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HOUSE 81 KErsf oSsTca IN, AMBER To- III
mill IL .s Sssss;
stasoas,y to the House Of Rep ssenta'ives Of the
80 rssms white ousrto, Post Paper. extra su'
m peInne, faiq,.iined p.,., .x,, an.
whit a;, Hssrio Post apor. extra 'n
100 re ssasSs Ract% aumoreal NJ. Paper ex,r.
l re san.'SSs Wit. Paper ..r.
saD.;s Si,. fssa TSs I asSsr
G:.$: ff:s: E.s: sYGs ss .SS"s
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very tough and smooth to wois,, eleven
SO res%s ap aR All ZAP Paper. exa, inches, Fat.
very toush and smooth to weigh twel'y'
Ss.y tsssS I'D :ss:.f.f e % sSisSS'ii s ~
10000 While tSist kiEssi,S Envelopes. Hss
$4,000 white thick Adhesive En-, olopos. skxsl
$500 white thick Adhesive Rs volOps,. sxxss
5000 white thick Adhesive Envelopes. Gsry
1000, wsiis thick Adhesive En- vsope., s,lre.
$500 Fancy Note EnyslGps.,
$50 S$s s.ss s:s
s ssI ;s:: I IlHsss;: Fem: :a:;; NJ ~ A.
gross Ferry 4 Co. . s:poin ted Pens, No. 2.
e' Sl.e eo%%s, sisl ff fes.
eros: sE nna 9s,IS, Nd sI.d. Pens
ssss:ss S:Is Eat 81 MN S::.o". KINDS.
gross inkstands. assorted styles,
Sasrs: n~ , A ."', writing wiring r.1, ,,
.pints. s '''
sdcIon genuine Arnold's Writing Fluid,
adolsn french Copying Ink, uu.r,s,
dozen Frsneh Copying Ink, pints.
hsif-pists. . 'AA' asAe''' PMS ana
dozen Violet wriuAx Ink. quartz. piuts.
sr ss!fhR aSSsr AZ. Psn iSS5 49,
sSrOss R Hnhs psnhS!asrs. No. 9
rsSsas s sGSIs pr sss
No. !, hexasoa' -'1' isA''''
Is dozen 4. W. Faber's earmine and blue Pen =
No. q 'A''"'
l9 dozen pi.ries for $50,
Is doIsn best Mhiio Muciiage. aat, s-ouuee.
dozen de IS Portfolios a''''S0 nat '-Oun'e'
@ a sSGSl' P fiIs TfRp si,., road
:, 1msylcan msnuiasiure ''''. u "'' ''''
6dOlen Paper Weights
| II dozen Portem9qnaiss, various kinds.
Bristol Board. In boxes.
| gross Rubbsr Bands and Rings.
pounds E hnfa saS sg R Ess quality
| II dozen Pepetepies
IN o E SSapIfdls PEI p.n Rsd r Sealing Wax
u dozen Pen WipsTs.
| ,nSS aoaSgn I S % rin So2 %ss,,
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ORPHANS COURT,


~ SEPTEMBER %, 1860
District Of Colu mbia, Washington County, 10 isii:
in the case Of AssiE Y. Moss, exscutrir Of Nancy
sehott deceased, the executrix aforesaid has, with
the APPRECIATION Of the Orphans Court OF Washing
ton county Aforesaid. appointed TUESDAY, oeto-
trbuiioa Of the per,ona! estate Of said deceased,
had Of ne ssssts n hand As far as the same have
where All the creditors and heirs Of said deceased
are notified 70 attend. with their claims prope ~
eluded from all benent In said deceased. esta Q
provided copy Of this order be Published on CO a
oAE previous 10 the said day.
Test; A. wEBSTRR
oell-M Register OF Wills,
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Terms rs follows, Invariably In Ad-

az It is not necessary that the subscribers to a
club should receive their papers at the same post
ONCE. Where club Of subscribers has been for.
wArded, additions may be made 10 II at the same
rates. Papers will be addressed slnxiy to each
member Of elab,
81 Money orders should be sent from all post
offices issuing them. From other onices letters
should be registered.
~ Specimen copies Of Daily or Weekly Ma
tiousl Republican sent on application.
ApDRSss; w. ,. MURTAGH,
Washington, ID. @.
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ORPHANs' COURT.
District Of Coinmbfa,, ,Washfnpton CoIniv, Il

