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URIDQUHRTEK5 DEPAHT.
MEkT or WARRINGTON.
OTptCr og cnIEy QuAaTBnsAsr1n,
WASHIHsToE, u o., March %, i@s. }
aALEs on MANuRR.

bALE8 W MANURE
Will BE- sold 81 pu lie suction, At theplAoog
hereinafter named, on MONDAY, ION day Of
April, ~ 70 o'clock, noon, the present. and q.
tiife aoormnlAtiont luntll Dec smbN u, 1881
o. a y lS, =; the public stables A. d''ls'
AZ the pub 10 stab % on Tourteenth Strsst,
noar the Long BFtdgo In this sityi the aooumu-
lations at that point and 81 the heatquartofa
stables, corner Of Seventeenth and streets.
Al Camp DAiry, p. @, BY Captain Coorgo
W. Wells, A. e. H., ihs manure 81 thAe
Al the once Of Captain Rsao, A. q. n,
hssiquGrtsIs DsRpiSi'S tiTiSion, nsaI Eort
CoTooTan, Va, thh AoaumulAtiona NJ said
headquarters, and ~ various forts IN iut, ~,
"a and 9TH bFigades Of that division, eHi ending
from Fort Ethan Allan, near Chain bridge, "
FORT Lyon, near AieNandria, on the hno OF
deianeal south OF PotomAe.
AZ The once Of Captain 4. X. Church, A; g.
| H., In Ale1Andrie, Va, The mhnufe ~ the
| stables undsF hls direction, aud ~ the stables
| and parks In that city, under tho control Of
| TIE ehlef auAftefmasteF Of this Department..
i Terme OF sale; Caah on delivery, IN Govern
i meat llndsj purchasers 70 take away ne
| msnuFo a thslF own expense. A reasonable
i ume will b allowed 70 haul away present
aaantities on hand, and future AeoumnlalonS
naSt b removed promptly. ,,n,saroH
Colo q and Chief QnarteFmAhtar % ArtGsat
Of Wnahlnatons mhtbrtt
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GRovER's NEW THRATRn The band Of
the itth Va. trebeil TeGimsn which Setensd sd
ne Secretary OF War and other prominent
this afternoon AID tonight, 10 the great plAv
OF "Aladdiu.n The matinee Of "AlAddin,"
tbs ate noon At az O'Clock, promises, from
present Indications, TO be very brilliant and
undone whic uld add 10 the splendor OF the
performance. The rebel bAnd which We have
mentioned above have bFiShteped their men,
cries up nd will dis ourse the sweet musie
ting at tho War 0nioe yesterday the leader
apologiIed for not belne then able 10 play
" The star spangiCd Banner" but promised
soon To procure the notes OF toe piece. Metz
croft has furnished the music and h might
the promise will be redeemed.
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FOR Rem T.--Ofiice Rooms In the
Washington Building, corner Of Pennay Iva.
MIA avenue and seventh street. The beat
locality In the CITY. Inquire Al
l. sELDNER a CO.'S
Clothing store, In the same building.
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RESTAURANT.

Inc PropFIstor Of this wslI-kaown SALOON
and EATING HOUSE announces 10 citiIenS
and public generally that no 10 prepared to
Persons will Be sure 70 md 81 this establish.
ment all the luxufios Of the season, served up
In the most superb and elegant style.
The PuIe.t and beet Of Liquors and every
tainod At the bar. mhSI.Im
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LIE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.

