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Important to the Ladies.

vUST received. aud for sale by j s; j.
~ II. PECK s. Co. Burlington, lew
boxes of X 'vnolds q Parm"lv's celebrated
FEMALE HEALTH RESTORATIVE.
II is desrgned particularly tor the diseases
peculiar TO the Female constitution.
more ctlico cious remedy of this klnd' ha,
long been wantcu, as many OF those d'stas'
cs have botilod the skill Of the most eminent
physicians, and all the remedies heretofore
have proved Intellectual, IN thousands oI
cases. This medicine invariably removes
obsl rucllons, regulates III most cases OF
painful, too frequent, or pro'nse mlns'rud-
tion and has cured the mos, obstinate cases
OF FuVr AlbuS or whites, and a. moi her'-
relief, II Is not cqualled by any other med
cine. !, is recommended by many OF the
most eminent physicians IN the Unlled
States. Docl, J. Morrison, from Coera'n,
Mass. who has pracllced medicine some
twenty wears at Oneida, n. Y says III
relation to it. That II Is the best medi'
cine now in use. IN cases OF rctinllon, or
suppression of the mnses, ! think It VIII
susain the appcllallon of specific. ! have
tried it IN the worst cases, with admirable
success, and wish for the good OF suffering
It IN their practice, and | have confidence
to believe they would find happy results,
as have found the pills to answer fully
their recommendation" Doc', r. r..
Davis, of Syracuse, tells similar story
and many others For further information,
you are referred TO the persons whose
names are annexed 10 our show bulls, and
also to pamphlets, left wit. our agents for
era,i,uous distribution. Price So per box,
containing nearly 100 pills. Prepared and
sold wholesale and retail by Reynolds &
ParmeIy. pnlslord, Monroe CO., N, Y. sold
also by II. Huntington, Vergennes Moody
s. Adams, Mddlebury; Jackson g. Kech
am, Brandon; S g. u. White g. Co,
Rutland D, II, Meacham,M. d., Walung.
ford; A. r. Vail q Co., Dandy; ID, An
drews, Manchester; Merrill u V, ID,
Splcgcl. Bennington; and Wllllston &
Tyler, Rra,Ileborouah. aug7-ly
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CopartnershipDissolved.
WHOLESALE DRUG
SIT d r. Ea.

TnYHE subscriber recently Of the firm OF
IL W. Simpson Il Co., having Ia
ken the stock and stand lately belonging
to the same, now offers for sale on most
liberal terms, very large assortment o!
DRUGS .MEDICLNES PAINTS a "
DYE ST'UFFS.
From arrangements be has entered into, be
will constantly be receiving tail importa
tons of EugIl,h. French and lndla Drugs,
which, with the following, Will be offered
unusually low.
5000 - Camphor,
Q cases Turkey OPIUM.
10 do LquorIce Paste
5000 do Llquorce Root
800 do Colonel,
500 do Red Precipiote
500 do Tartar Acid,
1000 do Eng. Sup. Carb Soda
100 Boxes Castle Soap
600 %. Sup. Qulnlne
2 Caus Ess. Lemon,
9 90 Ess. Burgamot,
100 OF. Frs. Beuzan,
900 do on Peppermint,
90 Casks Sal Soda,
5000 do Arrow Root.
1000 do Turkey Gum Myrrh,
SO Bbs Epson Salts.
90 Bales Bottle Corks,
100 Packages apolh,caries Glassware
SO Bales India Snena,
25 Casks White Lead.
90 Cases ShelIac
Is DO CopaI, India,
90 Kegs Paris Green,
Hhds. Nader,
so BbIs. ground Cnmwood,
900 do do Dye Woods,
10 do Blue Vurol,
100 CaIboys Oh Vllriol.
Dealers in Drugs, Manufacturers. Ply.
scans &c. are respectfully invited to Cal
when wanting to purchase, or forward
their orders, which will receive the mos
prompt attention.
EDWARD BRINLEY.
No. 3 s, South Side Old Funieui Hall.
Boston
august 2, 1889. On
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IRON sc.
ST RON q S & Co.

