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"WAsHlScroS, Nov. 2, 1910.

The preparation Of which | was unwilling 10 trouble
him:
"WasHlScroS, Nov. 2, 1910.
"My Dear Sir
never saw, till last night, the National In,elliSeucer nj
the 9th October, as was from home when II came
cut. never saw the article in The National
Magazine, nor in the New York American, to which re-
ference is made in relation 10 the scene in the Supreme
Court which il undertakes to describe. IL was men
toned To me, 4 day or two ago, and my first impression
was 10 send n short article 10 the lntelligencer, denying
the correctness of the account il gives OF what look
place on that occasion, aud stating that whatever It was
that in the shape of reproof fell from the Court, yoa
were entirely and Immediately exculpa,ed by justice
Thompson, who said that the reference was to my ar
gument, not 10 yours. According 10 my recollection,
after Justice Thompson had delivered the opinion, you
spoke 10 me of the proprlety oil our denying that we
had assumed the position imputed to us By the Court,
and that we Ind not mean: 10 contend for any such
doctrine as The Court reprCbatcd. You did so, ana
then MIR. Thompson stated, that il was my argument
and not yours, 10 which the Court referred. l then
stated, that | had not meant TO contend for any such
principle, and stated what ! had said, 10 which sup
posed the Court had reference. Mir. Thompson then
said, that II was that, aud that he considered that what
| then saii amounted 10 the same thing. To this re-
piled, that | still adhered 10 what | SAID, and consider
ed that no inference could be justly drawn from what
SAID, amounting to the doctrine condemned BY the
Court-that The Court could, nj course, say it was
10 be inferred from what l said. if they thought so
but tina: was very different from saying that | had taken
directly the position III my argument, which the Court
inferred from IL. To tins, he and the whole Court, aS
understood il, %acceded, and The alteration was made
afterwards on that ground, as understood from Mr.
Peters.
Judge Wayne was The only o.Aer judge, as rccoi.
lec', that SAID any thing: and | never understood that
either he, or Judge Baldwin, or Judge Mckinney, stated
That even / las 10 you they certainly said nolhing) had
been understood ny them as cunicnGiug 10. the primer
pie they condemned. am ready TO DO
you justice by showing and proving that, rs far as you,
were concerned, your e1cul patton was Immediate anc
complete, and that on me alone the censure Of the
Cour, trl!-and ,his / though; was removed by their
agreeing 10 state tie condemned doctrine, not as mine,
out as their inference from my doctrine.
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Sex Political Miner, sall.srsa % ,07, ?. ~,
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UI t!HI.lVT TIT HUNS
Ag, he might have
ka:nd Of tho Court,
Her. However II
b. station he held,
.~a:.avow The doc.
~ N,.cer entertained,
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WhnTe Tlckftr NIN->NaTts In ptnpotInH.
4 certificate OF q package Of &c whole tickets SiS9-sAEres III
proportion.
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u. NJ. Hoyt s. Co.'s Lottery and Excha,,a ors.
RICHMOND. Va. ~


VIRGINIA ~MoxoSGAlIa LOTTERY, clas, ., wu j.
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~ cIIASCERY.-ln Hanover Ci;cui, Superior Cour', October
4 9th, lei: ,..r.
Thomas lanes, Martin James, and Richard James, Plaintiffs:
Trustees Sale Of Land, SIayes, and other Property.


PHILIP B. WINSTON, c c.
yi-w6w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-11

DNER.-A good assortment of Cap and Letter
l Paper just received by the subscriber and viii be
sold unr Ready Pay short Credit,) on better terms
than ever before Offered in this village. n5l
n5l ). HUNTINGTON.
Singh of the Red Ledger CoIlese-st.
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oil New Jersey, but hiriy-seren had survived the
campaign of last lall.-Albany Dai. Adv.