VII! 00""'V' To
In the case of yCHARLsB CALVERT, executor
Of soLonosDREw,d deceased, the executor Aforesaid
3wts, NTH the appIgSston Of the Orphan. Court o.
pay. October the 2eth. A. D. lsse. Tor The anal SCI.
tiS9snt and dis.rbuion Of The personal estate Of
the same have bsen collected and turned into
money; When and where ~ tho creditors and
their claims properly vouched, or they may other
wise By law be excluded from all benefit In said
be published once week for three weeks In the
RATIONAL RsPuBLioAS previous TO- the said day.
Teatt A, WEBSTER
octl-M3w' Register Of " ills
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WHAT IT Is Nor AND WHAT IT Is.-These
truths are self-evident. Phalon's Vitalia or
Salvation for the Hair is neither sticky like
molasses, nor muddy like gutter-puddle.
1t is, on the contrary, a genial fluid, cloar,
to gray hair whiskers, boards and mustaches
their original color as certa inly rs sunshine
melts the snow. coll
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THE "CHoRAL ."--Another meet
Ing Of the "Choral Society" will be held
this evening at Metzerott Hall. This Or
ganzatlon Is attracting q good deal Of at
tentlon from the fact that 1t Is composed OF
some of the most eminent male vocalsts of
the city, who have determined to make
the enterprise success.
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DR.. z. V. PURDY is bound to be heard
from, notwithstanding reports circulated to
the contrary, and announces himself at $50
Z street, where he will be happy to see all
those who desire his services. DR.. Purdy
has high reputation as veterinary sur
| ReOn.
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UNlTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
"a II, WAsHIsaros, \; g., September 2, 1859
patent granted 10 him on the 18th day OF Febru.
airy, 1856, for an Improvement In wIenchesj
closed on the sh day Of January next. that the time
ior hlipg argument. and the Examiners report be
next ~ A''
Any person may oppose this extension.
-, o SAMUEL u. FISHER,
sepii-SN Commissioner OF Patents
DROP0sALS FOR COAL -----------
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THE New STEWART Stove, with dumping
CRATE and other Improvements, Is pronounced
perfection" Eff. Simpson, Pennsylvania
avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh streets,
Is the sole agent for the sale Of these highly
popular stoves. He also has for sale the
celebrated Oriental base-burner, and a great
variety OF other popular patterns.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY ana buy your Gents
Furnishing Goods at the Original Franc, 49i
Seventh street, between ID and e. No Branch
Store.
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The BOARD OF Public School TINT sTEEs
meet at their rooms, this evening, at half.
past seven O'Clock.
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USDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS, &c., G0c.,
Toe, o., at the Original Franc, 49i Seventh
street, between ID and L. No Branch Store.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsPER.-Clark Mills,
ST., has recently purchased from William
James, esq, his house and lot on street,
for the sum Of $4,000.
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MEssRs. HARVEY, CLARKE a. GIVEN, 475
Tenth street, offer for sale or for rent fine
three story brick house on X street, near
Twelfth.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Of every variety,
style and finish, can be bought or rented, on
the most reasonable terms, at Ellis popular
music store, 306 Pennsylyania avenue.
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THE IRISH REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
meets on Thursday evening at Wills Hall,
on Seventh street, between II and streets,
at 8 p. m.
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SOMETHING TO HoUszKEEPERs.-Me
A. stoddart q Co. have introduced very
superior article called the Columbia yeast
powder, which Is pronounced by DR.. Antisell,
the celebrated chemist, ian Improvement on
existing yeast powders" Families who
have tried 1t certify 10 the same, and as a
result there Is an Immense demand for 10.
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IMPERIALIsM. - The Imperial dining
rooms, for ladies and gentlemen, No. 36l +
street, near Ninth, have been repaired, and
royal meal can be obtained there at any
hour.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY

Coon SOCKS for win ter, 8, 10, Is, IS cents,
at the Original Fran C, 494 Seventh street,
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For THE CHEAPEST Gents Furnishing
Goods 60 to the Original Franc, 40i Seventh
street, bet. ID and L. No Branch Store. A
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FINE WHITE SHIRTS, 75c., q, $50, e.,
$3.50, at the Original Franc, 49I Seventh
street, between d and E. No Branch Store.
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FINE BUILDING LOT, 50 feet by 100, cor
ner Of Fourteenth and Corcoran streets, IL
offered for sale by g. Pullen, 504 Sixth
street.
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LADIES, READ the list Of prices advertised
by hessrs. Selby ~ Naudein for muslin-
and dry goods.
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swrSDLNo EMIGRANrs.-On the arrival
Of the New York train, at 10 O'Clock, on Sat-
urday night, Swedish woman, with her
little son, were passengers. She stated on
her arrival nere that she was on her way to
Water Valley, Mississippi, and was without
means TO carry her further on her destina-
ton, rs she had been robbed out of $40 In
gold In New York by the professional emil
grant agent swindlers Of that city. Officers
Wilson, McIIenry and Atchison Immediately
set about to secure subscriptions, and In a
short time had secured quite respectable
sum of money, which was handed over to
the woman. She and her little boy were
then put upon the Southern train.
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GOLD DISCOVERY ON PENNSYLVANIA AVE
NUg.-Ye sterday afternoon, while two col
ored laborers were ut work excayating the
sidewalk In front Of the Owen house for the
purpose Of making some repairs to a water
pipe, one of them struck his shovel against
a gold watch chain, and following up the
''lead" discovered gold watch. The lucky
finder snatchcd up his booty, and followed
by q large crowd ran up the alley on the
west side Of the building. The discovery
created quite an excitement.
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GEoRGETows MERCHANTS EScnAsdE.-
Yesterday 1900 bushels Of wheat were Of
fered, Of which 5000 bushels were sold at
sl.46.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

y WAsHINGToN, D. O., october 4, 1850.
On the petition Of BENJAMIN Y, AVERY, Of Louis
VILE VILE, kentneky. praying for the extension OF u
1855, for an Improvement In Flows:
IVA ordered that the testimony In this case be
eiosed on the ith day Of December nexti that the
port be limited 70 the l6Ih day Of Deeember next,
and that said petition be heard on the 10th day Of
December next ANY person may oppose this ex-
tension, SAMUEL 4 FISUER
Oetll- M3w Com,niasinnat al patania
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ACCIDENTALLY DRowNED-BoDY REoov-
young man named Frederick Rackerson,
who was accidentally drowned on Monday
last, while gathering drift wood In Rock
creek, near Paper Mil bridge, was found in
the river OF @ street wharf. Coroner Potter
held an inquest on the body yesterday after
noon, and the jury returned verdict Of ac-
cidental drowning.
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i scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Warrington county. Ia tho District Of CoiumbiA.
JoAS 8; sHEkrs. late Of washinston c"uuY
Aforesaid. deceased, All persona having claims
exhibit the Same, With the vouchers thereof, to
o.. sn6scribsr. on or before the 18th day OF septsm
from all bonent Of the said estate.
Der, 1879 ANNIEM kURETS
sells. W3vs LdmJnisIratsix
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WAsHINaros. September %, 1869,
Sealed prop!ssls Will be received at this once
the delivery 70 the Senate Of the United States or
eight hundred tons q $40 pounds TO the toni Of best
VIII to Ash Furnace Coal also, for one hundred
and twenty cords OF best Bakers Pine Wood, and
nfty cords o. good merehautabls Oak Wood,
The coal 10 be thoroughly screened, the wood
well seasoned, and tho whole packed away Ia the
senate vaults, under the direction Of the chief en-
Kinaer or assistants Who will also weigh the coal
aud measure the wood. JOHN X. FRENCH,
sepfwN Sergeant at Arms.
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PETER BAUMGRAss, ESQ. Those who have
visited the studio and examined the produc-
tlons of Mr.. Baumgrass, the gifted artist
and true gentleman, will regret to learn that
he is soon to leave here and establish his
studio In New York, where he expects to re-
celve better remuneration for his genius and
labor than in this city. He has produced
some Of the finest pieces ever executed in
this city, several of which may be seen In
Mr.. Barow's gallery. His forte Is the ex-
preston of peculiar characteristics and In
diyidualtles fidelity to nature-giylng great
effectiveness to his pictures, rather than
general effect.
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LIMITED STATES PATRNT oPPIoE,

y WARRINGTON, Sept. 0, 1860.
On tho petition Of sErH SIMMONS, Of Proyl-
dence. X. administrator Of the estate Of Nathan
patent granted TO ne safd Nathan simmons, on he
~ day 81 pesembe5. 1855, for an improye ment In
II Is ordered that The testimony In the case be
closed on the 9th day Of November next, that the
time for hling the arguments and the ExamIn erI a
report be limited 70 the 18th day Of November next
nd ,hst said petition be heard on the 22d day Of
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL g. FISHER,
beptl3'hSw Commissioner Of Patents
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ORPHANS COURT,

