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DIED-In this town, on Thursday evening last,
LAURA GOODWIN, infant daughter of R. L. Wilson,
Esq. aged 5years, 5months and Is days.
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D7Notice is given that an application
will he made by the Yestry and Wardens of Sr.
MARk's CHURCH, Clarendon, to the Legislature at
its next sitting, for an act of incorporation.
August II, ls4l. 3m
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Notice.

On Saturday the 18th inst. an election will bo hold
at tho Council Room for member Of tho Town
Guard, to supply the place of Mr.. William severn',
resigned. X. L. WILSON, Recorder. :
Aug. II.
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NEGROES FOR SALE..

Two valuable Negro Men, one a first
PATRON and jobbing carpenter, about IS
years old, the olher a field hand Is years,
old, both likely and Of good, d,chsracter Will
be sold at reduced price for cash, For
Information apply to IS
c. J. SHANNON. =
Aug. a. -, g "a: 81 !
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REGIMENTAL ORDER.
Head Qsarters22d Reg't. }

Head Qsarters2Sd Regt.
- July 8, lS4I.
In pursuance OF orders from MAJOR
General Buchanan, an election for Bri-
eadier General will Be held on Saturday
the 2sth August next. -,
The&polls for the 22nd Regiment will
be opei, at the Court House at Camden
fromll A. M. TO 3 F. N.
H. JAMES C. HALLE,
Col. 22nd Reg't. s: c. M.
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Carolina:

To the Members Of the Legislature of s.
Carolina: 49,; !
General JAMES w. CANTEY is re-
spectfully announced as acandidate at the
approaching session, for the Office of Ad.
iutant and Inspector General, by
Many oGocrs,cf thesS. C. Militia.
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Mr.. SAMUEL swA.rwosr, the defaulting Collec
tor of tho customs for the Port OF New York. II
reported as a passenger in the Acadia.
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Nsw CorroN.-Two bales, of the new crop, were
received at New Orleans, on the 3Oth Of July. They
were from Mississippi.
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Ne are indebted to the Hon: T. D. SUMTER for
various public documents.
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The yellow fsysr is proving very fatal at St. 20
1eph., in Florid..
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The UNITED STATES AND Russia
America" says the London correspon
dent of the Boston Post, ''may we'll bs
proud Of the warm feeling which Russis
has manifested towards her. In case o
absolute need, she would find Russia ready
to lend any assistance iniTRy righteous
cause. Although she has,not ayowed hel
intentions, (f"r she rarely speaks, and
with great caution, always whispers hel
cabinet secrets;) ye. there are often float
ing trihes light as air, which indicate the
point of the wind. These triass have al
ready been seen passing ifrom The air north
of one hemisphere 10 the Atlantic border
of another hemisphere. These lriAes, un'
observed by the mass, have deeper
meaning even than England imagines. |,
is impoIilic .osay more at present. Secrets
we'll kept become valuable.
We may add that the present Emperor
Of Russia has been known to declare, tina,
after his own form of Government, he
would prefer that of the United States.
His doctrine is no safety in the inter-
mediate systems, between a strong monar-
chy and free Republic. Most Of the
n,h.. U. r,oporehso. H. .ooesIoyc
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REpEAl.-Mr. Calhoun, The intrepid and
noble minded South Carolina. is present.
ing certain resolutions to the Senate, on
Ffiday,is reported to have made use Of
the following language, - IS .s2s..
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pR0CEED1NGs OF CONGRESS.

PROCEEDINGS OF CoN1hEsS'1
Fo, m account of the proceedings in Congress,
,efsr our readers this week. to the correspondence
or A., Charleston Mercury, upon which we have
drawn largely for this days paper.
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Lemon syrup,
Porter and White Wine Vinegar. ofshs
best quality, for saleby
M,yb. E. W, BoNfEY.
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was tall, and the fast approach Of winter
finding number of fellow-beings without
homes or the means of sustenance, called
to exercise the clemency of the citizens of
Clay county for them. Here they winter
ed. All that could labor, were employed
but many were gratuitously fed through
the winter.
"Having, however, been received here
with the express understanding and agree
ment that they would leave the county
whenever a respectable majority OF the
citizens became dissatisfied, they remain:
ed some months pretty silent, except
their threats against the citizens of Jack
son county-generally conntenanced as
objects of pity. Presently emigration be.
gan to flock in from the east. Their pro.
phet, 10 Smith, had information of their
defeat in Jackso county, and came OH
with an armed force of several hundred
for the purpose of reinstating them ia
their possessions in that county by force.
This excited considerable alarm both with
the citizens OF Clay and Jackson. A con.
sultation of the citizens Of Jackson coun-
ty, by chosen delegation, was held with
the leaders Of the Mormons, in Liberty,
Clay county, at which the citizens Of
Jackson, and the Mormons, came upon
terms Of agreement, and Smith returned
to the east, leaving most Of his army in
Clay county. after having appointed few
apostles. Through these, they began to
grow bold again in their threats OF. possess.
ing their inheritance, and in their denun-
Citations of the dreadful calamities that
would .befall the citizens Of Clay county
too, if they did not subscribe to ihe Nor.
mon faith, &c. :.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-29
sHERMAN's WORM LOZENCES,

