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a CHAsE.-fest-rday morning, a colorsd
CONVEX al the workhouse managed 70 escape
from the enclosure and started on a run for tina
city, when one OF the officers mounted a h,rs.
In pursuit The fugitive ran into a So uare near
he Marin" Harrrcks and secreted himself and
the pursuer was Obliged TO dismount and root
him out Of his hiding place, when he started
again, but Was overiaken by Officer walliny
ara cehveTcd to The pursuer, who took him
back to his quarters
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A LSXAEDRIA, JANUARY 29th lsS3-By order
- of the County Court Of Fairfax County, Va,
/ hereby offer for rent, the Perry L.ndios -
win be receiysd In person or b. letter directed 70
me, ct Box Ne. 81 4 Alexspdria Post Once Va
JONATHAN ROBERTS,
Sheriff and Curator tn the Estate Of
js H-fvs John A Wasbinstop Dad
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| DBATHs % SoLDEBRs.-Tns folio wing have
IN-~p reported a. Capt. Hariz, (ofIlce corner Of
<E.ghts~nth and g stre~ts,) since our last, q.
which place All information relative 10 de-
esaseA soldiers may be obtained:
A. Z. Smith. se,h Micn l. F. Brown. 4tA
-. Y: A J. tais, 1904 Pa; L. Potter, INA
81. Y: q A. Webb, lzfh r. Il Jas Sweet .:,a
Mich; q. Lewis, 18th Conn; II 9iabbart, lo3d
7. Jas. vsl-niiae, I0od n. Z: Jcs. r. Arch.
IN J.. l.. NJ Newell, ilth ". r.; ". W. D.
4erweod. Sd s. aine; J. Waterman, .s.h 81. T.;
IA ". Sto:ens-n, igth Pa; Jas. Ci.iett, q q.
=: B. fickens. 5th n. Y: A. @. Thompson.
&c Y: II. Str:tIsr, sd Pa; ID Mi:ispoush,
S"n NY; NJ. Il. Yaa Horn, 27ta NY; ID.
ns.-, IN Der, 4s,h Pa; ". Unesphrr, Ash Pa:
G I "ohrs. Mary II :Cormick and
n'of"an wsrs AFRO stad Yesterday, In the
"-ts'.h AID A. Sa~opd aud Third
eur sn"En rs Light All v-Hh-rs
have sres dis;urhne The peace aud quis
Tia: ta,crd Locality, by : h.tnr. Tneir
a,,. rsriy srner 'ndsa with an assasls aad
o. Ms sr-' Riofdan, their ..e,; for
N'' @.r- .sken b SoY- yustj 4, Rn rnaclo
40 '"n'r n'''~d g. ;.r for cvurt
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C:rY RAiLAoADs.-EGis-r ytfr. Si..c N.
iAiIToad fTon GeOrseSoSn T. The NAVY Tarj
bas ben In operation, & la. afforded An c,po-
tunity Of seeing the yiraiAsase amount of trs vel
q. ndins fruLa Eas! tn We~t and sAov wing tn.
imPcr'ancr OF lines Of raAle extending Ho-th
sho Sosth The kr-st sxtsat OF pcpui,tioa
Hor;h and youth OF Fenusyivania Avenue re.
snire three c. four lines from the Potomac to
boundary street At present there is or Iy one
on Sventh S:-sst The line cou1rnanc.i from
New YORK a-er &c 20 Boundary street On Four
i'""u', h"- Doi y-i been finished, and can only
tc ur~u IN me srather. The circunata1ca or
n.Nlns s'afted the Fourteenth etre-t line from
NC 1crE avenue, fsIn1ost hAvond thckiy sat
tien pcrula.icn,) * : great Gi.aG -ar.a-c ard
VII |ii"u-.y IL ;ur- t:ie int -est. q the stock
i,"iv.is chd Tie con senirnc. ~ the pa II
thef orrteenth street road commenced at the
Hfehur' cy Turns out, $50 many o! tae hos
l!ais Icing n the crd OF ibis street. thp travel
Houic te nearly equal 20 tina. Of Seventh street.
Sivuid the ground 81 Wilards' Hotel &C coa-
s:cerec 'co high. let the Inc cOnNen:a ~ =
strict, ;rsTn :. lima extending rom IN. Tr-aeu.-
irtsr.:I:tnt - Fifteenth street, 20 the Pc. aud
iasht tlic-r, on Seventh street. This line
VIII imne cia!e;Y have fall employ Urat, ;,:l,i is
mucf " art.d. IL thu Seventh and Fourteenth
street lines were extended along Boundary =,
fiFvspth street, HhIca could IL laid without
much expense, IL could be us d by either strast
"a = r: turn Tna. . the Ave- nue., ami ~ tAni tn.
accommodation Of the r ,ad 10 = lary, ;,o,nl1-
ton. END have 4 t'rdancy To equa|iza tho travel,
Now IL is crowded OF the Avanua TO Seventh
street, an only resort. Il.
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A PRIVATE eALE-A very handsome Farm
"a about miles from ash nston city in Mont
!th street aEd Brookvills turnpike road, contain
Ing about rs acres more OF less aud viii admit Of
fsrms. 1t has on II ans .ppie . d peach orchard
ja.t cens into bear iss Their are about 80 scres
fine meadows. and about 10 a'rls OF limb. ed lard
The improyen ents consist OF . good tvo. story
frame dwelling, barn and other euthousss 4
ePrips OF eIcellept watsr neer TIE kea.s For
further information inquire Of JOIN HARDY
wi o resides the prerniees Re %-eoWs
EUkNlSHkD ROOMS 70 kxnT-Yor cent. .,
Il $50 18th street, eass side, between q and nj
stEssts, neatly furnisAsd aud veg com tortab!s
BED ROOMS, and SITTING ROOMS, and PAR
LORS. The neisAborhoed 10 one Of most desirs be
IN tbs city Every attention paid to those occupy-
Ing them. No children In the house js 4tf
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AxoFHss lhresrssf Cvas,