oUARrERMASln nm 0ng,s. OyFIsAl
PIner plvIal0n,
WAsBIRoTon CRY, april !, 1855
win DO solo . public auction, 70 the hiEhest
bidder, 81 oiesholo, d o., on I<r
TUESDAY, April 4,
TUESDAY, April n,
TUESDAY, April 10,
Tue DAY, April %,
TWO HUNDRED CAvALhY HoR1kS EACH
DAY.
These horses have BEEN condemned ~ uhfit
FOR road And i.lmisg purposes many good
bargains may bShad. 'rfi'
HORSES sold sihgly. sale 70 commences ~ 10
jams 4. EkIN,
Drsvet BTigAdier General, In ehange First
Division ouSrtermas.sr Generals once:
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~ a Friend In Msedi-Thoss rsqutr-
Ing confidential medical assistance should ap.
ply to some regular educated physician who
such man y Dr. DARBY, who 10 daily curing
numbers OF both sexes, ard every age, who
have bean TO all the seli.called DoctorS In this
city, and spent valuable time and money, with
terms are more moderate than those OF me Q
boasting pretenders, whose only purpose IL ~
neeco the unfortun ate, ard then advlBe them
when 10 10 almost too late, to apply 10 him.
ever Afterwards. DR. DARBY,
No. asa nth ct est, between and Il streets,
Washington city. febIe.tf
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RY W. =; W AZ . q 90,

fhvsrEss sALa % vALuA.LE nkAb
ny virtue OF decree OF the supreme Court
Of the District of Columbia, 10 Equity sitting,
bearing date December 1ath, 1884, and passed
70 e s'u,s e witch william = Rilsg q a. n
elAtion,n are Complainants, and Edward N.
clarke al al, are Defendants, tho. i0i HQuityl
I shall oirsr for tale IT P6bI.s auction, n
feat :, q iI ,As PrsPifss on TTsspAy ne x, IN
ioilowioE heal Estsis viI All tRss pats o.
Lot numbered nine (el in square numbered
three hundred ard ,y.three lbesl Of the plan
noIthsAii corner Of Iitd square, a The later.
| section Of d street south md Teath street
west thence running south on line with said
Esn'h stree, ninety 100 iest, thsnss west nity-
thence North nirety (Oo) feat, thspeo east on :
| llns with aaid N street, hily.four iltl isel
ten and enc halt 400 inches TO tho lace Of
beginning, with the Impi oyemen,s thereon.
This property 10 titu Sted on The corner II D
street south and reutn str OF west, and offsrs
great induoements to purehAasrs.
Tsrms-ope-'E.Ide ssh, the residue IN six
and twelve mon,hs the purchaser irving his
endorsed and bsariss Interest from tho day o.
sale.
ppTshs,s money !. paid sSS ,,.u,. An.
| cost Of the purchaser.
| II the tefms Of sale are not eemp'ied with
within ave days from the day Of 10, the
TUs: ~ e. rgn, % r;s. re :s
purchaser, BY giving three dsi ., nosis. N come
Newspaper printed IN the city Of weshingtsp.
nha7a.wAa. W. l. WALL IlH = c s5si xas,..
As2ys sS' Sas II. ~
ape WIN L. WALL q co, susts.
GALE OF OONDEMNED HORSES,
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SFThs Bridal ohsrhbsr sn Essay Of
warning and Instruction for Young Men.
Also, new and rellsble treatmsnt for Diseases
Of tbs Urinary and sexual stems--sent free,
hoeGHTON, Howard Association, Phi,adsl
phiA, Pa. mhriV
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aPMofAT. NoTrona.

n. MstroFalitaa nailFeea once,
S Q ~ 70. q sEvEe5sE -, sJ.Enf
DAY, Aptil ~, the fare on this foad viii b
inersassd 70 ssren cents, OF seventeen tisllsti
iQf one aoil.f,. Whish nay 30 purchased al
'H ssa 81; non ". Tn fTs6 aPson, pr..a. /.
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Mr.. SEWARD TO n. m 0RoFRoT.
DAPARTMEHF OF srArR,
WAhnIHsroH, April =, isSS,
sIRi have the honor TO acknowledge the
receipt OF your note Of the 27Ih ultImo, In
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Iinsr PRrw1uM-By reference 10 the list
which WE publish elsewhere il viii be seen that
the Singer Sewing Machines (both family and
from the state Fair which closes to-day. It is
worthy Of remark that these machines are rarely
seen at fairs, aud the Singer Go. have not en-
tered into the scramble for premiums which
has characterized the past few years The agent
in this city saw tit. however. to come o,t nn thns
occasion in force and notwithst andng the
competition was sharp the Wheeler Wilson,
Grover q Baker, Nc, &c. JOINING ia the contest
1t was PLAIN to be seen. when the practical
tests were applied, TINT the -plumc.n must be-
handed over 20 the SINGER machines f7ic1
DlUy O5s0rcr, SEPT ijH slm3
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ALDENS CONDITION. POWDERS

