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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-12-13
L,ouis Derville's Estate.

yEIE the Subscribers having boon an
w po'n'cd by the Hon. the Probate
court Tor the district Of Chll'cuden, CON
mlssinners to receive, examine, AMI ADJUST
The claims and demands of all persons
against the estate Ut LOUIS Dervlle. late "'
Burlington, in SAID district, deceased. rep
resented lnsnlvcnt. aud also ali claims and
demands Of all persons exhibited IN 'f'c'
thereto; and SIX months irom the day OF
the date hereof. beng allowed for that pur
pose. we do therefore hereby give notice
tina, we will attend to the business OF on'
oppoin,mcn'. at the office uf Wan. Weston
Eco in Burlington. in said district. Oh the
first Mondays of February and April next,
at 10 o'clock, a. NJ. on each OF said days
Dated, this 10 h day Of December, A
d. 1889.
GEO. B. SHAW. } Commits.
GEO. a ALLEN, ( slonerS.
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E-,ASKSMITEING.

~ II f Subscribers have taken the
l. Blacksmith Shop formerly carried
on by the Burlington Mil Company. east
of Sidney Barlow's store, and also the
one near the bridge. on the Bur ngton
side, where they will promptly attend
to all kinds Of work in their line. Par
ticular attention given to shocing horses,
Carriages and Sleighs ironcd IN the best
manner, and large jobs requiring to be
turned, executed promptly, and in the
most perfect manner.
A. r. g. G. DUNCAN.
Enrlinolon Enlls. D,c. Il 1880.
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FLoRIDA,-We learn with regret that Captain
Scarle Quarter Master U. S. Army, was shot at by
the Indians while on his way from ST. Augustine to
Picolaa. He was at the time in the stage and wa.
badly wounded in the hip. He remains in dangers
Gus state. A white man. riding behind the carriage
on horseback, was first shot, He died ia a short time
after.
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EIY.EON.

'ENHE public are hereby cautioned not TO
a harbour or trust my wife. .4BIGAIL
ROBERTS, (who is now in Pntsford. in
this state in The expect alton that | shall
pay any debts of her contracting. as she
has. without any just cause whatever, vol
urtarlly absconded, and deserted her hus.
band aud comfortable home, contrary to
his wishes, and in violation of her duties
as wife. DANIEL ROBERTS, Jr.
West Milton, Vt. Dec. 5. 1889.
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FISH, SPICES. PEPPER.
Hare yOw q COugh?

zO,U(DAy DIE OF CONSUMPTION
every year IN the United States, and millions
suffer from troublesome coughs and cold. iAat
can be cured by DR.. Nj. tlitchcock's Vegeta.
bic Virgin Cream Cough Drops, safe medi.
cal prescription. containing No poisonous
drugs, and used in an extensive practice for
several years, will most positively affect re-
lief, and save you from that awful disease.
pulmonary consum ption,wh usually sweeps
into the grave hundreds ofthc young, the old
the fair, the loreiy and the gay'
Have You a cough BE persuaded 10 pur
chase bottle of the Cou Oh Drops to day =
Tomorrow may be too late.
Have You cough DIR. Ili,chcocl's Veg.
otable Virgin Cream Cough Drops is the only
remedy you should take to cure you.
For this plain reason That in no one o.
the Thousand cases where il has been used la,
II failed to relieve Price, - cents per boll lie
For sale, wholesale aud retall.hy
A. IllTCHCOCK e Co.
No. III Gcnesee ST.. Utica, n. Y
And by their agents throughout The Unite,
States and Canada. In Burlington only b,
J, & J.. II. PEcK x Co., in Vcrgeuncs by J. II
Bowman, in Milton by Whitney, Landon
Co., in Georgia by Lorenzo James,
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Champlain Transportation Co.

FHNlIE Stockholders Of the Champan
Il Transportation Company, are hereby
notified, that the annual meeting of said
company, for the purpose of choosing dlroc'
tors for the ensuing year, VIII be holden
at Towards Hotel, in Burlington. on
Thursday, the cd day of January, A. ID.
1910, at one o'clock, p. NJ, Bv order.
p. DOOLlTTLE, Clerk.
Burlington, Dec. 10, 1880. 3W
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q Y O G. T. r I f. S.
NOTICE..

