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STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate
District of Chittendcn. Court within and for the
District of Chittenden To the creditors and others
concerned in the estate of Jehel Johns, late Of HIM
hngton in said District deceased.
Whereas benjamin Johns and George Johns two
of the admin strators of the estate of said deceased
have made application to this Court 10 extend the
time limited for making payment of the debts and
settling the estate 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, the Eagle Hall in Williston in said dis
trict and it having been ordered that notice thereof
be gwen by publishing this decree three weeks sue
ccssivcy in the Burlington Press, paper
printed at Burlington, efore the time fixed for hear
ing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified 10 appear before
said Court at the time and place aforesaid then anil
there 10 make objection if any you have, the said
time of payment being extended as aforesaid.
Given under my hand at Wllls,on this 18th day Of
November, A. d. lS4l.
WM WrsroS Rcnisier
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GROCERIES,. &c

NNOCERIES, &c.
ISAAC WARNER keeps constantly for sale at his
l. Store, opposite $. T.. Towards Store
Cognac Brandy, Holland Gin, St. Crox Rum,
Boston Rum, low priced Brandy,
Baltimore Gin, Antigua Rum, Cherry do.
Wines, of most kinds and prices, Molasses,
Loaf Lump and Brown sugars,
Tyson and Young Hyson, II, son Skin and Black
Teas; Box Raisins keg do.
Goldfish, Salmon, Mackercl, Sounds and Tongue.
Rice, Bar Soap, Fancy do. Auspices
Pepper, Ginger, Nutmegs Cloves,
Cinnamon Saeratus Poland Starch
Mustard, Indigo, Pepper Sauce, Coffee,
Chocolate, Table Salt ;Candles;
Spanish Segars, half Spanish do.
Dccancrs, Tumblcrs, Lamps Jars dc
1lso-500 Barrels Salt.
The Liquors are warrcnted to be the best that car
be bought in New York Tavern-koepers and Other
will find it for their benefit TO call and examine then
before they buy elsewhere.
Burlington, Nov. 5. ISL
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DAGUERREOTYPE MINIATURES.

THE subscriber would inform the ladies' and gen
l. temen of Burlington and vicinity, that he has
taken rooms at Howards Hotel, for the purpose OF
taking
Daguerrtotype Miniatures.
Without troubling the citizens with lengthy nd
vertismeni, he would simply say, that he can do the
thing un right in proofof which specimens are to be
seen aHowari,, either in the sitting room, or at his
room No 80, and also AT the American.
instruction given in this beautiful art on reasonable
terms and warra uted as good can be had at Bos-
ton or New York Persons interested are invited 10
call and see for themselves NORMAN WILSON.
Nov. 49, 1871.
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A BIGAMIsT CoSvlcTEu-SEvERE SENTEScE.-The
trial of Edward Boiling alias Sidney T. Smith, for
bigamy came on before the superior Court of Rock
ingham Comfy. \. c., last week lie convic-
ted almost instananeously by the jury. He was then
sentenced by the Judge to be branded with the letter
Il on his left cheek (Which was carried into execution
in the presence of the CourD 10 be imprisoned three
years and TO receive thirty at tire several
times before the expiration ofhls term of imprIson-
ment. In Philadelphia, simple Imprisonment for GO
daysis deemed ample punishment for the same crime
If committed by a woman.
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EufgiCaI InsirUmrnts
NJ VS. >ct-mlectng Apparatus, IA lcauiul
Vi article, IN 90 O.
SVrincc> Of all kinds,
Brea,t Pomps On a,cs), do Pipes, !. and
shields,
Nursing Bottles and Tubes fmanv kind.
Gum Elastic Ring, for children cutn. Teeth,
silver, flexible and Gum Elastic Ca.hciers
Bougic>' stomach lulc>,
English and German spring Lancc,>,
English aud American Thumb do.
Mdr>h'> silver and s'cel spring Trissc>, IA mos,
celebrated article OF every kind and size,
1iuli'> do. do. do.
Twches Gum Ella sic do. do. do.
For suehy Nov. |. PECK & SPEAR.
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WE the subscribers beng appointed by the Hon.
w Probate Court for the District OF Grand Isle,
torccove, examine and dust all claims and demands
OF all persons against the Estate Of James Darby,
late of burgh deceased, repre- encd nsolvcni ana
also all claims and demands cXhLcd IN offset thrrclu:
and SIX months from the date hereof being allowed hv
said Court for that purposc we do therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend to the business OF our
appointment at the dwelling house of the willow
Jane Darby, in Albnrgh IN said District, the last
Saturday Of December and the last Saturday OF pril
next at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on each Of sald days.
Dated al Alburgh, thi, Isl day Of November, a. ID.
lS4l. WIN. l.. SOWLhS,
WM. II. LYMAN.
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LIVE AND LET LIVE.n

