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ZzSxA THE Subscriber has taken the large and
NEW BOOKS.
ID. A. ER A MI A n

D.A. BR A NJ AN
II A S received the pre- cnt week, the following
l. lworts, in addition 10 his extensive assortment
which he oder, for sale very low for ceash.
Rohin>on'> Palestine. Mrs. Adams Letters,
Ronaldc, Iacqueue, Whcpley's Compcnd,
Le Of Richard :Cnur dc Lion,
longellow'> Ballads, Barnaby II dgc.
Ben Johnson, London cd Ca'lin'> Indians,
Punchard's View Of CongregallUnaIism,
Llebg's Agricultural Chemistry,
Mrs. Smiths Memoirs, Presidents Messages,
Elcrle> Practice, Coerdge's Works,
Charles O'NIaley, 'lrumbull's Reminis cnccs,
Plutarch'> Lives, Bards Travels,
Rural Life OF England, Life of Willer.orce,
Ca>S France Canp els Poc;Ical Works,
Bryant Poems, Hitchcock Geology,
Life Of Newton, Life of Bishop Chase,
Souihcy Pocrlca Works,
Loc,har's Spanish Ballads.
April 7.
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Strokes d Co. J Cn7TEspEs CorSTy Cornr
vs. 7 august Term A. H. 1871.
HIRAM @. EAroS.S Whereas George b. Shaw,
Timothy F. Strong and William l.. Strong all OF
burlington in said County of Chitichden Partners and
Merchants in trade at said Burlington, by the name
and styleof "STRoNGs a. Co." commenced their suit
IN sad Court at the August Term thereof A. ID. 1s4
against Hiram G.. Eaton of Bolton in the Province of
Canada, therein declaring against said Eaton in a
plea of the case, for $4,000, for goods, wares and
merchandise. before that time sold and delivered bv
Plantliis TO the Defendant and also for $500 money
had and received 10 and for the Plaintiffs use by the
Defendant and which Defendant had not paid,
though requested which suit having been duly enter.
ed in said Court the Plaintiffs appeared by the Attor
neys, Siiaw and Weston an the said Eaton not ar-
pearng, and il not being made TO appear to said Court
that the SAID Eaton has had personal notice of the ser.
vice snd tendency of sad suit the said Court ordered
that the sad suit lie continued to the next Term of
said Court, 20 be holden the 4tl Tuesday Of Nav
next, and the said Court further ordered that notice of
the service and tendency of said suit given TO the
sad Eaton by blishing the substance of the Plain
Tiff ssal declaration and this order in Burlington
Free Press, newspaper printed in said Burlington,
three weeks successfully, the last of which publca-
tons to be al least twenty days before the sitting of
sad Court which shall be consd ered sufficient notice
TO the SAID Eaton 10 appear and make answer to said
SUIT.
April l. 1872. WIN, NOBLE, Clerk
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Il. T.. Il w. L. STRONG,

HAVING purchased Of The firm of Strongs Geo
l. Ithcir stock in trade, will continue the bI>nc. s
and Ter TO purchasers goods in their line, NJ prices
corresponding with the tines.
Anrl Il. 1S11
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PLASTER
BEWARE or DECEPTjON

BE !HRE or RECEPTIONS
has freq emily come - the kn1wle &c Of tho sinh
Il scrber, that empty snuff Jars with his Label on
heni have been bought up for tho Egrpos of selinr
IN them an inferior uluy Snuff aud also, that his
smut -label have. IN some instances been counter
ieted, or the general dcs IN Ct The same 50 imiaed
asto easily deceive the unwary. lie deems it, there
lore M dUtp to inform par, hases of the manner in
which they are often imposed upon; and he woul,l
hereby request them tear of or dciare the l4bes
on the outside OF the Jars after having disposed of the
contents so MS TO prevent further ust OF the same
s1ii1he rewar will he pnd for such evidence as
VIII lc7d 10 the detection and conviction of the i'm
posters. ~ "
Iie subscriber continues TO Manufacture. and IF
fers for sale Ire f0i!oeirg articles:
Fine Brown S,.un.
'enu'la haccoboy 100 American Rsppes
innhnnn 10, ! favored, holland do.
Si'lF, 10 luherose.
uai'tsr dd 81. Omer.
oufacon, GO. Strasburg.
t@rscU rown suuf.
peminr"'' Na;chitoohes.
p Il Virginia French Rappee
o'urI'o'' American Gentlem..
?, Dohheo' Pure Spanish.
,op'hhagon, superior favor l.. Mixture.
Yellow SuuG.
High Toast FINE Insh llgh Toa.t Coarse,
sweet Scented I'ne Cut Chc,,iu. Tobacco.
spanish, KitoiOrt, CANISTER. Common and Stems
ia liberal discount made to whol,sale dealers
pEIER LoRILLARp Jr, - Chatnam-St., New
York. '''"
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J. II. WILTON.
FARM FOR Sale.

