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NAILS.
PERIODICAL AGENCY.
N. ELEE2E3, Chelsea, n.

N. SLEE2 E2, Chelsea, ".
Is Agent for tho following Periodicals. viz:
North American Review, quarterly.
Reprint ofthe Four Quartcrles embracing
the Edinburgh, London Quarterly, Foreign
Quarterly and the London and Westminster
Quarterly Reviews.
New York Review.
American Journal Of Science and Arts.
American Biblical Repository.
Literary and Theological Review, quarterly
American Jurst and Law Magazine.
Christian Examiner.
Boston Quarterly Review.
National Portrait Gallery Of distinguished
Americans.
American Monthly Magazine.
Pcntloy's Miscellany.
Knckorbockcr, OF New York Monthly Mag.
azinc.
Museum Of Foreign Literature. Science and
Arts.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine.
United States Magazine and Democratic
Review, monthly
Law Library, monthly.
Annals OF Education; Edited by DR.. w. A.
Alcot. monthly.
Tho Metropolitan Magazine. monthly.
Journal of the Franklin Institute, monthly.
Gcntlcman's Magazine.
Family Magazine, monthly.
Parley's Magazine for Children, monthly.
The Lady's Book and Ladies' American
Magazine.
Lad les Companion.
Sunday School Teacher.
Horticultural Register and Gardeners Mag.
azinc.
Magazine of IIoriiculturo and Botany.
Library ofileal,il.
Religious Magazine.
Christian Spectator,
Southern Literary Messenger.
Select Medical Library aud Eclectic Journal
of Medicine; edited by John Bell, Nj. u.
monthly.
American Medical Library and In,cliren-
Ger; edited by Robicy Dunglison, Nj. D.
scm.monthIy.
American Journal Of Medical Science quar-
lerly.
British and Foreign Medical Review.
Mcdico Chlrurgcal Review, quarterly.
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
Medical Examiner devoted to medicine,
surgery and the collateral sciences, SEMI
monthly.
Waldios select Library, weekly.
New York Mirror, weekly.
Philadelphia Saturday Courier. weekly.
The Saturday News, Philadelphia. weekly
american Weekly Messenger,
Philadelphia Mirror, weekly.
The Southern Rose, semi-monthiy.
April 10, 1888.
Ii'Alr. Sleeper proposes 10 remain in town
a few days, and, in the mean time, viii receive
subscriptions at the Burlington Hotel.
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10 RENT.
Mary Spooner's Estate.

FHNO the Hon. the Probate Court for the
II distrc; Of Chil,endcD,
The undersigned Nathan c. Sree,er
aud Anna Srcetcr wife OF said Nathan e..
OF Richmond il, said District. the said An,
M being one Of the heirs to the estate OF
Mary Spooner late of Richmond, deceased,
respectfully represents that the said Anna
holds one '1nal seventh part Of said estate
Jointly with the other heirs thereof, and
being DESTROYS to hold the same in scyeraIty
she prays the Hon. Court to order divis.
ion of the said estate and to appoint a com.
mlt,cc for THAI purpose.
.N.AIII.lN' G.. STEETER,
.1.N.F.4 STI2EETER.
BY ". C. S1'REETER,
W'iliston, .AprH l6, 1888.
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Abijah Ellis Estate.
ST.lTE or TERMO.vT

DisTR,cT OF CHIrrENDEN. SO.
The Honorable The Probate Court for The
District Of ChiHenden, 10 all persons
concerned in The Estate Of .1b;jah Ellis,
hte Of Harrington. Il. saM District, de-
ceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS. John Ellis, administrator
w of the Estate Of said deceased
proposes TO render an account of his
administration, and present his accoun,
against said estate for examination and
allowance at n session Of the Court Of Pro g.
bate, to be holden al the Registers office
in Burlington on the second Wednesday of
June next.
THEREFORE,, You are hereby notified to
appear before said Court at the time and
place aforesaid, and shew cluse, if any vou
have. why the account aforcsald should not
be allowed.
Given under my hnnl at Burlington, this
third day Of May, A. D. 1888.
WIN. WESTON, Rertsier.
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STATE or VERMONT.

