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DISTRESS IN ENGLAND AND WALEs.--Sir James
| Graham lately announced in the House of Commons
the terrible fact, that twelve hundred thousand pco
land and Walcs One in every thirteen of the popu.
laon is on the poor rates, and may safely assum,
that one in every ten is destitute. This state of dis
tress is unparalleled, we do believe, in the history o
any nation on the face of the carth.-Abcrdeen Her
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CURE FOR CoNsUMPTIoN.-A writer in
the Maine Farmer recommends the use of
Johnswort tea in cases of Consumption
He says it has helped friend of his whose
case ball'ed the skill Of physicians, and ii may
help others.
The herb may be gathered any time af-
ter it is large enough, but the best time for
gathering it is the 9TH month. its virtues
are tested at all, they should be thoroughly
tested.
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w d % ID.
100 CORDS GOOD DRY HARD WOOD
lOO for sale by .
G. JEFFERSON.
Burlington, July %, 1912.
WHITEHALL, Tuesday morning,
18th July, 1872,
To the Patrons of tie Peoples Store

Their Agent from this place thus far on his Journey,
legs leave to tender his thanks for the great patronage
Though the thus far season OF receiving their supplies
and believes the trade has leen mutual, he having d
vded the usual profit with them at time of purchases,
their portion Of courseis at their option 10 do with
the, choose and the same high and invaluable priv
cge is presumed TO lie conceded TO him who has thus
served them, on the true money principle and during
us absence from his customers should ne discover
any new improcvd method of accommodating them
by supplying their several desires for acquiring the
necessaries and comforts Tor them, will he improved
TO the best ofhis abliues aud cheeluy impaired and
promalg gated m due time by their up and dong AGENT.
5. EARL HOWARD.
Mr., Howard left orders with his clerks 10 sell Cheap
Cheap, Cheap and all Cheap without reserve,
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ROBERT MOUDY'S ESTATE.


STATE or VERMONT. The Hon. the Probate
District of Chittonden, So. court for the District of
Chittcndon To all persons interested in the estate of
Robert Moody, lac Vi Burlington in said district, de-
ceased. Greeting.
Whereas, George B. Shaw, admir- Of the estate of
the said deceased has filed IN said court his petition
in writing setting forth that the said Robert died
seized Of the following described real estate situate
in SAID Burlington, viz house aud lot on College
Street where The widow Of the said deceased now re-
sides len Of land lying on the Wnoosk urn-
pike the gate, and one ihlrly-ccond par, Of lot
No. 1885, ON Sharp shin, POINT, so called, leased
| 10 and occupied ly John II. iiopking, in which
lands the widow Of The SAID deceased is entitled 10
dover, and also Two peWs IN ST. PaulS Church IN
| Burlington, and stall IN the shed near said church,
| and Il pew in the Westinghouse in Wmuo>Li Village
in tulrhc>cr;-'hal the personal estate Of the SAID
dccca cl insufficient to pay the debts allowed y the
romml- sipner> against said estate and that would
be necc>, AIRY TO sell all Of SAID real estate and said
lcws and STALL aud the relcrSiun OF dover therein,
| for the purpu.c OF paying the debts against >ad e>-
,a court tol cencc the sad administrator 10 sell all
OF said real estate pcws and stall Subject 10 the Wild
dUw'> right Of dover ihcrcn,) and the revor>lon Of
DOVER agrccably TO the statute Ia such case made
and provided.
| Nhereupun, the court aforesaid doth appoint the
twcnty-nnlh day Of August 1912, for hearing ant
deciding on SAID petition, al the Office of the Register
| Of said court, i'll ad Burlington, and doth order tha
all person, Interested be notified thereof, by pullca
petition three weeks, >,ccc>>ivcly in the Burlington
| Free Press newspaper printed in sand Burna ton
previous TO said weny-ninth day Of August, 1872.
| Given under my hand at SAID Burlington this l0.h
day Of August, 1872.
WIN. WESTON Rcnister.
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Information Wantc d

