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THE TEETH! TIE TEETH!!

Tie Incompatible Tooth PfspIT0ti0H.
- VIE fact Is proved. aud the most iIcrrd-
n al u and doubling are fully convinced
OriiS great utility. as we have the evidence from,
the sale of ahOnt 25 900 boxes Of the Od"nica
within The past year. 1t Is a-certained from e1-
prrien-e. that wi en- used, the teeth " III never
decay, but remain till the latest age OF maH, witt
their natural wear; and more--in Ihou~an 8 o.
Cases, nervous toIlhachc, Uhai Climax OF pain,
has at been fl clualiy cured by this mo &
po pular dentirice in America. Aud in cone In.
sion, whore. or who IS he young lady or gentle
man, ayr. the i-dividual ihat values a aufIiu
sci Of teeth. SOUND gums, aud sweet br.atn
more than fify cents. that vii be longer destl-
tute of a box of DR.. VI. hitchcock Magnetic
OdoHticu
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UAfRi HAIR :

BALDNESS.-Im portauf Di'covery-fLs Grsaf
Ny.!,'y foSaG Out at LAT.
Ear STEkRI ) BAR REGENER.
EE ATOR.-Dr. S,crrv, after much al
ten:ion 10 The important -u'jec; preserving the
hair has alter many experiments, chemical and
physical, bsen able TO discover an article wi h
is now offered with the greatest cni hd-nce for
the toilet, The best thing ever discovered, ioi
lis sOnening and penetrating quality, 70 Irduc''
a good head OF haIr-to prevent its fall ng III
whrn badness is aPprchr nded-to restore j. when
balduess h taken place, ana 10 proven; it from
turning gray. III Is more HouriShing than p,n-
atuIn, IA. qteO, q COi'GLt wa G. II lisa
beautiful article Tor lddHs curls-t makes the
hair soft and lively, and produces uncommon hr,I-
lIancy. Thousands have tested It's superior vi {
tues and eacrllencr, and in every instance Z
stands uhriyacd. 1t l. an infi.ltahlr cure ~ ali
elections of the skin Ola The head-as d nirlf
&c. nc. Every family should be supple with
bottle OF this OIL, thai by Its app cation To the
head and bar Of h. child. en-, the heauti nj and
ornamental sppendage of nsfine head Of hair
which nature has supplied US .nay be preserved
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-27
October Session, 1912.

The approaching session of the L"gisla-
ure will be one of the extraordinary impor-
lance and interest, and though The pay is
hardly such as 10 induce US to lake the ,rnub-
lie of publishing daily paper, we shall do it
through the session.
L E z MS.
HaltOns Daily Journal, during the session.
81.
H'atchman and State Journal, for three
months, 30 cents.
IVatchm0n and State Journal, during the
SESSION, 25 cents.
Postmasiers or others forwarding SIS shall
receive six copies Of the Daily journal
twelve copies for $40.
OF Editors who give the above three in
serllons will be furnished with the Daily.
f. p. WALTON & SONS.
Montpelier, Sept. 30. 1912.
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.Nen Fail GG0Cs.

r. BIRGE is now receivif fii-t >i't%
u. of Fancy and 81 fpic Eat Ge'oA s';,r-
Jed with care, and DO ueht u"e'h'M'n-' e
rHh Cash, those who wish 10 T't f"'h 80
Goods will find ii for their lnirH - - g.
and examine his stock.
Sent %, 1912.
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United States District Curt,
Vermont District.

In Bankruptcy. Notice to show cause
against petition fDavid Kellogg, of Starks
thorough, in said District, TO be declared
Bankrupt, at The Courthouse. in Rutland,
in said District. on Thursday, October 6,
1912, 10. A. NJ.
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United Safes District C. .urt.
Vermont District.

In Bankruptcy. Notice 10 show cause
against petition Of Henry Vradenburg of
Bristol, in said District. TO be declared
Bankrupt. at the Court House, in Rutland.
in said District, on Thursday, October 6.
I542, 10, A. NJ.
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The Right of Suffrage has not yet been
settled but there is no doubt that tie basis
will he liberal.
0rrhe Providence Journal corrects our
statement that the legal Constitution reject.
ed by the Dorr voters required three yea rs
residence in the Safe. Ofn1tives of the u.
nlted Sta'esi; required but one year, the
same as DORIS Constitution. TH6une.
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U..ited States District Court,
Vermont District.