Di'TRICT OF CUITrENDEN IS.
A Y Probate Cour, hold at Wlliston,
IA within and for the Dslric, Of Chi,,cn
den On the l6 II day of April A. d, 1888,
Nathan &. Slree'er and Ann Strce,cr hav.
ing filed in said Court the foregoing petit.
ton. 1t is ordered by The court that the
said applicants cause tho several persons
interested in the said estate, 0r their attor.
neys if living within This State to be notified
to appear before said court nt Session
thereof tn be holden Of The Eagle Hall in
W,'|ls'on in said district on the third Mon,
day Of May A. ID, 1888, then and there to
show cause. aay they have, why the said
estate should not be divjdcd--by pubIca,
ton of said petition together with this
order three weeks successfully in the Free
Pres newspaper printed at Burlington in
snid district, the last of which publications
to he previous to the said third Monday Of
May 1888.
Nm. WESTO.N, Register.
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NEW GOODS,

ID DOOLITTLE is now receiving
Il from New York his spring supply Of
Goods, consisting of general and well
selected assortment of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
His old stock having been principally
sold out. he is enabled to offer nearly on
entire stock OF New Goods which have
been bought at lower prices than ever
before known. Being determined not to
be undersoId by any one, he respectfully
asks those who have cash to pay for goods
to call and examine his stock.
Burlington. .Wty 10. 1885. 3w
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My SECOND TRIP THIS SPRING.
MMWAMD
or THE CHEAP CASH STORE

OF TIE CHEAP CASH STORE,
INVENT in the new Steam Boat Bur
w lingion. Richard w. Sherman Cant.
winch Ia probably ono Of if not the verv
best hoalng Steam Boat on the American
Or any other waters Of the world, and re-.
turned by the judciously well arranged
ana highly pcasurable Boat Wlnooski.
ID Lyon Capt. bringing The exceedingly
pleasing and intelligent news from New
York, VIZ. the sale OF his $3.50 Windsor
money At IS per cen, scount-,hc arrival
IN and intended departure from Now York
OF me two great Steam Ships from Eng
land, great influx Of the precious metals,
partial resumption Of specie payments by
the New York Banks, declaration OF
dividends, rise on stocks, an advance on
foreign exchange, a full supply Of Goods
selling OF low prices FOE clsh and an innu
merab'c number of country Merchants
from every part of the Union making their
purchases all Of which has had tendency
to restore confidence and creating a better
feeling among men of business hich must
and will be disseminated all over ond
through every CT IS Of citizens Of our once
prospecting and will again be Furnishing
country. showing itself in increased indus.
try, intelligence and cn'rrprisc-Now the
said HOWARD
by being 10 That great emporium Just at
the crisis. fell in with The lid, and current
OF general jny and partook freely, largely
and boun'iinl'y for his own intended bcnn
nj, with view 10 on accommodation Of
his very many and nnumcrabc customers /;
a FOIL portion, assortment and stock Of the
very best the City afforded and from the
whole of which he had the high honor and
privilege Of making his own selections by
paying for them, which he has an opinion
will afford grent treat to visitors and Gus
toners to view free Of charge a, his much
talked of aud General Pariety, Stapie and
E'nmy, Fashionable, Dry Goods, Grocery.
Crochery, Looting Glass, Glass ,cure
Carpetings, Paper Hmgings md Furaist
ing Ware House Establishment. One door
south Bank Of Burlington Vt.
May 9, '33. S. EARL HOWARD
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DR.. RE LEES
T5 GTnTayTAE, DROPS

