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PRocREsc or CIVILIZATION IN Russia
EMANCIPATION OF THE SERFs.-The En-
peror Nicholas has commenced tho process
of emancipating the serls of Russia. These
serfs, as most of our readers are doubtless
aware, constitute the great mass of the labor
ing population Of that country. They be-
long to the land, as part of the estate of eve-
ry great landed proprietor, and descend with
it, from the proprietor to his heir, just like
his acres and the buildings upon them. The
Boston Atlas, noticing this subject, says;
"One of the bodest acts---an act of the great
est magnitu de in this erals that contemplated
by the emperor, of enfranchisng the vast portion
of Russians born in a state of servltude. The
mobiles of the land, who are, however, whenever
their rights ore invaded, the emperors of the
land have given the autocrat to understand
tina, they will not submit to it; and he well
knows that poison, the dagger, or the cord, have
removed many Of his ancestors who have oppos.
ed their sovereign will and pleasure. The en-
peror has made a sort Of compromise, by publish
ing an ukaSe for the lettering the condition of
the seris We IN manner, II is SAID, cacua-
ted 10 stay the apIreAens on, OF the opposition.
Their Apprehension, it we know any thing OF
the Russian nobility, will not be easily salts
fed. An attempt has been made, which they
term revolutionary, and say endangers their lives
and property. Their acguiescense in any mea-
sure leading to such an end as The curament
of their power, is but the calm that precedes
storm. We should not be at all surprised 'ohear
shortly, that the emperoris among the missing.
II he strs further in the business, we would not
give copy of the Atlas for the value Of his life.
If the emperor can introduce system of educa-
ton among the serfs, and reclaim them from
their semi-barbarous state, they will enfranchise
themselves This will be work of time.
Given under our hands, Respect this.--mind
We"
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NEW 6 GODS.
LOVELY e. SEYMOUR

A II Il now opening n heavy stock of scasona IL
n Goods recently purchased in New York which
are cred the puplic al prices which cannot fail
to ensure their sale. Among them are,
Black Blue Black, B0e, Invisible Green and
steel mixed Broad Cloths, very superior quality OF
Cas,imere>, S Tx Velvet, Ve.ing,, Linen Drngs,
Gambroon', and variety Of Goods for summer wear
al low prices Bonlbaqne>, good assortment Of
SILKS for dresses and lonnet, satin, Challys, Black
and coIoreI Muslin lie Laincs large lot Of Merno
Shawls and II bf dress Half. and scars, silk and
linen cam ric lIl,i>. great variety oi Gloves and
Hose; a large assortment Of Fnrli h, French, and
American calroes aud mourning calicoeS al unprc
cclcnedly low prices; Leahon, straw aud Palm leot
lonne,, a great ware ol Rihl on, Lace, Uni le-
la, Para Oh, sm -ha e, Mu>lin- Cam re, leacheo
aud uni lea llel Cuuons; 5000 rolls pa 'er hanging,
or lerng, looking GA se-, rugs, mats, carpe.in -,
all Of which are for sale low.
Jme l. 1872.
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FRoM FLoRipA.-A letter from Nennansville East
Florida, dated May 10, informs us that al Santa Ie,
which is about twelve OF thirteen miles west of Mem
Evansville, the Indians had in tn morning of the 10Th
most cruelty murdered Mrs Casey and her Two chi
dren, and also woun cd Mr. tasey so severely as TO
leave little hopes of his recovery rut the scene OF
death did not end here; for the following morning
whilst the neglbors who had aa,here Tor the pur-
pose, We're engaged in paying the lasi tri ute Of re-
srec by seeing Mrs Casey and children deceutv in
erred they fired On while at the gra e il s sup
posed by about twenty Indans-one man NOR
tally wounded and several others We're wounded
three horses were killed at the time bait Rep.
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FREsu IMPORTATION OF PAUPERs.-Jhe
Eng it is said, are taking measures to send
aud Immense number o. upers and yagahonrs
from their poor houses 10 da L. States Most
of them viii he shipped for New York and
unless the public authorities interfere in sea-
son, it is to be feared that great many Of these
broken down, destitute, sickly, and he pless be-
ings, will be thrown upon New England for
subsistence. What national inQuiiy and out
rageos cruelty it is, for Great Britain to tear
these aged, unfortunate creatures-her own
citizens-irom their native soil, transport tnen
like fe Ions over'he ocean, ard then leave them
10 the cold charities Of strangers, or TO de in a
foreign land !--BoSton Traueller
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COMMITS SIONER' S NOTICE.

WE the Sal scrll err. having been appointed ' y
w the Honora lie he PRO- are Court for the Di>'rlc
Of Chm cnden, commits sioner, 10 receive. examine
and adjust the claim. and demands of al per on
against The tate of phels Persons late Of Jer cho
in sad District, detea, ell repre- enre in oveni, apI
al, all claim aud demands exhibited in o -el there
10; and xix month, from the day Of the da'e hereof
eng allowed / Y ,aid Court for that purpo e, we do
therefore here give notice, that We vii aienf 10
the bu, ines of appointment. nj the dwell ing OF
Abigail Persons in jericho in AID nis;ric', on he
fri Mondays Of Sepiem' er aud Noven' or mex, al
10 o'cloct. A. NJ On each Of laid days.
ael this l0h day # May A. y. 1872
F.G.HIiI, Commas
DAVID FISH, Jr { siuner..
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OuR NAVY YARp.-We hear that orders have been
received at this yard similar those receive a New
York and Philadelphia, and that many hands will be
discharge in consequence.
The work on the Cumberland has been suspended,
and 50 carpenters, engaged on her, have been dis
charged.
More hands will no doubt he discharged to-day,
and still larger number the end of the half month";
on Tuesday next
This state of things is much to be regretted. Many
persons will be thus sudden thrown ont of employ
mrnt, and the work which ought to be DONE Will be
neglected. bunker hin aurora.
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DrArH OF THE VENERABLE IlEsRy SouTHA Rp-The
fathers have nearly all left us, One only here and
called to-day to record the deparure of one of the
few who have been preserved TO illustrate the virtues
OF the heroic nge Of country To the present
Grafton. The venerable Henry Souhard-the father
Senats-died al bis rosidenre in R,skepridne SIN
srset Co., IN this state on Sunday morning, the 2
INST, at the advanced age Of IS years. He had en-
royed good health and the full possession of his men
tsi nenles up t. within few days of his dea h,
which occurred after only four or five DAVIS Ines
induced BY fatigue from walaing.-N. J. Adr.
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Dissolution.
NOTICE is hereby given that the copartnership
" heretofore existing between George Ayers and
William Vermnn, under the firm Of CFoRGE AYERS d
Co, is this day by mutual consent dissolved. All
persons indebted to laid firm requested to call
upon George Ayers, with whom are left all the books
and demand of said firm, for settlement. A per.
having claims AGAINST said firm requested to
present them to the said George Ayers for payment
GEORGE AYERS,
Milton, May II, 1912. WIN. VERMAN.
The business will hereafter he carried on ms usual
at the Store formerly occupied by George Avrs and
Co. in wilton, by GEORGE AI LES.
CtAMER0ONS- linen Drill Molesk n, and
VI great sarc Of other summer goods, very cheap,
June 3, 1912. S b. SCOTT.
ERESH TEAS-Ground Spice, Coffee, Prune,
Ras ne. Figs, Cuuans, dc. dc. Mt
June g. 1912 s. b. SrOTTS
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DEArH OF PROFESSOR EAroy.-Amos Eaton, the
venerable and learned Prncpa the Rensselaer, In
situte in Troy, N. Y, died last week ut the age of
sxty six years, after an illness Of few days. urng
Young men from every SECTION Of rbe uned ,a es ~
many Of whom now in the front rank of their
respective professions. He one of the fathers of
American Geology and not a few OK the Biologists
nsnis Of the science while under his instruction
Tran Nm,
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ASSASSINATION OF GOV. BoGas.

BY the Western Mail we have the appalling intel.
lgence of tho murder Of Ex-Governor Liburn w.
Boggs of Missouri at his residence at Independence,
the 9th instant He was sitting alone in his room,
engaged in writing when he was shot through the
window by some villain who lodged three buckshot
in his head, one of them in his brain. The ST. Louis
New Era of the 18th says;
Gov. Bogg> was shot by some villain on Friday,
9Th in the evening, while sitting i'll room in his own
house in independence His son, boy, hearing a
report ran into the room and found the Governor sill
ting in hi chair with his jaw lal en- down, and his
head leaning back On discovering the inj iry done
his father he gave the alarm Foot tracks were found
in the garden below the window, and pistol pic! ed
up suppo ed to have been overloadel and thrown
from the hand of the scoundrel who fired it. Three
bncksho of heavy load, took effect. on going hro'
his mouth, into the BRAIN and another probably
in or near the brnn-a 90 ng IN AT the back part of
the neck and hen !. The Gov. rnor was SIT alive on
the morning of the 1h bn no hopes Of his recovery
were en- erialned by his friends, and but slight opes
from his physicians man was suspected, and the
Sheriff most probably has possession Of him by this
time The pistol was ons Of a pair stolen some days
previous from baker in In dependence, and the legal
authorities have the description of the other.
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JonN NEWTON" see in this world" said
John Newton, two heaps Of human happiness
and MISERY; now if | can take but the sma lest
bit from the heap, and add to the other, carry
punt. II, as en home, child has dropped
hal:-penny, and if by giving it another can
wipe away its tears, feel that have done
something. ] should be glad indeed 10 do great
er things; but will not eject this"
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NEW AND CHEAP
HARDWA CUTLERY, &C.

'ENHE su scrher hlWug just returned from New
Yrr where he has sclerted a new and com.
plre assortment Of II ARDWARE, sad LERY
HARDWARE, JlLERY, &c. now ofills the same
at the loves, cash prices.
From the facilities which he has Of obtaining his
goods he is enabled 10 oH,r II rdware AT consider
ably less prices than il has hitherto been sold in Yer
mont.
Those in want # articles in the above line will
find it their interest to give him call.
WM. J. HUNT
Stronas Huld'ng College ST., rear the Square
Putliarr,n Nav 1872.
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AsorHER EXPEDITION FOR SANTA FE.-Tbe Ves,.
ern M'ssouran Of the 23d ult says; larre c,n,nan
OF Americans and Spaniards is enc rl,-j nos, ~,
town, and will leave for Santa Fe b-,a lie, .,a'
imo. The Americans are under tn -e-iri,s d.,'s
o< Messrs Alvarez, u. S. Consul) Wehered Kslls,
and Hoffman; the Spanards under that Of Seisno,ys
Amigo, Orttero and Perea. They take with the m IN
oil, over sl50000 worth of English and Eastern coa.,
goods. They have 90 wagons, and ahou, 500 mules
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FRoM TrxAs.--Ry the arrival of the steamship N.
Yors, we have received late Texas papers They are
barren of any int liGence of interest. The Housto-
man of the 18th, publishes interesting statement
of Mr. Lubbock's tone OF the Santa Fe eypedltion)
sufarinns and adventures
The Hon. C. Van Ness was recently killed at Gal
weston, by the accidental discharge of a gun.
We find nothing more of inlere in the papers.
~ ORLEANS Bee.
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LEMONS.
GOLDFISH.

A FRESH supply and a ptne article for .a'e i,
"A on Dock. Nav 27 FOLLElT If BRADLEY
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Amos Kendall complains that he does no. re-
ceive enough from the EXpositor to pay his
printers, and declares that TN 'ess better sup
ported, he shall be compelled TO abandon the
business.
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CONSIDERATIONS.

The Chittenden County Consorini will hold
their next annual meeting Providence perm ling, in
this village, on Tuesday the 18th day OF June next at
IL o'cocE at noon. Every Congregational church
in the county should BE- represented by their Pastor
and Deesaie-or by two lny delegates if they have
no actinr pas or And each church viii be cal cd on
Tor na statistical report for the past
J. X. CONVERSE, Register.
BURLINGTON, May %, 1912
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Here We fiud the almost entire vote Of South
Carolina given in favor ola plan, the object %
which was to foster and protecttis manufactures
of the Uaitcd S,a'eS. Now the same Safe re-
puda'es ,he protective policy--declarcs it I'M
constitutional, and advocates the widest of all
wild schemes, Free Trade.'--[ Wayne Co. Ind,
Rec
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VyNHE Sub. cru err have received a supply Of lie
| high Coal. which they er al rel'cei prices.
Old Iocl. MAY 81 FO'LElT " BRADLEY.
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LIGHT! LIGEI!!

A l. l. who wish to light shop, stores or ru' lie
"a buildings, cheap and well are invited TO call and
see Colds Chemical Oh and Lamps. The Oh is 75uls.
per gallon and will give more light than 50 worth OF
Lamp Oil. Lamps and Oh and Wicks and Glasses
LOT sale a, The Variety Store.
June3 PANGRORN S.pRlNSNAlD
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BOARDING HOUSE.

The ) b.cri' er ,ul, cunuule- his loard
asETTA ing hnlse at he foot OF College rec,
,,s;e.i, near the S are, and will ne his es
is,itt9s exerlun. T. give sati iarion 10 tho-o
AtissstaA who may ia ;ur him wi their patron
age. lie ha~ also several convenient and gonee
Rooms go le,. JOSHUA LOANE.
Avrl 20. lsi2.
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MARCH OF INTELLECT IN ENa.AHn,-N the Wor-
easershlre ess oRs n one tue Jury returned the
following verdict -" Guilty, with some little douh,
as 10 whether he is the aan! The Judge could nj
stand this but sent then packing
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= @ 4

In this town, on the 2ath ut. Miss SARAH STRosa,
aged "a years.
In this town, on the 3lst u!,o. Mr. PrTEh LEFE-
DREE, printer, aged 20 years
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1T N i z i @ a

At Attention, Alabama, on the morning of the Goth
uli.. at the residence Of Dr.. C. II. Swift, Mayor,
FRAxcia w. PAGE Esq. of ST. Louis, No. 10 Mss
JAwE NJ. SroDDAnD, formerly Of this place.
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Farsa, 641Sa, Fa8a H4sA ALI
-{a5J5s5I 49, u 1.t55. Ii As5R2f
ALBANY AND BOstON RAIn hOAD'
L.. II ntfnaI e

Fare reduced 10 EehtOn so
Time OF stating altered TO before A. NJ OF
nnd after Monday, End inst, (ths day)-arrivs !"
Boston snme day at p. NJ.
Morning IRAN through 70 Boston, leave< the Lepot
al Green.usi at ! belorc6 o'clock pfeci'ely every
nlorning,(S pdave excepe'.) Pas engers must leave
All any Ly the South Ferry, moi laer than pas's
o'clock.
Noon train TO Springfield is di.con'inuei.
might train Mrongh TO Boston will Novo
Grecndi,h al 1 eiure z p. M.-ras er:gers mus
leave Albany, above, not Ia er Than ct oclocI.--
Pa enger for Springfield can lake this tram. =,
The train from DO ion arrives in CreenbiI' u al ~
p M.-givina sufficient time for pa, sengers 70 lshe
the cars for The west or the O'clock oai Tor n. Y.
ron hartford AND NEW HA VEN
Pa sengers leaving All any in the morning , lbs
! efure 6 O'Clock train from Creenl"sh, arrive IN
Springfield at liz a. IN may leave lirinrdln'e'ynt
Horifo d--heuce by cars arrive in Ncw-fiaven "
u p. m Or leave Greenbush in the before p III
traln arrive in Springfield nj II o. m.-ihence ato
n IN. by steam Boat 10 Hartford arriving there AZ
II thence by Steam Bon Of p. m. arrive in New
York next morningby O'Clock, or they may leave
Hartford for New Haven by Rail Rood at 5 p IN and
arrive there NTH p. m
Steam Boat leaves New Haven for New York Of
n M and arrives At The latter city al p. m.
Fare 10 5 r. n4iield 80 o.
Pa .enn.rs are par'ic dairy req esei 10 rrocun
Their Tic' ct ciure taking -eals IN The Cars:
IL, Ct can be obtained in Al any al u. H. PaynS-
office, 81 Broadway, or at Ticket Office in lepot al
wM. II. TOWNSEND,
Mas er Transportation.
Greenlush Deno,, MAY g. 1912
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A REMINIscENcE.--In the year 1909, June
7th,) the House OF Representatives, by deci-
ded and almost rgid'y Democratic vote, adopt
cd the following resolution:
"Reso!vel, That,he Secretary of the Treas
ury be directed to prepare and report to this
House, at their next ION, a plan for the ap-
piica.Ion OF such means as are within the power
Of Congress, for the purpose of protecting and
fostering the manufacturers Of the United STATES,
together with a statement OF the several manu-
featuring establishments which have been com
menced, the progress which have been made in
them, and the success with which they have
been attended. aud such other information as, in
the opinion Of the Secretary, may be matoriaI IN
exhibiting general sew OF the manufactures
of the United States
On the adoption Of this resolution, which con-
templated plan for protecting and fostering
The manufactures of the United States, the four
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ALPHEUS HALLS ESTATE.

AIFHEsS flNLL . TO 4 ! u .
STATE OF YER ONT. The iion the Probate
District of Chittenden, SIS. court for The District Of
h,ttenden; TO MI persons ncerned in the estate Of
Alpheus Hall late Of Milton in said District derea,-
ed, trreetng
Whereas, tho administrators Of the es ate ui said
deceased urnposet to render m account OF heir nd
mnstrali1n, and present their account against s1id
tate for examination ard allowance at session Of
the court of Probate to be holden nj the Registers
office in Burlington in said d met on the second
Wednesday OF June next.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to near lefore
said court al the time and place aforesaid aad hew
cause, II any YOU have, why the accoun. aforesaid
should not lie allowed.
Given under nv haal at Burlington THIS 18th day
Of MAYA D. 1912.
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LYMiN { COLE


LYMAN z fEi IT,
n = ~ w ~ " :, !" :. \ ~ t,u
an' va 81 'rI " an > a u eL - - >,
~" ~ ~ 60 ' St.o.H 'y " VI -, NV1"''>'L'I
n par OF Irn'e' Lawns 'a'n'''cs' Mls''n' aud
MOURN he AVIS MI, r,,,
~ al" S'''e' "''-'F'''' g. ''' "a TX" 'H''cr
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o. @t,.al,,,o,,o,r. po,,,.
tN,, ~ I ~ ~ - 80, "~"''
=, Su'e' 'ue I %."-' ~ W 9 "' 90,
iie"'S '''1N -" ~ ,.o, 0"'ss ""4 F0' ""'S'
,,r;,,.to,..o,r,. ha'." 81 ,,lo.,, ,,..;,,
800 md s,.r., I,,,i,,,obi,c
\, "i' NJ 80 '''t 80
'i I'm We ~ "ei m"N'' an" ANY a ~ 10 ~
rmlerTi'a a; Ia 1 .e"e IVA. 'aW si& iaG%
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

