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CITATION ERY .--ARMOUR & RAMSAY have
~ received, by the recent arrivals, "A large and well
assorted stock OF writing papers, and the different ar
ticles Of plain and Fancy Stationery. ALSO, an excel
lent collection of ENGRAVlNGS and illustrated works,
tfla'e pul LEGATION. Montreal, ST. Paul -. May %. 6w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-06-12

~ ATLAS WITH OUTLINE MAPS, by :. AUGUs-
rus MITCHELL. The author OF the above works has
lccn professionally devoted to the science OF Gco'y and
the publishing of Maps, during many year>-and his
former productions, especially his Map Of the World
for Academies, Lear ample te>timonony Of his alum
dant resources, upon which he has so Ill cralIy drawn,
in producing the above school works.-Thc following
extract ofthc Geo'y and Atlas, Is from a Joint recon-
menda,ion of the Teachers in the city of New York.
srrheir merits are numerous-,he definitions remark
ably plain and concise. The exercises are copio,rs and
important, and the descriptive is luminous and correct.
The divisions of the American continents, are repre-
,cnted and descrll ed as they really exist Al the present
,ime.-And the gross Measurements generally iound
in school biographies are corrected. The Topographic
cal execution is I'm commonly neat and distinct, indeed
the atlas is a model Of the kind, and actually TEEN
with information" The outline Maps are peculiarly
calcula,edt to exercise the student in his study, and L
fill up at his leisure. For sale by c. GOODRICH.
I me e.
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III q i i y . u
On Wednesday evening, at ST. Paul's Church, by
the Right Rev. Bishop Hopkins, Cornelius Halsey
Esq. of Plattsburgh, to Laura, daughter ofthe late Geo.
Wadsworth Esq,
In Oxford Connecticut, on the 2ith May by the
Rev. S. Topllf, Mr.. Edward Sutton of ST. George
Vermont, to Miss I.ucreta Amelia youngest daughter
of William Morris Esq.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-06-12

DOSNETS. Tuscan and English straw Bonnet>
- of the Iatcsi faahions, just received and for ale
cheap Nv y. DOOLITTIF.
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CTORE TO LET, at Winooski Village, the
- store recently occupied Y Laihrop aud Potwin
will lie let and possession given Immediately, apply
to the slb,cril ers corner Church and College SIS. Bur
Iingion or TO Gideon laihrop. MAYO WAIT.
burlington. Nav 26, 1910.
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GENERAL AGENCY, SAINT ".
X 1, 4 y 1 IL As.Lnr In-CE --n..L

:" LOV Elk Z \ Z ID w. me 'nIcF IIh".
having lcrn place N ch"T-- Of the Rdiroad
WHARNES and STORES. AT II. J Itns. legs 10 ore.
his services to the puaic, upon his own re,poGc' VI.
itv,) a. General Agent for the transaction Of all bu~l-
ness, in any way, connected with the American Garry
inc 1r aic. Hi, charges will lie a. follow On all
transactions upon which It may ne nrnessto ma\eni-
yances for Custom House Dues, hack Freight>, or 9TH
Ter charges, 2! per cent commission. A Custom
House Brokerage will alSol e charged, Of l.. 6 L, upon
every Entry OF Good, inward or outward. The low
rate Of these charge maIe>it imneralveIy Necessary
that all Advances, Commission, &c. Nc, lie pad on
the delivery of the Goods. WI. y
RAIL ROAD WHARF,
81. Johns. Ahrl 1. 1910. G.l1:Srn
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CONGRESS WATER. lust received IA fresh
~ supply oiCongress water, and for sale
Nav 26. GEO. PETERSON.
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POPULAR INDICATIONS.
The papers in Ohio TEEN with such signs
as the following:

