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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-21

% The Administration party, fr ON the
statement of Mr.. Richie of the Enqui-
rer, will have in our next Legislature,
on joint vote, % of majority.
C. The money stolen from the
Merchants Bank Of Providence, r. 1.
a short time since, has, in part,be re-
covered. A Mr.. Bell alias Laidley,b Joy
trade carpenter, was the principal, it
appears, in the robbery He was
found at Harlem, New York, engaged
in fitting up handsome residence.
The two police officers of New York,
Hays and Huntingdon, who found out
this rascal received $4,000, from the
officers of the Bank, as a reward for
their services. The amount stolen was
$3.50, 600, they recovered $16S,3lO
80 cents. go
u The Leesburg (Va.) Washingto-
MAN represents the Wheat crop in that
quarter, as one of the most promising
that has ever been seen in Loudoun. Ii
has, generally speaking. says the editor
advanced beyond the power of that fell
enemy, the fly.
". The "Third Presbytery of New
York." has suspended the Rev. J. R.
Mcdowell, lately editor of filthy peri.
odicul, called 'M'Dowell's Journal from
the Ministry, for intentional misgepre.
sentation and SANDER
LATEST FROM FLORIDA.
The lNDIANs.-Ertraet Of a letter
from gentleman in Florida, to his
friend IN Washington, dated Tai.
lahassee, May 6.
DAY before yesterday an express
came up from Judge Randall's place
20 miles east of this, informing tha
the Indians the night before had been
Plundering there, and killed l negro
the rest escaped by hiding in a ham
mock. Yesterday an express brought
intelligence that party of 100 indi,
ans were collecting cattle near Suwau,
nee Old Town, and the party o
whites who discovered them Gin mum.
Der 30) were too small to attack them
they had 400 head of cattle 10 on,
pen.
During this day the town has beer
in the highest excitement on account o
Col. J. Gamble. Early this mornios
one Of his negroes came to town, anc
stated that his master had been to hi,
| plantation yesterday incoming, ane
was about starting his negroes to 6
| place near Tallahassee, when he dis.
covered Indians approaching. H.
ordered the negroes to cut the mule.
loose from the wagons, and make thei
escape. The negro said bis master
ran Immediately into hammock neal
at hand.'' -
Coporoot.oy, Al
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-21

in Cumberland, on the 18TH
lr. DANIEL HoLLENBAcK, of
pity.
tecently in this county, Mr..
lvID WHITE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-21
Commotion among the Creeks

The subjoined Letters, owing to the
source Of them, give more alarming
signs Of the hostility developing i.sell
among the Greeks, than any thing else
we have seen. 1t is distressing to think
of the suffering and waste of human
life which will certainly follow, if the
Creeks are faithless and mad enough
to engage in hosliilies against their
white neighbors:
Copy of letter from Col, CRowELL to
the Governor of Alabama.
Fort MITcHELL, Gala May
SIR: | arrived at home yesterday,
and found the neighoors considerably
alarmed about Indian depreda,ions !;
and in order to satisfy myself of the
intentions OF the Indians, | despatched
a messenger after some of the princi-
pal chiefs to come and see me, for the
purpose of ascer,ainiag from them
what their people intended. The chiefs
have not come, but sent me word that
their young men were bent upon war,
and had assembled in the swamp near
the Federal road, with the view of at
lacking any troops that might march
into the nation.
l have satisfied myself that they
contemplate mischief, and without mi
litary aid, the settlers must be driven
from their homes with great loss of
property, if not their lives. / have
thought it my duty to give you this in
formation, that you may call into i'm
mediate service sufficient force to
put those Indians down, and protec,
the lives aud property of the settlers.
have the honor to be your obedienl
servant, JOHN CROWELL.
n, b. Four persons have been killed
In the last few days, and many negroes,
taken off. j. C \
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-21

in the best manner and at the follow.
ing prices, to wit plain white or
colored wool S cents cash or 6 cents
if charged-mixed wool 8 cents. In
short we are determined to work on as
good terms, as any other engaged in
the business in this section Of country I;
and we flatter ourselves that our work
will please, as one of the party has
been engaged number of years in the
business. Every pains will be taken
TO please, and if any work through our
inattention or incapacity should be
spoiled or injured, we will make salts
faction.
SAMUEL CALDWELL,
JESSE WARD.
Hamp. county, May 81, 1SS6.-4t.
N. B. Woot, FLAG Seed, and all
kinds of Grain will be taken in ex-
change for Carding. C. & w.
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q. T.. gurem s. To.

