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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28
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FORWARDING 4 COMMISSION

CUMBERLAND. July 18Th. 1912.
VXTHLIAM HoLLYDAY, formerly Of Wi.
w Transport. Maryland, having entered into
co-parne0hip with ERASTUS EDGERTON. for
The purpose Of conducting the Forwarding and Com
mission business IN The town Of Cumberland MARY
land. the Point 10 which Tho Railroad will be 6n.
ished by Fsll) They will conduct The business
under the firm Of Holiday and Eigerton and will
be prepared by Ihe completion Of the road for Recei
wing ~ Forwarding goods 10 any part Of the west,
and 10 all the Atlantic cities. We would particularly
invite The attention Of Western Merchants 10 this
r,ute NJ being one Of The cheapest and most expe.
ditisus. All e~onsignmenls shall meet with promp,
attention.
HOLIDAY & %EDGERTON.
Refer TO Jacob & Mitchell, whesling. Va.
10
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TRTsT sALEOF FURNITURE

BUkSJANr Co. a cecd II trust imm job. 80
- cct o. nc, dated The 6h day OF MAY. II
and rcurlcd o. 'hc clerks Ufico. Of The conn,
court oifhs rouuty iu decd book IS. psae IA
shall, ou FRIDAY The 2gih Day oJuly nerf. A. ,hs
frsideuce 81 the s1td John Fawcet, on Main stree
Wheeling prrce'd Co sell he housslold goods ana
furniture assigned fo me by said deed
TERMS UF RAIE-For ag s.,, \,
s2j. IN; Of S25 snd uaJcr SlOO' si,ty d.
ds Of 500 Hrd oyef,4 muuths cuIu. he py,,b,.
90 giving bond and approved security or IN.
mnu0ts C%rst'tei. With interest from The dsy n a..
Hnot completed nn ihe 29h he sale will h. 49,,
lluei fur- day 90 Jay 600 finished.
DANIEL LAEt'
June 2s-fs r.,
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SPLENDID TRAVELLING
on THE
n pr ar CD NrDT DnTrTr

GFEAT CENTRA ROUTE.
Eisdh7grs in adoaHee of he Fast Mad Line.
NZTE lch Bai imoro ON yeasrIay morning a
half past 7 U'ciOck on The Biliiinore md,
Ohio Rail Road. and after n charming ride. reach
ed Ilancrck. where we 10 X our seals in the Good.
lmcn' Line ofWhrie "BOw slr.ng'' coaches. and al
VI Ugh the weather wa very warm arrived in This
cit. twheelirg) at half past 8 o'clock. p. NJ. hav-
ing nine passengers through. We deem il but
sheer justice TO The enierprsing prupreinn Uf the
'Good lnfeni Line 20 say thar, for speed. comforr,
sllelg, careful genilenahly agents, md the mOsi
pkilful. ciYR. %obiising. steady. temperate drivers,
thi. line stanIf unrvalled among stage companies,
md although wo made The trip in 20 shori a time
there wa,nO rBoing. bat a steady g, along all The
ridie. with Erc1j cire and quick changes.
We take great plrnsnre, anI earnestly an1 m1st
rhoerfnlly advise all persons travelling from West
.o East or from Fast 90 Wssi 10 tike the GOOD
INTENT LINE IN tho GREAT CEVTRAL
ROUTE from Wheeling 10 B~iltunore. and none
will have cIuse o. regret the ohoice. but will be
Etaiifed anil al satisfied.
JOHN } SANBORN. CharlestoFn, Va.
CORS r DABNEY. KY
SIMEON a G NEIL. Canton. Ky g. ssrvint.
SAMUEL q EwEL. Accomack Conn
WILLIAM WEIGH. Cadiz. Ohio.
a SULLIVAN. Zinesville. Ohio. aud two
other gentlemen. Friday svsa's July %.
TNHE subscriber al his literary depot. Monroe Il
S~cctives subscriptions for on The pnfulaI
Magazine ard newsplpos uow Published. Thii
" q gp1d time Cor persons 70 subscribe o. many o
the works cornrncnce = new volume he first 81 th'
present month among which ore Graham's Lady,
and G~cnicmdn's Magazinc. Codey's LaJy's Book
the q eton Miscellany. LuclIs Museum. Spirit o
The Magazines nnd Annuals. Democratic Review
law Library. Knitkefb,cker. S0utiers Ltemr
Messenger. Peoples Libny, Muscal Library
North American Review New York Review. DO,
New World. &c. sc.
~ IS JOHN " THOMPSON.
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NJ. L. r. ii. SWEENEY & co.

