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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-26
TO THE EDITOR or TIE EyQ UIRE

TO THE EDITOR OF TIE ENQUIRER.
have seen with modification and concern, that Flu
wanna in the late Democratic Convention, repre-
sented | may say, almost entirely by proxy. Allow
me to return the thanks of the Democracy of the coun-
ty, to yourself and the gentlemen who acted with you,
as altenates for 1t is but sheer justice, however,
to saw that but for the lncemency of The weather, on
Monday, the discontnuance Of the James River pack
els and the indsposon Of several Of US, who were
relied on by Others the representation would have been
ample. We feel this delinquency the more, from beng
ware that the county of Fuvanna, has justly forfeited
the confidence of her sisters Of the Democratic family,
since her fall from the lofty ground she but lately &C.
cuped though be assured she is rayng, and will yet
sbow. that she is worthy Of her former self. In our
was taken. in selecting Col. ID. w. K. Bowles, as a
candidate for the Spring canvass-a gentleman com.
bining intelligence, rmness, unwaverlng principle and
rir,ue in pirate life, with an ameny OF disposition,
that blends in harmonious action all OF these admirable
Qualifications il is true, the Colonel declared on
the occasion Of his being nominated his unieigned re-
uctance TO the canvass, or service; but sincere as
tnow that reluctance have been, and praiseworthy
The motives which actuaed 1t, cannot believe, that a
citizen SO esteemed and patriot SO untlinchng will be
indifferent to an appeal at once beseeching and unani-
mous-to resist which, !, in common with his fellow
citizens generally conscienousy believe, were 10 sa'
cr;6ce Tie principles and Standing, not Of his party
,ionc bu. of his native couny-and let say, with
CImer as our Congressman snch Senator as we shall
selac al the Louisa District Convention, and Bowles
a.. the Representative Of Fluvanna the Abemarle Dis
r;ct will again the lofty stand from which It
was BETRAYED by the detection of Dalgetty, and his
disciplined snbalterns.
One of The Fiuranna Delegates 10 the
Democratic Republican Contention IN Richmond.
F1ryAsys Feb. I9.
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

TONGWESS.
WAsuISGTos, Feb. 25.-In the House, the eulosium
ofihe Hon. Lewis Williams pronounced by his COL
league Mr.. Rayner. Mr.. Adams begged the indulgence
oflhe House, that he might give vent 10 his feelings
the melancholy occasion.
After high eulogy on the character Of the deceased,
he concluded with the remark that If there be North
sn bosom which chershes the desire Of dsunon let the
deluson be dspelled by the thought, that in such
event he would to be connected in the union of
citizenship with the country which produced Lewis
Williams.
Mr.. Johnson of Maryland, then made laudaiory
speech The usual resolutions then passed, and
The House adjourned
In the Senate, Mr. Graham made few appropriate
remarks after the annunciaon of the death Of the
Hon. Lewis Williams, and he followed by Mr..
Clay, who seconded the resolutions which had been
offered as n tribute Of respect TO the memory Of the de
ceased. -.Nadis0nidn.
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hold another meeting on The second Monday Of April
In few days look out for some "asioundng dnclo.
sures from the Girard Bank. The people are getting
cut "i all patience and aill be heard"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-26

We rrsr't To 'arn that The Hon. John w. Jones Is
tnrd to his room by ndi>pnsion The first severity Of
We disease Is somewhat ir,srncd, bu he ia far
Mr.. G'lner las been detained at home by sickness
in his family.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-26

WILLIAM F. RITcHlE ArIoSsrr ~ L. hehmord "a,
w Office for the present. with Dr. Richie on Nam street above
the Banks. te' -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-26

,hs Comet, aud the Encomum. | call your
t:, 10 the journal of the Senate OF the u s. con
aeh's rssontions unanimously adopted by that body
i'n'us those cases These resolutions, believe,
,ssdy been brought to the notice OF her hal's'
nav cnyernmen, bu, it may be well that both the re-,
themselves and the debates "s h ps. ns ssa
% among the documents regularly transmitted to
Gov sca,ion and the debates in the newspapers with
'T k.,h !, has been supplied from this Department
Van will avail yourself of an early opportunity OF
,,u,uncatnC 10 Lord Aberdeen, in the manner which
81. nav deem most eSpedcnt the substance OF tins
yo a and YOU will receive further instructions re-
tho case of the Creole, unless it shall become
.,h7sc, Of discussion at Washington
~ il Ill your communications with her Majesty TO-
."n,ent. YOU will seek to impress it with full con-
,inn Of The dangerous importance 10 the peace OF the
,no countries of of this kind and The de-
,,s nature of the questions to which they give rise
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-26

