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D'DR J EE'S
Rheumatic Linimlent.i

will afford immediate reliefto the patient. ard
has sometimes been attended with such extra
ordinary success as TO cure tho most distress
sing Rheumatism in tmeniy.fow hours, even
when Of ve;rs standing.
This highly valuable L,nin,eni is rccom-
mcnded with confidence founded on the cx-
pcfience oinany years, no, only as a cure for
that eXcrucailng disease, but as an excellent
application or STIFFNESS OF THE JOINS, NUMB
NESS, SPRANs. CnILBLAINs. &c.
Among mass ol'testlmony in favour Of the
success Oft the Imminent, as thorough RENE.
dy for RHEUMATISM, the proprietor selects the
following as presenting genuine instances of
It's efficacy
Ne,C and surprising cases.
u 4 gentleman. Mr.. r. of Charlestownv
who can bc referred to had been confined 10
his bed most Of the time for n week, suffering
most cXcrucia'lng pain from Rheumatism; af.
Ter having had recourse to the round Of anti
dotes usually rcsorted to in this complaint but
without benefit and while in this state cl
suffering, and no prospect Of relief, Mr.. Caleb
Symmes, who was his neighbour. and who.
towing TO the extraordinary benefit he had
inexperienced from its use. recommend.
cd The article with such confidence as induced
Mr.. Il. 20 make use oft, which he did, with
the usual success attending It's administrator
viz: immediate mitigation IF pain relief and
curet
lPMr. #. OF this city, was attacked with a
very violent Rheumatism in his back, which
an application of this Linment on going tc
bed instantly relieved, and cured by morning
observes he nerer used oHpHmS winch gave
him so mu-h and so ,rrcai rpl,cl.
lTAn old Revolutionary Ohicer pear Bos-
I, IN. was sorcy afflicted for years with 'he'i'
,,o tic complaints especially in his on!ls aHd
limbs, which were frequently much swoIleH,--
conlG obtain ont temporary relief from med.
;c,I odr, &c, or the use Of various remedies, and
had t,sn, ed OF help; when friend who had
witnessed in wonderful effects of this Linz
mont odyi,c,I him 10 make use oft, which he
did. wnh the mo st happy effect; Il red"ced The
SwtiiHg in one @- W.
This article is cc,' S'dered so superior 10 ercrV
N,jnr Use. nnG 10 piss, sss"ch uncommon riri"cs,
That Il is ordered from d. Sta@t parts Of The cOnn>
try. IN,
r-An agent recently ", ties "Piease send
me further supply Of Jobb's Imminent The INST
oppor,unily-l shalt probably sen consider
able quantity. as II is recommended Oy some y
our phgSiciaas rery highB.
iI'Anulhcr agent writes: 81 whh you 10
forward me some more of Jebbs l'hl'hch''
whicc has recommended itself very high ~
Price so cents bottle.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-23
MOy2JSON,S PILLS.