The following, from the New York Herald,
Extra, Of the 9th inst, is the latest and per
haps tho most satisfactory account of the
Steamship President, which has been or
can be given.
EXTRACT FROM THE LOG or THE snr Onrnrvs.
s01 Mat ;,,1 li,Lelt New York at II Common,
discharged pilot--the steamboat President four miles
sn;ns r Gearg . r. o M i sp uhdef all SAIL ana
l2th.-Lat 49, &c, long. Ill commenced with
orieITs from .lio N.hazy Wenther-ship under an
wind at N. Z. At6p N double recicd tepsas and
heavy gale from f. with ill., snow and slcetn",ook in
lore ana mzzen topsai and close reefed the ma n
to $ +. At the time, the ship (Orpheus) was labor
deck up P so agg p Prss," o W sa"reu u
n " 6y by compass steering east-shorHy after
laying to undsr main to5s,i ID stays t ais
.NhuGommencSd :, with heavy , gale from N ana
with heavy sea running from the east--worc ship TO
titles of wafer waite on deck. 'y more Moderate
set close reeied fore and mizzen opsais and foresa
observation-disclosures sea fton he ,,st
l4'n,mrresl preezes from >. W.; snip uhucr in''
C,,t;,, Colo G,r,hor s,,,od ,b,t whom bc
lac, saw tbo pros;,,nt r;.;po y, tho ,on of
,ron,o,do,s so, sho v,s ,,;to,,;nn ho.v;iv and
,.I- 1,,,.. e., ., ::
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-11

GOVERNOR SEWARD NOT A CANDIDATE
FOR observation-disclosures Seward has
addressed letter to friend in this city in
in Which we find the following
81 am not now candidate, nor can !
forcscc an occasion when shall either find
it my duty, or have desire to offer myself
for the sullragcs of my fellow citizens"
Gov. Seward has been induced to say
thus much 10 prove that no motive bu, good
one could induce him to take the ground he
has upon the Public School questien.-N. y
Express.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-11
From the National Intclgcncer of juno 4.

TIOW ne NntonaI 1ntcIIgcnccr OF juno !.
The Report Of the Secretary of the Trca-
sury on the state of the Finances, &c. was
yesterday transmitted TO both Houses of
Congress. We shall publish it entire as early
as practicable. In the meantime we state,
for the information of our readers, that the
Secretary implicitly recommends the cstab-
lishmcnt Of II central fiscal institution, having
the leading features of National Bank.
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PRICES REDUCED

rTNIIE subscribers have taken the Store formerly
| occupied by Geo. l. Conner rs agr9cory store
first door west of b. Bishops Hotel which has been
filled with GOOD assortment of DRY GOODS, wet
and dry GROCERIES, &c. &c, which were bought
this spring in New York at low prices, and will he
sold at very small advance from cost for cash, pro-
baby lower than can be purchased at any other stand
in town. as circumstances make II necessary that the
goods be sold Immediately
Tavern keepers and others wishing TO purchase
Liquors Loaf Sugar, &c, will do well to call.
JOSEPH HITCH, } ,;
TRISTAN CONNER. ASS's"ee''
Cnrllngton, Nav ID PSI.
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AT E5OvyiRD'S

CARPETINGS n, reduced prices bought a, AUG
~ ton, some Ms low % cents per ward
HATS, New.Iork broadway Fashion from 50 to
$3.50, Calicoes, Mouslln DcT.ancs Silks, Ginghams,
Bonnets Parasos, Umbrellas and Fancy Goods gen
orally Mt very low prices. Also Paper Hangings a:
do.-20 May II. n50
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-11

Shocking Accident and Warming IN Boys.-
We learn that at the annual training on Tuesday
last in Marshfield, young man by the name Of
Young, whilst examining the lock of ho,led
gun, suddenly, by accident, discharged it, lodi.
ging thirty seren shot in the forehead and face Of
a Mrs. Lonton. She survived the accident but
four hours, leaving three helpless children,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-11

The Hon. VIM. Cost Johnson, now
member Of Congress, has been nominated
Ivy tho Wing Convention of Maryland, for
the office of Governor Of that State.
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Mir. CL>v.-Thc Washington correspon-
dent Of tho Courier and Enquirer says, Mr..
Clay seems 10 have taken now lease of life,
looking as we'll as lac was wont to do fifteen
or twenty years ago.
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CR0CKERY, GLASS E. CHINA WARE,
EARRAIk x WATT

FARRAR q WAIT,
Importers and Wholesale dealers in Croc' cru Glass
and China Ware, and Manufacturers of
Slime Uarc.
100 1 Sa@sIysl Just received and no" opening
25 Packages Edged md Common Ware,
% do Blue Printed do
10 do Royal Bourbon Sprig do containing
complete dinner services, Tea sets and
Toilet Ware.
10 do French White Granite Ware, with COM
petc sets throughout.
10 do Antique Vase Opaque Pearl Ware, con-
tanning perfect dinner sets, entirely patterns and
,hnpe most beautiful arlIce, witt. Tea and Toilet
Ware TO match.
CHINA WARE.
lOpackuges China Ware, containing Beautiful
White Tea Sets, Gold edge aud line Tea
Sprig do do SETS and gold band
Gold band Il sprlg do China Ware Lamps.
GLASS WARE.
l0packages Glass Ware containing
G. 8, and 9 flute Heavy Cut Glass Tumblers
e. g, and flute " Pressed do do
3packagcs fine plain Tumblers, very cheap,
Cut Glass Lamps,
Plain do DO, great variety,
Superb Cut Glass Hall Lamps,
Astral Lamps Girondacs Cnndlebras,
Gut Glass Bowls, Lemonade Glasses,
Pitchers Decaniers, Splendid French Porcc
Goblets, Wine and line Vases, with flowers
and shades,
and variety Of other articles in their line all of which
are now offered Wholesale and Betail at New York
prices. r. & w. would invite the attention of Mer.
chants in The surrounding towns to their stock of ware
assuring them rhnt they will sell in package assorted
10 order good terms can be purchased in New
York Boston or Troy, at Their warehouse corner o
of Church and College SITS.
Rurnuton June l. lStI
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lDi g d
In Shclburn, on the 4th inst Mrs Olive Saxton
wife of Col Horace Sayton, of Port Kent
In this town, May 3st, Marion, infant daughter O
Stephen Rice, aged two months and six days.
"And the mother gave in tears and pain,
The flower she most did love,
But she knew that she would find her again
In the fields of light above
O, not in cruelty, moi in wrath,
The reaper came that day.
Twas an angel visited the garden earth
And took the flower away
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BURLINGTON
sE 90 N a. IL 10 s. M u IT a IL Y L,

TIME Trustees of the Burlington Female Seminary
l. take pleasure in announcing that the school will
be re-opencd on Wednesday the Goth inst, at the
buildings lately known the Episcopal institute,
under the superintendance OF Miss TnIRzAH LEE late
of the principal instructors at the Troy Seminary.
Miss Lee will be aided by competent md expert
enccd teachers in the various branches of knowledge
and elegant accomplishments usually taught in the
best female schools in this country. The musical IN
struction will, as heretofore be given by Mr. Molr.
The terms will be as follows THE schoo-y cTr,
consisting of "A weeks, WILDE divided into two ses
slons, half n session being one quarter. The second
quarter of the present session commences May 90
The winter term will commence on the third Wcdncs-
day of September The charge for boarding, nclud-
ing washing fuel, lights etc. will be $50 per quarter,
hafpayablc in advance. Tuition in English bran
ches $40 per session, half payable in advance.
EXTRA CnAnoEs.-'rniion on the Piano, Organ
or Guitar, per quarter Sl2 no
Use of instrument for practice, 2 90
Vocal instruction for Piano pupils | 50
Thoroughbass 2 90
French a 90
Latin 90
Drawing and Painting in water colours 90
There will be charge of rs cts. per quarter, for the
incidental expenses of the school.
The School will not be sectaran.
Reference may he had to the President md Pro-
essors of the University TO the Clergymen Of all the
congregations in the village and to the following
gentlemen.
E.T. ENGLESBY, T. CHAN1BERI. AIN,
r. FOTLETT, J. n. POMEROY,
w. A. GRISWOLD, G. b. SHAW,
J. X. GRAY, w. LYMAN,
c. BENNS, G. HAYNES,
AW. HYDE, L. LOOMS,
s. f.. HOWARD, C. BANTER
IL CUTLER, II. p. HICKOK,
G.. p. MARSH, JOHN PECK,
b. TOUSLEY, S. MORSE, and
J. p. WHALING, G. A. ALLEN.
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LLOCR,-The Subscribers have now on hand and
L arc daily receiving fresh ground Western and
Troy Flour of superior quality which will be sold at
the lowest mari ct price. HlCKOK q CATLIN.
Nav 2Sth 1871
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL At y. LOVELY d. Cos.
nRN GOODS, Dry Groceries, Cr1ckerv and Glass
- Ware, American Paper Hanging, Ladies and
Misses Bnnnets. We can't stop 10 enumerate, but
call and see. bill ofparticulars hereafter.
Nav 10.
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EDWARD j. FAY'S
BOOT & SHOE STORE.

EDWARD j. FAI'S
BOOT & SHOE STORE.
Churci-Sre BURLINGTON.
Vt7HERE he has on hand a superior assortment Of
w Ladies and Gentlemen's
BOOTS AND SHOES,
of the following assortment:
Gents fine calf >ewd Boots Bows Calf Shoes,
pegd do. Ladies Cater Boots,
light " do. Kid Slips,
Summer Caters, New spring nps g.
Pumps Ties,
Calf Colored Slips,
"Shoes & Brogans Bronzed "
Thick d. Kin Boots Calf
Brogans Misses Shoes 4. Slips,
BOYS Shoes & Brogans, Also a large assortment
q Thick d Kip Boots, of Children and Infants
Yths " a. :" d" Shoes.
" g. Brogans,
s-rE. J. +. would invite his customer and the pub
lie in general to call and examine his assortment OF
Doors d. SHOES which he can warrant to be Of good
stock, thorough Workmanship and latest styles.
Also, Measure Work and Repairing done at the
shortest notice. asusual. U9l
Burlington, May IS l8il
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LIE MON SlstUP!

LEMON SlTUP!
THE best quality ol this article, and also that of
l. Fine Salad Oil are constantly kept at
n5l THEO. \. PECK Il cos.
rARDS-lvory surfaced Printing CARDS assorted
" sizes, also a variety OF Visiting Cards and Cases,
Wallets Memorandum Books with Clasps, Port Foo
los, with and without locks, Drawing Pencils, lnde-
lible Ink, Black and Red Ink Powder, Camels Hair
Pencils, Glass Motto Seals, India Ink, Gold Fluid,
Ivory and Wood Paper Folders India Rubbers, Pen
Knives, &c &c. Tor sale cheap Tor ready pay.
n5l ). HUNTINGTON.
Sign OF the Red Ledger, Collegest.
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NEW YORK MARKET.-June 5.

Florn-The market for two days past has stood
steady at 81 81 for common brands Genesee, and
Sc for Ohio; Michigan a rs n 81 Georgetown is
selling at 5 II, Howard street. %; PhIadeldhia,
81 Richmond City, Sc. Rye Flour and Corn
Meal without alteration.
Domestic Goops-We have again arrived at dull
period of the year, and although prices are without
change, yet there is hut very tring business doing
GRAiN--A lot of 1900 bushels Ohio Wheat, received
via New Orleans, s,ld at 81. Steady sales of Rye at
81 SO, which has been the uniform price during the
week Corn, 80 TO &c. for Northern, weight and
measure. Northern Oats AZ "A cts.
Provisions The stock of mess Pork is very large
and accommodating, prices less, mess 10 l-2 IL prime
l-2 az; Beef without change; sales at 8 to for
mess and IL for prime; Lard ! s; Hams l-2
al Ia.
SALr--Soles of Liverpool fine at l,52, and Turks
Island at prices not TRANSFERRED.
SroARs-There has been better demand for Sugars
this week, but prices remain the same.
MoSEy-Wc have Seldom indeed never, known so
much unemployed capital in the Banks, as there is nj
the present time. They all have large surplus OF
unemployed Funds, and larger surplus of specie
The Banks gladly take four months notes and in
vest in Treasury Notes whenever they can be had al
any thing like par-N. Y. Express.
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David Reeds Estate.