V just received direct from Liverpool and
NE are now opening Al their warehouse on Mon
rue street, n very large aud splendid stuck oCCHINA
& QUEENSWARE, which hey will sell wholesale
"r retail on more favorable terms than have ever
before been offered in lhis market.
ALSO,
Cut. Plain and Pressed glass ware ola II drscrip.
ton. ~ Eff
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

17o SHOE MANUFACTURERS-Jusi recei
we'd 100 boxes halt oic,eh,d ihrcad supcrur
% boxes hest qp7h'y Green Thread.
A.ro. Yellow aud White Fiiirg. Thread = I-irr
Tot Of Lists. B'ot Tree. Pegs apd a variety of 9th
er shoe findings. SAML M~cCLALLEN.
Iun %
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NEW PLAYS.

WV IIA ~
gHNHoMPSON has Just received n 10, Of pron,,
- &c plays as ElloNs:
London Assurance, Wreckers Daughter. Old
Maids, Wallace. Lady Of Lyons. virgiunus. Therere
J"hn De Procidi. Lucilla, RicElien, Douglass. Sea
Captain, The Stranger, Pisarro. DC. &C. &c.
Also a new supply OF Tumer's and Fishers Song
Book &c. SC,
Don't Forget 10. Monroe Street. where you mny
lways obtain single numbers Of the Popular NIago
Z9es and newspapers Of Ihc day
TIE LOTTERY OF LIFE.--A new no
lei by the countess of Ble,sington in TWO volumes
n'lisiied IN Two eNlm numbers VI The New World
5 jnsI received aud Tor sale - the Literary Depot
Monroe 81, of The subscnher. Pfcc 25 els.
- JOHN " THOMPSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28
Book and Job Printing.

DOOh ullu JOU Il llHtltS'
~ The Publisher Of the Wheeling Tires and
Advertiser has just received a large assortment IT
NEW JOB TYPE, from New York and Bait.
more. comprising the most elegant kinds recently
cast there; and some ofwhich are not q be found
in any Office West of the Mountains. With n spa
e:aGs cfiicc, experienced %workmen. and new mate
rails, he is prepared i. execute every Kind of
&ette1 0,e.s 9,iut;nq,
in the finest style and at the shortest notice
&g- Steam Boat Bills, Posters, Handbills, &c, pm.
ted at an h""5's notice maylS
COLDS, COUGHS. AND THEIR FA.
TAI CONSEQUENCES.
W5EN We behold Jhe bills ofnortality, ar
w the vast number that die o. that fell &c
strOycT Consumption. We rennot but fee !Ct those
who mourn their loss. when Ne know thar Iccu-
liar dem ,us;raunns are daiIy made Visible 10 H.
4, public, tAst Dr DpncsH's EXpeuiorant Relacd,
will IN nIne uses out of ten completely eradicate
the ir-tsymplcms 81 thai fatal disease. Will pJ
tienis or their nearvsi friends any longer delay
procuring this medicine, with tie expectation
that the d sease will naturally renio We itself. Tie
vast number that die annually OF Consumption,
and the very many Of our friends and acqraIntau.
ces who ar, dangerously afflicted that muet ere
long ray the C,btof nature, sEcIld convince all
afflicted that It - tie best TO be nd Of the early
aud evil seeds as soon as possible, before they
take root and destroy the life when in the
bloom and beauty Of health.
Always ask for DR. Duncan's Expcctorant Rem
edy, and be sure you obtain II, % there are
some persons base enough 10 palm some other
medicine on those who are not on their quart,
which they buy at a very tr.hing price, at the mC
Time sell 10 at full price, thus hecCIug the afflicted
Of their money and health.
PRINCIPAL office, 20 North Eighth street, PhIla
] dclphla. where the medicine rs sold Wholesale anC
retail. For sale al the store Of
ivI9 JOHN FISHER Wheeling Va.
TRAN SyLIANIA UNIVERSITY.
VI EDICAL DEPA X Il II + y T.,
THNIIE 24Jh session will open on The frsl Mlouda,
Of November. aud Cl,se on the last day u
February, under the direction Of the iollow ing IA
Guilty, viz:
BESJ W Dudley; NJ n, Professor OF Anatomy
J.mEs CCRoss, NIB, Professor OF Insttutes an,
Medical jurisprudence.
ELISHA BARTLETT; NJ ID, Professor ofIhcoryand
Practice.
WIN RI RicpARpscs, MD. Professor ofOb.ie
tries and diseases ofNOmen and Children.
! THos II MITCHELL, NJ ID Professor Of TheTapcu
tics and Mat ria Medlca, and Dean Of the Ia
Guilty.
Rl1EsT PETER, NJ D, Professor of Chemistry an,
Pharmacy.
JAMES VI BUsH, VI ID, Adjunct Professor or An
atomy and Surgery.
The cost Of full course, ~ onehundrcd and nv
! dollars D yable in advance, ~ notes offoOd AM
solvent banks Of the States whshce the pupil
come. TIe naturalization aud library ticket, 0
Eve d.llars, par money. The dIssectng ticket
ten do liars. Boarding an lodging lfuel an.
| Highs included az from . TO , dollars aud fit
cents per week. Py order.
TIOS ID MITCHELL, NJ. ID.
Dean Ol the Faculty.
- ~. IL. II -
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HUSr received at rbr ugn Of Ibe Elrt Nam.
% maih Boot. Market square.
3 cases gentlemen summer hoCI-,
= " b1ys'r1f and seal 20
. . Mems Morocco shocs.
Az crlemsus' aad ladies lacing rllirrr. nd
will be- sli low br cssb. odh oaiv. fpa O.
4 CASE ROCR CANDY 4 No t-Iast rrs,
we'd and ior ale o. he Family Groeefv Store
ion t6 IN ELLNIAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

