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From the Bot N Dai Advertiser.

Ercifmew on The NJrih e ,Siern Boundary.
Tic Unitcd States conms ourrs are
now engaged in rnnnin L, or-parte, the due
north line from, the monument at the source
of the ~ Croix. 1t appears from the fol-
lowing paragraph from the Woodstock Tel
egraph, that it drvia,es from the line hereto
fore run, and that the circumstance produ-
ces IA serious exc tcmcnt
We have been informed that they are running n
new Inc East f tn oil boundary, ,uttinr down and
leaving space al from forty 10 eighty feet wide and
ma king the United States BounGdry Line. Tn,
angle formed by tins nUr friction of tn line is SAID
t. b. exiensv hat several extensive clearing brIong
ing to farmers in the back set cmeuts has b.,
aiken IN and in lufrd as American property w,
nave heard OF II vera farms losing from 20 10 100
acres md one IN particular, We have been nfnmd
had Lern entirely lnct Odd in the State OF Maine. and
an idea held out that their persons must lccom,
American su'l-cls, winch ha- caused an unusual dc.
rec OF excitement"
II orgit 10 be understood that the line now RI n.
nina stl'j o'lnp, and that il on the funl set h,
nei,i line dev.atnp from the hitherto opui,d toun-
larry should be adopted, the existing titles will with
out uht be respected and confirmed.
We know not OF what use it can he to run m err
odrfe ilne, III the precise and cos ~ manner in which
the e"glae RS now employed are proceeding What
Is now tied if we undc stand the matter, is mere
v tXploration to verify certain facts snrh ms the
passion o certain highlands and thu, course Of GER
t'n streams; hHt the rrec Sc position of these vor
fed Nlrn all the certainty Of the most exact scientific
surveys cannot by NY ,b.'ity, acc1.dna t, our
view Of the after. EecJur nee, ssary IN any state pf
the ncgpcallors likely TO ar ~. The Office, .,n-
rloy'd howrvri arc uni ,uhtedy procrcdug cord
lnp 10 then instructions, and the Government innr
nave ol.rciS ~ view N the prosecution of the
thorough suFver Of which we have no informa-
'inu.
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STAFF OF NiRMONT, iTlc Uon.,bc Pro, MO
District or ciirrENpEN, S. G ur' r the is r,,f
q n icuden: I" all per on concerned IN he cs,n @
OF ava Lyon, Iae Of shela RI, in sail j ni., L.
e. u, ,{,r, GBki ING.
WHEREAS, George A. Allen, A lmini.,ra',rde bo.
ntSno" 9" hee,ia'e oisal lerca cpropo. e~ TO render
an account Of hi, administration and 5rc en-, his az
conn, hgainN' sad e>ac for examination aud allow
anct' a eHI"n OF he Corr Of Prof are 10 c holden
Al the Registers Office in p rlny.on. on ,bc eronj
"clhe day OF Sep'em' or next; AMI Mary Grady.
formerly Mary Lyon anu former tnini,trairiy of the
u."e OF >aiduerta ehpropo.c~ TO settle her admins
ralon account al the anne time an, Mace.
THEREFORE, Y"r arc hcrer y notife'l 10 oonc,r o.
l9re sald ronr; al the tire AMI place af,re ALL and
snow ca re, II any yUu have why the a co nj aore-
ar should not g al ovci
OF gust, A. d. 1871. ' ''''' '''''' o' 4!
NIL WIN WESTON Perie,br
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INTERFERING no wOM. GRoWrns


