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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-15

IRON urrERs.
Strike at the Bottle.

in his room on an easy ~
thee
I'm tired
disorder
thedot tor DO umesneI
ure do "aidthe
here goes
hs hran
would into the h'o" " drink
,,v,,
andne 4 effort N
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-15
DO you ftslIuye IL.

That I'm this town there are scores OF persons
passing our store every day whose lives are
made miserable by Indigestion, Dyspepsia
Sour and distressed stomach, Liver Com.
plaint, Constipation, when tor 75c. we will sell
them Shiloh's YttaliZer, guaranteed 10 cus
them. Sold by II. ". Cochran, druggist, Nos.
l+7 and 1872 North Queen street. feb7-eou2
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-15

minister, in Lowell. Mass. has been
Obliged t0 give up preaching on account ot
trouble In hts throat. II this reverend gentle
man had taken Dr. Bull's Cough syrup he
would still have been a useful member OF his
profession.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-15

ESTATE ON NtbNtSbA1 ~ bN
ING. NOVEMBER 2s, lsSj, NJ tha Leopard
Hotel. in the city OF Lancaster, Lot OF
Ground situated ON the north SIDE OF Grant
street, west of Water street, in the city OF Ian.
caster, fronting on Grant street 6'I feet, anu
63 ieet in depth, more or less, on which u
erected a Frame stable. Also "A choice lot OF
Fruit Trees aud Grape Niues arr growing on
the tot.
sale toCummence at O'Clock In the eve ming
" hrn conditions Will be- made known by
II. NJ. SuRElNtR,
JFRED n. SENkR.
II. L. RHOADS,
Executors OF Estate of Michael Lthm, dee q
sHUBERr 4 SUTTON, AuCts. nlb'lot
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-15
DusLIU NALIABLe khAL -.

1SuBIIU sALEUf NALIABLE REAL Is
TATE-On Wednesday evening, Noyem.
Der 2s 1918, at the Leopard HoteI, in heClty 9t
Lancaster, "a large double tybstory BRlCh
DWELLING HOUSE.. with two-story Brick
Back Building attached, and lot OF ground ad'
iaCeut thereto, fronting about I! feet On "a
north side OF East Orange street and extend
ing I'm depth PAS feet 10 Marion street IN the
city of Lancaster. House No III hast Orange
street. \ very choice variety OF irutt trees
ana grape vines are growing on this altfaC
lively located lot.
sale to commence at O'Clock I'm the even
ing when the conditions will be maize known
by II. NJ sen Eh,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-15

'set up in bed and coughed till the clothing
was wet with perspiration. My wlie insisted
that use Thomas Eciectric oil The first
teaspooutul relieved me, ana two bottles have
cared me. can honestly recommend it." T..
III. Perkins, Creek Centre, \. !. For sale
by Ii. b. Cochran, druggist, l37 anu l39 North
Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-15

Hanover Accommodation west, con Meeting
at Lancaster with Niagara EKprcss at sS,
viii run through TO Hanover daily, sGCgpt
sunday.
Frederick Accommodation, west con usutins
At Lancaster with Fast Line, west At IS, viii
run through 70 Frederick.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-27

.s~0riiy 81 The ooantry. The preservation
Of our union qSesiion.. thai by comrsrisoa
d~sff AL matters a merely commercial
eoBssierstlca II would ~em as though
this conservative body, holding Tie bal.
sboe - Il .ers. may b. rallied upon 10
save The nssioa from ihs fury 81 sectional
hate. more dangerous ihsa The hosiile
srnsmenss IL Europe.
The season here has been unusually
mild 40 far. Yesterday the first Snow
askss fell a. il 10 maintain tho show Of
uisssr
Tbs great work 81 Alag the Potomac
fats continues. which IL is believed will
whom completed make this city A. health
iul As beautiful. farming . noisesome
swamp Of May hundrei acres into
park or parks. with s,ery beautiful feat.
nre landscape tina. tho highest art eau
supply
The Washington monument 4l0 feet in
air has halted on iis ascent waiting for
another year aud more material with
with which TO continue its skyvsrd jour.
ney. Already il is something won dsrful
to the view and when its il5 feet more
shall have been piled on and it shall
stand the loftisst structure on earth II
may fifty symbolic the lofty character Of
him whom We have bsen ia light to contsm-
plate as the greatest man Of our own or
any other age. EouHoI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-27
STATE NEWS.

