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Ser Ysnui uiilpania Sre.man entbalt
fotaenbcu Irtifel

folsenpcn 1rtifel:
g 1 dno L b, tpenn 10 a y t.
Scr Ginger Belt cr9rihen mebrere Sfla-
penDdnoler in eouiliaua einen Nbplutio=
niiten in bet Nobe bon Neuorleans, ban
Den Jpn uno ,parfen Jpn in cinen Sapcu
[Io nenat man in ienem Staate ben Nrm
zines Stuht5 NIT ltebsnoem Woi1er mel.
cbsn iie ais ben lufsntDalt 6ablrci1el
alligator eannten. sn lpenl9ea iu9ea:
Mitfen ersrif DEN ltneliidliben ein In
tbiim oieier 9efraiiie,n Nmpbibien unt
biB ibm oa5 Sein ab.
Dst Treemon fdbrt fort: "Mon fou
ts bin3ufti9en, Dap cine ioltbe &ctt' bon
&erten es naren, mclbc Den QtopDeten
Daniel in rie somtn9ruee 1porfcn."
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Der Gcn9rtb wrian'ntItt f,b am rcyiSsn
@ltma3e ST @aibln9tcn w;r fonn:n in msnis
gen Sa9tn tie St,iDaft es5 4U(tetnttn srs
,rlrten,
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70 ,sire cbi9s Die srfe ien., Ger q ifta ri # in
nsn Scr. Staatcn iit bSter mic etr irao sis
mes a,tcrn ganrss--unh 1T defenders sins
fbpers Shres fir aIs 8sfDdfttrsibsnssu; cine
rdirnabIs gtsruetirn tsfslbsn miret Gsltbdfts
trsitembe ptranlaNsn ibre grrrssprnrsns ;u
trwsittrn Hne mand,sr Nnhtrs aairsc 0'ritfs
NIT Der Trlf lbitst Der iset, eureb ras bebt
prrto nt9sIdrdt, ctisfttn nnptree hcfir
oert unc auf lrlbs Nrt mlircs Der GttraS ter
prif etsn fc lrb ,pie jcet mrnn nitbt npb
better fin.
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2ers 8 Str Mann in DEN &erei-
nistcn Staaten bdIt ein ohsntlibcs Imt
iein Nar:e 1T 6r. Oibfpf, Elm Witslieo
Der gfeuporfer 9siee9sbuHo. Majcr
Ct 0 y 8icbt Jpn osn &atb nab alba,
ny su 9sbsa, eye Der Stub suaefroren 1T ,
oa eS ua1o3litb fsin mobte oas cine
Stl9e ibn biHouf nebmen fann; ibers
Dem mue Der Scr9eaAt at Nrm5 3sit ba-
ben, III, osn ptas 5u Idubevn uno einea
StubI ansufsrti9en, Der i'iae psrIon
Dalt.
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@a sebt po5 5erIibt, oob Die 8lirstr
bon l1nicntclpa (@o.) ei,e GeienIbaf #
CUR Sef foroerun9 poterlnNoiiber Woru>
focturen biloen ,polten. Cine Der eta
tuten fol- oabin lauten, oab sein 9JsitSlies
ouoldnoilOe Waaufaeturcn foufen ooer
perbrautbsn oarf. tb.
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gcl btcyeure5 ;yeuer.

2cBte @oGbt Wurot 5Oumniclstaun, in
Gauplia Gauntp speimal ourcb Tcuer
i-beimoelubt. s5a Der Gocbt pom 1Sten
Ghle5 bratb oas Beucr in einem Gtal
as ms psrtrcitttr f;tb nit 1cI;bsrS1ntl:
li9ftit oa6 bemjeiten nibt e3er Ginbalt
estDan pcroen frEnte ti5 Ii oosr Is
Gtdge uno Stbcuern Elm 8aub Der
S!auG,tn lpurNsn. SSn Der gfadt pom
2lgsa brab oteralol6 Ssusr in Dem Sc:
tduce be6 }0rn, Ucr aus uub brannte eafs
le!tc bis ouf be: Gruno nieoep nit allem
/ 6als5erGtb H. (. II. 0cr 8erluff oe5
6rn. Scr mus leDr ibwer feimincemibm
| io5ulaGea }ein sansts 8ern.d9en Gin Noub
cer GlaUMcu ,puroc. Gs miro 9c8!aubt
oab pa5 6tuer oas @c,f zines Wrrobysn,
ner6 lei.
