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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22

CHARLEs MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
have no hesitation In assuring Inventors that they
oAnnot employ person more competent AMI Trustworthy
and more capable oil putting their applications In form
10 secure for them early and al
the Patent ONCE EDMUND BURKE
Late Comm ~ Toner Of Patents
" MI r. II Eddy has made for thirteen applications
on all but one of which patents had been granted and
that Is now pending Such unmistNkabe proof Of great
talent and abiyon his part leads to toeomme nd all
'entots to apply 10 him secure their tatents A.
they may he sure OF having The faithful attention be
slowed onth cases, aud atvery teasonabl. charges"
JOHN TAGcART.
During eight months the subscriber, In eonue Of his
large practice made twice rejected applications sI
teen appeals even Of which was decided In his fvor
BY Inv Commissioner Of patents r. II. EDDY.
Boston, Dec. ~, 1868 /,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22

MEAD Il send recipe for Mead which can
cordially recommend as pleasant beverage,
easily made, anu may be kept for two or three
months in a dry cool place.
los, sugar and gills Of moases warmed
together take it of the FIRE, add piuis Of cold
water, ounces Of artaric acid aud one ounc, Of
any desirable essente.
DIRECTIONS FOR UsE.
Pour out sufficient qu,ntity of the syrup to
make tambler Of water plea,antly sweet, add
Is Of teaspoon OF soda-drink during tferve.
seaee.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22

10 illustrate tho Importance Of manure in
market gardening, we see 1t stated that one man
who paia 81 500 for seven acres OF land in the
vicinity Of New York, paid during the ntst
three yesrt, ~ 200 for manure.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22
Mlc0itines

G6OH will be forfeited by DR.. l.. Dix If falling TO
UCOO cure in less time than any other physician,
more eleetu ally ana peimenatly, with rs strain
with safe ana pleasant medicines
SELF-ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS
Their effect and Consequences
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
Incidentto Married and Single Ladies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS;
herourial Affections Eruptionsand al Diseases Of tho
skin Ulcers Of the Nose, Throat and Body Pmplts
o. the lace Swellings OF the Joints Nervousness ;
Constitutional and other Weaknessesin outh and the
mJfe advanced, OF all ages, Of
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22
1869.

VOICE FROM THE FAR wEsT-Speaking u
"CosrAR's Rat, Roach, Ant, &c, EAterminstor more
grain md provisions destroyed annually 10 Grant
Cosny by vermin than would pay for OF this Rat
and Insect killer."- Lancaster, wis. Herald
VT See " COsrAE'.h Advertisement in this paper,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22
1865.

INCREASE or RATS.-The Farmers Gazette eng.
h) asserts and proves by figures that pair OF
VIII have progeny and descendants less than G5l $50
In three years Now, unless this immense family be
kept down, they would consume food than would
sustain 65 900 human beings
9T-Hee Co'rAR's' Advertisement in this paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22
George w. Fosters Estate.

HE Subscribers, having been appointed ythsH onors
be Probate Court orthe District fWashinEion,C Goa
missoners to receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands all petsonsagsina the estate Of George
W. Foster, l0e Of Calais, Ia said district, deceased,
represented insolvent, aud tho term OF siI months
from the 18th day Of July 1866, being SLOWED by said
Court the creditors said deceased exhbitsnd
prove aims beforeus give notice that
wewill attend to the duties Of ntmsnts the
dwelling house Of Mrs. Polly Poster In Calais in said
District the 25h days Of September and January aeIt
at ten O'Clock In the forenoon, each Of said days
ALoNZo PEARcE, Commissioner.
N. A. CHASE, COMMENSURATE
Calais, July 81, A. d. 1865. Saws
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22
DIR. UR AT N
PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN.
Who has made so many wonderful and Instantaneous
cures in Boston, New York, Hartford, Spring
held, and more recently In New Hampshire
and Vermont, hsstetuTnsd and taken
Rooms No. l63 Court Street, Boston,
DR.. URANUS treatment is such that byn
All Durable Diseases