The papers IN OhiO TEEN with SUCH signs
as the following:
From the Circlcville Herald.
We the undersigned, heretofore supporters of Mar
tin Van Buren, believing that the policy pursued, by
the present Administration is subsersive of the best
interests of the farmer, the mechanic and the laboring
man, and beneficial only TO the oflice-holders, take
this method of informing our fcllow-cltlzens that we
can vote for no man for President OF the U. States
who will advocate the leading measures proposed by
the present Chief Magistrate, and the party who act
with him-mcasurcs, the practical operation of which
lin our opinion) brought the present distress upon the
the country; and further, we can support no man or
setof men, who, when embarrassment & commercial
distress has been brought upon the people by the Gen
cral Government, tell them that the people expect too
much. from The Gorernmont-hc Gorcrnntont must
soreS! In short, we have resolved to support old
Ifp, and let Mr.. Van Buren, take care Of himself.
VIM. Lyon, VIM. Mcfarland,
John Day, WIN. wallace,
Ebenczcr Til'on, John Shannon,
George Hinklc.
Deer Creek tip. May 20, 1910.
The following resignation of the Van Bu-
rcn committee of vigilance for Union town
ship, Ohio; we copy from the Baltimore
Chronicle:
We can n%olongcr support a party whose golden pol,
icy is to make the 6 rich richer, and the poor poorer
and whose professions for the dear people have been
so long and loud, but whose practice proves to us that
they love the "loaves and fishes" more than the peo-
PIES rights. For these and similar reasons, we can
not support Martin Van Buren, for the Presidency in
the fall of 1910.
WILLIAM JAMES,
DORSEN FINCH,
JOHN POLLOCK,
MIDDLETON HARRISON,
JAMES MFADDEN,
THOMAS PRUE,
JOHN BON1FANT,
ELI MARROW,
JAMES MITCHELL,
DAVID ROSEBOROUGH,
WIN. BRAMHALL,
DAVID MERCER.
The same number of the Chronicle also contains
similar resignation, signed by six members of thu
Van Buren, Committee of Vigilance for the town o
Colorain, Ohio. And also the remuneration of forty
Seten Germans in a small town in Ohio.
Hon. Francis Baylics, of Taunton, Mass.
who was appointed Charget to Bucnos Ayres
by Gen. Jackson, has come out against Mar
tin Van Buren,, and has accepted al invita-
ton to address a Wing meeting at Taunton
GFThe Morgantown Va. Republican
has hauled down the name of Van Burcl
from the head of its paper, and put up TIN
hero of North Bend. The Republican is
, prominent paper and publishes the laws O
the U. S. by authority. The announccmen
came like a thunder clap on the official squad
"Sroxs OF THE TIMEs."-Thc Troians had a mas
nificcnt "Log- Cabin RaiSing'' on Thursday. TIL
! material was furnished by Sand Lake Wings. I'll
6 sX1eadng teams with logs, were driven by men VIII
: voted the Van Buren, ticket last fall. Boys, do 20
, hear that !'-Erc Jour.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-06-12

NOIlCE.-AIl persons Indebted to the lale firm
~ of L~alhrop, Polwin aud Wan or to Mayo aud
Wait At their sore al wlnooskl Village, are hereby no.
tuned to make Payment to Ms at our Store ia Burlmy-
ton, coynp, Chuch and COLLEGE stress
MAYO and WAIT
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-06-12

MORE NEW BOOKS were las, evening re-
lNl ccived al the Book Store and now for sale very
cheap by Nav 81. d.. A, RAMAN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-06-12

NEW GOODS, cheaper than ever. ii. w. Cat
~ lin s. Go. are now receiving Il new assortment OF
Dry Goods, to which they invite tue attention of prr-
claserS. June 4, iSi 10.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-06-12
FORWARDING. 81. ISiO.