AxcEHsk lkfosrASf CuRE.
Cces&, Sore Throat, Q:v.iria.
CcrEk. SORE threat, DiS.Asril.
Csusi, .So.s IS-oas. Dissaris -.
Cured ny
Parsons HRnrcArpp TAR DaoPs
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

Oh kEET A sTORE Tor rent. situ.tsd on
l. sfr.er, between 9Th sad 10th Arpiy &, gu AS
tpCk Our. S2a rs. s'ena-. fax So
tIehiSG LANDING fOk Rent. adsp..d to
- e.tsLlns market irh, rPPnriie G-nrgeio~n,
market. a II0Yn
Corner Of 10th st and Massachusetts ~.
~ ~ W Washinst o.
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By J. O. MCGUIRE CO., Aucsionssrs.
(r0RP0RATl0N tToCK AT az 1fiON -os
- MONDAY, February 18th, 1855, 90 4 o'closh, q
the Auction Rooms, We shall sell in suns - suit-
800 Corporatioa Of Washington ak per esat esosk,
quarterly,
SO Cooperation OF wsshinstos sir Per cent. Stock,
Terms cash, In current sunds
fen 10. MCGUIRE CO., AueS.
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ENOE SALE-For green backs that block of
L three Brick Dwelling HOUSES. with 4,.sn
feet Of vacant Kroui q. On the cofner of Maine
avenue and 9th street wet opposite pubic mall,
and near The District Armory. desirabie pre- per
t for academy boarding house of any SORT
Would prefer 10 sell the whole tos.taer; money
being needed Also, three cnrsmodious Brick
Dwellings on street north bet y cen 6th and eth
st,. Apply by letter or in person, to O. MILBnRN,
a94 street ncrth. fa Il Ct
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toE SAif.Lhe best .=d mes. popular CON-
CLkF FALCON IN this city % re soit It /. &C.
rines, k-n-cn, 60 xo iaLn rth-r hrs;ness inns.
G,.t.y,. Inquire fer. pa-:icGl-rs nt tae A.,Lcy
ct.ee: no. oil Ninth ar ct, near p. Y.
- it-u LII MILLER
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TIE ECEIAL or DEAD HORSEs.-Within the
last few " o. ss t5e party Of contractors under
Capt. krsuse. numb ring seventy five, have
len qnite active In hrrying the carcssas Of
1ts have IN en- huri q; near lexington C1alas'
Wa DDS two hundred and forty; ABOVE 6 ,orge-
town, IT, tween three aDd four hundred: At the
upper eEd OF Twenty first st., two hundred:
and near the Aimshouse, about two hmm irad;
making, in all, between tw-ive aud thirteen
huLtTec. Much of the complaint that this
business is not attended to properly, arises
from notic-s not bring saGt 10 I'll" proper plI:o.