1t stated that pack of wool gro lh.) viii onl
pioy % pars ma w2k to ii INTO broad.
cloth or ~ hit within the tru h. will rmpluy one
person one year. At hs rate the annual wool Fl
Of vermont Ulree millions and half of pounds
VIII give omi' vmeni IN manufacturing 10 II So
persons Al glance then We ran see how 1t is TINT
the domestic manufacture affords n market for the
FARMERS First II gives demand for the ih,t e and
nail h1ll'ons pounds Of wool of Vermont, worth at
an average OF AZ cents per pound 81 400 O00 to Yer
mont. In the next place, it TAX - thousands of per
sons from agriculture to become m1nui1ciuiers-
takes them from he rnis of producers of provisions
ana places them IN the racks Of COMMUNICATIONS
giving good market 10 the f,rmcr TO- hs produ c.
AND hnaI'y we will add that this increas iem1nd
ior produce and tnr Labor, increases the prices Of
produce ana the wages Of industry Such are the
results o. projecting domestic manufactures VOL
gto"ess 81 Nrr'npnt --1re r.tlv to sorrG 90 th.
fro'e'hvr system VIII vnu dcnounrr and orroeo
the W neH rnT ,nf'curcr? Indeed this ie e1riyocnt
to ask # Won will pick vonr own rpckcts for rho
sake ri giving your property To III" Pri,h lafrfpc.
trrers We Will not believe the rcoIlc Of Vermont
u y" s'iv 'itTt' II TIA lltl 'vn SEQ them .cf n
Co PANE mp turn lnro-focos Whom they 20 ,,n ~
,nat. their best friends must give them UP Watch.
man.
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h''e ~ ',S."t - mac unt1own
,ai.nel Nai.s tqn rnd.hnan)
- q. G)fnan-Tota. 20.
ere iotly u w iy.nG nj the Ono,jara House
lot recognized az yet.
Wounded
Or. james Foran, she iv
El,s1a George dangerously.
John T. u clips
e lie Roy, dangerously.
Jerry Stevens, slightly.
IL. +. Slonn.
Jonathan baldwin, dangerously.
John Stons.
Geo, &c Bcnedi I, dangerously.
> W. Caldwell, do.
S. Hurst.
j. D. Lawson, slightly.
>. Packwood,
Gcoygs i. Walter, badly.
l.. Clifford, badly.
John Cohklin, slightly.
- Collins.
- Appleton.
Miss Elsion.
Henry Hong.
l. W Ben"eit, badly.
y. w. Brown.
Lewis Smith.
r Rosnbrook bndlv
j.: L.. Illg ins, dangerously.
Elisha Jones, badly.
Olson Putnam, hndly.
Thomas II. Ostrander.
I. owe.
Mr.. A stin's boy
Mvron Jacobs. badly.
Ihomns Pee badly.
NJ. Martin
John Burns
Mr.. Gilbert,
David Wheeler.
10 "tt Armstrong
W Durant dan erorsly.
DAVID " ers-Toal 40,
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man tina rs an Individual YOU would y tfr ;as crn-
cenirnton OF our votes is Indispensable to n poru'nr
cholce. As to supporting Nj. u ltnphrm for Lieut..
governor, while | consd,r him nm honorable mar
an FAR Legislator and do no, question his Abolition
ism yet iherenrc other men who nrc equally sound
on Abolition whose views nee, I'd with mine in rcgnrd
10 the policy olihe G,ncinl Govt that shor'd
nave TO give some others one the preference III the
vote | should cns for that Office"
THIS of course was not satisfactory to such
men as demanded the pledge, and Mr.. Salnn
is stricken from the ticket, and julius lloyt
substituted.
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TRID ,Y's pRonEEDINs IN CONGRESS.

The House Of R'1r 'sa2taiivcs resolved irsefinfo
COW OF the whole, took up the Bank hill repnr
ted n eks ago by the currency coiam,ttec of that
HON. Dhnd - Sergeant 'V(cd n amend il by str
king out the whole of that bill AMI Inserting series
Of new sections for establishing a Fiscal Corp0rarinn
unlike any measure OF the kind h,reto ore proposed
in Cong ess
The 'lpll IN the former bill 10 he thirty mil.
Ions of dollars, wnh power - extend II fifty mil
hons In tn new bill u is 10 be twraty-one mlions
with power 10 exten 1t 10 thrtv-fve milliors
Instead Of Branches the Bank is to have ag II les
esthlls led whoever IA, r-etlry may think proper
or tn mItlor Pank NAV choose 10 establish with
the con. mt IF ~" s cr.i7rv of the r'oasurv. :
STATE 'agE nay bon ht4... mr. m 1-lat--nr any
number %! n .ydHrs 'Iav Poo m ng-ncv or bank 80
dr9ilg~ %. the u'puJHti ~ are To- be uig.l 10
buv,1a ar1 selling of bl'S of cs,r77cC inrl..I.nq
hl,slrawG IN one ~tain ny Territory 0nl M ehl. IA
anpt.e There are 10 We M l"a1s r. what Rs gene
inlly undc stood hy 'tlsro'n's"
Tho wO'd CORPORATION is used in the bill through
out. instead OF pnnIi
ihc9' nr ~" m'n features n II" Bill.
II was read ordered 10 be p,in el and referred TO
n" COMMITTEE Of the Whole, the State OF the IN
ion.
Mr., Wise wished 70 obtain the PRINTING of the Veto
Message, ont was rot successful.
The Fortlfca ion ih'i rs amended was p,sqeI and
returned ~ tho -c'ftc.
The Hone adjourned between ,rli o'clock
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PE rrloN TO SILT LAND.

