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AND TIE ART OF HEALING GENERALLY.

AND TIE ART OF HEALING GENERALLY.
To The Editor Of tie $. r. Telegraph.
m%R Editor We have noticed, in your paper
lFM advertisement by DR.. Marshall, proposing.
Cancrrous diseases, Fistul &c We have been accus.
TONED TO believe thai these diseases WERE for the
mart ncurablr; but having had opportunity of wit
Messing some Of the practice Of Dr. ~ !eaIy think it
would be serving the OF humanity to say that
have been asonished at the success attending his efforts
We have cases the appearance OF which drew
from all around, expressions OF hopeless despair and
seemed to defy human skill and yet after few weeks
under the treatment of Dr. NJ the disease, to all appear
aucc is rifrctually removed
We take pleasure in calling the attention Of any o
your readers who may BE- suffering from these distress
inr Diseases 10 the advertisement referred 10.
JAS. &. CRANE,
ARCID. THOMAS,
CORNELIUS CREW,
EZEKIEL DAVIS,
RlCHD. c. GILLIAN,
JAMES CASKlE,
A. FRENCH.
w. w. MARSHALL's REMEDY FOR THE PILES.
An infable remedy Tor the Piles, (Which has been
tested by various persons in this city and csewere)
may be had by applying to W. '" Marshall, at the Man
sion House w
If satisfaction is not given, the money will be returned
reference to persons cared yf Cunecr latsty-Wilam
Petit, Fluvanna county, Mr. Hacket Caroline county;
Edward Bass, Coesville; lchd Johnson, Cumberland
county, Thos Skinner Z. City county; Sam Mathews,
Brunswick county; MIR. Noble, Prince Edward county;
Mr. Miller Goochland county; MIR. Janney, Alexandria;
William P. Wyche, Petersburg. =, -
Sept. p. 4l-wu
a RkANSAS LANDS.-l will purchase Military Pa
"a tents fo lands in the Territory OF Arkansas
Jano. [75-l2tl GEO l.. SAMPSON.
aTOTICE All persons having Claims aga INST the Es
tate of William Johnson, deceased, formerly of
Goochand county are requested to present them t." the
subscriber. living near Charlottesville, Albemare coun.
ty properly on Or before the 18th day of
~, n
,bc same. Those indebted to said Estate, will please
make immediate payment. This notice will be plead in
bar against all claims which may be presented after the
.L,v. date COLIN JOHNSON,
7dm'r Of Hilliam johnson, deceased.
Jan. III, 1886. |9-wow
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February -.

HJiMBER! TIMBER!-rhe highest prices va, y"
q given for good, seasoned wheel sp"kcS ana r.,.
deliverable AT the Penltrn,iary. Immediate ne''
solicited For information respecting them apply ''
to COL Charles S. Morgan. Superintendent ~ u =,
THOS. u. MONCtRE ~
u, cs-t
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Feb. 90.

Clerk office OF the circuit superior Sout Vi Id"
and Chancery of Prince Edward county, the Isl day OF
February, lS:'G . w
William Y. Woo,,en, Admir- of his late wife, Eliza
beth Wootlcn, formerly Elizabeth Perklnson, I'll
against .
John Rudd. Admir-. of John Rudd, dec d., and in his
own right and as Adm Of John VI: Williamson lshaIn
Clements and Sally his wife, William Sudbrrry and
Oney his wife, Thomas I.egrand and Nancy his wife.
Martha Williamson, William G. Rudd John Rndd and
William Walton, committee of WIN. e. Rudd, Detts.
The defendants, lsIanl Clements and Sally his wife,
not having entered their appearance and given security
according 10 an Act Of the General Assembly, and the
rules of this Court and it appearing that they are not IN
habunts Of this State-"n the motion OF the PaIn'n',
BY his Attorney it is entered At rules aforesaid and ac
cordngIy ordered that the said defendants, lsam Gle
mcnts and Sally his wife, do appear here on tue first day
of April Court next and answer the plaintiff bill; anu
that copy of this order Lc forthwith inserted in some
one of the public newspapers printed in the city OF Rich
nond for two months successfully, and also posted at
the front door of the Court house Of this county.
A Copv-Teste, B. j. WORSlIAM, elk.
February H. 9o-"cw
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SHIP BISCUIT.
Navy COMMISSIONERS OFrlcr