They are sure, safe and harmless. They thorough
" remove all unhealthy distinctions and cleanse
the whole system, oNpelling inflammation, pro-
ducing a healthy and directing action upon the
liver, restoring appetite, health, and renewed
animation to the whole body, thereby rendering
the animal capable Of much greater endurance.
These powders may be given with great adyan-
tage in all cases of loss of appetite, roughness
of the hair or coat, stoppage OF water and bow
els, all coughs and colds, inhamation of the
lungs and bowels, recent founders, swelling Of
the glands of the throat, horse distempor, hide
bound, &c.
We do not recommend them to cure con-
firmed case Of heayes, but they will relieve it,
and in recent cases effect a cure
Farmers, TeRmsters, and those having
charge of horses, would save time and money
By having these Powders always on hand to adj
minister with the first symptom of decline or
disease.
These powders are alike applicable TO all
domestic animals. They make fatting cattle
thrive, and working cattle perform much better.
There is nothing better for new miieh cows
as they cleanse and regulate the system and ap-
petite. md improve the quantity and quail
ity OF the milk.
The good results that follow the use of these
Powders, will recommend them to everybody
Put up in large papers, with directions Tor use
and sold for % cents
sent by mail in extra large packages for LOO.
Orders solicited by
LII. BUTCHER son, ST. Adams, Vt.
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Sprrial a)otirts.
LATEST NEWS.

Tho largest lot Of Clothing and Furnishing
Goods ever offered for sale in Northern Vermont,
can be found at No. ,, BARROW BLOCK. The
subscriber having just returned from market, i,
prepared TO exhibit new goods adapted to the
present and coming season Oycrcoats Of all
grades and styles, Black Frock and Fancy Cas-
simere Sacks English Sacks, PANTS, VESTS,
UNDERSHIRTS and ORA WERS, HATS, CAPS,
GLOVES, Collars, Ties, Sc., &c, which, viii be
sold for CASH at very small advance from
cost. All in want of goods can have very large
stock to select from, by calling soon, and at less
price than the same goods can be sold tor in a
few weeks, as the great demand for goods in
market will cause an advance.
WM n. SMITH.
ST. Adams, Sept, 1865. slw6
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THE MYSTIC TIE.

The first Of the initials above stand for an old
friend to the public; one which every one will
recognize and for which every one has a kind
welcome; We refer to Goes Cough Balsam the
cheapest and best preparation in the world for
Group, coughs, colds, and all throat and lung
complaints The second are Goes Dyspepsia
Cure only remedy ever known that Is sure
to cure dyspepsia. indigestion, hatulency, and
general debility. Both articles are now too we'll
known to need any praise from us. Let the
afflicted always have them handy.
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special Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that an application
~ will be made at the next session Of the Gen
cral Assembly Of the State Of Vermont for the
passage of an act laying a tax upon the County
of Grand Isle for the purpose Of repairing the
Court House and Jail IN said County and paying
all outstanding liabilities against said County
of Grand Isle.
North Hero. August 3d. 1866. 7s-tf
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Drs. stevens 4 C,nrt,

