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GEORGE BLAKE'S I STATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, }AtaProbnie Court held
District of Chiltenden at Burlington within
and for said district of Chi,tenden, Tn the twelfth day
oliFebruary A. d 1912,
The Executors OF the last will and ,esiamen, Of
George Blake, late Of Boston in the County of Suf
70 k in the State OF Massachusetts, deceased having
presented in said court copy ofthe last will and ties.
lament of the sal testaor duly approved and allowed
in the probate court Tor said County of Suffolk that
said cony may be filed and recorded in this Court
ngreeahy TO the statute in such case made and prov
concerned notified To appear before this court at a
session thereof to be held at the Registers ufre in
said Burlington on the third Wednesday of March,
1912, and contest the filing and recording of the afore
by pnblca ion of his order three weeks surcessveyin
the burlington Free Press, newspaper printed in
Burlington in The Comfy of thittend.n, the last of
which publications. be previous the day assigned
as aioresa for hearin". WHWESTON, Register.
A true copy of the record, attest
WIN WESTON Rerister,
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PASTRY ARTICLES!

PASTRY ARTICLES!
L. USSIAN Shec', Shred and Staple isnS las.es.
IL Cooper's American do.
Nicest Irish Moss,
r. sence of Peach Kernels,
Concentrated Essence Of Lemons,
incest Roe Water,
Exraci Of Roe,
spsnhh Vanilla and oil Of Maze,
Tne Ordinary Spices,
Best Lemon Syrup,
Salsl OIL,
Sugar Ornaments and Sand,
Renuei CONTEMPORARIES IN Corneis, &c. &c.
Dee. I6. BY PECK & SPFAP.
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NEW FIRM d. NEW TOOLS.
HINESBURGH ACADEMY.

'NHE Second Term of the Academic year OF this
] institution will commence on Wednesday the
18th of February, and VIII continue % wee s.
Board can be had in good families on fair terms
The schoo continues TO remain under tho supervis
ion of the Rev. p. DURKEE and the perfect and
universal satisfaction given by the Principal in the
discharge of his duties is the best recommend the
Trustees can offer to the public.
BY order of Trustees
T.W. GIBB Secretary.
Hinesburgh, Feb. s, 1872. n36w3
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In series of familiar Letters to n Friend.
RyC. EDWARDS LESTER


By c. EDWARDS LESTER.
VINHIS is the tlile Of a work Just published in New
i York by Harper and Brothers, in two volumes
Of $50 pages and embellshed with magnificent Steel
Engravlngs
The author has furnished some very striking facts
relative 10 the actual social state of England and
placed her Glory and Shame in striking contrast
The following some OF the topics dwelt upon
The i'll strous Men of Great Brliain-thelr history
and acts their conversations with the auihor) nj
their influence upon the destnes of the world. Also,
Original Communications from the most distinguish
ed statesmen and poets in Europe, on the greatest
subjects now ngatng the world-the cruel and
tyrannca oppression Of the English Government
in all its bearngs-its blind course in regard to
the whole Tariff and Duty Questionable horrible
starvation, nakedness, woe crime and degradation of
the mass ofMe people Of Engiand-ihelr Causes-the
un od denominations and crlIeues of the Factory Sys
fem, in its destruction Of thousands of innocent chill
dren &c the tyranny and corruptions of the Estab.
lished Church-the woes and expressions of Ireland
the great structure of English dcsporism in ASIA
with its sacrifice Of Ions by famine and slavery
and an honest but painful picture of all that cons
| tures the Shame of England And canid picture
also of all that is lovely, beautiful liberal and great
in her Society constituting It's Glory, description
| OF the mos Interesting and venerable RUNS, Cathe
drnls Castles Abbeys and Monuments with as full
picture of London, (the metropolis Of the world ms
| there is space for-great Public Works-Llbera and
Bene, Glen, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. efforts making for the
redemption of the oppressed Of England from tyran-
ny-with glances at every Interesting object the
thor met with at and during 1910 in Great Britain.
| The New York Commercial Advertiser al the close
of some remarks continues I'VE can do no justice
| TO this work in This brief notice. nor IS II important
we should for il will be readily read and duly appre
ciaed. The American people are duly interested N
the subjects OF which il treats and they ably and
eloqucnily discussed" For sale al the Bookstore oil
Feb 1912. D. A. BRAMAN.
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CONWAY MEDICINES.

