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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04
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The New Orleans Picayune in making an
extract from an article published BY US some
time ago, giving description ofthe different
duties that devolve upon the editor Of q
country newspaper, household and other
wise; says, that it is taken from a paper
printed in the 'sfar west.o If Yazoo City be
in the Far West, St. Louisis lost. Its now
June, scarce breath Of air stirring, and the
sun is fairly scorching the rank gympsum
weed yet this is but the beginning Of suns
mer ana nothing TO compare to The oppressive
heat thatmust be endured during the months
of July and August. If our friend Of the
Picayune were here, and would condeseend
to work off token Of our paper, we feel
assured he would have nocbiection 10 swal-
low az iced drink, and would not hesitate 10
acknowledge himself tolerably Far South.
"fhe bone and sinew Of the country.'
as the loafes said 70 the bsef's shank,
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04
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The article which we published short
Time since, relative toihe new Marshals, has
been the cause Of raising the dander' Of the
editor ofthe Vicksburg Sentinel most prod 7
digiously The Sentinel says;
1--WE notify the Vicksburg and Yazoo
Wings that the indignation Of the people can
not be appeased by heaping ISLANDERS on the
dismissed officers"
We have not slandered either Of the dis
missed Marshals neither have we said thai
either Of them is defaulteri but We have
heard it rnmored that there were strong
grounds to fear such would be the case.
The article we published contained no SLAM
der. It was not written in an invectiye hui
NOR, but was mild and dispassionate in every
respect. If the Sentinel could conscien-
tiously proclaim the same of many offs par
agraphs.. and would in future adhere more
closely to refined and generous argument,
casting aside the low and abusive slang with
which its reader is so frequently disguised
itwould then be sought with avidity By the
pure Of taste, and its columns contain lesi
of that which bears the appearance of sian
der.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04


What can pos ibly have got into the lnallss
or rather Why does MOI something ge' MO
lheml we have moi for the last two weeks
received one third Of the mai due us, Hove
ever We believe We are not alone b thisfe-
spect. The niail-bag 81 lest Tuesday, when
opened, contained not one letter.
VIII the Postmaster At Benton have
the goodness to deliver our paper 70 those
persons to whom i IS directedl We have
received many complaints from our subscri.
bers n that quarter, on account Of their non.
rsceival Of the Wing. We send to each
subscriber regularly, weekly.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-03

The Ohio State Journal publishes complete state
ment Of the popular vote given the rcccat election
in that State The Wing majority is 1910
II SHINES, the student, indicted for the murder
of Professor Davis at the University of Virginia and
who escaped conviction by the forfeiture of his bail
25,eeo) is now snug IN Texas.
The Ma on Telegraph of the 10th inst. says We
learn with the deepest regret, that the Hon Dixon II
Lewis, of Alabama, died recently in the vicinity Of
Mobile, of Congestivc fever.
This Boston Atlas says the good people of Town
scnd, who elcce bla * man as their representa-
tive and intended 10 cleo him again in consequence
OF there being some informally in the proceedings
have thought better of the matter and concluded not
TO elect him at all. 1t is unquesonably judicious
determination.
DEVOTED WoMAN.-Thc mate of the schr. Crusa-
der, ian account Of the wreck Of which vessel on
Sguam Bar, we published few days since) says the
Gloucester Telegraph, sustained in his arms, in the
rigging, his wife, until she perished "A period of eight
or ten hours, She frequently urged her husband TO
let her drop into the ocean, as she said she was sat
ished both could not survive, situated as they were,
and it were better for him not to risk his own life in
endeavor to preserve hers. Devoted and selfsac-
icing woman--who will not weep for thy fate, or
render an honorable tribute to him who to the last
sustained and encouraged you.
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THE FALLING LEAF.---Sal, We. beautiful, is
the contemplation Of the falling leaf. 1t is trie EN-
blcm of mans decay, but ii is mode which nature
adopts to teach ono great lesson, and tre and COM
mon as II is it always speaks with m wing ell quence
The world anl,ts hustle and noise, may seem to On
gross the whole attention, but the withcred leaf fal
ling silently at ones feet or driven in The ful blasts
OF Aut INN hurricdly by, will sometimes call up the
recollection that he to- is mortal, and that the frost
of aye may one day drop him silently into his
grave, or the breath of the Almighty wait am as
hurried'y into eternity. Contact with the world may
drive the thought from his memory, ut it is not in
vain that nature teaches any Of her great les ons
NASHUA Iclcprqph.
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1 Iizabcth Brownell,s Estate.

