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- the mos, popular remedy ever known in America
| Vegetable Pulmonary BALKAN is the most valuable
remrd, now in use Tot coughs, Colds asthma phhisc,
consumption. whoopng cough and pulmonary affections
Of every Kind. It's sale is steadily increasing. and the
propreIors constantly receiving Tie most favorable
account Of its effects. The following new certificates
ave offered for public examination.
AN INrEREsriSo CAsE.-Ex,raci Of a letter from
Mr. q ) Clay, Kingston, Ulster co.., N. Y. to the
proprieios. "iours Of The 9Th inst was duly reed.
remarkable cure was effected by The Vegetable Put
msnary Balsam IN The ~iner and spring Of 1885, The
terson, Mr.. A,ood,, had been sick a long time with
the consumption. Ills ply icians had gwen him up
lie was reduced go low to lie unable help himself
aud was raising u large quantity Of blood when lie
commenced using the Balsan, which has effected a
complete cure, and lie is now as hale and hearty
but he has promised inc more detailed Of his
case, which viii fp ward ,ou. &. 5. CLAY.
Kingston, N. Y. June %. 1888.
Extract of letter from DR.. jacob Myers. The
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has been sold in this
county for years, aud the medicine has gained an
uncommon celebrity, for 1t scarcely in one instance
f'iled Of having the desi'ed effect. am by means
IN f'vor Of the many nosl'ums, most OF which i'm
positions upon a crehulous public, but tina, which
Know by To be cfccual. Canno, help but give my
aIp,ob, ion thereto. counterfeit preparation has
been offered here by travelling Agent, of Comsotk,
NJ Y. and there is another article ,ended here that is
strongly suspected 10 he spurious.
JACOB MYERS. NJ. D.
Miffling'on Junia,a co. Penn. May 3, 1887. F,om
DR.. Samuel Morell to the l'roprieo,s Of the Veee
table Pulmonary Basam. ] am satisfied that the We.
eetable Pulmonary Bas,m is u valuable medicine
has been used in his place with complete success in
an obstinate complaint OF the lungs, attended with
severe cough. loss Of voice. and the raising of much
blood, which had previously resisted many approved
prescriptions. Alter using the Ba.am week, the
Patterns voice returned and he able speak audi
bly,. This case occurred some time since, and the
man is now engaged not only in active but luxurious
business. RPsppciIul &c, s. MORRELL.
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DOCT. MARsMALL's Aromatic, Calarrh and

DOCT. MARSHALL'S Aromatic, Caarrh and
IL Headache SNUFF. This Snuli> superior 10 any
thing vet known, for removing that tronhlesom dis
case the Caarrh, and also cold in the Lead, and the
headache. 1t opens and purge, ont all distractions,
.,reng hens the gland, and gives healthy action To the
parts ieccd 1t i perfectly tree from any thing dele,
ferios IN it, compo,i,Ion-has pleasant flavor and
its immeda,ce ,ec, afer being used, is abgreeabie-
Price so cents per Hottie.
Doct. Mar>ha's Vegetable Indian BLACK PLASlEk.
Tbi Plaster is unrvallel for curing scroflous swell
lings, Scurvy Sores, Lame Back, and Fresh Wounds
pains in the >ies Hips and Limbs; and seldom fails 70
give relief in local Rheumatism, If applied To- the
and is equal if not superior, to any thing in for
corns on the feet the virtues Of lh, Plaster have leen
witnessed Ly thousands Of individuals m the United
rr.,or . Chas Bowen MiddlehurV VI. lelG
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CROCERIES.-1he subscriber has a full supp y
VI of Groceries, including corniac Brandy, common
pricei Rum, Port, Madeira, Champa,gne, Mnscat,
Malaga and other Wines, Molasses, Teas, CoHer,
Chocolate loaf lump and brown Sugars RICE, Pepper,
Cinnamon, Nu,megs A!,ncc and o'hc, ,pre>, S.sars.
Tobacco, MacLerel, GOLDFISH, test kinu Tor - per
100 his And most oher articles in the grocery line,
Also DRY GOODS, all Of which will lie sold as cheap
a, at any other place. The Liquors will warranted
of the est quality-intended principally for supplying
Tavern .Keeperr> who will find ii for their interest 10
call and examine Them, ISAAC WARNER.
Bnrlng,on, jane 10, 1901
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~ ATURE's GRAND RESTORATIVE. This