VN1E present this medicine with tue Iulcs'
w confidence to the consideration OF the
sick and discouraged nvalids, and urge you
TO take them we ,pere as unbclievlng IN thclr
efficacy as any one possibly cou'd De; put
there has been too many cases OF cures IN the
town of Burlington alone, TO permit US TO
doubt their good qualities. we Know OF
persons cured of what the "facuNy pro.
nounced to be ncurabe. confirmed ConsGmp.
zion; some of various klEds OF levers ana
some of these cases given up as past cure
before tho Nlorrison's Pills were administered.
We can send you TO persons here Two were
taken down with fever, ono was put unde: Inc
care of Physician, and the other was put
under the operation of Morison's TIIls; ms
one was ~ aud well in few days ana the
other was gwen up, (last Friday. Fen. 9'h'
1888, as incurable by the Phf>Ician.) hc was
then put under the operation OF Mort son :
Pills. and is now Deb 17tb) dong well. we
can shcw you person. who returned from me
West very sick wh the lever and aguc' he
was at er much pcrsuasion induced TO take
this medicine and was shortly well inns gen
tlcman and brother aud father use IL III 'hclr
families in all cases Of sickness. ana 50 90 all
the rest This is the medicine when does nol
weaken when taken every day, week after
week, but on the contrary, as thousands upon
thousands do testify, it strengthens, enliVH''s'
and builds up the system. Hardly day
passes but what there are some case Or cases
Of cures reported TO US, effected by this, first
aud best Vegetable Medicine ever invented.
The public will please bear in mind that, until
this had obtained an established reputation no
other Vegetable Universal Medicines were
hep I'd Of, but now they ale ST ringing up like
mushrooms, evidently initiating Morlsons,
but they succeed badly, they cannot make
them like his aud they do not have the great
and beneficial operation, which Morlson's do
The calls for this medicine continue to increase
every where aud the cases Of cures a'e multi.
plying daily. For the leading principles OF
the Ivgean or Morisonan Theory Of disease
Sc. see Burlington papers, Of February 1888
EViRY BOX AND PACKET sold IN Vo!-
mont is signed by Pangborn & BrnsmaiI,
State Agents; appointed by Geo. Taylor,
10 Chamber st., New York. member of the
British College Of Health. and sole llygcan
delegate to The United States sen, out by
said College in place Of II. Shepard and
Moat. removed. They will also be signed by
the sub. agents appointed by us in their re
pective towns. NO OTHERS CAN BE
GENUINE.
PANGBORN & BRINSMAID.
Srlts .4renis, BURLINGTON n
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DR.. Relies
AROMATIC PILLS FOR FE.M9I

AROMATIC PILLS FOR FEMALES,
are regularly taken according to the drec-
tons accompanying them, they revive and
establish the desired healthy habits, and
restore to The pallj counlenance The natu.
raj glow of health and good spirits.
The Pills are an approved general rene
dy in cases of Distractions; Debility; Hy:
nochondria Green Sickness Gidd,ness.
PaIpIrallon OF the Heart bad Dieestions-
Loaihng of Food; Pain of the Sto,rsch
Shorlncss Of Breath upon every little mo-
tlon, Sinking Of the Spirits. and its conse-
quences, a detected counrenance. and dis.
like for exercise and conversation.
Married ladies' will fluid the Pills equally
useful, except N cases Of pregnancy. phen
they must not be taken; neither must thew
be taken by persons of hectic or consump.
tive habits. They may b. used successful
" by either men ar women in all Hypochon.
driac, Hysteric or Popourish disorders. In
all cases of his description, the Pills purify.
lnvigorale, and revive The di.ordered sy..
lem' Price s l,5o box
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Arrangement for 1898.

1VHE Stage Drivers, and Post Riders,
4 on all the routes going out of Bur
lno,,,n Will deliver one and three dollar
packets oft.he genuine Morsons Pills, or
Vegetable Universal Medicine of The Brit
ish College of Health, free of expense to
pu chascr,', except the payment for the
Pills. BE particular and see that each
packet and box is signed IN ,criting by
PanCborn & Br,nsmald. No others are
made by .Norison he Hyge'st
PANGBoRN d BRINsMAIo, State agents.
FEB. 8, 1888.
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iNcr establishment.
CRIAE. a. ETEWMMS ON,

q n ANTNU tNken NC C0OIncI Shop on
q L. the east side of the Court House
Square, formerly occupied BY Abbott &
Wood, where he intends carrying on the
Cabinet making business in u j i's branches,
and hopes by puncualty and strc, a'en.
ton to hls business, to merit a share OF
public patronage.
n B. All kinds of fancy work. snch as
Ladles work Boxes, Portable Desks, Shat
tonlcrs, Music Stools, Foot Stools, &c. &c.
made and repaired with neatness and on
short notice.
1J'Almost all kinds of Lumber and pro
visions taken in payment Tor cabinet furnl.
ture.
Burlington. Feb. |. 1888.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-23
DUMFRIES'
ITCH OINTMNT!

