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Interesting from Richmond.

uOOIOoeAhS lAOAA
Mr.. Hockendoffer, one of the recently
escaped prisoners from Richmond, com
municates some interesting statements to
the Washington Chronicle:
There is class of lawyers in Rich
.mond whose sole business consists in pro-
curing the exchange Of prisoners, re-
ceiving therefor good round sums, which
they invariably receive in greenbacks.
Among these is Gen. Humphrey Mar
shall, formerly of Kentucky, and the
hero of Pound Gap, in that State.
Gen. NJ. is reputed to have the largest
share Of patronage, and as he Yields a
large influence in Richmond he is gen
orally successful in the cases be takes in
hand. His family still lives in Ken
lucky, and he gets rid of our currency
by sending it TO them. In the hospital
Mr.. II. received kind attentions from
officers, and although the food furnished
was not as palatable as a sick man would
desire, yet he believed it was the best
they had, and as their own sick and
wounded were treated the same, he did
not complain. Libby and Castle Thun-
der are now patroled every hour in the
night. The rebels, however are gradu-
ally removing our prisoners TO Amerl-
Gus, Georgia, the capital Of Sumter
county, on the Muchalee creek, hum
dred miles southwest of MilledgeYiIle,
the capital of the State. Officers and
citizens are being sent to Salisbury, n.
G.. Castle thunder is filed almost eX-
clusively with citizens captured within
our army lines and Southern Unionists.
The latter are from all parts Of the con-
federacy, but the largest number hail
from North Carolina, West Tennessee,
Alabama aud Westernl Virginia. Very
many of them are old men who have
heretofore fought and bled for their
country, and who will now die 'for ii.
Age is not the smallest safeguard All
our released prisoners bear witness to
their heroic bearing and inAexible deter
mnation to uphold the old cause. They
are far more outspokeu in their sent.
ments than our own soldiers, aud the
curses they pour on the heads OF the
traitors and the supporters Of their cause
are as deep as they are loud and heart
felt. The rebels know if they release
them their vengeance will be swift and
sure.
Opposite Castle Thunder is another
prison, called Castle Lightning, where
are confined deserters from our army
They receive worse treatment than any
of the other prisoners.
With one or two exceptions, that Of
Boyle, the murderer, for instance, they
are men who participated in the riots ii
New York last July, and who, to escape
the punisbments for the crimes they
committed there, sold themselves as sub
stitutes in New Jersey and Eastern regi
ments, where they received large boun
ties, on reaching the Rapdan deserted tC
the rebels, with the hope that they would
be allowed to roam the 50 called Con.
federacy at will.
The success Of Gen. Finnegan il
Florida has buoyed up the rebel spirit;
some, but not yet to that point which
could be considered hopeful. The reb
els place more trust in Gen. Lee and hi'
army than in all the other rebel com
manders put together
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The Fight near Dalton.
OUR ARMY NOT DEFEATED.