On the Goth. three cottages we're burned
at Lake Dunmore hotel. Cause supposed
10 DO defective hue. Loss about $1,000:
insurance $1,000
An unknown dog, or more than one. At.
tackled Hock Of valuable sheep belong.
ing 10 Mrs. Thomas Field OF FerrisburR,
Saturday. killed niue and ruined three
others beyond aid.
The Addison couty court sentenced
John G Gilber. to two and half years in
the house Of correction for horse ct ealing
and George Wilson, 'aged 16 years, to the
reform school for seven years for the same
offence. Both are trsmps aud both
pleaded guilty.
A tramp printer with fine large trunk,
Jared sumptuously at . Rutland boarding
house for over . month without paying.
On being asked for money, he left between
two days, and whea the very heavy trunk
was opened. it was found empty an firmly
nailed to the floor.
When lecturer has worked the ladies
Of his audience 30 near to the weeping
point that they have gotten out their
handkerchief, and then suddenly change
his tone and speak Of the merits OF DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup he is bound to rouse
a feeling Of indignation.
Our Montreal friends began work on
their new ice palace Wednesday. II is to
be between 100 and $50 feet long on the
front, cost about $4,000. and contains 10, 900
cakes OF ice. II is intended to have it
surpass in all respects tho palace built for
last years carnival.
Mr. Nathan Taft. farmer living in the
south part Of Worthwhile, met with seri
Gus accident on Thursday last. While
feeding his cattle 10 the barn be climed to
the beam. from which he fell to the floor,
striking on his head and shoulders. He
remained unconscious for long time. but
WAS better at last accounts.
A. N. Austin, OF Austin's Hotel at Mil.
ton, has been ordered by the Geneae Man
ager Hobart to remove his hotel from the
railroad ground on which it 10 now loca-
ted. because Of his selling liquor therein.
Tho G. v. r. r., dosn't tolerate the sale
Of liquor on their premises or the use Of it
by their employees.
Col. W. G Holbrook has complied and
published complete roster OF the Sew
cnth Vermont Volunteers, adding thereto
reports Of the regiments reunions, the
whole forming neat little book which
should DO in the hands Of every member
Of the regiment. The price is 81, and it
may be obtained for that sum. aud seven
cents for postage, OF Lieut.. 0. p. Murdick
Of Rutland
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-27

Freasrsrk Douglass has an interesting
article "a r.seat sssus OF HArper's Week
" on tho preset eondit,ou ana prospec,
Of ls.r freedmen III tie southern State.
ADl takes a much more hepeinl view OF
tho ssiusiioa tLAa ~ have lately hal
IRON either sources. /, has been deniri
that the enspeipsisd slaves have INSIDE
any ssnssl.le degree Of progress slDcs ti-
var closed. bat Mr. DonslAss shess that
this Il a misrepresentation. He insisis
that the antecesieais Of the freedmen
shoall have due consideration 10 judging
their present condiiion. In regard 10
their physical condition.. be nHds little
improvement In food or rAimsnt or IN
fofm end issturs amons those Who remain
ON the cid plassAtions, "ior twenty years
arc hni speek ia The history OF race
Bat even 10 shsss respscts there hss been
soslse progress Many have succeeded In
soqairirg fes serss sud . home Of their
osn, 10 Georgia negroes are paying taxes
On ssx millions OF property. IN Louissns
co twsuiy millions. and probably Cd saw.
esrsi mllisens 10 each OF the other states.
Mr.. Douglass calls attention 70 point that
% ols9n overlooked In The discnssioDs on
the suhlscs. He ssys, NO people we're
ewes snancipsi~d under conditions mere
nnfssosslis Tor good resalis The Isrssl.
is3s bad sPosls 81 the Egyptians: The sefis
81 Russia hAd thres aeres Of land givep 10
each bead 81 . fanily, ths West India STARE
vss permitted 10 remssn upon the old
rlantssion; but the American slave vas
tursss lcose 10 tho shy. without nonsy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-27
Tn. Hsuse Committees