$ ono of the most cilicacious compounds in
IL tho Noteria yMtdica, for tho cure Of that
class Of invclcratc diseases produced by an
Impure state of the blood, and vitiated habit
Of The body, aid usually exhibiting themselves
in tho forms of Scrofuia, SeH Rheun,, Lep,osy,
81 .4nHony's Fire, Frec Sores, (cvcn When
tho bones arc aiicc'cd0 Whlc Seedlings, (f
apr lied with Dr.. Jcbb's Lnimcnt.) foil and
obstinate Ulcers, Sore Leg and Eyes. Sealdhtad
m chiidren Scurry and Scorbuiic Gout, PIN
Phd or Carbuncitd Faces, fostering ErupHons,
and Penereal 7aints throughout he body, in
which last case tho Drops often cure when
Mercury fails. Thay are also the best Spring
and Autumnoi Phbac to purify and cleanse
tho system from humofs which frequently APP
poar at these seasons Of tho year. Thcy also
aid the process of digestion. and by purifying
the blood, prevent the secretion Of malignant
humors on the lungs. The Proprietor conf
IDENTIFY relies upon the vast number Of sur.
prising cures effected by these Drops, not only
in Boston and its vicinity, but throughout tho
union, for the best proof of their excellence as
an unfailing Alternative Medicine, in all the ca
Sos above specified.
This article has recently been pronounced
by physician Of the first pcc,abily, who
had witnessed its surprising efficacy. as en-
titled, in his opinion to take the lead Of ali
the popular articles known for the above COM
plants, ami indeed it is fast gaining this poins
in public estimation, Throughout the country,
Price s. Bottle, OF six Bottles for So.
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I'd T&EE LADYEs!

NM tliTE aud SOUND Teeth are both an
w ornament and blessing. The best
security for their advantage is to be found
in The nse Of the
BRITISH ANTS EPTIC DENTRIFICE.
THIS elegant Tooth PY,oder, with very
little use, eradlcatcs the Scuruy in the
gums, and prevents the accumulation OF
Tarier, which not only backens, bu,
looscns The teeth, and accelerated their
decay. The DenlrIlice thus removes the
prevailing causes of offensive breath, pre-.
serves the healhncss and f,rdness Of the
gums, and renders The teeth beautifully
white Price so cents.
None arc genuine unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper, by the sole pro
prieor, II. KIDDER, immediate successor,
OF the late DR.. W.T.. CONWAY. For su'e
nj his Counting Room. over No. 90, Couy,
street, neor Concert Hall, Boston, and also
by his special appointment. by J. & J. II,
PECK e. Co, Burlington, Vt.
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Wholesale and Retail.
advertisement :!

TT THE AsTHMATIC AND CDNsUMPTIvE,
FHNllE most prevalent aud fn'a! ot all the
Il diseases incident to civilized society
tho Consumption may generally be
traced to the least alarming Of disorders,
slight but neglected Cold! BY estimation.
1t appears that ONE HUNDRED AID FIFTY
THOUSAND persons die annually of the
Consumption. Most Of these dreadful
results may be attributed TO common Colts,
and negligent treatment Of the harrassng
Cough that generally enaueS, which is
usually followed by difficult, breathing, pain
in the side, and at last liberated Lungs
Violent and repeated Ashmalic attacks
also bring on Consnmpivc symptoms.
One or two dollars expended in the pur-
chase of
DR.. RELIES ASTHMATIC PILLS.
ana little attention TO their timely admin
isltation, will usually ensure a mitigation
Of these disorders, aad generally elfhc,
cure. The Pills are also an easy aud
cifectual remedy for the symptoms prcce
ding aud accompanying tho Asthma and
Consumption For colds, coughs, d lficulty
Of breathing, tigh'ncss and structures across
the chest, wheeling. pain in the side, spi,
ting of bood, &c. Few cases can occur
of any Of this class Of disorders, in which
the purchasers of Dr.. Relics Pills will moi
fad rich return for their trfling expen1i
turc. Price whole boxes, 80 Pills, d
half do - Pills. so Cts.
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@MO8MIRT,MGa