q. T.. gurem s. To.
Y NENDER their thanks to thei
friends and the public for thu
liberal patronage they have re
ceived, and respectfully give notice
that they have just received an excel
lent stock Of well assorted
Spring and Sumner
GOODS,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-21

|ALTMoRE MAaKET, May 10.
on the hoof So a Ss-Hogs
Flour per barrel, So 50--Wheat
bel, 81 IS 81 40.
In Alexandria, per barrel, Sc 65'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-21

ERlED, on Wednesday last,
Esy. MI, Kennison, Mr.. Isaac
to Mhs Susan Blue, both
|aunty.
d place, on the 18th inst. by
\, Mr.. Harbert FIX, to Miss
10y, daughter of M William
9th of this couaty. NJ
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-21

Ford. We suppose expulsion may
a Legislative Specification as well
junction. Lynch. Vsrg.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-21
Another Tract of 50 Acres,

. ALSO.,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-21

The Perry county (Pa.) Forester,
o. inc I'm inst, says ",he quantity OF
Shad caught at and in the vicinity of
Clafk's Ferry, during the last 5 DAYS.
IS almost incredible. Ore FISHERY. il
Is SAID, has taken from 7 10 10000
per day, which were readily sold at
rom 10 TO Ii dollars per huudred.
4ne hsn are, moreover, uncommoaly
large We got years's sapply. whica
averaged o. pounds EACH"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-21
Clio t h S :,

Satinets, Kentucky Jeans, Flannels,
FulIed and
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-21

o. The "Third Presbytery Of New
York, has suspended the Rev. j. R.
Mcdowell, lately editor of filthy peri
odical, called M Dowell's Journal from
the Ministry, for intentional misrepre-
sentation and SANDER
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-05
CuEMICALEM BROCATION.

WHITWELL'S True and Orig inal
w OPODELDOC.-Tes,s of the only
true kind are
ls,-Sec that the certificate of the late
|Dr. Mitchell, LII. d. Of the city of New
York, is on the inside direction paper.
2d-Tbat my name is stamped on the
bottle
3d-'rhat the retail price is not less than
81 cents a bottle, all others are but base
fabrication.
The above may be considered as inrali-
ble in brujzes, sprains, rheumatism, stngs
of insects, vegetable posons, cramp, &c.
&c. &c. In word, in all cases of external
injury.
The public have been frequently most
grossly imposed upon by spurious limitations
of this composition. They are made by
various persons in their own names, and by
pedlars scattered all over the country
They have nothing but their cheapness to
recommend them, being as useless as so
: much colored spirit, and so long as they are
purchased they will continue 20 be manu-
featured. 1t is the public therefore who
are TO blame, and not The understand
should this state of things continue, the
5 best medicine in the world will be in the
g situation of first rate bank, whosenote s
. are one and all refused in consequence Of
the rrcat number of lis coun,err,i,s. If
= the first article had not become celebrated
! there would have been no limitations. In.
dependan, ofthis, there is a constant rival.
ship among the host of imi,a,ors. each s,ri.
i wing 10 undermine the other. The worst
and cheapest materials have been necessa
rIly employed, until they have nothing but
8, the name left 10 recommend. The original
l. article on the contrary. has never varied
J. either in quality or price, and is and ever
& has been IN every respect. quite a different
', article from any of the limitations.
l. IT, cono,,,,o.. Tho ,r,o .,;o,o; a.,
s, $780,, -, ,I1l w. u''.'.I 70 ,"e
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-05
900 STOVES.