They do not o Ter their services Stree Of any charge
to those persons interested in trade with the Unlel
States, but will cndeavor to make their attention 10
the interest of their employers worthy a rea>ona1.s
re'ompCnCe.
Having goo Wharycs (at which the LAKE CHAN
PLAIN STEAMBOATS, will land) AMI excellent Storage,
'oge,her with tie convenience al a connecting Kan
Track with the CnAMplAIN aud ST, LAWRENCE
RAL-RuAD over these Wharvt,, they hattcr thcin'cIvr'
that, with nfleen years experience IN this branch of
business, they VIII lie enabled to DO much to iaclll'a'"
aud encourrc trade ciweon the Tinted States and the
Lower Province. JASON &. PiERCE X son.
81. Johns. L, C.. March. Is 10, 6u
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-06-12

OST, on Wednesday last, a pair ofgold mount
- Cd Spectaclcs. A generous reward will be given
for them, if found. STRONGS, & co.
j me ~.
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CLoruuERs. TAKE NorICE.-Tbe subscriber

EV UOVDo, HUw UUtHTHE HH auuITTOHHT
" assortment OF various Kinds Of goods, among
them are Mczolinto Brushes, Satin Bead Head Bands,
Sarsaparilla Lozcnges, ACCORDION books, extract Of
B%crgamot, bristol board green Spentac cs, Casior,, new
silver poke Combs, Eagle Belt Plates, etc. ALSO, a
bomlayine Stocks thin summer Stocks, fg'd and plain
some with bows very nice and light for warm wealth
er; We have also very narrow Stocks, suitable for
boys or men. Also, long stocks for those who have
large NccKs, in a word our assortment of Stocks, Col
lars and Bosoms is very complete. For further par
tlculars please call at the Variety Store.
June ~. PANGBoRN & BRIN> MAID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-06-12

~ have opened a new PAINT SioP ON Church-st,
Two doors south Of II. Lanes Store, where they will
do all kinds Of HOUSE, SlilP, q and CARRIAGE
PAINTING, in the best possible manner and on terms
10 suit hose who may favour them with their patron
age, ~iC-j"Paints, Oil, Narnlsh and Putty, constantly
ON hand and for sale. re PAuLDlNG.
Burlington, April ., 1910 CD MILLS. ~
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MAYO ~ WAIT have returned from New \ ork
WI with their supply Of sprlns and snmner Good,
laid in al the prc,cnt unusual low rates which they ara
prepared to eel a. chcar as can G had IN the country,
buyer. are respectfully ,oltilcl to call and receive,
the proof, AT the store recently occup ed ly Lathrop &
Putwin corner If Church aud CoItic-Sis May &c.
WINDSOR RIFLES, tor sale at the variety
w store. PANGRORN & BRlNSMAlD.
EARN ELLIS HOES. a fail assortment Just
Il reed aud for ,a,e w II. w. CAILl\ & Go.
81 OG CABIN and uARD CIDER" 4
l. few log cabin Bosom Pms, with the barrel Of
Hard Cider "mlghty handy" and 'thc string ncv~
pulled M Just finished and for sale at The varey
store. May 2S. PANGRoRN & BRINsMAIp-
NERBENA CREAM for shaving, clarified Ro--
' IN, WARNS est Needles. Silver IhlmllcS and
lots of new Goods, opening at the Nariey Store.
MAY %. pANfBORN & BRlNSMAlD..
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DURInNCToN Gown FACTORY.

BURLINGTON COMB FACTORY. A
- large and general ASSORTMENT OF Combs Of SURE
RloR QUALITY now on hand and csnsl. atty manufac-
turing al the above establishment, and for sale to The
trade at low prices. Merchants and others wishing to
vantage TO call aud examine for Themselves.
June 10, 1910 Villas, LOOMS and Co.
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4 YOUNG LADY of good family and Ola lib
IA. eral education and who has a thorough theoretl-
cal and practical knowledge Of the French and English
languages, wishes to tinl a place either IN a iahiIly or
in a community, as a French teacher. Applications,
tf by letter post paid to be directed to Mr.. Molt. Pro-
Icssor Of Music, Bnrlingion, VI. June 4.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-06-12