ERA FOR SALE, that well known Farm sit
EaisTf9s uattd in VI lion, about one mile from the
ss. upper Falls, formerly owned and occupie!
LII hy the Rev 5. Il. Crane, containing be-
tween 275 and 800 Of land compr ed IN part OF
moving, 'lllage and pasruring, ard coed wood lots
and sugar orchard. Said farm is well ~a.ered, has
two good dwelling houses, one Of which is of brick ).
the other of wood, both in good repair; three good
good barns one of which is 60 by "A feet the other.
80 by 10 ieet horse barn and other ont building.
wnn good yards an water brought into them and "a
the h1usc in log and also three good wells Of water
on the farms being desirable situation for man
who wants 10 raise neat stock or sheep or both, OF
is m excellent farm for the dairy business. Those
WISHING to purchase such farm would do well BY
anplying soon to John and James Morton on tbs
promises or to Gen, VIM, Nash of New Haven.
Milton March 81, l3i2 Aft
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Es.9etEA STORE,

BOOK STORE.
TsN II subscriber has Just received and offers for
Il sale new supply Of Books from New York and
Boston among which IRE the following
Comb on the Constitution,
Great Teacher, Faver on Election
Iiehig's Chemistry
Greek Testament and Lexicon,
Taci-us and Llyl,
B,uktrs beth on BAPTISM,
Michael Kemp, Coleridges WORKS
Tales of the COyenantels,
Gems of American Female Poct.,
Whe,pl"y's Compcnd
Barnes Notes on the Ciosnols,
Gmpsss of the Old World,
Macauley' 5 Miscellanios,
Elegant Qusrto B,bes-Turksy Morocco,
Twecdics Library OF Practical Medicine, . vols
Chas O'Malcy, vol,
Danglison's Medical Dictionary,
Buffers Ancient Atlas,
Pictorial Geography, 1000 engravinrs
Poets of America, krummachor's Parahl
Iacqurie, by James 2 vols
Bo'mers French Phrases,
Book Of Psalms, Wealth and Worth,
Life of sir Isaac Newton,
II. Moores Private Devo'ions,
Cooper Surgical Dictionary,
Anthon's Classical do
Iemprierc's do. do
Corse de Leon by james.
Feb, p, 1872 u. A. ERAMAN
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
Spring GOODS. fresh from New York, reed
'oihls morning, consisting Of Spring caicocs a va
rlely OF patterns; light fancy prints, English do,
mourning and and half mourning prints, rich London
ho furniture and fancy chlnlz prints Alpacca cloths
heavy satin Jean, Pongee Hdkfs printed lawns, linen
caml rio hdhi'., black and coored gloves Goa, cord
snks and rich bonnet and cap ribbons of new and
sPehuu patterns, now open and for "a e by
ihhrs1ay, Th April II. w. CATLIN.
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FOLLETT e. BRADLEY

FOLLETT d BRADLEY
ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and The
lApGbc, that they have received and now offer 70,
sale on the most advantageous terms an extensive 4.
sortmcn of Iron, Steel, &c consisting in part of the
following
Ton Sanderson's Cast steel,
do Eagle German do
do EnGlihX do
~ Bund es Brazer's Rods,
80 Tons English Tire Iron, assorted,
10 do Old Sable PSI do
10 do Swedos do
do Toe Cork Steel
3 do Spring do
do Swedes do
10 do Russia horse nail rods,
10 do BIoom fat and square, of varlou. sze.
Nov. %.
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lave this day received from New York, choice
l. lot of new seasonable DRY GOODS, which
shall be sold at prices sufficiently low to correspond
with the present pccuniary embarrassments Of tn,
mes. April 9Th
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NOllCE IS hereby gwen hat have given my sou
Benjamin d. his time from this date, and will no,
demand any olhls earnings, Ray any debts of his
contracting after this date. ALDRiDGE WORLEY
Ws>foc' Nov. IL, 1911. n4i3w
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CEMENT CISTERNS.
N II T. subscribers having the rioht 10 use in nm
l. for the comfy Of Chittenden, parker's HYDRAULIC
Cement for Clsterns, Reservoirs Acqueducs Cellar
Kitchen and Stable Floors for the purpose Of making
mem afy and proofagaln,t rats; also Hearihs Sinks
&c would lnfol the inhabitants of said county, that
they viii be ready the coming season TO attend 10 ali
calls in the above line of business and will warrnn,
their work 10 be durable.
JOSEPH LANDON,
ORLANDO OWEN.
N b. All orders addressed 10 the subscribers at
H'nesbn'eh OF Burlington will receive Immediate AZ.
ieBtOn nan
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LISY OLE LEEYERS