TN F. & w. L. STRONG nov have the
~ . pleasure of offering TO those who are
DESTROYS Of finding the most comfort and econ
omy attanable in the use Of stoves, larger,
more complete, and cheaper assortment ofthis
article than has ever been offered in this re-
gion of country. We respectfully invite all
those who wish to view the degree of perlcc-
ton now attained as well az those who wish
TO purchase, to call and examine these stoves.
The assortment consists of
Parkcr's' Patent Prophecy Cooking, A sizes
Staney's Rotary Top, do 5 do
Parkcr's Gourd plate do
do Flat back do
Conants pattern, Cor Back Kitchen.)
Canada and Scotch plate Box, 5 sizes,
Parlour Stoves, a new and splendid
ARTICLES sizes,
| together with Box Stoves of various kinds
suitable for churches, stores, Offices, shops
school houses, five acre lots, sc. &c. PIPE
on hand, and all kinds of stove TRIMMINGS
made TO order.
! BIr'ur',l. Sept. 3. 3}j.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-05
DR.. MarShaWs VegetaJie Indian Black
RIAEgTEE,,

TINS Plaster Is unrvaed for curing
Scrofulous Swcllings, Scurvy Sores, Lame
Back, Fresh Wounds, Pains in the Sides,
Hips and Limbs; and seldom fails to give
relief in all local Rheumatisms it is equal
if not superior to any Corn Plaster for
COINS on the feet. Il applied to the Side
it will curci many of the common LAYER
complaints, and if applied to the neck in
season will cure the Qunsy. The virtues
of the Plaster have been witnessed by
thousands Of the most respectable ndivld-
uals in he States of Vermont and New
York, who have tested lis efficacy. Price
% cts per Dor. None genuine unless sign
ed by John .NardtaH, in his own hand
writing, on the wrapper.
| D-Sold wholesale and Retail by Tho
Proprietor, CHARLES BOWEN, Mid
dlebury, W.. also by ]. g. J. II. PECK &
40, II. w. PoTwIN s. Co., and WooD s
Abbott.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-05
THFIMBLES.

HNlNE Gold Thimblcs, Slime Eglish
a. chased Thimbes Ia new articlel GO cts.
all silver Canada Thimbles so cts.-al sill
ver Damask Thmblcs so cts.--all silver plain
heavy Thimbes so c,s-al silver open top
thimblcs AZ cts-Damask and Moth, steel
rob Thimbes 81 c,s--pIan heavy steel top
Thimbles 37a cts-piain steel top Thimbles,
different prices. Marking gratis, at the Vari-
civ Shop. PANGBORN & BRINSMAlD.
January 27, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-05

Canada Bags.
A0D Canada Bags for sale by
HICKOK e. C.4TLIN
Dee. 10, 1885.
FRUIT, &c.
A@@ 90 kegs Malaga do,
10 Trails Almonds,
do Brazil Nuts,
5 do Fibcrts,
so do Figs,
80 boxes Pipes,
5 do prepared Cocoa
5 do Chocolate
20 do Starch
25 do Soap
90 do Candies
do do sperm
30 do Herring
5000 lbs. assorted Confectionery,
Genoa Cltron. English Curran,s, &c
Dec, 0, IS, ]. g. J. II. PECK u Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-05

TllIS Stuff Is superior TO any Thing yet
l. known for removing that troublesome
disease, the Catarrh, and also. a Cold in
the head, and the Headache. 1t opens and
purges out all obstructilns, strengthens the
glands, and gives free healthy octIon to
the parts affected 1t is perfectly free from
any thing deleterious in its composition
has pleasant flavor, and its immediate ei-
feet, after being used, is agreeable. Price
so cts per bottle.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-05
~OL'D charlottesville be sold low
WY the piece. l.. CURTIS
T. z NJ a yr g g O T. %