WE the slb>cri erS having ecn appointed ly the
w Honorable the Prol ate Court tor the District Of
Chii:cnlen commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims and deman Is of all persons, against
the estate of DAVID REED, late of Burlington,
in SAID District, deceased, Represented in>oven',
and also all claims and demands exhibited in oiisct
thcrc,o-and six months f.om the date hereof Icing
allowed by said Court, for that purpose, do hereby
give notice. that will attend to the business If our
appointment, a, the dwelling 81 John $. Pierce,
Pcarl-Str Hou>el in Burlington, IN sad district,
ON the sixth days Of July and Novem or next, al ten
O'Clock, A. VI.
Dated, this 10 h day Of Nav, A. d. 1871.
LUTHER LOOMS COMMISSIONERS
JOHN X, GRAY No"''s'o"''H'
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DIANO FORTE FOR SALE--A Piano Forte
L made by lcrrick Christopher #. Co selected by
the undersigned tout of &c. )for his and cost
S215 is Offered lor sale. The tone Of this instrument
is decided very superior and as to durability the
ce recommends itself by lis perfect state of perscr
walton after three
Positively FIXED PRicES?00. for one half of which
negotiable note, payable in six months, may be
given. THEODORE + MOLT.
Burlington June 10Th l9il, nj 3w
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Tuscan ISOIlncts.
'rOckCry and Glass Ware.
LYMAN & COLE.

LYMAN & COLE.
Lave received a splendid as.t RI nrni Of Summer
1 L Goods, which they ter al reduced prlcc,
Among which viii be- found great assortment If
Hieh Printed Ldnns, for mourning, half mourning
and Fancy, styles.
Printed .Jacone,., and Cant rte, Bard Muslin,
Striped, Bard and Plain Swiss Muslin,
Plain Jaconct NJ, slim and Cambria.
CALICOES
Rich Mcrrmac, and Dover Prints, very low.
ALSO, French and English Cembric' cheaper thnn
ever
Bonnet Cambria, Curtain do.
Birds Eye and Russia Diaper
White Linen Table Spreads,
Brown and Colorcd do.
Linen Damask,
Crash rn1 Linen Napkins
Superior Linen ShlrinC,
Brown Jacket Linen and Gambroon'
SILKS.
Heavy Canton, Gro de Swiss and Ln.trng Silks,
Fig'd, Brown, Blue Black ana plain col'd do.
Iay'or's best Persian Thread,
Metallic Spool do
MarshalPs Linen do
BROADCLOT,HS, CASSIlfERES AND
VESITNGS.
The largest assortment OF ye,tings, We ever offered
tor sale including rich Plain and Figured Satin Six
Velvet, Mcrsees, Valencia, Silk and Wors,,d and
| other new articles for Ncsing, very elegant.
STOCKS.
Satin Stocks, with Bows, Plain, do. Scarf Tics, do
BomLazme de-, do. Also very teau,fh Sum
mer Stock. Fine Linen Collars.
IALLORS TRIlLnINGS.
Padding, Canvas, selccias, Colorcd Jeans, Brown
| Linen, Black do Verona Surge, Silk do SILK Binding
| Wor,ed Binding, Silk { ord, Sewing Silk & Twist
| Cut Velvet and Figured Silk Buttons.
The above comprising part OF very large stock q
Goods which is offered on the most favorable terms.
Burlington June H. 1871. nj
|
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TO FaINTUps.