In Bankruptcy. Nnice TO show cause
against petition Of William J. Tucker of
Bristol, 10 SAID District, to be declared
Bankrupt at the urt-iiouse, in Rutland.
in said District. on Thursday, October 6,
1912, 10, A. Nj.
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& E Z & E & &

Every Federal Loco-Foco from Maine.
Every Federal Loco Fuco from n. H.,
Every Federal Loco Fcce from Maryland.
Every Federal Luco- Foco from Virginia.
Every Federal Loco Foco from N Carolina.
Every Federal Loco Foco from S. Carolina.
Every Federal Loco-Foco from Georgia.
Every Federal Loco Foco from. Alabama.
Every Federal Loco Foco from Louisiana.
Every Federal Loco. Foco from Tennessee.
Every Federal Loco Foco from Kentucky,
Every Fedora. Loco. Foco from Illinois.
Every Federal Loco Foco from Missouri.
Every Federal Loco Foco from Arkansas.
Every Federal Loco Foco from Ohio.
Every Federal Loco Foco from Indiana.
Every Federal Loco Foco from Mississippi.
Pat 9th Loco-Fot from New York, and
five of the Loco-Focos from PENNSYLVANIA
lodged
The ONLY Loco Focos who voted for the
bill were Parmenter of VI assac huse,,s, 9 from
New York, and those from .Pepnsy lvania,
who conirivcG to swallow the bitter pill
without lodging!
But, on the other hand, Of the six States
where there was an undivided Delegation of
Harrison Democrats, viz: Vermont. Rhode
Island, Connecticut, New Jersey. Delaware
and Michigan, the whole vote was given
for tho Tariff. Philddelphia Forum.
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MI ed.

In Salisbury on the oath inst. by the Rev.
Mr.. Marsh, MIR. Royal He'ldin, to Miss.
Helen Doud, of Salisbury.
Married in Cornwall on the 4th Inst. BY
Orrin Field Esq. MIR. Pomeroy Scarf, to
Miss Almra Rockwell.
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Total.... ........S24 952,l9O So
O. That Civil and Diplomatic" item
is too high by more than hltlc. We hope
10 see it much pared down 10 the next sum-
mary, if John Tyler will only stop reviving
useless Offices which Gen. Harrison aboI.
ished. Tribune.
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WORMS! WORMS!

WORMSI WORMY!
4 sR. NJ. III GCHCOCK'S "nryallrd and
~ uneqn led Worm Tea, soYsreign
rtmedv Tor Worns. TINS inevitable med Gin.
has heen tested by the experien; Of mora than
ten years use, and ad administered To mere than
10 900 persona of various ages, ard not one so
tarv complaint, for in one Of thogs ,nds Of m
stances, where it has been used agre-abi' 10 the
printed directions, has il ever failed.
n Ask for DIR. NJ. Hitchcock's Worm
Tea, as there are many nosirums abroad for tn
destruction Of norIEs
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The enclosure of the subscriber aboHt the
middle of July, red 2 years old cosset hci =
er, has on it some white spots The ow-
ner is r-q tested to pay charges aut tax" M
away. MATS MoOn.
Wrvbri4qp s pit. l2 '42.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-27
United Sta'es District Court,
N.r.n1f n,sfr,nt

In Bankruptcy. Notice to show cause against
petition Of Roswell Smith, Of Middlebury in
the said district 10 be declared bankrupt, at the
court house in Rutland, in said district, Thur
day October 6, 1912, 10, AM 10
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United States District Court,
Vermont district

In bankruptcy. Notice to show cause against
petition Of David Briggs of Whiting in sad dis
trlct TO be declared bankrupt, at the Court House
in Rutland, in said district, on Thursday, Oct.
6. 1920 AN. 10
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VINO Passed THE TARIFF 7

The Locos, after the passage Of the Tariff
Bill. have the imPudence TO claim the thanks
of the People, because some twenty Of Them,
against their judgments and inclnationS."
voted for it. We present 5elow a solid
phalan Of these that do VOC against it,
according 10 'tiIeir Judgments and inclna.
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NOTICE.