are affected In one or two treatments and many are
tlrely cured by one, as the following will testify;
SNsBuSr, Nay 10Th, 1869,
Edsr, Hartford Courdai Permit through the col
o. your valuable pap'r TO relate an incident which
Ike msny others has created considerable furors Of
excitement Ny wife has been invalid for the past ave
years and unable TO do any woth, and exceedingly net
Ny little hoy has also been eonhned to his bed and
for than year, by paralysi, his arms and
limbs, 90 that he could not feed himself put his
clothes, OF even have his finger rails cut road The sd
verti.smcnt Of Or Urann In our paper aud induced
try him. which trial has proyed perfectly satisfactory
The Dr. came out TO my house two weeks ago tody and
the short space one hour he h.d wife sni boz
both up and dressed snd able 10 h'ir hacds and
limbs apparently as we'll a. ever Ny wife Is as Well
as she sss been in the past eight years and my Halle boy
10 ~ brisk ass eket, and able To his feet well
a. ANY hoy ~ his age An that seems to b. wanting
little desh his wllhered hands and he's all teht
Should any one douh, tbs uuthfutcn at this they
The boy whois now stopping at The a. John HOTEL In
Jour city, and able to speak Tor himself While In
Town he treated some he,n cases, and many cured
beside the aboy. n,mtd, and all were less ben
eniud. Truly yours
MOSES L ST. JOHN.
Good Rooms and BOARD provided Tor invslids who may
desre, by giving tim,iy notice.
Circulars olt,inine letters Of wonderful aud rapid
cures OF persons eoasdsrsd past cure Ii rs sent by
capt Of return STAMP. PIG
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22

DCT Sold by all Druggists ard Retailers everywhere.
lpy ~! BEwARE :! OF all worthless limitations.
9J- see That "COsTAR's" name is each Box Bottle,
and Flask, before you buy.
HENRY X. COsTAR.
br PRINCIPAL DEPor, 4s2 BroiDwAY, NEw YoRK.
VT Sold by WOOD, BIxBY Co,
and all Dru gis' and Dealers in Montp er, w.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22
~ E. CORNER OF SIXTH AND COMMERCE SIS
philadelphia,
DIR. SCHENCKs

where all letters for advice or business should be dec-
ed.
lie will be found there every Saturday professionally
10 examine lungs with the Re'prometer for which h.
fee Is three d lia,.; all advice fre.
In New No,t ot No. 90 Bond s,,,.t every rnesd.v
iron A Nj. ,to8PM.
At the Msfio,o Hotel Boetor t.,,ary IL ana 70
February 10 and o. March % aud l6 April 70 and %
May II and X tune Il and Is. Jyi, 10 and o.
The time To-, ms being in Baltimore and Pltburgh
will be seen in the daily papers Of those cities.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22
MID PULMONIC SYRUP

is one Of the most valuable medicines known. II Is
nuhi,nt powerfully tonic and he ling IA itself It con
iains 10 opium el lOe'ens Inc phegm IN the bfoucal
tubes and Laure throws 1t Oh with little Nettion one
bottle frequently cure, an ordinary void but will %
WEI Hr.i to take dose Of ohtntks Mandrake HIS 10
Gle ansc Inc stomach. The pulmuuic Syrupls readily
d'gested aud absorbed into blood, to whcl It impair,
rs healing properties. Tits one Of the rreparat cos o.
iron IN zee u T. powerful onIo OF itself SUI
when the sea Weed Tonic disso'YU the mucus IN 'ue
STOMACH and is carried of hy tue aid of TIE Mandrake
rus neaithy how OF gastric juice good appetite alu
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22
THE SEA.WEED TONIC

Is s,imuiant, and none other i,,rquird when u -
used Il pp u'e AID pleasant no bsd effects ike WIN
using bourbon whlky which disorders the stoma.yn,
orpors the liver, locks up all the seoretious iufns ,
bood into water dropsy sets IN and the patent avs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22
QUACK NOsTRuM MAKERS,

Trough false certificates references and recommer.
dati0ns OF their medicines by me dad, who cannot ex-
pose contradict them or who besides, TO farther
their position, copy from Medical Books much that
written Of the qualities and ELECTS OF different herbs
and plants ascrre ali the 20 their Pills, kX-
tracts SPECIFICS &C.. most Of which, # not all contain
Mercury because OF the ancient belief Of its curing
every thing, y bnt now known to " xiii than lie
cured and hose not killed ,constituIonay injured for
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22
TESTIMONIALS