HHlLDREN or adults can take medicine in thi.
~ form without difficulty. Il is the only way to
make it pleasant. These Lozcn-cs are the great
est discovery ever made, for dispelling the va.
rios kinds Of that frequently and Distress
sngly annoy both children and adults. They are an
iniable remedy, and so pleasant to the taste that
children will take them as readily as a common pep
per,nn, lozenge. Many diseases arise from worms,
without its being suspected Sometimes very trouble
some cough, pains IN the joints or limbs, h,esng
The nose, ~. are occasioned ly worms, and can he
easily cured by ,hi. celebrated medicine. The follow
ing symptoms indicate the presence Of worms, wiz
headache, vertigo, torror, disturbed dreams, sI.~p
broken OFT ly fright and screaming commissions, fe-
verishness, thirst, Pald hue, hal taste IN the mouth,
offensive breath, cough difficult breathing, itching
a, the nose, pains in The stomach, nausea, ,pIcami>h-
ness, voraciy, Jeanne. ene,ms, itching al the anus
towards night and AT length, 'l.rtions and film. and
mucus. One is dose for child two years old-two
for one four years olhrcc for eight years, and five
for an adult, aud should e rercaelcvery morning,
every other morning until relIevesl
EP Sold AT the Variety store by PANGBORN Il
BRlNSMAlD, Jepeiers, Burlington, VI. wholesale
Agents A liberal discount to merchants who buy TO
,ell again,
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only III cents each. Each plaster has printed
" the back oft, "Shcrman's Poor mans pla stcr
II is the lest Strengthening plaster the world and
sovereign remedy f r pam or weakness in the hack,
loin>, side, breast, neck, limbs, joints, rheumatism,
lumago, &c. a.. One million year will not supply
plication. Warranted superior 10 all others, and for
quarter the usual price, making not only the best,
but the cheapest plaster in the world. II affords relief
in few hou and makes astonishing cures. In liver
complaint and dyspepsia, it should he worn over the
region oflhe liver or stomach, and will ailorL great
and astonishing relief In coughs ,cold., asthma diff
Guilty Of breathing, oppression of The chest stomach,
they will Immediately sooth, and greatly lenet the
patient. Persons OF >tItnary habits, those oblig0l
TO stand much, will receive decided support from one
Of hc,e truly, Strengthening pasier,. Physicians gem
orally recommend them, in preference 10 all Others,
cause they stick adhere Letter and afford greater
relief In their operation they are smulan, tonic,
and anodyne. They are composed ofenrely dihcrcni
H. recnIs from any oIhcr; and known from the ex-
pericnce Of millions, who have used thei as well ms
The united testimony, of all the celebrated and tsiin.
gl>hcd clergy and physicians, 10 lc the most useful
aud highly indicated plaster ever invented or offered
to the pubic. Several persons have called the ware
house to express their snrpr q and thanks AT the
almost miraculous these pasiers have effected.
One man who had been afflicted with rheumatism
as to lie unable TO dress himself without assistance
was enabled after wearing one, only one night 10 get
up alone in the morning, put on his clothes and call
pouring forth the glasness of his heart, al the sudden
and signal relief he had recev.s from this hest of Mi
remedies. Ask for Dr. Sherman's Poor Mans Pla stcr
is called because the price places i, in the power
Of all 10 purchase heng only l2& cts. Sod at The va.
riety store BY PANGBORN Il BRlNSMAID,
Jewellers, Burlingto VI. wholssal eagents. te-
oil discou' merchants. who hooaTya se again.
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DISEASES OF THE LUNCs.-.D,c;d.d