p 5@,e a'S9ciated themselves together for the
tt ,a,'ico oil Medicine and surgery, and viii Give
'ner prompt and faithful attention To- ali pr1fos.
'''nai business entrusted 90 their care.
once at the residence Of Dr. Stevens.
- M' p'' s.s. CLARK. MD,
d. N"ll Hr'ct. England street.
ut. Adams. May IS. 1865. ,e.r
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The invention Of the Duplex Elliptic Spring
entirely obNlatcs and silences the only objection
TO the use of Hoop Skirts, VIZ. thc annoyance to
the women well as the public IN crowded as
somhlics, stages, coaches, cars. armchars or
church pcws, from the difficulty OF contracting
them and occupying a small space.
Tho invention OF the Duplex Elliptic Spring Is
Of the most simple kind, consisting Of Elliptic
Steel Springs, braided firmly together edge to
edge and being very flexible, tough and elias
tie, enables the wearcr, with scarcely any at
tention or effort to contract them into so small
space that no traveller will be Inconvenience in
the most crowded places and to fold and place
them when IN use, with nearly the same con-
yenience as a silk or muslin dress. Another inn
portant feature of the Duplex skirt is the dura-
blhty of the springs, giving much greater
strength to the hoops which prevents their
breaking or bending ont OF shape
Few ladies are willing to dispense with the
Duplex Skirt after using it.
The three bottom rods on all the skirts are
made much larger, are all double steel, and
doubled covered to prevent the covering from
weari of the rods when dragging down stone
steps, stairs, DC, &c All are made of the new
skirt is of the best material 1t is guaranteed in
every respect
All orders for extra lengths, sizes OF styles.
filed on short notice. Enquire for the Duplex
Skirt at
MASON 81 RUBLEE'S,
Dealers in Dry Goods, Notions, perHangings,
&c
~ Merchants supplied at manufacturers
prices.
st Adams, Vermont soft
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GRAND Isle CouNry, ~.
To he honorable Spp1epo COuu merit 10 BE- hold
en- at North Hero iriihin md for NE county, nf
grand Isle on he first Friddy after Me Gird
Tuesday n January, il ne yedf u ol0 Tort
Que hottsupd eight hundred aud striy-sir.
4. H. 1866.
Humby showcth lydia Parker. OF Alburgh, in
the county of Grand Isle aforesaid, that at ~.
Adams. in the county Of Franklin and state Of
Vermont, ON the fifth day Of July, \. D.. 1856
She was lawfully married to William VI. Parker
Of Alhurgh, county Of Grand Isle Aforesaid, hy
John Mason. Justice Of the Peace within and
for said county of Franklin, and from that time
until the first day of June, a. ID. 1862, your pc
titioncr lived with the said William NJ Parker
in the strict observance of the duties cnioined
upon her 10y the marriage covenant,
william NJ Parker being Of sufficient
pccuniary ability to provide suitable main
tcnance and support for her, the said Lydia
Parker, did without cause, grossly wantonly,
and cruelty refuse and neglect so to do
Also and further humbly showeth Lydia Par
kerr of Alburgh, in the county Of Grand Isle
aforesaid, that at 81. Adams, in the county Of
Franklin and state of Vermont, on the 9th day
uf july. A D.. 1856. she lawfully mar
ricd 90 William ". Parker, Of Aburgh, county of
Grand isle aforesaid, by John Mason, a Justice
of the Peace within and for the county Of
Franklin aforesaid, and from that time until the
first day of juno. A. ID. 1862, your petitioner
lived with the said William NJ. Parker in the
strict observance Of the duties enjoined upon
her 10y the marriage covenant when the said Viii
liam NJ Parker, without cause or provOcation,
wilfuly deserted your petitioner, and has ever
since wilfully remained apart and away from
your petitioner.
Your petitioner therefore humbly prays this
Honorable Court that the bonds of matrimony
between her and the said William Nj. Parker
may be dissolved, and Bill Of Divorce granted
her, and that she be restored TO all things which
she has lost by reason of said marriage cove
nant. LYDIA PARKER.
Harry HILL, Attorney for Idbellaut.
Isle La Motto, October g. A. d. 1865.
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fdi'0r ~ The 7iunsa1ot
IN reply to many letters and inquiries from, pco-
pie IN this section OF the country tho ,nd.r.
signed take great pleasure in saving through the
columns Of your paper, that our renowned prem
afa'ion known as GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE. is
certain cnre for Dyspepsia, in its worst stages.
Many cures of long standing within our own ac
lno'iitance- have been completely. aud we believe
permanently cured. 1t viii stop distress after
eating almost instantaneouelv. and enables tho
dyspcptic who has lived for years upon Graham
hreadand the piaincst dict to cat as heartily as lac
pieases,and anything he closes without danger 4
distress or souiing or rising ON the stomach. II
Dr. dh nialiib.c corcctor ofmdigcstion and con.ti-
patton, creates healthy appetite, stops sick.
headache, heartburn, sickness at the stomach.
pains, cramps or collie in either stomach or bow
els, and sweetons offensive breath, as soon Az vou
take 1t, and by enabling tho patient to take plenty
OF hearty food, (which is the parent of health,
produces vigor, strength and energy. Inevcry tral
we have known, it has speedily eradicated Dys.
pepsia with ailts attendant suiierings. weakness.
cs debility, and loss of power. giving instead a
proper activity and tone 10 the stomach and or
gans Of digestion, and as we confidently believe
and as the published certificates ia our circulars
almanacs, and ia many of the leading Journals
from convalesccnt patients viii confirm com
pletely, permanently, and almost mraculouslv
cure the worst case Of Dyspepsia in existence.
We warrant 1t in every instance. It can be Oh.
tanned at all the Drug stores in he United States
and Canadas, at One Dollar per bottle. or sis
bottles for Five Dollars.
G. G.. CLARK & Co, Proprictors,
OILY New Haven Conn
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DENTAL NOTICE.