Il box IS kept fOr them al the Office OF the Caif
Of Police, and they are called for every m)rn-
ing, ard attended to at once
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THkAH WAS BROUGHT 10 THl STABLE or
ssi .sb:srtsss teSo IL d, sSs,nS: e -.
kixs and asre sbouts yss,s. From 81 the iafer-
r'st on G. Hla Obtain nave reasoa so believe :hs
hcrse bas beeu st,ien The ewrer q the above de-
srrfhsr horae VIII plsses como for sarl, prsvs
Pro peftS. ray charge >ai taxi ki.s svsy
EDWARD PHILIPPE,
d Ka;cf.H HosS.tAi. ussr sAs
70 &Hs city soradarY.
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By J. o. MCGUIRE q CO., Aue.Sosesr,.
THRCsTEHS SALE OF CITY LoTs.-Dy virS,s
y 81 deed OF Eust. dssee Nay ssA ia, ssi
ss,y ressss ed y kiesI A: NJ. ia, fsie; ..
sess1. D. :s: aH ii. aais :. sR a6 ,S:i6siS
MON. hareh 9Th. Is 4 1891. - ~. A.ssaes
Is.ss w.,Siiss Il. ioiisv Z. los :e q
Part Cit Nc; u .susre SIS, rroasHs Is TEA -
Ts.s rss.ias eseh IS feat, . IN alisv
- s :, Le' ne. IS, In square p1,
10Y NO ~ n f<rsre M9,
fSt N :, i S NO: n, in ssas.s ic9,
Ley Ne-s IA sep-re Ne -,
tSt Ne g. 10 s4usrs No. rG8,
Los n, ~, = and ~, % q nae No. los,
t. M. Doe bird os.k; de rensisdst In Q "a
Ton Of the TRUSTEE.
Al eonvsysncss % CT q tss Ssrehsss
hpee4ds J. Q. HeeUi sE & 60. HssS.
w., HIpBs-HIpEs.
wrp NE e 's ssa 4 fshs Assso, e :yg
n: q shs MAars on tiitA .treyt w.:hi.ss.s. sn
TER: es.A In Treasury sesss. - =. "a lie
,sp iohros.I Il. Col and o. W.
pEskSv = sss sats = gfassssss s ssrSS.l.
st ,'s. 81. s: !.
oci"e. en- th. rr-1ie.s y. sA al ali te.. Ne B.
. and y. 4. ssssrs No. an, frontins sses . fsst
~ sth street ..ss, s.t..es And .trs.ts s..tk.
hortin4 each = fe-t 90 Stb ,tr~et ssd runsin6
beck > bet % . wsds pa bile alsY.
IN. I..: r. a, he. it'll, lce.s;5 for yi,cs ~
esEess, aas rna % resa 70 the hissss e<dassa
fsid J. o. Met UIRs 4 90. A.sA
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And b .oixs 80 sisssf

" SlSkLAR SMITH, NO. 3O1 Bser-et.
Prepared and sold By GEO PEARSON. 8 n. Libe.
~ street. Baltimore. Sold also Ati9l Eighth st..
Tashin ston, and at the Drug Stores. at Is cents
per package. ja e In
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OTHER MINORS,
South Hardwick. Oct. 6. 1868.
r ANDS FOR SALE
In Westmore, Vt, in the vicinity of

