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WA-IoN's Vt. RlcisTlR.--No DO not
l54tt that Nr Walton is correct in his
statement that his Register 70. ls67 is the
m.sr complete and accurate st. Register
ever published. It Is also neatly printed
10 law yTe- leirg a decided improvement
on the previous uumbep, in typographical
appearance. IN accompanying circular
note. the following points an winch il has
tie advantage of Aiwater's Directory 1t
contains much more matter, as for instance,
returns Of ten towns, not in Atwater's
p Banks Board Of Education. Governors and
STATE elections, Insurance Compamos, and
Interest Statute. none of them in Atwaters.
On County Officers, Grand list, Governor
vote for 1866, and Porulauon, Walten's
Information is cfEcial. ard much more com
1Iete and accurate than Atwater's. Is to
yarulation Mr. Walton states thaJ Atwater's 5
6eans are incorrect in lis towns out Of
2ll and that on Governor vote, not coun-
ty is correct, in A,watcrs book. while in
some Of the towns the errors amounted to
hundreds Of votes. Instances are specified
in tie figures Of seventeen towns, among
them some Of the largest and most impo1-
tant the State. In St JohnsburY Atwater's
errors amount to over $50 votes IN Water
bury to lOl; in Rockingham 30 Essex,
U1derhill and Wostford. in this County are
erronecusly given, and go On. Plainly the
Directory got the start Of the Register IN
point of time, at the expense Of fullness and
sccuracy-and in such a book Of statistical
inf Tmation, accuracy is everything Per
lection has however not yet been reached il
either Of the Registers The Times has
noted the following in the business direc,Ory
# our city as given by Walton
One Of our young Attorneys, Mr.. Reid D
Paige is bisected, and published as the firm o
Red 3 Paige; II. II. Talcott is made \. II
1alcoit; Doctor J. NJ. Knox is printed J. W
Knox; Paul & Mathews. Pauld Mathews
Doctors NJ. Cole and y. W. Perry, read W. Sole
and A. W. Perry; the names Of Doctor Lang
don and Lund are omitted. Doctors Harris AMI
\ Waters are omitted from the list OF Dentists, a
also is the name Of the Rev. L. G. Ware, Of tn
! Unitarian Society from the list Of the Clergy
In the chaotic arrangement Of cur bushes
1sn our dry goods merchants are announced a
~ goods and groceries, while Jed 7. Clarl
sa1 Van Sicklen & Walker are named as whole
ale dry gOoIs.
As Mr. Walton has expressed bis grati6ea
Ion 70 have such errors and omissions noted
Fe add few more, which strike Us at
-Lsty glance. From our merchants G. W
s''kvitb, G. L. Linslsy. and y Bacon
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ASSIGNMENT or JUDGES For TIE SUPREME
AND COUNTY CoURTs.-ih be following Is the
assignment of the Judges for the Supreme
and County Court terms tor the year COM
ncnciug on 1t December. 1850
For Supreme Court.
Chit,onden. Jan. l.-BarIett, Kellogg,
Wilson. Steele
Franklin, Jan. ll.-Pierpoint, Barrett,
Kellogg. Peck.
Grand lie, Jan. lo.-Pierpoint, Barrett,
Kellogg Peck.
Wilson. Steele
Wilson, Steele.
Bennington, Feb 5.-Pierpoin,, Barrett
Peck. Wilson.
WindLam, Feb. ll.-PieTpoint, Kellogg,
Peek, Steele.
Windsor, Feb. 2l.-Pierpoin:, Kellogg,
Peck. Steele.
Orange. March 5-Pierpoint, Barrett.
Wil-on. Steele.
Washington, August l3.-PIerpoint,
Birrctt. Wilson S-ecle.
Lamoille. August 20.-Pierpoint, Kellogg,
Peck, Steele.
Peck. Wilson.
Essrx, August 27.-Bir'ett, Kellogg,
Peck, Wh-on.
Caledonia, Angus, 29.-Birrett, Kellogg.
Peck, Wilson.
For County Courts.
Pierpoint, &. J.-Thc counties OF Addi-
| son and Cbttenden
Barrett, J.-1he counties 0: Windsor and
| Windham
Kellogg, J.-The counties OF Rutland a~d
l Bennington.
Pick, J-The counties Of Washington
and Orange
Wilson, J.-The counties Of franklin,
Lamoille, and Grand Isle.
S.eele, J-The counties Of Orleans, Es-ez
and Caledonia.
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IhuIsday. psc. s.