TOXIN SKELLl, of the town OF Corheen, county
y Of Longtor Ireland left tina, place about IL years
ago. for Montreal, where he resided for some time
and then removed 10 ST. All ans, VI. where he bought
some land. He is now Suppose ed TO he living at Bur
lngtun or 81 AIhans, and if this shoull meet his eye,
he is directed 10 enquire of Mr.. l.. g. Holman &C Iy-
diu> ST. Albany where hcwill find h> sister Bridget
Sicily, who has been some time in this country, but
who can ret no tlling> OF him.
Albany, Aug. l. 1912.
it, fAc -. Al ans papers will confer a favor on
very worthy woman by noticing the above.
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In this Town, on the 10th inst, by the Rev. b. o
Mccker, Mr.. DASiEL C. HouGnroS, of Wyoming
n. Y. to Miss JrLIASNA ALTOS, of Covlngon, n.
In this town, on the llth inst. by Rev. Mr.. Meek
er, Mr.. JonS ID. PicKERISG 10 Miss HARRIET G
DREW.
In Jericho, on the 9TH inst by the Rev. 4. Bliss, Mr.
Judson r. Osgood ofDayton Ohio TO Miss Olive Lee
of the former place,
In Jericho, on the 10th. inst. Mn. ELisHAR ALLEN
of Burlington TO Miss. LYDIA NASH, of that place.
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ESSEN.

0FWhigs of Essex are requested once,
in Convention at the Red School House
Essex Centre, on Friday evening Sept. ID
at O'Clock, for the purpose of nominal
ting some suitable person as their candidate
to represent the town in the next Legisla-
ture. A full and punctual attendance is re.
qucsted.
By request of Town Committee.
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THE NEW CASH STORE.

THE NEW CASH STOKE.
A FRESH supply of new and desirable Goods, is
IA expected by Tomorrows Boat purchased al \
V the present Week, and will be sold, as USUAL
at small advance from \. Y. prices Among which
will be found,
Plain and fgd Parasols of every variety,
Scotch Gingham and Imitation Umbrellas,
Florance Braid, Modena and Straw Bonnets,
Rich Bonnet Ribbons,
DO Cap and Neck do
Ladies Flllett Gloves and Mits,
La Mosel Fans,
French work'd Collars
Rich Thread I.aces,
Muslin i; Edgngs and Insertions
Blk and Cold silk Frlnges for Dresses
Silk FInges for Shawls,
Curtain Frnges,
Rich Dress Handkf and Cravats,
Fine Linen Cambrcks
do. do Handkfs,
Rich Printed French musllns,
Plain Cold Lawns,
Mousinc De Laines
Challcvs n beautiful assortment,
a great Variety Of Hosiery,
Biz Lace Wells.
Blk Silk Lace for do.
Scotch Ginghans,
French, Eng. and American Prints
Furniture Calico
Gent. Lcehorn Hats,
do. Lisle Thread Gloves,
do. Silk do.
do. Best Hoskn do.
Artificial Shell Side Combs
July %, 1912. WIN. HURLBUT.
n. b. Good Table Butter will berec'L i'll exchange
for Goods
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WE the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Pro- ate Court for the Dis
trlct of Chttendcn commissioners to receive examine
and adjust the claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of John b. Cakns late of Hines
burgh in said District, deceased represented lnsol-
offset thereto and six months from the day of the
date hereof, being allowed ly said Court for that pur
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice, that we
will attend TO the business of our appointment, at tn,
dwelling Of Widow Jerlsha CaIkins in Hnesburgt
in said District, the Third Mondays of October and
January next, al 10 O'clock A. NJ. on each of sait
DAYS.
Dated, this 18th day ofJuy 4. ID. 1912.
AUGUSTUS McEUEN Commits
SMITH NOBLE sonors.
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NEIY AND VALU1BLE BOOKS

NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS
- ECEIVED this week, and for sale at the Book
i store of the Subscriber.
Southeys Political Works Vo. Cloth.
Glbsons Surgery2 Vols
Infant School Manuel,
Danalison's Physiology 2 Vols.
stand West2 Vols.
Richards General Anatomy,
Bancroft History L. S.
History of Am. Board of For Miss.
Younger President Edwards Works Vols.
Roh.nsons Greek and Eng. Lexicon,
Nordhemers Concordance,
Cambridge and Saybrook Platform
Parkers Lectures Oh Universalsm,
Buffers Works Vol. Vo.
Robinsons Palestine.
Tennyson's Poems 2 Vols
Woods on Perfection,
Pond on the Church,
Edwards on the WILL
Sears Bible Biography.
July %, 1912, d. A. BRAMAN.
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pecsrEvT o. l WAE ~ FrRopE.-- editor Of
the Barre Gazette makes 1heif1llowng judcious OBJ
ervatens on Ike present state Of Europe, as affected
6y the death cf the duke Of D.leans;--
The deslh of she duke Of p,caus has led to the
~ pres sion Of wcl grounded eays ot general Euro
peau war, The internal cup,putlOns rendered more
probable in France will be likely 10 shake the Who'll,
t:dRGrcrt. We not Cge sure but such & breeze
~ald be ikelv 20 do considerable good in the old
neriL We fear that tl'c dospcrlsuls Of Europe are
buL consolidating theAT power and extending their
.Rcres h,prris ovey she rights OF men. The pro-
4rres ef llcrat opinions has been hardly percepube
during She few last years while immense backward
strides arc plainly Observable. \ general war might
again rouse the spirit of l.lbc,ty and unloose The
hinges of power that are rustlng INTO strength
France has been vorong toward despotism. Much
as we admire Louis Philippe, and deeply as We sym.
pothise with his lUi tune, 1t Is not 10 be concealed
hal Ae has made GONE daring cncroachmenis on the
Tree institutions % his kingdom. IN England, The
cause Qffrecdom &, heavily bOgGe dOwn by The weigh
o! ,lewer, and Unless the intolerant arstocracy o
that Kin dom IS shaken as by an earthquake II Wi
riyet f. st Chains on ;he people In Austria, Prussia
holland t.cre is no advance. The au0crat Is push
Inc the power of Russia to an extent dangerous Il
be held by an abaJluie monarch. Poland groans IN
der heavy burdens, while her best blood orIeG io
veurcnCe. Much good IN all these countries may
arise from a disturbance Of 0'at dcusiye peace
which despots are improving 20 tighten Their hold o
bower The atmosphere Of all Elrope needs puff
cation, and the tlun3erguat alone may do il. Bette
4 should come than that Of crushing despotlsn
should CYtnguish every spark Of freedom. Feariu
as - war, Is preferable to sluvish peace Let IL
have revolution rather than deba-iug dcspo,lsn-th
noncntary pain Of extraction rather Than years o
The agony Of Il msd tooth.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19
Perlumcry, Soaps, Hair Oils,
Cosmetics &c.