TESTIMONIALS.
"1tegnrd NJ Eddy as one Of the most CAPABLE ana
uoeessfu practitioners, with whom have had sfeia
ntetCoursen
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22
BOURBON WHlSKEY

|. recommended row a.tGys by almost every physlea n
MANY tents that visit my rooms 9th male ana female
are e1ed with this poison. The relief Is Temporary
u they couch, they take a little whisky IL they ~,
weak aud feeble, they lake little whskeyi II they ~
net s,tp, they take little wnskes and they ~ un
N this wy requiring more sud more until y ey atg
I'd M ard ima CINE they are getting heshy Tie sio..S
lvet md digestive powers are completely d. sirold,
,nd loo their appetite Tor food No dne YVES ever s,s
OF consupuilon by this process where eHNtit' "n,
been tpffnsd IN the lunRA little, ,timulsnt u irqs
" beneficial to oonsumptive', sueh as pure b'ans5
Sood wines IN many cases. LONDON porter ~ lin,
stoui in moderate qnanntk d but bou bon whRky bhs'"
on in,tfad OF curing conrump ion, -
HE staeeed Tome ptodueesIusng rcsults TIC
ly tnyiso atns the stomach and digestive syttt"tacS
ena hing 70 eliminate and make into healthy 80
the food which may b. use Tor mat purpose. M isJ
wopdsful IN IT'S effect that VINE ALAS ini VII Lin,
heedy meal ana little Of taken before bf'aea~s'
will give tone Nheh lew meuNin's possess wv
OF dong
THE MANDRAKE PILLS
max h, taken with int re sslety by aagts aud con"u.U
prnneing ell the good result that can be o. luintu e
oalome any OF the ne cural medicines and
ANY Of their hurtiu or injurious results Ihe2r,t
GU, al he system the Il cultni and n.oni H phi
ioc.."ed and dsllv by my Se,wctd Tonic ano nsSL
monte syrup. viii be seen that all three Of n In
Cine. lle me- d In m at case to cure consump'
AGENTS.
posToN-George &. GOODWIN 90
NTw ioRk-Demas Barnes Co.
HALTlhuRk-S. =. Hancr'
ppfrrlRuRGil-br. george II. ksyser. n p.tt
a,sctNNATI-F h sure Co, and John ~ 80"
ciiiCAGO-Lofd smith, and H. Seesil.
~ Lkw Is-t ollins Bros,
slSFRANCIsCo~ Ilosittter, Smith 4 Ds'n..
10 sold by oil druggist ana dealers
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22
OFQUACK DOCTORS AND NosTRUM
MAKERS.

Through The ignorance Of the Quaok Doctor, knowing
other remedy he relies upon MERCURY and gives
ala hi7 patients in Pulls Drops &C., 70 the NOstrum
MaKer equally igno Grant adds 10 HE so-called Extracts
specific AItdOle, &C, both relying upon liz effects 10
curing Il few III hundred IL IL uumpeted in yauout
ways throughout the land but ALAS nothing is eaId
Of the balance some Of whom die other grow worse.
and lett 10 inger and suer for months years uu-
III relieved or cured If possible by competent phyEo
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22
THING OFBEAUTY Is A JOY FOREVER .
MARTHA WASHINGTON
HAIR RESTORER.

This s the First and only article brought before
the public that will r,tore both Hair and Whskefs.
AWAY NOW WITH ALL HAIR DYES
Who would thlnA OF using anything so disagreeable
As Hair Dye, IL they could only lind anything that
would restore air and whskers to their natural color
The MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR RESTORER
viii do all this, and not color the kn n o mistake
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22

IIy H. anu Do convinced
LIST 1t is not Dye. 2 1t will not color the skin.
Sd. 1t will restore the Hair from Gray to beauti-
full Black Brown Auburn whatever might have been
its original color and cause Vt to assume its former
beauty.
4h II will cure sl diseases and humors OF the scalp,
keep the head COOL and the hair from falling off, and
promote a healthy growth.
5h As Dressing for the Hair II is one Of the best in
market. 1t will change dry, harsh and why hair TO a
beautiful silk like appearance,
9th 1t will change Gray and Fad'd Whiskers to a
beautiful Brown, and them to appear more nat
ura than by any other application.
Mr. Z. Pease, New Bedford, Mass. saws:
The Martha Washington Hair RestOrer is the best
article ever had 10 my store II is selling more and
giving better satisfaction than any other
Mr. s w, New Bedford, Mass says.
" The Martha Washington Hair Restorer eupersedes
all the Uar Dyes and Restores ever brought before the
public. None equals it.n
Mr. Il. +. Bray, South Danyors, Mass. snys;
" | have sold 46 dozen bottles Martha Washington
Hair Restorer In this section the past four months
and in no case has i tailed TO give satisfaction
Mr. &. C. Bixby, North Bridgewater, Mass says
:" sell more OF Martha Washington Hair Restorer
than all ohersn
A lady from Chelsea, Mas' going West says;
" would give three dollars for one bottle, rnther
than go without, or any othern
AK NJ. l.. Lane, Swauxey, N H. ifhe did not restore
his grey hair and whkers to their former beauty by
using one bott9 Of Martha Washington liar Rertorer
Ask Mrs. J. Bixby, South Dsnyefs, Mass she had
not been troubled with bad humur on her head for
three years ami applied many medicines but rot re
lief Int in using one bottle OF the Martha Washington
Hair Restorer her head cured and BE- lore she mad
used the second bottle IA. hair had commenced start
out where 10 had fallen of and In three months she had
a. good head of hair a. when ayouth.
For sale by Wood, BiNhy Co., Wholesale aud Re
tai Agents, Montpelier, W. FNM2Y1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-08
AmusemeMiA