TTNHE Subscriber w. l.. KiDDER, piycs notice
L iha, he has succeed the late II. kidder in the
preparation of The well known CONWAY MEDICINES,
and will hereafter give particular attention 10 the
preparation of the following articles the long es.
ablshej celeb ity of which, preclude. the niece .iy
of a republication Of the numerous certificates in
the hands OF the proprietor.
Doct. Jebb's Rheumatic Liniment,
For RhenTaii>n, Bruises, Sprans, Nulnlrcss
Chilblans, Sliines. in the JOINS, &c., will afford
The most unexpected and immediate reliefin The most
obstinate cases Of rheumatism, in few hour. ; mis-
article is openly recommended Nv Physicians m.
Liniment is done up in enlarged bottles. Price 37t
cents.
Dumfries' Itch Ointment,
The extensive sale and csialli he'd repn,a,ion of
DUMrRiE,' ITcn OINTMENT, encourages The nro.
prieor 10 recommend Il To The public with renewed
confidence, as the most innocent and powerful rem
c1y for this annoying disease; il contains no mer.
curry, or any other dangerous ingredient and can
G applied al all times with perfect safety. Price
rs cents Box.
Remedy for tho Piles.
The concurring testimony Of relieved natients
from all quarters, ie,tfying to the cure, T. ;iel ~
the nelclne afer oil Others had alsd, Together with
The increasing demand for The ar lie from all part, OF
the country, prove it 10 one Of he most valuable
specifies known for This trout e>ome complaint,
sL3HA Clergyman writes
Boston, February IS, 1871.
have made trial Of Dumire, Pile Eleruary and
found it produced ,aluary influence a,mos, iinne.
tatcly, and confidently elieve an ectna remedy
for that uncomfortable and delrang compliant
Humanity has induce me 10 recommend 10 per.on,
has a1liclcj, and 80 shall continue 10 d.
Yours re peciully, j. S.
The rene " consists Of an Ointment and EIec,unrv
Price for hoh rs cents, 37i cents when but one j.
wanted, accompanied with pam and ample direc
tons with lie eruption Of he complaint
Dumfrics' Eye Water.
For sore or infamsd eyes, nothing known give
such Immediate and comfortable relief and in ON,
exceedingly bad cases The most unexi ec,el aud de
'iralle relief ha> Teen 70 md in The ne OF this Ey,
water, after other remedies had. failed Persons vii,
have lrei IT., promo nee ii without hesitation The e.
preparation for sore, freak, or infamed eyes, the,
have ever met with. Price 25 cen> holle.
CURE FOR CORNS.
Albion Corn Plaster.
The most safe and speedy cure for Corns vet dis.
covered; the relief is Immediate. II d>solves aot
removes the corn from the foot with ease and erpedi
ton and i,rithout The least pain. Price rs cents
Box
Full and ample directions accompany each of III
a Owe articles.
N. b. None Of the above articles will e genuine
unless signed w. l.. KdIcr ON the outside wra ,per
For sale a. his Corning Room, sc Sac Street, Vi
Stair, corner Of Merchants Row, Boston. Also l.,
MEssRs. PECK e. SPEAR, Burlington, vi.
- literal iii cont allowed 10 dealers.
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Ronnets BOnnets!!
A BEAUTIFUL assortment oil Florence and Xix
n Bonnets much below the prices If last summer
Also great variety of Chena Ribbons by
Dec 10. So. SCOTT.
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PIANO FORTES.
MIR. ]. MUNsON,