m II F. subscriber would respectfully return his
l. thanks to his many patrons for The r avors during
the past five years, and would also inform them thai
he has repleni>hed his tock of Stationery. Books.
Ending Stock, &c. and will lie happy to wait upon
all that shall favor him with their patronage and no
effort on his part shall be spared TO give satisfaction
Our stock cost money; therefore, we cannot give it
away, or sell it below cost, or at cos, but wha, we
nave 10 sell, Ut we can get an opportunity at as
small advance from cost : any one can do and live
by their business. individuals wishing TO purcha :.
common School Books, Stationery or Blank Book.
can have chance 10 test the sincerity Of the
berwhen he says he will sell cheap for cash by calling
al the sign OF the Red Ledger College street.
SAMUEL III NTINGTON.
Nov. IS, 1871
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A CARD.

MESSRs. PANGBORN & BRINSMAlDl
NIeaVe 10 announce the safe arrival Of one Of ,bc
hrm from England, having visited many OF The mos
celebrated Watch, Clock Jewelry, Cutlery, pcrf,mcr,.
aud Fancy Goods Manufacture, in Liverpool Pre-!
colt, ST. iielcn,,, Manchester, Shefitd, Brnnrhnm
and London; we have received ,ome sample. Of
Cases, and have making some Of the le, sbons IN
Englandn variety Of Watches, which are expecci
next month ~"
Broacc> Rings, Pins, Boquc holders, Pi,tnl, o,c VI
We have making by Me>sr>. Rodscr, Il Son.
Wo>;enholm d. Sons and flots, Knives, Razor.
scissors, etc. of the best quality. ANY Good, in or
Ilne, aienes Of any maber IN England will e I'M
ported to order, a, as low prices as any civ Lon
wall furnish them. All persons are invited Ia calI
and see The samples of Goods already received.
Nov. 10, lSil.
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ESTR Az.

SIRAlED from the subscriber about four or five
~ weeks since light red yearling Hcifer, of good
size and in GOOD condition. Marked with white
stripe on the hips, whi,o the end of the tail and
bag, and slit in the left ear. Whoever will give
information where said heifer may lie found TO the
subscriber on North street, or to A. W. HYDE, Pear
street, Shall suitably rewarded.
burlington, Nov. 10, lS4l. ALEXANDER VA1O
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4 LPACCA LusIrc-, ca>hmirc clo'h~ printed Sa xo-
Llnle>, Orleans CLOTHS, Carolina plaid-, g. &C.
Also French aud English Merinos too numerous ;o
mention al greatly reduced prices. hy
Now ]. : 4. SCOTT
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FINiE sui >crlicr would invite the attention Of hi
l. friends and The public to his new assortment of
books. The lest selection he has made both IN
Miscellaneous and School Books are now offered
ehsdp for cash. Nov. 10. ID. A. BRAMAN
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A SPLENDID Article, (silh warp, Alpaca cloths;
"A Alpaca LusIre lue LACK Nj. De Lanes, and
Cashmerette Cloths just received price, cores
ponding with the times, by +. NJ WRIGHT X Co.
Nov. II.
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DOWESTTC GOODS.
7AILORS T'RIlLlIING.S.

Cotton shecfng and .hlrtinr Ticki.g and Wad
ing B.eached Cotton and Merrmac Aheeting, very
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

The Burlington Total Abstinence Society will
hold their Quarterly Meeting a, the Court House on
Friday the Sd day of December next at six o'clock
in the evening.
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CHEAP FOR CAgN.

bRl.Al BAStAlNS.
THE New York Auction priced Goods have ar
i rived in Extra large quantities and varieties which
may lie had at corresponding rates. of the peoples
Agent, 20 NOV. HOW AKD.
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THE subscri or offers for sale Mt his Brick Shop
l. in Cherry Street., n large variety Of FvRs, con.
ssting of
GENET furs
White, grey, brown and black fir. for Ladies
trimmings
Lynx and squirrel Boas
ALSO
Superior black Otter and hair Otter caps
Shetland and south seal do
Boys caps, for 80 cents
Fur and hair collars, variety
Northwest Buffalo Robes
Fur and cloth caps repaired, and
Mufls and Caps made to order, by
Wa l. SEYMOUR.
Burlington Oct 90, 1911.
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Soda Crackers!
A FRESH supply Just received and for sale by
IA Nov s. NJ POPE.
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FINif lest stove Tor the saving Of labor and fuel,
which has ever been offered for sale IN this stale
the fire Icing directly under the boilers 50 as TO take
the first and slarpcst heat, and then passing around
the oven IN ileS to give the oven a regular heat;
haklns equal TO brick oven; aud beng larger THAI
IN any oher cooking stove now Ia use, For sale hv
Nov. TO- lSi. SM. POPE
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LYMAN & COLE