A CADEMY OF MUSIC-ITALIANO OPERA.
THIS TuesdsyI EVENING, Feb. T. at o'clock.
fOURTH SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT.
FAUST, FAUST. FAUST
with its splendid scenery brilliant costumes psopores mill
tsIy band. ballot and compe te cast. including
KELLOGG, -
O. LorTI
pELLII1 AS BfEPHlSrOPHELES for this time oulyl,
LORIHI, -
ERNESTINE, .n AURIoi;
Conductor. CARL BFR0MANN
TOMORROW "wednesday EVENING. Feb Q, at oeiock
NORMA NORMA, NohaA
with lite unnppr oscbsbly great cast- ..
THUR ;DAY-tJpera In Brooklyn-PRA DlAVOLO.
FRIDAY EVESN6-LA TRANIATA.
SIGNORA CAROZZI-ZUCCHI
For the first time IN her great role of Violetts
No MATINEE On SATURDAY NEXT.
In active rehearsal Ve-drs lsrS)p.ra,
LA FOhZA DEL DE3TlNO.
The sale of secured and tckes viii commence TINS
rnirr ri the ofic OF the Academy at Beer 5chr A.
rrs No 7Di broadway; at Pond Co No. 341 Broadway,
and al Root Anthony Cos corner Nassau aud Pipests
DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ID GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
TC. MORROW THURSDAY EVENING, FEB. D.
FRA DIAVOLO FRA DIAyOLO
With Il. superb nie en- scene ard immense cast The sale oil
secured seats and tickets commence TIN. morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-08
REAL ESTATE for SALE


XIINELAND LANDS-TO ALI. WANTING
Y TARMS.-Larss and ,hriyins .s,tl.r,-ut 70 90
hc,thf elu.i. .nirs soafh Of Phs-ipis by s11foai
I,eh .o hirb psuec. large crops which TOW b. en
yTosiur Ten twenty sui hny acre ucs a, from tISto y
Der acre pa~sbir whin four oOod husn'es. "~s'
r., all others. churches schools and good 20
ci.ty IL /. now The improving place b" OF Ne''
Iinndr.ds IN, s.uz building The beauty With which
Al. nr 1. "A oa unsurpassed lrtiers HA.w.rd fAper'
cou.inDr ports giving o nrnsiion wil be sen re
,,e,. (ti : X. LASDfS. Nprand Postoince lumber.
lnd &c ~ J. From Report ~ Slor hbths'n dy'esHHgi
Td1, Of TAs Tribune 10 V the roH eIen"re J''in'
,ac IA an oiHoa ier Jos.sn and spats oordi,oE f0'
nlea,ar, farming thar kaoD u ma "es he Htf'"S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-08

VyHE BEST CHANCE for BUSINESS ever
ossred-Prom g. 500 10 rs oO0 cash. will secure On In
t~rost iu On enterprise sfordnS per ennuu Inquire
Of n JONES, No. 70 Wsst Iassy ssosndse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-08

E,OR SALE-HOUSE aud LOT No. 26y
i Unonst Brookyu lot, 70 by ioo, house, 2. By 80
md browu.,,n ion &C. LIT ccneard ont end back. Base
men, w,soon, ,a,iongry tab. hot and cold water Two
s,cre Jons; irt story pior t1'rsi"n and
rooIs anu o7eoos. Hal. ni alton ot marble; "a IN 81
the for permits and particu apply 70 ~ A. 81 Ar
ARD, 10. II Whls:.. or TO hEnkf Sfb'ENSoN, NO
rs EonIt. It. ETookNn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-08
Rral gstatc for Sale.