WANTED a Journeymnn Prin'er-onc capable Of
w taking charge of Book and Job Office For
a capable man of good habits a permanent situation
is offered. G. GOODRICH.
May 20.
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The Best in use =.

CTEPHENS' English Blue Ink Cooper and Phil
- lips English Black Ink, and ArnoldS English
Red Ins Persons wishing first rate article can be
supplied nj the Book bindery by .
May %. ISL s. HUNTINGTON.
Sim OF the Rod Ieduor. Cnllere-st
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BRIGHTON MARKET.--M Monday, May 81.
From the Boston Patriot.

From the Boston Patriot.
AT market, 205 Beef Cattle, 30 yoke working Ok
cn 70 cows and calves, 76O Swine.
30 Beef Cattle unsold
PRicEs-Beef Cattle-.Prices have further declined
and we quote TO correspond vz:--Frs quality Sc u
asl 90 Second quality Sc 25 Sc 80 i; Third quality
IS % a sc.
Working Oxen Sales $50, SIS, s62, s75, sss, 800
500 and sos.
Cows and Calves-sacs s23, s27 s33 s37, and
$40.
Shcep-Nonc in market.
Swinc--Lots to peddc at l-s a5 Ia for sows &
lisa 6 Ia for barrows. A lot larJe barrows at
l.2.
AT retail from 6 to 8.
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John M Eldredge's Estate.
STATE OF YER MONT. }

District Of Chittendcn, IS. !
The Hon. Probate Cour, for the District of Chenden
to all persons concerned in the estate Of JOHN NJ.
EIDRTDGE late Of Burlington is SAID District,
deceased. GREETING.
NNHEREAS, Mary Ann Eldrcdgc, Administrative
w of the estate of said deceased, proposes to rem
der an account of her administration, and present her
account against said estate for examination and nj
lowance at session of the Court of Probate to be
II ,ldcn at Burlington on the second Wednesday Of
July next. Therefore you are hereby notified to mp.
pear before said court nj the time and place aforesaid
and show cause ifany you have why the account
aforesaid should no, be nilC we'd
Given under my hand a, Burlington this 9TH day
Of June 4. d. 1871. WIN. WESTON, Register
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NoMMON PRAYER BOOKS in superior Turk ey
~ Binding, for sale by
5. HUNTINGTON.
June |, 1911. nj
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NOTlCE.--The subscribers would inform the in
" habants of Williston, and its vicinity that they
have formed n conncxion in business, under the firm
of JOHNSON q BLAKE at the stand known by
the name of the Bradley stand and recently occupied
by c. Blake, where they will carry on the Tanning,
Curryng, Boot & Shoe Making usincss, and would
solicit share Of the public patronage
NATHAN JOHNSON,
CALEB BLAKE,
Willis,on, May |, l3il n5O
n. B.-Cnsh pnid for Hides and Skins.
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NEW BONNETS.-E. NJ. WRIGHT d. CO.,
! Y have Just received n new assortment Of Ladies
Florence Braid and Plain Straw Bonnet.. Also,
Misses Bonnets Flowsrs, &c, which are offered ut
reduced prices for cash.
June 3, lSil.
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T OOKING GLASSES.-A variety OF the Latest
IL Patterns, PLAIN and polished, NIahogany Frames,
Just received by II. VI. GlDDlNGS N co
Hurlnnton Junc l. lS4l n52
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=. HU NT1NCTON.
MOULD respectfully inform his pnrons and the
w public generally, that he has just received from
New DIRK, good assortment OF Book Binding stock
Blank Book materials, and Staonary-all OF which
will be dispose of low, for ready pay, thankful for
past iavors, and hopes to receive and merit contnu
ance OF the same.
The public ale invited to call and test quality and
price for themselves Colleges Street, sign Of the Red
Ledger.
May %, 1871. u5l