Giitet cub fit 9ift.--G5 IL left flar
bcc,ielen, mas man lan9e permutbet bat
te, oab rie mcificn pou ben @cinen, lpel-
tic in oielem Haaoe perfauft n?trosn, Gin
@emlltb lei, 5uiaumeR9elcet aus Der:
faulten Nerfeln, &itrlok ppfdbteyen.
Gaft uno braunem 2utfsr. lin Dot-
lpein iciaen oeDori3cn Geibmod 5u Sc
benz bobtn mir 6clyDrt, bab man Su 3a
ten Go2yoatbeo ,.ltbmorsc Safer" ooran>
ter tbue 3atocfe{aft if Gin anoercr
BE itanbtbcil Der aenommen miro, un pen
eiqaer einen reijenoen liebliibsn@sl ,Yuatf
su 9tbsn. Ginioe onoers 0eifanotbsile
modem e5 nltDt erlaubsn, oao lpir iie an,
! fl,9rea.
.
s n Sc t a Ct. = Sin Wann III
Ieu Worf fub!te iitb am 8abltage Mor
gen etpaS unpdBIib unp bolte lib bon
DER 1potbees en Rccept gum Ubfubren.
auf Dem Nutflpe9e belt er an, u.n lei,
nc Stllnme en5ueebea uhe oiu8. Damn
beim, III, ieiae 2lriensi lu neDmen Gr
lrmee 81 Saule pon S:upuaserun3 CT.
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eSn Baltimore lpuroen orei Oerra ais

eSn Baltimore lpurosn Orei SOerrH ais
BET Nu5ruitun9 bon GflapsnitbiTtn Der
odbti9 perboftst. 8ir freuen un5 biers
ibcr uno puroen uns no1 mebr ireuen
,pann Die inllnoilDsn Sflapenb1noler
iGnen @siealbaft # leiitsa mii6tsn. liau
bat up5 benatbribtl9t, Dap Dor nibt Ian
ger 3eit Der StIopsnbdnoler 6ope 8.
Slau9ter an Detcn Sage nit einem 6au:
fen Don l3O Sflaren burb Die Yrat-
itroNe in Baltimore sos, um ile ouf Elm
natb Htuortenn5 teltimmtrs Stlaosnz
Ibih 81 byin9en. Q8ir Daben litri9en5
bon ftiner SeiOwetoe 9s9en oele 2(rt
G.esrQubcrsi gcb6yt. Ssle unicrer &auf
leute, ietbft i'm SIcrrcn fino aueenibsn=
lib i'm boben 3root bel oislem "inldnoi
iben @elbdft5Sspei9e bttbeili9t. IS
lpiiroe fsines,pc9e ieltiam erl6clnehpenn
Gin betrdtbtlidsr Spell Der Gummen, mel:
tbc snm Golonil lationa fono sur llnterpruf
fun9 oes alSlp3rti9en GfIauenbanoels
bei9eittu;rt wsiosn, ilb ol5 oas groouCt
oer Nuftion5perfaufe Don Wduuern, Wei.
bern uno Sinpern Don Seiter Der Naen-
ten ano 2(mpdtoe oer S;iiftuerer bcrous
ltrtlten. 8. gt. 3ts.
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|eriffem ais er fano nab er bic Sorlbrift
lin Den Stimmeeiten 9aporfen uao 10 uiel,
Ilciebt eini9ea Gaabieaten eiae atfubrune
anpeoe aetraNt babe.