In Westmore, Vt, in the vicinity of
w | l. LOU 6 by L h +
The subscriber offers for sale, in quantities to
suit purchasers. 5000 ACRES of New Land in
the town of Westmore. at prices varying from
So to So per acre, according to quality and loca-
ton.
These lands are of excellent quality. covered
with mixed growth Of Maple. Beach, Birch.
Spruce and Hemlock. The soil is rich dark
loan. and will produce from % to 30 bushels of
! Wheat per acre, without manure.
Westmore is near the Passumpsic Railroad. is
increasing in population. and will eventually be-
come one of the best agricultural towns in Or
leans County.
Such as are contemplating emigration to the
West, or the purchase of old WORKOUT farms at
the East will DO well to take look at Westmore
before purchasing elsewhere. liberal credit
given, GEO. B. CHANDLER.
Concord, n. H.. Feb 1861. 3Itf
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United States Christian Commits
sion.
THANKSGIVING APPEAL FOR THE NATIONS
DEFENDERS.

To the Ministers and Churches of or Lord
Jesus Christ, throughout the Loyal States.
The President has invited the observance
Of Thurs Jay, the 26th of November. as a
day of Thank sgiving to God for the mercies
OF the year.
Amongst the greatest Of these mercies are
the abundance bestowed on us at home, and
the success vouchsafed in the field.
The United States Christian Commission
as a great national agency between the home
and the field, appeals to you in behalf of our
country's defenders, for Thanksgiving day
collections. Contributions of clothing, and
comforts, as we'll as of money are needed.
Aware of the excellent custom in many of
the churhes of making collections for the
poor, on that day, the commission would not
make this appeal but for the urgent necessi-
ty of caring for the soldiers. The poor we
have always with US, but the opportunity of
benefting and saving the men under arms, if
pat off now will be lost forever.
Such churches as may not hold service
Thanksgiving Day, are requested to take the
best opportunity before or after that day to
present the matter and gather the contribu-
tons OF the people. Some churches are
without ministers TO stir up their pure minds
by way of remembrance. In these let the
officers Or some friend of the cause take it
in hand. Let no church fail of giving its
contributions. The urgency is great. The
call is instant The want is immense. 4
million of men in hospital and camp and on
shipboard wait in periShing need. The en-
couragement TO give is wonderful. From
every field our delegates returning tell US of
their glad welcomes, of suffering relieved
lives saved, and souls converted to God
Neuer ,cas there such a harvest altered to the
Church.
The commission, at its late general meet.
ing, felt constrained to devise plans tor en-
larging its work. Measures have been Wig.
orously entered upon by which, if the source
of supply does not fail. the men at the front
in every department of the vast field of con-
the army and navy will be reached.
The way is open for the commission t.
send stores to our suffering prisoners in Rich
mond and We want large sums of money fol
that. Fill up the fountain. Flood the en-
.larged channels. Send US liberal, nobl
thanksgiving remembrances for the absent
brave suffering ones. We will convey them
nothing diminished and bring back thei
glad and grateful blessings to you. Contri
buttons may be seat 10 the Treasurer of tn
commission, Joseph Patterson, Esq at Yves,
ern Bank, PHILADELPHIA, Charles Demond
Esq, 4 Court ST., Boston, or TO Joseph Story
ll2 fremont St, Boston.
GEORGE h. STUART President.
W. f. BoARDMAS, Secretary,
Philadelphia, Nov. ., 1868.
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- Z ATE OF EERNONf
~ GsIErnNls lr>7.-.-