an additional supply flames last novcl. Nor
Icy Eusiein, os published IN three ezra numbers ct
The New World n, The low price of 81 cts. whp
would not buy a copy Ut ono OF The best novels ever
written, when 1t can he had at a low prise. We'll
Ifyou want a copy you had better be Ceiling il svJn
Tor the supply will ut last long.
jy 81
HERMAN'S LOOK UBRE.-The German in
" IS The title Ola new paper printed in The
German Language At IIirisburgh. Pa. Specimen
copies Of which can be seen At the Literary Depot i
the subscriber. who has been appointed agent
for This city. Subscription price so. per annum.
Single numbers Isl Cts
JOHN THOMPSON.
jy2I 10 Monroe 81.
lNl for sale by Ijy7 wv HEISKELL.
DARIS LAWNS aud new Style CHENE &
d CHALLY prints, eVcec iingIy cheap. Just
received hy Uv7 o HElSKELI.
lD ECElVED from PuIiadeip hna-
] trunk Ladies fne Cater Boots.
" Md walking shoes and
slippers. jan - SAMUEL MCCLELLAN.
NlNEGAR,-Puro vlauhed cider vinegar very
strong. Cali and see az The family grocery
store nearly opposite the Big Rcd boot.
may 20 IN ~ELLMAKER.
CUTTING, BLEEDING. a TOOIIDKAWING
LEWIS KAIBBNBERGER.
UNION ST., WHEELING Va.
FINANCING AND wALTZING-The under.
~ signed oil attend al his school room 10 m T..
row morning NJ . O'Clock A NJ in order to give les.
sons iu dancing and WALKING. aud if a sufficient
numser are entered he will continue The exer"i'
ses, if not he will decline aud leave Wheeling on
Sunday morning next. T. w BREEDEN.
may -
AXE SALT Of sup,nor Whieuess. Ufo.
h GERS who retail, are invited 20 examine the
auicle. Tor sale by r.. MKEE, a. co.
MAY ~.
ASTORAGE-Groceues or Produce can be- stored
- with the subs, nJers cu accommodating trims.
may ~ r. M'KEE q co.
USrrED Srsrrs DisrRiCr CouRNi wEsrrRy DIS
Taicr ~ VrRGlvts. SrAUNroy.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Notice % Creditors snd ell oihers concerned IN
interest. 20 show cause against the PettiDn Of
No 4i1. Francis Piuukciti Ut Ohio couniy. 70 he
declared a Bankrupt on TuesJay, TIE . b Of August
1912
No SOB WIN X Lindsay. Of Ohm IN. 10 Be derlar
81 q bankrupt on Tuesday The Oh Of AugusI 1872
No J04 James ~ Wheat. of Ohio c.. io be- declat
81 n hankupt ou TufHlsy The 9th ~ AugHst 1872.
~ NiCHO \ TROUT d g..
NOTtCE-AU .h1se indebted. either ~ not,
~ or book account. q, he esfabl. shmput late
~ kcpt by William n Lose BOO Iuiroui one mft
east Of ihis. on ibu N,titual r1at are hereby infor
med hat he books, u.ies and sscouuts 81 suid 81.
tsbHshmeut are boz Gs hands Of RE subscriber. O
whom alone pay mcHfs can bel MADE. Those intercs
Ted may save costs by paying immediate ausn'io
f8 thts notice. NJ REILLY
wa
,. AJOrCE-lh.}c placed NY books md accouu.
~ in ihe hands Of George Armstrong for CO. ic
uan and scnlsment-ior aud agsinst mc-wih b
%str8ttson 10 close ihem Boz he -hortesi manner. en-
!. bore hose indebted 10 ne viii enable him 10
90 , q HAWKINS
Wheeling Jolly . 1912
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