NJ ATURE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE. This
~ valuable Vegetable Medicine stands unrivaled
for the following complaints, w: dyspepsia, or ndl-
Eestion disca ed Liver, bilious d'o erS, Drop>y A>th-
ina, Cos,vene,s, Worms and loss Of Appetite. and by
cleansing the stomach and bowels, cures pains in the
side, stomach and breast, colds AMI coughs Of long
standing, lIoarsene,S, shorneSs Of breath, Nervous
complaints, etc., VIII ch are frequently the cc OF dis
ease. For Fever and hgte, 1t Is most valuable pre-
ven,a,ivc well "a sovereign remedy. Its vlrirc.
surpa>S any thing heretofore known in removing 81.
Vnls' Dance,-,wo bottles have cen known 10 curt,
this affecting disease, afcr having lied every excr-
ton for -four years. Ii has most powerful influence
in removing nervous complaints. Ii Is pleasant to take
md easy in lis operate that it may le administered
TO the infant with safety. The above Medicine is very
highly recommended lv many scientific gentlemen,
and large nimler OF ladies, who have proved the
virtues of the Medicine hy personal and that OF he!r
families. bill ofcertica'e- accompanies each bottle
with directions. 1t may lie hal whole ale retail OF
s. Britain, Barre, and J. &. Farnam, Ea>, Williams
town, VI. sole propretor>. Prepared from the orig
al recipe; for sale ly f. II. Prenti>s, Montpelier anC
j. J. II. PECK & Co, Burlington, and in the prjnci-
pal towns in the state; all directions signed in Tho
hand writing of the proprle,or>. Iel!
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TO THE PUBLIC.

DOSTON and TROY IRON COMPANf.-Thc
ID public are hereby notified that the business 81
ca ting in every branch and variety is done to order
ON the shortest notice, at Troy, W. The company have
much enlarged their foundry and are now prepared
10 do all kinds Of work done al any foundry in the
country. Mi-gcarng, Pot Ash Kettles, Stove,
Plouchs Axctrce, ST. on hand, or furnished to ordc'
All who wish to contra, for stove plates, or to pur-
chase a large quantity ofholow-warc, for the purpose
of rcnling, will furnished at wholesale prirc>--a nd
all who may favor with their calls o, orders will e
dealt ly a, literally a. al any establishment IN the
country. Order, shout e addressed 10 +. H. Cross
man Superintendent, or A. Young, Agent, Troy, W.
to secure an early reply, and prompt attention. ,
Troy, VI, June Is 10. Jy?
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..-rhc subscriber having re-
- Gently moved from Albany, and commenced the
Blacks NTH business, IN all its forms, IN the new shop
ON Madison street, near Folleu & BradIey's Store,
would respectfully invite the inhabitants of Burlington
and vicinity to give him call, he Is fully prepared
10 do all kinds OF work in his line, on the shortest no.
for many years past given his particular attention to
the Horse shoclne business and Farriery in all its
branches. From the long experience which he has
had, and the general information he has derived both
from theory and practice he feels fully confident in re-
commencing hnl>elfto the public He will lie pre-.
pared at all times give his personal attention to all
kind. Of work in his hne->uch a Ironing Wagons
and Slegh>, Shipwork, &c All kinds OF edge tools
made in the best manner and most approved style. He
trusts that hv giving business his undivided attention,
and the low prices at which he will lie enabled TO fur
nsh work. to receive share OF the public patronage.
JOHN SOltAGEN.
Burlington, April 10, 1910.
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BURLINGTON VERMONT FRIDAY, JULY
FORWARDING. SC. $40.

