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we cull from The New York papers the annexed
items OF news brought by the Steamship Liverpool.
MIR. JAupos's conduct 10 his late unenyisble posi-
lion at London Is spoken Of by all parties IN FERNS
OF high praise. A lew sales OF United States Bank
stock have been made as low as ZIG los. but me
holders generally are wisely disposed mol 10 part
with II al such sacrifice SO much for this money
crisis How many more Will there be before we
learn wisdom by experience
II IS now definitely understood that Queen vieto-
ria has plghied her troth 10 Prince Albert OF SAKE
Coburg, and that the marriage - 10 lake place ia
April or May next. 80.
penny postage experiment by ordering that from the
5th OF December all hostages in the kingdom De
four pence. This, however, is merely aprecaution-
ary measure TO enable the posi- office clerks 10 get
gradually trained, for il Is certainly something oil
revolution, and the working Of IL Is yet rather prob
lematcal.
a Chartist insurrecliou in Wales was headed by
Mr.. John Frost respectable and intelligent linen
draper OF Newport. IL appears there was deep,
laid precenceried plan FOR Ia general rising, and
Wales was 10 be created into Chartist Kingdom"
Not less than 10000 rebels" are said TO have as
senlbled amon pc hills, but, In heif hrsi dsseen.
upon Newpol they were efeclually. opposed by the
military and Citizens were headed by the Mayor,
and F,ost and about twenty Of The rngleaders were
taken prisoners They are 10 be tried by special
commission for high treason, and no bonbt most oil
them will be executed as the Ministry md maj de-
cisiye measures are called for on all hands.
The Hon. Daniel Webster, OF the United States
Senate and family return TO New York In The pack
Ell ship Mediator from Portsmouth, on The 18Th OF
November
Al London, on the 18th, there was limited de-
nand for foreign wheat. There was no alteration
noticed in -four.
The frigaIe Imogene arrived at Portsmouth, No
vember l4ih, from Valparaiso, with 81, 500,OO0' and
mother irigate was expected from Mexico with
Sl,0O0000 more
AT Liverpool, at the time Of the departure OF the
steamer, the grain market was heavy, and decline
If Is. per barrel was noticed In American -four A
nerican sweet quoted al 40 43s and sour al 80
40s.
The aspect 1.-THE cotton market was favorable. It
will be seen thai an advance OF Id had been obtain
I'd al The latest dates on some American descrip-
lions.
Letters from Manchester TO the 18th November
say :. In the cotton trade since the 18th instant,
| there has been considerable speculative demand
for both goods and twist and II the holders OF either
would only have submittedt the most triing reduc.
ton. large business would have been transacted
] Brighter times appear 10 be anticipated.
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DRESIDENT'5 MESSAGES up TO ls39-Just re-
i ceived, in one octave volume, containing not only
all the Annual Messages but all other Messages ana ad
dresses of any importance from the first inaugural adj
dress Of George Washington up the messages Of Mar
tin Van Buren, the Congress of 1882, all PACED and
indie xed fer Immediate reference, vol containing more
than COO octave pages andsomely printed with por
traits and full bound in leather, containing also the
S. Constitution and amendments and the declaration OF
independence; price SO IS just received for sale by
T, TAYLOR, Bookseller Immediately east Of Gadsby $
Hotel dec 10
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1tHoIcE WINES & LlouoRs.-T. +. sEMMEs

(tHOICE WINES & LIQUORS.-T +. SEMMES
~ respectfully informs his friends, Members of Con-
stand the corner Of Louisiana Avenue and Seventh
street. Centre Market space the largest and best Sc
lected stock Of fine Wines and liquors offered for
as represented and SELL either wholesale or RETAIL
reasonable terms they can be procured any OF
the Northern cities '"
Space not afforded to enumerate ths portion
OF his stock. but the following list comprises OF tho
recherche kinds which worthy OF the attention
OF connoisseurs, housekeepers, anddeaers.
All wines aud liquors purchased of r. r. s. will be
to any section Of the city Georgetown free Of
charge aud those intended for distance will be
iy packed and warranted to carry free Of breakage
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morning.
SECOND DAY.
THURSDAY, December S. 1899

Pursuant TO adjournment The Convention met.
The Rev. Mr.. Sprecher, officiating Clergyman of
The Lutheran Church, offered up TO Almighty God
most fervent prayer for His blessing on the Con
yenlon, our country and the world
The following additional delegates appeared
Ohio, DR.. Cyrus Fauconer, New York Henry II.
Ross. Virginia, William c. Mo>eley, Festus Dick
inson. Mississippi, Anderson Miller North Caro-
Ina =. Z. Washington. Maryland, w. Price, J.
b. Kerr.
COL DicxEY, Of Pennsylvania announced that the
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OF KNoWLEDGE and Librar