The account given by the Nash
vile Union of the battle near Dial
ton on the 25th ult., differs material
ly from the rebel report of the affair
"Gen. Thomas was present, and
superintendent matters in person
and after discovering the enemy's
position, became convinced that it
was TOO strong to be carried by as
sault, and he therefore made prep
arations for a strategic movement,
the nature of which, however, we
deem it imprudent to mention; and,
therefore, Cruft's division was order
ed to take up new position, thereby
leaving the brigades Of King and
Hambright of Johnston's division,
which were in the advance, with no
other support than Morgan's brigade
of jeff G. Davis command. Mis-
taking this for a retreat, the rebels,
at about 2 o'clock q. m. on the 10Th,
advanced their lines, and, before
they were discovered, were within
twelve feet of our piekcts, who were
but a short distance in advance of
the main body. As soon as our lines
were discovered, the enemy opened
a volley of musketry, which was re-
turned in gallant style for an hour
and half, and until the rebels with
drew.
During the night trains were
heard coming in from the South con-
Itinually, and from prisoners it was
Learned that Johnston was calling IN
his scattered forces, but that all
would not amount to more than 10
600 men. Our forces had not fallen
back, as reported by telegraph, to
Tunnel Hill, but held a strong posi-
ton beyond Buzzard Roost, from
which they cannot be driven, and
from which an advance will doubt
less be made within q day or two.
Everything wears a most cheering
aspect in the front.
When night came on, a spectacle
met our eyes at once brilliant, beau
|tiful and sublime. During the course
|of the conflict, the leaves, rendered
|inhamable by several weeks Of dry
weather, had taken fire; and now
long lines Of the deyouring element
could be seen everywhere running
|up and down the mountains, twisting
and writing, and Kissing like mon
Istrous serpents Of living fire. The
/ fine twigs and cones, of which vast
quantities lay upon the ground, adj
|ded to the hugcncss Of the conila-
grafton; in some places the progress
|of our withdrawing troops was serl-
|ously impcdcu by the smoke and heat
and at 10 p. N. it really seemed to
a spectator gazing from Tunnel Hill
as if the whole state Of Georgia was
on fire, and her eternal mountains
were melting beneath the flames
The Union loss is put down at two
hundred, and that of the rebels at
five hundred. The results have pre-
vented Johnston from dctaching
troops to operate against Gen. Sher-
man, familiarized our troops with a
hitherto unknown country, and at
the same time demonstrated the ire
mendou5 strength of the rebel posi-.
ton at Dalton"
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Oranges and Lemons !
4 SPLENDID lot just received and for sal by
\ j. D. WORTHlNGTON.
Irasburgh, March 8, 1854.
EERrFtATE0N.

ID e 3 . a Z : y "
THIS may certify that have given my son,
| SAMUEL II. WHEELER, his time the
remainder of his minority, and shall clam none
Of Ills wages nor pay none Of his debts after
this date. SILAS WILHELM
WARREN WHEELER, Witnesses.
VARNUM ABBOTT !
Glover March s, 1864.
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.

3 Orleans District, IS.
In Probate Court, held ut Irasburgh, with
in and for said district, the olh day OF March,
A. D. 1864: r,..
Mary L. Farman, guardian unto Harvey
James Farman, a miner, residing IN Troy, III
Orleans County, filed in the Court aforesaid, her
petition il writing, therein praying The Court 10
grant her license and authority to sell all OF
her said wards interest in the homestead sci ONT
TO her and said miner by committee OF sald
court. in September, 1863 and setting forth ihat
Il will be conducive to the interest OF her salu
ward to sell his interest in said homestead for
the purpose of putting the proceeds thereon up
on interest, or investing the same in stocks OF III
other real estate.
Therefore il is ordered by said Court, that pun
licnotice be given to all persons concerned tncfe
in TO apucar before said court ut session there
of. to he held at the Probate Oitee IN lrashurSh
on the 10Th dav OF March, A. ID. 1864, that they
may be heard in the matter, and show cause
WHY license should not be granted as aforesaid
i And this order shall be published three week
successfully in the Orleans Independent stand
ard. A newspaper printed mt IrashnrEh in TIM
State. the last Of which publications shall be be-
fore the day assigned for hearing as aforesaid.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office II
Irasbureh, this Sth day Of March, D., 1864
MILTON r. TYLER, Judge.
A true copy Of record.
l2:3w Attest MILTON r. TYLER, judge
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BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs.

