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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-05

privateering, it would seem, is about to
commence on the Lakes-rather late for
the season, we should Judge. A Capt
Elmsley the steamer Justice Robinson,
at Toronto, advertises $l2 month, navy
rations, and a can Of grog for dinner, for
recruits to the provincial marine to put
down the patriots in their own way.
The Pennsylvania Canal tolls for the
last year, amounted to nearly One Mill
ion of Dollars.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-05

Museum Building, Baltimore, Md.
Oiaesi established Lacks ofsss, ". w. cor.sv q
Baltimore and cairsrf sfreefs; trhsrs hsrs zee"
raid srsxes prfzss tr saaiisosss Of aotlay.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-05

EHEEsE.-Just .ecc,ed. aud lor ssie u
y A. ROBINSON s. ~
OcioLcl d, 1858.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-05

An Extraordinary Cure. pcriormed By ~
VIM. Evans, Of ioo. Chatham. street, n. M'
" W. w Of 100, Eidr,dgs street. was lsborin
under a disease, which was by many ply sicisn
considered inc,uable. and could hnd no relief frol
any source Whatever, snti he made application :
DR.. Evans. aud placed himself under his succsss'"
course OF treatment, from which he began 10 hn
immediate relief, ard ia few weeks was perfectly
cured
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-09-28
ARMY MOVEMENTS.

An Official order from the War Depart
ment directs the 4th Regiment of Artillery
now in this harbor, TO embark at Fort Co.
ombus, for The army in Florida, in time
10 reach Gareys Ferry on the ION Oct.
Three companies of the LIST Artillery. TO
be designated by the Colonel aud MAJ or OF
the regiment, will 60, without delay to
Hancock Barracks, Me-, and relieve com
panies G and Of the second infantry,
which, with companies B and ! of the
same regiment, will concentrate at Fort
Columbus, with as little delay as practical
BILE, and Immediately thereafter, under, the
command of the Lieut.. COL, proceed to
Join the Florida army via Gareys Ferry
" Y. GAG.
A company ofU S, troops, under Capt
Van Ness, passed through this place few
days since, on their way 10 Troy W.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-09-28

In Burlington, at St. Paul's church, on Tuesday
the 25ih inst, by the Rev. Il. Thompson, MIR. Mo-
SEES L. Bates TO Miss Jane A. Steers. both Of Col.
chester.
In Fairfax, on the 10Th inst by II. Z. Ilubbcll,
Esq, Mr., A Ionzo &. Brush TO Miss Sophia Soulo,
both Of Fairfax.
In this village, on the 26h inst, by the Rev. ST.
Las A. Crane, Solomon W. Jewett, Esq, of Wey.
bridge, to Miss Mary c. Jewer, Of New Haven.
Ia Huntington, on the 23l inst, Mr.. Philandev
Farr to Hiss Maria Scott.
In Huntington, on the 20lh inst. at midnight, Mr..
John Tucker TO Miss Betsey Darling, both Of Hun
tington.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-09-28
NAME.

The result of the recent contest in Maine,
seems but to have inspired tho Wings Of
that State with new zeal, Their spirit is
unconquerablo, and like true patriots they
stand in firm array around the standard OF
their country, resolved not to abale tylhe
of their exertons until they plant it Sc.
curely upon the ramparts Of the consli,u-
ton.
In a number Of tho towns which failed
to make choice of members on the regu.
lar day Of the election, there was q second
trial on Monday week. The Wings raj.
lied with unbrokon courage. and so far as
we hsvc beard. were successful. In Eal.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-09-28

FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER IS

Under our foreign head, the reader will
find some interesting items touching mat.
lcrs and things in Canada. The censure
thus cast by the government upon Lord
Durham, appears TO have been as little an.
rlcipa,ed by that distinguished individual,
as by the public generally in this country.
We cannot but regard the measure as
captlous and ll-advised in the extreme, so
far as the true interests of the mother
country are concerned. But it is not our
province to find fault in this respect. Lord
Durham of course resigns his commission
and the administration of the government,
for the time being, it is SAID, will ngur
devolve on Sir John Colborn. That go.
vernon must indeed be wise man, whc
can restore quiet, or give satisfaction &c
either party in Canada, under present cir.
cumslances. The thing is impossible.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-09-28