EARN AS est German Cologne; Prenli-s' and 9TH
l. crColognc, Lavender, Ro>cwacr, Bay Rum and
Bay Water, Honey Water, Cold Cream, Milk ofRose>,
ono of Rose, OrriS ToohePa>tc, Orris Too,h-Wa>h,
Chlorine Tooth Wash, Tooth Powders, Javne'S Hair
Tonic, Balm Of Columbia, Wards Hair OIL, Bear>,
Buffalo, Ala,ca>>ar, Anlil and other approved hair
OH Toilet anI Nursery Powder, Pulls and Powder,
Llp Salvc, Court Plaster, Bergamot, Vinegar Rouge,
Chinese Rouge romatnm, Preston Sails; SOAPS,
Naples Soap, Saponaceou, Compound, Creme de
Savoa, Floating Soap, Castle Soap, Windsor Soap,
Wash Bali, Cacoa Soap and various other kinds,
Soaptor removing stains, grease spots g.. ke,an
Soap. China Cement, and other articles in This line
Medicinal Articles.
! Morrson> Pill from the British College Of Health
London. Indian Pmgative Pills; Shermdn's Cough
and Worm LoAcnac,. Poor Man, Plaster, Sherman,
Restorative Lo2cnge> to cure ijy.cnlcry aud Bowc
| Complaints Shcrman'> Breast Ontmcnl, and most
| kinds ct DR.. a. Sherman'> Lozen=e- Thompson
Pcrkln's and P,ier>on'> Eye Water, SoIIez Pow
der>, Soothing syrup for children eating teeth Oh
having sore gum; MOTHERS RELIEF.
y. h. The undersigned agents for severa
cf the above popular melcn articles, and sell the"
al Wholesale orrclalar the lowest prices Some .
them were purchased hy request Of those who wShe'
| for them. iIceh supply Just received, TALL Wh'
wish for any thing IN the above line are invited Il
| examine quality and prices, al the Variety Store.
| August 18th PANGBORN & BRlNSMAlD.
Also, Willow Chairs, Wagons, Cradles.
| Aug. 9Th. j.. s. Il.
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-------=--z-=-
NOTICE.
July 5, 1912.

THE subscriber has fitted up his factory in the best
L manner and is prepared 10 execute all orders in
his line to the satisfaction Of customers. Pulled Cloths
mixed. and colored, &c. ALSO Fannols, manufactured
and dressed on shares or by the yard on the best
terms, and in the best manner.
HORATIO BARNEY.
Jericho Centre, July 81, 1912.
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EMERSONS Outlines Of Geography and History.
IL Hlake's Young Orator or New York Reader
The attention OF school teachers is particularly
quested to the above books Copies furnished for
examination. June 5. 4. GOODRICH.
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n! V
In Shelburn, on the 18th inst, Harriet Eliza daugh-
ter Of Simeon w. and Anra Payne aged three years
and one month. Printers in the State of New York
arc requested dc.
At his residence, in this town, The 18th inst, our
aged and highly respected townsman, Mr.. MOSES
CArLiH, in the End year OF his age.
His funeral will be attended On Saturday, the Goth
int at 8 o'clnck. Z. VI.
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Is PAplIAMrST.--In the House Of Commons, Ju-
" g. the affair OF Col. puhdas was brought up by an
inquiry from Lord Worsey. 1.-THE Colonel was
charged with having spoken very disrcspectiuy OF
,he Queen, at public dinner tabc-aithough one OF
her Maiestys aids. He did good service during the
Canada rebellion IN 1881
Sir Henry lIardingc replied that Colonel Dundas
had been called on Tor an explanation, by which he
d d not succeed in sbscving himself from the charge.
HE had consequently been dismissed from his Office
of Queens aid, removed from the command Of the
{ 81 regmeni. and put on half pav.
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Information Wanted.

JJrGIi MURPHY, OF the Town Of Muchgranae,
lPsrisl." CarImet,rl, County l. nth, Ireland came
10 this ~ about u years ago, the first two years
he lived in illne~burgh and Burlington VI. and when
last heard lived in Troy y. Y. HIS brother
Patrick who resides in Burlington VI. wishc, 10
obtain information Of his wherca bouts.
Aug, 10 1872,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19

A GREAT GuN.-Captaln Stockton has had
constructed a wrought iron cannon, that VIII
throw a ball weighing one hundred and twelve
pounds 1t was tested Yesterday, at the Ph'l,
adelphia Navy yard. The largest charge oi
noMlnr nscd was foriy.iye pounds.
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Nor Observation-Disclosures, who was TO have
been hanged for an attempt to assassinate
the wife of Albert Of SAKE Coburg, has had
his punishment committed to transportation
TO the most penal settlement Of Tasmania.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19