6AVE received an addition 10 their Stock
Z Il Of Winter Goods comprising a general
assortment of French, German and English
merinos of the most desirable colors
German and English Goats hair Camblets;
Imitation do
Brocholla, Princetta, Grape, and Ladies
Camlels for Ladies Cloaks:
Black, White, and Scarlet Merino Shawls;
Vaentia and Cotton do
Rob Roy Shawls a comfortable and fashion,
able article for winter;
Bombaznes, Bombazets, Ccrcassaus and
Moroens;
Mcrino, Worsted and Silk Hosiery;
| Embroidered Black and White Silk do
| Beaver, Horse Skin, Kid and Berlin Gloves;
Silk Embroidered and Pick nick do
! Broadclo,hs. Cassimercs, and Vestings
Rich Dark English Caicocs;
Twiled and Shally do
Muslins, Cambricks, and Ginghams;
Blond Edging; BobbcnG,te Lace, Footing and
II sorting;
Muslin Needle worked Capes and Colhrs;
Shally, Tribe, and Hcrnane Hkrs. &Shawls;
Flannels, Baizes. Batting, Wadding,Gc.
A great assortment Of coiored ant figured
Silks for Bonncs and Dresses
Super Black, and Blue Black do
Blue Black Fig. Poult de Sole;
DO White, do Very Rich,
Rich Printed Shally, 4 beautiful aIicle fol
Evening Dresses;
Heavy Floor and Stair Carpeting;
Floor Cloths Rugs, Binding, &c.
Cotton Carpetng, cheap article;
One Case of white and COL CottonThread
in 10. Bundles;
One Case of White do in 100 sknBundles
One do Spool Thread,
Knitting Cotton, Col. Worsted, Rug Norsted
Crucls, &c,
Bleached Cotton Sheeting and Shining,
Lawrence Brown Super Cotton Shes ing,
A large quantity Cotton Sheeling nd Tick
ing by the bale, piece or yard,
Brown and Bleached Twilled Cott0s,
A few Cases Of Low priced Prints,
Otter, Seal and Muskrat Capes ant Collars,
BUFFALO ROBES.
70 Merchants can be supplied will Cotion
Tick, Low priced Prints, Thread, &C.. at Ne
York Prices.
CASH PAID FOR SLEEPS PELTS
Dec. 4.
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IMPORTANT

UNO persons suffering from r II F. U NJ.
IL ATTIC COMPLAINTS. To The
Editor of The Enqmrer-Sir, On the prln
clple lnculca,ed by the great end good Dr.
Franklin, to dliiuse as widely as possible
every means within our power to mitigate
or soften the affections Of suffering human
Ity, | feel it incumbent on me to make
known through the medium of your useful
paper, that on reading therein an advcr.
lisement of Dr.. Jchh's Iirmep, for the
cure of RHEUMATISM. | was forciby
| Impressed with belief that it was calcula,
ted to remove the severe Rheumatic affec
ton to which had been for seven or eight
years subjected, some times aa9ost depriv
ing me OF the use Of my limbs. accor-
ding'y procured bottle, and before ! had
used The whole Of it, found very sensible
rellef' THIS increased my confidence IN it,
ana ieu me TO obtain another bottle, the
use OF which has completely removed the
swelIngs aud pains of my limbs, together
WIN we cramp, and restored them to lhelI
wonted vlgor | am respectfully yours,
GEO. TAYLOR, jr.
Hempsted, l.. l. March "a.
PERSONS suffering from the above com
raln's' and in despair of cure from Tho
'u'ufe OF Inc various remedies they have
used are invited to make trial of this lons
celebrated medicine, which has in year
: past cured and relieved, as it is now doing
70 thousands who had despaicd of relief
y Voting but fair Trial can give an idea o
ITS unrIvalled excellence. Il is also one o
: the best applications known for stiffness Q
me joints, numbness, spraius and chilblans
Price SO cents.
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THE WHITE II KIN G..
by HANNAH r. GOULD.


o! what will become Of thee, poor little bird!
The mul eling storm in the distance is heard;
The rush wiuh5 are waking, the clouds growing
black
They' soon scatter snow fakes all over my back
From what sunny cline hast thou wandered away
And what ant thou doing this cold wner day
Pm pcckns the gum from the old peach tree
The storm dpcsn't trouble me- Pee, dee, dee.
But what makes thee seem 50 unconscious OF care!
The brown earth is frozen, the branches are bare
And how canst thou he so light he ,red and fee,
Like liberys form with the spirit o! gee,
When place is near for thine evening rest,
No leaf for thy screen, for thy bosom no nest!
Because the same hand is a shelter for me.
That took Of The summer leaves-Pee, dee, dee
But man feels burden Of wan, and Of grief,
While plucking the clusters aud binding the sheaG!
We take from the ocean, The earth and the air ;
And all their rich gifts do moi silence our care.
In summer we hint-in the winter we're child,
With ever void thai is le, TO be filled.
"A very small portion sufficient will be,
Ifswectened with gratitude Pee, dec, dee.
thank thee. hlish, monitor, what thou hast laugh.
Will of be the theme Of the harpiest thought.
We look ~ the clouds while the bird has an eye
TO HIM who reigns over them changcess and high!
nnu now, Iltlp nero Jhst 'e' INT Wy """'e'
That may he sure whence my oracle came.
Because in all weather Pm happy and free,
They call Inc the 'NINTER kiNG"-Pce, dee
dee'
Blu, soon lhere'll be ice weighing down the light
bough,
Whereon lhou art fitting merrily now
Aud though there's vcslure well fitted and warm
Protecting The rest Of thy delcale form,
What then will thou do with thy little bare leei,
To save them from pain midst The fl ost & the sleet
Il can draw them right up in my feathers you see
10 warm them, and fly away Pee, dee, dee
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Vermont Central Rail Road.