- SEPTEMBER 7, 1869.
Distriet Of Columbia, VashfngtOn COuntv, 10 ioit:
10 the case OF MARY CULLEN, dminlstratrix Of
James Culleu, deceased, the Administratrix kfore-
said has, with the APPRECIATION OF the Orphans
court Of Washipgton county Aforesaid. appoint ted
ssttlepsnt and distribution Of the personal estate
OF SAID deceased, and OF the assets In hand, far
money when and where al the crsditors and heirs
OF said deceased are notified to attend with their
claims properly vouehed, or they may Otherwise
BY law be excluded from all benehtln said de-
published once week for three weeks in the ma
ri1sAL REPUBLICAN previous to the said day.
Test A. WEBSTER,
seps-Th3w Register OF willis.
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rNHIs, Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
1 .eriber has obtained from the OIphAns' Court
win a,is County. n the District Of Colun:
q WiLLitn 4 HExsnAw, late o. Wasbington
SSqqnty ai9res.id, deceased. All parsons having
70 exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof to
hs sap,eflber on or before the llth day Of Sep
clnded from all beuent Of the said estate.
Der, 1850. GEO, A. SHEHAE
septlS M3ws AdminIstr.tnr
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Horr's MALT EXTRACT differs rs bevar-
age from all other malt preparations, as II
Is ALMOST free from alcohol, and therefore
neither Intoxicating nor irritating; as II con-
tains more nutriment than porter, ale, or
the strongest beer, while to most deligt y
full taste It unites the most Strengthening
and soothing effects upon the entire system.
Sold by all druggists and grocers. u
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TINTED STATES PATENT oFPICR,

- WAsIISaroS, b. O., July 81, 1899,
On the petition Of O. u. BERTRAND. OF New York,
T., praying for the extension Of patent
granted TO him the S0h day OF October, 1855, for
an Improvement in Sugar FL terers;
u Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
ONCE on the 18th day Of October next Any person
lions, aud other papers should bs nled In this
once twenty days before the day q hearing,
SAMUEL USHER,
Commissioner Of Patents,
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81 The DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, Is
furnished to subscribers at % per annum, Ave
eopes year S25.
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A New FIRE PLUG.-Mr. Richard Hill Ia
now erecting, at the southeast corner of
Tenth and II streets, one of his new patent
FIRE plugs, which, he claims, is superior to
those in use In this city. The arrangement
of Mr.. Hill's Is plug with four separate
pipes, connected by pipe ten inches In
diameter to a "four-way piece" at the Inter-
section of the street mains. 1t Is claimed
that this plug will be able to supply four
streams at once. 1t will probably be ready
for trial tomorrow.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
SooTcn PLAID SUITS.
CHILDREN's GARIBALpIs.
CuILDRRN's OvERCoArs,

CHLDRRN'S OyERC0ATS,
And an extensive stock of Gents, Boys
and Youths Clothing at astonishlngly low
prices, at the OAK HALL CLOTHING AND MER.
CHANT TAILORING EMPORIUM, 400 SEVENTH
STREET, OPPOSITE p. 0. I'LL
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TIKI WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
T II =