II
- the most popular remedy ever known in America
Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam 10 the mos, valuable
remedy in for coughs, cols asthma or ph,hsic
consumption. woorine cough and pulmonary affections
olesery kind. It's sale lie steadily increasing. and the
propr'eors are constantly receiving lie most favorable
accoun, Of lie efecis. The following new certificates
are offered for public examination.
An lNrkREsTISo CAsE.-Ex'raci of a letter from
Mr q . Clay. Kingston, Ulster CO., N. Y. TO the
proprieiors. "Yonrs Of the 9Th inst. was duly reed.
remarkable cure was ef.c'ed by the Vegetable Put.
menary Basam in the winner and spring Of 1885. The
Ierson. Mr.. MOODY, had been sick long time with
the consumption. llis pi'ysicians had given him IN
lie was reduced go low TO lie unable 10 help hm,eif
aud was raising a large quantity Of blood when he
commenced using the Balsam, which has effected .
complete cure, aud lie is now a. hale and hearty o.
ever he was. Mr.. Moody has removed from this town,
but he has promised detailed accom-, Of his
case, which will foiw ward you. C. S. CLAY.
Kingston, N. Y. June IS. 1888.
Extract Of letter from Dr.. Jacob Myers. The
Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam has been sold in this
county for two years. and the medicine has gained On
uncommon celebrity for il scarcely in one instance
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lyman Il COLE. have received their us',s

lyman & COLE. have received their us,s
IL extensive assortment Of fall and winter goods
omprising great variety Of figured ,axony, doull lie
and single width. Printed Grape Mcrino, Mouseline
de Lame, &c. Figured Alepinc, figured and plain
English Merinos, Gro de Naples and French do
Wor.ted Camcteens. Alpaca Cloth, Thlet Merino,
81. beautiful articles for ladies cloaks. ErH,inettc,
Salisbury Flannel, figured Cirra> sians &c. Goats
Hair and imitation CaInle,s, Brohcla, Persian cloth
g.. Heavy double miei Broad Cloths, Beaver and
Pilot Cloths, Rich Diamond Beaver Cloil, new ar
tclc for Genemens over Goats. A large number Of
heavy wors!t'l shawls, isw l'pns best Mcrino and
Cashmere do, Netting, Paatne and Elenboro, do
Rich ChalIy, Mouselinc de Lame and Cheneal Hdkfs
SlLKS.-ticavy Canton, Gro lie Naples and other
Silks, rich figured Blue Black, Brown and other colors
Glove. and Hosiery.
DOMESTIC GOODS.-Coton .hcc,lng, .hir,ing
ticking wahling and cotton yarn, superior Irish Linen
TAILORS TRlMlNGS.-ScwingS Silk, Twi>, aud
Thread, Padding Canvass, Sce,,as, copd Jeans
Brown aud Black Linen, PLAID Worslel Facing, Wurs-
ted Surge, 81 do, Silk Binding, Silk Cords, Wors-
ted Binding &c. Sc.
vESTlNG.-Woo'en Velvet, Silk Vcivct, valenlia
Silk Satin &c. Silk Velvet for trimmings assorted
colors. Roslyn chts.ks for childrens wear.
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C,HEAPER and better for Ready Pay. The sub
lie that on account of his loss of Goods by fire and the
damaged ones selling off so cheap, his presen,
stock is principally made fresh and select, and the
cloths being bought a, low prices can be sold cheap
All kinds of clothing made on the shortest notice.
Cutting done as usual. All kinds of clothes cleaned
of paint grease &c. addressed pressed and repaired
in the manner and brought near as possible
TO Their original beauty and warranted without dam
running all day after Trimmings &C., Top Coats
Cloakes, Dress and Frock Goats, Pantaoons WAIST.
coats Sailor Jackets, Boys Clothes, Flannel and
second hand Clothes, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.
Travelling Bags Trunks, Furniture and all other ar
ticles common and uncommon. Clothes or produce
taken for pay. c. BENNS.
Pearl ST.. Sept l6, lS40
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T EATHER &c...The subscriber has rccciy,

