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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11

IL the same counties, at the last election, Gil
uers majority owe, Schley, was 30l0 votes. His
majority IN the whole State was 762.
When it Is rccoectei that Dawson and Haber-
sham came ont openly for Henry Clay and Ma
lional Bank. ii would seem, from Il cir leading tho
other candidates. that the great kenluckian, even
with a Bank upon bis back, is hard to carry
in Georgia, as had been supposed. We have no
fears when the question is reduced TO a choice be-
tween Van Buicn and his Political Bank. and Clay
and Commercial Bank, that Georgia will by de-
fault, permit the greater evil she deems it, to DO
fastened upon the county. However lillle she may
relish Mr. Clay. she cannot hesitate to support him.
cordially support hinl,-in preference to Van Bu-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11

4 PEA ~ ABArEMENT.-ln one Of the Quarter
Session courts in Tennessee, one Joe Ph,H,pS was
indicted for assault and battery. The solicitor cal
led him the bar, and addressed him thus " Y GU
are indicted for a misdemcanor, and sta md charged
in these words The Jurors upon their oath, pre-
sent that Joe Phillips late of the county Of -,
on the l0lh day of August, l5-, wit, force and
arms in aud upon the body of one John Scrog gins
an assault did make with guns, pistols, swords
dmks, and clubs, with malice alorethought -
Stop, Mr.. Lawyer" says Joe, "thcre was some
thing OF it. but you're making II - deal worse
than IL was"
well, how was i, :" says the solicitor.
"Why, and John met the road, and SAYS
| to John, This IS bad day for snakln' Then says
he to me, Not very bad neither, for | killed one
near upon rod long Then says |, That's lie.
for there's nary snake in this county hall so long.
Then after good many such compliments passed
between US, says John to me, says he, i dosen't
milk my neig hbots' cows, as some folks do And
then hit hun a lick with my fist on the side of his
head, and then We had real scutfe; fair fight !;
then just And we hadn't gun. nor pistol,
club, dirk. neither; so you needn't be talk
ing all thai nonsense to the Court, when there's
such thing aud John says he's willing to fight
again, II III lei hun strike first"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11

Erirdci 81 a IeffeT rom Wobift ddied 2sh SfPt.
"our Banks in this City. including the Branch Of
The Stale Bank. have resolved To redeem all their
notes OF less denomination than Fire dollars, on
and after the Isl October ncxt. and that from and
after The Is, November next. they will "a Ike man.
ner redeem their FIRE dollar notes "Thisis n com
meneement towards resumption. and will We think
be followed by the inferior Banks. Indeed the PEG
pic here are sanguine that The Cry Banks will re.
sumo on all ihe,r paper. before the lst Janu
A., u.,t-n the mean time. Exchange on the North
is unsaleablc. The State Bank and lis Branches, II
is SAID are have a meeting on the 81 October.
and II the Tuscaloosa Bank can be made give up
cr absurd plan Of advancing on Cotton. and Come
lnio the measure Of resumption, but lire notice will
be taken Of the Banks the northern part Of The
STATE. We think every thing looks fair for rcsump.
nop, and Monday next, we shall get clear oish'n
pasten."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11