I take pleasure IN giving nnticc @ AT Who arc
/ in want of Artificial Teeth, that | have Sc
cured the services of DR.. W. II. Ford for another
year. He Is acknowledged by all that have used
or seen plates of his make, to be the best plate
workman in the State of Vermont. People IN
want Of any kind Of a Dental operations per-
formed will find it for their interest TO call at
my Office and examine work and prices All
WORK warranted to give good satisfaction.
W. b. MCGOWAN, Dentist.
Office over Wead a Duren's Drug Store.
st. Adams, VT. oct. 10 1865. S3tf
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MANNEn OF plsrRInurIoN.

Certificates naming each article and its Val
ne, are placed in sealed Envelopes, which are
well mixed. One of these Envelopes, contain
ing the Certificate or order for some Article,
(wOrth at least one dollar retail will be sent
by mail to any address, without regard to choice,
ON receipt of 25 Cents. The purchaser will see
what Article il draws, and its value, which may
be from One to Five Hundred Dollars, and then
can send One Dollar and receive the Article
named, or any other on the list Of the same value
and after seeing the Article, if il does not gis
perfect satisfaction, we desire il To be mmed-
ately returned and the amount paid will DO re-
funded.
BY this mode we give selections from varied
stock OF hne goods, of the best make and latest
styles and Of intrinsic worth, at nominal price,
while all have a chance OF securing articles Of
the very highest value
In ali cases We charge for forwarding The Ger
tifcate, postage and doing the busiies = the
sum of TWENTY-FIVE Cents, which must be en-
closed in the order Five Certificates will be
sent for One Dollar: eleven for Two Dollars; thir
ty for Five Dollars siXtyfiye for Ton Dollars: one
hundred for Fifteen Dollars.
Parties dediing rM as may depend on hGuing
p,'t,nya returns. and he article dram ,rW be i'm
iaedidte3y sent 10 any address by return mail or
express.
Entire satisfaction Guaranteed IN all cases.
Write your Name, Town, County and State
plainly, and address
SELDEN & CO.,
"a COURTLANDT STREET,
IA lSw Jew YORK.
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GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY OF VERMONT.