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jeet ibr Gldtf tei Ser Supremcneourt
|oeriuben. 10.
Se!Isr an rer ncisereen Sldte an Ger
z d)llultiu.

2(m porisen 0pnn;ritas Wiorsen, u,n
etlro II llDr 9sristb oas lSous oben an
Der nei9enocn 5labe an Dem pDilaoetpbia
uno Gotua,bia Nieeellut9 bel Der Setur
ptfiu, pslDa5 sur Nuf fbswabrune Der SO
romrtpe y0d9en, 7c beifinlmt par. in
Sranc, uno puroe 9dnslitb ein9sdl1ert.
Dos Seuer ioll ourb 8eusrfunten bon
elmer socomrtipc cntftanbcn itin, Juno nebit
Der 3sritorun9 oe6 @cbauoes Iollen orei
poer msbr eocomotpe psrbrannt fein 70
lpie oub oas neue Gou sum 6eraufSieben
Der sBa9cn auf ,. nri9cnotn Slide, mas
1000 5balcr fpit,te. Scr ourb Den
Staat erlittene &erluff miro auf 30 tau >
ieno Sboler 9citbast. Solfsf.
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Gblehte 2lrbeit. -3,rei nlv5f0ff9te
9luirr, oen prn. 9c6man>einar Raufr
mann in 9feu Yorf, 9eborenO, soelde i'm
10000 Sbl. fpffeten, ,uno rpelcbe,in 8rref
lpn crritbtet ,poren flirSten am leetem
Santiago 6ulam'ren, uno iino nun elm
9aufen Huiaca ; Die Sdulen iparen ,ritbr
stDorl9 ifarf, um oas fb,pere gepiebt:
oes 9epolbes ju tro9sn. Gine 0n5obl
bon psrionsn woren TIN oisfsr 3eitan Die
Irbeit 9eifsdt, allcin sliitlidSrpeiie ers.
litten iie feincn Sebaoen.
Die SfaatsfNulo bon ssnneiIte betraSt ntr
$2,666
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Der Goitor os5 eancaiter Sntelli9en-
cer ftbreibt, Dap er 5u9e9en 9enelcn ieL
ais &obtar ?Olufslmann bcn WDrocr
3ellerbabs, eas SpoeslutDsil pcr9elelen
purbe. ST. au1erte bsi Die lem ibauer
titben Nct uidt Die 9erin9lte 8sapeeuns
uno ol5 ibn ocr SberifT fra9te, oh Ell
oo5 Scr9eltiene perltonben babe, er,pte.
oerte er nit falt5lati9em 8leibmutb
"cSa, &c. miro cer Sreita9 ppr 8eiuatstsn
iein." [Sein 6inribtun96tas.] Gr du:
Berte Den 8uul leb 9leib fterben SIT mosen
|ldu9nete Die Merottbat ouf oas Scler!itb,
| lte uno rief @ct gum 3eu9en feiner I'm
lbulo an erfldreno, baB man fali6 9e9en
Jpn selbporen uno seSeu9t babe.
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NQer 9Eatrlbsnlitbfsit natt, iii Oiarfus
Mcrtrn, ter y. y. @anceat, ais GuptrnGr
Eprn Ola(iltultta eripAblt. Ssine @r,vibs
lung lit mie man fr9t og llriat,s su;ultrsis
Sen, beE S>r. Dtprttn siu elm efriaer 2tbeti,
niit III.
u Rahhrm .obi9sS ld'en aufgtft&t MAR CT.
bsitcn mir mob steu al5 llnlrc Stituu0 ;,lr
prtfIt 9sbsn lrats, Ratbrtbten Ole taS rb9t
jntiftlbaft MAIDEN, ,psIdbc mlr in unftrsr fcls
9snten Nummsr mittDe!sn msrbsn.
