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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-06-19

having leen placed in charge Of the Raihoad
WllARVfS and STORES, at St. john, leg, to o 'cr
hI~ service, TO the public (upon his own responsible
liyl asa General Agent for the tran.a on fail us-
ness, in ANY way, connected with the American Carry
ina Ira c. Hi, charges will lie follows: On all
transactions upon which il may Re ncces> TO MAKE l.
for Cus'om House Dues, arI Freighs, or 9TH
er chargcs, 2. per cent commission. Custom
House Brokerage will al e charged, Of 2. L., upon
every Entry Of Gook, inward or outward. The low;
rate OF these charge make, it inncrativey necessary
that all Advances, Commission, &c. &C., lie paid on
the delivery Of the Goods. W,i. COOTE.
RAIL ROAD WHARF,
81 .Inhns Ahii 4 Isl0
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CHERMAN's WORM T.OZENGEs are, the

~ greatest discovery ever made, for d>cling the
rou> kinds Of worms tia, Frequently and Distress
sngly annoy both children AMI adults. They are an
jntahle nrfv, onA 80 pleasant 10 the taste that
children Will Ia them a. readily common pep
permin lczengc. Many di,ea,es arise from worms,
without lis Icing suspected Sometimes very trouble.
co3ch, pains IN the joints or limbs, bleeding at
the noe, Nc. are occa>ioned ty worms, and can lie
easily red by this celebrated medicine The follow
ing symptoms Indicate the presence OF worms, wiz
headache vertigo, topper, di>tur' ell dreams, sleep
broken OF by fright and screaming, onvul>ions, f.
vcrishne.>, thirst, pad hue, la TASTE IN the month,
offensive breath, coHgh, dtiicllt Breathing, itching
at he nose, pains in The stomach, sea- sqcam h
mes. volacv, lcannc>s, tene. mus, itching al the
towards nigl, and at length de ccriun> ana films and
IN ECU Onc is a dose for child two years oll-.wo
for our years old hree for e'ah years, and five
for lli, AMI should e rcTea,e every morning. or
avery other morIing until relieved. Real the follow
ar letter:
New Y,r', March s. 1882 Dear Doctor, according
to your request we have used your worm lozen-e> in
several ca es of worms, AMI iounI them uniformly
.ucccssfl. We have no difficulty in getting children
to take them, "a they are perfectly pleasant. We shal
use them in practice Whenever occasion o 'crs,
Chewing them TO lie the ct vernillgc me ,inc in
We have also rrci your soda Io2enge> very ex-
en'veIy, and find them fully TO answer the purc
you rctonmenli them fer. Wear yours very cspcci-
fully, '. WEEKS, NJ. n.
W. SHADDoCK, NJ. u.
Il. X GREEN, NJ. d.
New YORK, FeH. 1889. DR.. Slermen, Dear sir
one Of MY daughter, aGel seventeen years, wa,
troullcl for uLout eighteen month with hacking
cough, broken and disturb ed sleep, &C. She was fast
wa sing away, a hough she ate tic hearty Several
physicians attended her without any leneht. From
reading the directions accompanying your worm oz-
cngc,, dcsrribing the symptom, OF worms, | thought
she might lie thus troubled, and accordingly procure,
a loX which, to my surprise cnel her IN one wec..-
They are most eX client medicine, and clih,e my
daughter owe, her life to them. lolrs, g..
JANE Humphreys, Mer'or>t
~ Sold at the Variety store ly PANGBORN s
RRlNSMAlD, Je ceiiers, Burlington, VI.
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LEEr was forthwith rendered to the captain of the
British boat Gdcrsecve then in port bound TO Kings
ton condition that he should be surrendered to the
Canadian authorities. Very properly no doubt, the
Captain declined the proposition, and LErr was well
secured in jail
From the description given by the lady referred to
above, of the person who removed the trunk from
where the carman left it, suspicious settled upon
man by the name of Daioe, supposed to he an ac-
complete of LETT. The citizens in conjunction with
the village authorities took measures for the arrest of
Dafoc and at special meeting of the Board of Trus-
tees called on the occasion, resolution passed autho-
rzng the offer ofa reward of $3.50 for his apprehension.
During the evening, Dafoc was discovered and ares
ted at the Centre House in this village, and committed
to Jail. The prisoners will he brought before the po-
lice magistrates for examination to day, and the facts
disclosed by the investigation which is belicv ed will
impIcac others in this Internal plot for the wanton
and wicked destruction of human life, we intend to
lay before the public, natural fruits of that modern
frontier patriotism, encouraged by prolgatc dcmago
cues and the liberation of lawless mobs. Lett and
Daioc are Canadian Refugees, who we understand
have been loungng about this village for some days
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A Chinese widow being found tanning the tomb of
her deceased husband, and being asked the cause of
SO singular mode of showing her grelf acc ouned
for 1t by saying, that he had made her promise not
TO marry again while the mortar of the tomb of the
deceased was damp, and that as it dried but very
slowly she saw no great harm in aiding the opera
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"Ah, Eliza" said puritan preacher to voting
lady, who had had Just been making her hair into ring
lets. "Ah, Eliza had God intended your locks to b,
cured, he would have curled them for YOU" When
| was an infant" returned the damsel, "he did, but
~
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DOCT. MARSHAIL'S Aromatic, Ca'arrh and
- IIea aclc SNUFF. This Snu lis superior to any
thing vet known, for removing that troublesome dis
case, the Cararrh and also cold IN the Lead and the
headache. II opens and plrge~ oni all distinctions
Strengthens the glands and gives healthy action to the
parls lectel 1t perfectly tree from any thing dele
,eriou, IN lis compo,ton--ha> llea>ant flavor, anl
IFS iminela e Gee, after being used Is abgrccabie
Price so cents per bottle. 49,
Doci Mar,hn's Vegetable Indian Black PLASTER
This Pla >icr is unrvallel for curing scroiou. swell
lings, Scurvy Sores, Lame Back, and trc,h Wond> /;
pans in the sides, Hips anl Limbs; and cdom fails 10
give relief in local Rhc lnlasin.. If applied to the
sict will cure many Of the common Liver Compa
and is eaial if not superior, any thing in ure for
corns ON the feet the virtues Of thl, Plaster have cen
witnessed ly thousands Of individuals IN thu United
prlrtor; CLa, Bowen, Mdlc,ury, VI. lrl9
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NJ ATURE's GRAND RESTORATIVE. Thu