\ meeting of the stockholders, cf tfa
Middlebnrv Manufacturing Comr.aH; v.
he holden at the Vermont Hotel an the hr.t
Tuesday in Oct next at 10 O'Clock i. ). r.
KENT WRtGHr Clerk. %
BY ". ). opJdrich.
Miid'v. S,.ut. ~ ISi2.
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United States District Court,
Vermont District

Ia Bankruptcy. Notice to show cause againtt
petition Of Albert S. Battles, of Lincoln in said
district, to be declared bankru t, at the conrt
house in Rutland, in said district, OIL Thursday
October 6, 1912, loan 10
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-27

NAUvoo. Ii was commenced BY The Nor.
mons, being then a small village oftwentv
houses, in November, 1899. and such has
been lis rapid growth that it now contains a
population Of 10000 souls. and the number
IS rapidly increasing. 1t is eco miles above
St. Louis. upon the Mississippi river, nj the
head of the Desmoincs rapids. Tn = have
two extensive steam saw mills, large steam
FIGURING mill. tool factory, on a hand
some scale-a foundry-and company Of
considerable wealth from SialIordshre,
Eng land, who are establishing the manufac.
lure of the English China ware. They have
many extensive public buildings in the
course OF construction, besides the famous
temple. and there are very large number
of good houses and stores in the progress Of
construction. Cincinnati Rcpqb.
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United States District Court,
Vermont District.

In Bankruptcy Notice to show cause against
petition of Francis X Burke, of vorg.nre. in
sad district t, be declared BANKRUPT al tho court
house in Rutland, in said district. Thursday.
OCTOBER g. 1872 TO- AM 10
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NATIONAL EXPENDITURES he National
lntelligencer contains the official reports OF
The Clerk Of the House of Representatives
OF the Appropriations nude during the re.
cent session of The 9th Congress. We
give the summary:
Civil and Diplomatic list S9363.2 93. So
Army 6,405.2S0 Sc
Navy 6,774,405 AZ
Fortl6ca,ions 27S.OO0 90
Pensions 73O,776 90
Indian Dept. Treaties, &c. l,3oO,O7i AZ
Private bills. FL. Representatives 1855 OF
Private bills, Senate 62.773 O3
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United States District Cont,
Ua-.~,,.s n.

In Bankruptcy. Notice 10 show cause against
petition Of Andrew Washburn, of Granville, in
said district 10 be declared bankrupt. al the court
house in Rutland, in said district, OH Thurs
day October, 6, 1912, l0AM 10
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United States District Court.
Vermont District.

In Bankruptcy. Notice Ia show cause a.
ganst petition Of Jonathan Green OF L'n"oln,
IN said district, TO be declared Bankrupt, at
the court house, in Rutland, in said district,
on Thursday, October 6, 1912. 10. AN. 10
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United States District Court,
Vermont District.

FtTIIUHI DIeTTICI.
In Bankruptcy, Notice to show cause against
petition Of Ira Ross. of Bristol, in said district
10 be declared bankrupt at the court house in
Rutland, in said district, Thursday October 6,
1919, LOAN 10
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United States District Court,
Vermont District.

In Bankruptcy. Notice to show cause against
petition of Anson Hallock OF Starksboro said
district TO be declared bankrupt, at the court
houscid Rutland. in said district, on Thursday
Octob T 6, 1912, JOAN 10
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-27
Estate of Marshal Miller Deccas-

cd.
We, the Subscribers, being appointed by III e
Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Addison,
Commissioners, 10 receive, examine and adjust al u
claims and demands of all persons, against the
estate Of
MARSHAL MILLER,
late of R;pton in said District, deceased, renre.
scented insolvent, and also all claims and lena nds
exhibited in off Ell thereto And SIX mont hs from
the 9th day of September, Io42, being allow ed 10y
said Court foI that purpose, we do therefore here
by give notice that we viii attend to the bus
mess of our said appointment, at the dwelling
house of Widow Martha Miller, in Ripton, on
the last Thursday Of October and February from
nine O'Clock, A. NJ, until four O'clock, p. NJ,
on each Of said days
DANIEL CHIPMAN.
II. ]. ENos. ; Commissioners.
Dated at Ripton this 1+lh day Of September,
1912.
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United States District Court.

Vermont District.
In Blnkrudtcy. Notice to show cause against
petition of Thomas S. Ehamberlin, of Granvill, ,
in said district 10 be declared bankrupt, at tho
Coust House in Rutland in said district on Thurs
day Oct, 9th 1912, 10 A. VI. 10
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STATE OF VERMONTl

STATE OF VERMONT.
District If Addison, IS.
EpE it remembered that a. a Probate Court
kS held at Middl-bury, in and for the Dis
lrict nf Addison, on the lin day OF Septeln-
beI. 1912.
Horace B. Eldridge adminst ator Of the es-
tate of
OLIVER ELDRIDGE,
late of Bridpurt, in said District, deceased,
PIT SCENTS his petition in whiting. praying That
be NAV he deceased to sell the real and per-
sonaI estate Of the deceased, for The purpose Of
paying the debts against said estate, and
therein sets forth the amount Of dcbIs due
from the deceased, and charges of admins
Iration, the value OF the personal estate, the
situation Of the real estate, and that il is nee
essary To sell the real estate of the deceased
for the purposes aforesaid; Ii is therefore Or
dcrcd rha. the said petition be considered at a
session of said Court, T. be he'll at the Office
Of the Register orsaid Court in sail Middle
bury. on Wednesday tie 18th day of October
mex. al one o'clock in The afternoon. and thai
said administrator give notice TO all persons
i..tcrested, that they NAV appear and make
their objections il any they have u >aid Ii
cense being granted, by publishing certified
copy Of this order in the Middlrbury Peoples
Press a newspaper printed at said Middle
bury three weeks successNely previous 10 the
time of said Cont.
J. S. BUSHNELL, ReLister.
A true copy at record,
Attest. J. S. BUSHNELL. Register. 81
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United States District CourI,
IprnnnnI nirfricf

In Bankruptcy Notice T. show cans, against
petition of Almond Moore, of Granville in said
strict to be declared Bankrupt. at the court
house in Rutland, in said district, en- Thursday.
October s, 1872 10, AN 10
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United States District c. urt,



la Bankruptcy. Notice 10 show cause against
petition of Loyal A. Roberts of Line In. in said
district 10 be declared Bankrupt, at the court
house ia Rutland. in said district, on Thursday
October g. 1872 LOAN ~
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United States d strict Court,
Vermont DiStrIC'.

In Bankruptcy.
Notice to show cause against pctitirn OF Nathan
Grisw old, of Wall ham, in said district TO be de-
clared bankrupt. at the court house in Rutland.
IN said district, Thursday October 6, 1912,
10. A NJ I9
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STATE OF VERMONT .
District Of addison. IS. (

Dt"H'|' y -luufSOH, 10.
HeEi il remembered that at a Probate c. urt
RD neld at Middl bury, in and for the Dis
trct o. Addison, on the oath day OF September,
A. ID. 1912.
Franklin Bump exec 1tor of the lust will and
testament of Salathiel Bump late of Salisbury, in
said District, decea sed, moves this Court that
partition OF all the estate of said dere1srl be made
among the legctees named in the last will and tes-
lament of the dec rased, according to The Provis
ions thereof, nd that commissioners re appoints
ed for that purpose 1t is therefore ordered. that
the said executor appear before said Court at
session thereof. to be hollen at the office Of The
RI gister of said Court, in MiddlebuIy, on We'd
nesday, the 18th day Of October next, at ono
O'clock in the afternoon. at which time and place
the said Court will appoint commissioners 10 make
partition and distribution Of he real estate as =
foresaid, by publishing certified copy of this
order in the Midulebury Peoples Press. a news
paper printed at said Middlebury, three weeks
successfully previous TO the time OF said Court.
j. 5. BUSHNELL, Just. Peace.
A true copy O. record
81. Ates J. S. BUSHNELL, Eeoiste-.
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United States District CouIt,
Nernnnuf Disirirf