BROWNS BRONCHIAL IROCHES.
"Your Trochcs are too well and
favorably known to need commenda-
ton"
G. A. Phelps, Pres. Mass. Senate.
"My communication with the
world has been very much enlarged
by the Lozenge which | now carry
always in my pocket; that trouble
in my Throat (for which the Tro-
.ches are a specihc) having made me
often a mere whisperer."
N. p. WILLIS.
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Capt. Fisk, of the northern land
expedition, arrived at New York on
Thursday from Idaho, en- route for
Washington. All his band returned
safe. Capt. Fisk reports $l5,000,-
600 in gold dust awaiting tran5por-
tation from Idaho to New York
There are over 10000 miners on the
ground, mostly old Californians,
Capt. Fisk has a nugget valued at
$3.50, present from a miner to
President Lincoln. He estimates
the emigration to Idaho this summer
at 100000. The gold region Of the
Yellow Stone is under the northern
base Of the Black Hills, and in all
the gulches leading into the Big
Horn, a principal tributary to that
river.
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ia II u III Z L u Ii Lg :
I T.. DWINELL at the old stand keeps con-
81 . stantly ON hand a good assortment OF Fur
niture of all kinds. Also good assortment OF
Collins.
Glover, March /, 1864.
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BE WISE BY TINES!
Do not trihe with your Health, Constitution
and Character.
If YOU are suffering with any Disease for which
HELMBOLUS EXTRACT BGCHC
is recommended,
TRY II! TRY IT! TRY IT!
1t will cure you, save long suffering, allaymg
Pain and Inhamatun, and will restore you to
HEALTH AND PURITY,
At little EXpcnce,
And no exposure.
Cut out the Advertisement in another column
and call or send for il.
Bc,care of C0mteyfeits and limitations.
Ask for Hemb0ld's.
Take no o-her.
Cures guaranteed.
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GE1RDL1N9 NOTICE.
~ ~ a TIE OF WEIR MON 4
"a "a nINIHICI. SIS.

g Y A IT e OF yEEk III o N 4 ;
In Probate Court, holden at Irashurgh, in and
for said district, on the 3D. day OF March, A. D.
1864. ,........, NJ
George II. and David G. Steele, miners, residing
in Craftsbury, in Orleans County, filed IN me
Court aforesaid her petition in writing, therein
setting forth that her said wards are owners III
,heir own right of certain real estate, situated
in Craftsbury. aforesaid, owit; An undivided
three ninths part of lot number IN me IZth
range of lots in said Craftsbury, with the buld-
inrS thereon, except her right of dover IN SAID
lot rs widow Of William Steele, deceased, ana
that it will be conducive to the interest,"
of her said ward to sell their interest
in said real estate, for the purpose OF putting
fine proceeds thereof upon interest, or invest
mo thc same in stocks or in other real estate.
And said guardian prays the Court to grant her
license and authority to sell said real estate M
ending the reversiOn Of the widows claim
therein, for the reasons and purposes ABOVE set
forth. ~.
|public notice be given to all persons concerned
therein, to appear before said court at session
thereof to be held at the probate office in lras-
burgh. on the 3lst day of March, A. ID. 1864,
that they NAV be heard in the NATTER and show
couse WHY license should not be granted as
aforesaid. ,.,.,.,-.....,,--
And this order shall be published three weeks
successfully in the Orleans independent Standard
n newspaper printed at Irashurgh in this state,
the last Of which publications shall be 6cioretE
day assigned for hearing as aforesaid
Given under my hand at the Probate office IN
Trasburrh. this Srh day of March, A. D. 1864
MILTON K. TYLER, Jadge.
A true copy of record.
l2w3 Attest, NJ. r. TYLER, Judge
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CATTLE MARKETS.
BRIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE, AND MEDF0RD.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1868.
PRICES.

PRICES.
BEEvEs--First quality, $50 a 1925.
Second quality $50 a 9,25.
Third quality, 7,75 S,25.
Extra, $1,000. Western Sll,0O.
The above prices are per 100 lbs. on the total
weight of hide, tallow, and dressed beef.
Working Oxen-SlOO $500, or according to
their value as beef.
Sheep-Extra, "a s 90 c. per ID. on live
weight, in lots $500 a 800.
Mich Cows, $50, 50, So 70. Ordinary
$40 a 80.
Swine-Stores, wholesale, 90 9 0-0c re-
tail, 90 a 0 0-0c Live fat hogs 0 90 a DC.
Tallow, l-2a9.
pets, SO, 80 a 90 each.
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prcpoaale.
Fclsoz DEPleTxEyr, hssisihrT OJARrrRussrKRs}
OFFICE, ALEXANDRA, Va, Nov. IL, 1854
Cor IIlU gfrDsNN ON