Sneaker Carlisle announced the standing
committees Of the House Monday morn
ing; after which Congress adjourned until
January.
This announcement OF the House COM
mittses has been awaited with great in
tsres,, from the fact that the legislation
will be shaped by these committees and
also the plan Of the Democrats in the CON-
log presidential campaign is foreshadowed
by the complexion Of these committees.
The most important Of these committees
is that OF Ways and Means. from which all
tariff legislation must come. Morrison. .
free trader. OF Illinois. is chairman and
majority Of its members are for tariff re.
form" Froa this ws Judge that . strong
effort will be made as this session TO reform
that il reduce the tsriff-snd this IL
likely 10 lie the main issue with the Demo-
crsl. III the coming campaign. The few
Rspnblicaus 10 the committee are protec'
tiolists.
Randall 10 at the head Of the COMMITTEES
on appropriations. aud HOLMAN islslso on
ihis committee, from which we judge that
appropriation bills will DO cut down to
point where the next session will have
10 mako up for large deficiencies This
will he after tho next election and the
Democrats vail thus gain the reputation
OF being for great economy.
The committee on judiciary Affairs APP
pears 10 be particularly strong Judge
Poland 10 1t the tail end OF II and will be
sure 10 do some heavy twisting II The
committee ia likely 70 get sulky.
The Committee on Baking and Cur
rsncy 10 headed by Buckncr OF Missouri,
Who has always been foe 10 National
BAaks. aad this committee will probably
do nothing Tor the relief OF the banks
from, the withdrawal Of bonds.
The commi,.ee on Coinage. Weights and
Measures ia beaded by Bland Of Missouri.
the author Of the present Law in regard 1.
coining silvsr aud tho father OF the "bu1
Hari ioilAf.' 80 We can expect no rsiivi
from the over production Of silver money
Ga looking over ths committees. We And
that Of forty, four chairmanships tSensy-
seysn e. 10 southern members aud seven
txea 10 tho north, east aud west, aud this
when The Number Of Democrats repre-
ssn,,,,v,. from tbs santh i'll s,. tiAn the
nun l,en.,fiha, party from the remainder OF
coa a,ry. beiag ~ from the former and ~
from tl,w lsiiss The compositions OF the
cvsn9,.atss. IL snch that tina sonth will
practically control tho Legislation Of the
Hoaxs. This may have bssh expected
sincs Carlisle i, . southern man and was
no0,nsiej W southern votes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-27

land CO irssnds. and. vora Of eli. nr3ss
shs Asroo resentsnens a. those y 70 owned
lsaa from Which be mast cssssr ho
bread In rcshspg. he ears issvc Tier
rs1e more rsnstsss than IN The MISTER q
ednosssen. and be- hnds Improvement 10
their mcssi coalition. though thsy ARE
,usymirs so.t heavily from the inhesi
tasscss a ssfriisds 20 ~ sism under which
mefsAss did not sxiss. sieslsse vas net
cs,nsiA.r.d q ,ics sEd The stesr inafL
ssa.s sn blasted BE says thar 'lbe
ella c.fppmss,ing smotassss religion 10
sahssA,ns snosg them spd sboughi u
taksng tie plaos 81 feeling, and ihst III
10 evident that manners add morale have
gained ~ the change H. corcinsson,
b. esprnss4s hin hsiisI tia, the eolored
people are steadily ris.ag and that they
.ili ultimately justify ali The snd&sos
ma Ia in their behslf ssd falail tbs high.
s~i hopes u their friends
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-27
IsAAc L.,KELLY, co,....
eILAe AxTkLL. oo"'',
THARLEs W. JENKINS, EsrArr.