VA T. the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Hon, Probate Court for the District Of
Chttcnden, commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands Of all persons against
the estate Of LYMAN BEECYEIR, late of Hines
burgh, in said District deceased, represented nso-
vent, and also all claims and demands exhibited in
oise, thereto; and six months from the day OF the
date hereof, being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose, we do hereby give notice, that will attend
10 the business of our appointment, al the dwelling of
Elmer Roocher in Hnesburgh, in said District, on
the first Monday of October next 10 O'clock, A.
Dated, this 10th dav of May, A. d. 1912.
JOSEPH MARSH Commits
UClJ1\ ~ SMITH ( sinners
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NATIONAL DxBr.--A notice appears in the Gazette,
stating that the Lords Of the Treasury, having ceril-
fled 10 the commissioners for The reduction of the
nltoual debt, thai the actual expenditure of the
country for The year ending 9Th April, 1872 exceeded
the revenue by 2,l39.g5l Cd, 10 sum will be APP
piled by the sad commissioners on account of the
sinking fund between the 7th July and 18th October
iSj2
Thrlv-nlne Indictments for wful murder have
been framed by the Crown in the police court for the
EnR, Assizes, in which each man of the 80 commit
ted is severely charged rs principal, the rest aiding
sMl Dbettng.
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ID tSG.

r EFT the Subscriber, at Howards Hotel, Bur
4 lmqton ON the 10th inst, lght brndle DOG,
with natural tai about eight inches long, and tpr
with white. Whoever will return SAID dog 10 the
subscriber at Colchester, or leave him at Howard's
Hotel, shall be lcberally compensate,
Colchester, July 25 1872. j. :. PLATT.
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SgxrrxcE-Denl T. Dcmyer, late Postmaster al
South Durham, Greene CO., who was on Thursday
convicted Of abstractnG letter containing 525 from
the Mail, has been sentenced to 10 years impris0n-
tnnn.- - Y. IlpcrS.
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Dinner Sets.

ID BEAUTIFUL Blue, Pink and Bourlon Srris'd Din
ID nelEei,, complete with Teas and Cotee> to match!
Tor sale unconnonly low al the new Crorkery Sore
June H. FARRAR, WATTS ROOT.
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HOWARD

Has just returned again from NcD York.
rINllE New Goods are fast arriving, among which
i are some of the lowest priced articles ever lc
fore known and all are cheap a. could re desired.
Millinery articles, such BonnctS, Tare'on Mu,lIn>,
Flowers and Ribbons, new Cacor> ana MusinS,
Silk Shawl> Hdkf.., Gloves, Ml,>, Hosiery, Laccs,
Fans Para>ol>, &C. &c. in all the variety and STYLES
imaginable; and a. he >cll> only for money, the OBJ
iec Of buying goods of the Peoples Agenr direct can
he fully attained viz. Of gcn. the highest Price tr
cash al the that the Goods are 10 lie had Lack
again for it cheap, making sure profit 10 the pur
chaser OF 10 per cent advantage in the trade 10y ap
plying at lOWARDS.
Cheap Cash Store, 90 July, H.
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En,rRANrs AT QUEBrc.-The number of
eucranIs that had arrived up to Saturday, was
36727. During the same period last year, the
arrivals were 13,249.
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Iiiucsburgh Academy.

TEN II Il Fall Term will commence Wedncs-
Il day August 3lst, under the care Of the prncl-
pal, p. DURKEE
Board, including washing, LIGHTS and fuel, can be
had in good families at 81 so per week.
Chargeior Tuition, from 81 10 4,50 per quarter of
II weeks.
T. w, GIBB Secretary
Hine >burph Aup l5 1912
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TYSON Young Hy>ou, lIy>ou skin, Tonkay am
IL Puurhong Tea, Porto Rico Sugar, Loaf, Lump
and Powdered do. r. r. Mola>>c>, Lemon syrup, re
and Java Colee &c. Sc.
New Orleans .Sucar as cheap as the cheapest for
sale by June ;. 5. NJ. POPE
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StraVCd,

E'ROM the subscriber abom the lOh, Of May last
L a Lay two years old mare Colt good >zc'wiIh
white hudcet and white spot in the forehead, also a
dark brown or black horse Cob one year oil. Who
ever wi give any information concerning said Colts.
where they may Lc found, shall be well rewarded.
NELSON NEWELL
Charlotte, Aug OH, 1912.
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Farming Utensils.