D fi.H Of or s5.sSs "A ' nsS S3o, rSa
az sud y slu'i pl Ch,,cadcn, on the 2ith, dag
Of iigust l. y l.it.
Atn t. }lathar q. Dauo.t i1 tha State Of Michigan,
'diIJmn oi his infant daughter, susan i.cen Ma
,ln.' OF the same D''toL h9yuL Gle 10 sad Court
u, ''Gh Ih wr'n' setting ioytu TINT us ead ward
yea W. htr c"u night ln Zee If one cCuni uudisl-
+ 't"!h pa r the ,pi'nWur described parcels Of
,,', w. W. hrn1trd and SKI acres IF land lying
''a ~ !. N the county OF tlit'eudcn being the
n ~ i1rm $50 c1lloD OF Lyman Yale late Of said
.nlrI''ir dIccas d, md fiy-njno acres and seventy
. ~. 81 lanh nrin eod Charlotte, bounded west by
VIC hshWay Loading souh from Charlotte -Four Cor
L.IS 10 sputgh, south md east BY Harry Iaes
lland ana north by John Thorp's land. also two is-
lnhus IN Lake Cllmp1in, Containing nbout forty
lnrre ceres OF land lying west Of the home farm, md
itten RODS Of ground on the southeast corner of.ho
Patterson LOT, on which the Reshaw house stands,
winch slli lands are subject TO the right Of dover of
Martha Yale widow of the said daccasoI. mi That /,
sale OF OF his "ard interest in said lands would 10
hducvn to her interest by putting the proceeds Of
such sale n, interest and praying sni Court 10 Il.
clnre ana empower him 20 sell interest Of Of his
sald ward IN sad lands sub cct to the said widows
fieht OF dover therein wheroupcn the court nfcro-
sad doth appoint the eleventh d1yof September loil
Tor hearing and deciding on said petition ~ the Office
Of NE HeGi7'er OF sud court in said Burlington. anJ
doth order Tint all PERSONS interested he notified
thereof br publication Oft this rdHr contains he SUBJ
sl1ncc Of snd p itOn. three weeks successive IN
the Burlington Free Press y newspaper printed IN
Darlington IN The County orChiicnlon the last of
nhI'h publication - be previous 10 the sad llth of
September l3ll.
Given under my hrn1 ~ sal Dulinr,on. this
24thi day o!Aug ST. l2il.
WIN. WESTON Poristcr.
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IN >a''r av hr ~ h Screen cr, on the premises
~ ae on Onion r'cr n Jcr che, On he! river
az from ur ng'on :" Munti cli.r. tn rcoa VII
lng an 1856 re Of OF 90 Il viii Il i.'irt
rd m'eryalc, for, crlv Vie Gov thii,cn'en Faru-
A>', ~ rWs Oxen, 10 70 NJ Ca L.. 100 sheen
en- } Horse all he prod zee of ,ail Farm; VIII
he " a2'n', Carts and Tools aud Furniture IN he
lioIc.
Terms, two thor,aod d, liars 10 G raif Down. he
rtifa'n'cr m ayme ~ TO it the p'r hn-er WI
'h'rrc'' ann ally. +. H. JOHNSON
Jcr.. j. a q. 2S. ISL
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BURLINGTON BOOK STORE.
d. A. BRAMAN,
BooKsELLER AND srATIoNER.

INFORMS hi, friend aud the prl &c generally, that
Ihe con andy ma ing driuns 10 HI, i, c., Of
BOOKS, e all the new and popular pul lcauon, ii
he day from he most prominent pull, hing hon>e> IN
he 80 nry. Fl arrangements enal % nim 10 pro-
cure he ta'e 'leTary attractions AT an early clay
u. ,rc car str r'eG' - Books emf races a vcrv
Lrra vlrr.y Ct Scl0o!, Classical Lc,r, Medical
H'S'or'caL ard " ,eelGrf7rs IJorls.
Anon b.. '.. 'h.,'' I" n aN.is ~roat varc '
+ BLANK roo - and S1AiICNIkN all @, which
he eHa e. o " or a. rice VIII h taunol "a to
49, the most ocurum cal
Her Ian : zoo Tea her g.. are r,src,"f!'',
'nviel u"al al examine hi~ S lIOOL BOOKS
wh.h com re a, he a'e 20 ular aud imployed
'drUn., IA every apartment If earning.
Aug 81, iSll.
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Eight months have passed away since the election
ot Gen. Harri on. But, farmers, ,ctat do you &c,
jor yoar ,rooi ?-Arc.
Ayc, what do they get And what orcasoncd the
pr sen low prices Is il not your meas .res which
are silln operation Is not the want currency
TIE want of to'tcton - mani f,cu IS Whrr, does
the american farmer find mark, ior his wool OF
the American manrf,c,urer, and nobody else Not
a bound is exported or can hn
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ADDR