TEVHE Lessees and debtors Of the town
Il of Burlington. will take notice that
heir rent and interest falls due on the LIST
day Of January next. 1t is expected that
purctual payment will be made 90 or before
that day. NATHAN B. IIASWELL,
7own Treasurer.
Bn-linr,nn, Dec. I3. 1889.
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DIR. HULL'S
UtCrO Abdominal Supporter.

FgNfiIS new Instrument Tor 'no radical
IL cure Of Pfolapses Utcri -, Falling ut
tn" Womb, by external app'ira,,uo. super
scdIng the use oflhc obiecmuabe Pos.nrv.
IS confidently recommended to he afflicted
ms the means Of a perfect restotatiun ~
I health, 1t never having failed ot performing
cure even under The most agcravnred
circumstances. 1t has received he decrled
appreciation of Sir Ashley Conper Of LON
DON Sir Benjamin G.. Brodlc; SIR Jamrs
Clark, Physician In the Queen: Dr.. Ash
well. Lecturer on Midwifery to GUYS Hos
p,ial: Dr.. Rigbv, Lecturer to ST. Banhol-
omess: DR.. Griffith, Lecturer to Weslm,n-
ster Hospital; DR.. Ram-bo,ham. Lecturer
TO London Hospital; Rober, Ferguson.
Lecturer TO Westminster lyIngn Hosp'-
tai. Dr.. Swcalman. Lecturer to Middle.eH
Hospital, and senior Acconchour TO Queen
Charlo''e's Lying. in. Hospital; also by
Henry Davies, Conquest; BUndell. Lce,
MerJlman. Surgeon Kea'es &c. by Dr.
Morcau President Of the Academic Royale
do Medicine, PARIS and Accoucheur to
the Duchess D'Oresns; Professors Vel
others ;--ard in New York by Professor
]. w. Francis G.. S. Bedford, M. d.
Professor of Midwifery in University the
city NEW YORK Professor Denfeld.
Professor Francis u. Johnston. President
County Med Society; Laurens Hull. pres.
Medical society, state Of New York; prof
James McNaughton of Albany; professor
March. prof Cyrus Perkins. prof Doanc--
Drs. Tbos. Boyd, Gilbert Smith. Hosack.
Srearns. Ludlow. Clssam, Vache, Power.
Grsyson, Van Rensselaer, and many other
distinguished Physicians in the u. S ates.
A. q. HULL ;--Oflice Vesey.st,
.4stor House, New York.
IVA constant supply of he above Instru
mens. with DR.. Hul's Improved Truss
for Hernia will be kept bv
ROBERT MOODY
Druggist. Burlington. ".
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f.ljphaZ SteeIe's Estate.

wv f the subscribers having been APP
w pointed by the Honorable the Pro-
bate Court for The District of Chlttcndcn.
commissioners to receive, examine and ad-
lust the claims and demands Of all persons.
against The estate Ehphaz Steele. late OF
Hlnesburgh in SAID District, deceased re-
presented in-olvent and also all claims and
demands exhibited in offset thereto; and
six months from the dav CT the date hereof,
being allowed by said Court for that pur
pose. we do therefore hereby give not ice.
that we will attend to The business Of our
appointment. a, the dwelling of Josiah
Steele IN HDsburgh in said District, on :he
first Mondays of February and May next.
a, one o'clock. p. NJ D., on each Of SAID days,
Dated. this 5rh day of December A. ID.
1889. JOSEPH MARSH, } Commits
JOHN WHEELOCK, \ sioners,
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WOMAN BURNT TO DEATII.-At Boston on Mon
day night last, woman named Reed was burn, to
heath by her clothes taking fire. Another woman by
the name ofMagnor was also found in her chamber
on the same evening, with her face and bosom badly
burnt she had retired only about ten minutes when
discoAered. 1t is supposed she had fit, she wa,
subject to them, and complained eff being unweIl be
fore retiring
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DRY GOODS AND
DRY GsSOCE R. 4 ES.
TpAWTER SON