NsTATx on vgHxosT District ofMancb ester, .
In Probate Court held II Manchester within
and Tor said district on the 18th day Of DE-.
e. mber, 4. %. iss3.
Ths Administr on the estate of Charles
N. Jsnblps, late Of Peru, 10 ssid district
deceased. presented an application Ia writing 10
said Court. setting foStbsIhs smoant u debts
due from the teesassd, the ebssgss Of sdmisis.
trstion, and the vsius " ihs psrsoesi ssists:
and representing that II viii be necessary 10 soil
part Of the real estate o. the ssId deceased Tor
the purposs Of paying said debts and charges u
Standardization, and tbatA part Of said real ~.
tate cannos b. sold without injury 10 those in-
terestsd In the remain Ger: sbd praying ssld
Court, for the reasons aforesaid, 10 grant her .
license W cell All the real estate " said dseesstd.
including tbs rs,Isicn u ihs Widows dover 10
sad estate.
whsrsnpon 1t vas ordered that hearing on
sa,d application bs had u Probate Court 70 bs
held 81 the Probate Once to Manchester IN said
Distriet en- the ietL day Of JAnasSy. 1874. and
that bo.iee u ssid Application, the Isfefe snd
reason thereof, ard the time and piaes " hear.
Ing ibuecn, Ia given 10 Al pestDps Interested
81 the psLiiestion hereof three wetks srccess-
issIy IN the Manchester Jcrhslls . De~spspf
printed 81 hsnehsstsr 10 aid Disifes, pfssigps
10 said time u hearing.
gar LOykLAhD huAsos. 1adgs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-27

The lsiess hxgfes Governing The crops
81 this yest sho~ 1hai sh~ nsrrta. Age not
quite OF in lpss;s,ions. lhe ~nsal crop
s.iphfsy exceed. 40, 600. 600 bushels 10 the
AZ ,ssgai., isenty millions less thar wAs
esiisnsted 10 Sspismiirr aud los. 900. 600
basbals ices than las, year. Bot the wheat
crap OF lssa VAS pEsnDmenal one. aud
about NJ, 600 600 bushels were carried over
TAls. With this years crop. affords - large
. supply as last year. while the forsign
demand IL considerably less The average
yield per acreabis year Is II Ia bushels,
which rs 2 i.2 bushels less than in lss2.
la tao o. three western states the quality
IL reported as belos the average IA winter
wheat. bot spripg wheat is about as good
a. usual. The yield 81 corn was estimated
q few months ago AT /. GOO, 900 bushels; II
will fail q lev millions short OF this. and
the average per acre will be about %
bushels We think tins il about 40, 600, 900
bushels less than the aggregate crop OF
1882, aud there Is said TO be more soft corn
this year Tie ost crop 10 about per
cent. larger than last year. aud exceeds
600, 0O0. 600 bushels. Tie yield OF rye is
little less than in 1882 Barley is also
million bushels or two less, approximsting
90. 600. 900 bushels. The potato crop is
the largest and beat for many years. Two
thirds Of the buckwhsat crop OF the
country 10 produced in New York aud
Pennsylvania, and the yield 10 about one
third lsss than last year. The total qnaD.
tity will be about 1000, 900 bushels. The
cotton crop will reach G.000. 900 bales.
The sugar yield, mostly produced in
Louisiana, will fall short some 10000
hogsheAds from the product Of 1882. The
tobacco crop In the south is somewhat
below the average. The bean crop Is also
short Bnt on the whole consumers are
afforded the prospect OF moderate prices
for food products the coming year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-27
NANCY b BANKS EsrArr.