10 published every
SATURDAY MORNING,
and contains all the news, both general and local
oftha
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CONCORD, Oct. 1i.-All business places
were closed to-day, from 10 to Q o'clock.
The remains Of President Pierce were taken
10 81. Paul's church at o'clock, where the
rites Of the Episcopal Church were per.
formed. The procession left the church at 2
o'clock and deposited the remains In theiI
| last restIug-place.
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CIV. 1868. VI.
ARBO IRIS
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NJ. Blanc will transfer his gambling
establishment to Tunis, when the govern
ment shuts down on him at Homburg.
Japenese Risly isn't "all right" in
London. He has been before the police
court for an alleged attempt at abduc-
ton.
A Scotch lady refused to emigrate
with her husband to Salt Lake city, but
stopped at St. Joseph, and married some
one else.
A. VI. Chaloner, of Toronto, jumped
out of the window when he found his
house on fire the other night, and left two
children to burn to death.
The festivities of a New York wedding
were interrupted Saturday night, when
enc of the groomsmen broke the head of
guest with pitcher.
A Michigan farmer found his baby
strangled by snake, the other day, and
TO make matters better he Drained his
wife with hoe, and went insane.
A boatman on the Missouri was i'm
paled on snag the other day, while
asleep in the bow of the boat.
Smith is newsboy on the Kentuck y
Central, who has fallen heir to $4,000
unless there is a mistake in the name.
A considerable number of the members
of the State Senate last year, left the city
Thursday to visit the Tunnel. Majol
Morrissy has charge of the excursion.
Russia is about to introduce trial by
jury.
A Fenian circle has been started il
Alaska.
Oregon is to have State University
which will absorb Willamet Universit,
and receive the Agricultural College lane
grant.
Why are sheep the most dissipated an
finals in creation? Because they ram
BILE in their youth, spend most of thei
days on the turf; the best of them ar
blacklegs, and they are sure to be neece'
at last.
The author OF radical total-abstin
ance novel wrote in his book. Drunk
enness is folly" He was much ehagrine
when the work came home from the pres
20 find that the printershad made it read
Drunkenness is jolly"
If you want your neighbors to "kno'
all about you" give party and don
nvite those "w no live the netx door"
A fire in Medina, New York, ON SUI
day morning, destroyed two large bushes
blocks, causing loss of over 100000
upon which there was an insurance {
about $4,000.
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and it will he Tor the interest OF every one reading
this. whenever needing any thing in the way oi
Books or Paper. to apply in person or by letter to
ia
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7 ONG woOLED SHEEP.

IL The Sheep exhibited at the State Fair in
harrington by us are in charge Of and for sale by
w. X PECK, JOHN CAMPBELL,
N. E. WHEELER.
Middlebury, September 18th, 1869. 1sw2-
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EARM FOR SALE.

EARM FOR SALE.
u The subscriber offers Tor sale his HON,
Farm. containing about THREE HUNDRED
ACRES. situated in the north part Of Shoreham,
in the neighborhood of Cream llil. The farm I,
suitably divided into pillow, meadow and pasture,
and is considered one Of tho best grass farms il
the Town, being well adapted to 6airsing or stucs
raising. The farm is well wateed and largely
supplied with ash, cedar. and pine Tor fencing ant
other purposes; orcharding sufficient Tor the want,
OF family. The buildings are one two-stor
house, two IS 40 feet barns, horse barn, corr
house, hog house &c. Any one wishing to pur
chase a good farm viii do well to examine fol
themselves. Terms Of payment made easy. Fol
relereuce, f. S. Catlin, Of Orwell
ISAAC CHAPMAN.
Shoreham, Jan. 9th 1859, Aft
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EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH !

Or. Case has been well known for the last TWEEN
ty years in connection With his drug store in Bran
don.
Mr. Rider acquired knowledge Of the business
in tie same establishment.
1T is sufficient to say to these acquainted with
mode OF doing business in Brandon, that we
shall maintain similar prices, and do business on
the same principles here.
We shall keep pure articles and eudeavor to
dispense them with correctness an safety.
In opening store devoted exclusively to drugs
and medicines we hope to merit a liberal share OF
patronage, by endeavoring to do our work WELL,
at reasonable prices.
Physicians prescriptions will be put up Of the
purest materials, and in the most approved man.
ner.
Enthusiastically Cash. Customers will please
not to ask us to violate this rule for the smallest
amount, or for the shortest time we shall be
obliged to adhere to it strictly.
Call and see our establishment. whether you wish
to purchase or not. 24tt
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY,
INA RIM FOR SALE

IL In New Haven. on the main road to YER
gennes four miles north Of Middlebury village,
containing two hundred and iorty-two acres
about forty OF timber and wood land.
The buildings are located nearly in the centre Of
the farm two-story house with an l. two 80
by 40it barns; a horse barn, sheep sheds, car
rage and wood sheds &c.
Running water in the p sturesj good wells at
the house and barns; a good cistern. One-half
mile from Depot. About one hundred rods from
Post Office School and Meeting house, &c.
said farm is well fenced and in good state Of
cultivation. For further particulars enquire OF l..
ID. Eldredge, Esq, OF Middlebury village, or Of
the subscriber IN the premises.
26ti II.r -n.. J. II. FORD.
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NJ. Blanc will transfer his gambling
establishment to Tunis, when the govern
ment shuts down on him at Homburg.