMIN MOORE.
SAMUEL BoARDMAN Chairman
XIIth Wsrd Mozart Hall Democratic Ward Committee.
W. II. ToYH MATHEW J. Fo8lRrr Secretahe.
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SpeclaI Noilces.

r,;, Gamer Iu,titute, tor the Beneht Of the Inst
.,ou No JIs hti A.. Tor the CHILDREN UF Dr. fASEp
on DISABLED SOLDIERS. 10 continue one wees com
msneing m DAY Dec p 1862. Single admission 10 cents
Season Tickets IS cents
Tl, Farmers, Club Of the American Institute
will meet a s rooms. lie Cooper Union bulldog iills
ID ~ lTueslayl Dec a. o'clock p. SUBJECT; run
~ F,,,i Tee. and Or,ps Vines" ID. J. MCGOWAN
NJ ID viii make ome remarks the agricultural products
" ~ JOHN W. CHAMBERS, Secretary. {
Ncw.YorjS Historical ssdciety.-A stated meeting
iii IN. nrld ~ the library on TUESDAY EVENING Dec
=, ~ o,clock GEORGE GIBBS esq, will read paper
nv Al. e. Anaenon. osq, OF the lludsons bay Col on
~ me InIian Tribes OF North W estern America"
~ ANDREW WARNER, Rec. Secretary
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Army Officers,
~
AN" u" ARMY OFFICERS.

ARMY OFFICERS
sFNMONSS BINCCULAR FlELD-OLASsi compact,
portbe efficient combining sxtrao binary cehnins power
snI " de neld OF obserya, With this Gass objects ss
distinctly SEEN Ut from TO 10 miles 70 oe obtained 0ny
nv SERMONS, opticisn.
- No. 6G9i Broadway, under laisTge House.
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BRoOKLYS CITY CoURT CALLNDAR, Dec. o.
II. W ~
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,rxxeutietb Wprd Republicans United.

Twentieth Ward Republicans United.
CHARLES NEFlLEION has withafawn ~ isYof 81 r..
On %, Si,hd.vn In favor Il JOHN HOOPER for School
CouInis.ionrr. JOHN MhEtHNlE has wnGdrawn IN
i.vos Of ADOLPH RAW Tor School Inspector
The following /. the UNITED J. EPU5LICAN ticket:
Fof Controller
ROBERT I. HAN5.
For Counsel 20 Corporation,
ALEXANDER ". BRADFORD
For Alderman.
T.. HARRISON REED.
Fox L .uaciimau.
CORNELIUS 4. htiNhLE.
For School Comgironer,
JOHN uOOfER
For school Inspector,
ADOLPH RAU.
For school Trustees
J NELSON LUCkEY
JOHN v ORlDLEG.
r. HARRISON REED President
Twentieth " ard Republican Associaii0n
SAMUEL SINCLAIR President
Twentieth Ward lJtth-s, aud STRAY Ascension
A. SIDNEY DOAss Secretary.
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Directory of the Hospitais.3Ihe SAN ,,Eh n
COMMISSION have established an OrFiOE or hNin M
NATION in rrslrd TO pscnts in the Hospitals OF the Ds-
tres of Columbia and Of Frederick City, Maryland bys
reference BOOKS which are corrected daily al awe eau.
following questions: -, . l.. AL. L..nI
is, Is giving ard resment at present II the n0'ps
tals Of the District of Frederick City
a. Ii So wha. is his proper address, 80
50 What the OF the Surgeon or Chaplain o. VI"
.h II no, IN hospital q. present. has he recently been
* so did be die in hospital. aud at what date
s,h fr-csuy discharged om hospital, was ne aisehAs geo
from service $50 ,,
I'm II not where did no 70 on leaving
Tn, Commission il prepared also, to FURNISH more spsonc
III m ,,ion the condition OF any patent haneo "
t.epy,our hours asT request to do 30 rom an oset Oh
an, Il its corresponding societies 800 1871
I'M o,f OF ,e directory will be open daily from CLOCK
me ON $50 n M, and accessible in urgent any
hour OF the night . - 80. ,....La. ..,,v
nv the Commission viii be extended to include az me sre
~ w. in IN country FRED. LAW OLMSTED,
"''P General Secretary.
Adam, Hou,e No IA Est. Washington ID. {.
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IrFFrRs. No. 573 broadway. where the genu'
Inc IN, preservng BOOrs for ladies and cldr
e made also hne gentlcneus Slipper. great 'airy 'ai
s.d s,s JtfYEKs, 10. 3.J broadway.
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TO the Electors of the NNlh Ward A Union
having been effected between the two Repubepn Assoch
ton OF the AXth Ward resuiirg IN JOINT ticket whch
oe, to be ayOrable th, election OF the heuuohca al
c,ndl.,es hereby Ia conformity with TIA. unon' with
INV ~ ClAs NEFrLEPON.
Ds,edNo. % West 2s,h st.. NswYork, Dec 1901,
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Seasons,