T EATHER &c...The subscriber has received
Land is now receiving from New York, large as
sOrtment Of Leather Boots and Shoes in addition to
his former Stock consisting Of the following article.
in part:
100 Sides Sole Leather, superior article,iFcc from
30 Heavy Cow Hides, lwater
~ Sides Harness Leather,
10 " Black Bride do
10 Doz. Sheep Innings,
2 " South Sea Seal Skins,
-" Grained Leather,
Case Mems Superior Calf Boots scwed, war.
anted
? ." Thick Boots, heavy Al o, 50 per pair.
Boys 18Th "
A." Small Boys " l.22
Together with Kids, Kips, Shoe Thread, Prunclla
Cotton and Linen Webbing, Backing, Shoe Brushes
Ladies' French Kid Slips and general assortment
Of Misses and Chldrens Slips and Walking Shoes
oil Of which will be sold low for cash.
u. c. STIMSON.
and Corn. E.J. STIMSON, Agent.
Burlington, Oct. %, 1910.
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MOORES ESSENCE OF LIFE-A Valuable
IVA Medicine, which, if rightly applied, will be the
means Of saving thousands from an untIney grave.
II has been sold and used for thirty years. with great
success, and found very eIicacions in the following
diseases, viz. Cons,inpiion, Whooping Coughs, COM
mon Coughs, Gods, difficult Breathing, Influenza
Qnnsy, Asthma, Phlhisc, Splitting Of Blood, Flalu-
lency, Indigestion, Looseness Of the Bowels, Fits Of
every kind, Cramps, Rckes, Collie Catarrh, Dy,cn.
lary, Fainting, Hypochondriac Adc>aon- Headache,
Sickness al Stomach Measles, a preventive of Con
,aglo,s diseases, Gout and Rheumatism.
iUj"Ihe above Medicine is prepared by Henry Scv.
mour, Of Hadley Mass. from the Original Recipe, /,
the direction Of sad Moore, and sold by HIM and III.
principal Druggists in the united States.
Sold wholesale and retail, by J. d. j. H. Peck Co
and heo. A. Peck Co., Burlington, and by IN,
dealersT generally throughout the country
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ROSTON and TROY IRON COMPANY.-The
- public are hereby notified that the business Of
casting 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
TO do all kinds Of work done at any foundry in the
country. Mill-gcaring, Pot Ash Kettles, Stoves,
plogh>, Axetrecs, &C., on hand or furnished to order
chase large quantity ofholow.ware, for The purpose
of retailing, will lc furnished Wholesale prices-and
all who may favor with their calls or or ers, will be
dealt by as literally as at any establishment in the
country. Orders should be addressed to +. X Gross.
man, Superlntcndant or A. Young, Agent, Troy, VI
TO secure an early reply, and prompt attention.
Troy, W.T.. June 1910. iva
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New Establish nncut.

7 P. WHALING 4. co. inform the public that
Js they have located themselves in the village Of
Burlington, and have fitted up store on the east side
Of Church street, which may well be dcnominated
"Cheap-side," nearly opposite the bank of Burng-
ton, and are receiving from New York choice sc!ec-
ton Of goods well suited to the season, which they
offer for sale loo can be purchased in The country
for ready pay. Among their goods may be found
beaver and broad cloths cassmercs satincs, annels,
mernos, mousline de LANES dc. A choice selection,
also of French, English and American prints equal,
u! least, to any in Burlington. A general assert
ment of cambrcs muslns plain and figured, edgings,
,nserngs blond laces, &c. great variety of shawls,
and dress handkerchief ladies' gloves and hose with
good supply of blcachcd and unblcachcd domestic
goods. Also good supply of crockery, of the latest
patterns, with few elegant astral paror lamps; and
finally, few choice family groceries, such as teas,
sugars molasscs coffee rice raisins dry fish, tobac-
cos, lamp oils, &c.
We do not pretend to specify all the kinds, to say
nothing of the numerous articles of which each kind
is composcd; but suffice it to say, that the
will be found to contain most Of the articles wanted
in the country; and those that favor us with their
custom will be entirely relieved from the examination
of old goods or remnants. Our entire stock is new,
and fresh from the market and has been selected with
the greatest possible with reference to the wants,
comforts and benefit of the people But VIC do not
wish the public to take our word in this natter but
most cordially invite them to call and examine for
themselves. Burlington, Nov. rs, 1910.
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A MEXICAN ALMANACS for lS4l, for sale q
~ the book store. d. 4. BRAMAN.
W"RMs, woRMs.-pn;; n: H,rcMsoeA'.

w unrraileI ana uneQ'ialled NONh ia, a
sovereign remedy for Worms. Strange and ncred-
bic are the ELECTS of these deteS,abe vermn few
persons. and thought free from them, par
ticularly females and children. Many persons go
through distressing course Of medicine without a
benefit, when they might lie relieved 10y using the
Worm Tea. THIS invaluable medicine has been tested
by the experience Of more than ten years use, and
administered to more than $1,000 persons Of various
ages, and not one solitary complaints on the contrary
hundreds have called, and unsolicited, given their de-
cJed preference 10 it, sf'cr trying the different articles
sent forth to the pubic, and pronounced DR.. NJ Hitch
cocks Worm Tea the most SAFE etlcctual, and con-
venent remedy that can be obtained: for in no one Of
the thousands Of instance. where it has been used
agreeable to the printed directions has it ever failed
n. b. Ask for DR.. NJ Hitchcock's WoRh TEA, a. there
are many nos,rums abroad for the ae>lrrtlonof worms
For sale Wholesale and retail by A. HITCHCOCK
CO., sole propricorS, III Gencsre street, ltca, and
by their agents Throughout, the Union. In Burlington,
by J. & J. II. Peck Il Co., and Theo. A. Peck 4 CO.,
In Vergennes by J. H. Bowman. In Milton, by
Burnet & Sawyer. In Georgia, by Lorenzo james,
AusN
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NEW SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY AND