70
"AN be putchascd a. low as any one
~ ~ he State. whether they sell al cost
below cosf, or at profit, the following
articles viz
French, English aud American prints,
from To 25 pence.
French aud English Mernos from Is.
Cd. to 'l0s. Cd.
Mohalr, Grape. and London cnmblct at
cost.
Plain and figured silk. very beautiful,
Is, Cd. TO Gs. Black and blue black do.
Plain aud figured Alpine, from Is. Cd.
to lGs.
Mouselinc de Lame, from so to 30 cts,
Red and back merlno shawIs, warfan
ted icc from cotton.
Brochc and plaid from | so to So 90
Fancy hdkfs, gloves, hosiery. laccs, r'b.
bons, Italian cravOts.
Sc and 40 inch gun elastic snspcnders.
Brcadclo,hs, cassimercs and vestings.
Satinctts. gromnade gray cloth, from
so TO 81 2.
Brown and bleachcd sheetings, from
to 70 per yard.
Yarn. wrcking. ticking, and batting.
Colored lannels, 40 to so cts.
Farwe's shoes, galter boots and dan.
cling pumps.
Hats, caps and buffalo robes, oil very
low.
c. e O G. T. r T. S.
Tea, sugar, molasses, lamp oil, dry fish. lobac
co, pepper. spice, ginger, saleraus, nutmegs. Gin
namon, ra isins, rice, starch. sc. SC.
All who are wishing 10 purchase anv kind o
goods will find it for their interest call on Pat
| ,crson, one door east Of Towards hotel, wher
they will lie sure to get the worth of their money
Burlington, Dec. IL. 1899.
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holding legal certificates of their election
were entitled to vote, and those only. An
appeal was taken from this decision. OUT
before ony question was put, The iou'e
agan adjourned
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NJ A II II l II ID

In Stowe, on the LIST December, by the Rev. II
Foster, Thomas W. Lamphere, of Sanslead l.. e.
10 Miss Sarah Brigham.
In this town. on The Alb inst. by Rev. G. &
IngersolI, Mr.. SIDNEY BARLOW to Miss MARY
PORE, all Of this place
In Fairfax, on the Sd ult, by Rev. Mr. Brown,
Mr.. J. X. Drury, Of Wesliood, to Miss Caroline
Bascomb.
In Weslford, on the 5,h ult. by Rev. B. +
Taylor, Mr.. Seymour Parker to Miss MARTA
Bates.
On Thursday evening the 9Th inst by the Rev, J
X. Converse, Mr. Clement p. Bliss of Jericho to Mis-
Mary M. Frederick, this town.
Also on "Wednesday as,by the same, at the EN
change Hotel, Mr.. VIM. Hunter to Miss Iscah Harris
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-12-13

q CASES l.oudon Pms.
do. German do,
do. Mx,d do.
600 NJ. Wauen's e. IIcmming's Nee
dies 50 Gross, Hooks Il Eyes.
$50 do, Bone Eyeiels, For sal.
by Villas, LncMIs g. Co.
Nv IA, 1885,.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-12-13
s IT U a. a. q

nR. NJ, HITCHCOCk'S NEWLY IN
IL VENTED SNUFF-The best article
ever discovered by scientific men. in Europe
or America. for the cure and absolute relief Of
Ca,arrh, Dizziness of The Head. Weak Eyes,
Nervous Headaches. Fallen sickness, Fits. and
infants troubled with Snulcs, partial shocks
of Palsy, &c.
For sale. wholesale and retail, by A. IlIrcH.
COCK g. Co., sole proprlelors, III Gencsee
street, Utica, and by then agents throughout
the United States aud Canada. In Burling-
ton,only by !. &. J, II. PECK d Co. in Vcr,
ycnncs Nv J, II. BOWMAN. in Milton by
WmrNEy, LANDoN a. Co.. in Georgia by
Lorcuzo lanes. aA3S
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Hal R..-U A II.
TmpOrtantDisc very.
THE GREAT MYSTERY FOUND OUT
ar LAST.
nR. STERRY'S HAIR REGENERA-

ar LAST.
nR. STERRY'S HAIR REGENERA-
~ TOR. DR.. S,erry. after much attention
to the important subject of preserving the hu-
man hair, has, after many experiments, cheml.
cal and physical. been able to discover an arti
Gle, which is now offered with the greatest
confidence for the toilet, as the best thing ever
discovered from It's soitcning ard penetrating
quality, to produce good head of hair-to
prevent it from falling off when badness is
apprchcndcd -to restore it when badness has
taken plcc, and to prevent it from turning
gray. It is more nourishing than poma,um.
antique oil. or cologne water. II is d beautl-
full article loi ladies curls-it makes the hair
soft and lively aud produces uncommon brill
fancy. Thousands have tested lis superior
virtues and excellence. and in every instance
it stands unrivallcd. 1t is an nialllble cure in
all affections of the skin on the head-as
dandrufi, &c. &c. Every family should he
supplied with bottle of this oil that by its
application TO the head and hair of their chill
dren, the beautiful and ornamental appendage
of fine head of hair, which nature has sup
piled us, may be preserved. From the numer-
Gus certificates and recommendations received
gifts salulary influence, the Doctor feels firm
| " persuaded he has succeeded in producing
and article which will meet the desired wishes
and appreciation Of The public.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
A. HITCHCOCK & Co.,
III Genesce street. Utica.
In Burlington only by J. e j. II, PECK & Co.,
in Vergcnncs by J. II. BOWMAN, in Milton
| by WHITNEY, LANDON e. Co., in Georgia
! by LORENZO JAMES. jy2t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01
GARDEN SEED,