Mo- persons are 1ware Of III, wonders which have
been wrought in the causc oCTEMrER ANCE he ,h
reformed drunkar1F Of Baltimore New York, pos,on
&c and are ANXIOUS TO hear some Of them plead their
cause.
Notice IS therefore given TINT Mpssrs BERNARD n nd
RAxrrR, Of ostor will lecture n rhe Brick Church
on Saturday and Sunday evenings next at o'clock
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Leonard HOICrs, tSvf.oin.

HCVTIuTU IIOTypS' Estate.
\h T. 'hc "cri' er, having cen aprain-cl Lv III,
" iionura' lie the Pro a'c Curr, yr he Di,trc, n,
'.hfien en, comm >ioncr. to receive examine an
anlI> me claims AMI dernan * Of all per on,, again
LEONARD HODGES.
se OF winston, IN ,all d. iri,r tl,,eaael renrr-
oncl IN oivca', AL al o @ aim, ami tciuan Is OK.
~ IN 'e ihcre'o--anl six mon h f. ON the "a {
hcret, eng Above V sail Cont, far ,ha, ,..r,,
we 20 hcrc'y give NOT G, that we Will arcn1 20 ,hc
~ me Ct a'pointmen', al the dwelling If Jacob
Hodges, in WiIIision, IN aid di ir,q, On the 27th
Gays 81 Neptcn er AMI Deem eruex', at len o'.lorl
a. w. On ea'm ,o 81 ne 'a!i Day. NIL
Ia n, l9 tav # J ", 4. n. 1911
NATHAN JOHNSON !cc,,;ss;,.o.
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New Fail Goods.

y VI. WRIGHT C. have .u.i received an as
Ne menl Ut cnrr new pa ern, VI. &c Lame
irS | ng'i print IA Syuch Gn"ham Itucn
~ g, Thea AMI Linen Lace, PA Thu er,, FL n.
e,c. Whlch are cred a. very ow prco.
Al SO
A new >iocs OF Farevep CATER Boots, Wslk,nc
Shoe ,.sune heel anj French KID Tie d Slippers,
la !,e halt Ga er "a new arr'c) Misses DO. a.
which viii e sold cheap As the cheapel.
Aug. 25
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Miranda Ch'ychlII IT NE Pctt'ner sntc.s that sh
vs.; i'I was. married 10 the r, spon
IlishHRchurchi >drnr on he ?5Dhjnnc. le33 tha
1886 and. left this sidte, and tiCn ,Eat ,m~ In,
att rded no at nor support and paving that u,
bTnds OF m''rm9ny Between her and the rcs, ordtnr
may dissolved
i HAVING been made 10 HpHcar that the said Elisha
BChurchl is.vithout lie stat, of Vermcnt.it j. or
rei th1t TIE st1nce of said libel be rul lshci If
the Free Press, 'lhee weeks SUCCESS rcly' the last
which 10 he more than SIXTY DAYS b, fore tho SESSION
hereby SUMMONED 10 a-p.ar hef,re In. crnrnr,s
Court; 10 be holden NJ .Bn.lrgtnn. on the Nl.Iov
next before tie first 1Tnas.ay Of Jqnnqrv, la!? q
show cause.wiry the prayer Of sud petition should
not be granted.
=. ", l.. PENNET,
Burlington, Vi: Angus, 18th 1871
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CONGRESS, THE CABINET AND THE

The country is lo,ting To them for coolncss ard
wisdom. very ndl All is IN favor of the ascen.
dancy of p iriollc connses. SO far have seen
the Press, with few exceptions is disposed to confne
user to expressions of dislnpll1,uenr without any
lmpn1'lon upon the sincerity of the President Thar
ihe Wings IN Congress WI neither be dshear,ened
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TENNESSEE.