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6asIy Henry.
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T., oNgh, Luther
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ChandIer, Oretta
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Culris, Lcmuel 3
CY'!er, j. l..
nIough, Joel
Cookie, Saml.
,haPin; Norman
Co,ark, Mrs. lleman
c,.ihefler' ifancals
nlough, Miriam
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DOW Daniel
DDennls, Jean i Ba'ist
DDah!ol', ,Ihomas
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laws, Mehllable II.
EEvarls, NJ; A.
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= Usher, Jeremiah
Cove y Thomas n.
Ga'ne,y James
Gandon, Francois
Gahonnis, Joseph
Gagnan, Geo.
Goodrich, Chimney I
Harrington, VIM.
illgbee, Mary l..
Harrington, j.
Hicks, John
Henderson, John
Headen, Patrick
Hicks, Isaac2
Hatch, Alnira G..
Hooker, James II.
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GEORGE ID, CONSTutk

. ESPECTFULlY annonnccs 10 tLc inI'a Ii,,n,,, -.
~ Shelbilrn AMI vicinity that he has purcb,,rI -,
Mr. L. NJ. liagar, (hs ae coparincr) his in.rre.r in
the goods cIungng 10 the ae firm Of Harar & COM.
STOCK. lie would also inform the pullirthat he will
cuhlhne the business ON his account ai he iii
sand, where he offers general assortment Of Gc01.
cheap Tor ca, or on SIX months credit
ShclMIrn Village March o. 1910
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WILLIAM V. HrTCH.Ns
VS..
ALEXANDER G.. SIMPSON
and J. & J. II. PECK & Co
CHITTENDES CorSTY
CouRT,
August Term, 1911.

WILLIAM '. llCTCH!SS
VS.. CHITTENDES CovSTY
AALExANpER &. SIMPSON : CouRT,
anu }. ): H. PECK * Co. August Term, 1871.
n, his Trustees
Whereas William V. Huchins Of Bath in the State
OF New Hampshire, commenced his suit against AL.
exander c. Simpson Of Schenectady in the State of
New York, at the August Term, A. ID. 1911, of said
Court, and against John Peck, John II. Peck and
CassiiS T. Pc k, as trustees of the said Simpson,
therein declaring against the said SIM son in an ac
ton on Note. dated June 2ith, 1910 for the sum cf
sc, payable on demand with interest and remaining
Who'll unpaid, which said siii having been duly en-
tered IN sad Court, the Plaintiff appears by Shaw d.
Weston, his A,tornies and the sad Simpson not an
peaIna, and II not being made to appear TO said Court
that the sad Simpson has had personal notice of the
service and p,ndency of said suit the cause was Nv
order OF sad Court continued 10 the next Term of
sad Court, TO he holden on the ith Tuesday of Nav
next and the SAID Court further ordered tina, notice e
given to the said Alexander &. Simpson of the service
ana tendency of said suit, by publishing the sub
stance of the Plaintiff s said wit and declaration and
inns order, three weeks successfully. in "rhe Bur
lInsion r. Press, newspaper printed in furling-
tor, IN sud County, the last Of which publications.
10 be al least twenty days before the sitting of said
Court, which shall be DEEMED sufficient notice to the
said Alexander G. Simpson, to appear and make an
swer to said suit.
April 1872,
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COPAR TNERSIIIP.