VAIL y SEE-At the slgn Of the BIC RED
bOOT,No lS1, corner of Main d Madison ss.
. cases Mems Calf Pump Soled Bo,ts.
3 " " Seal {. ..
Morocco pump soled monroe~,
ENC assortment Of Gentlemens' KId
Jumps lasting GaiIer-. &c. suitable for summer
wearing; Also M assortment Of Buys and You'll
summer shoes. Jun q SAML MCIAILEN.
, BBLS, CASTOR OIL, just received and Cr
- sale by OLIVER PRYOR.
NAV ~ Union 81. WheeITupya
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'CHEIP ~IfTEHNTTRE-

AZ ORLEY ERNSTEEN. "a novel IN 2 volumes
by g r r James. sutbof Of "Richelieu.
The Ancient Regime the Jacquorio" SC &c.
has been published IN three er,a numbers Of he
New World. and can be procUred a. he Literary
DEPOT ofthe subscriber 40 2. Monroe 81. Of the en-.
tremely low pucs ofTHfRTY ONE CENTS.
i'm rs III THOMPSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

IN the finest style and AT the shortest notice
9E- Steam Boat Bis, Posters. Handbills. &c, pm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

NOTlCE|i hstc placed ny by'ks md accounts
tu he hands Of George Armstrong for CO Zee.
uon and seflement-lor aud agsinst me-wiih iu.
struttton TO close them BOZ he -houesi manner. and
Z bore Hose indebted 10 ne viii enable him 10 ID
90 > q HAWKINS
Wheeling July . 1912
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JACQUIERiE

n additional supply OF tbe above popular no..
~ vel published in two numbers n the New
World o., ias low pnce offsets per copy. Just 20.
ccivcd and for sale % TiiOMPSON'S
may 81
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:, IIOMPSON.-Iias IhIs morning receive,
an additional supply Of James last move. Nor
Icy Ernsein, us published IN three ezra numbers o
The New World n, The low price of 81 cts. VIII,
would not buy a copy q luno OF The best novels eve
written, when 1t eau he had at a low prize. Wei
rfyou want a copy you had better be Ceiling it svOr
for the supply will nol last long.
~ 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