On motion, the following officers were duly
elected Lyman Cummings, President +. c
LOOMS, S. +. Howard, Vice Presidents VIM
Weston, Secretary; George X Plat. John X.
Gray, Asst. Secretaries Gee. A Allen, limo
thy Follett, Carlos Baxter, James J.. Cutler
Harry Bradley, Elias Lyman. Timothy +. Strong
General Committee, Henry b. Stacy, Geo. b
Shaw, James IL. Plat, corresponding committee
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"SlGSs OF THE TIMEs."-Thc Troians had a mag
nificent "Log- CaJin Raising'' on Thursday. The
material was furnished by Sand-Lakc Wings. The
sx 1eading teams with logs, were driven by men who
voted the Van Buren, ticket last fall. Boys, do you
hear that !'-I;rc. jour.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-06-12

STRAY UORSE.-Brokc into the incIosure Of
~ The subscriber ON the fifth Of this month, a young
horse, dark Lay or lrown, hardly middlIng size, one
white hind foot, a long switch tail, with some whl'e
on his nose, 'hod forward. The horse appears TO have
Teen worked lately. The owner is requested TO call,
prove properly, pay charges and take HIM away,
Shclburn, June 10. NATHANIEL GAGE
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M DOL TWINE for sale at HOWARD'S.

cash PAID FOR WOOL.-The .u',scribcr
~ will pay cash, on delivery, for good clean fleece
wool, delivered at the old store occupied by ii. Hyde
d Go. nor,h west corner Of College Greer.
Burlington, June 10. HARRY BRADLEY.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-11
TREASURY NOTE BILL.

The debate on this measure is continued in The
House with great spirit,
Nh. Gushing finished, on Tuesday, most able
and eloquent speech on the subject, which will
add to his high repu alton for patient research and
industrious investigation, and for chaslo, merry.
Gus and effective style Of speaking.
Yesterday, Mr.. KING, Of Georgia, ADDRESSED the
committee for two hours, in remarkably lucid
and impressive manner against the bill. Ile
showed, most clearly, from the inevitable effects
of the measure, that the purpose Of the admins
tra,ion is TO establish GovERNMENr BANK.
When he flashed, Mr.. BoND, Of Ohio, tooh
the floor, and spoke for some time with his usual
force, showing that the Prodigalily of the admin
is,ration in its expenditures was the real cause Of
The fit IN the li.osury that now exist.
Nc!ie,H's'.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-11
10 the People Of the state OF
Missouri.

chafge OF tue drduous duty assigned us by the late
wing Convention, we realise youmuged emo
'Ion oi grot location and regret that we are called
10 the performance Of such task, under circum.
stances peculiarly aud auSpiciousy differing from
any Walsh have distinguished the recent political
conflicts Q! the country. While we deplore the
depth OF the injury and distress, which have fallen
upoa the country from the unwise or unlailhiul
administration Of lis atfals, as sincerely and COZ.
d!dliy 90 we hail the prospect Of relief, aud re.
cipsocate the congratulations which are pouring
N upon US from every quarter, for having reached
That u'';nc@mbered and unprgudiced political
position, which now presents itself, wherein the
feelings OF none have been disregarded, in the
difference which has been shown TO the hones.,
however misguided prejudices Of thousands oil
our fellow citizens. We repeat our rejoicing,
that all causes Of dissention are now loyousIy
merged in the harmonized and enthusiastic con,
tunence which pervades the land, in favour Of Il
iT;ed republican, Il gifted statesman, an inco
mPtjble patriot and an honest man.
We rejoice in this the more, because our re-.
f,ctions upon the relative importance OF the pro-
positions which it is made our province 10 amp.ily
and etucita.e, have given to the one last in order
prePonderance in magnitude. To the increase
Of Executive Patronage, and the charming use
which has been made Of it to strengthen Execu.
tive Poper, may be traced bv far the greater por.
tiun of the n,isruIe and misfortune which bg,
oycttakrn and ,fIctod o,,r ro,,,',,(,,, cotr, r.
Tho ,.sJ,,c,;a,, IS lie .. Ill., a,'l "
-. =, '''iS '"S' o'"'' "I'I' 'IS'oNu VI
- ""'"@,' S"yuu nc uIteC'e" '"e eAcLt!oI o.
every true democrat as well as every sound repub.
lean. 1t We shall succeed in convincing YOU
hy the records and facts to which we shall have
reference in the following PAGES, tlat the over.
wrcnng dcsne to secure a Presidential re.,lectj9p
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-11