Grnhtr ar. = 2Gjr FNesn in elmer
SHedbislSs Sjs Grjdbsn9 elmer @tlhi,btu
cit mcbl assi9nct fin mGhts bsi pielen 2sutsn
csn glaabsn an i:trsn unr @cipnTsr ~ tts
gclinbsn.
Sn osr ,?anit Ven Capt. @rattcn b,i pa'
laitiau SaiRr6, asltbsben GNdNn pen unbss
fannter 5. .ano Die nur ron Gltbtnren 4Nrirnen
psrrihtst merbsn fonnsn. gEsnn aaeS in sis
nm 3inlMr 9terrnst 1T, 70 1T natb ejnsr Pvr
5n 2Ibr:fsnBsit tsr SsmcbRsr, am De1sn Saz
&C, uno rbns Gsrauih NGt6 in eis ert6ts
llncrSnun9 Sstradht. ScSale Ssnanp aufs
past Nno sbsnic 9taebt5, bIsbt AIDES in Orb
nung, Elm 5eiteM cap Sicie mTbtbann use
fen 81 i9rsn gslJ.dftsn wcbI >iht atsr tsins
UeNaibaft trauttsn.
eiaea sa9t~ a!o bic Gan.jIit VI M!tta9 Sc
SttIrn Dattn enff:wntGn ftp 1ut nur sjni9t
SArjtts Ven ttr l4.,rI unb in msni9en 9tnu
TN !paren aat scaer uap StbliTtln auf mel
den 1p,b srciitn tefRHib Naren, pom SLID
auf rtn 8lur 9citGt. l:r. Sratton fea pur1
eitie5 llnmsisn iipn btrnttnoen Ghabsn sss
Dabt baben. Gd9idb iclsn ljtb pisls 2suts eins
intccn, INN bisls fcnrsl barsn Serri1hnsen
~ tscbahttn.
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fentlib erflGrt bat, bas aue perfonfn,
|ipelbe BON Maine fommen, in einieem
|S6iTe, nno 3u Dem 6abr5ease seb0ren>
uno iitb oamit abaebcn gteser Sflapen
bon ibren Meiitern su uerfdlssa, NIT bcs.
nen fol- bem9emdb per- fabren uernsn..
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Or. DDott. .-2(m eorlegten Gomitaoc
9at Hicbter 5obo feline Wsinun0 bel
5ouvt, ,porin er Die @rinoe beietot, oaf
SD9tt btfreit ncroen folttc. 70 Dap &c
bel Der feit9cl, etcn S:trafs ucrtleibt.
Ritbtsr 8oupicr peria6 cine eiecne Wei
aunS, Die jtopb NIT Der oes 8idDter Gooe
ibere,nlimate. Die Iopofaten ,potlen
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0ie Gtaatsn Malne uno Gecr9icn,o ob:
9leib Iie spcit bon einonoer entfcrnt tie
gen. ltno bob in Wibo'rfdnonip 9efcm:
men. Ger @upernGr ppn Maine bat ee
admlieb runo at9cibIa9en 5fpei QSe9ldu-
FER, Nanens pbilbroot uno Ssllsran, ale
Ger @erebtisfcit bon @ecrsieH entfloDen,
au5juliefern. Dies bat ben guuetaor
oon 0cor9itn 70 ouf9ctrasbt, bab ct af'
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Die 8anfea in Saoiana bab>n eincn
ebrenpollern gfan ein9eib(aeen, ais bic
auoern. Sie Sablen tros Der 3oblua95'
eiaRelluneen Der tRllehea Sanfen, aue
iDre N(pten an Snoipioutn in baarem Gct:
Be aus, prrlpei9ern abcr, ibre Hcten bon
8roser5 potr anoern Sanfsn cinSglblta.