he Birthday Commemordf0h.-Ih ms university OF
w,sb,nr,on's birth was celebrated with more than or,
n.,y enthusiasm by the people of this city and
cue" Whether the late exciting scene in Con-
..sss produced By the petition brought in BY MIR.
.5,ms 10 dissolve the Union, has awakened The minds
: hoss who witnessed il to OF the great value
=, hs work which the labors of Washington's whole
- rsre devoted 10 establish, cannot say; but there
ras deeper feeling evident in the displays OF to-day,
man we have before observed on similar occasions =,
rss military parades were very fne-Globe, Feb. p
w,suxcroy. February 23.-We regret to announce
,h,u III, Lewis Williams who has been member
,s House Of Representatives for the State of North
C,ona for upwards of thirty years, died o-day a, his
i, ,,nrs in this city, ofbons peursy, after an illness
ofiwenty four hours.-Glots
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o
-.Naisaa,aa " " " ~ ~
Mr.. Gmer las been detained nj hone by sickness
in his family.
" We have been prevented to-day BY an accident
(which might have evenuated in serious consequcn
ces,) from furnishing our usual portion Of Editorial
maer-but readers will see no cause TO regret the
ohssioh as II has more attractive metal perhaps, Ia
engage their attention. Among other articles we lay
before them an able letter from Mr.. Webster, in the
case oil the Cre"le-the spirit of which, confess
has most agrteably disappointed our expectations.
The Abingdon Banner has commenced the publica.
uon OF the Proceedings of the late Democratic Conven-
ioh ana promises to present the fine Address TO the
Party, which was adopted By the Convention" No
Republican paper could present at this time finer Do.
cument.
The Lcesburg esprit of Democracy" republishes
II, and asks for il tan attentive perusa Ii says truly
that much the larger portion Of il "is from the pen OF
one VINO has but 10 continue lie has begun to dc.
serve and receive the highest honors his native State
can bestow.''
II Great Stahc.-The Washington Correspondent of
Inc ". l. American writes the l7th that "The Su-
pree court have been occupied for the last two
hearing the great of Mrs Gaines against the Exc
cutors OF the will Of Daniel Clark of New Orleans and
those holding portions Of the property by purchase from
them The amount involved in the decision between
5000 and Sd0,00O000 Her counsel Ire Messrs
Key, Walter Jones and Crittenden. MIR. Key COM
menced to-day, and made powerful exhibition Of the
enormltles practsed by the executors and their accom-
pieces IN the destruction Of the last will of Mr. Clark
IL is pericc, romance OF real life. He closes io.mor.
row, aud will be followed BY Gen Jones. Messrs.
Brent Gather and sony have preceded with very able
and ingenious argument for the present possessors-
The hearing Of the will occupy about two days
longer The decision will not probably be given for
two weeks"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-16
Iceih, Ircth-Saoe your Ireth
Great Improvement Dentistry!