Craig's Microscope-The NEW HOLIDAY GIFT.
Maxnhes 10 cheapest aud best microscope IN
tLe sorld Tor general Pfce by mail 81 23 with sr
beautiful mounted objects. 80 Address HENhf ChAlo'
No. 1872 Centre-st., New-f0rk
EQUAL to SiIyer-AlmOst!
mean the beautiful new patterns Of
PLATED COFFEE URNS,
Together with Tea Set. match There being no tax on
Plated Ware all who study economy combined with good
taste will naturally parchase (wholssae or RETAIL Of
LIjCIUS HART Nos I aud Burliugsip-
TO Christians.-A worthy Man Of Family Is Ia distress
from e of employment His friends desire him plsce in
Furniture House POLIsHER. or otherwise. Address
or call on w, No l6t Pesrl.st n Y, up stairs
Wanfed-A situation by young Man, TO L EARN SOME
TRADE Of lght work. address L.. A. c. Tribune Once
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Fifth Counciimnbir District hereby withdraw
- -. =. sriiI.te Tor tonuciluan Ia she ilh Council
manic District respectfully ask my hiends TO uproI,
iuior man aud heyns Gled position for the las tFo
y., 20 The entire Of his constituents New IA
Dec l. 1852 IhOhAS u VAN W. =.
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braoyIs Symnastum mo 20 ST. MARI place, aAst)
CLASSES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
by music, will commence on '' ~
-, THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. H. 1852
Misses and Boys In afternoon The regular viii coz.
time as heretofore For particulars Sc fer circular OF
inquire at the Gymnasium. ABNER 81 BaEDY
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Glilitarn Notices.
suffers and Others
SUPPLIED WITH EVERY VARIETY
CRACKERS AND CAKE.
atths
NEW-ENGLAND BAKERY.
No. IT'S Washington-st.
KNAPP & WORTHEN.

Dlachsmiths. Horse and Mule shoers Carpen.
ters Whee.wrghts. sadiieTs or other Mechanics so.k
win BANASS expedition must report at once, at No ~
Bsodray Those already eugged must bring good eern'
cases " S b. HoLABIRD, Col Or. Mr.
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Fifeeuih Ward Peoples Union Regular Nom
nations for ~ hooi 0ucors. 49,
Yor Commisslor.r Common Schools n Fiteeenh ward
WASHINGTON MURRAY.
For Iuspeotor Of Common Schools q Fifteenth ward
FREDERICK WIDOWS.
For Iru,,e., Of Common Schools OF fifteenth Nard,
JOHN 4. IRVING
JOHN H. IlhkNErr.
TO nj vacancy
THEODORE h. BRONSON
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SCnENCK's PULMONlc SfRur,
A.NFED TOsIC AsD MAaphAkh IlLsi
For sale WnOLEskLB aud RETAIL, at the depot.
" (OsHtD Fox
No 81 BAHcLAY-tT., y. Y.
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BIackSnn1thing.

TVHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED
a copartnsrship under the firm name of
MILLER * GIBSON, for the
purpose carrying the business Of Baoksmhing in all
It's departments.
Having erected and commodlous shop and furnished
with new material, and employing the best and
experienced wokmen are prepared to accommodate
and the public with work usually done In such
an estabs hment
Particular attention will he given to sH0EING HORSES
by propreors, and DAVID BIGELOW has had
large experience in the business, will do the SHOEING
OY-Shop Rert TO the american House.
JOHN MILLER,
Brattleboro, June l, 1861 -tf23
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.

H. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents late Agent Of L. s. Pa
tent Office, Washington, (under the Act ot.lS3I)
7SrArE STREET, OPPOSITE KlLBY STREET, BOSTON.
After an extensive practice upwards OF twenty years,
continues Patents in the United States also in
Great Britain France and other foreign countries Caveats
Specifications Bonds Assignments and all Papers or Draw
ngs Patents executed liberal TERMS with dispatch
Researches made Anne lean Foreign works. deter
mine the validity utility Of Patents Inyenons-and
legal other advice rendered in all matters touching the
Copies Of the claims OF any Patent furnished by
hitting One Dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest in New England, but
through inventors have advantages for securing Patents
asceainng the patentaby Of inventions unsurpassed
by il nneasurably superior to- which can be offered
them elsewhere The Testimonials below given prove that
none il MORE sUCC ESSFUL AT THE PATENT OFFICE
the subscriber; and SUCCESS is THE BEST PROOF
OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY, he would add that he
has abundant to believe aud prove that at
other Office the Kind the charges for professional
vices moderate The immense practice Of the subscriber
during twenty years past has enabled him to accumulate
vast collection of specifications and Official decisions relative
to patents
cal works. and full accounts Of patents granted in the United
States and Europe render him able beyond question: to
offer superior facilities for obtaining Patents -.
All necessity of journey to Washington to procure pa
tie IT. and the usual great delay there are here saved III
Yentors.
rEsTIMoSIALs,
81 regard Mr. Eddy Of the most capable ard sue
eesui practitioners with whom 19 hsys aa p'''
Commissioners Of Patents
90" have no hesitation in assuring inventors tat my o
not employ person more competent and frusfworhy anu
more capable of putting their applications In form 10 Sc
cure for them an early and favorable COMMUNICATION Nv ~
patsrt oase EDMUND BURKE
rave" ' Late Commssio of Patents.
MFR H. Eddy has made for TlIIitEEkN app'ca-
tons on all oSE of which patents nay I osIh %
and that is nor pending such nnmls.aSeape proof OF
t talent and ability his part leads me to recommend
M Inventors to apply him to procure their patents as
, may be- sure Of having the most faithful attention be-
,ysd on their cases aud at very reasonable ehargesn
s'0" JOHN TAGGART.
During eight months the subscriber in course Of his large
,rartce, AIDE tipioe rejected applications SIXTEEN
tppE EVERY ONE Of which dec ded In his favor,
by the Commissioner OF Patents
II. II. EDDY.
Boston, Dec, 2, ls0l.-lyb0
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PERFECT FREEDOM FROM COUGH IN TEN MINUTES
AFTER USE INSURED BY USING
RRYA Ms pILMONIC NAEENS.

References can now be given Of the principal Ply
scians and individuals in this vicinity who have
the above remedy with the fullest in various
cases Coughs, Colds Asthma, Sore Throat, Influenza r
rltaon of the Uvula &C. &C. The Of the remedy
has been fully tested in various parts where the moisture of
the climate nlrces great prevalence to Colds &C. and
taintv Of the efficiency OF medicine is required to avoid
Consumption AMI ultimate death. This remedy although
only recently introduced in this vicinity has met with great
demand and every confidence placed in its merits by those
who have given it fair and impartial trial
Price, 2j cents per box. For sale by all Druggists.
3meow26l JOSEPH CLARK, Agent, BrattebOro.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS BEING DULY
w appointed by the Hon Probate Court for the District
Of Marlboro, commissioners TO receive examine and adjust
all claims and demands Of all persons against the Estate Of
LYDIA KELSEY, late Of Brattehoro In said District de-
ceased, and also all claims and demands exhibited In Offset
therefor and six months from the Goth day Of December A.
D. 1861. being allowed by said Court for that purpose
hereby give notice that viii attend the business Of
said appointment the dwelling house LUMANR y. CLARK
in said raeboro the second ru say March and June
next from four o'clock r. NJ each Of said days
WILLARD ARMS, JR,(
ITMAN g. CLARK Commission
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,rI7CCREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
STRJAMES CLAHKES
CELEBRAT TED FEMALE Pills.
L = -----....- = No. 4 81. 1 lInrl. N II

tELEBhI En- + f-h IN Lfsfsn.
prrporsd from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, NJ. D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This well known medicine no imposition, but and
sac remedy for Female difficulties aud distractions, from
anv cause whatever ami although powerful remedy, II
contains nothing huru to the constitution To married la
dies peculiarly suited. 1t will In short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity. In all OF Ner
vous and spinal Affections. Pain IN the Back and Limbs
Ueaviness Fatigue slight cNeriion, Palpatiun OF the
Heart Mysteries anil Whites, these Pills will effect cure
when all other means have Glc and although powerful
remedy do not contain on capmc, antimuny or anything
burril 10 The constitutions Full directions In the pamphlet
around each pacnga which should be- carefully preserved
For full particulars, get pamphlet, free, Of theaEent 81
aud postage stamps enclosed tn any authorized agent, viii
insure bottle containing 90 pills, by return mail Sold
by JOSEPH CLARK, Brattleboro.-3mcopl3
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BATCnELoR's HAIR DYE.