-O-
2tltc Gc(tsnbeit.-Da5 Gltcife 6ous
in cen Ser. Gt2aten,fo pel mir NIT 5iem
lieber @emiBbeit au5fiaoen f0nnen, ffebt
in Sto 8uilfoyS (gt.l roettbcS i'm Sabr
1899 crbout muroc; oemaa(b 1T c5 ieet
300 Sabr alt. Gs 1T usn Stein uno
l}Dt ouf cinem f,b5ncn crboDcten 8runb
uon no man cine prGbtiec 4u51ibt 0c=
nie6t nod Song S5taao Souao, auf uno
nieotr, io melt oa5 Iuec rsibsn fann.
G6 fbeint, ba5 oieles 0au5 burb Den
eDrlp. WDitiIslo erbaut ,puroc. pelber
Die Nniieoler oortbn fIbyte, uao rpelsber
Der eriie prrbiDcr in @ultforo lpor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-29

thereby certify, that John T Anderson made the i'm
preston on me- when H. procured GER Eca'r from me
lev tn,s ago that had certified 10 CT, ain statements
made by hm 4 public speech, at Newcastle, on ne
day of The election p dIng hims-f 10 resign II Col.
Shanks should not be elected, by my sIgna,nre 10
letter addressed him by Nathan Eakeu. and Others,
aud gave my certificate 10 him under the belief thht
had done han injustIce by permitting my name 10 be
signed to the statements which he reported 10 nave
mrde in thai speech. but since have seen copy OF me
letter and have had il properly explained TO M, ma
that il does not commit 10 more Than "al heafd
him state IN Conversation and nov nnhesta'ingy de-
clare that heard hin the tuwn oi F'ncas'!r say mat
# n majority ut delegates opposed 10 " m y. hlV's
soud lie plctcd in his a. the then pending eec-
non that he cud IN ms seat ~ Tie - nale Is he
could not nd putting down snci man as Mr. l.lEts
In nv certificate Ia MIR Anderson stated that had
r. YER seen the letter winch my IS affixed, cor
u,y.u a.v authority 10 put mv the statements
Thai he i. said IN IT, hare made at Newcastle" but
now declare after rerec Understanding OF the matter
thai did aU,IOrz" ny name 10 be put eiitf 10 MA
which would contain the substance OF the pledge that
he had made IN my presence 10 resign MS seat u al'
ti,y of anti Tlves eleCled IN his district ana
alter have seen copy of the letter. and examined II
particularly find that it pledges nothing else
ttan the substance Of what heu!d Mr. Anderson say
as above stated Given under my hand this 22d cnT oil
Aug. 1883 AhDith" hc'Ll IN
Byfstour. county, 10 ait
hereby certify tina, Andrew hcCIuer made oath be-
fore me in the truth Of The above statement 10 which ne
day OF Aug, 1880, Nj. ". PETllGRE", }. T.
Fi.cAsrLr, Nov. !, 1899
Dear Sir-!Iaving given you certificates With respect
TO certain contained III letter ac6feSsrd 70
YOU by Us aud some others .; your constituents 10 July
last, under msrep;ese ntaiicn OF what that Ieef con
tanned occasloned by your Misrepresentation Of IT, We
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and as a safe and useful remedy, Albany, 25th
June, 1889. G. - TowNeEND, NJ ID
have examined receipt for "A compound
called the Balm ofIi(c. in the hands Of Rev.
/. Covert, and have to state, that consider 1t
safe aud useful. combination of medicine,
calculated 10 be very beneficial in Chronic dis
eases ofthc Lungs and Air passages.
Troy, June 81, 1850. AVERY J SKiLToN,
Physician & Surgeon.
fully concur in the above recommendation.
5 BARRETT, Phys. d Surgeon. city.
We certify that we have examined the recipe
for preparing he Rev. |. Coverls' Balm Of
Life aud bellve it to be a safe and ludcous
combination. well calculated to relieve the
complaints for which it is recommended.
Troy, N. Y. A & l. STREErEn. M D.
THIS may certify that have examined
recipe presented to me by /. Covert.