A RE now receiving heavy stock Of
IA Iron and Steel, consisting of
10 tons Eoghsh Wagon and Cart tire
of all the various slzos,
5 tons Russia o. S, Iron
do Swedcs do
Cast, German, Spring, American aud
Eng. Blister Steel.
English Hoops, Braziers rods SC.
Atso, on Consignment,
500 Kegs assorted cut Nails, Sd to cod
and floor Brads.
90 tons Peru manufactured Iron round
and square ofall sizes
Band Iron, Shoe Shapes etc. etc.
limo e
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lO5 Boxes Tin Plate l-3 \.
80 Bundles Wire from Number 6 to ~,
lust reed by Villas, Looms u Co,
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DIR. IIULL'S
UtcrO Abdominal Supporter.

HvHIS new Instrument for the radical
n cure Of Prolapsus Utcri or Falling Of
the Womb, by external applications, super
seding he use of he objectionable Pessnry.
is confidently recommended to the aill clcd
a. the means of q perfect restoration to
health, it never having failed of performing
n !. cure even under The most aggravated
circumstances. II has received the decided
appreciation of Sir Ashley Cooper Of LON IS
DON; Sir BerJ amin C. Brodle Sir James
Clark. Physician to The Queen Dr.. Ash
well, Lecturer on Midwifery to Guys Hos
pital DR.. Rigbv, Lecturer TO ST, Barthol.
omess; Dr.. Griffith. Lecturer to Wesmln-
stcr Hospital; Dr.. Ramsbo,ham. Lecturer
to London HospiIal Robert Ferguson,
Lecturer to Westminster Lying-in llosp.
tai. DR.. Swcaman, Lecturer to MiddleseX
Hospital. and senior Accoucheur to Queen
Cbarlo,,c's Lying. Hospitals; also by
Henry Davies, Conquest; BIundell, Lee,
Merrlmnn. Surgeon Keales sc. by DR.
Morenu President Of the Academic Rovale
de Medecirc, PARIS and Accoucheur to
the Duchess D'Orleans; Professors Vel
pean Marjolin Paul Dubois, Samson and
others ;--and in New York by Professor
J. w. Francis G.. S. Bedford, NJ, D.
Professor Of Midwifery in University the
city NEW YORK; Professor Deafi Id.
Professor Francis u. Johnston. President
County Med. Society; Lnureus Hull pres
Medical society, state Of New York; prof
James McNaughton Of Albany; prote.so
March. prof. Cyrus Perkins, prof. Doanc--
IDrs. Thos. Boyd, Gilbert Smith, H)sack
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FROM OGDENSBURGH TO BUFFALO IN
$3.50 UOURS!H9
EMEEEl ONT lAg2AREG s4.ESe9
STEA M BOAT
ST. 1AWI y,A Yc ON Q

JOHN EVANS, ESQ. CoMMANprR.
rETHIS splendid new Boat of 600 TONS
4 burthcn, propelled by two powerful low
pressure engines, will make TWO TRIPS PER
wEEE through the Lake from oGDLNsruRGu to
LEwlsTowN, stopping up and down at the IN.
lermcdalc ports, as follows:
UPWARDS
Leaves Ogdensbnrgh, Monday and 7 u,sday nights
do. horistown, do. do. 90
do. Alexandria Bay, do. do, do
do. French Greek, Tuesday S; Friday mornings
do. Sackcl's llaIbor, do do, Al ~ noon
do. O,wego, do do, at > p. IN.
arriving AT Lewiston on " ednesday ard Saturday
mornings IN time TO- the morning Cars for Buffalo.
DOWNWARDS,
Leaves Lewiston, Wednesday & SATURDAY nj : p IN
do. O,wego. Thursday and Sunday AZ 6
do. SiackeD's llmbor, do do ~ 10 u. III.
do French Creek, do. do a, p III.
do AleXandra BAY and NOuisIown, afternoon,
arriving al Osdensbu'sh on Sunday and Thursday
evenings.
OC5- Passengers by this Boat can reach n. York
or Montreal on he evening Of The second day from
Lewiston.
The st. Lawrence has eleven large and commo.
dious STATE Rooms independent of her CABINS, in
which gentlemen with their families can he comfort.
ably accommodated.
The great speed Of his boat with her eXcellenl
accommodations entrusted 10 the OF cue Of the
most experienced aud ,ku nav igalors, Will ensure
The travelling public not only pleasant bul mo {
expeditions passage Than hitherto known the
Lakes. OSdensJurGh, lime 10, 1899.
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GRINDSTONES & PLASTER

a Large assortment OF Water and Hand
IA Grlndstones, and Plaster in any guam.
lity, constantly on hand aud for sale by
SouLE, WHIrNrY a. Co., 4, South st. New
York, und by The subscribers at No, 7,
L. Wharf, Boston.
SPRAGuE, SOULE & Co,
June ~, &c m
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$S5 Reward.