~ valuable Vegetable Medicine stands uurivallci
for the following complaint viz: Dyspepsia, or hide
gc>tion diseased Liver, bilious dsor lcrs, Dropsy, A,th
ma, Cos,ivnc's, Worms and loss Of Appetite. and ~
cleansing the stomach and bowels, cures pains In tho
side stomach AMI reasi, colds and coughs OF long
standing, lloarsene's, shorncSs Of rca,h, Nervous
conpldntscc, VIII ci arc frequently tho eec, bf d..
ease. For Fever and hg.c, Is a most valuaLe bro.
vcna'ivc a well as sovereign remedy. Its virtuos
sTpa>s any thing heretofore known in removing 81.
Nnus' Dance,--two loes have leen known 10 cure
this affecting disease after having haitd every exc,-
ton for -four years. II has most powerful influences
in removing nervous com ains. II is pleasant 10 take
and 20 easy In lis operation, that may administer
10 the niai' with safety. The above Medicine is very
highly recommended by many scientific gentlemen,
an q large mum! er of la lie, who have proved tho
virtues of the Medicine hypcrsonal us" and that rhe
families. I'LL ofcerifcaes accompanic, each bottle,
with directions. Ii may e had Wholesale or REAL of
:. Britain Barre, and J. G. Farnam, Fast Williams
town. VI. soc prOpreturs Prepared from the oririp.
al rc.m for sale y f. II. Prcn;i,s Montpelier, and
J. & j. II. PEcK q Co, Burlington aud in the print4s
pal towns in the siae; all dire :tiols sguud in tho
hand writing Of the prolririurs iel3
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CHANGE or MEASURES

CHANGE OF MEASURES.
The Republicans of Colchester who are in favor of
change in the present administration are requested
To assemble at VIM. b. Munson's WnooslI House. on
the 18th inst, at eight clock A. NJ, to form III pro-
ccssion to attend the State Convention.
J. GAY, for Torn Committee.
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ROB. JOHNSTON,
Dep. ASS. =. NJ. G..