NNIfE eXIenslVe sale and established repu-
D. talion Of DUMFRIES ITCH ONT.
MENT, encourages the Proprietor to recon-
mend it with renewed confidence to the pub.
lie, as most innocent as we'll as pouerful
application for this annoying disease. The
most invcterate cases have been CURED IN
ONE HOUR! by this esteemed Ointment. 1t
contains no Mercury. or other noxious inare.
dent. aud may be confidently applied even 10
the youngest children. or 10 pregnant fema lee.
Price 37t cents.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-23
ID ia M ~ Z $ IT, II z.
]. LEWIS

MOULD respectfully inform the pub
w hc tina; he is now ready to pra'lce
in the above business. From q perfect
knowledge and practice OF the business he
feels willing to affirm that it will be done
in the ncates manner.
Calls will be strictly attended to at their
respective dwellings,. or at his room al
J. Potter. College Street.
Burlington. Enb. 8. 1893.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-23
Is u Il l. ! " G. TO "
FEMALE SEMINARY.

yhNl1E Spring aud Summer Term, of the
\. Burlington Female Seminary, com
mence. March l,t.
EXPE n ES.
Board. including Washing, Fire and
Tuition in i.fngIsh and Latin, S per ar,
French, So s.
German, s. -
&" Linear and i 'erspec've s. "
i0rawlng,
{" Vocal Music. TO Music q
pupils s., hers
-" Instrumental Music, sl2
Piano and Guitar,
Applications should be made IT, Inc rfin'
cipaI, NJ. G.. GREEN.
Burlington, Feb |. 1888.
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DRY GOODS,
DRY GROCERIES,
CROCKERY.
Compiled Laws of Vermont.

INfIIS new edition in one neat volume
Il comprises all the public acts of the Leg.
lslaturc ofthis State, together with list Of all
local and private acts, and acts repealed from
heycar 1924, TO 1885, and is now for sale , at
the Book Store ofJames w. IIickok, in Bur-
Iington, at the reduced price of Sc cents per
volume Lawyers and Magistrates, who are
not supplied with the volume,are advised 10 EN- .
brace this opporlunity,to complete their sctt
OF the Statute Laws.
Burlington, Jan. 81, 1888.
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Htu IN r. hfES
[CP !May1 WAT

This, well established Wash far The E,e. is
perfectly innocent. and gives immediate relief,
even in very aggravated cases ofsoreness and
inflammation. Price 25 cents.
II Il Is LIT ATED FEMALES
HsN!tE complaints peculiar to the female
T. part Of The community, have been
long successfully treated by he administ,n.
lron ofthe aromatic Pills, originally pre-.
scrlbcd and compounded by DR.. RELFE.-
They cleanse the blood from those disor.
ders of the female constitution, for which
the Pills. are an effectual specific; thew
restore free circulation reform The irreo
uIar operations of the saneulferous system,
and rectly the dsordered habits. The
proprletorS confidence in the superior ex-
celcnce of this equally innocent and pow.
crtuI preparation, Is founded on the most
decisive testimony from many restored pa
'leois He can assure this portion of the
public, that when
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-23
vs.. Cour., August
JAMES REyNoIDS \ Term 1887


WlIEREAS Lyman N Hail. OF Rch-
w mond, in SAID County of Ch'i'cnden,
commenced his oc,ion against James Rev
nolds OF llogonsburgh, IN the state of N.
York, a, the March Term 1885. of SAID
Court. declaring against the said Reynolds
IN plea vt the case, for that The said Roy
nolds, on the 10Th day of February 1926,
at SAID llogan>burgh, made and delivered
tn The said Hall his certain note OF that
date, for the sum of one hundred and twen
~ tour dollars and one cent, payable by
he first day of October then next, with
mi eres, to the SAID Hall or bearer And
also, for two hundred dollars. money had
and received by the said Reynolds, and
which he promised To pay on demand, and
stating that no part of either Of said sums
had been paid though often requested, to
The damage Of The Plaintiff, three hundred
dollars. which said cause was entered on
he docket of SAID Court at their sad
March Term 1885, and has been continued
from term to term until the present Term
Of SAID Court. And it not being made TO
appear to said Court that the said Rev.
nods has had personal notice of the service
and tendency of this suit, it Is ordered by
the Court that further notice be gwen OF
the tendency thereof bv publishing the
substance of the Plaintiffs declaration II,
the "Buringion Free Press" newspaper
printed III SAID Burlington, three weeks
successfully. the last OF which to be thirty
days before the sitting Of said Court at
their next Term, which shall be deemed
sufficient notice to the said Reynolds &c
appear and answer thereto.
Dated at Burlington, aforesaid, this 24ll
day of January. A. d. 1898.
! WM. NOZZLE CIcrk
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Paints, Oils and Dye Stul1s.
10000 ii. White Lead
oils Venetian Red
Is do Whining
do French Yellow
do America do
70 do Spls. Turpenline
25 do Lnscej on
1000 gals, pure winter and fall
Sperm OIL
$50 bbIs ground Logwood. 81.
Domingo,
IS do do do Campeacby
$50 do do Fusric
100 do do Nicaragua
60 do do Gam Wood
10 do do Bar do
I2 do do Peach do
10 do do Qnercilron Bark
80 do Nader
25 Demjons OIL Vitrol
10 bbs Alum
do Blue Vllriol
Ccroons FIo'ant Indigo
Case Bengal do BY
j. e. j. II. PECK g. Co
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-23
THE HYGElAN THEORY OF DIS
EASES,
AND GENERAL DIRECTIONS FOR THE USE OF
MORISO'S UNIVERSAL MEDI.
Gle 5,
OfMe British College IF Health, London
The lcading Principles IF The Hygeian or
Morisonian Thlory IF Diseases are
contained IN The fohowing Propo