TAR. SAXTON having cnrarod DR.. PEARSON,
~ Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist from the rlly
OF New York, as a partner would mos, respectfully
announce to the citizens Of Burlington and the neigh
boring towns That they have opened an ON e at Mr.
Griswold's, on the West sle of Church street, one
door North of the Burlington Bank, where they are
prepared to attend 10 all cases included IN either
branch Of the profession.
Teeth (of DR. Pearson's own mannacture) inserted
upon his highly improved suction plate, which is
retained frinly IN the mouth upon stHcuy sclehuhc
PRINCIPLES, thus dispensing with the use OF clasps,
sprinrs or liLature, objectionable. Teeth inserted
upon the above plan are beyond detecuon and rem
dcred Il not so useful the natural ones more SER
viceabe than those inserted upon the ordinary prln-
cipes. =,
Decaved Teeth filled with pure gold, or prepare
ton which IS introduced in the form of apaste, but
soon hardens and resists the action of all ACIDS or
other corrosive matter, while It gives the tooth ITS
natural appearance and preserves II from farther de-
cay. ;.,.,u .,,J ella mini
the above preparation and restored TO usefulness
Accommodations of tartar removed from the teeth
without iniuring the enamel which is frequently the
result of an unskiliu operation
All operations warranted to give satisfaction
T"oth extracted with one third the usual pain.
Jndividuals DESTROYS of having dental operations
ncrformed are invited to call and see specimens and
SATISFY themselves of the above Improvements.
Children's teeth regulated when inalorlhatloh Is
taking place in consequence oil neglect during second
Advice qven on diseases of the Gums, Sockets, and
Antrum, free OF charge. ,., -
tH;,,,;n The city of New York, and Charleston, sc
hcye he enioyed long and extensive practice lil
ohioct in coming north is i'll consequence of blou
affections.
Darlington, June 10, 1872.
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ri oIi'E.-.S =" Mclcmc Is eat known hy the
L cures 1t pcrlurn-.-F17 !. Newton. pauacoa,
or Purifier of the Blood Tic unparalleled and stu.
incrca> ngrcpualion which this medicine has arqair
ed throughout the New gland States, aud the many
cures it has performed. and the great demand made
forit by tac advice ofphySicans well acquainted with
lis preparation, has diced the proprietor TO extend
lis circulation to almost every town in the eastern
states and the principal towns IN the United States.
This Panacc, warranted purely vcrctal lc and is not
surpassed ~ any other medicine ever offered to the
afflicted as its extensive sale and great popularity
plainly prove. Ii has within the last eighteen months
cured lis thousands ofthe most obstinate diseases, a.
can lie proved by certificates, ana Is pronounced by
eminent and respectable physicians The est medicine
in use U.cfIl information may 10 found in circtars
containing certificates Of cures and directions for la
king the medicine The following appointed agents.
Burlington, p T. X and S SPEAR, Il. Moody
st AHans, Curt, aud Russcl-Mil,on, {. Ora. g
Ml,on Fall, Burnc and Sawvcr--WatcrviIlc, Fisk
and Brown llnc>burgh, iui and Coob-FairtlX,
Parker and lalied-Eeracnne+, Adams and Murray
---Comlril-c, NJ. Wire,--lrjcrhiIl, NJ. c. Barney
North lcrr.l urlh, II. G. WicN"r-Gcorgin, A. Bliss
"n'i-tor, :. Observation-Disclosures, Eroen & n &C.
-Juhn-on, G. l.. Warner and C'--llonhton, I;han
Smuh-Ba,cr-iicll, Arlington aud Woojwarl--Fair-
field, Barnet AMI Farnswouh. eu.ply.tl9
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lTTW GOODS.
LOVELY g. SEYMOUR