COP1R I1tERSUIP.
HENRY ii. BOSTWGCK q T. r. & W. l..
4lStrong having connected their Tin Shops, will do
business in that line under the name of H. ii. Bos,-
wick q Co. at the shop occupied by said Boswcls,
where may be found full and complete as ortment
trade, together with Copper and Sheet Iron work,
Stove Pipe, S ove Trimmings, &c. All kinds of Job
work furnished at short notice. Fave troth and CON
ductor pipe furnished and put up. Copper pumps and
lead pipe furnished and set if required Those who
patronlze this branch Of business shall nj this shop
lie quickly and well served, for reasona lie conPei-
sation. III. II. BOSTWlCK q Co.
Burlington, Apr 10, 1912.
DORTABLE FURNACES, with elevated Ov-
l. ems convenient and onomca article for cook
ing, in warm weather, for sale bv
Apr r. II. II. BOSTWICK e. Co.
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GREAT BARGAINS !

q II Il 4 b1Il q -I1VS
TNlIE entire stock Of Goods heretofore owned by
l. Kern & Walker is offered at wholesale or retail at
cost. 1t consists Of large took of Dry Goods Dry
and Wet Groceries, Crockery, q ass and Hard Ware.
All wishing 10 buy Goods will find it for their inter
est to call and examine the goods before buying else
where for they nius be sold at some price re close
me concern. SOLOMON WALKER.
Burlington 9th March, 1912.
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silks.
Il CASE Pongee Silks,
20 lbs. Italian sewing
Is India do
10 Black and colored Twist,
Nov 80, 1871, For sale by Villas, LOOMS 4 c.
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ALL HANDS PRErARE.-Henry A. Harott, who is now In
the Tombs charge of swindng, and who advertised
for clerks agents. &c. l76 William street. and also pre-
tended to keep passage Office in South stwi be brought
before Recorder Tamadge writ OF habeas corpus on
Monday morning o'clock, in order to escape that
Justice his acts deserve possible Let every man who
has been eeced by him assemble there that hour and
present his grievances to the Recorder who will never
hermit him to run at large without good security.
Moar or THE HABEAs.-The number of wri.s issued by
Judge Lynch to release persons who have listed in the
United States service, within the past few months is 50
instead OF published in the Herald of Saturday Full
particulars in few days.
ACCIDENTAL pEArH.--A child named James Murphy,
aged about four years. killed Thursday evening
by accidental fall of piece of scanng which he had
placed hoghead, in company with another boy
TO ride seesaw.
CHARGE OF R.rE.--A German named Joseph Kentz
arrested yesterday by Officer Cockar aided by late
Deputy Keeper Rucke charge Of committing rape
the person of little girl named Henrietta Gancey,
the 18th of January last She then resided with her bro
ther and the deed committed at his store, No 91t
Frankfort-strcet. He will be examined on Monday.
BuRGLARY-Francis Fulton was caught on Monday
evening by private Waterman in the act OF carrying on
rkn OF butter that he had stolen from the store oil HUI
sey and Gustin, Of 1872 Washngtonstreet by breaking
the paddock from the door, He was fully committed.
You SHOULD NOT LET, &c.-Samuel Robinson Oh Long
Island, nicely fecced Of 500 by one MISS hnry
Thompson, and Christopher HILL Of the Waverey Rouse
of purse and its contents in small change by one MISS
Lucy Ann Momas, Thursday night, Ihey VIII learn
wit by their experience.
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Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Herald.1
BAIrINoRr Auoust Oh 1910


Mn. EpITon-
have nothing peculiarly strange to note this morning
True there have been phy incidents but to
them home is bad enough without troubling you with
them.
with feelings Of regret that announce your friend
sewett of the Exchange hotel has been compelled to
shelter himself the protective wings of the State in
sovenlaw What the future for the estab
lishment are to be cannot say. yet open and kept
in equally good taste and style as before.
City Mills Howard Street, and susquehanna Flour
all continue to sell for S. per barrel There has been
liberal demand for the article The inspections Of the
week amount to IL 60 barrels and sos half bbs besides
Ia bbs Rye Flour and 1876 bbs and 80 bbls. Corn Meal
The range of Mary Wheas may be quoted at so 95
cts Rye SO SO cts Corn, IS 3d. as to quality Oats,
% a5 cts Beef Cattle from 50 to s7t per hundred
pounds on the hoofgeod supply Hogs, So S. % cts
scarce; sales of Laguyra Coffee at cts 81 and 81
N England Rum, % cts Whiskey in hhds % cts or in
bbls "a is generally understood that the Tobacco
Of Maryland will fall far short Of former years I'm
favorable weather. especially about the time Of planting,
is among the chief reconstructed, it may prove
total failure
Bills on England Iquote at 81 per cent premium.
The Brokers purchasing Virginia money in the way
of understood loans at per cent. discount. Rates
on New York and Philadelphia are about par.
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Troy,
Correspondence Of the Hcrald.1
Troy, August II, 1872.