Nav OnLr,Ns, Sept. %.
TO OUR ABSENT FRlENDS.-Come home,
and attend to your affairs without danger The
"eathetis w'ntry cold, and the city never more
healthy II You remain long at the watering pl.-
ces' you'll all be caught by Mcssrs. chills aud ,-
yer. SO come home aud attend 10 YOUR business
n. q. american.
The individual reported 10 hive been dangerous
wounded, N the duel fought on Monday, Sepcm
Der 2lih, ~ the Bay OF ST LOUIS with broad swords
IS SAID 10 have died yesterday. The combat was
quite terrible; several wounds having been received
byboh parues:-ihe survivor had his arm nearly
severed from the breast, and his head badly cu-,he
deceased was run through the body but, uo,wh.
standing. was able 10 walk To the hotel from whence
he VAS taksnio tho steam boat and conveyed 10 tin,
city. IN q Ad,,r6s,r
ENECtTloN-O'Nel and Welsh two of The
murdcrcrs of the Spanatd Barha. were executed
on saturday, al the Terrcaux Buui road and al
though The distance from The ciry Is twelve miles We,
the crowd present to witness the Disgusting spectacle
WAS immense.
oAeil from his FIST appearance, we understand.
was quite coniitc, but Welsh came to the .pot will,
su'ic on his countcn.nce, and caiclcss AIR winch
ne uttered however upon seeing the galiows with his
cofhn beneath. They both confessed To th,, Prizes,
VINO was IN Attendance upon them
n o. 1n,srieau.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.
NV Nous he, 4,

The Grea, Western sails this afternoon with large
amount Of specie She will carry out. according 10
NV rsii ate. only an estimate though. nearly half
miIlion IN specie, Of which sl5o.0o0 ,o-da, came
from Philadelphia. The hish tate of exchange.
leading To the expectation IT the preo ,ous metal. Of
ooursc. continues 10 attract great attention. and some
anxiety.
Great efforts are made by tie Administration
parry N this city to throw I.oeofoco voters into
Ne" Jersey. Aher they used there, hey can be
brought back. aud used here.
Exchange on London fo-dI, tell of n huir. and
sales were made n lOt The Great Western will take
out an immense amount Of bills She takes lao
passengers aud could lave had loo more II she had
had room Tor them.
Stocks have rallied little to-day. United States
Bank Is 1924.
Flou, has fallen TO 50 so, a fall Of IS cents To-
day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11
LATER FROM GEORGIA.

We have returns from other counties by ycs,sr-
days mail, to witt Iouson, Monroe. Harris Twiggs.
Marion and Epson, which still farther increase the
jori,y for the Anti Van Buren, ticket Their majorf-
~ is about 700 greater than Gov. Gmers last year
In the 81 counties heard from, the Wigs have e
lccted about 60 members Of the Legislature, and the
Van Buren, party not 30-ihe former having
gained ii members, equivalent to % votes, since
last year. which, if they lose in the counties to
be heard from will give them majority in the neS,
Legislature. This fact shows the strength, Tor rath-
err the weakness,) Of Calhounsm in Georgia He
carries very few followers to the Van Buren, stand
ard, out of South Carolina.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11

The Beet Sugar Company of Northampton, Mass.
are gong on In their enterprise with great activity
Their buildings are in of forwardness, and they
are purchasing heets. lar which ,hey pay five dollars
ton. Some OF the farmers in tha, vicinity have
raised twenty tons to tho aero. The German system
OF manufacturing the sugar is adopted. The root
is died and ground to powder. or the powder de.
coction is made which is reduced 10 such degree
of thickness and suensth 10 chrysalize into SUI
gar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11
PHrLAprLPBiA. Oct. ..

Ot''
MrWise the aeronsti,. made ssurcessini aseension
on Monday. The balloon passed ever the Schuyi-
kiIi. and MI WISE eventually descended. according
10 his romise by letting of the gas gradually at an
extreme height. BY means Of "a cord and puy, he
converted the balloon INTO parachute * thus came
down. IL was a most fearful undertaking. and was
anticipated by competent scientific authority as cal
cuIated to cary with IT destruction OF life.
Nat. Gas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11

A correspondent of the New York Express, in
speaking OF Detroit, states that four years since it
contained less than five thousand inhabitants and five
hundred houses, and now it has three times that
number of both Besides rail road TO Yrsllanti,
of twenty miles in length 1t has a branch railway
connecting the waters of Lake Erie with those Of
Lake Michigan, upon which the daily income is four
hundred and fifty dollars. This is indeed most ia
vorable specimen ofthe results olen,erprze and intel
hgencc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11