ltpn's Lest scarlc, lack, white, and colorsi A
few extra size Wurstel shawls, Gloves lad Uo,i srv
large assortment an unusually large assortment oi
A..., L l. L : Il
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ZINE Florence Braid, Velvet trimmod) Bonnets,
l. Plain straw and silk Bonnets, full assortment,
very cheap, Just reed by +. NJ. WRIGHT a Co.
Nov %
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L. 90 II III T. X T. :

MR.. EDl1OR-Will you please notify this COM
lNl munity that the subscriber has opened Stove
Store first door west of J. & J. H. Peck & Co. whero
Parlor Stoves, Cadrons, aud Hollow Ware of the
superior Brandon Castings also Bucks Hot Air
Cooking Stove, which he is manufacturing in this
place. The construction Of this stove is such that
he first and sharpost heat directly under the
boilers and then passes round spacious and equally
heated oven, and requlrrs but comparatively little
fuel TO put it in operation, and bakcs equal to brick
oven. There might be List Of signatures procured
as long as the recommendation of country T. VI.
from the highest sources in the sections where il is
in use but preamble about this stove the Yankee
Notion useless, and if money continues scarce you
must use the less Of it, SO don't do without on that
account but call and try the new Stove.
Burno ton, Nov. 49, lSil. S. w. TAYLOR.
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j. TR YON,
DRNIbR AND slshD

kA OlLD once more remind hI> Gus toner, that he
w continues to carry On the above business IN al
It's varou, branches AT his Old stand ON 81 PAU
street, near the Episcopal Church, and in SIGHT OF the
Catholic Church. Thankful for past lavur,, Old Gus
toner, are solicited 10 continue their patronage, and
many new one, are much desired. The neWcs; fa h
ions promptly received.
Cutting done on short notice cheap for cash.
I hn ". a,,h hand SONG old accounts which | should
Ike should like to tx -han"c Tor cash.
Nov. II, lsil.
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STRAY MARE.

n LIGHT Bay Mare, supposed to be ten or twelve
- years old, broke into my nclo>urc in Milton,
on the lst Nov. inst. which may be had by the owner
on paying reasonable charges. JASON BROWN.
Milton, II Nov. 1871.
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~ NJ. WRIGHT & Co. will opeu " thin three or
-. four days rom 1900 to 1000 yds Extra supcrie,
double gronnd) >uperiine, tine and common all wool
Carpellngs, which have lcen purchased mostly in
n lorkat anc,len, and will lie sold At vev low, rri'.,
Also Twlllci and plain Venetian stair carhciing
Hemp ana Cotton carpeiing, Oil cloths Mats, e,c.
Nov, ~.
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STRAY STEER.

SIRAl ED from the Wai>wurlh lot, on the inter.
oyale, about ten days since l-ht red two year ol,
Steer with bruchcl face, ONE whlc on thc lclv, an,
luuon> on the horns. Any information couccrnln.
Inn VIII lie thankfully received and III orally pad Tor
Burlington, Nov. 10, ISL. DAVID FISH
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Popular Hotels.
FRANKLIN HOUSE,

BOSTON,
Coz. OF MARKET ST.. AND MERCHANTS Row.
E.1gsa rINiE undersigned Formerly Of the
80 L Elm street Hotel and late proprietor
Isss%N Of Congress Hall, New York; would
l--stlsA~ most respectfully inform his friends and
the public generally that he has become the lessee Of
this establishment and putt nample order for their
accommodation.
The house i, located in the centre of business with
in few rods of Quincy Market, and ut short dis
tarce from the landing of the English and Eastern
Steamers.
The long experience the subscriber has had in the
management of n public House. gycs him perfect con-
lidcncc 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 upexprossly for the
accommodation of Ladies and Gentlemen, which will
be found da spread with the best the market atlurs
The Gontlcnen's Ordinary; which can accommoda c
about 100 persons, will be provided with a the sub
stantia uxuries of the season.
The Servants will be found honest and attentive
excrting themselves on all occasions TO 2iyc sasiac-
ton J. r. MACOM FIR.
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PROTECTIVE SYSTEM