--N1l1aT lt-s o
On motion Of Mr. Washburn OF Illinois. the
Post Office Comuittee was instructed 10 ipauire
into the ezpedieuoy Of oonferri1g on the Post
OEce Department the ssne jurisdiction and
control over the various telegraph wires now in
operation and hereafter to be constructed that Is
now exercised over post Offices and post roads,
and to report by bill or otherwise
The bill for regulation Of appointments to and
removals from office came up and WAS postponed
until Monday next.
On motion Of Mr. Pike a select committee Of
three was ordered TO inquire into the circuus-
tanees Of the murder Of three United States
soldiers in South Carolina, in October. 1868
and Of the reprieve and subsequent pardon Of
those convicted thereof
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passage.
Approved Nov. 10, 1866.
AN ACT relating TO the duties Of the Board Of
Education and the examination Of teachers.

AN ACT relating 10 the duties Of the Board Of
Education and the examination Of teachers
II IS hereby enacted Sc.
Sec. l. It shall be the luty Of the Board Of
Education to arrange two courses Of study, one
Of which shall include all the branches required
by law 10 be taught in the common schools Of
the State and the ether shall include al contain
ed in the fret course. an9 such higher English
branches rs the Board shall deem best adapted
for use IN the advanced classes q the comm n
schools Of the state, and forward the same 10 tie
Principal Of each academy IN this state, and 10
cause the same to be published II all school re-
gisters hertsftcr Issued and the Board Of Edu
cation shall have power to alter and revise said
courses, from time 10 time, as may De required.
Sec. 2. At each teachers institute, now re-
quired by law to be holden annually IN each
county Of the State, there shall he holden under
the direction Of the Board Of Education, by the
Secretary Of the Board. ard tive or more practi-
cal teachers, to he appointed by the Board from
the county in which the institute is holden, an
examination Of all such persons as shall pres
ent themselves, IN either or both OF the courses
established as aforesaid. AMI said Board are
authorized 10 give 10 each person who shall
present satisfactory evidence Of god moral
character, and pass thorough examination in
the frs; course, q certificate which shall entitle
the holder to the right to teach il the common
schools Of the State ia any part OF the Safe.
for the term Of FIVE years from the date Of such
certificate; and to each person who shall present
satisfactory evidence Of gooi moral character,
and pas thorough examination in both Of said
courses, a certificate which shall eniiile the
| holder TO the right to tesch in the common
/ schools Of the State, ia any part Of the State,
| for the term Of fifteen years from the date ol
] 9 - hlaI
I be signed by the Secretary Of the Blsrd OF Edu-
cation and the persons conducting tie eIamiua-
tion under the direction Of the Board. Tbs
Rsard shall have authority to revoke such Ger.
: tihcstes a, any time on good cause shown undei
such regulations as the Board shall establish.
Sec. 3. No person shall have the right L
teach in any Of the common schools Il thi
state, after FIVE years from the passage Of thi
act, unless such person shall have such cert
fcate as provided tor in this act; and MI powe
Of town sppsrintsnasn,s to grant esrdsos,ss
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\ cat was found in a deserted house in
Medford. Mass, the other day, which had
been shut up there witHout food or water
for eight days it was just alive. bat revived
under proper fsOdiDs.
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once of The SECRETARY Of STATE.
MONTPELIER, -av. y. 1866.
hereby certify that the for,-,in, numbsrs
published in pursuance Of Section o'-teep. char
ter five, Of the General Statutes are q % comes
Of Acts passed by the General Assembly q. its
Annual Session, A. p. one thousand eight hG-
dred and sixty-siz, as appears from the files OF
this Office
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WASHINGTON, Dec. D.
SENATE.