The Great Western arrived at n. York
on the 2j,h inst. in &c days from Bristol.
The only news Of importance concerns the
grain market. 1t is now fully ascertained
that the crop is greatly deficient, both in
quantity und quality, and large supplies will
be required from abroad. Good wheat was
selling at s. % per bushel. At any thing
like Ibis price large shipments will be made
from this country. and we may as well
make up our minds for high prices 10 begin
with.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-09-28

mouth, they elected their candidate by
twelve majority. In Minot, which gave
Fairfield five majority, they also trlum.
Pied. So also in Bristol, where they sue.
cccdcd by fifty majority. In Windham,
which gave Fairfield iwcnty.elght ma
jori,y, there is again no choice, Mount
Desert has for the first time in many years
elected Wing.
The Election in this State disappointed
almost every one, last year, while not a
few have been equally disappointed in the
late canvass but, as it strikes us, with
out just cause.
cit will bo recollcctcd that whllo the
votes of governor Kent were last year in,
creased more than 10000 over those Of the
preceding year, those of his opponent were
increased little more than 1000. There
is again an increase of near 5000 to the
vote Of gov. Kent this year, making an
increase of 10 900 in two years, while the
increase OF the opposing party VIII not eX'
coed 2 900 in the same period. 1t is now
apparent that both parties have brought
out their full strength aud if their rela
tive numbers be compared with those o
the election of 1886, it will be found tha
the Wings have gained upon their oppo
nents 3 1000 votes q year. The same rat'
Of increase for another year, will give then
the ascendancy. These facts 60 not lndl
cato a declining or an unpopular cause
On the contrary, they show that the caus
is popular and growing onc-ihat th'
people are becoming better acquainted
with their best interests and that nothin!
but perseverance, aud OH adherence Il
their prime pies. on the part Of the Wings
is necessary to ensure them q comp'et
triumph in Mainc,as well os in grea! ma
jority Of the States"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-09-28

Some considerable light is thrown upon
the result Of The recent election in Maine
by the following prophetic paragraph from
a Report upon Executive Patronage, sub
United TO the Senate in 1926, by commit.
tee, Of which .Marlin Pan Buren was
chairman. When prophecies are fulfilled,
it often happens, as in this case, TINT the
fllilment is principally brought about by
the contrvances of the very prophets who
uttered them. The paragraph to which
we refer is as follows:
We must TOOK: torwura TO The time
,chen the public rerenue pcrN be Doubted ;
,chen the cicii and military o0icers Of the
federal government uW be qualrupled
,chen it, influence over indiriauais qcW b
multiplied 10 an indefaite ertem ; ecten hc
nomination Of The President can carry any
man Mrough The Senate, AND HIS RECON-
| MENDATIoN CAN CARRY ANY MEASURE
THROUGH THE TWO HOUSES OF CONGRESS
,chen The principie of pubhc action ,ciN b,
open and acowcd 1.-THE President wants my
vote, and ! want his patronage / acii
cote as he ,cishes, and he ,clN gire me III
office / Wish for.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-09-28

After s. orm comes calm. The Sen
tinel has done grooming about the election,
and, strange to say, yesterdays paper con-
tains not word in reference 10 The College.
What can this mean? Unless our eyes
deceive us, the proud swelling dome of the
university, still lifts itself in solitary gran.
dcur above " he democracy of NUMBERS
and its vesper bell doubtless wakes the
slumberng recollection of the Sentinel to
the awful fact that on " irresponsible cor
poration" still exists. Does The Sentlne
mean TO submit to this Shade Of Don
Qlixot, forbid
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-09-28

in 30 aggravated a case could hardly be
blamed, Some have suggested that the
expectation Of Tea to England will be pro
hlbltcd. IT so, very serious results may
follow. The loss of the tea trade would
be an immense injury to British commerce.
The present condition Of affairs is remark
able, and adds another instance to the
many on record Of the marvellous nconsls
tency OF human nature.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-09-28