Db's. Baltimore Gin,
90 DO American Brandy,
8 Hhds st. Croix Run,
Holland Gin and Signc,to Brandy.
20 Hnds Molasscs. by
May 10 j. g. J. II. PECK g. Co.
Elisha Newell's Estate.
State or TERMONT,
DIsrRIcr OF CuITTENDEN, S.
The Hon. The Probate Court for The Dis.
tri1 IF Chutenden. 10 all persons con.
earned in The Estate IF Elisha NeueU, tate
IF Charlotte, in said District. deceased.
GREETING.
WHEREAS. Ezra Mech, ndmlnislra
w tor, Of the estate Of said deceased
proposes to render all account of his ad.
mins,ra'ion and present his account
against said estate for examination and a
lowancc at session Of The Court of Probate,
to he holden at the Registers office in Bar.
lngton on the second Wednesday of June
next.
THEREroRE, You arc hereby notified to
appear before said court at the time and
place aforesaid, and show cause, if any you
have, why the account aforesaid should not
be allowed.
Given und"r my hani at Burlington, this
9th day Of May, a. d. 1888.
I'm. JVESTON. Regisier
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Boston Rum.
SEED CORN.
Farther Good News.

my Goods, the Importers sad, were
I'VE very cheap, that | bought when The
two Gren' Steam Ships from Eng land were
at Now York. Since have opened them
at home, am very much pleased indeed
tor The s. Ks and all such kinds Of goods are
lower by % per cent ,han ever knew
them before; 50 that il should sell at old
prices could soon make up my $3.50,
Wndsor Bank Bill loss; but as it was not
taken from customers. it ought not to be
chargeablo on merchandizc. 81 | will not
try 10 makc it in that way, bu, by being
a little more accommodating in showing
Goods, with increased industry and at,en,
tivenr;s TO businoss will soon make il IN,
at this healing and growing season Of The
year. S, Il. HOWARD.
Nov 10 l333.
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N EIW STORE &
NEW GOODS.

" a II + II n 3 o e
DEG leave to give notice that they have
I'D taken the newly fitted up Store, west
side Church. street, two doors above the
square, where they have jus, received and
opened an entirely new and beautiful stock
Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, consisting
in part Of rich figured and plain Siiks,
Chuiys, "JNouseiine de iaine," french print.
cd Cambrics and Muslns, English and
American Callros, Cloths and Cussimeres
together with a great variety Of fancy ar
licles, which viii be sold Cheap for Cash
Nav IL.
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NOW rs YOUR TIME.
e, c., IL DAJIS.


MAS this day received from New
IL IL York la:ge assortment Of Sole
Leather from ITO q cts, Morocco, X I'd,
Boot, Binding, S al, Trimming, Hog and
Lining Skts. Knives, Pinccrs, Stamps.
Jsccrs, Shoulder S ch, Strip Avis, Pa
tent Peg Avis. Awl Blades, Rand Files,
Punches, Sand Stones. Russia Hairs, Nails.
Welt Sets Shoe Keys, Seam Sets, Shoe
Hammer, Break- ard Key, Szr Sticks,
Rasps, S eel Tacks, KIT Files, Webbing.
Foot Cord and Loccs, Galloon, Fitting
Silk, Backing. Poup Clasps, Heel Bal,
Boot lIn' Is &c &c. Shoe Thread Green
Hemp NJ. 10, lIalf B'cnched No. 3, Yell
low No. 3 and Eating Thread, Lasls and
Foot Tees. Also. on hand of his owD
mnrufac', re, Sole. Harness, Bride, Urpcr,
TOP. Stir'ing and Band Leather, Cal'skns,
lorsc Hides. Sheep aud Lamb Skins. -
eoc,s ond Shoes of all kinds.
TIE above namcd articles will be sold
Enr CASH as cheap as they con be pur.
Chased in any place this side Of New York.
Call and see.
Darlington. Pearl ST.,
Nav 0. 1888.
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so Days Grace.