s. Ma,pAssa&SsA:fg .lulIy gives no
W. YtSv Nw4SSS. W man ifacturng a
variety of ano
Forces, which are offered for sale on the mo-,
rcasonab c terms A. The C instruments are made
very much improved plan, they are warranted TO
in parakng in a high degree the tone Of the Fl,ie.
In point oflonch and durability of worma n,hp they
are also warranted 10 lie equal 10 any ins,r,-
mems manuia' turel in the Unel States. AL
per ons who want a good Piano are particularly in
viied to call and examine for them. Ives
Bnrlington, Feb 81, 1872
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L. L. FARRAR
gives notice t hat
he continues to
carry on the busi
ness as usual OF
monufact ring
Stone ware of a
superior quality
in all lls varieties
and will 81 nll
times he IN read
=
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CHEAPER AND CHEAPER :

fif: Sn'scr ers are Lowe efino one of he arge
L and le,r as,ormenr> Chat can lie found m h
set'lh OF The com ry) ct Fancy and ape Dry
Good, Carpciing, Il gg> and Oil Cloih., which we
are TePaeito sell for cash at such price a, cannor
hut >rit The plrcha jus, give rs a call and we
WI prove To any one that we will carry ont our
moli', which l., Cheap as the heape.,, re no, a
lnr theaper.1 E. NJ. WRIGHT & Co
Frh. "a 1872
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III We see il stated that Gov. Thomas of Mary
land, and his wifo have separated from each other
forever. Jealousy his part is said to he the cause
The 'Conriers Correspondent says it is entirely
groundless
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Rain. Rnincy. Raining.

THURS AY 9 O'Clock. A. NJ. 3D. February 40
l. Wind South therm 43 above. Till within a
few days having had about one month good leghinr
the Lake twice nearly frozen over, the Town Cheer
ful and business lively. We have now change
The south wind has come bearing from warmer
.ines an accumulated vnpor which is now being free
~ dlsslpated among us and has wasted our Snow,
cleared the Lake housed the people filled the ci :.
tern, given again right smart good chance for ar.
ranging Goods and preparing for selling them at,
the Cheap Cash Store Burlington W.
UOWARD'S.
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The inhabitants Of the village of Burlington are
quested to meet nj the Court House on Tuesday eve
ming next ut o'clock (he Isl day of March) 10 en-.
quire into The exped ency Of forming Union School
District under the of the last session of the Legs.
latre and concert such measures of action as shall
be thought advisable
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GLASS WARE,

of all descriptions constantly on hand full as.
Osorin,ent OF Tnmblers, plain, pressed, ground,
star bottom and Gu. glass Wines; Jeles, Lemonade
and Egg glasses; Lamps OF all descriptions; Lamp
asse, Decanrers Wafer Bottles, Specie Jars, vsIl-
Gus sizes Preserve Dishes cut glass Cu iard Bowls,
Pitchers. SALTS, Castor Bottles, Revolving Cas,ors
and cut class Lamps for sale (cheap OF course) at the
new Crockery aud Glass Ware House Of
FARRAR, WAIT y ROOT,
Pu,l,ngton, Ian, 81, 1912,
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HEALTH SECURED

UNIVERSAL MEDICINES
OF THE BnIrisH CotLEoE OF HEALTH, LONDON
Vhich hare obtainedMe appreciation and reconmen
dotion Of Thousands ,rho hare been cured
In Consumpuons, Cholera Morbus, lntinmma
tiona, internally or externally; Dyspepsia, Feveis
Ague Indigestion, Bilious Nervous Affections !;
aud oil diseases Of the Liver, Yellow Fever, Govt
Rheumatism, Lymbaco, Tic loloreux Dropsy, 81
Vitus's Dance, Epilepsy, Apopexy, Paralysis, Pa!
sew, Green Sickness, and all o strucons to wi ich
the Female form is 50 dstressnsly liable and whlcA
sends SO many of the ncsl portion Of he creation -
their intimately graves Small PoS Mease!'
Gravel, Stone and oil Urinary Distractions, Fistu!".
Piles, Structure Rupures, and Syphilis IN all ia
stages; Coustipated Bowels, Worms, Scurvy. J..
chings of the skin, X ng's Evil and all Cutaneous
Disorders; in short, every Complaint 10 which IT,:
human frame is so direully subject, under all 'het
varied forms and names; as the Hygeian conviction
ia that
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SELLING OFF CHEAP.