WHEELING SAVINGS lSsrrurOV,l
July 9Th, 1912.
Dividend Of two per cent has been declared
IN on the profits Of this lusiiiuton Tor The lost sr
months which will be paid 10 The stockholders on or
after The 18Th ofJuly instant. X MCCOY.
" Treasurer.
tkklAGS-lOO b rc- sculch lleungs
dried. Just received and cor sale low BY
may 10 NJ. REILLY.
NRENCH CtRRANIs-2 casE. 10 suptu1r
ar'icie just received end ior sale low By
NAV 10 NJ REILLY.
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} & ACiEsON, Secretary.
For seals apply at orr onice ON Water street, one
door sunih Uf The u s Hotel anil at the bar Of the
Virginia Hotel. Main sucei. Wheeling. Va.
A COWTON, Agent.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-29

lone tried may give energy to determination
-, SOM, Of suffering, unworthiy inflicted,
,o,se IN ey,rtion-then may it believed that
cha rovoIuion Of 1910, temporarily checked
and perverted, will yet 90 on, to resume its
Jes,incd course, and to accomplish its pur-
,oses. There will be elements Of power TO
urge its renewed progress which did not orc-
rate to quicken its first advance; and with
less excitabilty there will be in action, if we
mistake not, more of collected, concentrated
strength. The basis is widening every day
upon which the true patriots of 18Th are TO
stand new materials are accumulating, there
are principles in the-rapid process of matur-
ing, aud tendencies Fastening to results,
which cannot but bring forth in unusual force
every energy Of the conservative spirit OF the
country.-Bah. american.
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AEICTlDN SALE.

THE following property belonging 10 the estate OF
L LEWIS LYMAN late of Hartford, deceased, sit.
uacd on the Ompomponoosi' river, in Norwich, VI,
will be offered ior sale nj auction, on the premises, on
the 18th day Of August next, AT two clock, afternoon
viz
4 GriSt and !Sov Nils : CWding and
CLOTHING Works,
with the necessary too and apparatus for working
the snmc AN OIL MILL, MACHINE SHOP, and
n TRIp-HANlMER BLACKSMITH SHOP, with
the water privilege for SAID Mills and with the Mill
Dwelling House and garden adjoining
Also, fire one Story DwcHing Houses
with the usual onrdcus 10 each, and about 80 ACRES
ofgood tlI1eo land Sal property will be offered in
parts or the whole together, viii be announced at
the time of sale
Terms OF sale, 20 per cont. down, or on delivering
the deeds, the remainder IN five annual payments with
annaul interest MARY u. LYMAN, Adn'T
and Guardian 10 Minor Heirs.
JOB LYMAN, ,h,
GEORGE LYMAN, : mum
J,,Iy =
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WE the suits libers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Pro ale Court for the Dis
rrt OF Ch.i,anlcr commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust the cnims and demands of all persons,
against the estate of John T.. Calkrs late of Hines
burgh in sad District, deceased, ropres nod usol-
vent, and also oil claims and demand exhibited in
offset thereto; and SIX months from the day of the
date hereof being allowed sand Court for that pur-
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice, that we
viii attend to the business OF oar appointment, nj the
dwelling OF Widow lcrusha Calkus in HncshurGh
in sad District on the Third Mondays of October and
January next, at 10 O'clock \. VI. on each of SAID
days
Dated, this 18th dav ofJuy A. y. 1912.
Angus TTS NcEUEN Commits
SMITH NOBLE : sloners.
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The Nfac Che'p Cash Store,
by WM.

The cash System Works veil.
HAVlNG lr.cl il TWO wee,, AMI received very
l L liberal patronage, we are encouraged to continue
the same, and 10 q rr very general as urlmcnl OF
.casonahle Fancy and Staple Dry Goods anl Family
Groceries, nj the forrest cash price for ready cash.
"Gool- well ought, are sand to lie half SOLD"
Need any one be told that Good, well laid in a,
New York in Nav, 1872, must lie cheap?
Customers who are rrrl Old Foods AZ cost, will dc
well TO call al the sI-3@NEw CHrAP CASH STORE
before making their PURCHASES, and examine an enirt
Fresh stock Just opened
Monday Mornme, June 81, 1912.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-29

c. Why not keep the Tariff question
distinct from tie Liant DiStribmionN in
ouire the inSdious enemies Of protection to
American Labor. Sirs. yow onn men for
med and torccd the connection, against the
earnest protests and united vote ofihc friends
ofPro,ection. No flc0d of Projection OF
the Land Distribution ever wished the two
united; hut it was done against their reSo-
lutte efforts by coalition Of the Free Trade
and Loco Foco Members Of congress, en-
prcssly approved by John Tyler. All We
are doing row is to get the two measures sep
arated. Yet the Albany Argus, Troy jun
20, and all the insidous enemies Of Protcc-
tion are denonncing the Wings for blending
The two questions i-Trtbnne.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-29
VIOLENT THUNDER STORM.