A LII who arc Indebted to The under.
IA signed, whose notes or accounts have
become due are hereby notified lhut roy-
ment must BE- made to US within thirty
days, or to the Sheriff ,hercuftcr.
Il Il g. w l. STRONG.
Nav 10, 1888.
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Dissolution.

dissolution.
"lIE coparinership heretofore existing
n between LovEI.Y g. ABDoTT, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All per
sons indebted to said firm, are requested to
settle The same without delay, with N.
Lovely who is au horizcd to settle The
business OF the concern.
NOBLE LOVELY,
JOHN ABBOTT.
Burlington, May 0. 1888.
The business will be continued at The
Same store, by the subscriber.
N. LOVELY.
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Iinsron, and he olhc, Wooden house situated
nearly opposite John n. Pomero,'s dwelling house.
on Chuch street. lie al,o " shes 10 sell his inier-
est in mortgage, on The Brick Store adjoining The
store owned by Doo. John Peck, on hen0rlh side
OF the Court House Suuaie--nl.o n small building
lot situated on the southwest corner Of Cherry and
Water Suecls, adjoining Mr. Bealtis' The 'c'ms
will Q made easy, one fourth part OF the purchase
money to b. paid in hand, AVID the remainder on IA
liberal credit, with approved security --Pos'eSS'on
will he given on The fast day OF May next, except
The Brick house which Is leased aud under 'enl fur
one year from the 18Th day of August .frt.
I'm. 4. GRiSWCLp,
Burlington, March q lS9s'
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DR.. Relies
ANTI.RTLTTOyIS PILLS.

For indigestion, Loss Of .1ppehie, Listsessne,s,
Headache, Cosfireness Hatuience, ChoLc,
Bilious Affections, &c.
THNO comment OH the efficacy Of these Pills,
Il after successful experience Of many
years in England and America has establish
cd their reputation, is needless Suffice it to
observe, that for redundancy of Bile, Flatu-
lchce. Cos,iveness, Headache, sc. SC, they
will undoubtedly prove far more serviccablo
than those drastic purgcs too frequently en-
p!oyed, and will not only at tho same time
tend to remove the offending cause by gem
Tic motions. and strengthen the digestive
organs, but improve the appetite and removals.
the system. Price so cents
DIR. RELIES VEGETABLE SEE
CIFIC,
For Sick Headache, &c. Price so cents.
None genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper by tho sole proprietor, Il,
KIDDER, immediate successor 10 tho late DR..
w. II. CONWAY. For sale OF his Counting
Room, over No. 90, Court.street, near Con
cert Hall. Boston, and also by his special ap~
pointmcnt, by J. s. J. II. Pee X & Co.
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- IIIlDS. Porto Rico Sugar
" New Orleans do
Q Lump do
2 Limp Oil
9 " best Porto Rico Molasscs, for
retailing
Is chests Tyson, Hyson skin and young
lIyson Teas.
Together with a general assortment of
other groceries for sale very low bv
Nay 10. p. DOOLITTLE
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NOTICE..

"A LIZ persons having unsettled accounts
IA WIN me. are respectfully invited TO call
at my store and adjust them previous to the
l5lh OF May next; those who ncglec, TO do so
VIII ind Their accounts in tho hands of an at
torney, TO whom immediate payment must be
MADE. n.4N Day.
April 81, 1888.
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Valuable Real Estate.

HNIlE subscriber wishes 10
l. sell all his real estate
on Church srIeet in Eur ling
Ton, consisting Of two dwell
linz houses and oul buildings,
one being a Brick house .iIu'
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S IL,