StTRONGS d Co now offer their stock of Goods
- for prices a, which purchasers will find il OBJ
iect TO buy The stock large and mus, be sold pre-
slous % The LIST of April mex, when the term of
partnership expires
Sugars, Teas, Spices, Raisins, Tobacco, Goldfish
salmon. coarseand fine ALT, Lamp Oil, Moas es, q c
Iron, Foreign and American, of every description
Steel of all kinds, Anvi's Vices, shovels spades
Forks, Caldron Kettles, and Hollow Ware in great
variety
Stores, Stove pipe, and stove trimmings, Tin ware
&c. cheap, all cheap, rery cheap.
Dac 2O lSil
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LOVELY e. SEYMOUR.

JTAVE Just reed from New York large assort-
IL ment Of Carpelings of every kind quality and
price.
English Drugett. great variety Of patterns Oeta.
ron and Drab Persia F.oor Oil Cloth from 3.s TO
"a vide Rush Mating from "A TO GA wide, Riggs
French and American Paper Hanengs-a larger
assortment ihnn ever before offered in this place
and al prices that cannot fail to suit purchasers.
Nov. 18th 1871.
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ar A public meeting was to be held at New Or
leans to consider the situation of the persons cap.
tured in the Sana Fe Expedition. Resolutions CON.
corning them have also been introduced into the Lou
isiana Legislature
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NOTICE..

THIS may certify thai have given my son Choe
II. Pral', his time ring his minority, and ,ha i
Re I, Of hi> contracting ailer this la'e
Jericho, Eel. g. iS42 ZEBAH PRATT.
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CASH PAID For WQQLLEM RAGS.

ME wish to purchase 500 ton, of all Wool Rags
w such as old Bed Quilts, Coverlets, Blankets
Sheeis shrs, Drawers, stockings &C. including
Merino, Clrcasslan, Plalds, BombazetIs, and every
kind and color uf all Wool Goods not lulled or feed
except carpethp' lasting and prunen.
we WI pay four cents per pound, for clean Rags
oil the above descnption-no part cotton linen silk
IN any quantities, delivered Store, Yves, side
Vermont
For all Wool Carpe,ing, we will pay !! cents per h.
HICKOK d. CATLlN.
Burlington, Dec. 10, ls4l
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, /;
Vermont District.
A SPECIAL Sc. sion Of this Co IF, will c holden
n al the Conr! Ho' Sc in Mon'pelier in laid ric
on the % of March next at II O'Clock, NJ, for III,
hearing OF all petitions in Bankr ,plcy, and all he
matters re atng Thereof that shall e then and Their,
prepT red for the hearing and nd consideration o
said Court
By order Of Court
JESSE COVE, Clsrk.
Fe' rnarv Ia. 1872.
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I S hereby given that JOS FtH WAIT has sold ont
Ibis interest in The stone Ware annfactory anil
Ina, tie hi>n. will hereafter lie carrie ON a. us,Ia
| Mr. f. en- l.. Farrar who i nv THOR Re to e,-
he all he hu> ines o the firm al his Factory Pearl
trcei Burlington. Jan 81 1912.
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III THOMAS will continue his Auction Sales in
1 L. the afternoon of every Wednesday and Sa,ur-
day. A large quantity of Household Furniture Of
different descriptions will be offered, togth er with
Stoves Of various kinds, with pipe. Sales. of Dry
Goods Cutlery, Clocks Jewelry, &c, Gee, will be
offered Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings,
until further notice. October G. l34I
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MONEY! MONEY!!