ANorHrR ARRIVAL OF GIRAFFEs-The brig Car
roll which arrived yesterday from Alexandra, e.
cypi) has on board male and female Giraffe, with
two EgyptIao attendants. This will be considered by
the lovers of natural history as most fourtuna,e
Renaissance, and we suppose now, that we shall
commence growing our own" Gira1es in this coun-
Try. N. Y Gazette
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11
GEORGIA CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION

GEORGIA CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION
We copy the following returns from the Angus.
ia Chronicle, Oct. 4:
Returns have beeen received from &c coun,e,
VIZ: Richmond, Columbia. Green, Morgan, Taia.
ZERO, Hancock, Warren, Chatham. Lincoln Bald.
win, Bib. Burke, Washington, Jefferson, Laurens.
Wilkes, Eiilneham, Forsyth Hall, Jackson, Clark,
Oglethorpe, Walton, Crawford. Butts, Muscoge.
aud the following is the aggregate for each candidan
ANrINAN buren,. az
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11

A Good H.-A capital ancedote was related to
us yesterday. One of our Cincinnati bellies. beau
~ OF the liist water recently at Saratoga, and
attracted much MISUNDERSTANDING strangers there
was considerable speculation about the fair lady's
identity, &c. A new conner, one day, observing the
number dandys dangling about her and following in
her wake, inquired who she was. That is the Great
" eStern.' Is il! | presumed as much, from the
number of fats she has 1T tow Gin. Ne,cs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11

The counties Of Worcester Somerset and ST. Ma
rvs yet to be heard Gom. The Baltimore Pat
riot reports in them large maorities-bu the Bal,i-
more Republican reports small We think it p,oba-
BILE Gfason is elected by small majority.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF MARYLAND.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11

run by the Y. b. party against the reg uar Viii,
ticket. We class them, however, with the V. n
party Tina, vacancy is hereafter to be fl.
led. In Montgomery. which is decidedly
Wing county. two Van Burentes succeeded
by the split Of the Wing vote between sir can.
didates, while the Vantes only two, although
the county IS entitled TO four
In Frederick county, two of each party is elected
and tie for the fifth delegate.
Worcester county only remains to be heard from.
which, If it return a Wing delegation as it has here.
toore uniformly done. the next Legislature will b,
divided politically as follows:
Uhigs. Loco Foco,.
Senate, lo
House Of Delegates, 40 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11

YELLOW FEVER ~ ArrAKArAs.-The New Or
leans Bee Of tn 2lth ull. says: i" We have recciy-
e' Importance intelligent from this county. The
yello" lever, winch has spared New Orleans has AT
tackled numbers III the Attakapas We lean win
great regret tina, several of the artists of the French
theatre are among lis victims Madame A. Armand
and Mile. Micheot have succumbcd. Perrin lon,
and larorably known as most accomplished mclo.
dramatic actor, was extremely low aud, unless some
fortunate change has taken place, is now numbered
with the dead
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11
JUST RECEIVED

4 UHDS. St Croix Sugar of the first order,
Il Z. Rico do,
boxes Tribe Loaf Sugar
tlerces London Brown Stout,
6 do Philadelphia Porter,
10 barrels Family Roe lierrings,
A large 10, of Stone Buter-Pots, Churns an,
Jugs.
FAMILY BACON AND FLOUR.
WI HAVE JUST RECEIvED,
1000 lbs. pure Family Bacon.
Also, IA lot OF good Family Flour.
MCKINNEY a MOSBY.
August tslt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11

The Mobile Register of the Goth ulr. states tina,
an order has been issued by the Governor Of Mlsss-
sippi.to Brig. Gen. Cater, OF Columbus. to have
the rife corps oiat place held in readiness. there
IS a prospect OF an Indian War in that quarter. Ii
seems that portion OF the Muckabusha Indians, east
OF the Peal nver, in Leake county, are embodied
and threaten to take venganoc on the htes for hay
ing Killed one OF the tribe. They were TO have held
Council on The tenth. Abou, twenty were said to be
embodied.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11