TINE TREASURY OF KNOWLEDGE and Library
i OF Reference, in volumes OF eleven hundred pages
each full bound in leather price for The set 80 Isl
tans full ard complete English Dictionary Universal
Gazetteer Dictionary Of Maxims and Proverbs Eng
lish); Classical Dictionary; Dictionary Of Quotations
from the Latin, Greek French, Italian, Spanish, &c.
&c with the English translation Of each Encyclopaedia
Of Scientific knowledge a Biographical Dictionary;
ChronaaQgica and Historical Dictionary; Law Die
Dictionary of the proverbs terms and phrases
Of Foreign Languages with the English TRANSACTIONS;
compendiovs English Grammar, and much other useful
information. a.
Jus, received for sale by F. TAYLOR, Bookseller,
Immediately east Of Gaisby's Hotel. dec 10
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MN ShoWlNG "A gentleman from the North who
ana manufacture Of silk FOR several years past and bay
ing suclent supply orees, DESTROYS Of uniting with
u more gentlemen IN ESTABLISHING permanent sir
where land and the labor Of and children i M,
dear; his references will be unexccptionable. -
individuals or small associations wishing to commonc.
sue business will please address in care ~ ,ba S
tor Of the Madisonian, Washington, D. c. dec Aim u
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HALF,PAST TEN, P. M.

As soon as the Convention was called TO order
Gov. Owen, Of North Carolina, announced aa
the committee had had the subject matter under CO...
sideration, and had instructed the Chairman 10 Ie
port progress and ask leave to sit again and that "
following was the result Of the baolings for Pres
dent.
Two hundred and fify-four ballots were cast q
which
Gen. WINFIELD ScoTT had l6
Hon. HENRY CLAY, 80
Gen. WM. Ii. HARRIsoN, Va lbs
25i
One hundred and forty-eight ballots being ma,
rity Of the whole number, General WILLIAM !
HARRISON OF Ohio, was duly selected as the Car
didate for the Presidency. No balotngs were Ia
for the Vice Presidency.
The report was received, and the committee ha
leave to sit again whereupon the Convention a
journed ill 10 o'clock tomorrow.
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TAME'S NEW NOVEL-Henry of Guisc, or the
d States Of Blos by the author Of Darney Richelieu,
&C. &c. is this day published and for sale by + TAY-
LOR or for circulation among the subscribers to the
Waverly Circulating Library, Immediately East OF
Ciadshy's Hotel dec 10
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Pennsylvania delegation had agreed that allihe clai-
manls Of seats from this State ought 10 be admitted
and moved tina, the journal Of yesterday be corecru
accordingly; which was agreed 70.
MI. sraaouE. OF Massachusetts, from the Com
mitiee TO nominate officers made The following re-
port which was agreed to.
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THE WEEKLY MADISONIAN
During fhe Session Of C0noress

TINE Weekly Edition of the MADISONIAN during
i the approaching Session of Congress will contain,
besides leading editorial articles condensed abstract Of
all the proceedings of both Houses, and substantial re.
ports OF the leading speeches quest of general in
terest from the speakers of every party and will be fur
nished TO subscribers for One DOLLAR for months
commencing with the Session
Persons at distance desiring the paper either
transmit by the Member Of Congress 10 their District
send by mail at risk, provided they have certif
the Postmaster that the remittance has been duly
mailed
Payment in advance, in all cases, will be expected Of
course. THOS. ALLEN. 3
Washington, Oct. Is, 1888.
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l3 Prizes from $780, down to $1,000.
A large number $3.50, 800, $500, $500, SC. Prizes
amounting to $4,000.
rs number lottery, and twelve drawn ballots.
THE GRAND TWO MILLION LOTTERY
Is to be drawn the old plan.
10000 prizes--Tickets $50.
The first days drawing, January 6, 1870.
property in N. Orls.
One capital prize of $500 900 which now rents for
$4,000 per annum.
Al am ooo Rents for $40 cooper
" annum
! do 10000 Rents for s,s,oOo per
louisiana and will be drawn in good faith and the pro-
perry conveyed the prize holders free of all expense
and incumbrnnce.
All orders from distance for tickets will rect with
prompt attention. Address
dec id&c2w r. FRANCE, Washington City
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PRESIDENT,