OpfycE ALEXANDRA, Va, Nov. 10, 1854
PROPOSALS for HAY, STRAW, and
Il ORAIN-Wri.sen proposals invited for Furnishing
Hay STRAW, OATS. and COIN, for the use Of tho Gov
deliycsod a. AlcJ sdria, Va, point
the Potomac or ts tr51tses end ia such quantities within
Ito amount roo.ed and ut auth times the unaegned
may direct
The propos, TO be addressed 10 tho undersnsd and to
state the quantity and price If each article offered.
Proposals. win be received Tor I've thousand col bushels
Of Corn or Oats and fy () Of Hay Straw and up
ward unless shall be for the interest Of the Government to
contract for 8 les0 smount -,
Corn 70 be pat up in good seeks Of about two az bushels
and Oats about three @ bushels eesh which are to
be Of charge 70 the 0oernen The Hay and
Straw TO be securely hsled.
sclcs furnished under this advertisement to be subject
TO a rsid inspection by the Government Inspector
Ill be uiade om time 20 time uIdor THIS sdyer
scment the lowest responsible bidder tho Interests
of tho pubic servics risy SECURE. a.,
The under sned the right TO reject any and su
ohc which may be dreucd incompatible with The Interests
OF tho Government. =, =,
Payment, will be made such funds may be provided
United ssies Treasury and far a. practicable
upon delivery bat the undersned the hight TO with
hold the Who'll. part OF the payments until the eopees
fulhlncDt Of ssroemeDts ..r -,
Good security vii be required for the faithful uihmsns o.
any agreement made urder ilis Advertisement. -
WIN STOpDARD, Capt. and Assistant q M.
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PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.-Sealed PRO
l. POsAI.S viii Be received until tie scsh int, q -
eeoch m. for Furnishing the sub,ienoe Departments With
TIN THOUSAND BARRELS Of FLOUR.
&, 600 BARRELS, in new o9t barrels. bead lined .
5000 BARRELS. In new strong cotton ssehs, ere hGi
barrel In each ssct -
BIDS viii De received for What 10 Known Noe and >,
and for spy quantity IT," than tie 90 bsrre Ao for Ons
Hundred Barrels 81 No Family flour. Bids mssi b In
duplicate and or each grade sopsAis sheets 81 pspsr
Tho delivery Of the Flour t. within ave aAys
IRON the opening Of the bids aud In zach quantities daily
the 6overnnsnt nsy direct delivered 81 the OevsInmen
Warehouse In 0-oIco~b at the "bI'es or kA1osd Depot
In Wellington, u. c. ,,
The VERY Of al Flour awarded u Be plsssd within
twenty Gays ffom the ep.ning Of the bids
Payment will be made In Certhcsss OF Indebtedness, ~
such other fun5s tie OovsrnHsnt may have fer tsbuIss
ne
The u,us Government Inspection WI be made icst before
the Folr resolved and viii be soesrtsa vheh not
nesh ground. -
Oath Of Allegiance must the hid OF eAeh BID
der tho Osih Mo In this es and no bid viii
be entertained nom parties who have previously failed %
ply with theI bds from biddsu not Pres.n 10 respond
Government tie night 10 reject any bid for esise
Bids 10 be- sddress.d TO 0s uud.ssned 81 No 10 0st
Washington. ID. C., !Gdorsed " iIopo,ss ior hSur'
s. G. GREENE. Captain c. D v.
Wsshngton, d. C.. Jan. H. 1914.
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Ueniietrr.