A LARGE SUPPLY OF GARDEN SEED
L n which | will warrant TO be fresh and genuine.
viz: Early York Cabbage early Sugar Loaf do
early Dutch do; early George do late Drumbead
late Dutch do; green Savoy do red Dutch do.
white Onion Seed yellow do early Blood Turnp
beet; French Sugar do; long Blood do Orange
Carrot; early Horn do; early Cluster Cucumber
extra long Souhgate do; long green do carly
Frame do; Marrynia Probes Nutmeg Melon.
early Squash Porers do F.; Sugar Loaf Lettuce
lSe do Royal Cab. do brown Dutch do; long
whne Naples Radlsh early Short Top Seas.
hadd'sh long Salmon do; Cherry Turnip do !;
wn'te 90 Ben Pepper; large Tomatoes Vegeta,
BILE Oyster; solid Celery; best Eud,yc oL,,s G.,
Asparagus; Beue Plant; Mangcl Nurrzel; Ruta
Bags; Washington Peas carly Charleston do larr,
Marrowfat do ; early China Beans Mohawt Js
early SIX weeks do ; large Lama do; Chinese Pa
life Tree Corn. HENRY .A'Tfi, to
Marcn1l i'
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rUNIIE unparalleled reputation which Peers's Pills have
acquired Medical Restoratire, is the most unoncs
onabe proof that can be OF their immense npornc
10 the afflicted, IN almost every class oi diseases The num-
Der of letters received from Patients recovered through t,
MEANS really prudisous and the complaints which the,
have cured almost varied they rous RI,
fetal than in others and among those be the loo
often fatal complaints OF the stomach and bowels spl a.
Choiic, F2tence and Indigestion, for which they ae No.,
only ceft1in, but nm immaculate
1t is well known that from the dsarrang cement Of tho
stomach and bowels nne-ients of all the malals f
adult and declining life that this is the foundation ot
Hatcy spasmodic palms, indigeson loss Of dpDctte sc
and that those in their give birth 10 Dropsy Irer Cou
fore Peters Pills being the very best medicine which has
been discovered for the ncipen diseases mics
tines necessarily the suest preveniaycs ohoc dread
full and also general disorders which embtter mnture Iif
/ and drag millions TO untiney graves
In speaking thus, Dr. Peters arrognte nothing himself
that has been conceded by the public. lie no need,
quack unknown spscuator who before the world
his herald and Witness but placed III response.
biy situation by patronage which he has cnoyed for
years and increasing 10 extent unprecedented the
annals of medicine that makes him careful moth
ing which is borne out by the most nfabe proof
hence he does fear be NIT the thing which
he has promised tspecting his Pills.
DIR. Peters is happy to be able to state the
ority great number regular Physcian that wherever
his vegetable Pills have been introduced they have almost
superseded the adoption of mercura experiments for
peculiar faculty sweeenng the blood and stimulating
expe all noxious juices, and giving strength and tone
nerves. prevents disease from acquiring that strength which
must be got under If all, by dangerous remedies.
Prepared by JOS. PRIESLN PETERS, NJ. d. No. 12g
liberty street. New York. Each box contains 40 Pills. Price
30 cents.
no BE careful and enquire for Peters Vegetable Pills.
They for sale i'll Lynchburg, at the Drug Stores of
-. X. LYMAN and
Howell DAVIES,
g4gems,
I
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,,>cnnunG JocKEYCLUB RACES
NT.RIy'G .NEETEy'G;, 1879.