Cur information from the Tennessee elections
leaves no douhi that mrinri'y of Wings ,lccJd
10 the Legislature :, TINT henceiorh Tennessee will
be repre- sentcd by two Wigs in the Senate of the
United States.
Our readers are already aware that Mr.. Jones, the
Nhg cand.date, has been elected Governor of the
State. Hi majority is greater tlan heretofore
csiima tcl-Ngt II.I
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PENMANSHIP.

4 $ MNSNORTU respectfully in 'orms the a
- dies and Gentlemen Of Darlington, that he viii
trmm,ncc gyin' CON Sc OF ns,r c'ion in wri,no on
Nond1y Aug 10Th NJ room n Mr. S.ronr' buill-
in irontlt. the public square La les vii be tau. h,
he1nlfn hand he Gcnt,mLn bold free round
hnud that can acquired and wi,,in wi h e,tsr and
fcl'y. cass at f,ndcs will III, c, at 4 o'cqc al.
ten on Gentlemen all other hours Of the day and
evening
M. Ainsworlh proposes opening school in this
village for giving inst uc'ian in WIRING | hive OK.
amned some specimens h. hns shown me- < opprnve
OF 'As style OF writing as n na'u a. ensv. Hnd epihlc
hani. ] have no ,CrsoT'l ncnuainiance viii, VI
Aus orth, but have examined the credentials he
h,ings!fnm those who 'lnve patron zed HIM in other
lT",s. These credentials aoai well nf his success ~
rlv ''ns'r 'cton in tbs useful andnportant ranch
OF ucnton,
TX. CONVERSE.
burlington, Aur o. 1871
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y | ANO.

\ CoNp nan rlan,,N! h ezra ley, a very
Burlington Boot store. n. A. BRAMAN
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NEW LINE OF STAGES 90
FROM Iurlirg OF va JOhi son and Ia,yil,c
The White Nnuutoi,S

~ II s Line caves rl.r.un NJ, avs We.ne.-
day an " ay a s o'roc,, A. NJ. an arrives
AT lanvj'c a 6P. ". same ev.
Fer IN a Ing H. rtutr can remain IN, Lours
longer 3 rImc'un and arrive a, Danvil!c as ear y
a any oher 70 G.
TIL me IN Ter ccr> The 8 an 'ea line A, Jt I'm on
AMI rta hes he l. ne a 0 The mex ncrning
! m epa over g od read bro Oh n pc
: req AMI plea ~ rcglon e ,O.n'iV, and iho @
VIII" have rave edr express their unqualified appro-
ration ofu. MO
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Is ~ ) rr,.uc We iad4 an :, .ur, .i
AA''td or an ID, n",--to e Der ~! h ,.rci.u !
r. "n' IA ba v'nf an iXcr,r o ~ pyrr mr. FER n d,
ny Ane. -, $ HtLSI1N ron |
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u. ar T I q d
In ST. Adams on the 18th inst, by thGTcv Wor-
thIncton smith, Mr. WARREN II. MARSH of Bruttlc.
hnro 10 MISS ASH Arors1A uRorss of the former
place.
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y. TRAIED from the subscr her about the fist Of
e June last three ycarlings, Two line backed and on,
ed one 4 steer and the other two heifors whoever
III give information where they mey be found shall
be rewar ed for their trouble
PHINEAS ATWATER.
Burlington, August 10, ls4l MO
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OOS LIS, $ perior Twr.t Co'rcn Yam, as or G,
~~cNos chesnly f., WRIGHT & Co.
Aug. 25.
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D / q. Il
N S1ratona Springs, on the 81 inst: WILLIAM
NAiHwRiGiT Of tins town. aged ~.
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BURLINGTON HIGH school.

hs hsiNS.ftN HIGH SiHtDOI.
'(Ntif IA can oi he a Y, N iuurIon vii com
mcncco We nc cay, the % nj. The Tn :
&c have engage rrln.ipa NJ CHARLES C.
fhhKER, ara grad ac from he Unlv.r, ~ Of err
men. From her acGuaia'arcc with Mr. Par or
her nov e &c # hi q al.ica ION. aid scce.> ii,
tet"her,'hcy fee tten', iha ,wh he conc ring
inftn cot clrizcus an jatrun. ti the Insu III, n
We hal havca 'cho,l oi the irt or'er
The lu non IN fngl h Iran,he ha cen red icel
Ia chtlf If he Tr
j. X. CoNELRsi, Sec. pro. TEN.
A .. 2Ih, ISL.
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'AA. 4 K G1R's
BAL VI OF live y ~ n y