Disuicl of Chtcnden, SIS. IA holden at Burlington
within and for the District aforesaid on the eighteenth
day Of November, A. D. lSil, an instrument purpor-
ing 10 to be the last Will and Testament of Elizabeth
Brownell late of Colchester, in said District deceased,
was presented 10 the Cour here for Probate, by VIM
b. Munson, the Executor therein named
Therefore II is ordered by said Court, that public
notice be given TO all persons interested therein to
appear before SAID Court, at session thereof TO lie
holden AT the Registers office in said Burlington on
the third Wednesday of December A. ID. 1871, and
ordered that this order be published three weeks
successfully in the Burlington Free Press news
paper printed AT Burlington, in this state the last of
which shall be previous to the day assigned as afore-
SAID, for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Reg, ,ers Office, this
18th day OF November, A. ID. 1871
Wsr. WysroS R,ois,or
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New Firm.

TT>HE subscribers having formed Copartncrshp
L and purchased the stock of Ikirlmirc Drugs
Medicines dc, belonging 10 the T. tate of the late
Doct. X. Moody. will continue the business al the
cid stand, sign of the Pa lock- corner of Church and
College streets, and will make such additions To their
stock of Hardware will make it full and complete
They respectfully soci, a continuance of the gener-
Gus patronage extended TO Their predecessor, and in
tend to merit it by the attention to their bust
ness and the wishes of their customers
HAGAR & ARTHUR.
Burlington, Nov 90 ISL.
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LIVE AND LET LIVE -

IT II subscriber would respectfully return his
L 'hanEs TO his many patrons for thcr avors during
he has rcplcni,hed his took of Stationery HooL.
bInGing stock, &C. and will lie happy 10 wait mon
all that HAL favor him with their patronage and no
cort on his part shall be spared 10 give satisfaction
away, or sell it below cost, or at cost; I'm, wh,, we
nave 10 sen, Ut we can get an opportunity al as
small advance from cost Is any one can do and live
ny ,nelr business individuals wishing to purchase
can have chance test the sincerity Of rbr su
her when he .ay> he vii sell cheap for cash by calling
a, the sign ofthc Red Ledger College street.
=, SAMUEL HUNTINGTON.
Nov. 10, 1871.
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NEW GOODS.

THE subscribers are now receiving their second
L supply of Fall and Winter Goods AMONG which
NAV ba found Plain and Diamond Beaver Cloths.
Heavy Pilot do. Broad Cloth for Ladies' coaks.
and English Merino., Alpaca cloths Bombaznes
all wool plain NJ. De Lnines, very fine; Silks, cold
and black silk Velvet Velvet trimmings, silk Cords
mngs German Wors'eds, Ribbons, Shawls, Hdkfs.
I.aces, Lace Wells, &c which are offered very low
for cash, by Nov. IT, f. NJ WRIGHT& Co
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BRIGHTON MARKET. --MoSpAY, Nov %, 1911
tReported for the New England Farmer
At Market li0e Beef Cattle, $50 Stores 60O0 Sheep
and l2l5 Swine
ParcEs. - Beef Cattle.-Saes were not brisk and
1hc prices obtained last week for like quality were
with much difficulty effected. We quote to cores
Tond.
First quality, IS 50 Sc co. Second quality 81 Sc,
n s. %. Third quality, SO 90 81 %.
Barrclling Cattlc.-We quote Mess 81 Is 81 80.
No. |, S}a3l2 No. 2, 80.
Storos.-Two year oil, As a sl5 Three year old.
N4 a s2i.
Sheep--Dull. We noticed one lot ordinary sold for
GO cents each also, los at S9c 81 co. II, 49, So
l 67, 49, and %.
Swine.-T.ots to peddle, 81 p for sows and a a
Al for borrows. AT retail, A and 81.
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GROCERIES. &c.

GROCERIES, &c.
SAAC WARMER keeps constantly for sale at his
Store, opposite $: r. Towards Store.
Goqnac Brandy, Holland Gin, ST. Croix Rum,
Boston Rum, low priced Brandy,
Baltimore Gin, Antigua Rum, Cberrvdo
Wines, of most kinds and prices, NIolasses,
Loaf, Lump and Brown sugars,
Tyson and Young Hyson, II, son Skin and Black
Goldfish Salmon, Mackerel. Sounds md Tor,res
Rice Bar Soap Fancy do. Auspices
Pepper, Ginger, Nuimegs Cloves
Cinnamon, ,Saeratus, Poland Starch,
MustaTd indigo, Pepper Sauce Coffee,
Chocolate, Table Salt ;Candles;
Spanish Secars, nlfSpanish do.
Decanters, Tumblcrs, Lamps, Jars dc.
Also-50O Barrels Sab.
The Liquors warrented to be tbo host Tim, raj
be bought IN New York. Tavern keepers and others
before they buy elsewhere "0'''
Burlington, Nov. 8. lSjl
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MI M y Z q Il