In Bankruptcy. Notice 10 show cause against
petition of Lewis Smith. of Middlebury, said
district to be declared bankrupt, at the conri
house in Rutland. in said district, on Thursday,
October 6, 1912, 10, AN. 10
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LoCoFoco--Neighbor A. how can you
support the part, that made the Bankrupt
Law?
FARMER--Neighbor B. how can you sup
port the party that made the Bankrupts7
The Loco s7oppd. True Wing
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Fire! Firel Fire!

yEzUE VI MIXERS or '.'rhe Y. run ont MA
2 Fir Insur me- Company" are he T. by notir:-
ed that the iuowing ass-5- menIs hhv~ ter"
mad by ihr Directors on all not's in iorce ois
tine following days. tovi t.:
Daca,bsr I6.b IS4I D or na- rrnf
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SNUFF--onLg Trenfy- Fire Cents.
FAR. NJ. HITC COCKS newly inv, nted
Ell SNUFF, the best article ever discover
ed by scirnt nc men. IN Europe or America. for
the cure aud absolute relief Of Catarrh, Diz=i-
S. ofthe Head, Weak Eyes. Nervous Head
aches. Fallen Sickness. Fits, and Infants ironb-
led with Snufl-s, partial shocks OF Palsy, etc
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For sale, wholesale and retsil, by FosTEE
DICKINSON sole propretors, and SUCCESSORS to
Hitchcock & Co, III Genrsre Street, Utica,
Y. in Mddiebury, by Sidney Moody. III Brando
by Warner g. Bliss, in Vergennes by John u
Roxn,n %; 3m
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ID i e d :,

IL this Town an Inf,nt Child Of Mr.
Anon Wilcox aged 6 months.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
United States District CourI,

UnIIeH SIaIts DiNtrlct COuTI,
Vermont District,
In Bankruptcy. Notice TO show cansc against
petition of Ephraim S. S ymour. of Mddlebury
insaid district to be declared bankrupt. at the
court house in Rutland, in said district. on
Thursday. October 6, 1912, 10 AM IS
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AfCGiR AND MOiN$SES CT
- i.ruwu Sugar from u H.! a. . r...-,
pr p'und.
Tlrnitli Molu,sr- ii 81 zeal. p. = J.
L,n.
Porto Eico syrup. a ti,, r-t.. rr, be-
FIR sal" hy \. " " ) jnrHs "
Aus &. IS4,.
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Goods! New Goods!