We have been visited with three storms of
uncommon violence. The first was early in
the morning of the 26th--the second was in the
eyenr Of the same day-the third which was
attended by cop,ous rain, occurred on the NOR
ming OF the 27th--ail in quick succession, and
marked by very yived lightning and loud re-
ports. The rain was much needed for the BEN
eft Of the potl,oe crop But We learn that
the storm Of the 27h overlook considerable
quantities of hay, which had been cut in the
belief that two such storms were as many
as could be reasonably expected in ~
hours
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No I'T('E'

TN subscriber has fitted up his factory in the best
L mannet and is prepared to execute all orders in
his line 10 the satisfaction of customers. Fulled Cloths
mixed. AMI colured, sc. also, Fanncls, manufactured
and dressed on shares or by the yard on the best
terms, and in the est manner.
HORNTIO BARNEY.
Jericho Centre. July 81. lSl?
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FtRE EOR SAFE

Is-rS FOR SALE that well known Farm sit
1s.;SsgTsS uatod in VI lton about one mile on the
ssstsA upper Falls, formerly owned and occupied
--~-Saszs- by the Rev. 5 II. Crane, containing be
tween 2I5 and 300 acres of land compr ed IN part OF
moving, ullagc and pasrnin-, and good wood lots
and sugar orchard. SAID farm IS well watered, ha,
two good dwelling houses one of which is of bllcll
the other OF wood, both in good repair; three good
good barns, one of which is 90 by Il feet, the Others
30 by 10 feet; horse barn and other ont buildings
wan good yards and water brought mo them and Ia
the house IN log and also three good wells Of water
on the farm; being desirable situation Tor n man
who wants To raise neat stock or sheep both, OF
Is an excellent farm for the dairy business. Thos,
wlshln2 10 purchase such farm would do well by
applying soon 10 John and J1mes Morton on the
premises, or to Gen. VIM Nash Of New Haven
Milton, March a, 1872 OFF
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~ IMP ORTiN W o II Il.

rHHE LIVES AND TIMES OF "TlIE UNITED
| FRESHMAN" BY Dr.. r, X. Madden, author Of
'Traycls in the east, &c. &c.
This valuable and interesting work, now in the
London press will be published on the LIST of August,
in Extra Numbers OF the New Word,-thc propre-
tors expecting oIccel>o the proof sheets by the next
Cunard steamer. 1t will contain particulars never
before made public respecting the plans, object ana
conduct, Of the UNITED lRlSiiMAN"-the means
hv which their secrets were betrayed to the Govern
m ni and their measures iru trated. In the collec-
uIu of the materials, which involved the labor OF
many years DR.. Madden made three visits to the
Uulrd States and obtained important documents
and Information from the SURVIVORS of the United
Irshmnn, who had here sought and found shelter.
There is no period IN modern history more repete
with stirring and pathetic incidents, than that of The
famous so-caled Irish Rebellion" of 1893, 1t fur
nishcs the richest material for romantic narrative
Strife entered into the homes olmcn, and Danger was
present at Their hrcsldes. But is unnecessary tC
enlarge upon topic the mention OF which is enougi
| 10 excite the coolest reader DR.. Maidcns work vii
meet the most highly raised expectations, and be re
| ceived with universal favor.
g-FThe above Work will be for sale at d. A. BRA
| MANS BOOK SIG1T, IN Burlington, immedlalel'
on It's publication, where also subscriptions 10 tn
| "SEw woRLD' are received.
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From the Boston Patriot.
Al market 2s5 Beef Cattle, 20 Cows and Calves
200 Sheep and 40 Swine
First quality 81 Is 81 second quaIity4 Is al 90
third quality 50 50a425
Cows and Calyes-Sacs at IS, 81, %. 25,2s 81
and 35.
Sheep Sizes from ST. Is So | IS, ISL, 1911, ?
2 % and 2 50
.Swine--No lots to pealle. At retail from 4l-o to
81