"A. Shclburn Point the 18th inst. hy Rev J. Poor
Mr.. EAsk iel Tracy, TO Miss Wealthy Ann Clark, both
OF Shelburn.
BY the Rer j. OCahaghdn, Mr. Theodore Rivers
20 Miss Matilda Tho eau, both of Vergenue-; also
by the same, Mr.. Francis Bcrose to Miss Margaret
O'Ieary, both Of Ncrgennes.
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LOVELY &. SEYMOUR

nOMES1lCK -Shccting, Stirring, Batting,
Invading, Wrcklng, Cotton Yarn, Cotton Elan
mel, g.. cheap al (Ocl, 1879 J. p. WHALING x Cos
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A FRESH supply Just received and for sale by
n Nov S. M. POPE.
HYSON, V Hyson, H. S. aud Pouchong Teas (;
IlPowdered, Loaf, Lump, crushed and p. X. Sugars;
Java and Rio'Colee, Porto Rico Molasses, Cocoa,
Rai.lns, whole and half boxes, for sale al the New
store on the west side Of the Square, by $. NJ POPE.
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The Patent Portable Bedstcd

~ A lie moved from room To room or oIt OF the
Ollore in case of fire, without taking down or
loosenng the cord easily up, aud the cord
frightened with less trouble, and is afforded al al ont
the price as the old fashioned Bedsied. Call at
my Shop aud see II; IT Is curiosity worth looking
al, and perhaps you will think IT worth buying.
CatI's Lane, Sept. 7, lsil ID. X. PANGBoRN
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James Darby's Estate.
l. o o X HE X l. !!

MR.. EDIIOR-Wll you please notify this COM
lN1 muniy that the subscriber has opened stove
Store, first door west Of j. & J. II. Peck & Co. where
lie has general assortment Of Cooking Box and
Parlor Stoves, Caldrons, aud Hollow Ware of the
superior Brandon Castings; al Bucks Hot Air
Cooking Stove, which he is manufacturing in this
place. The construction of this stove is such that
the first and sharpesl heat comes directly under the
boilers and then passes round spacious and equally
heated oven, AMI requlrrs but comparatively little
fuel put it in operation and bakes equal to brick
oven. there might be List of signatures procured
rs long the recommendation of a country r. NJ
from the highest sources IN the sections where il is
IN use; but a preamble about th, or the Yankee
Notion useless, and If money continues scarce you
must use the less Of IT, so don't do whou, on that
account but call and try the new Stove
burlington, Nov. 10, lSil S. W. TAYLOR
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STATE OF VERMONT The Hon. the Probate
District of Chttenden. : Court within and for the
District of Chltenden To the creditors and others
concerned in the estate of Jehie Johns late of HIM
lington in SAID District, deceased
Whereas benjamin Johns and George Johns, two
of the administrators of the estate of said deceased
have made application 10 this Court, 10 extend the
lme Inn ted for making payment of the debts and
settling the cs ate Of said deceased six months from
the 10th day of November inst and the thitd Monday
of December next, being assigned for hearing in the
premises at the Eagle Hall in Willlson, in said dis
rlct and it having been ordered that notice thereof
be gwen, by publishing this decree three weeks sue
cesslvcy in the Burlington Press, a news paper
printed at Burlington, Io!ore the time fixed for hear
ing.
Therefore, you hereby notified TO appear before
said Court at the time and place aforesaid then and
there TO make objection if any you have, to the said
time of paymen, being extended as aforesaid
Given under my hand at Wllston this 18th day OF
November, a. ID. 1871.
WIN WESTON Rcnister
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At the New Cash store.
We are now opening NEw and SPLENDID assert
mcnt of Goods just selected with reference TO tn
wants of the People, consisting of
French S-4 Plaid Shawls
ENGLISH & PRINrs Dress II'd'ks
American \ Silk Shawls
Honba2nes Merino do
Apnes Broche do.
Mcrnocs Italian Crayats
NJ D. LANES (Fnshbe)I Flasg ITd'ks
Silks of every style
A new and complete assortment of Broad Cloths
Cassmcres and Sattinotts und NestinGs Flannels c
Also, large assortment of Groceries Teas, of ey
cry quality, Sugars, Moasses, Colee, &c. &c. all o
which will be sold very low for CASH.
JAS.P. WHALING d.Co.
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German { ough syrup !

rNlll deservclly distinguished medicine, together
| with TaylorS Dalsam of Liverwori -Jaync's
Moore, Essence OF Life -Barthoomew's Pink Ex
pcrioranr syrup, for cold, coughs and COM
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THE subscril or offers for sale at his Brick Sbon
= IN Cherry Street, large variety of FUas, con.
Genet furs
White, grey, brown and black furs for Ladies
trimmings
Lynx and squirrel Hons
Also
Superior black Outer and hair Otter caps
Shetland and south seal 90
Boys caps, for so cents
Fur and hair collars, a variety
Northwest Buffalo Robes
Fur and cloth caps repaired, and
Muls and Caps made to order, by
Dbl, WIN /. SEYMOUR
Burlington, Oct. 30 l94l.
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TO RENT

COMFORTABLE Silk shirts and Drawers, new
Osupply at Nov. %. HOWARD'S
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Il ii f M A r X T. r.

Western Pork Mrkct.-The st. Louis Era of goth
nlt. says;-1t is stated in the Springfield Journal
that thousand pork hogs be purchased in Taze-
well county Illinois, in three days at dollar and a
half per hundred. The same price rules elsewhere
and those who buying here do not give more than
o. 80. 1t is hardly probable that much advance will
lie made upon this price. Cincinnati, the greatest
Pork market in the West in the present condition of
affairs in Ohio in relation to her Banks, will hardly
be able to engage to any very great extent in the pur
chase of pork. AS the Banks must withhold the IA
cltes heretofore extended to The pork buyers, the
stock will either not find market at all or a very
small price mus, be paid the rasers. Added to this
there is very large amount oflast years pork yet on
hand in the city of New York alone there are 40 600
barrels in the market for sale
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-03
LYMAN & COLE

LII wi AIN a. JULIE
IL received, in addition 10 their for stock Of
i Dry Goods. an extensive assortment Of Fall
and Winter Goods among which will e fj'mJ Il
great variety of articles for Ladies' Cluaks Alpaca
Llsre very pretty article Alpaca silk Warn
Damask, Brychela, Persian Cloth, French, German
and English Mcrino>, Mousclinc de Iainc and printed
Saxonles, great variety and low priced; Goats
Hair and Imitation CamlIc,.
Silks,
small assortment of rich fed and .,ri'pd Silks
Heavy Black Canton, erode Swiss, and other ,ilks.
STA WIS.
Lupin's est scarlet, black, white, and coloreI; A
few extra -ize Worstcd shawls, Gloves aud Hosiery
large assortment an unusually large ass orlment oi
American prints; French and English do
DOMESTIC GOODS. q
Cotton shecling and shlrting; Tcki,g and Wai-
ding Bleaclrcd Cotton and Mcrrmsc shec,ing, very
low.
TAILOR S TRIMMINGS.
Worsiel Binding, silk do. Large round and sluare
Mohar Cords for coats; sk Cord for dress coats
WorSied and silk Surge; figure silk aud Velvc,
Buttons, new figure sewing silk, Twist AMI Thread:
Padding, Canvass seccas, Culd Jeans Brown and
Black Linen; Wor,ted plaid for Facing; Buttons for
over coats, &c.
FANCY HKFS.
varict, Of rich dc Lame, Chally, silk, aud nsw
style Fancy f1kf.. and Ncll4.
BROAD CLOTHS.
Heavy double ml,d Broad Cloths; b. aver and
Pilot Cloths Rich Diamond Beaver Cloths also
general assortment Of u ellington Mill Cloths.
Gentlemen and Ladies invitel TO call aud exam
inc our very cx' epsive assortment, which otter at
reduced prices for Cash.
Burlington, % Oct. 1871.
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CHURCH MUSIC.

TINE following valuable Musical Works are con-
l. stantly for sale by the subscriber at the lowes
prices by the doz or larger quantity viz:
The Modern Psalmst. new work by l.. Mason.
Boston Academy's collection Of Church Music
Methodist Harmonist,
Odeon aud
Boston and American Glee Book
Nov. lSil. d. "A. BRAMAN.
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FOLLETT g. BRADLEY
Clocks.