THE sub>crll ers will continue thcI
fNA business as Forwarding and COm-
! xNS mission Merchants and Gus to-
ZsSslYS House Agents, at the Port of SAINT
s=@@-JoHNs, Lower Canada.
They do not oler their services "rec orany CHARGE
to those persons interested in trade with the United
States, but will cndeavor TO make their attention 10
the interest of their employers worthy reasonable
recompencc.
Having good Wharvcs TAT which the LAKE CHAM
PLAIN STEAMBOATS, will and) and excellent Storage,
together with the convenience of a connecting Raj
Track with the CnAMpLArN and ST, LAWRENCE
RAL-RoAD over these wharves, they fatcr thcm elves
that, with fifteen years experience in this branch OF
BUSINESS they will lc enabled TO do much to facilitate
aud enconrge trade letweon the United States and the
Lower Province. JASON G. PIERCE 81 son.
81. Johns, l." g., March, 1910. Gm
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= sTATE OF VERMONT, lVNhE probate colr,
DIsrRIcT OF CHIrTENprN, S. = Tor me pi'II'
of henden, TO all per,oa> to whom ihr>e nre,eAt'
~ u, al nonrn GREETING.
EZRA HOLT, guardian Of Caroline j.. Newell and
Nathaniel NJ Newell, Infants, having represented to
nh, court ha, hi, SAID ward seized IN TIER own
rlrh, in fee as tenants IN common OF two "nilVW'I
,hIris oroun undivided 9TH ofdhy acre, OF land lying
in Charlotte in the county Of thri'n'cn iein@ Tue
same land conveyelly BENJAMIN SmCnlS to tie AYE
Nathaniel Newell, and is part OF he lands SCI OIL 10
the widow Polly Newell a. part OF her dover IN ne
r,to,e of the said Nathan cl Newell dccea,e, "hSh
6fv acre. of land Is sui jccl 10 the soi widows rEni
ncIowrr therein and that sale at The interest," OF NJ
said wards in laid land would condlce to Ihtr rest m
,crr., nr1ying sad court TO authorize and empower
Inn ~ 'e The interest of his said wards IN aid land.
II is ordered lha, the ald application he heard before
sl court at the Registers Office IN Burlington ON the
third day of August, 1870 and that notice thereof le
wen by Publishing this orlcr,coniannE the substance
Of ad petilion three weeks SIccesslvcy in the Free
Press new paper printed ~ Burlington in the county
OF Chterlcr the last cf which publication, to he pre-
yione 10 the day assigned for hearing Given under
NV hand at .aN! Burlington, hi sccond dny 1t July
4, y. $50 W. HS'o-'' NC s'e''
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NJ LOVELY 81 co... have lust reed New
IN. York. and are now o'lering for sale at still fur
Their reduced prices, for ready CASlIa more complete
Ssortmen' Of fancy and other GooDs adapted to the
,ea son and the times than ever lciore-amons which
are many new articles never before offered in this mar
ke,. Also, new supply Of GIas' ware, Crockery and
Looki Gla>, es-Aso, English Curran,s, Prune>
Dry Groceries, Mats, Russia and other Carnenr, Oil
Cloth for Tables, Floors and Innings, etc. More ne
v,cl; Juncl9S
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@ EARL HOWARD, of the Cheap cash store