II i'feia', Court hidg'i AZ Tie Pr-.ar- r..-g S.,
: 'irA- ,ll IL - ,lay Il y .I- i p8-e
JAG \ s-tlu.> and sarah =. F-a.... - .-.-
tne ~ N-i a'fl re>-Stll'll 81 Dame Fr-r .-
iaara" = ih osi3 a-~-rfCr deceased max i..
>-4- sou r license 4 30, Nl-.r 20 -t. ..s. 49,
81 >alc deceased rtiIv>1 i- thal 1h-. al t- d..
es'2c NJ'lt e tr-.rilelal io The herr, ,fll ,, Il,
ies>. AID Al uteIt-irs b. lid estate. L.. -.-
c., Nef1@t- IL e~,l- ii money ard rAttr .
l'"lCtti Z No1ii "a t.'>,4i al az r''a-l r.-
II - - iis >'air- L -rs,l'r- = >ai4 license
@Atreui' a i : cvE'-l D. "a Osur1 ll4r - q 81.
Cailsl le rsftrned 10 lie 2lSJ cay Il Nux ID -.
1l- Probate a-i,e ~ - stEr>.rK -s~ r., s-f1.- ana
-.l -l.,le-I- i!l d / Farther ,-,-,-8 -l.- a. o..
.ltr|>'l i'e l"illcsl ir'" (. 'H .s-l-l 81. r.
d. ',fi.3s st5,I AID IT der fs.-r4 rlr.- .-.s 40 ~
-sa..- a. ll- Ia --Ilau. l'lr.--.- "a ~ %
AID time 4 he-riL-. that 1trE NAV --,-a. A. 81 -
sd l.slr. ar.: il 1iseA o. Sd. .-n.-.I.,
BY The CCi-l--Arl,--.
49, Asa / Fll-N,fI.. .r..
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0S0O WILL BE FORFEITED BY
OJOOs DIR. L. DIX if falling to cure

in less time than anv other physician, e-cina IL
and permanently with less restraint from ocCDpati,
fear OF exposure To all weather. Siih SHE aid pleasant
N eGCl lrs. SELF-ABCSE AND SOLITARY FAB t..
zen ELECTS and o''issQ ueI CeS. SPECIAL AILMENTS
AND SIT ATOMS. incident - mar ie1 and single Ia
lies: SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS. NeT-
cuT1al Affections Tn UiiO> and all 81 the Skl
Ulcers II the Noe, Throat and BODY Pimples Oh liz
Face. SWe!liIEs OF tie Joints Nervousness Clsi ion
al and other Weaknesses IN outh and the more advanced
al all ast : # both sexes, single OF married
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THE CALEDON n.
ALL SORTS OF ITEMS.

The Boston "Traveleer observes: New
playing cards are spoken Of, the pictures on
which are to be taken from the forms and
faces of men who have distinguished them
selves in the war. Eminent contractors will
sit for the knaves."
J. o. Mason of Boston, paymaster in the
army, got heavy brick in his hat, in New
York, one night last week, and if the police
had not kindly taken care of him, he might
have lost 1896 he had about him.
One of the Russian officers has capitulated
20 New York belle, and she thinks the bear
isn't so uncouth. More occasion for alarm
to England and France.
Within seven months the people of the
North have subscribed and paid for at pal
over S33O,OO0,OOO of per cent bonds.
By way of Philadelphia we have new.
that the bomoardment of Fort Sumter wa
progressing on Sunday last.
The presidential election is less than yea,
distant now. Candidates are sprouting W
everywhere.
The agent of the Christian Commission il
Boston has received 1886 for the relief o
our prisoners at Richmond
A great many regiments in the army o
the Potomac, whose terms Of service hav
nearly expired, are re-enlistng for ,hre
years. The men say, that having been in a
the birth of the rebellion, they will stay il
service until they witness its death.
The dwelling house of W. H. French, nea
Willstcn, was burned Friday morning, ant
MIR. Talcott persisted in the flames. Judg
French's youngest son in vain tried to &c
HIM down stairs. staying so long as to b.
burned little himself before he made hi
own escape.
AS the Troy and Boston train was backin,
into the depot at Rutland one day last weel
1t struck d passengr, car filed with passen
gers with such force that lady from Bran
don named Kimball was thrown against
seat by the shock and her high broken.
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The undersigned who has been well known in
this par: Of the state for ~ years as Marble
Worker. continues to manufacture Monuments
Grave Stones aid Ornamental Work OF every
style Of pattern. 20 suit everybody: and III yic..
Of the fact that he does the most expensive part
u the work himself. lie can sell A. - ice> that no
nan can i've a.. and hive liz work done. ar.G ray
MS oils. l. l. well established lac; that 4 nan,
aiway> succeeds the best - j. the tc>' a,cua.r;-
Cd with the business which IL i in Whar sane
man would think Of getting : me pro- ar;iuned.
aid wei finished monument. designed ard exc
cuiei under the directions O.! man VITO had
tended saw mill OF ped;lei til II you want i
good JOB 20 To a good mechanic. tell him what
YOU WALT, and yol Will e; the best work and the
owes; price Those Who are about To purchase
Monuments or Crave Stones. NJ, ind lust W :;
viii suit them ~ coming i.lud IN or bv writing
fun ,''rtr' arS. And every jah W.. ~ cx,,r.,.3
with fidelity and strict regard 20 tie wishes Vi ~
purchaser. u 7. SPENCER.
Lyndon. Jan. l. l,'.i- 2.if
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- L A L Z OF VERMONT