NLoliiS of superior flush and durabl, cnlors -,
y ~ mnuulaclnrel by the Burlington Mil 60. iof ssl,
Falls, by ''"'esNi
September, H. ISL. SIDNEY BARLOW
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NEW GOODS.
THE subscribers are now receiving their second
L supply of Fall and Winter Goods among which
may be found Plain and Diamond Beaver Cloths,
Heavy Pilot do Broad Cloth for Ladies' clonks,
very cheap; Cassimeres, Satinets, Flannes, French
and English MernoS Alpaca cloths, Bombazincs.
all wool plain NJ. De I.nines very fine; Silks, cold
and black silk Velvet, Velvet trimmings, silk Cord.
and Tasscls, mohair and silk Fringcs, Gimp Trim
mlngs, German Wors'ed- Ribbons Shawls, Hdkfs.
l.aces, Lace Wells, &c. which are Offered very low
for cash, by Nov. lS. r. NJ WRIGHT IL Co.
GEORGE II. PECK,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
TWO pooRs EAST OF THE rosr OFFICE VI STAIR.
Refer 10 Me.srs j. & J. H. PECK & Co.
Nov. 10.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

l. Stove and Hardware business, is determined io
close up the concern with the least possible delay and
- ms end, has left all the notes and accounts inov
GurJ n the hands of H. Leavenwor,h, E.o. for
immediate collection. Those interested will TAX,
notice. and govern themselves accordingly
J. WAINWRIGHT.
Burlington, Nov IT, 1884,
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Charles Davies, late Professor OF Maizena,
tics at West Point, has been appointed by the
President, Paymaster in the Army, in the place
OF Maj. Donald Frazer, resigned.
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EDUCATION.
German Cough Syrup !

rNIIlS deserve .y distinguished medicine, torsther
| with 1Ryy.o'> Da>am II Livcrwort -Jayne's
Indian ENPe"turan',-Lly Syrup, Down Elixir
Mourc's Essence OF bartholomew Pink Ex-
pc lorant syrup, TOR sewers cold, coughs and COM
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nj X n oS, Alpaca CLOTH prnrel Saxonv
WI mou'lne de lame, French English aud Amer.
can prints, red, whie aud printed Flannels, Canon
de- Also ""''h
Shestlnss, shrnas, Tlckngs, Cotton Yarn. WicL-
ing, Batting, Wadding, &C., for sale very low ly
Nov. H. & NJ 'ponEN
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stock Of Hardware for sale.
IINHE subscriber offers for sale Mt larpo discount
rom the cost, the entire stock of Goods consist
ing oil general assortment of Hardware and n small
assortment Of Medicines belonging to the estate of The
late Robert Moody, together with two years lease of
the store lately occupied by him.
nc location Of the store, the profitable character
OF the business being the only Hardware store in The
place and the terms upon which the stock is offered
render the opportunity of investment, one of the
safest and most profitable in the state
Terms OF payment, unquestionable Endorsed p,per
at6, IL, 49, and % months. GEO b. SHAW. Admr
Burlington, Nov. 49, 1871
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w i subscriber has lahge stock of School
L Books and Paper Merchants, School committees
&c. furnished on the most liberal terms. Rags and
most kinds of country produce received in payment
Nov. &c. c. GOODRi(JI
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stock Of Hardware for sale.

7 AMP OIL.-Pure Winter Sperm Oil, Fall do do
IIWinter Refined do cheap by ). B. SCOTT.
Nov. 25
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II THOMAS has on hand half breed lcolandc
- Bncks, one and two years old that shear lbs,
OF wool each-for sale or hire.
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LAW BLANKS.
~ GOODRICH has constantly for sale by the
Y. Ream or CURE a general assortment Of Law
blanks printed rom forms from Revised Statutes,
consisting of
Justice Wri,s and Executions, all kind. in use
Trustee WINS
County Court Wits and Executions, various kinds
Warranty, Qut-oloim and Mortgage Deeds
Chancery Balls for torclolng Mortgages
Blanks Ter Deposltious
Administrators Bonds
Letters of Guardianship
Ohcurs Receipts
Justice Appeals
Blanks lor Notes, Hay-Scse. &c. &c.
August 20 h.
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STRAYED,

IRON the subscriber on the first Of July last, ono
l. red lined back steer one lined back heifer and one
brlnde heifer. Whoever will return said cattle or
give information where they may be found shall c
suably rewarded ORRIN REED
Charlotte Nov. 3d. lS4l.
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gt5Henry W. Dwight, of stockbrdge, formerly a
member of Congress from this state, appeared at
a temperance meeting in Middleton, Conn. last week,
and gave TO the audience the benefit of his mournful
experience. The Constitution states: "Mr Dwight
said, Dido bid Eneas relate to her the story OF his
sulierngs and hardships, fresh as he was from the
destruction of the city and the disa sters OF sca-so
here he biddne fresh from The scene and expert
ence of the drunkardss wo narratc his unvarnsh-
ed story and and urge others to escape the rock on
which he split Salem Grz
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NV York STATE CANALS. There were
received for toll OH the New York State Canals,
during the second week in November, s74,-
O2172
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10 Youth, holding up 10 their rietr loae,.
foto'm hsir olrn Characters. By Daniel AddmS,
Author Of adams Neu Arithmetic.
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APPOINTMENT BY TIE PREsIpENT.--Chas
Davies, late Professor of Mathematics in the
Military Academy at West Point, to be Pay
master in the Army in the place of Major Donald
Frazer, resigned.
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MO Cough Medicine has ever lccn introduced into
l Vermont that has given such universal sat>lac-
ton They seldom fail To cure the most troublesome
coughs and colds m n few days. Numerous refer
enrc> might lie @lven to p"r>ur who have cen cured
by them, but where their merits are generally
hnuwn & appreciated it IS useless 10 specify Instances
The above ne ic!nr well = ShCrnau'> cc'cbra ci
Worm LoZen-cS Poor Nau'> pla>tcrs and other pre-
parl'iuns may le had uf
Nuv.l. PANGBOR\ & BRlNSMAlp.
SllEhTlNGS, Strings, Ticking, WIclnG, Barring
- Nadlns. Twil'd Couuns, Canton FIannc,, &c.
For ale ~ Nov !. :. b SCOTT.
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Col. WEBr, Of the Courier and Enquirer,
has been sentenced TO pay the sum Of 800 for
libelling James F. Cooper, the novelist.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-26

The election recently held in Putnam county,
Geo., for State Senator, resulted in the choice
Of Griggs, (W.) by majority Of 10 votes, over
Hudson (D) At the annual election in October
there was tie between these two individuals.
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DISSOLUTION.
THE Copartnership Of n. Lovely & Co. was dis
l. solved on the first nstant-All Debs1 Due this
firm must he settled without delay. Either of the
subscribers will attend TO settlements
We trust every person indebted TO this concern,
will take due notice and govern themselves accord
lnrly. n. LOVELY,
Burlington Nov, II. 1871. WM. HURIBUT.
Mttcns and Gloves.
HEAVi Drivers Lined Buck kin Mtens Mecca
lsns of superior quality, Ladies' Beaver, Merino
and Fur lined KID Gloves, cheap ly
Nov. s. f.. NJ. WRIGHT d. Co
GREY Canada Stockings Royal Ribbed and An
VI ELla .hIIis and nraMnr.. .m.i r..ciNcl "
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HousAroNlc RAILROAD. The Bridgeport (Ct.,
Standard states that the railroad from that cit,
will be completed to North Canaan by the l0t'
of December
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H0NHUM{GlUN

ENAS on u I. f, Bonnet SILKS Of every styIs
l. and qualify, Blk, B.ue Blk and China lks
for dresses. do. Satin for do. Sar. Silks aud
Winner Ribbons new stylel Winter ARTIFICIAL Flow
ers, Velvet, &c. &c. J. 7. WHALING.
Oct, II, 1881,
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MISSISSIPPI. Twenty-nne counties remain
to be heard from. The Loco Foco candidate is
little ahead lie will be elected without
doubt
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DE-. A. Shcrman.s Cough Lozcnscs.

CRlN Canada Stocking, ROYAL Ribbed and An
~ cola ,hIrts and Drawer, lus' received "
Nov. ). T.. NJ WRIGHT & co.
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AUCTION TOMORROW.
wv uSNuVuuu
~ IT. THOMAS

HORSES and Carriages Fat Cattle
IIAlso large quantity Of Fur and Cloth Caps of
the following description, ION consignment lots to
suit Mercanis) viz
Plain Selett Caps, Opera do. Navy do. NAVY
Glazed do. Nvyy with Fur band do Fur Seal do
liar Seal DO. Muskrat do. Plain Cloth do Spanish
do. Also Household Furniture.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-26

THE UNITED STATES BANK.-Wc are gra-
titled to learn, says the Philadelphia Gazette Of
yesterday that proposals have been made to the
government, through the Collector of this port,
for the the purchase Of the magnificent banking
house of this corporation, for a custom house.