Grand Isle Co. VI,
In reference to this transaction, the St.
Adams Messenger well remarks: ''lIcrc is
pretty picture for friend of liberty to gaze
upon! Mark the words in the letter in italics.
The Van Buren, Cabinet officer acknowed-
gcs that copy of the North American had
been received hence, the objects of the
paper were known, and whatarc they ! Ca
madam Freedom and independence Moth
ing which concerned the Government of the
United States. The paper was and has ever
hcen, neutral, respecting the politics of the
States. Then, why this prescription Why
should the Administration attempt to sup
press paper devoted to Freedom and indie
pendence ? Has the request been made by
the British Government! Possibly. At any
rate, the 'oJects Of the paper are such' that
an officer under this government cannot act
for its discrimination, either at HOME or
ABROAD Fat homc,' because it will learn
the people to abbor a monarchial govern
opiouu1 USNduSC ~ VIII tcnu 10
destroy amonarchial government! O, shame,
where is thy blush ! Frccmcn of Vermont,
who have been taught by the fathers of the
Revolution TO cherish and guard your libor
ties, do you not see in all this an enemy TO
UNIVERSAL FREEDOM? The thirteen thousand
ostMasters, scattered throughout the United
States, may all be agents for the GLOBE
and other tory prints, but ifonc acts as agent
for paper devoted to liberty he must be
prescribed Truly; as the American obscr.
ves, 'the conclusion is irresistible that, if the
North American had been the advocate Of
British tyranny, British toryism and British
monarchy. it would have been tolerated and
Post-Masters and all other persons hohIuo
office under this government would have beer
nHowed to actas agents far its Disseminate,
both AT HOME AND ABROAD"
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STATE CONVENTION.

The advocates of rctrenchmcn and reform in the
National Government, all who are now opposed to
those political principles and measures which this
State ALONE has refused to sancilon-in short, the
Independent and ncorruptoble Frcemon are rcqucs
ted to meet in Convention At BURLINGTON, on THURS
DAY, the 25th DAY OF JUNE NEXT, at 9 O'Clock
by Their Delegates, or by THEMSELVES, to nominate
Tickets for State Officers and Presidential Electors
and to concert measures for decided victory and
final triumph over the most falthless, and nibccile
administration that ever cursed and dsgraccd free
people. i!AtKn Bm i,f,
JOHN PECK, State
f. p. WALTON, jr fCom
f.. p. JEWETT,
May, lSi0 +. F. MEkklLL.
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< EARL HOWARD, Of The Cheap cash store,
~. arrive home from New York lat evening / V
the splendid steamer whitehall, y. Lyon Capt. and
trought with HIM an additional supply Of Goods which
with his two former purchases Of this season ma e,
the sOrcnt altogether Ofthc most dcsiral H. to
select from ci any thai he has heretofore hHl for the
last eighteen year, and is Of the following kinds, viz
rich fashionable, fancy and staple articles in every
department OF The Dry Good line, such Br, ah'oh'
Cashmere, Nc>ting., Mouselmc &c lame, Chalys
Silk, Bonn aznc, C"licues, Linens, M'l,lns, Larc~,
Rib ons, En- roiJcricS, Hosiery Gloves, Fans I'm
reIas, Para oils, clc with fall supply Of Florence
and Straw BoLnc>, Gn1 Milonary Goods, also, Car
pc,ngs, Marmgs, Paper llangnrs, Shoes and Hats
together with all the heavy descriptions If domestic
and oher good, such a. Shec inrs, Yarn, Burap>,
Wool Irvine, clc. The CIocsery, Looking Ga : aud
China Gallery is also replcnshct the Cutlery, Hard
ware and lloI,e tun hing department IN accordance
with The other stocks on hand, the yarciy Of fancy ar
tccS, su h a. Toy, Jewclry, Combs Carl, Ccnt.t-
tionnry etc. etc which fills one hundred feet II show
case IN Icnh on his coNnerS is inn mcralc. The
Dome and picture gallery Is ca uif ,v arranged fer
the display Of Good, under strong gh', and then the
large supply Of Superior family Grorcrlc, a>cl upon
the Sta Iui Life Rochester cry Mil Flour, makes his
Granl Bazaar chrapc ca store one oflac most ilsc-
mating desirable and convenient store, ole furnished
from with all AMI every kind oi articles that may be
WISHED for, or look nj for amusement aal Craica-
ton, or with dc, ire To convey The most pleasing in
tclligcncc rcnd,, q hc place where every article
they may desire for the lecrng Of appcanrc>, q ling
to comiorl, supplying necessary wants. may he La
ami al done in 50 few words, Y only laying tor
whatever AMI whenever you WI ITO hnv chea for ca h
go 10 llOWAHL'~ Burlington, Vt, june H. 1910.
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John Weeds Estate.