y Probate Court Holden al tie Pr,ftsr- 4, 4 s -
l>o,te on iiit -sih das ii uJtel,r u 49, " 81
:" III " bCSlsl-ali GiIllr N M, .>-sr. - a.,
chaIlat- ate Il k'e-ate. IA sIe ,ai>f-f,- ,,.. q
aiih ALA I - 4 VvuT1 l. >-io, = :. =. las
lls' "a estate al >1l1 1tCf~8. -tl,rr-,--
- NAa Tva t>1~i'' 5ud DE- beneficial :, IT,
II l'-r>,'a o. -a-a estate. .,r lhe .-rr,,>- - -
Ia esi;ir l'. -I' i-v- and >ad a4uirIs.--..r-
r.,tl = '''..i LIE oii-,t ANA aIaruh4.r =. =. 80. 800
Ill Tie l.lI> 80 aid ->iAte rt,ii.i- IA -s. S =
LTaifEi- - sad lg.:.~-. r DID, sHr
eheIeCl'el Il = 'rdeTej TX >aid Ceylr, -ls- ,t7
non ~- r,ie1rca L. -, II agz 81 N.sr,.- de-
Al Ill- Prutafr y-. e. IA 81 JslT>sr- - ~ ....
s,eCl~ III 1tgf-.tl .1 i furrh,- ,15.r,5 all
,oiis .i'rIS>5t la i,.'l1ed hereof tv IT, 5-t al,
i-oiCe al fhl> - o.. a1.f'l al.e ,.r,i-- 80
~lCc->>irrlr IA ans ,-..,ia an f.rsr.-ss ~ -
t-.aI- >a.4 zine al lr4ri-- sfaf q. 5000,
ilfal~ ARD place. aid. q iary e cau~, co. ,i ,-,
7l7s A,AI Fi.-,AA,l,
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WILCOX & GLIB S
Family Sewing Machine!
PRICE WITH HENNERS X FELLERS $40 TO 500.

The Wilcox K Gibbs is the only Machine thai
makes the twisted loop stitch. Which makes
the tighte>t and most elastic seam on full CLOTH
. of any machine stitch.
The W Hemmers and Fellers need TO be
seen to be appreciated. They are the only really
practical hemmerS in use. And are alone worth
onehaf the price OF the machine over all Others
for family use
A patented device Of great utility to learners,
prevents the possibility ef turning the machine
i'll the wrong direction. Another prevents the
needle being set wrong The needle i short and
straight enabling 1t - through hard seams,
or gathers in nard cloth where all machines using
long or curved needles, utterly fail
: ! he feed has no tendency to draw sCf; good.
down. but VIII sew linen cambria perfectly. Ii,
~ far the easiest machine 20 learn to use and
keep in order i'll market.
" ne stitching after much wear and many
wa>hingS, is found To retain all the evenness and
frmne>s much admired at first" I.
". !. Sou.
Send for Circular
JAMES WILCOX,
Manufacturer,
51:S2 Jos Broadway, n. y.
GEO. F. COWLES, Coventry Vt.
Travelling Agent.
u Mr.. c. would refer to Horace Fairbanks
Esq. of ST. Johnsbury, for recommendations q
the above machine. 51S2
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COMMISSIONERS MI
STEPHEN BLAKE'S ESTATE.