COTTON Drsr.. ASSOCIATION
Ertrac, Teeth 5y the NITROUS OXIDE GAS c,see -
div AL n,,isI.tel by Dr. Cotton. Ohcs No y p sIy
a. O COTTON JOHN ALLEN so--.
NJ Is. GRIFFIN * BROS, No. 295 uian..
N. 49, NswYo.s md 30. lS7 Full onst hro'Ay I,.,ns
tracrus Teeth positively without PAIN by Che use TN AZ
o,id 49, No ehasge f5r extracting when eTthiA, Ses ~ an
~ hi mr.rti They Inserting fl ses % bSpttY
Gold 40; Piatins SIS Silver. SiOi Rubber, *io
- ON 10 a. ~, sver 81. ExtIaclag 20 GENTS
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y . MERCANTILE AGENCY. No ~ Broadway;
Volume fourteen o. bAADsTREErS COMMERCIAL
REPORTS is ready for delivery.
Special psini hsye been taken in the preparation correction
ard revision Of the present vou- aid We ons It 70 our ae
soberf ard the Mercantile Community generally, a. the
best reliable and convenient book Of Commercial
reference Ia existence - .
been the object OF the proprso TO include within Il
many possible Of tic trades 10 al the cte towns. vIs
ee and IN ihs United States AID Brish Povoee.
obtain the reliable information IN every instance
Der facilities ere unsupsed ard the ratings si'sn
nom that they may be sonbd atty relied upon
The will be found Invaluable to all those who are CIV
ine credits either upon longer OF shorter time.
y will be furnished TO subscribers from January, 'to< TO
January 1865 per amman, which viii cntille them 10
the present volume G and vol u.s. which will be pabi'h.d
about TO- 1864 weekly shoet Ct corrections add the
privilege Of making es Concerning the credit and stand
Ing OF any 'radss with whom they nay be tfAssens bud
neIs and receiving fun ana special reports In wrns.
Bankers Merchants and Manufacturers invited 70 call
and examine Obtain full particulars BY ding 10
70 vi sedresL J. H. BRhDSIRtET sO-'i
Bon No. l<3 New YoIx a. o.
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INSTRUCTIONS WASHED ASHORE IN
" CHARLESTON BARBOR, WITH OTHE f;Srp ~
TERESiIN1 COMIC AND BEAUTIFUL ILL IN
TIONs AND SPICY LITERARY NATTER; IN IH I'll, 10
LUs IRATED NEWS OF THIS WEEK, QUA ON SAAeA'
IEDAN
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Now Ready:
THE TRIB U 4 A L NJ A N A &
Il FOR 1864.
vnfcE yiTTxRK cxsTL

~ popular ANNUAL contains:
ASTRONOMICAL PHENOMENA for 1884;
- usual CALENDAR, Of Sun, Moon, kS--Ssv and
lDp,sse Tide Table;
SxWIsH and MOB AM,if JAN ANNIVERSARIES
PLACES OF PRINCIPAL STARS FOR EVERY NIGHT
ri THE YEAR--In,ese,tire to the Young.
hlFFERENCE Oh TINE AT PRINCIPAL PLACES N
IN WORLD;
RISING MERIDIAN and SETTING ofths Visible Planets.
INJECTION RETURNS-fun and AoeHIsis Votes Of the
1nDeu;
BeITED STATES GOvBENMENr-csb:nss omesrs-
olDRsne Court-Minsers to Foreign Courts;
NAMES AID TERMS Of I. S. SENATOR'S
NAMES Of MEMBERS Of the xxxvIIhh CONoRErsi
ABSTRACT Of LAWS passed the Lat sssa'on q Con-
-;
STATE GOvERNORs--Time Of Elections, kaI
REBEL GOVERNMENTS;
REBEL SESATE and HOUSE, &C., ts;
m PRINCIPAL STATES or EUROPE: THEIR
AREA, POPULATION, ARMY. NAVY, COMMERCE
yORM OF GOVERNMENT, etc;
q GREAT POLITICAL QUESTIONS OF EURoPE'
A BRIEF STATEMENT OF TIE POLISH. THE
GERMAN, THE ITALIAN, THE DANIsH-GERMAN
AND THE TURKISH QUESTIONS
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hJe0oina Cares. Sc

ALVIN. EyERDELLy SONS, lO4 fuIi0n'
"A s,-wEDDlN9 CARDS, Zine Stationary Neio.sas -
,l.l Stamping Monogram. Door AID Number -
lishsd 1915.
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Danfing A1aoennes.

T II. SEARINGs Private Dancing Academy,
M f92 oh .v near q3d 1t, Classes Tor the secood
Quarter Lsdies and Masters meet at O'Clock Gentlemen
al O'clock .. IA. Private Lessons every day
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oy,or o, Aur,rAsr corxi.Arr 0ssrnir o. svs.