ARE now opening a heavy stock Of seasonahle
\ t;oaIs recently purchased in New York which
ac offered the puplic at prices when cannon iall
4 a ensure their sale. Among them are,
Black, Blue Black, Blue, Invisible Green and
steel mixed Broad Cloths, very snperio. gua,''y Of
Cassimeres, Silk Velvet, Ne,tngs, Linen DrIIlngs'
Gambroons, and variety Of Goods Tor summer wear
silks for dresses and Lonnels, SATIN, ChaIyS blach
and colored Muslin de LANES, large lot OF Mefn9
Shawls and Hdkf Dire lldhis. aud scars, sil1 ana
linen cambria iidlls, great variety OF HloFeS ah'
Hose; large assortment Of English, FRENCH "i'
American calicoes, and mourning calicoes al unpre
cedentodly low prices; LeghoIn, straw and Palm lea
bonnets a great variety q Ribbons, Laces lmhel'
las ParasolS shades, Moslins, Camhrlcs, lleache
BORDERING, looking glasses, rugs, mats, carpelnss
all Of which are for sale ow.
June |, lSi9.
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DI%EA%TS DF THE TCNGS.- sTcc.derl,
the most uouuldr tcm'd, eNor kupwn ~ tmcIica
Vegetable Pulmonary Edisaf il the most valuable
Gem DIV no" pusc 81 coUss, colds, asthma or thslc
con.Hmprpu whOJri cough "Gi pulmonary al C'Iuu.
ofc'efy kind Its -1c is s.caal Increasing and the
propr'ors are constantly e""yiug he mo: abb,
account 81 US eGsris. hc following new ceijhrics
are oGaroito pubic examination.
Az lNTErEsrInG CASE -EXIac' ola 'eiter from
pr,prl.iors. lyons If M. b rs,. was dt', iced
= icmrk1la cnte va c-c go by lie Veg ,lol.. .aA
nsnHry Bhi.im IN rh" Vu'c' ana ,rriul ol 1926. ln.
rcrson, Mr.. NooL,, BAD been -lr< Il ior. time wul
he CONSUMPTION. lli- rh, ,iciau. hnd gwen him up
c VAS reduced so low ~ 10 'eunaG!e Q" hrp himself
and was raising Il large quantity OF blood when he
commenced using th- Gdi.uu, which has effected 4
complete cure, and he Is NOW hale and hearty
ever he was Sir. Moody has removed from ihi- TOW
hnt ne has prrm.Pl mr more detailed account Of h..
case, which wiil1twIrl sou. G. . CLAY.
k,n's'oo, \, Y. june p. 1898.
E%rHcl of q Icucr from DR.. Jacob Myers The
Vegetable Pulmonary Bll.am has been sold in hi.
uncommon celebrity, Tor II -CIlCely IN one n.tanc,
ined "t having The de-ued oGrci. am hy means
~ i'vnr oilhc many uo>trums, most Of which i'm
positions upon crndrlous puhr, tar rhl which
know by Us" 10 BE- eircull, c,onn, help tn, Civ ~,
hupoh lion rhere'a. oounruli' preparation hl.
been offered here by atraNriiug i-eut, of tom5'ucl
" \. and ho,r s drohcr ar icle lendei he,e that
JAcor MYrns, ". d.
WELLINGTON, Juna'A co Penn Nay 3, 1887 Fou
DE-. Samuel Norreli, to the ptourictnts @" the Neee
table Pulmonary Ea'-am | am satisfied that the We.
-ctabe Pulmonary Btisim o. 4 valuable urdeciuc
has Ieru used ~ TN place with compc'c success ~
an obstinate complaint Of The lungs attended wih q
severe cough, Iuss at voice. aud the rlsin, Of much
blood, Mhrth had previously rcsistcd many approved
prescriptions. ArCr usiug the lasim cue week. 'ht
patlcm voice Ie'utned and he was able to sneak audi
by. This Gaze occuucd some time since, AID the
Gup'rrI uo IA ~ Inn l4l 1yrt.,l-
business. Respectfully Sc. :. NORHFLL.
l. Is now more thau six Years siare I was hipugiI
very Tow hy an affection OF the lungs and com; a'
wac decdtel I" be iucuIah'r Nv cuuuc Of rhce ph,
sclans. Was then re,tOrcd 20 gpol hralh ~ had
enoNodIT many Years, h> usins the iCct able Pa.
mon'tN B'kRn. Since NV recovery nave recon
mond'i the Bh'sam N gtcdt many casts ot 'uur
complains, and far ~ rau ca,n, liz uso hes IN
varlahs been followed b, mu,h benefit, and az man,
instances II has effected cnirs winch wc,ruhol, urex.
perlel, SAMUEL EyERrrr,
bos on, March .. 1887
For sale, wholesale and rclaii, by PECK &
SpE AR burlington, ".
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BURLINGTON. VERMONT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, 1912.