lost, in this town, on Wednesday the
III INST. Calf Skin Wallet, containing
FROM 80 to 40 dollars in money, and between
three and four hundred dollars 10 Notes. -
Whoever will return said Wallet with
conlen s, or give Information where it may
be found shall receive the above reward.
A. W, BUTLER,
Essex, Aug, Is 1889
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TX ERIN & WALK ~ IL

ne AVE just received from New io-k,
4 Il a large and splendid assortment Of
rich md fashionable, Fancy and Stapte
DRY GOODS s. GROCERIES,. bought
for Cash at the present VERY io,o prices
which, in connection with their former
stock, comprises one The largest and best
assorlmcn's ever offered in this market
which viii be sold for c0sh or approved
credit at very small advance from cost.
We do not pretend that we have more,
better and cheaper GOODS than can be
found in any store in Cblttenden County,
but perhaps as many, Is good and as cheap
as some or any of our nelghbors. We will
leave that for those to Judge who may favor
us with a call.
We beg leave to tender our sincere
hanks to the generous public for their Ilbe-
ira patronage thus far, and hope by uwea
rGd pains and eXcrllon on our part to buy
and sell cheap, aud to please customers
that we may continue 10 receive q generous
and Increased patronage, we would just
say to Our old friends and customers, aud
10 short 10 all who may wish 10 buy goods
cheap. 10 call at our sore on Church.st.
where they will find an entire stock Of nel0
Goods and some chaps who arc ever ready
and wiling to show them free of chafge,
and at rate which we hope will induce
them to buy.
Dor stock Of Goods is composed Of a
large and well So ected assortment Of STD
pie s. Fancy DRY GOODS,
! GROCERIES,,
CROCKERY.
GLASS WARE, g.
CUTLERY,
all ofwbich will be sold at wholesale OF
retail as cheap as the cheapest, NO MISTAKE
Most kinds of farmers produce taken il
exchange for goods aud the highest market
prices paid.
Burlington, Juiy 90, 1889.
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600 PRIZES $1,000. 900
TICKETS S2O-NO Shares.

The whole of the Tickets, with their mum.
bers, as also those containing the prizes, will
be examined and sealed by the commissioners
appointed under the Act, previously TO their
being put into the wheels. One wheel will
contain the whole 9th numbers, the other will
contain tho Sic hundred Prizes, and the first
600 numbers that shall be drawn out, will be
entitled to such PRIZE as may be drawn to its
number, and the fortunate holders Of such
Prizes will have such property transferred to
them Immediately after The drawing, unincun,.
berfd, and wiihout any Deduction
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UNEXAMPLED
NAMMOYH SCHEME.