Z Z ENS VIII OF ILINF MATS, 10y = HCUUs-
rus MITCHELL. The author OF the above works has
been professionally devoted the science OF Gcoy and
the publishing IT Maps, during many years--and his
former pros,'cons, especially his Map Of the World
for Academies, lear ample le,iimonony Of his abun-
dant resources, upon which he has so literally dawn,
in producing the above school works.-The following
extract ofihc Gco'y and Atlas, from Joint recom
menda,ion of the Teachers in the city OF New lork
"1her merits are numcrous-ihc definition, remark.
ably plain and concise. The exercises copious and
important and the descriptive is luminous and correct.
The divisions of the American continent, are repre-
sented and h ,crihd they really exist At ihs present
lime.-And the gross msstalements generally found
in .chool biographies >tcd The topographic
ca execution is IN commonly and distinct, indeed
the atlas is a no-l Of the Kind, and actually teens
with Information" The outline Maps are peculiarly
cacuaelo exercise the student in lis study, aud TO
ill up al his leisure. For sale bv &. GOODRICH.
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NOTICE.. TRYON, Merchant Tailor, would
~ respectfully announce to the public and his old
MEDIATE all who call with the latest improved fashions
and work not inferior TO any, on reasonable notice
al his old stand GU ST. Paul street. On hand and fol
sale cheap for cash choice assortment of superior
Broadclohs, Casslmeres Vestings, and Trimmings
n. y. Goats cut for so cents cash.
r. S. Those indebted will please call and pay up
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r I'VE AND LET LIvE."-Th

'sT I'VE AND LET LIVE."-1he subscriber
IL would respectfully return his thanks 10 his
former patrons for the many iavors recelve'I, and
would also inform them thai he continues Book Bind
ing and Blank BOOK manufacturing al his old stand
and that he will sell Blank Books, common school
books, Bibles, Albums aud stationery on as good
terms as any one. Blank Books made TO any pattern
ON short notice. The patronage Of the public is re-
specially solicited. SAMUEL HUNTINGTON.
Sign Of the Red Ledger, I
collese-.i. Nov. 10, 1910. I
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observe, that the genuine Congh and Worm Lo-
" xcngcs and all Others, made by DR.. A. Sherman,
are sold in boxes, sealed up aud have the name of"A.
SHERMAN, NJ. d." on the Foxes, Purchasers will please
remember this the popularity these articles, has
induced many individuals 10 make an article, far inie-
nor 10 sell, when these articles enquredior. The
poor Mans Plasiers aud Sherman's Lozengers, are
Sold at the Variety Store, PASeBoRN x BRINsMAID.
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DAISOM OF lLvERWORT-for Consnm

A BLESSING TO Mothers. American Soothing
IA Syrup for children cutting teeth. The timely
use ofihis article will children much pam, often
Fever and the painful operation OF lancing the Gum,
price reIcel TO 81! cts. Golircys Cordial an excel
lent article tor the nurscy III cis both those a,icls~
sold AT the Variety Sore. PANGBVKS 4 BRINsAArp.
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ISAAC WARMER.

LAS received and Keeps constantly on hand large
l. and full assortment OF GROCERIES, among
which are
COGNAC BRANDY, ST. CROIX RUM
HOLLAND GIN, variety of WINES,
and almost every article in the Grocery line, all of
which he will sell on the most reasonable terms. He
he will sell rum, brandy and gin for GO cents gallon,
which he will warrant of better quality than some
which have lately been hawked about the country by
n certain New York pedlar, and if not adjudgcd by
the best Judges TO be better he will not ask any pay
for them. He invites them to call and compare
burlington, Oct 1870. If.
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" Black and Brown Otter, Hair and fur seal and
Muskrat CAPS--dark and light colourod FURS for
Muff and trimmings. Boss best and common. Seal
Collars, Russia Lamb Black and Grey for CoilarA
Burlington Nov. s. lS4o
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on CASES Fancy prints. 2 do. hleechej sheet
~ ing-. do. Damask table covers, Just rsseiy-
ell and for sale. n2S Villas, LOOMS, Il Co.
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DROWN SHEETINGs, 5000 yards. $50 pieces
ID Calico also waddng, batting und wcking, for
salc o, WHALING j. Coe.