From FoRT GIBsoN.-Thc ST. Louis Bulletin
OF he 20h nit. says that intelligence received
there on the previous day. that an express had been
from Fou Towson TO Forl Gibson, stating that
large body of Indians had assembled the borders
of Texas, within short distance Of Nacog hes.
The papers of the Mexican officer. signed by Bus
'amcnte offering reward and plumber 10 the Indians
should they make an nroad IN Texas, had been OBJ
tanned ald seut to Fort Towson.-lt is supposed that
an INVASION o Texas the oh ec, Of the Cherokee
council, and not an attack upon our frontier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11

InE MonMoNs.-A desperate battle is an,ici-
pated between the Motmons aud the inhabitants of
Howard and Da,iess counties, Missouri. The ST.
LOUIS papers state that the People of Saline
Lafayette, Ray and Clay, in addition TO Da-
vcss and Livingston, sent out volunteers. Cam
den, in Ray, deserted Of Of all lis able bodied
men. The Mormons had fortified their town
Far West-ond were 500 strong. They are well
disciplined and will fight WELL Jo Smith tells them
Il they are beaten they need not expect "A resting
place this side Of Heaven. Some fears were enter
Lncd as 10 the result OF the expected Engagement.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11
rxCALES, Red UKR.I.%'1 JELLr.
Sardines in Oil. etc.

FTNFIE snbsrrIber IS this day opening large sun
Il ply of FRESH ASSORTED d MIXED PICKLES
kYp CuaR.sT JELLY SaRDIsKs ~ OH, etc. Of
tie most ,npeiior quiy. aud AZ The lowest prices.
HOVEB DAVIES.
Ociobrr4 IFS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11

III. electoral vote Of the State, ia candidate w.
Z. Stone Esq. ofJatLs"n threw The glove, and uen.
II. =. Fooie oi Clinton took u NJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11

In Kent county it will be seen that there was tie
between one of each party; and the Baltimore Pa
triot states that the two elected are Wings, though
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11

bet on the Presidential election in 1910 was
made few weeks since at the Mississippi Springs
$40 ,00e 10 =, oo0 that Van Buen would receive
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11
DAIRY EXPECTED.

We have lately purchased, through experienced
friends, a variety of new articles now this
ket, which will receive IN day Two, to wit
several cases of BONNETS, Florence BRAID. Nuns
or Hoods plain Straw, &c. &c.-ALSO, CALicoEs
MEMNos, MusLINs, RIBBoNs, GLOVES, HosIrRY
&c. &c. J.J PURVIS n DUFFEL.
September II tsn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11
TO OUR CUSTOMERS.

nNE ofus having lately visited the Northern
~ Markets, we prepared 10 offer the first
approach OF the Fall season, heavy supply of all
articles necessary
FOR THE FALL Il WINTER TRADE.
These Goods were boucht before the late great
advance in p,ices and will be sold small profit,
Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11
THE COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.

We received some days since the following Crcu-
lar, wb,hw lay before our readers with great lea
sure:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-21

the first tang arang was a failure; II was
too thin. Pork" cried the trumpet TO
tho trombone, and, on The instant, tho two
instruments gave forth q beautiful tang a
rang tang tang. At this moment the
trombone recolectcd :hat nothing had bee n
sad relative to the beans. He suddenly
ceased playing. "Bcans" whispered the
trumpet. "Pork and beans" GOOD"
said The trombone, CHATS enough, here
goes" And he did 90 it, 10 the great re-
lief Of tho poor trumpet, as well as TO the
infinite delight Of the whole orchestra,
who by this time were in the secret
Mcssrs. Cassolnri and Ambrose, two of
the then. as wellos now, members of the or.
chestro. were called to prove the nature Of
the contract. They testified not only to
the above circumstances, but also TO the
fact that whenever this piece was per
formed the defendant had to call out to the
trombone, pork and beans, in order to in
dvco him TO help him through that par'icu
lar piece Of music. Tho case being fully
made out, the jury found for the plaintiff 10
the full amount claimed, viz. 50 50.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-21
Levi q. Pixies Estate.