II 10 III =
=. arrived home from New York last evening ~
III, .nendn steamer WHITEHALL D.. Lyon Capt. and
lroupht with him an additional supply of Goods which
with his two former purchases OF ms season make
,b assor,m,n, altogether ofihe mos, desirable 10
selec, from Of any that he has heretofore hao ior nc
las, eighteen YEAR,, and is Of the following KINDS, VIZ
rich. IA hionabe, fancy and staple articles IN every
lepartmen, of the Dry Good line, such as bron1o,hS'
Cassimercs Vcstings, Mousellnc de lnnes, 'hoUys'
silks. Bomia zines, Cdlicoe., Linens, Mnsns LnVe''
Ribbons, Emlroileres, Hosiery Gloves, fan>' 'm-
Irellos Para oils etc., with al supply OF Florence
and straw Bonnels and Mllenary Goods, also, nar-
beings, Maungs, Paper Ilangings, Shoes ana mas
together with all the heavy descriptions OF domestic
ami other goods, such a. Sheclings, Yarn, bnrap>
Wool Irvine ere. TIE Croclery Looklng Gla,S ana
China Gallery is also replcn>he the cutlery iaru
and Io',,e fIrni, hing department IL IN aroru'hte
with the other stocks on hand, The variety OF fancy ar
uces. such a. TOYS, Jewcry, Combs, Cnrl', 'uneo-
lionary ETC. etc which fills one hundred itci 81 snow
| Gaze IN tenth on his counters Is nnnmerahle ne
Dome and pc,ure gallery is beautifully arranged Tor
the dspav of Goods under strong light, and then the
arre supDy of superior family GrocereS based upon
the STA lof Life, Roche .ter cy MN flonr, masses VI,
Grand Bazaar cheap cash store one OF the most Sl-
hating desirable and convenient stores 10 iurh'she
from with all and every kind OF articles that may 70
wished for or looked at for amusement ana sru'llca-
ton or with a de ire 10 convey the most pleasing m
tegcnce to friends, Of he place where every are'
they may desire for the lettering OF appeances auuh3
TO comfort or supplying necessary warts may ne nae
and al done in 30 few wcrl, as y only saying 'o
whatever and whenever yor wish 70 buy cheap for ca
20 to lIOWARps. Burlington, W, June u, loio
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WILL. YOU DE Shaved at Lonoy's new

w Dressing Room.
/ lonev the undersigned woud
Now inform the public kind,
Tia, having left church street,
Ia Towards Hotel can be found.
IIcwill not loa>, his barrier skill,
As this the pul lie long have knowni
Bat lcgs to ask their custom still,
For diligence he clds 10 none
When he that would unto his face
And heal have sterling Justice done,
PRAY don't mistake the proper place,
But call upon lem LoNEr
p clothes carefully cleaned to order. Pcrflm-
c,v oCau kinds constantly on hand and for sale.
Darlington, July TO- 1910
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NEW SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY AND
lN ATLAS WITH OLTLlNEMAPS, hy 5. Angus |

NEW SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY AND
~ ATLAS WITH OUTLINE MAPS, hy ;. Angus
mrs N,rcurII The author OF the above works has
Icen pro onaly devoted TO the science OF Geoy ana
the publishing OF Maps, during many yearS--and ms
former productions, especially his Map OF me World
Ian, resources. upun which he has so literally drawn
!" producing the above school wor!s.-The following
extract of the Geo'y and Atlas, Is from lont recon-
incubation Of the Teachers in the city OF New YORK
aII, nloin and CONCISE The exercises are coplos ana
m6orlan, aud the descriptive is luminous and correct
The divisions of the American continent, are repre-
cntei and described they really at the present
I,ime-And the gross Measurements generally found
in c,ool Biographies are corrected. The lypographI,
cal execution is I'M commonly neat and d>'Inc indeed
the atlas i. a model of the kind and actually tcemN
with information" The Outline maps are PcVnnary
| mi nm AT hi, leisure. For sale hy G. GOODRICH.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE, AT THE MINERAL

IT SIT'SCrI-
her having furnished and fitted up, for the reception of
company, the above establishment respectfully solicit,
the patronage Of his friends, and the public generally
The celebrity this spring has attained the beauty OF
It's localion-hcing situated in pleasant and hcallhlu
section OF the couniry-toecihcr with the cxerons of
the subscriber 10 give satisfaction to all, it is hoped
will make it desirable situation for those who wish
TO avail themselves of the benefits of the medicinal
business. 5. w. WOOD.
Ilghga'c, June 3, 1910 Sw
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4 YOUNG LADY of good family and of lib
IA eral education and who has thorough lheorct-
cal and practical knowledge of the French and Eng h
languages, wishes to find place either in family or
in community, French teacher. Applications,
W by letter post pad,) lie directed TO Mr.. Mott Pro-
lessor OF Music, Burlington, VI. June 4.
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Nj ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS g MIL

have opened a new PAINT SHOP on Church-sl
Two doors south OF r.. Lanes Store, where they Wi
do all kinds of HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN and CARRIAGE
PAINTING, in the lest possible manner and on term,
to suit hose who may favour them with their patron
age. iC3DPain,s, Oil, Narnlsh and Putty, constantly
on hand and for sale. RIG. SPii1IDINC
Burlington, April q, 1910. e., Is, MILLS 4,
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S,TORE TO LET, at Wmoo>ki Village, the
- store recently occupied hy Lalhrop and Potwin
will lie let and possession given Immediately, apply
TO the subscribers Church and College sS. Bur
ncton or to Gideon La'hrop. MAYO 4 NAIl.
Burlinron NAV PC, 1870
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jy:S. HECTOR ADAMS
WIN. f.. PHELPS. { C0"t rs


nv NVVDS, HOW WItnInI an uTlIllOnaT
assortment OF various kinds Of goods, among
hem are Mezonnto Brushes, Satin Bead Head Rand.
Sar>aparlIa Lozcnge<, Accordion books, extract Of
icrgamo bristol hoard, green Speciac c., Casor>, new
silver pocl Combs, Eagle Belt Plates, etc. ALSO, a
gooh assortment Of trimmed and plain fine Satin and
Io'nazlnc Stocks thin summer Socks, fgI and plain
some with h~ws very nee and light for warm wca h.
erj we have also very narrow Stocks, suitable for
oys OF men, Also, long stocks foe those who have
large Nccfs, in word or assortment Of Stocks, Col
iarS and bosoms is very complete. For further par
uc'arS please call at the Variety Store
Jane II. P,xcurpy & Br,S.,t,n
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ISAAC MApTJN.s ESTATE.

I'VE The Subscribers Icing appointed Iv The Hon
w Probate Court for the District of Grand Isle
commissioners TO receive, examine and aud adjust ali
claims and demands OF all persons, against the estate
Of Isaac Marin late of South Hero in said district
deceased, represented insoIvcn and also all claims
aud demands exhibited in o.Sc, thereto; and SIX
months from the 81 day day Of June A. y. 1910
being allowclh by said Cour, for that purpose, we dc
therefore hereby give notice tina, we will attend to
he business of our appointment al the dwelling hons,
OF Levi Martin in said Somh Hero, on the frs, Mon
day. OF Oc,ol or and Novem next from ten O'Clock
A.. NJ until four O'Clock J. NJ. ON each of said days.
Dated at South Hero June 2Oh A. u. 1870
JyS. HECTOR ADAMS,
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DAPER.-C. GOODRICH has lust receive,
from the manufacturers in Massachusetts, fil
supply of linen handmade, royal, medium. Deny
cap letter, folorost and billet paper of various quail
tiles, as wovc. sotin laid gilt &c. &C. for sale q, man
ulacturos prices. June 80
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- large and general assortment of Combs of >upE-
RIoR QUALITY now on hand and constantly manulac-
turing AT the above csiah hmen' and for sale to the
trade az low prices Merchants and others wishing to
get good article forrc,ailing will find il to their adj
vantage to call and examine for them, elves.
June 10, 1910 Villas. LOOMS and Co.
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STATION ERI.--ARMOtR q RAMSAY have
- re'rlyci, ly the recent nrlyal., lnrre aud well
assorted stock 81 wrng papers, and the III crcnt ar
tccs II plain and Fancy SG'ionCrV Also an excel
lent collection ofENGRANl\GS and illustrated works,
cfa'e publication. montreal, ST. Paul i. May 20. 6w
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NIT. VERNON READER, Poyslotl bi'ies
lVA Of dilcrcu skies uad bindings, fotket ilhes
.' '" ,eceiv,sl frnn \ York and FIR sale ~
College, .. jc'2j s. N''"'N'N''
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7 OG CABIN ANECDOTES and illustrated Incl
II dents in the lite Of Gen. WIN. ii. Harrison, for
sale at the Book store June 10 ID. 4. BRAMAN
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Giles as cheap can bc found at any other establish
ment in the place. GEO. PETERSON
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100 DYE STUFFS.
lOO bb>. Cam Wood
200 do Log Wood St. Domingo
go do Log Wood Canpeachy
$50 do Fustic
200 do Nicaragua
40 do Alum
2j do Blue Nilrio!
80 do Nader
SO carhoys Oil Vl'riol
Mratc Acid, Aqua Forts, Nitric Acid, Carcuma
Bar Wood, Peach Wood, Qmer Ci,ron Bark, Spanish
Floant and Bengal Indigo, Lac Dye Mutt Calls, pres:
Papers, Jacks, Tcnler Hooks Cream Tartar and Aga
June 10. by J. & J. III. PECK d Co.
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GONGS OF THE PEOPLE.-Los CABIN Song
- Book-,eng collection Of Harrison and Tylor
Melodies enLeishel with neatly engraved Portrait
Of Gen. VIM. H. HARRISON, and view Of Old Fort
McigS, for sale at the Book store.
D. A. BRAMAN.
Bnr ncton Snnc 2G. 1910.
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90 Shecting, Shirting, Prints, sc.
~ bales A brown sheetne,
do do shifting,
10 do Ticking,
3 cases A bleach Sheefng,
10 do American Prints, for sale by
jane 10 Villas LOOMS and Co.
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OILS.

NTOTlC!i,-AU person, ndehlcl TO the I,ir firm
' Of latlrop, puiWm and Wait or 20 Mayo and
Wait AT their sore al wnoo>ki N,laec, are hereby
ufrl to ma payment touS al oar Store IN Burlinc-
ton, corner Church and College streets
MAY Oanl WAIT.
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BOOTS IS SHOES. Tie subscriber has now
- on hand general assortment of BOOTS AMI
SHOES, ofthc most IA honallc style, aud ihorough
Workmanship, which he oilers very low for CASH.
f.. J. FAY.
n. r. All kinds Of measure work done AT Short no.
ice. Burlington, Church-st May IS, is40.
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RESOLUTIONS.

Resolved, That the political crisis now ap-
preaching in the affairs of this Nation is fraughs
with most momentuous interests to the People.
and that it behoves every friend, not only to his
Country, bat to himself To ponder we'll the COLI
sequence, Of the vote which he casts at the ensu-
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kOOO TIN WARE.

L from II to inches Russia old sable Irons do
new do do; Sweelc, dc; Hoop do from . to 1 inch ;
Bra,er's Rods Spring, cast, german, swede> aud
English blister steel Cart AMI wagon loNe,, fn hel
Gro bars, ly June 10. J. & J. II. PECK c Co.
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Resolve& That we regard the passage of tho
Sub-treasury BIZ as the consummation of
deliberate plan to nullfy the oft repeated express.
sions Of the People, viii, declaring that Bill in.
eXpedient and obnoxious, and that it is now rem.
dered the duty of the People to unite in crushing
this monster in lis infancy before its rapid and
gigantic growth shall place it beyond the reach
of the Constitutional corrective,
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ri OTICF.-Came into the enclosure of The snb'cri-
~ Ter on the 18Th ln>'. II RED COW, ahor eight
yoar, Old The owner is requested tp r"v t,- .lvcr
ti.inc and take her away, JOSEPH COOK.
Burlington jane %, 1910.
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.JosrPu POLAND,
Y. u. WHITING,
NATHAN :. HILL,
WIN. l., STRONG,
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

n Proposed by the Louisville Journal
U Loco Focos, at their meetings to.
~ NE passage Of the Sub Treasu-
! ~. 800 themselves with foot races, as
8. appropriate Of all exercises for
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

Lord Falkland, the new Governor of
Nova Scotia, lady and suite, came in the
Britannia to Halifax. Lady Falkland is
a daughter Of the late King, William "
and Mrs Jordan. His lordship was re.
ceived with great ceremony, at Halifax.
The troops were all paraded, and salutes
were firing when the Britannia left.