Troy, August IL, 1872.
Stoteof Society in Troy Gossiping, Shndr aud
Deceit
FRIEND BENNETT -
Ihave been locker on in this place for several
days, and will give you rude sketch of the city
and its inhabitants.
| do not know of any city where there is more TO
admire and yet SO much TO condemn, as can be
found in Troy. A stranger upon entering Troy cam
not but admire the general appearance of the place.
The buildings generally good and the streets are
clean The enterprise of its citizens is seen upon
all sides They have several railroads, and fine
bridg and last, though not least, they have the
best boat on the river. The steamboat Troy would
recommend to all, who wish to spend a comfortable
day upon the Hudson. There are no amusements
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-21

A PLEASURE TRIP.-Take the steamboat Rock.
land, Capt Schenck, at the foot of Robinson street,
at half past eight in the morning and three in
the afternoon, and and in a few hours You
are safely landed at Keyport, about 80 miles from
tbs city, where the Mansion House, kept by Mr..
Jacques, will supply you with all the Injuries OF the
sea shore, and all the comforts of our most fashiona-
bic watering places. The bathing, fishing and fowl
ing in the vicinity is excellent, and more CON-
Portable place of resort for few days can scarcely
be found in the precincts of our city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-21

per h. has been obtained for the common and midding
qualities of American although the market is oleraby
well supplied
RrvIrw OF THE CorroN MARKET July 30.-The de-
mand to-day has been and the market upon the
whole quiet the sales only amounting to $500 bags with
out any change in prices
August There has been q brisk demand from the
trade as well as cuators, and the market extreme.
firm, although upon the whole well supplied the safes
have amounted TO 5000 bags OF which spectators have
taxi 1000 bags American, aud exports 200 bags.
August 2.-Again there has been good demand 10y
Cotton and tight market the quantity sale being 50
much reduced that holders have succeeded in obtaining
advance of Id per 10 upon the middle classes OF Amer
the sales have been 5000 bags OF which 5000 hmer
can speculation, and 500 export
August 3.There has been brisk and very general de-
mand for Cotton to-day and firm and rather dearer N AZ
ket than yesterday the sales amount to OF
bags, of which spectators reported to have taken
1000 American and exporters 800 bags.
The following tables exhibit account of the import OF
Cotton into Great Britain during the first months OF
l54l and 1912 showing also the stocks delivery for eX
port and home consumption, sc.
1911, Am. Brazil. Wind. Egypt Find. Tesl
Imp to list Aug. 7s5il 1875 2OliS N33s loSa5O 1888
lOssOl 77a7, ssals 4slas ae75sO 1913
Exported, 1890 1000 COO 2s50o 5ooOo
Io,ssol 1885 s57la 1919 l7eoaO laos9ls
Stock Isl Aug 5i7o0 37iO0 230O $1,000 loSsoo 7i95O
sSnn 'SsSl 's,, s l7$s sssss si5s
Tue total import ,o.o,oo
in 1871 was 902l92 906J 3i63l 40od Hi98i l3izi'S
And the weekly o-.,
ton, 1880 1923 Az 3% Ni z-fii
1872
SIX lst JAM 1872 soeO $1,000 ssse6o
Impt TO LIST Aug, 82so 1854 1892 1888 lO23ig
loes32O sioss s2,aa seso2 3Ol53 l51l751
Exported, 4il0O $500 22oo - 1860 1iVo
lo5222o 9l53s so2M 3asO2 26s553 l79357
sk Is, Augis2 $4,000 $4,000 1890 23ioO 1880
Taken for Consn $1,000 1868 1904 1902 8S53 T2o6o
mr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-21

NAvM.-Commodore Lavallette has assumed the
command of the Navy Yard at Pensacola. Com.
modore Barron is in very ill health.
United States brig Apprentice, Lieut. Moores, ar
rived at Boston, Thursday, from cruise to New
York and intermediate ports.
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The Augsburg Gazette Of the 10Th ult, publish et
The following intelligence from the north of ABYSS
la The Egyptians had invaded that country II
March last near Madana, and having advanced 4
Woeh'n, they sabred 400 Abyssinian soldiers. a.it
sent 200 prisoners as slaves TO Seminar II was /,
that the Egyptians subsequently advanced TO Gsnd,r
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He will furnish at the shortest notice
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