vENl1E undersigned commissioners OF the
u Vermont Central Rail Road Company,
will meet at the Inn Of Mahlon CoitriIl, in |
on the 9th day of January next,
2 o'clock, p. Nj. The books for subscription
10 the capital stock Of said Company will be
opened at the same place on the 7ih day OF
January next, at o'clock, 2. NJ. and at such
other places on the Monday following as The
commissioners may at that time sec lit TO
direct. December 8, 1850
JOHN n. PoMERoY,
Timothy FoLLrrr Burlington
JOHN PECK,
LUTHER LOOMS,
i? :: y: M %s;s.S'' Montpelier.
AMPLiUs BLAKE, Chelsea,
CHESTER BAXTER, Sharon,
LEWIS LYMAN, Hartford.
1.-THE books of subscription to the above
stock will be opened at the Bank of Mont
pelcr on and for sixty DAYS after Monday
the 18th inst from 10 O'Clock, A. M. tc
a o'clock p. NJ and at the Farmers ant
Mechanics Bank in Burlngton,-at The
Bank of Orange County, Chcls at G
| Baxter's store in Sharon. and at Lewi
| Lyman's store in Hartford, during th'
same period and the same hours ofthe day
January 9. 1886.
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NRHE subscribers have just received and
~ offer for sale, cheap for cash or approx
cd credit, the following articles:
5000 bushels Solar Salt,
5000 do Lisbon do
600 barrels fine dc
1900 extra superfne FLOUh
500 T" common do
SO Tlhds. New Rum,
40 chests Hyson, Hysonskin and
Young Tyson Tea
20kegs Tobacco
10 boxes do
10 bags Coffee,
10 Spice
o " Pepper
25 kegs Raisins,
30 boxes do
90 hhds. Molasses.
1000 lbs. Loaf Sugar
25 kegs Salcralus
SO casks Lamp Oil,
10 boxes bar Soap
0 do Hetrings
80 kits Mackcrel
90 bbls. do
90 half barrels Salmon
90 boxes Starch
90 do Pipes
so otis. Cod Fish
English IRON, fiat and round, all sizes.
Russia Iron, (Old Sable)
American fiat and round Iron, all sizes.
Band Iron from 4 to inches wide
Hoop Iron and Nail Rods
Cast, German, English B. and Am Steel
Spring Steel,
Brass Kettles
Shovels, Spades and manure Forks
Wagon Arms and Boxes,
Cross-cut and Mill Saws
Jared and White Rigging,
Sole and Upper Leather
800 kegs Nails, from Sd. TO God.
Floor Brads &c.
together with many other articles not enume
rated, The above goods will be sold at {
small advance for cash or approved credit. o
will be exchanged for Rye, Corn, Oats or Pork
The subscribers will pay cash at all time
for heavy PORK, CORN, RYE or OATS
delivered al the stone store. Old Dotk
FOLLETT & BRADLEYS.
Burlington, Nor. %, 1885.
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PAINTS s. OIL.
EIVE tons dry White Lead,
II do ground in oil.
French Yellow, Venetian Red
Spanish Brown, Whiting,
Glue and Sand Paper
10 hhds. winter strained Sperm on,
10 bbIs. Linsccd OIL,
10" Spirits Turpeniine
Dec. 0, 50. j. q }. Ii. fECh, N 70
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Teas, Sugars, Rice, &c.
~ q chests liysonskn,
y - Young Tyson, and
Tyson Teas,
25 barrels ST. Croix,
Portorico, and
n. Orleans Sugars,
10 do Lump and Loaf do
lierces Rice,
do SaIeraius,
90 hhds. Molasses
$50 Mats Cassa
bbls. Cloves,
l case Cassia Buds,
Is kegs pure Ginger,
10 bags Pepper,
10 do Plmsnto,
o5 do Rio, ST. Domingo and
Java Cofices.
Dec. 0. '35 !. & ]. II. PECK & Co.
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SILVER WARE.