Navy COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
February Is ls36
,5HROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed "Propos,l:'
Il furnish Ship Biscuit" will be received at hi, =:
flee until clock Z. NJ. OF the 10Th day Of March ne
for furnishing and delivering 1t The navy Yard. GOs,'
Tirginia any quantity OF ship biscuit 10 he made wny,
from fine flour Of the manufacture of the year lc5 ,,!
wear le:s that may be required during the year IcN
that Navy Yard for the Use "t the Navy.
The said ship biscuit must b. lniiy rqnal to the Cna,
and mus, CORRESPOND in size 10 the sample ots
the said Navy Yard By the Commissioners Of the Nav,
and he subject such inspection Us they may d!rcc,
u,lst be in all respects satisfactory l" 'n the Cu
manlant nthc Navy Yard. ami must BE- packed and IT,
liv-r.d in good substantial, aud bfghl ur baErc< VII
douLe lining hoops ut each head, TOR which no char,
must be made and in good shipping order free oi al Ca
to the United States.
On uuulica;pn to the Comnandanl Of thr Navy Va.
1T Gusport virginia, or nj this office: prin,ra forms
offers to furnish the ship LlErut, and samples q The M
cult. will be- furnished. Shocld any other jor,u b. u.r
the bidder will be considered bound by the spsalca,
and conditions of the printed farms. coIs:nnaaLY H.
which t,, Contract and bond will be- drawn UP
Ten per ctnum will be- withheld from The am,aa,
all uovucnts on account of the contract 10 be- a, ,
collateral security, in addition to the bond to b g,rea
secure its performance not i'll any event 20 BE- paid SI
the contract is in all respects complied with
Feb. 2j. 9:l-DN
RCCLAR-Ihe subscribers. importers Of and
q dealers in China Glass ana Earlhrnwarr. ga.e
stores were destroyed by the great fire o lGta ana lt
December, would respectfully inform their cu>hG. :,
throughout the Union, Of their present localpns /
the fact, that owing 10 the long passages OF the Eut
packets previous the fire, and their remarkably sko
passages since, they now generality III poS>tsSicn
u better assortment Of goods than they usually iass y
this season Of the year From the very large orders v
vioisy given 10 the manufacturers, 1t rs cA"clrt Ia
the assortment Of the present season, WILL III nant
be fully equal, and in lis quality superior To that .,
former year it being composed oi the most recent "a
beautiful designs, without any mixture OF old, a"saeass
T.. I. BARROW & Co., No. BOG, Pearl ST.
EBES CALDWELL, no. 429, do. do
EDWARD Cook Il Co., 10. us, do. do.
j. w. II II. p. CUELIEs, no. 2c6, do. DO.
JusHru CHExsEMAH, no. l3G, Waterloo.
D,yirL Corr. no. ly7 do. DO.
Tnos F. FIELD, no. 81, Court'and ST.
JOINS GEEESrIELD Il SoS, no. is, lear S.
lIoLuEs l. MYERs, no. 2ll, d" do
r. r. kIs:AM q o., no. "a, Liberty 81
USDrRHILL Il SEYMOUR, no. %. Pearl 81.
NEGHrE II LirrIscDrr, no. u, C"rntrs Sip
r IA>DEwATER, no -. Cedar ST.
r.. wrLLErs X Co, no. Pa, Pearl S..
T. c. WETMogE IL Co., no. -, Water s..
Jon> WRIGHT, Jr. Co., no. 80, DO: DO
February %. Vii
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MONSIEUR TONSOE will stand this season -
at my stable, at llaiax Court House, Va, and i -,
at his stand in fine order and condition, ready Tor
at $50 the season. and 800 insurance. For iuf,Tr
other particulars, see Iiandbiils &c. w. w. hl"'I
Halifax Court Hous' "
=, du-.!M
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yH1HE Ware house Of the undersigned ' p. aces.
consumed in the great contlag'a'I"" "nI h,ct r.
red on the night of the 10Th Desrnotr ~" ,r.rrsr:
moved their stock Of Dry Goods twh'ci W., orr M.I
to the Store, No. 237, Pearl Street. i I'''''
Lane. :..;,, Fresh Coos =
the usual '' WRiG f WINSTON K sTE E3sn
New York, Jan. I'd, ESQ.
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WATAWBA GRAPE VlNES.--Th >n"'tf','t, :,
q j Richmoni) has for sale 'G,IND ta'a""ti !, E.
Vines, from one to three years old-am ca" n,ar
tngs of this grape If applied tor win" u" ~..J vim
season. to those who may prefer ih,"' " %nGRSON
y0-l2!
Feb. l3. -
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a RKANSAS LANDS.-l will purchase Military. Pa
"a tents fol lands in the Territory OF Arkansns -
Jan. y. Io-l2tl NrO. L. S!i'i' oO->'
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MNCR SALE, Lot No asa, on u and s Streets-fronts
A. Sc feet OH Street and 81 feet the Basin bank
For terms apply to John w. Williams, at Mrs Temp
kinss, or George P. Crump, of Richmond
III % OIL
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NOTTON YARS.-A constant supply OF the Rich,
g mond Manufacturing Company Cotton Yarn, all
Numbers ror sale at factory prices, by
DUNLOP, MONCURE s. co.
I'll, o. 0tj-Gt
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Quick and Cheap.
at HOW0RDS ooo;n