RIOfFAT'S VEGETABLE Llft MhilCINtS-
their manifest and sensible acton III purifying the
~prin. aud channels Of life, and cndumg them with
renewed tone and rgor. i'Aany hundred certified
cascsw which have Len made pn lic, and in almost
every species ct disease Z" wh'rh'hc human frame o.
LIABLE the happy .c'tS OF MorNr's LIFE Pulls ASD
fHENiX BIrrERN ave Icon sreaiiiliy and publicly
acknowledged by 'ae persons lcncutcl, ani who
we're previously m 'cq1an'oh win thcbeanlI1ly PHI
iosophlca' prhcp G., upon wli'hthey are compound
! c Lana 1nrn Wnlrh lhry consequently act.
Inc LIFE MEil'lNrS' recommend thems YES in
disease 81 every FORM ana de-crPton' lhelr hr>i
operation Il 10 200 en- ir"" ihe COATS 9f he stomach
ana o"'',, Inc E2fio Is il'PHHr ana cruHtrs con
.taniy sclIn% arodn1 ihoiA; ana "remove The har-
denGi laces WM'h cone'i IN INC c'n1oiulonN OF he
',haHe~l intestine; ohcr hle,,rheS only Pariia ~
cieah>ctn'c, ana cave suih r''I"'"I mas eS Lehhd
Is 70 foI'G MAJ iHi 90 UFcn'>S' yum all us IRAN oi
cNHS. or sudden uI1rlhul, WIhii~ Hhuhcht uascrs.n
Thi- fact is well known to all Icgular anaonis,
VINO examine the human towels ai,crdealh and hence
the pre'ni'c oi lhpS" Wei h''Nne' 'n af9lh' qnrh
ln'h',ner--or me "i"", t''r ana htr".Ged to
tn'@'. .iN i"' f"h' yer Nhr t'''h' c3;t' 81
we L.Ie We ,,m.N g. - rI''n th' ""ncyN 3nd the
''r uu" 70! ~. "''h Wv, I'.'I a"i i"'nh->' Inc
h'%iniW'r'I1h OF ""'h c'''' 'c2lHs upon ih" re-
quarry I" me "t.'1r! orSaH'' ne Wun' Whirh
aeS Us reflector from Inc agency "i Tue IIyer ana the
uhEs before passes nt3 me hIa', .cn% lhl> purified
ny neli' ana hofi. heH " iooi coming from clean
,tonacn' course ircr!y 'nro,LGh me VEN, renew>
every par, OF The h ,yienl, ana immrGEnn'y mounts
uola,,s Vrrn,ailr IL, NrIn.nn, Iovr Iacr thor
onahly tested. and promonccia "ovcrcIen remedy for
H.. .! l.. I,i,,.t ii,.,,. ,,l.,..a.-,, il, -.
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TsT.s. s;pkATg GD'cs
u 4 LIS 4 III - LILY Err w orr

Observe when you bay that You &c, the genuine
prepared at 375 Bowcry, New York. See that 37i
Bpwrry New Nor, on the wrapper of each Botl'c
All Others are Frauds and sold only Is spectator
without rcsarllo Justice, to the public, or the proptc-
tor, OF the genuine article
EOR Consumption, and LAYER complaints, Dyspcp-
L sa, dizznc.> ofihc head, loss Of Appetite Gyscn.
tary, and general rcruaicr OF the whole system.
None genuine but that prepared at 375 Bowcrv,
New York; where the article wa, tir.t made the cha
ar'cr Of he mcjrmr formed and established Nv the
present sole propucturs and Whonfe the only rcr- ons
knowing the composition Of tie genuine. 1thas teen
ucl Gccc -flly for lh years in the cure Of these
diseases. tt Rcmrml cr the ORIGINAL and Genuine
is made only Al No. 37j Bowcry, New York. All
mi ltprs rrr turutprGif
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LYMAN & COLE

II y
- AVE received flyir usual ,,,nn. irr ,...r,,,,
J. l aud variety of Sprnraul summer G. O a. - =:
wh,rh they cra' -rua y re ur,l prices; con. tim.
Ia part a Printed Lawns, Cam, rlc., Muslin, mn
MORNING av.n> ''''
L rh ATTN striped Byornc &c. for la,l,rs, s,rp,c
d,r, O..
New pattern Muslin de I,afnc,. satin .trn,I l'oI,c.
q.
Ta'n' l.9cF AMI Blue hI1"i Rom aznc,
'-"e, ne niacE "aI c".onj do.
hedNy 'i''eA canton, 'Gn le Swiss and cold Silks,
-haWis.
L1pn., nest >rarIet' ha'., aud "oorcd Mcrino.
scars ana fahcy fiandkcrchlCts.
Muslin de- Lame. ThHct wool. and fancy. s,,,,
Ur',ani I,io,,, C,, mc''' ".' 'I H ~ SS'ln
NJ i', - i,,, ST. W., '"m SiN II "a Is
w,r.ieIdo. ' ''''''0
=, A.,
Id Ht,E S''h N.,'' ahd "NFc~' 'oioreI ! bie'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-16