in the office, Of course do not know, but GH Sd-
tiSfcd il has been TO rery considerable erte7t and
that the Government money paid in by one person,
has been handed ont BY the receiver in exchange
for uncurrent Tor not land otiice) monpy-he re-
ceiving for his own private use the discount ms
agreed upon and that the same government money
again is passed into the land Office, to he again
used for the like purpose, in pay for the p15Iic
lands.
That the receiver has taken in bank notes Of
five dollars, contrary to orders, the schedule pr77r-
ed at his office, herewith enclosed, will prove That
he received bonus for taking the same IL, think,
almost beyond doubt"
In postscript TO his report he says: Mr.
Spencer has Just come in, having been as far as
Richmond where, by obtaining discount upon
some drafts due in September, originally taken
here for land, he was enabled to swell his depo
site there to $50, 1871 81 which, together with
the money taken with him from here, the silver
in the lank here, and some other money, enabled
him TO deposite," &c. The following is the
supplemental report Of Mr.. West
MtAMl County, INDIANA, Aug %, 1886
Sir | hasten to correct an oversight in ms
statement of Mr.. Spencer's account, in the pos
script to nv letter from Fort Wayne. wrote rhn
postscript Just upon the point Of starting am Mr..
Spencer being present, requesting me to Civ the
assurance Of his good intention for the future must
be my excuse for the oversight.
1t consists in passing either the ,cio'e amount oi
his depoSte at Indianapolis, in which is included q
certificate Of deposite of $4,000 of silver Fort
Wayne; or, the gold was left in the b; k a,
Fort Wayne as collateral TO make up def anc;
OF 81 000 silver, should not have passed all the
gold to his credit.
His account as corrected should stand thus
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-11

The Receirer-Dr.
June 80 To balance slOO,599 80
Received in July (S3j5,-
s97 75) 356, 155 95
Received in August, upto
llth, at 3 P. N. 2o77I 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-03

: Whist hslloued balm ne uogd inparis.
Te these b suffering drivea
10 Iuinis Siink--it cheers he hearts
1hs ssostlSa eil u Hssrxa

eMhas hsilosed balm BE uosd inparu,
Ie these b suffering driFea
10 Iuina 5Iink--it cheers he heasts
TAs sssssisN sia II H.srzn
Who has not fell thin OF the pores,
JOY pass ihroBgh BIS soul vhen she magic
name Of WOMAN sounds Is BIS ears S.
When disgusied by the holGor prohibitions
Of bis fellow man, shd bro6ef,t 70 he
verge Of despair BY the lnTaoll and soul
s'ekeniag pesfdy 81 lhs world and i,s 20.
sariss be ands ihatis her company alone
eonsigis big caly consolation. FFiehds
may prove sesfeani 70 lbe iFass BE kss
repoted in thea. Compsaions nay cast
BIN o. upon ghe slightest change fn ID.
e,Fcnmslsaess, bai woman, like he .syv
around The blasted oak. i" all es,oe ne
closer 10 bin while the shsft 81 riSleriues
siierpis 10 PROSTATE bin IL Ire dust. -
With Der approving smile be can siaoa
u1haFmed aalid the curses 81 his eso.
miet spd lsuah % sc0fb their heili,b
piois. With Der heaven.eossolise er.
eouTsemenl be iiirs fsr shove 30 sexa.
iioqs gieissliudss e liis. ed ploudly looks
dpEr With sRiie ~ cobieapi upon TIE
billoWs ofsorow Hhisb stsfctly sssb fha
iooi q ihe pedesial apon which Be- siaaas
- ~ bai hsss ne pT5ad e0nS0lsfian 81
kasHinG ibei oaf ssers 90 soy taass re
lenei1ned b. We 'gtlfsr nslt ~ cals
-fcaioa Itea lei ihe 6eas rrtss af
eflimolio1s gtpf Be opeecd assintl ufs
iei ihe s1ul snao3 isE fsisshooss fh.f -,
enemieg can ibssri D. htfaided 10 tks
sofid ga w1ai8 ashd sshamst snfslt
SEEN AZ tnd eiih "a 80 - defaaee bid
inem e ioa8 itrif fs1es1s egai4.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-03