Gov. James Barbour, Of Virginia.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Gov. Jno. s. Peters, of Connecticut.
Gov. J. A. Shulze, Of Pennsylvania.
Gov. David Hazard, Of Delaware.
Gov. Geo. Howard, Of Maryland.
GOV. Jno. Tyler, of Virginia.
Gov. Jno. Owen, of North Carolina.
Gov. Tho. Metcalfe, Of Kentucky.
p. r. Livingston, oil New York.
Jacob Burnett, OF Ohio,
I. G. Bates, of Massachusetts,.
Jas. Wilson, OF New Hampshire.
f. NJ. Huntington, OF Indiana.
T. Marsh, Of New jersey.
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NOTICE-The managers of the New Orleans Grand
y Real Estate Lottery caldwell & Oakley have ap
pointed Richard France and j. b. German, Of Washing.
ton city, agents dispose of Tickets in the above Lot.
terry. .#.., ..@ dec 4-d&c2w +
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MINE AND LIQUOR STORE.-J B. MORGAN
w has on hand good assortment Of Wines. &c The
stock consists in part rs follows: - -
Old L. p. Madeira
Do. No. Blackburn do
Do. Gordon do
Do. Murdoch do
DO. Gould IL Co do
fae and brown Sherries of various brands such as
'. rgara," " Lobo," (brown,) "Lacoste & I.obo,
Cs s.ru Pae and brown Brandies, very superior
= haDpagne Brandy Old Jnmaic, gnrfts po,ck
% Brandy Cd Rouard" Whskey, sc.
Inampagne Wines, Of the most approved brands
and pints " Gnu scotch A'e,ln gus.
~ orneIs thankfully received punctualy attended TO-
or 9ers carefully a packed wou, charge for package
goods ordarnd au srct attention paid the quality OF
De- ~. aa,'ue' J. b. MORGAN
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rOLTS BOOK-KEEPING.--Tbe Science Of Dou-
methodzed explained by definite rules and illustrated
by entries, in different from any previous work,
together with practical forms for keeping books in diff
lerent commercial houses, public Lectures, &C. Sc Ivy
& Colt accountant. fourth edition. 1899, this day re-
oieftSs ana merchants edition, 223 pages. dec q
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-18
Brushes of all kinds.

Hair Brushes of about 90 different kinds
Flesh Brushes, Clothes Brushes kinds, In.
fants Brushes, Nail Brushes 6 kinds, Hearth
brushes kinds. Shoe Brushes, Brushes for
Plate, La,her Brushes, Table Brushes, Hat
Brushes kinds Tooth Brushes kinds, Comb
Brushes or cleaners 3 kinds, Floor Brushes
Backing Watch Brushes, French Hair Brush
es, constituting as fine an assortment of good
Brushes as has ever been offered in this Mar-
ket, many of our Brushes are made with the
best selected stiff white BRlSTLES and
with rose Wood backs, and are sold about
as cheap as the the tawdry painted Brushes
so commonly seen in the Country. We in
Store. PANGBoRN & BRINsMAID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-18
WORMS
no remove these troublesome and danger

INV remove lhese troublesome and danger
l. Gus inhabitants of the stomach and bow
els, which SO often impair the health and de.
stroy the lives children and adults, USE Doct
M. Hitchcock s WORM 7E.A-a certain and
safe preparation for the removal of the vari.
Gus kinds Of worms that infest the human sys
tenn. We say USE DR.. M. Hitchcok's Worm
Tea, for this plain reason-that in no one OF
the thousand cases, where il has been used
agreeable TO the printed directions, has il ever
failed.
NIB. Ask for DR.. M. HITcmcocK's WosM
TEA, as there are many nostrums abroad for
the destruction of worms.
For sale wholesale and retail by A. HITcH.
COCK q Co., sole proprietors, III Geneseo st. :,
Utica, and by their agents throughout the
United States and Canada. In Burlington by
J. & J. II. PECK IL Co., in Vergennes by j.
Il. Bowman, in Milton by Whitney, Landon
Il Co., in Georgia by Lorenzo James. aug2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-18
Hare yow q Cough9
DIE OF CONST1nIp7

OtOOO I'm VI
every year in the United States, and millions
suffer from troublesome coughs and cold. that
can be cured by DR.. NJ. Hitchcocks 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 afford re.
lief, and save you from that awful disease.
pulmonary consum ption, which usually sweeps
into the grave hundreds Of the young, the old,
the fair, the looely and the gay?
Have you a cough BE persuaded 10 pur.
chase bottle of the Cough Drops to-day -
Tomorrow may be too late.
Have you cough DIR. Hitchcock's Veg.
etable Virgin Cream Cough Drops is the only
remedy you should take to cure you.
For this plain reason; That in no ono of
the thousand cases where it has been used has
1t failed to relieve. Price, rs cents per bottle.
For sale, wholesale and retail. by
A. HITCHCOCK g. Co.
No. 1T Genesee ST.. Utica, N. Y.
And by their agents throughout The United
States and Canada. In Burlington only by
J.& J. ii. PECK & Co., in Vergennes by J. ri.
Bowman, in Milton by Whitney, Landon e.
Co., in Georgia by Lorenzo James.
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LOVELY g. HURLBUT.
AT The sign Of ". Lovely & Co. }

VII We SYN q ". Lovely q 20.
BURLINGTON, VIZ.
A RE now opening a more extensive
IA assortment of Goods than is usually
if ever, found in any one country Store
which are now offered by wholesale OF
retail, TO suit purchasers, at reduced prices
from former sales, for Cash, Butter, or
other ready pay, as may be agreed upon
To enumeratc our assortment would require
time necessarily devoted to distributing
thesf goods TO those who may avail them
So 70 of purchasing cheaper than ever
be"re. We give n specimen of our Goods
b. lumeratng only few.
rs pieces Fr., Italian and India Silks, of
every color and quality from ! I'd. to
II yd. wide
80 pieces Mouslin de Lain
Plain and fg'd Alpnes. great variety
Eng. F. and American Prints
Circassians, Eng. g. FIR. Merinos, all
colors
Eng. Fr. and American Broad Cloths,
from 81 SO to $40 per yard
Eng. and Amer. Casimeres and Satne,ls
A great variety of Domestic Goods. such
as Csttons. Yarn, Batting, Waddng,
Wcking, Ticking &C..
Silk and cotton Velve's, assorted
MeriDo Fringe and Trimmings
Liberia, Egyptian. Tartan, Highland,
Brochee and Merino Shawls
Thread and Cotton Laces
Wrought Collars
Linen and Cotton Diapers and Table
Spreads
so pieces Russia, Eng. Brussels and
American Carpetjng
Stair Carpeting and Covering
Rush Carpeting from I 10 1Ayd. wide
Carpet Binding and Thread
House Paper a
Sugars, Teas, Molasses, Pepper, Spices,
Ginger, Saeratus, Raisins, Rice,
Starch &c. &c.
Crockery and Glass Ware
Looking Glasses
-.4LSO-
Embos'd. Damask and Water'd Morecns
and Damask Satin, assorted
A constant supply of Farwell's morocco
and kid shoes and gailer Boots.
Oct. 3d. 1889.
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S IL " IA IA O

nR, M, HITCHCOCK'S NEWLY IN
- VENTED SNuFF-The best article
ever discovered by scientific men. in Europe
or America, for the cure and absolute relief OF
Catarrh, Dizziness of the Head. Weak Eyes
Nervous Headaches, Fallen sickness, Fits, and
infants troubled with Snufiles, partial shocks
of Palsy, &c.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by A. HIrcn.
COCK & Co., solo proprieiors, III Genesee
street, Utica, and by their agents throughout
the United States and Canada. In Burling.
ton only by J. & J. II. PECK d Co., in Ver-
gennes by J. II. BOWMAN, in Milton by
WnITNEy, LANDoN e. Co.. in Georgia by
Lorenzo James. aug 2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-18
SASH FACTORY.

INHE subscriber would respectfully inform
Il 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, Zone mile from tho Court
House, in Burlington,) where he will be happy
TO supply all those who may wish to purchase
Window Sash or Blinds. 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 a first ratio
article, as he is determined TO employ mono
but first rate workmen and his stock will bo
of the very best materials. Orders from
distance addressed 10 the subscriber at Bur-
lington, Vt. will be thankfully received and
promptly attended to. SIDNEY SMITH.
Colchester Falls, august 5, 1889.
N. BAH work warranted 10 be rood or
no sale. Any size or quantity of Sash fur.
nished TO order. n
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Observation-Disclosures.

THE CopartDersbip heretofore existing
l. under the name w. G. STIMpsoN g.
Co. was dissolved by mutual consent July
12th.
All persons indebted to laid firm, are re.
quested to make payment TO Edward Brin-
ley, late Junior Partner, who is authorized
to liquidate all Coparnership concerns
And all persons who have claims against
said late firm, will present the same to said
Edward Brnley for payment, by whom the
business will be continued as usual.
w. C.. SIMPSON.
EDWARD BRINLEY.
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IA MES NIT TELL
DRAPER B. TAILOR.
Corner Of Church & College. streets.
VrNO PHYSICIANS AND PATIENTS
BURLINGTON. JUNE, 1889

"OPHYSlClANS AND PATlENTS.--
Il The Blind Piles, said TO be incurable
by external applications, Solomon Hays war,
rants the contrary. His Liniment will cure
Blind Piles. Facts are moro stubborn than
theories. He solicits all respectable Phys.
ciansto try il upon their patients. 1t will
do them no harm, and it is known that eve.
ny physician who has had the honesty to make
the trial, has candidly admitted that it has
succeeded in every case they have known.
Then why not use it /? 1t is the recipe Of one
of their most respectable members. now de-
ceased. Why refuse TO use il Because il
is sold as a proprietary medicine Is this
sufficient excuse for suffering their honest
patients to linger in dstress' We think not.
Physicians shall DO convinced that there is no
humbug or quackery about this article why
then not not alleviate human suffering. IF
they wont try il before, let them after all
other prescriptions fail. Physicians are res :
pectfully requested TO do themselves and
patients the justice 10 use this article. 1t
shat be taken from the bottles, and done
up as their prescriptions if they desire. Let
apply to Comstock Il Co., at the Drug Store,
No. 2 Fletcher street near Pearl, New York.
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold Wholesale g. Retail by
PANGBoRN IL BRINsMAID.
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HEMAN ALLEN,
CURTIS HoLGATE,
Isaac r. HARRINGTON e.
Er'rs IF So,onoI IIoI<.o,.
In Chanceyy

CURTIS HoLGATE. In CAanceyv.
ISAAC r. HARRrNGroN e.
Er'rs Of Samuel Hoigate.
INHE above named Orator having filed
II his petition to the Supreme Court OF
the State of Vermont, to be holden at
Burlington, within and for the county of
Ch'tenden, as Court of Chancery, on
lhe THURSDAY next preceding the first
Tuesday of January, 1910, setting forth
that on the Gath day of August. 1881, ono
Samuel Ho|gate executed 10 him mort
gage deed of lot No. 81, in the second
| division of the original right of Philip
French, Junior, situated in Milton, in said
County OF Chttenden, to secure him for
| signing note with the said Samuel. as his
surety TO the Branch Bank of the United
States at Burlington, in said state of Yer.
mont, for the sum Of two hundred dollars,
bearing date the said cath day Of August,
i83l-whlch the SAID Orator alleges he
has been compelled to pay-and also TO
secure TO him The payment of his account
on book, against the said Samuel of three
hundred dollars or Whereabouts, which he
alleges has not been paid.
And further, setting forth that on the
ED day of October, 1885, the said Samuel
executed his Mortgage deed of The same
premises to Curtis Holgate. now of Port
Defiance, in the state of Ohio, 10 secure to
nm the payment OF note of the same
date, for 7O4 dollars and so cents. And
hat since that time the said Curtis Holgaie
has assigned and transferred to Isaac r..
Harrington of Buffalo, in the state of New
nj ,,L.
the owner thereof
And further, that on the 25th day of
July, 1885, the said Samuel Holgate de
ceased, and that Margaret Holeate, his
widow, and Harvey Holgale, his son, were
appointed by his last will and testament,
executors upon his estate, who have proved
he said will and become legally authorized
to execute said trust.
And praying that payment of his afore-
said claim may be made to him by some
short day, to be set by the Court, and that
IN default thereof, decree may be made,
foreclos'ng all right and title which in
equity the said Curtis Holgate, Isaac r.
Harrington, or the Executors of Samuel
ilolgate may have to the said premises.
And whereas, 1t is made to appear TO
my satisfaction that the aforesaid Curtis
IDOL gate and Isaac r. Harrington reside
without this State-It is therefore here.
by ordered that they be notified of the
tendency Of this bill, by the Orator causing
he substance thereof and of this order, to
be published in the Burlington Free Press
newspaper published at Burlington afore
SAID three weeks successfully, the last of
which shall be at least four weeks before
ne session of the Court, to which the sa id
bill is made returnable.
Given under my hand at Burlington. in
the County of Chll'enden, this 18th day of
September, A. d 1899.
M. l.. BENNETT, Chancellor.