GOLD, lver, and even good cnrren, Bank Bills
~ are not ref sel a, s. b. Scotts in exchange
for Good. II l. firmly believed manv who are in
he haiti OF making pretty good celebrations, that
money has een. anca lc, avel v calling at this
eta III hnen'. Who would not cxpend their money
at the es' o.si''le rate, in The times,
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Id / @ al

Another REvoLu1ioSARY SOLDIER GoSE-In
Grand Isle. on the % ult. Mr.. VIM Hodgl ms aged
"a. Printers in N. II. are requested to notice
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

There will be meeting Of Burlington Total
Abstnen ce Society this CIV ning,at the Court
House, at six o'clock.
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FsrTS''s Shoes.
. A LARGE supr,y Of Morocco walking Shoes, Kid
n Slips, Misses do, and Mems Pump, Just re :
ne |, lsil s. NJ. POPE
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CHEAP WATCHES,

" have reed some nea, good Watches, which
w will be sold for $40 and SIC some also at SIS,
Who wish such will please call and mike selection.
PANtiRORS& RRINsMAID
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Culver Sleeve Buttons made and Sod by
- PANGBORN & BRIN SMAID.
Wanted good Cow, at low price, enqulreo
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NOTICE

r1NHE Slips in the new Congregational Church a
this place will e sold on Saturday. The l2lh dav
of March, at which lime the terms Of sale Will lie
made known.
Burlington, % Feb. 1912.
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Chilbans, Stiffness. in the joins, &C., will afford
he most unexpec ed and immediate rel efn the mos,
article is openly recommended Iy Physicians. Tb,
Linmen, is done up in enlarged bottles Price 37t
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Buffalo ltObes.

~ BALES superior Buffalo Robes, just received
ana for sale as cheap as the cheapest by
Nov. 10. by f.. NJ. WRIGHT 4 Co.
Also No. ! Otter Caps, Lynx Muhs and Boas, Fur
Collars, Angola rIinges, &c.
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1nBALES Brown sheetings for sale By the bale
lOpeee, or yard, very cheap, by
Nov, F. NJ. WRIGHT & Co.
Also, full assortment, heached shrtings, sheetings
Tickings, Canton Fahnols, Diapers Batting, wckina
&c.
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CLOTHS CHEAP.

lust reed few pieces Burlington Mil Co Cloths.
- Also For Sale very Fine Black and Blue Black
md Invisible Green, Engsn Cloths do. do. Slack
and Blue Blact Wool dyed Eng. Cussimsres Also,
few pieces Plot and Beaver Cloths all which mus
Re -ola End G-e nov oF,rcd a, ereo, Bargains by,
r. NJ WRIGHT A. %
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NOTICE.,

THIS may certify that ] have given TO my Son.
L HARMON BURNS, his time with liz e,v 10 con.
tract for him elf hall claim none of hi, earning.
nor nay any debts Of hi> contracting afer this da.e
Folt"n, Fe' 4th, 1912. JOHN BURNS.
Wine Moses l.. CuLroS.
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n A. BRAMAM. has on hand and is receiving
~ large we'll .elec ed assortment Of ar isle,
in hi> line for he FALL TRADE, sing Of all kind.
school Books, AMI valuable and popular work.
the mos, recent publications.
ALSO
A supply of Blank Books, consisting OF Leg
gers, 10 rnalS Day, Invoice Note, AMI Bill Books,
Of all sizes, IN full All half ending Cap and Letter
PAPER, Of the hes, kind, Drawing, TISSUE Moro CO,
Mar le Blotung, and other varieties of paper, Ink,
Quill, States, Bonnet Boards Pencils Sand Boxes
Letter Stamps, rel Tape and Stationery generally,
great variety. Oct. H.
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FOLLETT 4. BRADLEY