The Judiciary Committee reported favorsbly
on the bill to repeal the amnesty and pardon
power Of the President 4 bill was introduced
requiring the commissioners who have been sp-
pointed TO settle the claims Of loyal slave owners
for slaves enlisted in the service, to make their
report direct to Congress. 1t was referred 10
the Finance Committee. A bill to provide for
the defence Of the northeastern frontier was re-
ferred to the Committee on Foreign Relations.
The Senate adjourned until Monday.
HOUSE
A resolution to inquire if any legislation il de-
manded TO prevent the counting Of electoral
votes from unrepresented States was adopted.
The Postmaster General Was directed to iaforu
the House ofthe names Of postmasters who have
been removed since the adjournment Of Congress
and the cause Of their removal. and the Presi-
dent was requested to furnish similar informa-
ion regarding other appointments A motion
- " the latter resolution on the table was de-
~ III votes. The bill to change the
.ls # Congress to the 4th of March was
.aA'n = a- after considerable debate and
'ne ~ 5ersl amendments, it WAS post
poned until nonda' The House then Adjourned
until Monday ~o J'ufneu
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revoked after the Eve years from the passage of
this set
Sec. 4. Persons appointed By the Board Of
Etucltion to make examinations in connection
with the Secretary o. the Bosrd, under section
two Of this act. shall receive from the treasury
Of the State the sum Of three dollars for each
day spent in such examination, to be paid on the
allowance Of the Auditor Of Accounts.
Sec. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov H. 1885
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AN ACT to amend section four Of chapter sey.
euteen Of the General Statutes, in relation tt
fees for registration.


fees for registration.
II is hereby enacted SC.
Sec. l. That section four Of chapter seven
teen Of the General Statutes be so amended as to
read as follows The clerk Of each town shall
be entitled to receive from the treasury Of the
town. five ceuts for recording each birth, death
and marriage; and SAID clerks shall be
entitled to receive from the treasury Of the
town, an additional sum Of ten cents per folio,
fir copying the same for the use Of the SecTe-
tary Of State Provided said clerks will CON-
ply with the provisions Of this chapter in all
spects.
Sec. >. This act shall take effect from its
Tassage.
Approved Nov, Il. 1866.
~ ACT in addition to the twenty-second chap
,er Of the General Statutes in relation to the
.uties Of town superintendents Of schools.
4 ir hereby enacted, sc.
sec. / Whenever the selectmen of any town
! shaIl fail to appoint superiniendents Of schools
IS provided in section seventeen Of chapter
| twenty-two Of the General Statutes, persons de-
J string to teach in said town may make applca-
! ton for certificates Of qualifications to the su-
I perintendent OF schools Of any adjoining town,
: who shall examine such applicants IN relation
/ TO their qualifications therefor, and, If found
satisfactory, NAV give his certificate to said sp-
,licsnt in due form Of law, which certificate
mall be valid for one year from date thereof il
aid town where said applicant desires to teach
Sec. .. This act shall take effect from 1T
passage.
Approved Nov. ,, 1866.
An ACT to prevent the depositing Of poison Oh
lands. and in amendment Of section thirty o
obap,er one hundred and thirteen Of tn
General Statutes.
His hereby enacted &c. /.
Sec. /. Sect Oh thirty Of chapter one hun
dred and thirteen Of the General Statutes.
hereby suepdsi 50 % to read 81 fouowS
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Law, OF Vermont.


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E-.fe. I. NJ. .Ni-sa-a.-s.
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----' 80. 49, -. .'' 70 t,.I'-' -.,. ''' ''s r.
...t.H sel'.t ar-
S,.I The u-avis1 az the end OF Sec. d. Of
.l a-- approved N.y 81. 1854. entitled In act
provide f.r ihe repairs 4 house, Of public
'is-'l' s-i-' n'. De construed as applying 90
.-- '.'' -o. y .5 I''..-s 2,
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r.-sag.
approved. Sow. IH. I-Hr.
tr ACT amen linz sc-iiou two u chautsr
-ls.r.r-sestu oi the General Statutes.
r...I. -....,..I
0,t. DO 7-t'--l e "i clalitT O.. e- iLe Deuer-
>'.'- aHltA',t s' rs % FtAi is
i..-.E- .N-lti 90 N-eiI. lHtatpes, peas anu
clover s.ci shall Pee itsHcl si1iy pounds q
..a.. 10 rt ARA lEl'-u c-iL hitY-sN pounds
u-l,. % ti-.y i.t'g eight uHl- husae.
heat -i7-e'-a- nris tushd OF
tl'rig-fNo pounds % aushel Of helns sixty
q .r Irll4s liu a husIel % herds grass n
.-Iy e,i -lall Dc deemed i.riy two pounds,
.Ae standard c-ht AMI measure 90 the same
'n al purchases AMI sale thereof
Sec g. This set shll take effect fiom It's
Pi,sage
Approved N0v l2, l-Hi.
s ACT iu addition o. chgp'e. one hundred aud
-sc.ye ri the General Statutes. relating TO
teusgs against the lives aud persons OF inii-
iuals
u.. t..-.l,, ..,.,-...J A.,
Sec J. Nhosoc'er snaI' unlaWiuiIY anu ma
70 lusly, tnro" OF cause TO iai or strike a.
against into, OF upon any engine Unuer' car
OF truck used upon any rauroa1' any Wooi'
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AN ACT making provision for the

AN ACT making provision for the support Of
Government.
II is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec /. A tax Of hfty-hye cents on the dol
lar is assessed on the list Of polls and rateable
estate Of the mhabi,ants Of this State, for the
year one thousand eight hundred and siIty-siT,
lime next, in money, certificates, or notes issued
bv the Treasurer, or orders drawn on the treas
ury BY sutheiisy Of Law
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lfany person shall deposit any poison or poi
sonous substance upon the lands belonging to
himself or to any other person. or in the buildings
o. another person, he CT they shall be punished
oy hre not less than ten dollars, nor more than
nity dollars, and such person or persons so
offending shall be further liable in damages to
any person injured by the loss or sickness Of
any domesticated animal occasioned by the de-
poslt OF such poison or poisonous substance
SEC. > THIS act shsli t,se effect from its
passage
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GEORGE NICHOLS,
Secretary Of State.

ASSIGNMENT or JUDGES For TIE SUPREME
AND County he following Is the
assignmen; OF the Judges for the Supreme
and County Court terms tor the year COM
mcnciug on 1t December. 1850
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IN All in amendment Of section two Of chap
ter one hundred ami eighteen of the General
statutes, relating to offences against the pub
lie health
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Ghe 1free press.
--1--T CORNING. DECEMBER Il. 1866.
4 e. s u. l.. BEN NEDICT.
r,r7ors AsD rRnPRIET0Rs.

,heridan on The killing oil Freedmen.
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s s ACT 10 addition o. chGp'e. one hundred aud
-sc.,e of the General Statutes, relating TO
Licensees against the lives aud persons OF inii-
iuais
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AN ACT 90 amend section seventeen OF chapter
eishiy-scveu Of the General Statutes, entitled
'Of Insurance Companies
70 Is hers5y enacted Sc.
Sc J. Section seventeen OF chapter eighty
seven % the General Statutes is hereby repealed.
&c e This set shall take effect from It's
pissags
Approved Nov. 10. lS6G
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An ACT to prevent the depOsiting Of poison on
lands. and in amendment Of section thirty of
chapter one hundred and thirteen Of the
General Statutes.
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AN ACT in amendment Of sections thlrty-three
and thirty three Of chapter seventy-tWO Of the
General Statutes
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Peter Il. Mikesell,
WHOLESALE & RErML DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
Groceries, Liquors and Leatl.er.

Groceries, Liquors and Leather.
HANISG Just returned from the Cities
Ii Of Philadelphia and Baltimore, with
the largest and best quality of articles in his
limo ever before offered for sale In Carroll
County, respectfully Informs his friends and
the citizens ofthe County generally, that no
is still at the old stand, h few doors above
the Railroad, and will keep constantly on
hand, at Who,rsale md Retail, we'll "a.
sorted stock Of Mems, Boys and CInldren's
BOOTS IND. SHOE.S,
Mems, Boys apd Childrep's Hats and CAPS,
ofall sizes and qrSlifies !; also 1 select variety
Of ladies ard Misses Boots and Shoes, ali
ofwhichwill be sold at the lowest cash prices.
GR0C les. hrs
4 large Stock always kept on hand, such rs
Rio and java Cohees. Extract Of Coffee,
Teas Of all kinds, Crushedand Brown Sugars,
Syrups and Sugar House Molasses, Baking
do, Baking Soda, Sal Soda. Rice, Pepper,
Allspice, Cinnamon. Cloves, Mustard, Ginger,
Mace, Indigo, Starch, Madder, Alum, Soap,
Cream of Tarter, Fish, Bacon, Lard. O.. A.
Salt, Fine Salt, by the Busbei or Sack Cosl
Oilnnd Lamps, Dried Fruit, Tobacco, Segars.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Consisting Of Port and Malaga Wines; French
Brandies; Holland and Country Gin, Y. Il,
Rum. Old Rye, Monongahcla and good COP,
per@disiilled Rectifed Whiskeys, Ginger
Brandy, &c. also a large lot Of Bottled Iiq.
uors, consisting Of French Brandy, Bottled
in 1851, Ginger Brandy, Blackberry. Wild
Cherry and Raspberry Brandics, Port Wine,
PrRE, intended for Medical purposes. ~
LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS, &c.
A large stock Of Leather alwsys sesf on
hand, embracing Sole and EsptY Leather.
Calf Skins, Tanpico aud Madras Grained
Morocco, Ladies' French Finest Morocco,
Pink Innings, Bindings, &c; also well Sc.
lected stock Of Shoe Findings, viz: all the
differ rumbers Of Shoe Pegs, Shoe Thread,
Shoe Strings, Shoe Knives, Rasps, Patent
Peggipg Avis. Sewing Avis. Patent Peg.
ging Awi Handles, Lasting, LOehs, Nails,
Brisilcs, Sand Paper, Gnmsf Las,s, Hooks,
Hammers. Pinchers, Khippers, Peg Cutters,
Rubbcrs, 1'yclc,s, &c.
cEDA WARE,
Consisting Of Baskets, Tubs, fsrooms, Shoe
Blncking aud Brushes, Wash Boards. &c.
IIS~N. BAH Goods TO be Wholcsal,d
or rc,ailcd 10 suit purchasers.
nsS He returns his thanks for the liberal
patronage extended TO him, and win do
everything in his power to merit its eontiD.
uancc. PETER b. MlKESELL.
dcc7.ly.
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ATTEN TlON !!

2TlIE Largest and most complete
ISHs- selection of -
FUR NHTURE
in Westminster, Is now hcing offered to the
public, by IRA T.. GROUSE, at his NEW
AND C0MNODIOUS
" ne ROO VS..
located about one hundred yards East of the
Railroad Depot, aud nearly opposite tho
Catholic Church. i'eai SIS
His Stock has been purchased in philw
dolphin for the cash, and consists Of the
latest and most improved styles, viz:
rARIOR SUITS.
Tetc-a.tetcs, Sofas. Marble toi, Cluster and
Beauquet Tables, Spring.seat Chairs, alrsi,
Chamber Suits, consisting az spleniidly
hnishcl Round Corncred IjcdSteads. Marblr
top Dressing Bureaus Marble top Enclosed
Wash Stands.
CH1fRS.
III. selection Of Cane and Wood scat Chairs
Is large and 1T the mo-t substantial make.
He will keep constantly ou hand n large
aud very superior Stock Of Furniture of bis
own manufacture.
FINS.
Being in possession Of new and very sle-
gnut llEARSE, he is prepared To farnisb
tOFFlNS and attend Funerals ut the short
ct notice, at prices that viii always give
satisfaction. s~G EM
H.. keeps also large and well selected
lot nf
STOV Es. ~
which he can recommend 10 be ofE.ssJ
the laiest aud most improved pat. StZsa
torns, consisting Of Cooking, Parlor and
Uhcc Stoves.
purchasing elsewhere
liy strict aud fni,hfnl attention 10 busi.
uc-s, he hopes to receive share Of public
patronage I'd
IRA T.. GROUSE.
\. B.0li Furniture and Chairs, repair
Ell and painted on reasonable terms.
drci.ly.
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Great Improvement IN sewing
Machines,
Empire Shuttless Machine.