= seIArs ~ ynnoxr. District al nanehestss. -
In Probate Cor1 held II Manebsst<y within
and tor sAsd blssriet, On tbs issh day 81 Dscsn-
b<r, a. n. l~s
The sxscasoa Of ito Will 81 Nancy n. BAsks,
late 81 rern. 10 said district deesAset, pro.
possd 10 rendrr ~ ancount Of bis administration
"a thu sstats 81 he skld deceased.
wheenpca IL ~ss ordered that sAsd Accosni
Ne examined for allowance 81 . Probate Court
10 be held 81 The Probate Once IN Nanchss-
tes w said Dsssfici on The Ash dAg ~
JAaasry. 1854. snd that notice thereof
be given 10 al psfsons inisrestet by The
rubAioAtion hsfeof shrse weeks suecesssvely 10
ihs Manchester sorrxAi- . newspaper printsd
sass LovELAxp MuNsoS, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-27
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

a. ~ p-aar.~ go. ~. - ss.1r!. -sS
chester, Commissioners, TO receive, examine and
adjust al elaine and demands Of al persoss
against the estate Of
Mary csdoret. late Of MsDchsstsr,
Ia said district deceased, and ill elaine sxhib-
tied In odst thereto, hereby sivs notice that ~
vili meet foe the psrposss aforesaid, VI the
store al ". A. Adams 10 cid Manchester
On the isth day Of June nsst
from O'Clock a. =. pnfil 1 O'clock >. i.
on said days. and that siI mou,hs from the isth
DAY of December. a D.. 1853. 10 The Tune limited
elaine 10 Ne FOR examination spd Allowance
Dated at Manchester. this 18Th day OF Decem.
Lss. A.D. isss.
Nm 9: bouKx. Co...
slss Y.w. COOK. 70" r.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-27
( COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate Of OLA BLADE
The undersigned, having BEEN sIpoinisd ,
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Nan
chester Commissioners. 10 receive. exsmjn, si d
adjust all claims ard demands " all peueis
sgsinst the estate Of
Ora slsde, late OF Keene, N. H.,
deceased. fsnd al claims exhibited In ofstt
thereto, hereby give notice that We will meet
for the purposes Aforesaid At MorRans Hotel 10
winhail on the 18th day OF June nett from nine
O'Clock 4. y. 10 -four o'clock Y. \, Of said day.
and that 81 months from tbs 10Th day Of Do
Court for ssid creditors 70 present their claims
10 ~ for examination and allowance.
Dated at WinhaIl this 18th day 81 December,
4. d. 1883.
IeAAC L.KELLY, r....
6fI.A4 AyTfII I""s ~
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THURSDAY DEcEMbrE. ". Isss

Thsrs nsrefy pretty hsti snosg The
Democrats a oAio 10 rsgsfa 10 The seSs'
tas.llp. pspals;on. socofairg 10 cas'oiS
4 thss state. 70 snisslea 10 sooshsr isfna,
bos Is advocacy a eiril service reform
s.d ether actions hsse disgussed nAny o.
ga nemher q. tlsi party. and y pos
is.ess - though fieur u Psyses ne
srms STANDARD OIL Co moncpolisi socii
carry IN shs priz&.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-27

4 report IS. i.een quite reaersIiy car.
~ r...i shsl q seLsDe has hsen catered
~, l4sswssa 1sn Grsat. Mr.. soasilhs
.,.A Mr. BiAiss ~ eaEisr the EepabIiesa
psesi lsnslsl svfrlnaiipn npon Sen Logan.
4 Ma.Ainstsr correspondent sars hs
.pe.l. hr Authority ~hsn he says ,hs'
ss..e gen,ismsn have not taken The nrs'
.,.s,s ,as ards such 40 object, and ~bI -
asa,s .,plAcli, ihsy have 40, ootnmunies'
IA together. nor have the, been eommani-
rst.A ~itb on tie subject 81 having any
communication together.
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CYRUS b. .MUNsON,s Es,.rs.

NsrAss or vKEnosr. Distssct Of Manchester. y
In Probate Court held at Manchester within
aud Tor said District on The 2ist day Of Do
cember. 4, o. isss.
Tho administrator, on the estate 81 Cyrus u.
Mnnsoe. late ~ Manchester. 10 ssid District, de-
erased, proposed 10 render anal account Of his
administration on sad estate.
Whereupou 1t was ordered that ssid account
b. examined Tor allowance At Pro-
bate Court 70 he held 81 the Probate once in
Manchester. Ia sAld District. on the seth day 81
January. 1884, and that notice thsreof be given
toall persons Interested by the publicstion hereof
In the Manchester JorRxAL, . newspaper print
cd at said Manchester, three vosks successfully
previous 10 the time 90 appointed.
s7sw d. K slMoNDs, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-27

A correspondent Of Tho Sun shows that
The State Of Nsw York has had hard luck
10 III. matter Of presidential candidates
Marc, was slain 10 the Democratic convon-
.ios Of 1881; Fremont. the hrst kspub'i-
CO. candidate for president. vss beaten
10 1850. srd Fillmore shared the same iase'
Seward wss beaten for tho nomination IN
the Chicago convention Of 1864; McClel.
lao vas beaten in 1864; Seymour Was
slaughtered 10 the Democratic convention
Of 1853. Greeley WAS beaten In ls72;
Csnkling failed the nomination in 1876.
aud Tildsu Was las this correspondent
puts ID counted ont Grant, who has
become . citizen Of New York. failed to
GET the nomination At Chicago in 1850.
and Hancock. who WAS living in New
York, Lost hi. election because this cor.
responded, ssys) be favored tariff Tor
revenue only The inference 10 he
drawn from this unfaysrsble record, is
that no New York man has much chance
Of being elected president.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-27

Wsiis' "hssgh o. rsrns."
Ask for Wells Rough on Corns." l5c
Complete. permanent cure. Corns. warts
bunions.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-27

n. reported TIA, combination ha'
hsan iarmed bs,~sen ihs Troy and bos'
Too, The Ps,eAbufgh, Dsle~sre snd Hnd'
sop aud the Eus railroads. by which 81
eastern irsish, from The latter road sao
IL. aesl.rn injections viii pa" over
,6e other roads tanned. through shs
Hoo.ae iupD.l. 10 Ilo.ion. The eoAnbina'
tan .ili 90 ,sio effect March !, and u
forasi 10 nsLi the Vanderbilt, system
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Flies. reaches. ants, bed-bugs. rats,
mice, gophers. chipmunks. cleared ont by
Rough on Rats" l5c.
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TnrAsuay DxpAnrxssr,

lhAAbtlf DkFAhJuINIt !
OyrIcE or COMPTROLLER or THE CURRENCY,
WARRINGTON, ID. O., Nov. 2ist, 1888
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence presented
10 the undersigned II has been made To appear
that the Factory Point National Bank, 10 tho
village OF Factory Point In the county Of Ben
pington and State Of Vermont has co implied
with al tho provisions OF tho revised sta iutes
the United States reqnii Cd 70 be complied with
before an association shall be authorized 10
commence the business OF banking.
Nor, therefore, !, John J. Knox, Com p' ollsr
Of the Currency, do hereby certify that Che Fac
tory Point National Bank, In the village Of FAe-
tory Point, In tho comfy Of Bennington and
State Of Vermont IL authorized 10 comm tnce
the business Of banking ~ provided In Section
nfty lone hundred and sixty-ninc OF tho revived
statutes Of the United States.
In testimony whereof. witness my hand aud
sesl o. ofhce, this 2ist day OF November, 1858
fssAL JOHN JAY KNOX,
No. 5000. Comptroller Of the currfncy
gSGs
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Tho Stockholders oithe Factory Font Nation.
81 Bank are hereby bottled 10 meet 1t their
Banking House on Monday, January aist. 1854,
a. 10 o'clock A. NJ, Tor the pufpose 81 choosing
seven Directors for the ensuing year. and tho
Transaction Of any other business proper 70
como before said meeting
J. 7. BLACK, Cashier
Factory Point, VI, Dec. 18th 1855. aitv
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I oar. - retsr.n Mancbssisg spa hcsesy
L. rmnl saturday December s2d. ladies
tlAsk leather rechet hcoA, ccnsAiuirg between
fourteen and hnsen dollars. mDssly IN biIls, Alsa
one o. more csrds bearing the csnefs name.
turning The sAms 90 me ell be enisshly rewarded
uKu. " tNNix.
rsetosy Point. w.. Dec. aeth, isss
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WANTS.

Advertise gssts. trasf stis tied. t.s sstt. =
ltns each inssrticn.