WE the subscribers, having been appoint
w ed by the Honorable tho Probate Court
for the Dist riot Of Chi,ienden, commissioners
10 receive, examine and adjust the claims and
demands Of all persons, against tho estate Of
Levi G. Pike, la,o Of Colchester, in said Dis
ttic,, deceased, represented insovent, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto; and six months from, the day Of tho
date hereof, being allowed by said court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give no.
tcc, that we will attend to the business of our
appointment, at The Office of Henry Leaven
worth, in Burlington. in said District, on the
Sd Tuesdays Of January and April next, AT
O'Clock. r. NJ, on each Of said days.
Dated, this 9th day Of Nov. A. D. 1888.
II. LE.4YE.NYORTH, ! Commits.
HENRY b. ST.1CY, ( si0ners.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-21
ST.4TE OF VERWONT.

STATE OF TER.NONT,
DrsTRIcr OF CHIrrENDEN, IS.
The Hon. The Probate Curt for The Dis.
trict Of Chittender. To all persons con
cerned in The estate of .qbyah Ellis late
Of Huntington, deceased, intcstaie.
GREETING.
WHEREAS John Ellis Administrator
w of the estate Of the said deceased,
proposes to render an account of his admin.
istralon, and present his account against
said estate for allowance, at the Probate
Court, to be holden at the Eagle Hall
Tavern in Willislon. in said District, on
the third Monday Of January A. D. 1899.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to ap.
pear before said Court at the time aud
place aforesaid, to show cause, If any you
have, why the said account should not be
allowed.
Given under my hand and the seal Of
said Court. at Burlington in said District
this 18th day Of December. A. d. 1888.
CHARLES RUSSELL, Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-21
WILLIAM l.. SowLEs,

VILLA" l.. sowLEs, )Grand Isle county
RrDnIsoross & Co. Term A. d. 1885,
WHEREAS, VIM. l.. Sowles, Of Alburgh,
w in said county Of Grand Isle, com.
nenccd his notion against Nathancl B. Boards.
Icy and Edward s. Goodnow, merchants in
company under the name, firm ond style Of
Bca tdsley and Goodnow, Of Hcnrysvie, in
the Province Of Lower Canada, TO wit. Of Al.
burgh, in said county, and George Is. Red.
dngton. VIM. f. Reddington, Moses p. Little,
John Farr and George W. Fly. partners under
the name, firm and style Of Rcddingtons & Co
OF Bedford in the Province Of Lower Canada,
to wit, Of Alburgh aforesaid, declaring gainst
tho said Beardsley and Goodnow and Red.
dinglons and Co in an action on motto dated
tho 24'h day ofOclobcr 1886, for the sum Of
Two hundred sixty five dollars and sixty three
cents payable TO tho plaintiff or his order on
or before The first day of July 1887, with inter.
est I'LL paid, which note had not been paid, 10
tho damage Of tho plaintiff five hundred dol.
lars. Said cause being duly entered on the
docket ofsaid court at the September Term,
A. ID. 1887, and notice Of the tendency of said
cause having been proved TO the defendants
Beardsley and Goodnow and George Il, Red.
dngton the cause was continued TO the next
May Term said court 1888, and it no, then
appearing to said court lhet the said William
E. Rcddngton, Moses p. Little John FAIR
and George ". Ely. have had persona notice
of the tendency oflhis suit, 1t is ordered by
tho court that further notice be given Of the
tendency Of this suit by publishing the sub.
stance Of tho plaintiffs declaration in the
Huntington Free Press" n newspaper printed
at Burlington in Chttendcn County three
weeks successfully, tho last Of which pubs
Icaions to be -four weeks heforo tho next
term ofsaid court,which shall be deemed utf.
cient notice 10 the said defendants to appear
and answer thereto, and the cause was con.
tinued to the next September Term Of said
court, 1888, and the aforesaid order not hav'
ing been complied with, il was ordered by
tho court that the foregoing order OF pub.
LEGATION b. enlarged to the next term Of said
court
Dated at North Hero, in sad county.
this 10Th day Of December A. D 1888.
JOEL ALLEN. Cferk
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-21
ID 1 T. ID