TESllE following details of Scheme Of d
Z Lottery, TO be drawn in December next,
warrants us in declaring it to be UNPARAL-
LELED in the history of Lotteries Prizes
10 the amount hare nerer before been oOtrcd to
the public. 1t is true, there are many blanks,
but on the other hand, the extremely low
charge Of $40 per Tickcl--lhc yalue and
number of the capHais, and the revival Of the
good old custom Of wARRANrING THAT EVERY
PRIZE SHALL BE Drawn AND SOLD, will, VIC
are sure, give universal satisfaction, and rs.
pccially TO the Sic Hundred Prize Holders.
To those disposed to adventure, we recon-
mend early application being made to us for
tickots-when the Prizes are all sold, blanks
only reman-ihc first buyers have the best
chance. We. therefore, cmphaticaly say
DELAY NOT! but at once remit and hansmit
TO Us your orders, which shall always receive
our immediate attention. Letters to be adj
dressed, and application made to
SYLVESTER 81 CO..
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156 Broadmoy, Ne,p York.
o. Observe the number, 1856.
SIS eDee, 600 -!
$500, OOO!!
IS 9 5, OOO!!
6 prizes of S52O,OOO!!
2 prizes OF :; l5.0O0!!
, prizes Of $4,000!
GRAND REAL ESTATE s. BANK STOCK
lot i ai::sEsY
OF PROPERTY SITUATE IN N. ORLEANS.
1JThc T Hitesi and most .Nagnifcent Scheme
erer presented 10 The public, IN MiSor
any other Country.
TICKETS ONLY $50.
Authorized by an act of lie Legislative AS
eembly Of Florida, and under the directions
ofthe commissioners, acting under the same
TO be drawn al Jacksonville, Flor. Dec. /. 1889
SCHMIDT ~ HAMILTON, Managers.
SYLVESTER e. Co., 156 Broadway, .New
YORK, Safe AGENTS.
NO COMBINATION NUMBERS.!!
100 COO Tickets, from No. upwards in sue
ccssion.
The Deeds of the property and the stock
transferred in trust to the commissioners APP
PORTED by the said act Of the Legislature Of
Florida, for the security of The prize holders.
SPLENDID SCHEME!!
| PRizE-Thc Arcade--236 feet. 5
inches, lines, on Magazine ST.;
l0 feet, II inches. on Natchez ST.;
1876 feet, G inches, on Gravier st.
Rented al about $37 eco per ann. Dollars.
valued at 100000
l Prize. City Ho,cl-l62 feet on
Common street; l46 feet, 6 inches,
Oh Camp ST. Rented at $4,000
valued at 100000
Przc-dwclIing House (adioining
the Arcade No. l6, 81 feet, 7 inch
es front on Nachcz street, rented
at Sl@O0--vducd at 10000
Pr2e--do (adjolning the Arcade
! No. l2, % feet front on Natchcz
st. rented at Sl200-yalued a, 10000
| | Prize do. (adioinrng the Arcade
No. 90, % feet front on N5tchcz
st, rented at $l20o-yalucd at 10000
| Prize do. No 90, North cast corner
Of Basin and Custom house streets
10 feet front on Basin, and 40 feet
on Franklin street, by l21 feet deep
| in Custom House street, rented at
$l5oO-valucd at 20.O0l
| Prize DO No. "a, South west cor
ner Of Basin and Custom house sis
80 feet, inches on Basin. 80 feet,
inches on Franklin, 1877 feet, l05
inches deep in front of ustom-
house street-renlod at $500
valued at 10000
Prize do. No. $50, 81 feet, 6 inches
on Royal street, by l27 feet, II
inches dceP-rcntod at $1,000
valued at l5.OOC
] Prize $50 shares canal bank stock
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FAMILY GROCERIES and
PROVISIONS.
N. y. NaebESfIHHeGeJSE
august 2, 1889.


N Me Norh,edsi Garner Court Ho0St Square.
Basement Story # StrongS ButMmg.
nFFERS for sale, at retail, an assert
W menl of excellent family Groceries and
Provisions, Consisting OF
TEAS,
.WUSCOVqDO g. LC.4F Sugars,
JQV.4 CCiVEE,
PORTORICO MOL.lSSES,
PORK, FLOUR, .NE,1L 6 ZINE
GAR,
CLOVES, .N.4CE AND C.4SSL4,
PEPPER. SPICE and GINGER,
LONDON .N!XED PICKLES,
PEPPER SAUCE.
PRESCRIBED GINGER.
FINE, TABLE and WE5TERN
S.1LT.
POLAND STARCH, FIG Blue s,
SALER.1TUS,
L.n.NP OIL and PICKING,
soar AND CANDIES,
CROCKERY & GL.1SSW4RE,
BROO.NS, BRUSHES and BLACK
IVA.
.4iSo Stewards Celebrated Steam re
fined Candy.
burlington, Juiy l2, 1880.
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FkHE exercises Of this institution will re com
= msnce on the first Monday of July next.
under the control and management Of the sub
scriber, a. heretofore. assisted By . Lady,
whose superior qualifications as al insssue-
tress Of youth, in the various departments Of
female education, are too extensively known
in shis part Of the country to require any thing
further 10 be said on the sublect.
The course Of instruction pursued IN this
school is thorough and exact. designed to per-
feet the pupils in the various branches Of their
studies.
Board may be bad in the family Of the sub
scriber.
The services Of Mr.. J. A. E. wINKLER.
Professor Of Music, late from Germany and
graduated at the 50 celebrated University Of
Nuremberg. have been engaged TO giss IN
struction on the Piano and Guitar.
]. III. PICKARD.
May %. za-sw
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FOREIGN ITEMS.