BRITISH OPIUM SMUGGLERs..-lt is On
old aud sensible observation that he world
is n strange compound Of WISDOM and folly
Every day we have glaripg instances of an
Inconsistency in The actions of societies and
communities, which, if exhibited by on
individual, would inevitably con,ign him to
ap abode in Lpna,lc Asylum.
We were led - the above reflection By
some paranra phs which have recently ap-
peared in certain Of the English papers
relative TO the cndcavnr 10 force the trade
OF opium in the celestial empire contrary
10 the open mandates Of the Emperor
mandates founded on the best and most
enlightened principles
q Il who are familiar with the dreadful
| effects produced by the excessive use Of
opium fleets ten times more to be dep
rccated than those attendant on tho i'm.
moderate use Of spiri'uous lquors-uust
respect The motives which have induced
the Emperor Of China to forbid the impor =.
taliun of this baletnl drug into his extern
sive domnlons. The opium trade has
however, long been the most profitable
branch Of commerce between the British
East Indies md the celestial Empire. The
christian subjects of the British Govern.
mcnt have held the monopoly OF this trade
and It's suppression Of course Interfere,
greatly with their gains. Behold them
therefore, not content with smuggling TIE
forbidden poison into the Chinese ports
but actually cqnaplng vessels of war It
attack the revenue boats whose duty it il
to enforce the laws Of the empire.
Opium has thus been carried Violent,
aud by force of arms into The hear, Of tn,
Celestial Empire, by the subjects and eli
2cns Of nation whose offirls 10 the caus,
OF temperance have made hem remarkable
, TO the whole worlG-whose exerlions il
J rifCc'ing the abolition of slavery hav
Involved them ~ great trouble and eXpens
, and whose tendency to ultra srclafanlsr
has been matter OF; history ence the day
Of Oliver Cromwell. Nor can this ope
e violation Of moral and international law
G regarded nosey us The act Of private ind
vduals, since in such cases it is the duty {
Tie government to iDterfere-to take a
active part in the suppression Of cue
g enormi'Ies. This duty they have negleC
ted, and by that neglect encouraged tt
8 mos, lawIcss aud unprInclpIed traffic th
Q Imagination can suggest. And this, TO,
d at the very time that the very same COY
c eminent has been and is exerlpg ever
h nerve from motives of mistaken phIan,hrt
Y py to abolish slavery in the West lndIes-
u an experiment already attended with
81 train Of difficulties aud disasters whiC
1t will soon entirely destroy the prosperity
g those Islands under the British sway.
nj What will be The course Of tho Empor
e. at China in tho present exigency it 10 diff
t.. cult TO determine. The most violent &C
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-09-28
DI1PJJNt,TON CATTLE MARKET

A report of the Burlington Market will be mado
for the following week through the months of Oct.
aud November, commencing on Monday and corr
rec,cl according to Brighton Market viz. Oar.
relling catie-mess beef 81. 75c. No. l. S.. %.
No. 2, 81. IS per cwt.-First rate Oxen Tor
Brighton Market Sc. SOC a 81.
ID. & ID. A. KIMBALL.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-09-28
SCHOOL DISTnJCT NO T.,

The inhabitants Of School District No. 10, in The
town Of Burlington, are requested 10 meet at John
Towards Hotel, this evening at O'Clock, 10 which
ime the meeting stands adjourned, to take into
consideration the subject Of building School
House in said District BY order of
Sept. IS. The PRUDENTIAL CON-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-09-28

In Charlotte, on the 2lst inst. Dea. Newton
Russell, in The 77h year oihs age.
In Richmond, on the 20h inst. Abel Cooper,
Esq. in the Goth year Of his age.
N. b. Printers in this state are requested 10
notice the above death.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-09-28
We find tho following complimentary
notice in the last Plattsburgh Republican.

Coz. BROMLEY begs leave to return his
thanks to the members OF the Burlington
Band, who kindly offered their services and
were reviewed with his Regiment at
Pla,tsburgh on the nth OF September -
And to say to them individually, aud as q
body, that their skull as musicians and then
eentlemany conduct whilst at this place
does honor to their association and their
village, and TO their own characters as pri'
vate citizens.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-09-28

tween Nashville and ClarksvllIe, was xii.
led, on the eth ult. by his own wife. Ia
one of his fits of Drunkenness, he com.
menced whipping her according TO custom.
when she seized knife, and, with a single
blow, severed the principal veins ond ar,e-
rles OF his neck. He died in few minutes.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-09-28

Music. I'VE understand that Mr. and
Mrs. Mott propose to give musical enter
tainmcnt, in the course Of the ensuing
week.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-09-28

a NAN KILLED ny HIS own wIrE.-A
men named Lext, living on the road BE-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-09-28

NALICOES, for the Fall and Winter,
W fastest fashions, by
WAIT and TABOR.
Sont Of
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-09-28

NRENCH and ENGLISH MERINOS
L. ofsuperlor quality by
WAIT e. TABOR.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-09-28
NEW GOODS.

A Great Variety Of New Goods. just
IN received at the New Cash Store
moderoteiy cheap, by
Sept. Of WAIT and TABOR.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-09-28
COFFEE.

Az Bbls. Of the best OF Winter on, fos
~ sale by FoLLETT g. BRADLEYs.
Sent. "a
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-09-28
Sept. 81.