oUtoHo
/. The vital principle is contained in
the blood.
9, Every thing in the body is derived
from the blood
3 Al diseases arise from the mpuri,y
IN The blood.
From the blood all the solids are derived
and nurishcd-all The other fluids are
secreted--nnd all the substances approprl,
a'ed to repair the injuries done to Ia"
body are supplied. The rudmcnl of the
future heart (and the circulating system J
It is well known, precCdes the formation Of
other parts Of the body and is visible for
some time before any trace of the brain
can be d,lIno uisbcd.
As the blood is The builder up of the
body and source of general health, so 1t is
also OF universal disease; that being ilnld
while circulating IN the body, it is more
unfnrm IN lis appearance lhan any OF the
solid parts, winch accounts for the dlfficul .
~ OF detecting any foreign or morbfick
matter which may be circulating with 1t
The masms OF fever are harmless To
every other part of the system, and only
become miSchlcvout when they reach the
blood. lflhe blood become once imprrg.
mated with peculiar laut,it is wonderful to
remark The lcuacny with which it retains
il, though often IN state of Inactivity for
wears, or even generations. Hence all
hereditary diseases, consump'ions, nc.
Every germ and fibre of every other
part, beng formed and fed from the blood
aud all communication to the solids beng
cut of, except by the circulation, where
else can we look to, as the seat of such
ID ANTS or predrsposllions for disease, or .Jor
The cause Of disease itseD?
4. Pain and disease have the same
origin and may therefore be considered
synonymous terms.
S. Purga'on by vegetables is the only
effec'ua mode Of purifying the blood, ant
Graduating disease.
1t Is evident that all those medicines
which require preparation in the patient
and give cold # taken 10 damp or cole
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-23
Burlington, Nov. "a, 1897.

DOBERT MOODY is now receiving
IL from New York an extensive supply
ct IIardv are Saddlery, Holloware. Drugs,
Medicines, Pants, and OILS : which he
offers to the pubic cheap for cash or short
credit, at The old established store, north
east corner of the sQmnrc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-23
HSJEE39Vv w. As.TC.EEaayl::s.:s,' S.

D. Movements, Silver Lcp'nes, aud com.
mon Watches just received Al the Variety
Shop PANGBORN g. BRlNSMAlD.
Eeh lh.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-23
Rigging, Oakum, Tar, Pitch.

ItITSTI1S, VdNuI11' ut, ItCII'
400 Cot OF 'orred rigging, White and
wv MANILA ropes, Of various sizes
up to inch,
Spun yarn, hamberline, house line, mar
line, and decp.sea line,
1000 lbs. Oakum,
"a bills, North Carolina tar,
IS pitch
for sale by FoLLETI g. BRADLEYs,
Dec. 6. 1887,
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AND INFLAMED. EYES {.

vH>HE sludious, the weakly. and others,
IL who are troubled with soreness or in.
Illumination of that delicate organ. will be
able to obtain most pleasant and invaluable
application, in
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-23
GREAT BARGAINS.