TOMBS, eleganl patterns silver Head
" Bands Table, Tea, Desarl, Cream,
Mustard, Salt, Soup and Coffee SPOONS,
plain s. claw Sugar longs Butler Kniees,
Pickle Forks, fruit and pocket fruit Knives,
some with silver and pearl handles silver
Nursing Tubes. Coffin Plates, Letter
Seals, Snuff Boxes, Vignetts, Plaques and
breaches (; silver top bottles OF smelling
salts; silver tooth picks and numerous
other articles in their line, for sale at the
Variety Shop, by
PANGBORN g. BRINSMAID.
.NOr. !. SitrerSmiihs
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VALUABLE
r e al e S r a TE
For Sale


IN Wllliston, Vermont, One Acre and
half of Land, with large brick Store,
Dwelling. house TayIor-shop, Store house
and large convenient Out buildings, being
the premises now occupied by Fuller &
Morton nthc village of Willslon, and one
of the best stands for business in this part
of the state. ALso-about thirty acres of
EXCELLENT MOVING LAND,
fronting the turnpike, and near the Acade-
nv. ALso-One hundred acres of land
called the A U G U r f A R Nj seventy
acres of which is under Improvement, and
in good state of cultivation, with a Sugar
Orchard of $50 trees, and an Orchard OF
excellent Fruit. Also, Forty Acres with
good orchard Of about rs apple trees on
it, occupied for pasture. ALso-One acre
with Small II o U $ f upon the same.
ALso-l6 Acres of land in Bolton, about
one half of which is under Improvement.
Apply to A. J, FULLER, Willstou,
or II. LEAVENWORTH,
WiUistOn, May 1885. burlington
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~ SOOuS
The following list comprises u few Of the
cading articles:
Black, green, invisible do. almon, Grim
son and maroon cold French NJ, rinos
printed CicassjdnS--plan do. of all col
ors-back, blue. green, brown, pink, purple
and scarlet SIX TELTETS-Gro de Nap
Gro de Rhine, Puut de Sole and Italian
SILKS, of all colors aud qualites-the
most extensive assortment of rich dark
PRINTS he has ever offered, from II to
SO cts-4, and Cd white bob't L.4CES,
Quilting aud Edglng do.-men's superior
Beaver, Kid. Buck 81 Worslcd GLOVES.
Ladies' GioUes, of every description
G, 7, 9, g. 10 white, red and black .Ne,ino
SH4WLS---rlch embr. Chaly, Thibel
heavy Hermann, Gro de Nap, g. silk muslt
Dress HDk FS.--Ij7ds usual, the mosn
extensive stock Of bonnet, cap, luslrIng
satin, gauzc and lafieta RIB 30 NJ S.
damask, bro. linen, cotton and wors,e ed
TABLE COVERS--blk,b blue, inv. green
steel mkt, olive, adalde and claret BRO
CLOTIS--sup. Buckskin, imperial cords
plain and London mkt Cassimeres- -dumes
tic Cottons, Bleached g. brown do.--white
green and scarlet FL.4.N.N'ELS Battine
and Waddlng goatshair imitation, ant
common C.AMLETS; superfne and CON
mon Irish Linens I; linen camb. and sill
Hdkfs. worsted, merino, g. cotton Hose
Russia Diapers and Towelings glaze
Cambrics and Muslins, of all coors.
burlington, Oct. %, 1885.
ll-T Church ct. oppo. Pangborn & Brinsmai'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-05

London manufactured Furs.
(esIDERrA squirrel tail Boas,
~ Black Lynx do
Grey squirrel Capcs,
Back Lynx do
Brown Martin do
Swansdown and fur Cuffs
Russia Creamers
Mems Fur lined Beaver Gloves,
Ladies' do do
Just received and for sale by
Drc. 10. HICkOK & C.4TLIN.