DIED.
In this town, on tho eth inst Mr. Elias Nyc,
n native orPIympton, Mass. and soldier oftho
revolution, aged 81 years.
In WiIIison on the l4th inst, Mrs. Brundridse.
no ed about 20.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-21

DoREPHUs ABBEY. who was second in
command OF the "Patriots' at Prescott.
and who has ere this been executed a,
Kingston, is a Printer. Some twenty
years ago he wasa journeyman in the Office
vt The Messrs. WEBsrEps and SKrNNERs.
His habits and tastes were then OF the mos,
Pacific character. Both must hove been
strangely transformed or he would never
have devoted himself to the rough trade OF
war.-.Aibanv Journal.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-21

The German MatchIess Sana-
tive, for sale at he Post Office at Grand
Isle w., where numerous testimonial. os
to It's specific qualities in cases of Con.
sumption &c. may be seen by calling at my
office.
DANIEL JACKSON, Agent
December Ia. 1888. GIN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-21
NJ A Il Il I f. ID

NJ A Il Il f d
In Richmond, on tho 9th inst. by tho Rev
AMI Jones, Mr.. Mirou Small, 10 Miss Louisa
Barber. both Of Richmond.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-21

reter r Bristol, Assistant Tellor Of the
Bank OF Buffalo, committed suicide on
Wednesday evening last in the Bank, by
shooting himself through the heart. Nc
cause can be assigned for the rash act.
All moneys entrusted to his charge had
been scrupulously accounted tor. and nc
evidence Of any misconduct con be dlscov
cred. The deceased was aged 23.-Atb.
DaiiV .fdveltiser.
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wAMyEIMMo

w SAN ~ ID I00
@ ~: Y: !: !: a.: :;
A A JOURNEYMAN Har.
VESssy:;SNNNMWMl ness Maker. temperate so.
VN&WNNN% Der habits arc requisite
M|NmmM7NOM qualifications.
6Il0NNVNRlMN .Aiso,-A Lad from | 5
<lQNIND|NDW to ~ years of oge Ms an
apprentice 10 the saddling
IL business.
Cash paid for Horse Hides, Russet Calf,
Sheep, and Hog Skns. delivered at my
shop. SAMUEL S. SKINNER.
Burlington, Dec. 90, 1885
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-21

Cotton Goods Cheap for Cash.
DLEACHED and Brown co,,ons. Twill
ID ed cote on, cotton Flannel, Yarn, Bat.
ting, Wadding, Ticking. and Prints in
great variety, are going very cheap at the
ne,o cash store, by WAIT s. TABOR.
Der 90
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G. r. IS II Nj A S g.
N a w Y q A r.

THOiCE Christmas and New Years
~ Gifts. suited to all ages, sexes and
conditions. are for sale by the subscriber.
The Crislian Keepsate." an annual edited
by Rev. John A. Clark, Phila. 1889.
The Token and Atlantic Souvenir an
annual for 1899. edited by S. &. Good
rich and enriched by contributions from
the pen of Mss Sedgewlck.
The Gin, an annual for 1889 edited by Miss
Leslie, Phila.
The Religious Souvenir for 1889, edited
by Mrs. SIgourpey.
The Youths Keepsake an annual for young
persons, 1889.
Parley's Christmas Gif. do do
/" Tales do do
Holiday S cries do do
Book Of Months do do
Social Amnsemcnts do do
RolIo at School do do
Rollo's Vacation do Go
Juvenile Forget me not for 1899.
Dec. 81, '38. JAMES w. HlCKOK.