Oyycr o. AufrASr ConHifsArr 0HyrhAL OF suB I
usTsScs No. STATE sr, Nkw YoRx, Jan. II. 1884.
CEALED PROPOSALS On Duplicate) will
- DO received by tho undsIslsnsd until oeoch IN on
SATURDAY tho 10Th Instant fotuppJins 'hsl nsS ststss
200 barrels Of ROASTED AND GROUND RYE. to be
pa he'd IN rood strong barrels made VI seSonoi OAK
Ged Tho Rye 10 be good sound thoroughly cleaned att
Gle be spec.i ard cc~yed befor, roaina samples Of
Rye In l- well tho rossts AID ground form.
o be sen Ia with tho p;opo.ais
printed copy Of ,is advertisement must be sttschsd TO
zach proposal and the propose mus, he specific In complying
precise with .. the Each bid W have CONDENSATION
a,t contain tho written g3Nty Of two rssPonabls names
q follow. , .
We the undernsd hereby guaranty that should all OF
part the bid b. scsped IL shall bo duly fulfilled
Its pDrpor and condions also that writ
ten with bonds tho Of fourth the value
Of tie proposed 10 be Furnished sha be executed n
CURED"
The sellers psre Of business and the Date Of purchase
the Of eontents with gross tsre aud not
weights and chipping marks 70 DO hereafter d.sgnsted must
be plainly marked every package All other old nsrhs must
be obitsra.ed.
An the stores will be oseuy before their delivery
and comp.yed with tho retained samples Returns OF weights
sgr~d by professional fsbhe Woxher must be far.sod
whenever required.
Payment hsrotofors to be made In sseh funds may
be furnished by the United state.
Contractors expected hold their goods without expense
to the United States until required fof sLpmeut.
Blanks Jar Propo,Is H,E u ylrHied at MA es eh.et
DuS BE- i0scd On carepe dtTssssd 10 e 1adsTsp"sa
sad in6oTsel Pro1osai' for SaL.i.l<Ees Sioro"
a. Is. EATON Colonel and A. C. o. -
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AtnSlrdl 1nstrnments.

AT HORACE WATERS, No. 4sl Broad.
~ w,y.--PIANO3, MEL0DEoN5, HARMONIOUS and
loves, cash prices Tho Horace Wsr. Piano, and eodeons
made Of the very best materials Warranted for hve year,
and guaranteed 10 dive entire saieion New and second
hand Psnos Hsodsou and Cabinet Organs to rent monthly
payments received for tho large assortment OF second
baud Pianos. very low. Pianos and Meiodeons tuned, 70
pslfsd. moved. boxed and shPP.d.
HORACE WATERS. Agent, No. eel Broadway.
4 II. GALE & Co.. PIANO-FORTES.
IA Mandatory and Wuerooms,
No lOT Ear l2th-st, New-Yorh.
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I OIiNATHANS

IT
GIMC RACKS
FOR FEBRUARY
READY FRIDAY, FIFTEENTH INST.
A Rare Number! A Roaring Number!
COMIC SENSATION or TIE SEASONS
Re ad tie new iusslIleIt OF the - ..,rux,
FEJON KNIGHT AND THE CAPTIVE MAlpENl
Ard weep Zig tears (of GughieIl over me
serio-couic distrcssc, OF
THE LADY ELISE DE BOWERlE.
voIcK TIE TosBs .--,,
THE VOICE on TIE RUSSIAN COUNT MiTiiis"iIE
Win tickle the cscchinsioTy conyalions sueh
broken Enlash never before proceeded fons
broken hesrtl -
Funny Horse Stories Temperance Jote' Csustic hhs
the Times Comcates for al sections and al classes rssur
tide and Yankee Doodleisms maze Up
th. etierpres o. this button bursting bToadconsdy pube.
uou Aud then the - -
Csrcature 10 on the rampage in this number.
Not 90 purchase IL IA TO iss fair Opportunity ovs Gull
care the coup &c grace.
To be bad Of all New, Ascnts Send your erdsr early to
II. DLXTER, HAMILTON Coz .
No. III Naasan.st-. N. Y.
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Cbanees for Bnsiness Hlen.

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