VHNtlE stock of Goods lately owned by Mr..
Il Lcmucl Curtis. together with the Store
and Shop now occupied by Mr.. d. S. Russell,
and the land on which the same stand, have
been conveyed to the subscriber 10 be sold for
the benft Of certain creditors of said Curtis |;
and as the same must be sold at al events those
who wish TO purchase will be enabled to make
great bargains. The goods consist ola very
large assortment of
DRY GOODS,
DRY GROCERIES,
CROCKERY
CHINA & GLASS WARE,
And will be sold cheap. The Store and
Shop, are very eligbly situated, in the bu.
slness part Of the town. A credit will be
given for part OF the real estate. Also
for sale as above, n one Horse Sleigh.
Chase, 'wo single Harnesses a ore Horse
Wagon, a Saddle, &C.
NOBLE LOVELY.
Burlington, Feb. |, 1888,
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NOTICE
TO RTIEUrGATTC ETyvArxDs

y ~ SkLlfi ~ @Ea Ia. i : " .1S " Il u LIS
EDERSONS suffering under heu,naiic .4f'
H. (tci'tn are respectfully assured, that they
can obtain Of the proprietor and his agents a
safe and admirable remedy for RHEUMA-
TlSM, however obstinate the disorder may be-,
and in all is different siarcs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-23
SHIPPING FURS.

TAStI. aud the highest market price,
" paid for Shipping Furs, bv
w. r. & +. C.. Villas.
Frh O.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-23
POWDER.
Sdh KEGS Powder manulaC

wv NCSo IVY"
tured at the Farlawn Mills. A superior
article and recommended for possessing
strength equal TO the Grange and Dn Pon'
Powder. For sale on consignment by
Feb. 90. J e. ]. II. PEcx a Co
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-23
FLOUR.
FLOUR.
ID OCHESTER "City Mills" and Troy
IL flour, for sale by
FoLLEvT & BRADLEYs.
Dec. 6, 1887.

Novia Scotia Plaster.
n Etl1N TONS now grinding and for sale
Ag@ by the subscribers.
BOARDMAN. CLARK, & Co.
Milton. Lowcr Fats, Jan. 25, 1883.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-23

North Hero, Jan. &c. 1898.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-08
LOW ER CANADA.

The Moatieal Courier of the 25th says. loyal ai
dresses are nov pouring in from every quarter, aud
he cnlre mass al citizens and especially all those OF
Anglo Saxon blood, American and Enelism are nm
d'f arms, III the late disturbed districts to put
down tie revolution. The same paper has the iol-
lowing -
We arc informed by respectable habiraut from
-. Martins that \. i. Papnea,l, NJ. p. r., j. J.
'fonard, VI. PIP, DIR. !. b. n. Breu of 81. MAJ
tau, klchd. Hubert, and Joseph Peltier, Advocates
oil Montreal and the Revd. Mr.. Charter of 81 Ber
MOTT arrived late ON the evening Of thr 18th INST Al
ST Koch, behind L'Assnmrton. on the river =
AchISan where they slept, and lef early on the fol.
lowing morning, "lththe intention of crossing the
Mashlnoee Lake and proceeding To the States NJ
,harier had changed his priests attire lot that of a
habitant.
In the country Of Beaulalno where some threats
were made OF m attack On Lachlue, &C. = corr, or
ioUo royal volunteers organized. end bod, or
Indians.
Lord Gostold issued Il proclamation Dec. ooh
n Quebec. ~ornng the inhabitants against any Nc,
towards american cillzrus dc toider r,t ,i,~I,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-08
From the v. Orleans Courier Of The oGA. uh

BY the Mobile, which lett Galveston on The l9lr,
We learn that Congress had adjourned. The Prr.i-
dent was IN good health and all quiet. Provisions
continued somewhat scarce.
MfMeo.-liy the schr. Creole, from Tamp,co,
with SlGi, goo IN specie, to merchants IN tins cv
We learn that large body Of Indi,ns. h,,ing becn
recently seen to the south Of lanpco. had OCCASION
ed the assembling OF several boilc, oi troops which
were dispatched in pursuit. These arr, Probabiy,
Tic Sams forces mentioned By Capt Nyrnt. as har-
IN. crossed the Rio Granar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-08