Eg CORES ESSl.NCE or LlFl.-A Valuable
NR Medicine, which, if rightly applied, will he the
means Of >avin4 thousands from an mnllmcy grave.
1t has been soi and used for thirty years. with great
success, and found very cliiraciou, in the following
dj.ca>e-, viz. CONSUMPTION, VI hopping Couahs COM
mon Coughs, Coh,, dIicn!l Breathing, Influenza,
NGinsy, Asthma, Ph.hi,jc, Sp'timg Of Bool Ilau-
lcnry INDIGESTION, Loo>cne,S OF The Bowels, FIJI, Of
every Kind, Cramps, Ricketts, Coic, Cararrl, by en-
mry, FaiHtin- tIypo'honira" : cttjon,, Headaches,
SICKNESS al Stomach, Nelslc., preventive ofCun-
ta.rol> III case. Guu and Ehcuiuati,n.
IT, heab ovc Medicine j. prepared Iy Henry Scy
moHr, OF iiadlcy, Mas. from the Original Recipe, iv
the dreHiyn Of >al Moore, and sold ~ HIM and tine
principal Drisgi>t, IN The United State.
Sol wholesale aud retail ly Pee; & Spear
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M. G.. HAT'HHFSUN,
DRAiYHs:s AMI T,ALInR

HAS Just returned from New York with the
IL SPRING FASHIONS; also, n superior as
sormcnt of TRIMMINGS, NESTINGS, &c.
shop in Church street, nearly opposite the Bank of
Burlington. May -, 1872.
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Surprising Curc Of Censumption.

VT. R. Uldd1n q Dc7hi n y, Ola nl'uaIIy con.
sunpivc constitution, has teen .ayrI from an un-
timely end the Use Hr. Tavlor> Ba'.am of liv-
crwutt \ sclerc cold Brought on an at'ar; OF pcrl-
rc~y, and thu, ended in renerallebIity and con,nm,-
ton. ! constant cough, hectic tu,h, rr~t.e. nights
quiet, ia., .o... f.u,.au, ...- a..4 .' - a. g..
~'cr'y death lY a. soon p. commence Il.r %. e. OF
hi, al-am grew Letter, and i, now Ealy restored
10 health.
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w T. the subscribers, having been appointed bv
w the Hon. Probate Court for the District of
Chttenden commissioners 10 receive, examine and
adjust the claims aud demands Of all persons AGAINST
the estate Of l. Y.ilN BEECHEI' late Of Hines
burgh, in said District deceased, represented nso-
vent, and also all claims aud demands exhibited in
offset thereto and six months from the day of the
date hereof being allowed by said Court for that pur.
pose, VIC do hereby give notice, that we will attend
10 tie business Of or apo nIment at the dwelling of
Elmer Beochor in Hincsburgn, IN laid District, on
the first Monday OF October next at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Dated, this 26lh day of May, a. D. 1912.
| JOSEi'H MARSH Commis-
ITHNAN n. SMITH ( s'oncrs.
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DRUGS q MEDICINES.

TsNUE subscribers o,e continually supplied with
L ertV cr,as IN Vic above hranoh, hcih Of the
Onic.nal and patent .'rds Medicinal waters rom
SARATOGA; a.. from Caledonia, C0noll; Medical
WIN. g mail H..r.. I-... ,si Surgical Ins ruments
Mineral T,ath, a.. 81. Prescriptions put Vi at tho
shortest uolro.
PECK 4 SPEAR, Apothccares.
Burlington, w.
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NEW AND CHEAP
NARDT1RE, CUTLERY. &c

TgNIC su scribor having jus, returned from Now
4 Nor',, where he Inns So 'Cctel a new and com
pleto assortment Of HARDWARE, SADITTPY
HARDWARE. CUTLERY q c. nov oe,rs the sans
at the loves rrsH "a.
From 'aa fa,'r.p vii n he Lee -. obtaining Ire
goods, aa 'aolaJIel 10 cicr n rrlva.e M cons --
ably less prices than 1t bias hsrto been sold r -.
mont.
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BEWARE or DECEPTION.

r. has frequently conc to the knowledge of the sub
l scrber, that empty Snuff Jars, with his labe on
them have been bought up for the purpose OF selling
Snufl.abes have in some instances been counter
iecd, or the general design Of the same so imiatod
to easily deceive the unwary lie deems it, there
fore hi dirty to inform purchasers Of the manner in
which they are often imposed upon; and he woul
hereby request them TO tear OIL or duace the Labels
the outside of the Jars after having disposed of the
contents, so rs TO prevent further us, of the same
A suitable reward will he paid for such evidence as
posters.
The subscriber continues 10 Manufacture and Of
fers for sale The tolioeing articles:
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Summer Complaint.

The BaI,am OF l.ivcrWoy, in several cases Of thi
disease, where all other reAcc, applied by phv-i.
clans have proved intellectual has proIlccl "a pclle'