T,HOS F. who wish to purchase either Brass or
/ Woulcn Clocks are invited to call and look Al our
a.,or,mcnt We have them tina, run one and eight
d,vs Tho, that strike, hour and alarm clocks we
have them quite cheap for kitchens or chambers aud
nice ones suita lie for Paror office. Clock cleaned
q nd warran:ed PANGBORN & BRlNSMAID.
Dec. |, 1911
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Popular Hotels.
FRANKLIN HOUSE,

BOSTON,
Coz. OF MARKET ST.. AND MERCHANTS Row.
E3gA TUE undersigned, formerly Of the
tsAS.ssA l. Elm street Hotel, and late proprietor
.sssE Of Congress Hail. New foIk l would
the public generally, that he has become the lessee OF
this establishment and putt ample order for their
accommodation.
The house is located in the centre of busines with
in few rods of Quincy Market, and ut short dis
lance from the landing of the English and Eastern
Steamers.
The long experience the subscriber has had in the
management of public Hosse gives him perfect con-
'dcnce in his abilities, and he therefore pledges him
self to give satisfaction to those who favor him with
their patronage.
Dining room has been fitted upexpressy for the
accommodation Of Ladies and Gentlemen. which will
be found dali spread with the best the market affords
The Gen'cmcns Ordinary; which can accommoda
about 100 persons, will be provided with al the sub
stanal Iuxurie' of the season.
The Servants will be found honest and attentive
exertng themselves on all occa sions to give s,siac
tom J. II. MACOMBER.
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Grind Stone.

DO CASES English and American Prints,
20 2 do coored Canbrcs, For sale by
Nov 50 ISL. Villas, LOOMS & Co.
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WHO Is TIE OWNER,
Some lady left at the Post Office, few
weeks since, silk purse, containing small
bud of money, which it would doubtless be very
convenient for someJodyt to have, about this time.
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THE MONITORIAL READER ora Manila
10 Youth, holding up 10 their rie,r .lodels uhereb
toform their 0trn Characters. By Daniel adams
author Of adams Neu Arithmetic.
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1nBALES Brown .heetngs for sale by the bale,
lOpecc, or yard, very cheap, by
Nov. j.. NJ. WRIGHT & Co.
Also, full assortment bleachcd shirtngs sheetings
Tckings, Canton Flannels Diapers, Batting, Wicking
&c
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A LPACCA Lu>ircs, cashmirc CLOTHS, printed Sa o
AnIr>, Orlcan, corh.. CAROLINA pads, &c. &c.
Also French and English Merino> too numerous /,
mention at greatly red ICED prices. by
Nov.I S.B. SCOTT.
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DISSOLUTION

DISSOI.UTTON.
J'IiE partnership heretofore existing between II
l. &. Blackman e. Lewis ID. Turtll. is this dav
dissolved by mutual consent.
II G. BLACKMAN
l., ID TURRlLL.
-, = The business will bs continued by II. c.
Black man.
Jericho, Oct. 2, 1s4l.
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on CASES English and American Prints
~ Blccched Sheetings,
! Cold Cambrics
Apron Checks,
juno LIST, Is4l. Just received BY
Villas, LOOMS y GO.
Oct. !, l941.
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IN BALES of heavy sheengs of different qualities
cOhave Just been received and are Offered for sail
at Manufacturers prices to Merchants and others
who are invited TO call and examine the stock befor,
purchasing elsewhere under the belief that the exam
nation will prove advantageous to them
BY FOLI.ETT & BRADLEY
Nov. 90. at the Wharf
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S,TRAYED from the subscriber, ut Milton Falls, n
stripe across her forehead and white on the nose
brond horns. Also a yenrlug heiicr lht red, with
white face, white on the end Of the tail. Whoever
will return sal cattle or give inf rmauon by letter to
the subscriber shall lie honorally rewarded.
TIMOTHY MAYNARD.
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Ponx is selling, in This market, at 500, and bu
few sales have been made. The general ;mnress;or
seems to be that it will get lower Great quantitie.
are passing by us, and we hear that unusually large
number of hogs are on their way from the west =
Lynchburgh, Va. Republican, Nor. l3.
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A HEAVY assortment of Sleigh and Cutter shoes
AWrought Nails, Crow Bars, &c, Just received and
offered low by Nov. IS. FOLLETT& BRADLEY
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Came into my premises, short time since
,xo eve SHEEP, which the ownor may have,
on payment Of charger H. b. STAY
Dec. !, lsil.
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Il, NJ. WRIGHT& Co will open Thin three o.
Il four days, rom 1900 to 1000 yd> Extra >upcrfc,
(Loullc groun superiine, fine and common all wool
Carpelings, which have heen purchased mostly in
N.iorkat auctlen, and will le sold al vey low prices.
Also TwllIcd and plain Venetian STAR carpeting,
Hemp and Cotton carpeting, Oil cloths, Mats, etc.
Nov II.
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STRAY MARE.

n LIGHT Bay Mare, supposed to be ten or twelve
4 years old, broke in'o my Enclosure in Milton.
on the Isl Novinst. which may be had by the owner
Milton, II Nov. 1911.