Nm. WESTON, Register,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-19

REV. /. g. SMlflI.-As oul town readers arc
already aware, ibis gentleman oon,cuIplates re
moving from this place. IN few DAYS to Columbia
Tennessee, having been appointed Rector of the
Female Collegiate Institute at that place, tcady We
arc rod Unsuccessful operation. Lynehburg "illoS
in Mr., Smith, n scholar of varied aud profound ao
qatIrmeuts. 4 gentleman OF nbane manrcfs, and
Minister ol picty * usefulness aud our citizens will
We have no doubt. with an unanimous voice. respond
the following resolutions. adopted by the estiy
81. Paus accepting his res enalion oftie pastora
care Of lhat egation,-"h,eh we Gnd in late
No. OF the Saahtrn G.a1eiaasa
Resolved unanimously. that IN conserving Il
sever the relation long subssling between the Rev
/. q. smith aud the seSrs aud people Of ST. Pauls
Church the Ycstry weld 10 the manifest intcrposi-
ton of an NJ wise Plofleuec i calling our beloved
friend and Pasto to more Pc field Usefulness
and whlc they consent to his removal. lhcy must
be permitted tosay that llty cuieitou The most UNI
shaken confidence in hIs unaffected plety n chis-
tal--hlS excellence as minister and hIs great NOR
al worth as mani --and ,ha IN ms separation from
them, they will continue To e cifs ior him the
est feeling oi affection aud kluduesS.
E" Resolved unanimously that III accep ine the call
10 The kccfolshp ol the Female Institute Of Column
bia, Tennessee, our hicud and ttotlcr = anlcstl,
conSults the interests Of the church laigc lis
profound and varied eInlfemenfs Ia all the depart
ncuts oil learning Ills eliei'ens manner OF u1pait-
IN instruction. religious, moral, and intellectual
and his long experience IN teaching, connected
with suhngly kud and AFT eionate manncr III the
managenen oi his pupils rrc enl,uenly quality him
for the station TO which he i called aud lnsple I'm.
doubted oailcnee Of hi, entlie s0cees,."
p.an.sus other advantages or usefulness (-ass the
Chnrchman, the Rev. Mr. Smuh will eaIry with
linn to the Institute, bis splendid Philosophical APP
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b'sf EE d z, T. Z o. =.

- EA ERAl. rcit abli>uc,l remedies f,rcoyo..
,, coins, toNsUMrrIuNs, etc. elc
Percussion Gaps,
Indian Rubber SHOES and Aprons 0ys0r,cd
sE'@.aa.s, rcIy Superior assortment, some Ia
10 j years III STORE,
wines, Bfardlcs * lhu do do do
Chewing Tos;arco, finest Quality,
Lt.As, gf. en x BLACK, Citacoiaic * Rice
tBbE%ss III boAes, ctoice Lnnl, afticl,
IIsl7, - ''''' S''o
Lo1,s u other EogiiA 8. .b,e,icaa Fancy n
''hasihs soaps ol BEST qrahy, so.uc .fthem pur-
Chased IA r2i. -
fssisirss, Almonds, Flbcii>, Palm Nuts. ~.
IFhfrMtHf, very rieAsitc assortment
MrdiTime-, Paints, Oil, D,e-staa.. Surgeon md
10 any IN Virginia, Wv" 'f'''
"eN5 AID PISTOLS. some of them finest quality.
brushes, Vanishes Fancy x water colors
Letter, Cap * Post Office paper.
GAHnEN aud FLOWER SrrDs.
',.'A tci'' several ch.sis rery iou, bv the
chesi or less qaany,
POET sVs& a.. did finest cra,ied D,e,yo anil yoa-
dom Doet Tart,
Snniis aud Smoking Tobacco
wipes. Cisai-Tubcs, and Boxes
room brushes, very lar ,e a, sormeut
OF me SKIM half AID complexion several prepara-
tons for each,
a'"chcr, Friction ana Magic Matches
OF the Frrron 81 gross on COMMISSION,
'ao'i's ana Violin str.:sss. Flutes, Flies,
Ink PONslcr, Lionid and Ind,Iihl. I,,,--s.rt
kinaS
PATENT AND ToMrsoSI,S MEDICINES. all kinds in
Castor OIL, by ia. hattie o,Ilo, ar b.,,,l -
good
Pale Sherry Wine, a few Is gallon casks old
and finest quauy
t'Sss'Ns, f'f0ys.s- aud blank cards, assorted
.icrordsniss, Iamonieans aud Jcws-harps
"OLD' SILVER S'eeiand Seed Beads, fine as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-19

WHAT'S in a -Eome?-ln a late debate in lie
French Chamber Of Deputies, NJ. Moutaivet, the
Minister oil the Interior, in Just fication of bringing
the patronage of his government 10 bear upon the
freedom OF elections referred the practice in this
country. under the late administrations. He said.
- his interference had been perfectly legitimate and
honorable. and that he had but followed the con-
duct of the President ot'the l. States, who disn''s-
se ron Office al the fnnctionlres who did not tsc
then cNertion, to procuia the ic,urn d sofernmea
ranlra'cs. The AmGIclp hnlnounl,, the sud-