The Canadian question has been
brought before the British Parliament by
a special message from the Queen. IL will
be seen that The only new point OF policy
on which the government has committed
itself. is a legislative union Of The upper
and lower provinces, as recommended by
Lord Durham in his able report on the
state Of the Cansdss.
Riots had occurred al Llanidloes. in
Wales. and in one or two other places.
produced by infsmma.ory speeches from
travelling orators Of the so termed assoc
citation Of Charlis,s; and several Chariisis
had been spprehended at Manchester for
drilling. Though The public tranquility
was soon restored, il seems TO have been
thought necessary TIA. the Queen should
issue q proclamation on the occasion. and
the Lord Mayor Of London also had pro-
hibited the sssemblsge Of the Charsists
in Smi,h6eld. where they had held two
previous meetings.
The Hereditary Grand Duke Alexan.
der Of Russia, aud Prince William Henry
Of the Netherlands, had arrived 10 Lon
don, and were. Of course. receiving the
usual marks Of attention from the court
and nobility.
Affairs in Spain seen TO be daily grow
ing worse for the Queen.
Letters from Syria represent the affairs
in .ha, country as becoming more serious.
The hostile armies face each other on
the frontier, ready for action al the hrss
notice.
The correspondence between General
Scott and Sir John Harry, which termi.
mated the Boundary dispute. was received
in London, on the 3Osh April. and is pro-
nounced highly satisfactory.
The intelligence gave an impetus 10
the stock marke. generally, and purchas'
es vere entered into with renewed spirit,
Al the same time the news Of Me. Bid
dle's resignation Of the Presidency OF The
Bank of the United States was received,
aud occasioned good deal Of converse
lion. His resignation was generally con
sidered, however, from his well knowr
character, TO indicate fourishing condi
zion OF The Bank, which il is rightly pre-
sumed would be not have left in any diff
Guilty. -
The thirty.ninth child Of wm. Siunit
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II NVPERFOK STYTE.
To the Public.

TNAE subscribcr ,xpects 10 have in fan one.
ratioa. BY tne 6fst Of June. Two Wool.
cARDlNC MACHINES, q his mill an Enc.
Eve miles east Of Hillsbosough; where card.
ing Will be done N the best siyie, if che woe,
10 brought early.
supply Of Rolls Coz sale. sns's6'
Also the hlrhest price given Cor GOOD wheat.
eonssan. supply Of good Flea Is, sale.
Aaa ,annsimoss. he VOID cell me ss.ea-
$500 ~ - 80. ~; - 1asf ians 70 NE Scu0UL
fal and refined bssnr ,e. as - $500 W go.
lion are taught. Board u.ssies and tuition.
'a. Ivy sx dollars per aessioa 81 svs sonshs.
.ae .... ses',ion os she SCHOOL will terminsta
~ sae is.n 9une, and the second session viii
es"msace on Monday the 9Th Of July.
THO. w. HOLDEN.
May FL IL
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Of cadiash. Ireland. mas bsplEsd By he i.
Rev. Wm. ~. Fahy. in The moAIh Of
April lssI. The fither 10 IN biz ssh
year and has had -four wives.
SPAlN.-The Ministry has become
exceedingly unpopular. Madrid dates %
April 20. ssy that Il 10 probable ths
Cousz will Be dissolved. Ths Duke Of
Ahamsda. sent Cor 10 Andslusis, had sF-
rived 81 Madrid. People wsrs hoeking
10 ths capital 10 escape from The bands Of
Csbfers. who we're oEefrnning The prosin-
ees. CONSERVATION was iis height. sssn
in The villages four leagues dislanl only
from Ihe capital. The fort Of Alcolsa
del Pinar has surrendered 10 The Csrlisis.
Fears we're entertained for The safety Of
Yalsnsia and Ssrsgosss.
The British Ministry have resigned. in
consequences oftheir defeat on the Jamaies
Government Bill.
BY the arrival Of The great Western,
dates ten days later have betn received
The old ministry had been reslnred il
Englsnd-lhe Duke Of Wellington. Presi
dent Of the Council. add Sir Robert Peel
chancellor Of the exehequer. England ga
in very unquiei state; The msnufseiurinl
towns we're crowded with regular troop
10 watch the movements Of the Chsrtisis
and the finances Of the country are in
preesrious situation. The Bank Of Eng
land, under The unsettled state of Affairs
has suddenly raised her rate Of interest b
8 per cent.
II The difficulties in Ffsnce have assum
ed serious aspect. and blood has bee
shed BY the government in suppressin
J an insureelion in The streets Of Paris
The rioters consisted of four or ~
. hundred, and so 10 100 Of their number
. and several Of the National Guard. wsr
J killed. This movement led 10 ihe imms
; diais formation Of . Ministry. wil
J Marshal Soul,. Secretary Of Foreig
. Affairs and President Of the Council.
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The Constitution just framed in Flori-
ia. preparatory To that Terrisory's becom-
ing member Of the Union, as a State.
con,ainss provision which prohibits. Pre-
siden,s. Directors, Cashiess, and all other
officers Of Banking Companies. from hold.
ing the Office Of Governor. or member oI
The General Assembly. and until twelve
months after cessing 10 be so connected
With any Banking Institution.
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The Consiitution.-This gallant and
favorite frigaie, under the command Of
Danirl Turner. esq. who distinguished
himself on Lake Erie with the lsmenled
Perry. we understand 10 TO sail this day
for Vera Cruz. with Mr.. Poshalla e.
lis, our Minister TO Mexico. IL is said
that the Constitution 10 to be the flagship
Of The Pacific squadron, and has accom-.
modaiions prepared for Captain Claxson,
the Commodore on that station.
Ner FORK Times.
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TREATY WITH MEXICO.