There are signs abroad even IN Ncwlpr.l dand,
that her Najcsty's troops. now on thrii IN pp-r
Canada may he needed ne,,rr hn ~. The T4crsla-
lnrc OF Newfoundland aiiournrd the 2Dth OF No.
sembcr-'edh0m granting he supplies. and the Co
vernon III pet. oened thrui. Dele alton, were
be sent to England by the Assembly. The Hon
Chef Justice OF New loundanI had instituted AN ar
non agaas' three ol the members nlthc House oi "a
srmblv. tor lbrl uttered in The course af some dis.
cussiou IN the House. Tie damages were laid Al
$4,000 " I. Erprcss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-08

u The Richmond Eagurcr having no a''-'
lar Washington correspondent, we suppose "
cease lis abuse of the ietcr-nriierS. Ii the ha9"'
rers correspondent be the author Of the East no''
iaischood his statements must BE- received WIN "''
grams OF allowance. 4 man who could in'e'
monsirous fable that, should not be believe" ~
oah-even though he he a Senator from NlIsssoe''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-08
bD7sEsTaC ENTELLaGE sCE.
ITEMS.


OF The New Year tof which heartily wish every
rcadermany happy tcurns) one OF The mosi heat-
tlttd that tile ever .hoBe upnn, aud the streets
~etr consequently all alive with wel-dressed and
happy looking people N he PRlstnENrs HousE
g1ed concout~e oil ladies and geuilemsn pald their
respects 10 the Chief Magistrate ainoug whom were
the Representatives Of Foreign Power, most Of tho
Members al both Houses Of Cansfrss. aild many CT
zcus aDd siraneefs. without distinction Of putty. be
.ld"s icafiv al die CIVIL MiHait. AID Naval OH
Gers of the Unred States n The Sra Of Govern
meut. Mrs MApIsoN and Mr.. aud Ms ADAMS
cri,rd The visits also Of gre nrmber OF ihrr riends
ud ooufcsy aud conliay ncfr the oidcf et the day.
Aat Int.
PE~sslLyANtA CONFERENCE.-THE Convention
lor revising the Constitution al the State o Pcunsyl
* sui ~ SESSION at Philadelphia \ vote WIS
takeu IN The Convention on Frday last, which the
Philadelphia Inquirer regards "a the most important
decision that has YET hRn made by that body, being
recognition. IN effect OF ne mtipdbig ot c1ntrafS
guaranteed by lhr eAistiAg STATE Constitution
Tie vote upon tlns question WIS as follows: ! cas-
81. Nays 81, constitutional majority, 10
1Hr NANpAa ss.--Ihc Commercial Ad-
yrriisor states thni The tIlbe Of NANpAN Indians
wl5cha sboa Time since numbered thrre thousand
! sous, has hccdmr CNtind bY tie rtvages 0i the
smallpox. \ ernfIeman. helnhene to the Hudson
Bay Company, has allv,d IN the CITY et New York,
who passed through the Man9ln village, and there
found thai only small remnant Of the p1bc. some
l. or /. remained Ia te-thcit melancholy tate II
Is further stated that tn istempef IS now raging 10
tiisbtinl cStcld among the Black Eed, (anotller
tnhe) as.d that II Will probably extend 10 other
tibes.
'rhr Nsnpifs EBgliccr Of Deccmher Is announ-
ccs the drat of valuable and most rstnt e citizen,
Dr.. jaws McCorrL who was suddenly killed on
thr cveuing Of thr iii nstmi, NEAR ST. Francis,
Arkansas l., tie FIJI al hnb ffom afrcc. wltilr dis
charging his dHtie~ Sureronto n body Of emlgiat-
mr. Chirtasan ludialls lie was dressing the wound
of an luii1n II the tiur Ia" distressing casually hap
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-08

ONGRESS-Nrithcr House was III se''"'
from Saturday the 30h of December until "'''.
The I'd inst. and on that day 40 business OF ee'
interest Wis transacted in either branch ~
The day WIS cons ';mcd in the presentation 1"
rions, aud in the consideration. in their pf"''''''
tag, =, If resolutions scnct'll! cf . loc7i '''.'