"A N Entire New Stock of Winter Goods
"a is now beng received at his Chem
/or Cash Store, which have been purchased
WIN such particular care and attention as
TO quality and prices as was deemed Justly
due to his numerous Cash and rendv nav
Customers. He has very much increased
ms usual supply So as to enable buyers to
OBTAIN almost any quon,iiy wanted, and by
many JudIcious 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 70
duced price and now as to the disposal of
such an enlarged stock comprising every
article ever expected TO be found IN a real
Fashionable Silk, Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods. Family Grocery, Crockery, Look.
rug Glass, Carpet &c. Store. He has TO
say that in Consequence f,he increase OF
business he is willing to sell at n percent
age less than heretofore, and as the motto
is Cheap for Cash they will be sold very
low for money.
S Z. HOWARD.
Burlington, Nov. 3, 1886.
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EYE WATER.

DR.. .4ddms Celebrated Eye Wdter,
Warranted an offeclual cure for sore, weaks
and inhamed eyes.
PRICE IS CENTS PER VIAL.
"tllS celebrated article was invented by
Il one ofthe most distinguished physicians
of the age, and during an extensive practice
Of 80 years. he invariably rcsorted to il in all
cases Of sore, weak and inhamed eyes, that
came under his notice, and so great a celeb.
ri,y did he acquire thereby, thai they came 10
him from all parts. and in no instance was it
ever known TO fail in producing the desired
effect. short time only has elapsed since
the article was first Introduced 10 public no..
tice, and during that period, upwards OF
THREE THOUSAND BOTTLES
have been disposed Of, and the demand for il
is rapidly increasing. So sure and speedy is
the effect produced oy this article, that one
single vial has completely cured an infamed
eye, though various remedies had for long
time previous been resored to, but in vain.
Ample directions accompan the article, asy
well as letters of recommendation from the
most respectable physicians in the country
With view 10 insure its u cfulness in a more
extensive way, the proprietor has appointed
the following persons wholesale Agents for
the sale OF it, where The public may rest assur.
ed of procuring the genuine article.
JOSEPH FISHER. proprietor,
7lh & Buttonwood,
JOHN r. ROWLAND, 249, Market &
E a. HOSkINS, 316 Market streets,
PHI ladelphia,
DR.. w. l.. ALTEE, Lancaster.
J. g. J. II. PECK g. CO.,
Burlington, VI.
AS will of all druggists and storekeepers
throughout the Slate.
Orders thankfully received and punc;ually
attended to for eye. water or drugs.
Philadelphia, June %, l836.-tr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-11-11
CONTENTS OF NO. XciIr OF THE
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW

ART l. Lipingston's System Of Penal Lao.
A System OF Penal Law for the State of Lou.
isana, consisting Of Code of Crimes and
Punishments, Code Of Procedure, Code of
Evidence, Code of Reform and Prison Disci.
pline, and Book Of Definitions; prepared
under the Authority of Law of the said State,
By Ed,oard Livingston.
Arr. III. Romaic Popular Poetry
l. Das Grechische Vok in offenticher ,kirch.
licher und privatrechtlicher Beziehung, vor und
mach dem Freiheitskampfe bis yum 81 July,
1894. Won G.. l.. Maurer.
2. History of Modern Greece. BY james
Emerson.
3. Cours de Literature Grecquc Moderne,
dome Geneve, par Jacouaky Rico Neroulos.
ART. III. American Architecture.
The American Builders General Price Book
and Estimator; deduced from extensive Expe.
rience in the Art of Building. By James Caller.
ART. ~. Williss Writings.
i. Melanie and Other Poems. By N. P vii.
lis. Edited By Barry Cornwall
g. Pencilings by the Way. By ". P. Willis,
Esq.
g. Inklings of Adventure. By the Author Of
"Pencilings by the Way
ART:V. Northeastern Boundary
Message from the President Of the United
States, transmitting, in Compliance with Re.
solution otthe Senate ,sundy Documents relating
to the Northeastern Boundary of the United
States.
ART. vi. Won Runners England in 1885.
England in 1885 being Series of Letters
written 10 Friends in Germany, during Resi-.
dence in London, and Executions into the Pro.
vinces; by Frederic Won Raumer.
ART. VII. Life and Works of DR.. Richard
Bentley.
l, The Life of Richard Bentley, D. d., Mas.
ter Of Trinity College and Regius Professor of
Divinity in the University Of Cambridge with
an Account of his Writings, and Anecdotes of
many distinguished Characters during the peri.
cd in which he hourshed. BY James Henry
Monk, D, d.
2. Lltterarische Analecten, herausgegeben
Won Fried. August. Wolf (The Article Rich.
ard Bentley, in the First number of VOLTS "Lt.
erary Analecta.")
ART. VIII. Principle Of Emulation.
l. On Emulation. By the Rer. J. Emerson.
g. DR.. Dwight on Emulation.
3. Emulation in Colleges. BY Warren Bur.
ton.
4. Professor Robinson's Account Of the Ger.
man Universities.
AnT. TX. Lires of Pinkney, Ellery, d. Mather.
The Library of American Biography, con.
Quoted by Jared Sparks. VOL vi.
ART. X. Critical Notices.
l. Sweetser on Consumption.
2. Calvert on German Literature
3. Pierce's Treatises on Trgonometry.
4. Hale's Traits of American Life.
5. Smiths Three Eras in Womans Life
6. Greene's History Of Italy
7. Bliss's History of Rehoboth.
8. Reports of Seaman's Aid Societies.
9. Sales's Edition of Don Quixote.
10. Popkin's Lectures.
II. Upham's Discourse.
-. Adams's Baccaaureate Address.
ID. Hazli:ts Literary Remains.
Ia. Borely's Discourse.
Is. Ups and Downs,
Editors Note.
Quarterly List of Neio Publications.
VERNON HARRINGTON, Agent.
Oct. 14h, College Street.
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LathrOp & Potwin

"AVING been engaged the last two
Il IL months in selecting their FALL
GOODS, have now the pleasure of Offering
to the public one of the heaviest and best
selected assortments of Rich, Fashionable
and Fancy Dry Goods ever offered in this
market. The following are a few of the
leading articles, viz.
81 pieces blue, black, brown, invisible
green, adelaide and drake neck BROAD
CLOTHS.
~ pieces heavy striped, plaid, and ribb'd
Buck Skin and Common CASSiMERES.
Plaid and plain SATINETTS.
Drab. blue and invisible green PILOT
CLOTH, Tor over coats.
Silk, velvet, toilinet and Valenta VEST
INas. French, German, Jacquards. Eng
and common MERIoNs and CIRcAssIANs.
German, Goats Hair, Grape aud COM
mon CambIels. Dombazines and 5omba-
zettes. Green, crimson, and scarlet Mo
reens. Merino and worsteG Hosiery. Blk
white and scarlet Merino Shaws. En-
brodered Thibet and Merino Handkrchf..
Colorcd worsied and silk blend Edgings
l.ajies fur lined Gloves, superior goats;
skin do. SILKS.
CT pieces comprising every shade and
quality Of plain and figured Gro de Maps,
Gro de Swiss. and Poult de Sol. Superior
black Italian Gro de Swiss and Poult de
Sol. Heavy black silk Cambeis, grey do
Pongees. sewing, twist, chally, and plain
silk Handkerchief and Scarfs muslin and
lace capes and col ursi down scarfs, thread
and boblnelle lace edgings and inseriings;
quilting and nett Laces; long kid and open
silk gloves. &c. &C.
10 bales Lawrence mill Sheetngs. Tick
ing, waddlng. bats. cotton yarn, white
and brown Canton FlanneIs; white, green
and yellow English Flannels; rose and
point Blankets. &c.
DRY GROCERIES of every descrip.
ton. CROCKERY, GLASS, g. CHI
MA WARE, &c. &c.
Burlington, Oct. IA, 1886.
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IMPROVED STEAM DREDGE.-
l. The subscriber offers to build on the
most reasonable terms, at I. g. Towns
ends furnace, Albany, his newly invented
Steam Dredge. Having built number of
Machines for Lyons g. Howard, for the
U. States, Hudson river improvement, and
Canada, and also one for the U. States al
Chicago. and one for Troy company.
fatters himself that his Dredge is superior
TO my now in use.
Persons wishing to build or contract for
Steam Dredges Of any size or form, either
N part or the whole iron and wood work
complete, will do well to call on the sub
scrber before they contract. d.
All persons are cautioned not TO infringe
on The rights Of the subscriber, either by
using or vending the same under the pen
atty Of the law.
3w. MELLEN BARTTEL.
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New Goods, October 1886.

New Goods, October 1886.
NEW style Gold Seals and Keys, both
~ combined in one; Gold swvle keys
to wear on guard chains. in great Variety
Elegant Gold Bosom Pins; Fine Silver
Dial Lapines, four hole Jeweled, beautiful
Movements. Gold do. A new assortment
Ladies Plaques, an article which is fast
taking the place of Waist Buckles; a fine
lot gilt Buckles. An elegan, assortment OF
Silver Pencils; from so cts. TO the heavy
old fashioned Pencils at 2, 2 so, 3, and
SO SO each. Silver Combs, Compass
Seals and Keys; Silver Chains, and many
other articles. We ore getting in all ar.
ticIes, necessary 10 keep up The Variety,
at the Variety Shop.
PANGBoRN e. BaINsMAJD
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For Sale
Marryatt's Works.

Marryatt's Works.
"HE work Is published in semi mon ,hy
l. numbers, each number complete in
itself, and containing the whole of one of
his works, equal to t,co duodecimo volumes s..
The whole series comprise eight numbers,
and will form two royal octave volumes of
about twelve hundred pages, tor $3.50.
List Of toorks comprised in this edition.
l. Peter Simple, or the Adventures Of a
Midshipman.
2. Jacob Faithful.
3. The Pirate; The Three Cutters. &c
4. Frank M'dmay, or the Naval Officer.
S. The Kings Own.
6 Newton Foster, or the Merchant Ser
vice.
z. Pacha ofmany Tales.
Q. Japhet in search of a Father.
For sale by
Oct. 81. V. HARRINGToN.
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FURS.

JUST received on assert men, Of fine
- O'lcr Seal Caps, Hair Sea do Also
Blk. and Grey Fur Capes, Fur Ties, &c.
LEMUEL CURTIS g. Co.
October 81, 1886.
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Ktna Insurance COMPANY.

Ktna Insurance Company.
II subscriber continues to insure all
~ kinds of real and personal property
as agent for said Company, TO whom ap.
pllcation may at all times be made at his
Office in Burlington. TIE established
reputation of this Company for stability,
fairness and llbcraliiy in their dealings
needs no further commentator.
VIM. A. GRrswoLD.
Burlington, April 6, 1886.
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Bttr Factory.

THE subscribers acquaint their friends
and the public that they have entered
into copartnership, and have opened shop
near the corner of Church and King streets,
where they vii! dress and dye oil kinds OF
Furs, at reasonable prices. They also in.
tend to keep for sale most kinds of DR. Els.
SEQ and DYED FURS, and will buy all
kinds of raw furs. Persons wishing TO have
lurs dressed or dyed are invued to call and
examine specimens of our work at the fac
tory, which i. is confidently believed will
prove satisfactory.
BIERDEMANN g. VOLK.
Burlington, Oct. 70, 1886.
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Martin Van Buren,.

T ARGE portraits flor framing of Mar.
IL TN Van Buren,. Vrce Prcsiden, of the
United States. and Miniatures of Martin
Van Buren,, painted on ivory and set in
gold, received and for sale n, the Variety
Shop. PAnGBoRN g. BRiNsMAIp.
Oct. 90.
NkHE AMERICAN ALMANAC and Re
~ PosIToRY OF USEFUL KNOWLEDGE, for
1887, for sale by
October 9l- v. HARp1scros.
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Broau Cloths,
SATIN BEAVERS.

JUST received on Consignment q case
- OF Ladies and Misses Satin Beaver
Bonnets, being the most splendid and beau.
tiiul article ofthe Bonnet kind ever offere
for tall and winter use.
ALSO full assortment Of Goods OF
every description which will be sold cheap
for Cash al The Cheap Cash Store by
S. EARL HOWARD.
BurlinctOn Oct 7. 1896,
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New Goods-Oct. 10. 1886,

WE received 10 day, gold, openworked.
w chased and plain Guard Keys gold
Bar pins; Spectacle glasses Bcmbazine.
SILK and satin Sucks; Linen bosoms aud
collars; satin boson,s 10 bundles best
Italian violin strings; FIogeole,s; clarified
ros'n; Instruction books for bugles, SER
penis, Tromboncs aud flutes; books on
hand for other instruments; Cologne water,
milk OF soses; tooth powder; dozen bot.
lies indellble ink to mark without pre-
paration; dozen do. to mark with pre-
para'ion; either oft them are good and will
not wash out. For sale at the Variety
Shop. PANGBopN & BR,NsMA,p.
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Dry Groceries.

DIy OIUCeIIeS'
old Hyson,
~ Imperial lin q. canisters.]
Gun Powder, TEAS.
Souchong and Black.
Hyson skin, and Young Hyson
Coffee. pepper, spice. ginger, saleratus.
Lump, loaf and brown Sugars. Lamp OIL,
Moasses, &c.
A good assortment of the above articles
will be kept on hand at the lowest prices.
Oct. IA. LEMUEL CURTIS s. Co.
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This day rcc'd-price so cts,

This day rcc'd-price so cts.
neatly bound in cloth, the Painters Gid
er's and Varnisher's Manual, containing
rules and regulations in every thing rela-
ling TO the art Of Painting, Gliding and
Varnishingi numerous useful and valuable
Receipts; Tests for detecting udullera,ions
in oils, co'ors, &c. and statement OF tho
diseases and accidents TO which Painters,
Gllders and varnishers are peculiarly liable,
with the simplest and best method of pre-.
venion and remedy.
Oct. 7. " HARRING TON.
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Wezv Goods.

TIME subscribers have just received
l. from New York an extensive assor,-
ment of FALL and WINTER GOODS,
comprising all the usual varieties kept in
country store, which we will sell as cheap
as the cheapest.
WELLINGTON. WHITNEY g. co.
Milton Falls, Oct, Is, 1886.
N. d. Also 500 bushels coarse and fine
salt.
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New Goods, Needles.

Saddlers, Mllleners', Harness, Darning,
Knitting. Glovers, Becdings, Assorted &
common sewing Needles; of Hemming g.
Sons Manufacture. just reed at the Varic-
ty Shop. PANGBoRN e. BRINsMAIp.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-11-11
Ve1v Fall Goods.

FLEGANT gilt and plated metal scab.
~ bard Sabres also leather scabbard
Sabres crooked and straight. fine and
common Swords, Holster Pistols Spur,
Sword chains, Belts, sashes, Lace, Buttons,
Plates, and almost all kinds of goods ne,
cessary IN the Military line, this day reed
and opened. Some of our new swords ars
the best we ever had; all Of our military
goods are new and in fine order.
PASoBoRs & BRISsnAID,
sept 49, par,ety Shop
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-11-11
LYMAN a. COLE

IN I'M q OOH"
II AVE reed few bales Of very rope.
II nor BUFFALO ROBES,
Rose Blankets,
Duffie and Point Blankets,
Horse Blankets
Real French KID Slips
Heavy kid do
@ Morocco do
Thick Sole do
a Cater Boots
u Boiver do
Walking Shoes, &c.
A few baskets best Champ'n WINE
Gold Sherry,
Sicily,
Lisbon, Port and Malaga.
14th Oct.