IL appears TO be well calculated to relieve
irritation Of the bronchial cells and affections
ofthc Lungs and plura and all Chronic disea
Scs OF the Chest. As an expec,orant ii might
with propricty be prescribed in most cases
where an article of that kind was indcated.
r. GLOVER, NJ ID
New York, July Q. 1889.
Sold by j. e. j. II. PECK & Co., Burling-
Ton, permont.
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meant to have been here a' commence en'
bat was so much engaged, | could moi leave
home.
M Oh there never was such good
tim" as we had here ~ commencement. the
Town vas filed and literally throngcd
&, Yes, some of my neighbots were
here and told inc so, and nv Son said your
Store was great attraction the night be-
fore.
M. came in for my full share, in deco
rnt;ng with The cmbloms of the Green
Mountain State, and Illuminated Tor which
the long loud and hearty cheers Of the
Cav0 'cadc, ~ escort Of the Hon. Henry
Clay 10 his quarters, tcsounded for the re-.
spccl shown, aud probably for The long tried
consistent course pursued by the CheGp
cAsu STORE, which resulted in an ove,,
flowing trade from The vast multitude the
next day.
c, 'cioicc you had so good time,
u would hav" given me pleasure to have
been here, there must have been great
many people IN town, hear everything
we'll spoken oi that transplrcd that day.
would IKE 10 have seen our great Western
Orator and Statesman.
M Yes, SIR, all went on very well in
deed remarkably SO. did any Of your family
come VITA you to day.
c. Yes, nv Wife and Daughter came
to trade iIltlc, what do you want to sci
ne.
III. A good pir CO Of Broad Cloth, .
Carpet, New Bonnet Fine Shawl, SIN
for dress, or any other goods that yo,
wish that may have to sell.
L. see you have everything, and th'
articles named are just what we war,, nnC
VIII 90 and have Mrs.--and my Daugh
ter come and you can sell cheap will buy
You take bills suppose,
III. Ha, Ha, IIa, Yes, rather than spc
Gle. all but Windsor.
{. Ha, lla. and ne charge for $40
III. Coed, bot any, my Taxes are paid
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JOSEPH WATT,

IVES notice that he has bought out
w the lnteres, OF his late Partner Mr..
JOHN p. TABOR, and will continue the
staple and fancy dry goods Business. at the
old stand west side Church ST.. doors
above the square, where will be constantly
kept full supply of French. British and
American Goods of the best quality, which
will be at all times freely shown and sold
uncommonly cheap for cash--he has OH
hand good assortment Of
PLAN and ig'd Silks
Dark and hight Cahcoes
Silk, KID and Th'd Gloves
Six and Hose
Ribbons, Belts, fancy Hdkfs.
Net and Embr'd Scaris
Ederbor'o and Tartan Shawls
Lace and Gauze Wells
Embrd Collars. Laces, &C., &c.
Gents. Cotton Hose
| Cotton. Six. kid. & Th'd Gloves
| Silk, Bombazln, Satin, and Hair Cloth
Stocks
Cheap Silk Cravats
Best Italian do 80 and 40 inches
Cloths and CaSSimers
! Umbrellas &c. &c.
| Burlington. aug. 6, 1899.
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THE PRESIDENTS CALL.

Mr.. Van Buren, landed on our wharf
from the steamer whitehall on Wednesday
about half past six =. NJ A committee
consisting of Charies adams, ~ Guy Cat
lin, WHY'S Lyman. and one or two others
met him at Whitehall and attended him to
this place. We understand the Loco Focos
made quite respectable turn out on the
prudcnly thought best not to form any
procession An escort of horses and colts
however had been dfummed up for the oc.
casion from the neighboting towns On
the whole the reception was--not 'JaiI
me-" no, not by any means. Henry Cidy's
reception tcaS ',)ailure." This was quite
the rererse. Docs the Senine understand
us' We cheerfully concede, however, as
we have said above, that the Loco Focos
made quite a respectable rally in point OF
Numbers. We also understand that quite u
number of Wings thought proper 10 pay
the President the respect which is due to
h,s c0ice. And we are happy to learn that
they met him without dodgiug-wih that
respect which President Of the Unued
States opeM always to command, bul with
lie ftmuess of men who were determined
TO oppose h,m and he destructive measures
! Of his Administration until he ceases TO be
come the President of the Loco Foco par.
| ~ and begins to serve his country. The
| President remained here about two hours
and received those who called upon him a
the American Hotel. About eight in The
evening be left by the boat for Port Kent
Query Does The Sentinel think it wa
quite proper that that old Eederaist
Charles Adams, should have been ore o
the committee to receive the Democrat
chief?
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-08-23
SASEE FACTORY.

rHTllE subscriber would respectfully inform
q. the inhabitants of Burlington that by the
earnest solicitation Of a number Of gentlemen
residing in and adjacent TO said town, he has
been constrained to establish
SASH FACTORY,
at Colchester Falls Gone mile from the Court
Honsc,in BurlngIon,) where he will be happy
to supply all those who may wish to purchase
Wiadow SdSh or Binds. His long experience
in the above business warrants him in assuring
all those who may favor him with their patron.
age. that they may depend upon first rate
article, as he is determined to employ none
but first rate worknen and his stock will be
Of the very best materials Orders from a
! distance addressed to the subscriber at Bur
lngton, VI. will be thankfully received and
promptly attended to. SIDNEY SMITH.
! Colchester Fa7s. .lus'@t ). 1889.
N. BAH work warranted to be good, or
no sale. Any size or quantity of Sash fur
| rished TO order.
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Goth August 1899.
SCE.NH ar
HOW A. gRID23
CDcdp CanD Store
-I0-

Merchant Good morning,
Customer -lIow do do,
~ well, very well, thank you.
Z Fine weather,
M Beautiful charming most delightful
good for crops.
{, Yes just about right for US Farmers
and good for sou too, ! see you have a
a plenty of goods yet,
M Farming Is a happy noble indepen-
deaf employment IA winch we are all in.
,cres'ed as being the ground principal of
every other occupation. You say have
plenty Of goods, have an excellent as
sorltnent.
c. Sell as cheap as ever suppose.
NJ Just now little cheaper,
&, Why 500
N The wool and dairy bring good
prices and trade is brisk,
e. Does that make a difference.
NJ Yes, can always sell cheap where q
COED dea Is sold.
&. Then you can sell as cheap as any,
body.
~, Thank you sir, that is Just what
like, always up aud doing, ready to anrlci
pate and supply the wants of customers
and as am just off for New York again,
like to look over the goods to see what
may be wanting, and at such times sci q
little cheaper than usual.
e. ! have come ma good time then,
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Joseph Jones' Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, !

DIST. or CHIrTENDEN s. \
FESHE Probate Courr for the district Of
n ChIttenden, 70 all persons concerned
IN the estate of Joseph Jones, late OF Un,
derhlI IN said district, deceased.
GREETING. .
Truman Sheldon, Executor of the last
will and Testament OF he said deceased
having made application TO said court for
license to sell he real estate of said de.
ceased, representing that "A sale thereof is
necessary for the payment of the debts,
and charges Of administration, and propo
seS To render an account of his oGminletra.
ton, and to present his account against
SAID estate for examination and allowance.
WDocenpou he court aforesaid doth assign
the second Wednesday OF September 1889
tor hearing IN the premises, aud doth
order hat the heirs and a Il others interested
Gallon OF this order three weeks success.
slvely in the Free Press, a newspaper
printed IN SAID Burlington. the last ol which
publications to be previous To said second
"Wednesday OF September, 1889, that they
NAV appear al the time and place aforesaid
and show cause why hcence TO sell said
land should not be granted, and why the
account of the SAID executor should not be
allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this
18th day of August A II, 1889.
VIM. WESTON, Register,