HNke nndsrsiguea kaviag pupehassa he
bosta, Ware-Houss. and stosk. Of Msssrs.
Mager & Co. 81 this Plsee, snbsance 10 the pub
JIG that they are ready 20 receive for TranspoF-
tatlon on lhs canal OF Eail-RoAd, bolh hare
and AZ the old Furhses,
al kinds Of Colntyy Produce,
And viii advance money or purchase ths sane,
upon tbs mnst Favourable terms. They viii
also Rseeiso saa Forward Nlesehandiss aud
other articles On the most reanonshle ssrns.
Nm RUSSELL. q co.
HsrPeFs-Ferry, Aug. 90. $40.
B.-Thsy will keep on hand, Cor ssls
Plaslor, Fish, Salt, cosI, &c.
NJ 4 RI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-03
CLARKE LAND


Yer Sale.
III WISH 70 sell. very vsluabIs EARRg.
= sisastea 10 the Coaaiy % Clarke al e.
loiniag The ise6s q ssssFs. 5sha enc josspA
1mlth, James GfiEgs. sc. &e. This Farm a
vilhia nils and bali q Thompsouf Dspos-
as6 roEiains
$50 acres CT strong N,srne-
ssoEae land.
Eishty % Hinsty of whlsh are n Tis.k.r Az
eaisucs - 6os stats ef euitivatios- 20 go
besutifuliy sof = clover. Thss 4 ons ~ -
yefJ bagi grsas faFsns 10 she vailsy. aad pro.
eeees shssi, corn, re. and qals. squat q leaai
ca testify. Tie Improvements ass tolsrnbls.
Pethnps Dlaht save tFoebss 70 state tbe price
ane tsru1 Of Paymsnti will lake aias ihsu.
Sane sellsFs fOr 4, gns-lhird u hand. ths b.
iefest frem ihs date
". W THRocKMoRFoN.
August ~. Ist8--tE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-12-03


vhieh he oasss % the Lowest ssd raosl Ole s,inr
teros Of any that esD be bad 10 this county. -
He solicils call from ail Who wish 70 ret coed
bargains. - be ts satisfied that Tor superiority,
fashiosaeiliiy and ehenpasss. als stock can
Be surpassed b. none, II squallad by any. lie
lnviies The altsntion Of tks Ladss 10 his as,ort-
meet Of FANCY ARTICLES, which are d =
superior and s-hne quality, and eannos fan
70 please NE mosi fAsiidiaus. Il would 81 a.
together useless 70 stlsmpt IN enu1eratlon of
the nany cheap and verioas superior ariiriso
that are smhraesd IN M ssssrtnent, suffce 4
10 say, however, that abg and every article
Usually kept 10 Retail si0rea cau Be had. aaa
haa LOW JOHN RoKENBAU0H, IT,
HsrPsrs-Perry. Nov. 10, Ist0.
o. NJ B. Esery drscySpfion Of
~ Country Produce taken n err
change for Store Goods az the market
price. also, Old Rags, taken IN pay
ment for Goods. j. r.