.SaleNo0n, 536 Broa,iuoy, AZ X
$50 Washington 81, Boston.
921 CiestnM 81, Piiade1,lia.
Patented February IA, 1860.
THIS MACHINE is constructed on en-.
A tifely new principles of mechanism, pos
sessing many rare & valuable improvements,
having been examined by the mort profound
experts, and pronounced to be
Simplicity anil fftJectioa Com5iaed!
II has straight needle, perpendicular
action makes the Lock or Shuttle Stitch, y
which will NEITHER RIP nor RAVEL,
aud is alike on both sides performs perfect
sewing on every description Of material, from
Leather to The finest Eansook Muslin, with
cDtton, linen or sills shread from the eoarsest
to the finest number.
Having neither CAM nor COG WHEEL,
and the least possible friction, il runs rs
smooth NJ glass, and Is emphatically
NOIsELESS MACHINE!
II requires fifty per cent. less power to
drive il than any othermachine in themarket
a girl twelve years of age can work il stead
~, without fatigue or injury to health.
It's strength aud wonderful simplicity OF
construction, renders il almost impossible 10
get out Of order, and is guaranteed by the
company TO give entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those who may
desire to supply themselves with superior
article TO come aud examine this nnriTnllcd
Machine a.
Oae haif hon.'s instruction is suGicient
10 enable di,y peTSoH ~ rOk This Machine 10
heir entire sofiafarfioR.
Religious and Charitable Institutions will
be literally dealt with.
AGExrs WANTED for all towns in the
United States where Agents are not already
established. Also, for Cuba, Mexico, Cen.
iral and Striih Smrricn, to whom a liberal
discount will be given
No eonsignments made ut all Address,
Empire .Sc~mg Machine My Co.,
A. &C. 5S6 t,somwaf, 4. =.
Principal Agencies Established Port.
land. Miilikcn 4 Co. Providence. H. l.. j,
VI Wheeler; Norwich, Conn. T. W fnrring-
ton syracuse, u y, John II Fowler. -
Plainfeld, y ]. j S Durham. Paterson, y
J, Peter Seibcl. Pittsburgh, Ernest Asst.
helm; baltimore, Thos Shanks Wishing.
lnn, - G., j Kari Wheeling. w. Va, W
y Sawkell 4 Iirn. Detroit, Mich. \ Burn.
hahn & 60. FniFhnult. Mim., G. W scott.
Cincinnati. o., Ma,hcr " Wilson.
dee ~ ~
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Building Materials.

Locks, Hinges, Screws, Nails, &c, &C.,
Paints, Oils, GLASS, Putty, &c,
Carpenters aud Cabinett
Tools, Cabinet Hardware of all kinds.
az Y facilities in this special line has been
hEs very mach increased. Lam always pre-
pared 10 furnished any quantity of She above
goods, so purchasers can always depend On be-
ing accommodated al the lowest BALTIC. prices.
aug. 80. J. Il. KElFSNlDEh.
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Lia-, aad iOj pr csHk et .iDta0Hia.
TT sl,1nll Ice borne IL taiud lhn, the phos.
pha,c ~ Ihnc IN this ngiclc, being nb.
tanned oyr'uN@g f1m l,av l'nnea AMI u
tne l.icl Gn,np tllrfc j. no pari Of ID mop.
cafils ns in ihr ratr of Super Phosphate
main fpm Mineral Gununs; hot being en-.
GNiy Splublc 10 thr Soil, continues 10 impnri
10 Fulfilling qualities 10 The crop. for years.
The rcmm die sncccss which has aiicn.
dcl III Use in MARY Wand mud parts 81 Virginia,
b. q 'liciani Guaranty TO induce those who
havc not iric'l il to DO So.
Tho GHin crop ia this State, where This
Fertilizer has been applied, u supposed to
have bcrn increased from u to - per cent.
by Is use; while for 1obncco aud Grass
land. ~ success has been equally decided.
The Baltimore price j. uniform with the
Manufacturer Factory Price.
GEORGE ptGDALE,
Manufacturer Agent,
No. los Smith Wharf. Baltimore. Nd.
For safe by BOWERS & GEHR,
mug g.,gm Westminster,