"a "a inch Burlaps, tor Wool and Hop
Is ~ Sacks, by WAIT g. TABOR.
Sent. 81.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-09-28

A good lot of Gloves and Hose
NAV be found at WAIT q TABOR5. q
NVERlNO SHAWLS-chenpes than
lVA ever, by WAIT and TABOR.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-03
BRANDRETH-S
Vegetable Universal Pills.
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Richmond. April :, 1887 Itu
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-03
Az the blanket disappeared.

his coun.enance. As the blanket disappeared,
he stuck his hands in his breeches pockets, heaved
deep sigh, and lapsed into a profound reverie;
from which he was only reused by the cuts at his
father He bore them as long as he could; and
when he could contain himself no longer, he be-
gan, with certain wildness ofexpression, which
gave peculiar interest to what he uttered: ''His
backs mighty bad off; but dod drot my soul, if
he's put il to daddy as bad az he thinks he has.
for old Kits both blind and des, I'll be dod drot if
he ent."
"The devil he ISL said Blossom. 'Yes dod
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he einf His eyes don't look like it; bu: he jist
a: lere go agin the house with you, or in ditch.
as any how. Now you 60 try him." The laugh
vas now turned on Blossom; and many rushed to
ties, the fidelity Of the little boys report. few
experiments established its truth, beyond contro-
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"Neddy' said the old man, s'you ough:I.'t to try
and make people Disconnected with their things
Stranger, dom, mind what the little boy says. II
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you'll find him all sorts Of horse. You a
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got hold Of: but don't give away Kit. Come Ned
DIV, my son, let's be moving; the stranger seems
to be getting snappsh. Family Magazine.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-03
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oee. of III. Indiana Mutual Fire-Insuranee Companyl
IxDaANAroL,s, Dee. 9, 1887.
ABSTRACT OF TIE RHroRr rHE DIREcroRs THE MEN-
sERs, At ANNUAL MEETING or THE INDIANA Mt
ruAL FnE Insurance COMPANY, HELD THE OFFICE
OF THE CoMPANY, ON "WEDNESDAY. DEcEMcER 3, 1881
The Compan, commenced issuing policies on March 20s
1887, and the close of the Official year, November 3oh
1897, the number issued was $50.
Insu-iay n property 70 the amount Of Si,lso,5SV
- .s use he .a sum Of 1850
AI noun, Of Of 40 '-> ~ sl,l5s.soo
The whole amour, of Premium taken
on the above, including additional notes,
taken OF alteration, increasing
or rbi,h ha, been discharged the sum of 2,22o IS
Leaving tn. so., amour. of note. in soce. sos3sl5 IS
Tt- nu.nbe. OF Policies wholly discharged
Leaving tbs ruuber in force. ai6
RECEIPTS.
The w hole amour, of 5 per censagc receiva-
bl. OF the Premium notes as above, is S4sol,,9A
ArnS.in, receivable for Policies, Aoo W
Maxim, the whole amount, s4,75I 7si
EXPENDITURES.
Whole OF incidental expenses includi nS conpen-
sa,ion 20 the officers and agents S3,3l5,31i
! Leaving balance in the Treasury, On Novem- =, !,
OF which he sum of $1,000 i, hands of rae Treasu
e. and balance is due from Agents. and Tor foces IN
the office.
No LOSSES sustained by tie Company dur
I ing the past year.
the Reoor, of the directors will published hand
form, and the members j. deemed unnecessary
say any hin addition TO the above statement OF te
Company excepting rapidly extending It's insurance
and consequently increasing its ability 10 meet losses IL
confidently hoped that the citizens OF the state generally
avail themselves of the advantages OF insurance IN
| this Company.
| By order of the Boa
| CHARLES w. CADY, See'tu.
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DOOk EINDING.-T'hc subscriber having furcha-
sea he BIN derry, formerly owned by Jesse Stanley.
prepared 10 execute orders the above business with
deeDatch Persons wishing Blank Books made, have
them ruled any pattern By leaving directions The best
of paper used, If wished, and the work executed in
sie which ne is persuaded will the appreciation Of
all who Ky him. f-Aa assortment Of BLANK BOOKS
" III be kept hand, and OLD Books REBOUND. Prices
moderate
0-BiSDERr situated Main over Cole & Ham
iltorl'. Boot and Shoe Store. w. NJ. LEEDS.
Rich!noal, l2,h mo. OH, 1887. 4Stf
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will DO charged fox colan of 1000 cr 500 per annu
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Will ba made advertisements longer quarter Of
column, inserted by the half year, not al
tered Chaacey notices and petitions divorces mus. be
paid invariably in advance. Advertisements coming from
abroad, be accompanied with ,e cash, unless ordered
for publication by b-c,he. PUBLISHER.
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GIVING NOTICE.-Our Wh- Rsading Room, is
well supplied wiz, valuable documents aud papers
please call and see Those who subscribed
Informed the Treasurer T. T. Turner hold, the
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