A-E. The subscribers l,tI- aIG .si'.-r5 g. -.. ~.
W count .ur Ih- tii~1r,t u1 Cair4.aa. t.,-.
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deceased % tNltlI and prove ttrl5 -->-r.'..r
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alfsTnl'- ~ The sF-i al- a. i.
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and ! ITii >-II, II D. UCloyk il liz sa.-..1.- - ,
81 said lAN>-
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MN. A DEASMNRE. ..--'
Essez Di,tri,t =.

The Probate CeugI igT tie district E>ex. 7 a.. -
sis Interest IN H. estate 4 Dr. Jo. D-wry. a.
Na.->ivls-. sad 1l>lTiCI. deceased. i.-i.4tc.
Man a. DvNey ez+CEriN 81 the AL XII and s,--
= >2i4 lvc-a-l rv.tTc>Ei> L. ftIr CsI-T "a a.
rI1llI- Il Al SAID deceased. al tie i'm - tS Gra-
sized s..G possessed 81 rt9l v>ia-- NTl- The >rr--
Vermont ana STE -r-1her r-frv>-ut> thai il Wtu- '-
,l1-lNv & ll-- Interested - t.Ey a. u >s' ra
I'D. Ali iraE> The csurt L. grant her LCcSe1 >y
Tea estate.
Tie sad application NH lie heard auc decided ly Tie
,5urr. Tie Probate O-Ce. IA LuIeul,r- > t~1rr 10
lire : III ,lSg 1 NOvelGle- ID. l>3 Ia Errvi
a. Ned 10 appear i-lvrv s4d 3,ac-
aforesaid. slii OF jedi i E cause. ra4fi-
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Dated IL Luneuaurg. in said district ll> ~ lay i y
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STATE OF VERMONT.


- Essex Diorric- -.
HE Probate Co- the di>irlf 81 ESQ. 10 al ,--
Interested ii .ilvs>fsIe u JOHN Clara. laIt re
l.rl.s,4r-. aid 4>5TiCI- deceased. interstate.
'-1--r + F-tr,Il- aiTnlt>IrAIyi The estate
de,va--. >li> l. - cylTI Thai lie T>,.'
= l>l, Il - lie - r'lS ana c-t l.-
ala I.aI fle lyJes>-l, ~ The T.= IN -Ia
vai v-fc - G-e- IL Tins Stale and pray> ~.
-ralI l-..il Use u al ~ . YEA estate
Tav >Aid ai,ll-1 XII BE- heard ana 3-,la.s tv
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a- go Al ,,-ar te:ec- >4il COM IL IL, time aha pa -
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4ltI-e
Dated Al lullers.z--. l. - Az @ y 5g--,z- A q,
i>s.5- Allt>-.
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TESTIMONIALS.


"lrezard NJ. Eddy one OF the most CAPABLE and
successful practitioners with whom have had ,f.ic
, iteTcOurse-' CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner oi Patents
have noheNltItoni in Assuring inventors that hey
CanAut employ person competent and Trustworthy
and more capable p putting their applications in form
tosecuTe iVT them an early ana favorable
at the Patent OUCe-" EEMI-Np BIREE
Late Commissioner 20 Patents
Nj K IL Eddy has Ina e ;rT thirteen applications
IN ali but Oh" o." which patents been granted and
mat : now pen u-. SErn uIuIi>tskah.e proof great
'ae and ability HI part !, ais reCumu, r A
Inventors 10 apply II him t. procure their Patents
lheN may be sure "I having the most faithful attention
bestowed on their t>-, and reasonable char
seS" JOHN T,,I;aRr
During eight months the subscriber IN cpuI>r e.. his
arr" practice. III L. twice rejected applications ~
'"rn Appeals, ever one ID! watch decided IL ia
Yer. by the Commissioner OF patents
X. II. EDDY.
Boston. Dee. -. lo;2