90 DOZEN Patent Scythe Snalhs,
~ 80 do. Hand Rake>,
90 do. HAY Forks,
Warner, celebrated grass and cradle Scylhes,
RiXiord'> do do do
DO. Hoes aud cast Steel do
Shovels Spades, &c &c. by
June 30. r. f. & w. l.. STRONG.
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ABEL, NEWEJI'S ESTATE

NDT.Tl NEW ELLIS rs ATF.
STATE or VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate
District Of Chittenden Court for the District OF
Chitcnden. To all Persons concerned in the state OF
Abel Newell late ofCharo,c in SAID District deceas-
cd. Grcetiup
WHEREAS, Ezra Holt, executor Of the last will
and testament of SAID deceased proposes render an
account OF his ADMINISTRATION, and present his account
against SAID estate for examination and allowance at
session ofthe Court Of Probate 10 lie holden at the
Registers office in Burlington IN said district on the
second Wednesday of August next
Therefore, on are hereby notified 10 appear lofore
sand court al the time and place aforesaid, and shcw
cause, Il anyyou have, why the account aforesaid
shoIld not lie allowed.
Given under my hand al Bur ington this l>l day OF
June A. u. 1912, WIN, WESTON, Pcgisifr
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TO RENT.
FARM FOR SALE.

&sy71 FOR SALE that well known Farm sit
SaHsA uated in NJ lton, about one mile from the
lsssfa upper Falls, formerly owned and occupied
.Ssel n. BY the Rev. $. II. Crane, containing be-
tween 275 and 800 acres of land compred in part of
moving, tllage and pasturinG and good wood lots
and sugar orchard. SAID farm is well waered, has
two good dwelling houses, one cf which is of brick,
the other of wood, both in good repair three good
good barns, one (which is 90 by II feet the others
80 by 10 feet; horse barn and other ont buildings
with good yards and water brought into them and 10
the house in logs, and also three good wells of water
on tho farm; being desirable situation for man
who wants 10 raise neat stock or sheep or both, or
is an excellent farm for the dairy business Those
wishing 10 purchase such farm would DO well by
applying soon TO John and James Morton on the
premises, or 10 Gen. VIM. Nash Of Now Haven.
Milton, March "a, 1872 42-tf
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Gold Band China.
Cash Paid for Bark.

t. C. LOOMS will pay cash for 40 or so cords
f.. good Hemock Bark, if delivered in one month
from date. June l6.
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| lumber,
SELECT SCHOOL.

THE next term Of the MILTON CLASSICAL SELECT
School Will commence on Monday, August ID.
Terms per quarter from So 10 81.
Board may Z obtained IN respectful c families tor
i 20 per week. C. TAYLOR, Principal.
NJ iltun, July 20, cSi2. 6w7
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CATlCOES are selling a, Hurlbut's Cheap Cash
~ Store at less prices than ever known in this
part of the country. Beautiful English, French and
American prints Call at the new store, Church-st.
June 8. WIN. HTRIBUT.
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ElIJAiI HtRRlNK, I -iun
, DDpE,l.,rfC,r IViIICED

n T "A Ia-N II Il n 7 Y T. u
LNOR PAPER MAkING.-A strong healthy hnp
l. about 10 TO Is years of aye, intending to ~6fk
for his living, may find good opportunity by apply
ing to June s. c. GDODRIt f.