NCIlBURG JOCKEY CLUE SPniNG
j RAcrs will commence on "Wednesday, the 18th
day Of May ucSt, and continue four days.
lsr DAY.
A colt race entries not yet closed.
2Np DAY.
Proprctors Purse $500 entrance SIS; . mile
heats. >
3RD DAY.
Pulse worth 800; entrance $40, To be added
TO the Purse mile heats best three IN five.
iTu DAY.
Jockey Purse sl0o entrance $50; three mile
heats.
The money FOR each day race will be paid to the
winner free ol discount. Good stables and l1ler
furnished race horses gratis.
MELVILLE TALBOT, Pr.
I.ynchburQ, March % widr
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L.I.1C.1STEEs ~ BRYANT.
WhOlesaic aud Retail DcuIcts ia GROCERIES
and dountr, PRODUCE,

Wheiesaic aud Retail pe1iers ia sUoEEnsEs
and tomn,r, FssoDtSE,
A RE NOW RECEIVING THEIR SPRING
IA SUPPLY, consisting IN part, as follows:
rs hhds. Louisiana, Porto Rico and ST. Croix
SUGARS,
sc boxes and barrels double and single LOAF
SUGARS,
o75 bags Old White. Java Manelon, Laeuira.
Rio and ST, Domingo COFFEE,
200 bags Shot. assorted sizes,
80 kegs Dupont's Gunpowder,
Is hall kegs Rife do.
$50 kegs Blasting do,
$500 lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather
81. 10 casks Cheese,
rs boxes Window Glass, S by 10, and o by l..
60 boxes TalIow Candles,
DO kegs Tobacco Nails,
IS kegs Nails assorted szcs,
Ito boxes and hall boxes Gunpowdcr, Imperial
and Ilyson Tea,
erces Rec.
200 bushels Irish Potatoes
~. 500 fine Havana Segars, IN quarter boxes
80 sacks Salt,
500 Araca and Chill Hides,
As barrels Tanners OtI OF good quality
30 hhds. Molasses,
o5 tierces do,
40 barrels do ofsupcrior quality,
20 do Beer,
20 do Newark Cider
Is do Vinegar,
dS do Malaga Wine,
10 hhds. N. +. Rum.
We have ats" On hand 10000 lbs. Cotton WARNS
OF the Lynchburg, Manchester aud uuion Mill
Factory.
10000 lbs. BACON. viii, n good stock of
LIQUORS and WINES
OF every description Grudsoucs, Steel, Indigo.
Nader, Pepper Spice. &c.. &c.
We wanting 30 or 10 tons Of HEMP for which
evil pay the highes, cash price.
March4 ts
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

rNIlE SECOND SESSION Of the subscribers
School. viii begin on Monday, llh of March,
in the basement story Of the Methodist Protestant
Meeting house. The location is central. The room
oommodous and every way suitable 10 the end FOR
which il IS designed. The course of instruction will
he liberal including all the branches OF "A thorough
English and Classical education. Pupils may enter
a, any lime but fora less time Than one entire
SION Nodedncton for absence unless in case of pro-
ttacled illness.
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DESCRIPTION.

hhCliEk is beautiful chesnul soue 10 years
olu' i've ieet two inches high Of great action, fine
bone and muscle, Il as well proporoned as any horse
IN America lie has beautiful coat ofhair which
denotes ms superior stock his grths fall and deep
his back short and strong, thighs aud arms YER,
muscular hlsifout appearance Is commanding, his
mead ana neck are well formed, his countenance gen
tie and noble. The Archers and Diomeds are so
wei knownto the people Of this county, ! deem il
unnecessary to give a pedigree.
Archer WAS awarded a NEEDLE al the last Aprcul
tura exhibition in Lynchburg.
Any gentleman wanting TO raise turf horses saddle
horses or horses for the farm, would do better to
breed IRON Archer than any other horse of NV 40.
lua,n'ance, From my own experience they make
nI oeS' saddle horses and The besirm horses that
the world. IoIIS ~ IL I " UraIen ny
March % N" MINIS
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$1,000 .PREMlUN!
VeXRGnVH.4 SAMPSON,
Or : 900 Premsiuus We gesabIe fer the care of
SYPHILIS!