JjIii NccU'S Estate.
SIATE or VERMONT, Il a rrola,e c;olr',
ton, within and for he district aforesaid, on the II h
day Of Jne A. y. $40, an ins.r mcnt purporlng to
lc The last will aad testament Of John Wccl, late Of
linos'nrgl in sand district, deceased pre-. cnel TO
is ordered by SAID court, that public noiicc he given
TO all persons concerned therein 10 a2pcar leiorc said
court, at session thereof to c holden at the Regis
fer Office in Burlington, On the Sc 'ond Wednesday OF
July, u. 1910, and contest the prof. ate Of said will,
and ii is further ordered that this or Ter lie published
three weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press,
newspaper rrn'cd at Brng on, in this stare, the
asi Of which hall lc prcvios the day assigned
aorccad for hearing Given under my hand at the
Registers office, thi, IL h day of Junr, A. u. 1910.
ic.15 WIN, WESTON Rcgi.,rr,
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

The wings in this county are wide awake
A meeting was held in Sheldon on the 18th, to
make arrangements for the State Convention, at
which objects were appointed, and the following
arrangements agreed upon:
l. That the delegates passing through md from
Sheldon, to meet at Diapers, Wednesday, the
Gath inst, at II o'clock, A. NJ, at which time pro-
Cession will be formed, and leave of st. Adams.
2. That delegates passing through, and from St.
Adams, will meet al ID. Lymans, on the 9th inst,
Mt o'clock, p. NJ, at which time procession will
be formed and leave for Milton where they will
main until the next morning.
g. That the delegates from Georgia will either Join
the procession on Wednesday it passes through
town. or Thursday morning at Milton at 6 o'clock at
which time the procession will leave for Wnooski
village.
4. The delegates from Bakersfield, Fletcher Fair
fax, and other towns travelling the Eastern route will
concentrate at Merrrs in Colchester at o'clock, 4.
NJ, on the 25th inst. and arrive at Wnooski village,
At half past o'clock.
5. The delegates by the boat, who will have arrived
nj Burlington the oath inst, will join the land dele
CATION Wnooski village at half past eight o'clock
on the morning Of the 25th at which place the dele
gates of the county will form procession.
6. Each town will furnish its own banner.
Z. The badge to be worn, by which the delegates of
the county will be designated, is green hemlocli
sprig fixed standing in front Of the hat.
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" "c.'-All persons indebted TO the late firm
w. y, ,,h',i'op Poiwn and Wait or TO Mayo and
wa, al their store a, winoosL Vlaae arc hereby no.
eu W '.nt rdymcn, lous al our S,ore'n Bml ing
ion, corner Church and College streets.
MAYO and WAIT
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NJ N SC!IDDi. GEOt: .sApitY AND
i N Avn ~ MIIlI OWL MI AnS L.. : ArrIts-

Tus MIrcupII. The lta0r OF the love works has
lcCn profess lunaly ,vo,C Ia the science OF GCuy and
the pill hing Of Maps, during many ycar.--anl his
former prod ;ciun, especially his Map oi The World
fIr Aca emies ear ample IL -tlmununy ot his ah0n-
dant resources, UPON Which h. has so orally drawn,
in prod lcine the n sc school worss,--lhc following
tx rau The Gpu'v and Ala, l. from !oin re om
incubation OF he Teacher, IN the city of New York.
"lheir merits numegou -,hc definitions remark
ably plain an cuncre. The exercises are copios ani
important aud the lc,crply is luminous an correct
The divisions Of the American continent are repre-
scented AMI dc crl el they really exit al the present
tnc.--And the gross missia ,emenis generally t,uNi
in school biographies Q CORE tel The typograp phi
cal execution is IN commonly neal and dI>nci, indeed
The alias is model O. The kind, aud actually Teens
win niurm,non." The ohne Maps are peculiarly
calcnlae 10 .xerciss the student in his tuv aud to
All ~ biz leisure. For 'ale by G. GcopRltH.
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Amos Ijic,.o,,, Eq,utc.

'HNO the honorable the proae coIri for the district
Ct Chli,cn ten, comes the sulscril or, Nelson
lickok, administrator Of the estate Of Amo, HE. Ok,
ldc of Charlotte, dccca.e, aad repre- cn,s that the per-
sona estate Of said deceased will not c sufficient 10
pay the debts aud charge, Of administering the c,,ac,
and hereby maneS application 10 said court, Jrlccnsc
10 sell much Of the real c>ac 5 may q nerc> nry
TO pay the sum $50 dollars. NELSON IIlCKOK.
Burlington, Jinc l2, 1870
STATE OF VERMONT, AT probate court hold
DISTRICT OF CHIrrENDEN, en- a, Burlington, in sal
district on tho IL day ofJnnc, A. u. So it is ordered
that an acconn lie taken of the debts and al.o the
proceeds OF the personal estate Of said decca c, aud
that the heirs and all persons concerned in said estate
lie noticed to appear ciurc said court the 30 b day
Of June, INST. at III, Registers Office IN Bml nrion,
aiorc arl 10 give hord for the payment Of debts, and
low ga use why such liccn G aforesaid, shall not ic
ganei and that such notice lie given ly pufll, hing
lie al owe Application and this or Ter three weeks suc
cssSvcly, az soon as may lc, in the Burlington Free
Press newspaper printed at Burlington, in ,aid dis
trict. Given I'm Ter my han the day aud year first
Above written. lis WIN. WESTON R,uis,pr
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StTRAY MARE. Came INTO my enclosure a. Out
- the first Of j me inst. small sorrel Mare, with
white pc in her face and one white foot, aud shod
all round. PHINEAS ATWATER
Eurlinn,on. Junc fStlI 1910.
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MORE BRITISH INFLUENCE.

Victor Adams has been removed from
Office for the crime Of acting as agent for the
North American, patriot paper published
at Swanton. Friends of frccdom-read the
following, and blush for your country
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-06-19

LOG CABIN RAIsING.-The Log Cabin
will be raised tomorrow, at II O'Clock.
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TIE STATE CoNvENTtoN. Burlington friends
arc making tn CROUCH preparations for accommodating
the Wings Of the State on the 25th. Arrangements
have been made with the steamboats, to carry for half
price, and every wing house is to be hotel Tor the
occasion. If this will not accommodate all, friend
Stacy says-"Thercs the park, has got a good fence
around it, there's glorious sky above it.-and II the
yates are kept shut, good why need not catch cold
Old Tip has had, many worse night sodgng man
that" Never mind, wings of Burington-wc don t
stand for such uxurics as park to sleep IN :, Only
sec TO it that all ont doors is not more than iul ana
we ofOld Addison will take an acre or two OF that,
with glass of hard cider, and think ourselves well
OIL Let them look out for dozen ms ray Lodging
for one thousand, will be the least NUMBER IN de-
mond -,Iiddiebuy Peoples Press.
We can assure friend Markham, that "two
acre lots" arc getting to be rather scarce. But
then if "a out doors" should happen to be
full, we can get enough of York State set of
to us to accommodate Old Addison. SO
come on.
On the 25,h inst the Vermont State Convention will
assemble OF Burlington to nominate ticket for State
Officers and Presidential Electors We would inquire
Of Mr. Stacy if he thinks there will be room for a
few of our Keesevlllc frends.-kecSerWc Republican
Certainly. Come by all means. Ifthcro
isn't room, we'll endcavor to ma Ike it. BY
the way! supposing our kccsvillc friends
bring five acre lot with them! We will
rcciproca,e the favor some time.
~ There will be many thousands of persons a
the Wing State Convention, and some log cabins
SO said Mr.. Van Ness the other day; and think
he is right in this. The Wings of Mortified have ;
fine log cabin prepared, and plenty of pork beans
and Indian bread ged.--Nontpelier Udtchmdh.
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DANGBORN 4 BRINsMAID.