We are informed. through channel IN
which We confde. sha, Mr.. Ellis carried
out with him. on board The friga,e Con-
s,i.u,ion, which sailed few days since.
a treaty negocis,ed at Washington. and
signed 10 the early part OF April. BY Mr.:
Martinez on the part Of the Mexican, and
Mr.. Forsyth on the part OF the Ameri-
can Government. BY the provisions oil
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS


Foil returns from The elections IN Yir-
ginis have not yei been received. Ae-
eofdihg 10 our latest PsIsrsbBrg papers.
ihs returns for Assembly gave so wings.
so Administration. and 5 Conservatives.
Several counties wers yss 10 be heard
from. and il was very doubtful which
party would have The aseendancy.
For Congress the following members
are elected:
Wigs .a1miaisfraiisa.
John NJ. Bots. John w. Jones,
WIN. l.. corgin. Joel HOlleman.
John =. Hill. Francis E. Rises.
r. NJ. +. IluaIer. Geo. c. DrOmgoOle.
Charles Z. Mercer. linn Banks,
John Talisfero. Walter Coles,
Henry A. Wise. William Isucas.s
csn,srraiirs,. Robert Cfsig.
James Garland. Lewis Sleenrod.
Geo. w. Hopkins. Green b. Samuel.
'The National Inlslligsneer Of saIur-
day last says, /" il has become almost GER
tain. from accounts received yesterday.
that Richard w. Barton. twhig.) and
not WIN. Lucas. has received the legal
myoriiy in the Winchester district"
Two districts yet remain to be heard
from. both represented in The las, Con.
gress BY Van Buren, men. limo change
has taken place in shsse .wo districts. the
Wings and Conservatives will have O.
and the Administration 10 members ia
the next Congress; or if Mr. Barton il
elected ins'ead::o! Mr. Lucas. The proper
lion will be 10 and ~. Al the first ses
sion Of the las. Congress the Wings had
bh, six GU, Of the tweniy-Ons member
from This state.
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Five Cents Reward.

NAN away from the subscriber. on the 18th
" ul,imo, boy by the name Of WILLIAM
HoRTEN, bound to me by indenturs from
himself and father. 20 learn the house earpen-
.er's and mill. wright trades. Said Horton is
in his sixteenth year. All persons ere forbid
hsrboriag or employing him, under the penal
~ Of the Law.
JAMES p. BROWN.
May Is. "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-06
Commission IL Forwarding
Business.

5rHE subscribers have established chem.
- selves in Wilmington for the transaction
Of the above business, aud solicit share Of
public patronage. Having been accustomed
10 the business, and intending 20 devote their
attention exclusively 10 il. they pledge them.
patronze them. Merchants living in The in.
terror msy rely on having prompt and early
advices Of ARRIVAL and shipment of their Goods.
and those who supply themselves With Grocc-
ries from Wilmington. will be regularly advised
Of arrivals, and the state Of the market. Strict
attention will also be given 20 The sale Of Pro-
duce, Lumber, Timber, SC.
M.GARY Il MsTAGGART.
Wilmington. May 20. 1889. ~ em