~
DOR Gems nrp,on. an J |. vrr cc,n"lan,- rvs,ro.
IA, d ~ nc Ct he hca in Of re re- ven
'ary, an general re- q rui he whu.c v.'en
4. None gen ne u hat nre"arei a. 375 howerv.
New lor' where he Al lc wa first ma = hrrl.,r-
ac er It he ne ilclne frnc and = IA Shelly he
IRE cn sole Nr pre urs and whonre he ON Y per on,
hh' wing 'he com lusi' ON # he gen ne. ! In teen
'rcl >Hcce f y for e.gh yrqr> IN he cure ii these
sea t iEf@RcmcH' sr he or gina an Gen ,c
Is ma e only a NJ. S75 Buwcry, New Yor Al.
otac,s are "a nteriti'.
Consumption and Lircr Complaint
~ erueral rene Y far he t sac. / ami "
a i"l from ug cX cr.en e. here n, me ,..In,.
e1 a! 10 r. layl, r Ea sam o. liverwur. F,in,,
re vere'a!c, can = Sc with ~ uiino ate =
; V all pc. on IN every con 'rior. II c.at @ he
lung ~ tNrec'Crt ion, eve d,ificu't brc1 hin =
and eem' 10 heal he che :. there can lie noque non
blt thi, medicine g. ain care tr chr, nj. ,u,ch
and Away. W. h &c e.. f. ROGFES. Vi T., y
Fcnls.-N. Lovely T. Co. Thee lore 4. Pee & G.,
X N'oiy S"r.lo- on-S. II Btrne Charlotte. MI
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Ava I.you's sGs ate.

{"'l'L LJ4RI y siycrtor ar de, h.~ ca,
1'rc cVe'. 10 s. HUNTINGTON
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+ ANS AND CANES

Tor ,ae 4, the var,'y $, r..
PANGCODN !. ERlNSMAIn.
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SCH SATIN card and PAN VI sim dc laro
- @ESiiAWLS. lust rcceyrdanGi9r sale eli ~ at
me EWlIu!on Cash Store. $. L. IlERRlt X.
August IL, ISL
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(szsh THE Brick Store on Church Street,
s1t,rA Il now occupied by n. Lovely & Co -
Lawn Possession given the first day of April
~;-.tss1- next. For terms enquire of'he Subscriber
G. WAINWRIGHT.
Burlington. August IL, 1911.
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, O>IUN Acadcmy's COLLECTION Mas-achGsct-s
collection, Boston Glee Bo k. American Gep
Book, Just received by c. GOODRICH.
August 18th, 1871. MO
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re - r'1cr has "a hand ana viii often be
Receiving Piie' i!anpInrs, dtec from the immune.
'Hcfs "hr' "iil esoIi To merchants and dealers at
Guy Prices, adding freight Any person wishur mar
,eaior patterns can be supplied by lyna short No..
tee e C;OnnRICI
July 2 1871. ne
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NOTICE

e. nv IL 4.
rAMF into the Enclosure If The e'isctibor on the
~ 4ih mt RED. two years old STEER no'particu-
Iliy ina, kcd. The owner can have lin hy Ia wing
charges, proving property, &c.
JAMES NORRIS.
Purlinrt, n, AUGUST 9, ISL.
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The New Yorker speaks of the recent O.
lection for Senators and Representatives in
Indiana. ms follows.
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Farm FIR sale AT Auction,

Furlington, Aug, q, 1871.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-10
,TuE COTTON CROP.

We have watched the progress Of the
market and the arrival Of the crop with NO
little anxiety-from the apparently we'll
grounded fear, not yet fully relieved' that
the great Influx of Cotton during the early
part of the seasbn, would, when fully fell
in the European market, create revul-
sion in the price of our staple. The dan
ger of suclfan effect is not in our opin'o"
Yet passed, and we regard the present
time as the most critical moment OF the
season, to the spectators in Cot!on-but
that is their look out. We have endea-
vored as far as depended on the influence
Of one Journal, to ward off such revusion
by an exposition Of the true state of the
crop and the reasons peculiar to the year
which had brought SO large part of 1t
prematureiy to market. These reasons
and the conclusion we drew from them,
stand now imply confirmed. On the lst
of January last, we staked our credit on
the prophecy, that, by the first of March,
the receipts of The present crop would
have fallen short of the same period last
year, zoo, 600 bales. The following is
comparative statement Of the receipts in
all the Southern ports to the latest dates: