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NAMES LIVINGSTON, Drrper ard Talor o7po:i'e l r.
~ of Mcssr F. {. J. = James * Co., an" ons
has received from the North supply OF excellent a"-
Cloths Cassineres and Vcs,;ngs. lie will make them " IT,
in s,ylc which he na,icrs himself cannot fail 10 r+.
ytcs the examination his old paron and the pubic
s ,rrms are rs ler they vii! probably meet VIZ"
He is thankful for encouragement, he has met ME- ] aaa
Tic lcst energies 10 cnnnuanr" oi H. Hc
Ic The cali of the public coniden, ha; better @ II"
you'd make them better icnis All he asks a.; CO..
keeps constantly hand excellent aSo'me cTy r.:
Jc,s Cloves and Hosiery Of frs'rE'e quIhty ana o.
,jou which he offers gentlemen At very 10" tj IN H'
b L. is agent for the TaioIs' Magazine !'
York By J. p Williams 4 Co. jl-r:"
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The Poets, they say,
land deny it, who CAN'T
That once on II time,
In Il sacred divau,
Minerva the arts
With The Sciences joint,
And ass'd them to tell her
How Man was dciin'd!
Firs,, Grammar believed him
A noun rn!sc'in'd,
So curious his body,
So sca.chlcss his mind;
Or shof, intsrjecuon
or weeping anil woe,
His birth is aa--:h!
A,d his death ID m Oh.
Next Logic dsin'd him
An cnthymcme brief,
Where one thing is wanting,
That sometimes the chief,
HIS UlltU uutcStdti'I
Begins lift's short tale,
His death, as consequent,
Never can fail.
Dame Rhetoric next at the
Board tooS her station,
And gave hcr opinion
p Ele was an Grafton:
Exordium bis birth,
And narration his life,
Perorai:on his exit,
The end OF ell strife.
Arithmetic through him
4 rule in reduction,
So wastin. his body
His spirit Il :luxion,
A drop in dur ton,
Too little TO sever
From the ocean that flows on
For ever and ever.
Geometry doomed him
\ spherical figure,
Toor inen arc small circles,
AMI rich oaes the bigger;
But s,iIlh her opinion
Decidedly ran,
Tha; he ends il the poiat
Where first he begin.
Astronomy said,
he resembles Il moon
a brightness all spotted
And chaagils 50 soon,
Cold, tickle, unequal,
Now cloudy, then bright,
IN emblem of Ean,
Ia l:cr waning anc light.
Geography viow'G him
As misery's map,
Whether koary with age,
0r n tabc in the lap;
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Dec: >

Er!FrY DOLLARS REW AED-Ear away nom I'll" s"!cto"'
Ii, Charlotte Court "ur, Virginia: about III" i,t Z" An
named RUElN. about iriy nf' OF age" '
broad fore teeth wih small space between
,c not eight ic!Cs hi.h Jad very >;oi@ hn'
him Of Mr. William Beach, Of Prince Edward r INA!
Ian Kin. about nc.lUrr hr r making '+ way
f., SONG S;n,c--thoT.h Ihhk probable that he WA
nr 10 james River, II" ht"In "ncc Dee" ro!"
on that tqr will the GbUr" Fr"#rd, he Is
tara the Sar: twenty hu'S II a."a AN! c"ie' III any
iail in Stale, that set him again . .,...,,,
THOMAS ChRDWEl.T.
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nAURSUANT to Decree of Buckingham County
ii Court in suit Perrow and others Hill, ] shall
proceed, on Wednesday, the 18th day Of December, if
fair, if otherwise, The next fair day thereafter to sell
on The premises at public auction, to the highest bidder
ON credit Of s. lG and "a months, Thiry.sx Acres of
Land On Hunts Creek, in the County of Buckingham
on which is situate the Slate Quarry, commonly called
Pcrrow's Big Quarry and remarkable for the quantity
aud quality of the slate which il yields-Ths property
valuable, and should attract the attention OF capital
ISIS
Bonds with approved security and deed Of trust 10
secure the purchase money. will be required.
BALDWIN NJ. PAYNE,
Nov % rjS-wtds1 Commissioner.
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MAGNIFICENT CAPITALS.

S!0NOO = WlG, IU.NW and IUU Of = ,ENJ
Tickets and shares, entire packages IN the following
SPLENDID schemes, viii be furnished at
G. W. DiNONS.
gGrg!pai;a Stale Lottery, q Haas =,
To be drawn al ArxandTin, Saturday, the 1th Dec
Il is s,.tnm tat $, many rich prizes are embraced IN
one scheme viz: grand capital nl $4,000, Of lIo,
Of l0,OJy of $3.50, Of 2cDH: oo 2VO, and 100 OF
i0nD Tickets $40, shares in proportion.
certificate Of package Of y winic tickets IN inns
attractive scheme, may be had for SIlO-packasrs Of
halves and quarters i'll proportion
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dt0INU MAKING. The subscGrEs, having erected
" house, directly the ePot where Charles e. Chspp s!
urn, burnt are prepared manufacture Carriages Earou
Raoi.s Sulkes and Harness OF description n
They have their hands princ PaIly from the Nocinc
careful tustmpoy but tic best
b,rc of Ecir business. Thrir materials have ccu procured
orc of the ;,u cash. the Northern markets, wLr sill
Rio them 10 furnish u who he disposed 20 encourage ~
low As they supplied cs-rwhrIr Al "'"i OF rin os.
with cltncs. despatch sill II al iinr- h" ,
Of material. in Our linc, which will s"! anal Y.aCc +
C. ILnp,eI viii attend i'um5crian irncc Edward, 1 t l
Courts uaL ~ III attend urcs which ra"y be uiiu.,c
&. 3. & K. e.. CiiAppEtr W"
~ e. We would tax" 81 hi boy "g!r"r. ,t ,.
business, from IL 10 IL years old : L. = L. g. [.
Oct |: II!
~ Planters ,rh0 arj>k IL rmi@ratG to .W>yiss;,,J
VALUABLE PLANTATION fer S1t.-i he auLsciiJ"f IN co
.rruru,p Of the icuh ga7E" Tobias &. lia,. -
C- III Plant t,,nl al! %c-ro,s. la2uD rU:,. t
Can, Ern,or and known he .U1iJEiEi ri n. 'icT ca
nj .b,,, 10 cIc vi cioir" Limb sci :u2l d "h wa:r
cl!!i .uIt'uI - Nr.u
and Of The beg, description, "F wi - I" - vurair ~
m 81 r. win r:..ons .u:'s, .iu!, itIr Fax, ia.
tr -" F!n!HiiUI Tirr
ARCS under fence" Of which So are Il :r"I "! IL cUt,a.
J the lud rsrrc dwelling: houS. a" ru: T!ns ar,y ,
separate from The .n cGci quarters god :in "H ito
,y prcs. md IL rn!. /" bah! Daf i,f.r r,.
fall the brick Tor which made Hn ia" rnrt ra ,. ~
on ia" ,ro * property j. large. viii divide
,,,ion+ ii the Northern !r i.;
;ua hands lind the So'iIcn"c I@'r
ill.,. improvement, al - hLn.: wh" VIII I...c
;. ail S,Gin. an;! irIvr ":C!! ~ -Jn" ,i'"H f -
81 vii! be- aiveu w!cu tae crop gathered ~. POISON,
in 20 purchase, krow the terms h applying - l. ~
diuc near i:cnan F;auc,s i TUrnC. the ica,,'. T.
yica s,;I.:: Jn!n e. Turn" ~ Go" - VI rch",lc Gr' s. .
/ WILLIAM lEGHin,I
~ =. Th'r, lad enough open, aai w.;h VIA; .
clear THIS "imtcr !o GW /" ~ ha!"' :" Az" .G
September 81 +.-rII'
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# OOK AT THlS.-Allpersons having Claims aga'n s"
Il The Estate of the late Lewis Tindnll, SRI acc a. arc
requested to make immediate application 10 Inc en- ad
trntor with their accounts properly authencaen' !oI w
:t,,, Those indebted are requested TO make nn'e
date payment, further indulgence Will not Nc s'e"
administrator Of Lctris 1IndGA, dec d.,
.rear Ncso Market, Nelson CGu"'g, "a
'' ~ 5T-w;w
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gmUNAWhY IN JAlL.-Comnitied TO thr lH OF
tx, Eockinrham county, Va on the 21h Of SeP'en'-
,nck and about fee, hig-supposceto be about 70
wears of age; marks perccivablc. lie had on wIrh
I,nrc s,rped vest and a black fur hat.
He states tina, he is the property Of MIR Henry wager
of Madison county.
The owner is requested to come forward prov" proper
t.. pay Jail fees, and take him away or ne WI be aeaIl
with as the law directs. RI ht' !;|'NA'
WV" Jailor If Rockingham caHnfy
v.(iy
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NOTICE.
a PETITION will be presented to the next Leg'sla-
"a. ture of Virginia, for divorce from my husband,
Clement Vanzle, for causes which viii be leid before
It. ELIZABETH J. VANZILE.
Hanover Co., Dec. 2 6U-W4w&
NORN MEAL-We shall keep constantly on hand,
q at our Mills, supply of fresh ground corn meal
made from sound white conn., for sale the lowest mar
ket price. L. }. CHEYALLlE ~ GU.
Nov. II. o4-2aWlS
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a PETITION will be presented 10 the next Legis-
IA uture of Virginia praying that the Rivanna river
may be- made lawful fence. .-'
Nov IL 5i-w4W
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G2-co.iw

H7NTANTED, for the ensuing year, an honest, sober
ES capable Male House Servant. Liktmisc. Fe-
male to attend 10 Chambers and Wash Inquire at this
GEco Nov. i!
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n.UEflSrUWN BOARDING SCi!uOl"-IhIs Institution "a
- located Oh cminencc "'"nt " 81 mne n'"" Ia"
borough al
II miles from rmIiaIcrria.
The retired aud healthy commanding one OF III" @i'
picturesque views the Srhu! Hill
CONNECTED SEMINARY several "F pleasantly h1
l.I la to which rai -! the pupils will be limit
e a. no pupil allowed leave tho premises. without
principal The pupils will be pc'n;ted 10 make
e either the principal u! the carh"rs
The priacpl will devote the health morals, nhn
MI literary progress u oa placed under his The course
Of thorough the dScp iar parental 10 II. na;utc AMI no
r,r wll be spared reader the Institution wony OF the conf
dcnc. anl pa oi the community.
Instruction will be- carefully gcH il all The common English
Geography with the use .; Globes The PROJECTION %!
Mi; the Mathematics the Latin. nCh, French aud German
r-ui.c and also in ucraloy, Botany Material ph'o'""y aud
Chemistry.
raj Chemistry viii be .ivcm, which will b" -trnc
by appropriate nxrcrimra which purpose thc school provided
with the requisite apparatus.
uction in the Modern Languages given hy Mons j. NJ.
C. Mcrila, will also during the floral OF
Lectures Botany. Nr NJ gaua,c from the tm"eIs'y OF
ue iirlc member of Felcnhcr:S Institution
aud from his practical know ledge Of each'n; cn'ncty
TEK-HS.
Ioclulins beard washing, lncnding fuel, lights
and tuipn in III" English branches SlJD per nnnin
For the abasc with the Languages and Maihc-
ma;cs. S''o &" 40
payncn,s quarterly in advance
No extra car-ns will be- nnc excepting for class books and sta
onary which probably, lie from five dollars per
Pnpi!' remain the family dGr!9: The 'nca"ns.
REFERENCES.
.Sa1ora Pa.-Mr. Sam. Jamon, Nh Roht ilumIl Mr. Ja'
oovcn, Rev. EUb Ada JAS NJ Paving ESQ., DHn H. An''a'
tpper .usrion, Pa.-Jonaihan Roberts, Esq.
LcijIctclg. PG.-Dr. Stout.
Samayoen Pa.-AIr. Daniel Jaro'y.
Sl, jfps Pi-on. SanI d. In.ham, Rich H. Corson NJ d.
HIbVrogh, Ps.-Na b. Bocau, ESP, Geo IL PG%ii"s Esq,
John II. Hill, NJ. D.
Paiar'gta-CC c. Cuyler, D. n. Alex. Henry Eq Ambrose
White Esq., Chapman, W. d. Nathan H. Potts, Esq, ChaS
Deamr, D. D., John X MITCHELL NJ D. ard VIM Gibson, w. D.
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84> h Ia fnmo,c teacher with high rccommenia-
pa '5,r rrny seminary New York, in order t" c!u'
s es'e his ' s at will take mas saaTdss
90 msntrrs of his family To whose morals ant cnuc ;I
lion particular attention will he paid 1 ne sc,2I b"
commence the first Of January next. lheFe WI. ~
yn"s,on of six weeks during the summer, and l"o weeks
in December. :: s.1oO
Ir!cc Of po''u a'o Ns 40
Music, oD~
Wns;,'a and candles, NC, &C. gratis. Lr'iers Viii
H. ,rssed 10 the subscriber S.ur.:eonsrI!le bruhs
wick cnunly, Va. A. 20 3,
% '"-"""
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ANY WiIkcrson aud Robert !. Ovcrbry, Ici"H"h'.''
The Defendant, Amy WhTrs"1. mOi atiG: "ncI'" o. :"
security, according I" the act "i A"''! 49,"
rules Tina tnmri, and il aPacafin. :om satisfactory '''
sl. not an ip:ahiani Of hiS Cos uOIwrh On nVh 81
plaintiff Counsel i, is ordered thai the ai G"tn ASH u"
here, i.ti Monday January next aud ar,"c TIC '
TIE plaintiff anr copy OF til. order be- forthwith ~. i"
printed in the cry cf Richmond "f town :"
burg sucrcsycir and posted nj the lfoI' so"
the Court house o: ia" said county. .,... :,
4 CupyTCs:", JOHN &. BAFISi:
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NDvCuli,rr |
Mansion House, Richmond, Srrr.9

en- CIiiNCEEY-VIuG SIA.--u Louisa r"""y t"n.. '''
lnfh, 1896; John n. Wood. administration az ' ~
Atkins, decd, and also in his own riEh', i'''''"'
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The SECRETARY OF WAR, Washington.

NAVY DEPAET|ENr,
December 10, lS36.
The following is the order in which The Assistant Sur
prpus V no passrd before the late Board Of Naval Sur
gsons were reported the Department in point Of rca-
tive merit, viz:
Glass If 1881.
JONATHAN NJ. FuLTH.
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az CIIANCERY-VlnG,x,.--Ata ,'ouTi h"lh Tor M""-'
roun,y al the house thereof M"ETy The !'! ' '
October, Ic}J
john ". :. Nofhingon, i'a''"'
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Wo happy perceive tina, this officer among kill
I'd, a; stated IN our Saturdays PAPER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-15

X g. Tn" lnstalmen,s that have been called !''r: II
GLIDING the above,
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Liass IF 1882.
No. ] IouS &. MERCER.
No. =. SAMUEL G.. LAwKhsoS.
No. 3. EDWARD GILCuRisr.
No. !. LEWIS WoLFLEY.
No. 5. LEWIS w. MlSoR.
No. &. RoBtEr Nj. BALIzEn.
No. :. WM. joins POWELL.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-02
NEW GOODS.
LOVELY e, ABBOTT

IN ment Of winter Goods, just received and
opening-consisting of English and American
Prints, latest style; Broad Cloths, Pilot
Cloths, Cass:mers. satiinct,s, ETC.; 1000 Yds.
Patent Blk. and White Wadding; % doz.
Corn Brooms; 90 doz red Worsted Caps and
Belts; Horse Blankets. Battings, Cotton
Yarn, brown and bleached Cotton .Sheeling
Shifting, 4 and GA bed Tick ings, Camlrics,
Blue, Green and White Cotton Flanncls etc.
etc. etc.
They deem il Unnecessary TO say TO the
public that their prices are low for cash.
Burlington, Nov. II, 1896.
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Lemuel Curtis & Co

RE now receiving their Fall and Win
n tor purchase Of Goods. which with
their former stock, comprises by iSr the
LARGEST and most desirable assortment they
have ever had the pleasure Of offering To
,he public ; comprising ,
BfoaI Cloths; blaze, black, violet mixed
drab, brown, and every fashionable and de
sirable shade.
Double and single MILD Cassimeres,
ulaid. striped and buck skins.
Mohair, Pilot aud Lion skin over coat
cloths. ) cases French, German and EN-
elsh Merlnos, Alapines. Resh,e cheeks
fp'd Meriuoes. 9 cases English Chln'z
and Ruby prln,s. do. domestic plate and
furniture do. Four hundred ps. co|ored
Cambrics, from 0 10 to IL IL cts. =
bales 4 and Ga tlck'ngs.
Co'ored,Ponlt d" So'e. Gro de Naples
and Gro de Rhine Silks; Super Italian Gro
de Swiss and Matteon Silks. Ten pieces
snpcr fu'd Sa,ins. Damask Tablet, raw
silk, Chally and Thlbet wool hdk's' 4,6'
s, and I2,4,hs white scarlet and black me
rino shawls. Forty dozen from 4 TO iO4
Prussian and wors,cd do. Blankets Of
evory description. Mackinaw, rose anc
common do. a TO 4 FIaunels; white ant
color'd Russia shectlngs. towcllIng. diapers
domask table covers. A 10 l2 4ils. Nc.
Burlington Nov. 25, 1886.
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Westford High School.

NNnE winter term ofins,ruction lnthis school
~ will m on The first Monday OF
December next. Tuition per quarter,-Greek
and Latin languages $3.50, other liberal
studies, $500. Board and washing may be
had in respectable families for from 81 25 10
| rs per week.
This School, occupying a convenient and
pleasantly located Brick Building in Wcstiord
village, was commenced in September last,
under the direction Of the undersigned trus.
tees, and Mr. +. w. Human, as tutor, whose
services they fully approve and confidently
recommends; and hope, by loudablo exc,tions
TO merit and receive a continuance Of public
favor and patronage. BY order of Trustees,
Rev. S, PARMELEE.
REv. ]. HUNTLEY.
DEA. j. HoBART.
M. G. EARL.
T. HAYNES. Sec.
Westford, November 10, 1886.
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Information Wanted.

= MARY WATERS, a stranger in q
strange land, is anxious to obtain Informal
ton Of her husband. William Waters, who
came into the States from Quebec, about
six weeks since. Any information concern
ing him will be thankfully received, and
rewarded with, at least, the fulness of a
wite's and a mothers gratitude. She may
be found at the house Of Nicholas Killens
near The lake.
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WinOOski Patent Block Mills,
AND WOODEN WORKS.

NNHE public, in the vicinity Of Burlington,
- are respectfully informed, that the pro-
gross Of these works renders some regulation
needlul, as 10 tho admission Of visitors, with
a view. both TO ihei: personal comfort. and
the facilities of the workmcn. II has there
fore, been arranged, that for the future, resi-
dents Of the ncighbothood will be admitted
to sec the works in operation, on Wednesdays
and Thursdays, from nine to twelve, and
from one to four o'clock and that strangers
passing through, may be admitted any day
and hour. Tickets of admission, for both
these classes Of visitors, are to be obtained at
the Office Of the Winooski Mills, previous TO
going in.
October 81 1886.
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Iron and Steel.

* TONS assorted English Wagon and
" cart tire; Swedes aud Russia, old
sable iron,cast, German, Spring, American
English blistered steel. sleigh and cutter
shoes, hoop iron, band do. round & square
do. all sizes; bruziers rods. horse nail rods,
&c. on as favorable terms as to be found
in the state. TF& w l. STRONG.
Nov. %.
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JUST PUBLISHED,

DRACTICAL FORMS, with notes and
references explanatory OF the law gov
erning the case to which they are apP''caole'
being n convenient Manual for Aliorn'es,
conveyanccrs, men of business Judges ana
Registers of Probate, Executors aud Adihih~
istfa,ors, Slcriifs, town Officers aud Justices
of the Peace second edition. carefully revised
and corrected, with many additions. by Asa
Aikens Esq. e Windsor, and for sale by
VERNON HARRINGTON. .
P,rl;pc,oo, College ST. Nov. o.. H.
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NEW GOODS.

. doz. bottles Indelliblo Ink, to mark
az with or without a preparation,
6 doz Wards Hair Oil,
6" Bears Oil,
2" Balm of Columbia; 9 sizes.
2" Milk Of Roses 4; FOR removing cor.
ruptlons in the skin.
" Cold Cream,
10 Cologne; ell qualities and prices.
/" Honey Water,
- Guerlain an excellent Perfume, q,
81 per bottle,
Q" Lavender. different qsalities,
" Persian sweet Bags, for seeming
Drawers Nc, 4 preventative against Moths,
Almost all kinds of Hair Oils; PerGumery
Soaps and Brushes. constantly for sale al the
Variety Shop,
PANGBoRN g. BRINsMAID.
U arlington, Nov. IS, 1856.
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Quick and Cheap.
nj HOW1RDS ngnin.

az f1OV 1ftDO ugutH,
4 N Entire New Stock Of Winter Goods
IA is now beng received at his Cheap
for Cash Store, which have been purchased
with such particular care and attention as
to quality and prices as was deemed justly
| due to his numerous Cash and ready pay
Customers. He has very much increased
his usual supply so as to enable buyers to
obtain almost any quantity wanted, and by
| many judlcious arrangements entered into
with American manufacturing establish.
menls, some articles come to hand lower
than by passing through market. A great
many goods were laid in through the Auc
ton Houses in New York at the late re.
duced price and now as to the disposal Of
such an enlarged stock comprising every
article ever expected 10 be found in a real
Fashionable Silk, Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods, Family Grocery, Crockery, Look.
lug Glass, Carpet &c. Store. He has 10
say that in Consequence of the increase Of
business he is wiling to sell at a percent
age less than heretofore, and as the motto
is Cheap for Cash they will be sold very
low for money.
S. E. HOWARD.
D..1.--- NJ. q 1000
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Domestic Goods.

TNHE subscribers ARE now recei,ing their fl
L. purchases Of Domestic Goods and will afford
them wholesale aud retail on the best terms, among
which may be found
1000 lbs Cotton Yarn ION No. 5 10 IL.
10 Bales Cotton Bats
400 lbs Cotton Wadding
10 Bales Lawrence and Chicopee Cottons
" unbieached Gotten Fhnrels, low Ivy
the Piece,
so ps. A bleaclied Cotlons,
40 "
LEMUEL CURTIS & Co.
Nov. 25. 1886.
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Philo DOOlittle.

nfrers for sale
" 500 bushels Lisbon Salt,
IS Sacks Liverpool ground do.
100 bar rels Western fnc do.
100 " rrcs, ground Nova Scotia plaster
100 " " Western do.
% Boxes fresh Malaga r a'sins,
together with 4 general assorlm'nt Of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Crockery etc olc-which
will be sold n, the very lowest prices for cash.
November 81, 1886.
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.BWr Bartnrp.

THE subscribers scquaint their friends
L and the public that they have entered
into copartnershlp, and have opened a shop
near the corner of Church aud King streets,
where they viii dress tud dye all kinds Of
Futs, at reasonable prices. They also in.
tend to keep for sale most kinds at ORES
SEQ and DYED FURS, and will buy all
kinds of raw lurs. Persons wishing 70 havo
furs dressed or dyed are lnvitcd to call and
examine specimens Of our work at the fac
tory, which i. is confidently believed viii
prove satisfactory.
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BURLINGTON. Oct. -. 1896.
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VESTS PATENT CHLORINE
COSM ETC and PILLS,

NOR RiDgworms, SaItthcum. Scald,
H. head, and all Cutaneous Etuptlons.
This article is not thrown into market like
most patent medicines, backed by some
half dozen fictitious certificates; but It
comes respectfully and honestly rccommep-
ded, and is, we verify believe, oil hat it
claims to be; and as such, it is offered to
the public, by J. & J. II. PECK g. Co.
Sept. 1886 Agents for The Paieniee
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Wanted.

A FIRST rate STEREOTYPE FOUNDER
IN one who is acquainted with the bust
ness VIII find constant employment, and
meet with good encouragement by apply
ing soon TO yERNeN HARRtho ron.
Burlington, Nov. 81. 1886.
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Il. FITZGERALD

ALs ~ LII I'LL
S now opening his winter stock ofgoods.
Il but being too hoarse TO 'sing n long song
he simply says ~ all those who wish 10 pur.
chase
JEWELRY. without being Leped,
WATCHES, which need matching,
ClOLkS, Of one who is always IN time,
FANCY GOODS. Of fancilul trader,
HARD WARE. on easy terms,
LOOKING GLASSES ofone who fears TO use them
MUSICAL ~INsrRUMEETs, Of one who 10 often
out Of tunsI 4.- r.,
WIL.ow BASKETS, Of one who basks in the
shades Of adrersity.
DRY GOODS, Of one who doe. u drv business;
SHAVING APPARATUS. " illiout being shaved,
COMBS, without having The - combed over
their eyes,
PoC%KETBo0Ks ofone vino has little use for them
RIFLES Il FowLISG GUNS, Of IA sharp shooter
CANES, OF one who does not raise Cain,
BRrsHEs g. BUSTERS. one who is ever ready
to 'brusl, the dust into his own change Boa,
Aud MANY other articles of Il man If Tew words
GFJust call at the Green Store, east side OF
Church Street.
burlington, N0u. ~, 1886
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New Goods-Oct. 10, 1886.

INCW UUUUS-OCl. 10, lou.
WYE received to day, gold, openworked.
w chased and plain Guard Keys gold
Bar pins; Spectacle glasses; Bombazlne,
silk and satin Stocks; Linen bosoms and
collars satin bosonrs 10 bundles best
Italian violin strings FIageolets; clarified
rosln; Instruction books for bugles, SER
penis, Trombones aud flutes; books on
hand for other Instruments: Cologne water,
milk Of soses tooth powder; 6 dozen bot.
lies indelible ink to mark without q pie.
p~aration 3 dozen do. TO mark>with n pre-,
parallon; either ofthem are good and will
not wash out. For sale at the Variety
Shop. PANGpoRN g. B~RINsMAiD.