FOLLETT d BRADLEY
RESPECTFULLY inform Their friends and the
hpublic, that they have received and now offer for
safe IN the advantageous terms an extensive
sortmeni OF Iron Steel, &c. consisting in part of the
following
Ton Sandcrson Cast-.'ccl,
do Eagle Germsh do
do Engl h Y do
20 Bund es Brazier's Rods,
80 Tons English Trio Iron, assorted.
10 10 Old Sable PSI do
10 do Swedes do
do Toe Cork Steel,
do Spring do
do Swedes do
10 do Russia horse nail rods,
10 90 Bloom, fiat and square, Of various sires.
Nov 30.
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merchants on the most roo sonalle terms all orders
promptly attended to at his Factory Pearl Street
Burlington. Jah'3l. loi-.
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nOMESTlCkS -Shecting Shirling, Bau nG,
Invading, Wcblng, Cotton Yarn, Cotton Flan-
mel &c. cheap, at (Oc. i2D J. p. WHALING Y Cos
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~GEoRoE P. MARsH Esq. Of this town
has been appointed by Judge Paino Com
missioner in Bankruptcy for Chittendcn
County.
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FOUND.

| \ the ice near Providence Island, one Mast and
Boom belonging 10 some vessel, with 81, and
other rigging attached to it, which the owner can
have by p1ylny reasonable charges.
South Hero, Feb. s, 1872. LORENZO HALL
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Of which is ntervalc and the remainder hard wood
and pine plain land with two good dwelling houses,
three large barns Two small barns, and Horse barn,
The farm i, situated the bank Of river Lamoil, al
the head of navigation is in goo stat Of repair and
cul ivaiion with suitable proportion of roaow, pms
terest and inducements 10 mn intelligent purchaser not
10 be equalled in this quarter Of the State.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine for
themselves soon-and secure great bargain. Terms
made easv for The purchaser.
ELIJAH HERRICK. ,l;;.,o.
SAMIrEI. ROARDMAN AdmlnIstrators
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PAINTS DC.
IO.OOO LBS Wethcrells Dry White Lead.
100 Kegs do do ground in oil.
5000 do Lewis do 90
80 libl> Spanish White
20 do Vcnenilian Red,
Is do French Yellow,
20 do Spirits Turpentne
CEASES Crome Yellow,
Crome Green Brunswick DO
Saxony do. Red Lead,
Verdigrs, by
3Oh Dec. ISL J. d.. II. PECK &. Co.
CEO NJ DRILLED Eyed Needles,
CCO 200 Gross Hooks and Eyes.
100 do. Knitting Pins,
Cases London and American do.
so lbs. do.
Just received and for sale hy
Nov. 80, 1871. Villas, LOOMS & co.
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The ,eages paid to the abole persons employed IN
manufactures mny he estimated to amount 10 over
one hundred millions of dollars per annum.
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.Es mated from given quantities.
Number ofpersons employee IN -Han'Vdc'ures IN
ro.,o, "' o 72,llo
Wool 2l342
Machinery, l34di
Hardware, &c. 5,49Z
Cannon and small armA Lea
Precious Metals, l.556
Various Metals, 6677
Granite and Marble. 1874
Brick, and lime 22e07
Salt, 2365
Iron, SO491
Silk, 167
Fax, L529
Mixed manufactures 1856
Tobacco 1854
Hats cans and bonnes 20l76
LEATHER 260l3
do. 1916
Soap and candles, 3,64l
Di leries md Breweries 1928
Powder mills, $50
Drugs Paints md Dyes, l,543
Glass, Earthenware, SC, 4,e49
Sugar Refncrs, &c. !,35s
Paper. 472b
Printing and Binding, ll.523
Cordage, AGA
Musical Instruments, 900
Carriages and Wagons, 1894
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Ships and Furniture, l9,O03
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BARK.

T. c. LOOMS will pay ca for 80 cords Of good
II Hemock Bari, il delivered by. the first Of Feb.
next. Jan. 1912.
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Sugars.
I n BBLS. Powdered.
" 10 do Crushed
10 Boxes double Loaf
II do Philadelphia Lump
IL do New York do
of superior quality, for sale hv
At the Wharf FOLLtTT & BRADLEY.