EXECUTORs SALE If VALUABLE REAL
IL ESTATE IN tho our, Of New Ce;c abb. Sns.i"1 an
AL. in, he iaru, Of Horace Greiey. Ssd FaYm coten,
about oO acres good land well divided Into ow woyd sno
rT1t,r, god a,,.s o well erred Good house.
and am VIVA yo Loosea not cold beior TIA
I.th v O. Siarh ncx VIII b. s"ii auction on that dy a.
main on bond and ger- at per ct Fosatthr piricu
lars iuqur- Il Edward Insight tndem.ns Fr Insurance
the premises OF OF either Of the exrtars at Chappagns Ne
&C. i,R d. HAiGUT,
E,b 7 iaf5 DAVID II. LANE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-08

NOR SALE, to close al estate situated IN
North "a EN- WeacAe, rr Co., y. T.. Pmdys sta
ton Iiar-ln X L.. n PAP. Sili 2rsne,. D inch ma
chine l,rr 4. pea mt prof ab bnness dwelling houses
ON H., pryp Nv Price low rusy h,so the sane
,tr,s vtry su rior WATER fhiVLEGKo so'ieined by
J-arrLt Of On feet on lake i5i ony lew
rod liant and m supplied b. feeders with aay sn.onn oil
RI IYoDire o. GEO HOWE. 50. ao FULTON st.. ~ u or
W. H. l. HOWE on the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-08
fjonscs ano farms Uante6.

WANTED TO BUY STORE OF about 70 10
w 100 do and IS feet wide situated between Murray
and Capsl,,s. and Church aid Eln.sa. AdLoss T. r.
Tribune Otlce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-08
Sales By 4uttlon.

AUCTION SALE of CONDEMNED
~ HORSES. . -,
OrAnrsyxA.rER .GEyrr'r's CprIcs. FiBsr DIVISION
NASH, Gros CiIr. Jan. % 1875.
VIII be sold public suction 70 the hghos' odae 81 D-
tinoIe, Md, OF - -. - - me,
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CANAL"Y Hoi0sE':
m io,e hsvr been condemned unfit for tho cavalry
service Of ,he amy ,,,.. l.
Tor oad nd farming purposes many good bargains may be
had -, ,u
Horse, sold .lpely Sale TO commence q. 10 a. ~ and VII,
e hoa az Philip Government Stables, como. oil faca ana
German sta.
JAMES 4. FKTS.
Col. ~ charge fir,; Division q. NJ o. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-08
Coparinsrship Notices.


NOPA RTNERSHIP.-Tho undersigned have
~ this day forr~d partnership udrr the nrm name Of
UriS ". Booth CO. for tbs trJnsaehon OF general
lnor:haDtso brokerage sa.in0'' 1I ix VI pV ssY
SaARLEs f. BooTh
No III wa.,r... N,w.Ysrt. FEB. ], JOS.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. have this
~ dsy admitted my son JOHN bRo"Ek. " p,ns. y, ~
iors Feb l. ICES. JOHN !. BnowER
nISSOLUTION.-The partnership heretofore
sng bs,g.sn the .io'1lb.r' eads, TIE n name I;
'''i'- h"As' ps' WILL sign III "''Di RTiFus HATCH
r.h = lse. T. W d. HUGHES.
r w r. Ur-GUrs has formed a copar,n.rshp with A.
HIiGurs And viii eonIinas the GOLD aud STOCK COM
MISSION business q, No. - Broadst
Eew.Yoik,. lob. 8,lS5S
Referring to tn. above. RUFUS HATCH viii continue the
mrry occupied by Hatch Hughes. No. IS Exchange place
hsy York, Feb. Q. 1868.
FREDERICK A. HARTER and GEORGE
vNEsbrr have been aiaea partner, h IN our
sG1'1 under Ft s s Of the GEoaeE SEsBT CO.
Ney-fork. Feb 2, 1888.
I United PARTNERSHIP.-Ihe subscrib-
IL ere have formed limited partnership yur.usa. to the
provision. Of Ne sns9ot ps Of The hs,..S a o.,,. Of
Cihir, Bu,pes. At No 80 Broadway NtwYorh, under
a., era nnmo d CARTER, KiErLASDG co.
SaiBps Garter who resides IN boohlynl kinss Connty
Nev. YORK; John Rose. William H. Rutland aud Shsrrs D.
are tho general pa!tarr, John II. Wes Of Lexington
ksniucky, 10 the special partner. ,,,.
The amount which said John H. Wers as such special part
noT has Contributed 10 tho common H3ck ono huAoea
tholssnd dollar. In rssh. ,, ,
SAID copsrtnersp 10 30 commence on the Ie.n aay Of
January a D. 1855 sld terminoto the ss uAy Oh poesH
ber one thousand eight hundred ard SIXTY seven
SAMUEL CARTER,
paytna-
Wi H. KIRKLAND. )''"''''
CHARLES Is. PEET,J
JOHN H. WERrS. spscid Partner
Dftsa Nav Yoax. Jan. 20. 1858
NOTICE.-Ths LIMITED PARTNERSHlf
IN heretofore existing under the Arm Of bfNrLEf
BURTON I, hi, day dissolved by its own limitation
Tho unseed business OF tho hItn viii be ciosea oy nS eon
tral partners.
Dated EKv YoHE Feb. ]. 1858
E9E s y; J. = - pE sssL }0suer.l P.r.asra
WILLIAM J. GORDON,
GEORGE A. FELLOWS, Especial rG!nfn
SOLOMON D. MCMILLAN
|TlHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE FORMED A
i copsnerhip under the name. and will continue
the Wholesale Grocery Business Of tbs Sane place. Noa " ana
NORMAN q. BENTLEY,
CHARLES w. BURTON.
TNHE FIRM Of HIBBARD g. CORNELL
having doved by mutual consent tho undersigned VIII
cary o. the hs,ine:s a. the old stand ,,o urp.Apn
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3nsuranre Companies.
FIRE AND M ARINE
INSURANCE. COMPANY.
~ WALL-yTREET. IN '
CASH CAPIrAL....."...........e2O0,