WA. Rn,chcIor's Splendid Hair Dye is the
Criminal and only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known
instantaneous in its effect does not stain the skin, and in
vrorltes the hair life. BE careful and other
than the genuine signed each side Of every boyWLAN
A. BArcELoR Sold by all Respectable Druggists and Fam
CIV Stores everywhere. MANUFAcTORY NJ 81 BARCLAY
ST. date 10 Bond St. and 233 Broadway, NEW loRK-ly22
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owLE,s PILES AND HrMoR CURE,

Sure cure Tor bleeding Bllnd and Ichng Pes, scroula
" ' Salt Rheum, and Diseases Of the Skin.
On, bottle warranted in all cases innot, Dealers
are particularly requested to refund the money.
OnY Ave bottles in Thousand returned and these were con-
ged Fi.tun Hundreds Of letters and certificates
In The propretos possession, which can be seen upon app
cation. send for Circular. Prepared ny HENRY d.
FOWLE Chemist, II Prince St, boston sod ny an Drug
rsts Cerlldcotes with each bottle Price, 81 per bottle
6ml0
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CTATE OF VERMONT MARLBORO. S. S

~ The PrObdte court for sail District:
To all persons interested in the Estate of SAMUEL
JOHNSON, late Of Putney deceased, greeting:
You hereby notified that this Court will decide upon
tie application Of WILL JOHNSON, Administrators with
the will annexed upon said Estate for extension OF the
time heretofore limited him to settle said Estate and pay
the debts and egacc Of said deceased the session there
of to be held at Wakefield Inn in Newlaue in said Dis
tct the last Thursday Of FEBRUARY, A. D. 1862, where
you may be heard in the premises, il you fit.
6 Il. W. CLARKE, Register.
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OMMISSIONERs' NOTICE.
~ THE JrNDERCIGNEn pEINE A

w pointed by the Hon, Probate Court for the District of
Marlboro Commissioners To examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the Estate Of GEORGE
HUGBEE late Of Irattehora, in said District, deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited In offset therefor
aud six months rom the twentieth day Of Dec 1861 being al
lowed for that purpose do hereby give notice that will
attend to the business Of our sad appointment at the Store
Df BUTTON GLOVER, in mttleboru, In said District
the last Wednesday Of February and May from 20
four o'clock z. NJ on each Of said days
SAMUEL BUTTON,
SAMUEL KNIGHT Commissioners.
pratteboro, Jan'y l4th, ls62.-3
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900 BUILDING LOTS

In beautiful city Of the West with population OF near 90
600 to he given as Premiums to Subscribers for moral religious
and historical works Of art. For particulars address,
ID. II. MILFORD, 1877 Broadway, MY.
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Dr. HApLEY associate Of Dr. blake Sio BTSaawSS new
York will visit the Revere o1se, iSS5 And intends to
Friday ,hS ON he ars Thursday AID Friday each months
where any afflicted with Cancers or aInos .. oh 1 o MT
MN W,' cases and very speedy aud eiecual in re-
yng The disease Special attention aso gwen TO TO the
moving s ~ scroftlos and other long standing Diseases
No charge 'o' wM W. HADLEY, NJ. D.
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CTATE OF VERMONT. MARLBORO. S.

STATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, 5. S.
~ The Probatc court for sad District:
To all persons interested in the Estate Of GEORGE W. EN-
ERSON, late of Brattleb,ro, deceased Greeting;
You hereby notified that Ills Court will decide upon
the allowance Of the account Of ALIENS OSLEY Admins
upon said Estate decree distribution thereof
the persons entitled thereto at the session thereof to be held
the Probate Office Batleboo, in said District on the
last day Of February A. d. 1SGl when and where you may
heard in the premises, If you see fit.
r. W. CLARKE, Register.
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GEO. =. BALDWIN,
Commissioner for Orange Coui


SCHENECTADY, n. Y, August, Doth 1850.
Hon. GEO p. BALDWIN, Commissioner Orange County,
Ncmont-Dear Sr:-I andy the following samples
Liquors and Wines forwarded BY you and find them be
perfectly pe, entirely free from all Injurious substances and
well suited for medical use.
-Four samples Of Brandy Of Gin Of whkey, and
Wine. The Gin and Port Wine particularly
Of extra quality. Gil ARIES T. CHANDLER,
Professor of Analytical Chemistry, Union College.
We permitted refer the following Commissioners,
Town Agents, and Physicians Of thu State Of Vermont, and
in doing guided by desire place before the public
those facts, that them evidence that in every
instance hut the purest and most desirable in line
will be offered for sale to customers.
RErERENcRs:-S W. Thayer, NJ. D., Dean Of the Medical
Faculty in the University Of Vermont W. Carpenter, Pro-
lessor, etc. the Vermont University j. s. Pierce Agent,
burlington County Commissioners MITCHELL Chit
tenden Calvin Blodge Israel Goodwin. AlonZo Pearce,
Washugton Charles Davis, T. Slnhlrn, Caledonia; W. IL.
II Bingham. n. H. Thomas, Lamoiie; Chester Spencer b.
Frshie, Rutand A H. Gilmore, Hon. George p. Baldwin,
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