WYE invite the attention Of nur iriet Dc ana
w customers 10 Our stock Of goods. for the
Spring and Summer They are 10 part a. fol.
laws:
Blue. black, brown, and invisible green
Cloths and Cassimrres, .
Lead. brown and drsb MerinoC assimeies.
Black Gambler. Ga,nbnons. Georgia Nam
keen and Alrscca Cloths.
Salineis. KsntUrky Jesnes. Brown Linen
and Cotion DrIllInps,
Satin. Fancy Silk T. Msrseilles Veslings.
French, EnglIsh. American aud FuTni.urs
Points, London Glnehsms, %
Mau.lIn de LANES. Chsllrys, and Print
ed Mu.lins, "
Black Bombazines. colored and black
Silks. and M.yaunr Prints.
Lead color and black figured i.acss,
Swiss. Null. Figured. striped. aud Cheek
MuslIns, Jscouet Muslins.
Colnnred aud whi,e Camburs,
Plain aud figured Bobinets. Bonneis. Rib
snds. aud Edeings.
Ladies' white. cOIored, and black elk
Gloves and Mifts,
BIeached e. brown Shir,ings q SheeIines.
Gun elastic Braces. fancy Sucks, ScsrIs,
aud black C,svsis.
Umbrellas, and Psras.ls. I,ish Linens,
Linen Bnsoms and Collars.
Fancy Silk. Gauze Dress Iiandkerchiefs,
sud Muslin Guitars,
White and blsck Hoe and half Hose.
Ladies fine Seal skin Slippers and Walk.
ing Shoes, ...+.
Mrn's Pumps. Boots and Shcrs.
HATS. Plan, Fur, Blush aud Beaver.
SADDI.ERY, Mems hest and common
Gut back Trees, Boys dit o. C"lum.
b,s and woud Horn Side Trees. log
skins and Plush, s,raining and bee,
cotton Webbing. md Sklruug Leather.
Momcco Skins, Buckles, Birdie Bits,
and SIitrup ions.
Whine, Red. & Black Leads, White Trad
IN kegs. Indigo. Msddtr. Spanish Brown,
Venetian Red, Crnme Green aud Yellow,
C"Pperas. ground Pepper. Spec. Ginger.
Turpen ine and fancy Soap. Black ard
Imperial Teas. CcpsL Varnrsli. Gum ca.
acum. Gum Myrrh, and Gum Sheliack,
to'ch Varnish. Gunpn~ der. Salt. Can
dies. Lnaf and Brown Sugar. M"Iss..s.
Window Glass. 8 ny 10. Puuy. Mails.
Cotton Yarns. SnIe and Upper LEATHER.
I'm Ware Of various kinds. aud Books,
Hardware aud Cuulery, CHINA. Queens.
ware, and Glass. &r. &c. &c.
Tue Subscribers niirr their goods On reason.
able teens. Tary were selected with great
care. aud we leel determined TO sell al such
prices as will suit H." tunes
L. MURRAY d Co.
May "a o., a,n,
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Fall and Winter
GOODS.

which he will sell very cheap for cash, or IN q
credit 90 puHctaai dealers. Ills stock CON.
prices, IL part, the following:
Superior wool dyed Black CLOTHS,
Do. do. Blue do.
a DO. do. Invisible Green, do.
d.. Brown, and Drsb, do.
do. Steel mixed DO.
Beaver and Pilot ClnIh,
Cioaks and Overcosls.
Fancy Cassimeres. Satineis,
Kentucky James, Krrseys,
SILK, ns. s'''"' and A'''-} vnsrlNes.
Merino Gloves, Shirts. and Drawers,
Stocks, Cravats, Shirt Collars. Bnsnms,
White and Green Msckinsw Blankets,
Whitney g. Rose do.
Jarkone, and French Muslin,
Figured, striped. aud plain Silks,
Black anil blue batk d..
French. English and American Prints.
Black, 6sure,i, and plain MUusseIin de
Lanes and Challies.
Black and bIue-blark Bomhsziues,
French and English Merinoes.
Silk and Mousselin de Lane Dress Hand.
kerchleIs,
Paglioni, Rob Roy. and Plaid Shswls.
IDng Lawn. Hem stitch aud I.Inen Cam.
l. bro llandkerchiets,
Dinlask and Bird.eye Diaper.
I3lpached and brown Table Covers.
Irish Linen. black and brow Ilallsnd.
Worked Collars. Edgings and lnsrrlings,
Florence and Straw Braid, Silk and Cy
press BnnneIs,
Ilonds. Flowers, Bonnet Ribbons, I'm.
breslas, &c.
Beaver, Fur, Brush and Wool HATS.
Gen'Iemeus and Boys Fur, Cloth, aud
liar CAPS,
Genrlemen's pegged and sewed Boors
aud Shoes,
Cuarse Broghans,
Ladies' Leather aud Morocco Shoes and
Slippers.
Do. Cater Bonts.
Boys and Misses Boots and Shoes.
Glass, Queeuswsre. Crockery, aud Stone
Ware,
Hardware and Cuulrry, 5s= 49,.
Chnculate. lace, Cl",es, .....
Mnlasses. LoaI and Brown Sugar,
Black and Green Teas,
Powder, Shot. Nails. Window Glass,
White L"ad and other Paints, &c. &c.
aud all other articles usually brought, 10 this
market. H-.-....+
WILLIAM NELSON.
RoFemoer 70. Of