JANHBORN 4 BKINSMAID, Of the Narict,.
l. sore, are tilcrng great variety of Wa,cLc ,
CLOCKS, JeHcIry, Pcrlnncry, Musical lnsr .nent.,
Cgr>, Carl, Picture. Soaps Hair OIL Racer, Knivc>'
Scissor, Cane, Stocks, Caps, drawing na.eria., viii
Low Wagons, Chairs and Cradle, Caor>, Pencils,
lea aud to'ee Pots and Irns; silver ware, pn cd
ware, Lamp Nicks and Glasses, Collars and Bo>om>
Sii>pcner>, Swt rd> and PISTOL, Thermometer, S,aron
cry, ln%s Cor, Plaster; Dolls, Bags, pocket BOOKS
and great variety Of fancy ar cIe, TO supply the
wants ana MN ser TO the qualification Of the nuiiona
an" an VINO can at the variety store; we IN cap
pie PIc" order ready to orders or return calls
az INC variety STORE, PANGENRN q ERIN. MAIn
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7 ITERATION !-!fhis crrtiiies thai have gyea
- my son, Ezva TsrSo, his time dur ng hs n,i-
monty; AMI relinou he'd all claim 70 hi earning.
II inmron, W. June 1870 JABEz FARTc.
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CHAMPIAIN AND ST. LAWRENCE,
KAll4.EN 4 N...Sr. I1uINs IN Mu..rrr.

~ RAIi-EOAD.--ST. JOINS To MONTREAL
The RAIL ROAD COMPANY having erected extensive
NHARyEs al 81. Johns, and suitable SroREs thereon
! eng now ncary com ,.ee the committee Of man
agceni, IN order 10 Ter every encouragement to the
important trade al pre-, emf carried on cWecn he Uni
ted Safe, and Lower Canadaa, have established the
following regna ion, viz: ErsHy THAT all irci.
passing To, or from Lake thanpian, per Railroad
line, and addressed Rail Dad l;ha,C 81 Johns, will
lie allowed temporary Wharfage an Storage, free Of
any charge for the anne. Secondly. That by tenn
pordyy Wharfage and Storage, the Trade will dis
nctly understand is meant, the time necessary for en-
ierng and passing the Goods through the Custom
House al ST. Johns, (of which, the Company shall lie
the lu'ge) TO facilitate which, the person in charge
Of the Co.'s wharf here will lie permit ed, upon his
own responsibility, to make the necessary Custom
House entries, if reqiirc-a, the .amc time those
who prefer, l., will lie at Liberty to rln.act their Own
Custom House business. or employ whom they ihinl;
proper to do So Ihhdiy-1hat the delivery Of all
ireigh, for Montreal will lie male upon the Wharf
there, al which time and place, and previous to the
m sui s'aniac all os,e,, damages, or errors, what
CONT hold themselves responsible tor the samc and,
remove from the Whar,In,o Sore for ac keeping ow-
n5 10 ile al ccncc or want Of due diligence the
part OF such Owner or Cunsignce, in causing the anc
TO lie removed will lie charged with the carriage aud
>'"ragcof such Goods, AT the customary rates, AM,
Fourh,y-lhat all freight most lie paid for on de-
livery. BY order Of the commi tee Of management,
W.D. LINDSAY, Comr.
RAIL ROAD OFFICE.
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