yUyO inspre the suffering with confidence this restore,
dsensed sysiem is only necessary say that socb
is lis reputation that the transactions OF Druggist in
Richmond less twelve months, have been fire hundred
dollars besides what other dealers have sold and Phys
clans used. The OF Mr. n Thompson Of Rich
mond whose suerings for FIVE hnd brought him a,
often the brink OF the grave aud who had finally hun
self up die, after having lost the palate, root Of his mouth
mud part of his In this state he persuaded by
PLY scinn % the Sampson, and 10 his great sun
prise well thai Of the community, he gained twen,,
two pounds month and and hall papers mad.
perfect cure of him. Sir, r. has given history of h.
case See handbills of other Price $40 co. For
ale by HoNEl. DAVIES Agent.
" b. The above acquiring high character for the cure
of Kings Evil or Scrofula
July 80 wl2m
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POETItAL.
THE IITANN,

...n,xx,ta FORMERLY cnsKlKs GRANT
sssjoarl when in dust TO thee,
Low we bow III adofing knee
upen rersntau, the ssics.
scarce we lin our streaming ewes
o. hy all the pains and Voc,
Suffer once fof man below,
Jesus look with pit,ing e,e
Hear solemn htany-
BY Thy birth and early years.
ask B, Thy human ericfs aud fears,
d, Thy lasting and Jisiress
In The lonely wilderness,
Dy Thy victory, in the hour
ofthe subtle ,smpfer's power
Jesus look with pisng eye:
Hear solemn hlany.
by the sympathy that wept
Der the graee where Lazarus slept
Nv Thy bodine tears thai flowed
Der Saleu's lost nj ode,
BY the troubled sigh Thai told
Treason lurkei within Til, (, ID,
Jesus look With plying eye:
Hear solemn any.
by thine hour Of dark despair,
BY Thine agony of PRAYER;
b., the purple robe of soorn
by Thy wounds, Thy crown of thotn,
Cross and passion, pnugs aud erics,
by Thy perfect aacrihec,
Jesus look with plying eye:
tcar our solemn lilong.
. 80,
Dy Thy deep pnus kroan,
by the rcalodeoplichfal slenei
Nv Thy triumph o'cr The gave,
By Thy power fam dsafh 10 safoz
Might, God oscrnled luid
To Thy throne in hcncn restored
81. Prince aud Saviour hear the cry
OF our solemn htiuy.
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GEORGE RAGIsY,

OFFERS FOR SALE AT LOW PRICES
~ for cash or barter:
SUGARS, &c.
Is hhds. Porto Rico aud ST. Crox,
IL do Prime N. Orleans,
1000 lbs. single aud double Loaf,
; lierces n. o. Clarified,
500 lbs. Crushed.
900 bags Coffee. comprising almost every grade
apart selected particularly fol families.
MOLASSES.
IL hlls n. O. aud English Island,
ID ucrces and barrels n. O.
SALT
POO sachs Salt.
CANDLES.
80 boxes Common aud Patcn, Tallow,
90 do do do Sperm,
VARIETIES.
10 boxes Turpentine Soap,
50 whole, halfa quarter boxes bunch Ralsns,
% Nests iron bound Tubs,
TO- ooo lbs. Cotton Yam, Lynclbng Factory, No.
$40 IL
10, 600 lbs. Western Bacon,
tierces Carolina Rice, new crop,
barrels Maccare
IL barrels Rump Pork
30 kegs Duponls Rifle Powder,
90 do Blasting do,
800 lbs Bar Lead,
10 tons well assorted bar Iron
5000 Nails sand Brads I'D 10 cod
Lou lbs. good ana damaged Sole Leather,
100 lbs. Spanish Ilo'ant Indigo,
$50 lbs. Dutch Madden,
200 lbs. American Blistered Steel,
10 barrels Tanners Oh,
50 bushels Northern Potatoes,
% bags Shot,
80 ieams Writing and Letter Paper,
Is bis. Sweet Malaga Wine,
10 boxes fine Oronoko Chewing Tobacco,
30 boxes Young ilyson, Imperial and Gunpow-
der Tea,
90 barrels n. e.. Tar,
90 doz. Lines and }cdcords
l bale Hops,
Pepper, Ginger, Allspicc,
Goshen and Pine Apple Cheese
Wrapping Twlne, Clover and Timothy
Seeds,
Muscat Wine, West India Preserves
Window Glass, Half Bushcl Measures
Brown Shirtings, Beduokng,
Chocolate, Shoes, Hats,
Tar Cans, Horse Buckets,
Soaps, Wrapping Paper.
Ind OM Consignment,
40 VI. Cigars of various grades
March u f.