II is written by s. II. HALL, Ii. D., well
The book also contains the Constitution Of the
United States, with suitable notes, comments
and questions, by Rev. PLlNY H. WHITE, 10
give an accurate and concise view of the funds-
mental principles and workings Of our govern
mental system. The Appendix contains the
Constitution of Vermont, with the amendments
therefor the declaration Of Independence; the
Ordinance Of 81; Departments of the National
Government, &c., dc The book will be found
deeply interesting to the general reader as well
as the student.
All orders for the Book should be addressed to
4. w. WILLARD, Publisher.
Montpelier Sept 5th 1865. S0-3m
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IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS
AND
THEIR WIDOWS.

fIfiosE INTERESTED ARE HEREBY
i notified that am agent TO transact all bust
ness pertaining to pensions, bountles and back
pay. Claims of the above nature can be pre-
scented, and their allowances obtained by appyl-
ing to WIN. BRIDGES.
~. Adams, May 10th. 1865
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"A HORSE IS LIKE A MAN. "

And like a man, if he is oyerworked, needs care
and medicine. How many times we see a horse
worth two or three hundred dollars, apparently
broken down by excessive work. Each particu-
lar hair stands on end, and with head dropping
he drags his weary limbs along" The functions
of his body are more or less obstructed. In other
words, he is ont of condition What shall We
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n CARD.

The undersigned, having been greatly ben
Gifted oy the timely medical aid of DR. Provost,
on the night Of October Jrd, 1865, would cordially
recommend him AZ an excellent physician and
one without whose aid and skill the undersigned
must have persisted. This testimonial is given
and published as matter Of justice and graft
tude 20 a doctor who has done me a very great
benefit by saving my life
PETER MESSIER.
st. Adams, October G, 1865. s3wl
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rl1E TRANSCRIPT.
ST. ALBANS.
,ridny. oct, H. iSo"'

inlay. oct. y. 500.
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Tho Messenger is "assured that a
Imam Of this town, who is proba-
\. as capable of doing the subject
.icc as any one heroabouts, intends
,,;ng at an early day lecture on
',,;cnlture, Horticulture aud Home
.romen,s. The avails of this
,.,o are 10 be given towards a fund
l. tnc Improvement of the Park"
THE barn Of John Mcconnell
East Fairfield, with contents Of
and grain and several cattle were
..cd on the Attn inst. 1t is thought
+. the work Of an incendiary.
IN view Of the early departure
s. Adams of the Hon. Asa Owen
!, preparatory to sailing for France
man his duties as Consul to
] no resident members of the
I. ,ollln County Bar, officers of court
. other friends, made a formal call
/, 4, him on Thursday evening Octo-
4, KIN In this interview, Judge
H.. friends rendered TO him the as
w.,-,pee Of their regret at his resigna-
I. Of his judicial Office and expressed
4 that his residence abroad would
d b.oeaeial to the health of his family
!. agreeable TO himself, but not SO
/. ,sapt as to win him over to diplo-
4 q and long residence away from
Il Adams. This private interview,
bhlasgh agreeable to all present, was
n tbeless clouded with sadness at
b ,underipg Of personal and pro
de ,onal ties. Judge Adds was de-
|krely popular among his friends
|a especially with those of the pro
b ION and was universally respected
|iu BIS ability and urbanity as a Judge
I'M the bench Of the supreme court.
Il Among the comforts which a
!kcAe.or enjoys there is none greater
|h.r one Of Grays patent nodded pa
|N collars, unless We except the i'm
|pr ,sl satin enamelled collar manu-
|h ned at Springfield, by S Bigelow.
EB i these desirable articles are
|ke for sale by Messrs. Locke 4
|Srh whose advertisement Will be
|bll elsewhere These collars are
.sh and Of different sizes and pat
ben, and those who commence wear
|ing them viii find it difficult to dis
Pc with their use.
"a .i.,or. ;,.,.oltosron.1 tho no,,;rn
|v;,..r If soy.,,..b ond ,jc;n;t, f,,.
IN imnroyemsnt Il tbc;r bo.Itb u,
|smih leaves for the time being an OK
"a i've practice in this vicinity and
|napy friends and no,ior+s Nm $3.50
Ri ,.....,..
"a '''''' "n'on induces h'm 70
~ ''' 70 warmer climate.
-Jr5,. Nl;. a ca, ,
'9 "'' in''i'I sauce
|nn Boston on Wednesday last for