Thu Company has been in sucresui opcrstion Tor fore
tLsn THIRTY YEARS aud continues tc INSURE sgiln''
Loss and Danseby FIRE upon ayorsois ~ sinaf
NO MARINE RISKS TAKEN.
ALL Lossn LigBsALLY ADyUsTED AID PROMPTLY fAip.
pNRcToRs:
DANIEL uNDERH!LL President.
Oliver ~ Jones. William Hsxtun Cha'. H. Stewn,
Isasc n. seymour Sanl j. Waring ssnuei y; Don.e,
Abruhan b. Davis Z. i. Pfeiner. Miehssi C-oSeHe''
Saul. G. HsuiD, Sylyanus srdet 1ta+ D. 'Sws;;
John T.. Andrew X ". Buchanan ftheibeIt . Miis
Josish o. Low, william Iierz.l, Joseph A. Dreyfous.
Johu Even. Thomas Davey, James " UaieA.
William Depew, Henry J: scafder, Jencsf WnshG
AUGUSTUS COLSON. IT,. Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-08

ITO CAPITALiSTS.--S2O 900 will purchase
II ONEHALF INTEREST IA ten acres OF superior OIL
LAND near lowing welis Inquire ct Room No. ~ Cont
mental Hotel, Me- ~ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-08

DERSONAL.- il desired by the
uar-ign~d the whereabou, aud condition Of h. SOD
EDW ARD q. MIDDLETON, sixteen years o. ssc' bken
Changed pousT. oherswno give such tnofmiiicn
" n receive proper reward II desired ssws a. the thsnt
OF nj. ,rr,rt.d parents Address 4. {. MIDDLETON Gin
Gin tIlie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-08

WANTED to RENT-For term Of years,
w oh, OF more ROOMS. IN FIRE proof building preferred
coptxinr- .bout superficial feet Location be
tween Chaaber. aud anal Ws., Broadway and hanan,
10 be used Of sgh, srioo ADDE'S stating rsn'
Box No. $685. Post-Ohce. new York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-08

A. J. PLyrcKEa. Agctioneer.
DROOME STREET PROPERTY.-A. J.
ID BLEECKER, son Co.. viii eel Oh TUESDAY; fcn'
u C.. u O'Clock the Exchange sseGroons NO. III bfo,d
Nv M lsyye 2story Brick and Lot no. 500 Broonc si
next 20 southwest Of LsuIeus 10, 2AS Ia cas-" OF
pidniug Lsurens.st TO West broadway isw be corner
yc see at the office Of A. j. BLEttkER.
Sun a Co. Auciionerrs md Pnvs.e Sale Agents No. I,
Csdar.sl., mar thePost Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-08

nIvORCES legally procured for persons from
any Stat. or Country wthop, publ city chsnsr ofres
l.nce lncon p.,ibi ty deseron dunk-nnes. pad non
support sufficient, saeeess guaranteed Adrcs Zee
aud couGlru.iaL Aprlyto H. bArkMAN, Counseieia'A"'
No. y Na.au-st.. opposite the Post'Ohce.