There will be a meeting of the Temperance Society
on Sunday next, nj 5 o'clock, P. NJ Remarks may
he evpe ted several OF the cergymen attending
the Methodist conference.
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I ans, very moderate, May 10 1912.
WANTED.
(NAsH, Butter, Flax and most kinds Of Produce IN
Y exchange for goods. IL w. CATLIN.
( LOVER ST. D Of superior quality inst received
Y and for sale by Il w. CATLlN,
MAY l3. Srongs Bull ing.
SHEEP Tobacco.
1900 Pound 10y, low PrI.ei To, acro, saalls
Q Nav, 1912 s WALKER
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A T AUCT1ON.-Grea' Bargains The subscriber
"A will commence selling at nuctiou mt the store
formerly occ pied by Wi lam Wells & Co, lower end
of Pearl street, Wednesday,, the ls dny Of June
mex, at o'clo h. A. NJ, the entire stock of goods
lately owned by S. d. John~on. II consists Of dry
Foods, dry all w.t. groceries crociery, glass, and
hardware. Terms Of paynen, made known nj the
sale The goods must and will be sold 10 close the
concern, and no mistake.
SOLOMON WALKER,
Burlington, April 30, 1912. Assignee.
g1r The above sale 10 adjourned TO Thomas' Auc
ton ROOM Saturday, at ~ o'clock, A. M.
June 3, 1912
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DRUGS & MEDICINES.

THE subscribers nre continually supplied with
I ersry article in the a owe branch, both Of the
Ofiicnal and Patent kinds. Medicinal vaIeIs from
Saratoga; do. from Culedona, Canada; Medical
Wines and Spirits; Leeches; Surgical lnsr iments I:
Mineral Teeth &c. &c. frescr ptons put up al the
shortest notice.
t,hs 9Ds-s :; ~ t5pri.
FECg & apLAS lr''hscsfies.
b1rt,rfl- -,
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.


WE the >rl scri having een appoin' ed " the
w II nora t Prol Go RI for the i-riir Of
Grand L., Cunm-s Toner, to re eve examine anil
adult the clam and denan ,,cfal persons ,ains'
hee tlte IL Villa ti1ly IN, late If Grand lie in
aid Isircl dereasei re lresene msulven' an a st
ali claim, and denan! exhil Ell IN O e, lh reiu and
TX monrh. from lie lay Of The a { hereof eng al
lowed by aid Conr Tor lha rpO c, we do her fore
here Civ notice that we VIII attend t. he ,,i- me /,
OF or Appointment al lie dwelling house Of Ruth
Hodg in, in Grant le, On The Ia Saturday Of o.
To- cr next, A. ID. 1872 from o'rloc, in The fore
noon TIL six o'clock in the afternoon Of the same
day.
Da.el at Grand I,c this 5 h iav Of MAY, A DIsl2
SAMUEL ADAMS, Commits
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN, >uner~.
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TO Rent.
Cheap Groceyics

Tyson, Young Hy-on, Hyson skin, Tonl,y and
l. l. p,uchong Tea, Poro Rico Sugar, Loaf LINN
ard Powdered do. +. Il. Mola>se,, Lemon syrlp. RI
an Java Co ee, g.. Dc.
Neie Orleans Sugar cheap as he cheapest for
sale by Jne3 S. NJ POPE
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As late as al o'clock this evening the run at
HOIVARD'S
continued wi h unnbarcd yinor. How long it will
last must dcp,n upon his ability to Jake up the bills
upon presentations or satisfy that there will not be-
my par,a'v 10 prosecutors; mnnv, To be sure from
the rush are DELAYED, but +, uuates hrres 50 mu n
curiosity nbput The Grand RazHnr thal one does
no, ure in an hall hours detention, knowing that
'Gn7 an quick u tire will b. ulsof To every one
having tho whole or nnv paris Of Dollars to dEpos"
IT. and is even rrmored that from his uvlirv to
buy uu even the small lots of money well as the
large nnts that there NAV he siil further rise upon
the price Of money of the kinds o coin and Of sney
fund and other good bank bs hut be that rs il may
Goods were never So low md Cash so high as II ls
now at the old Money Market Store kept by the reo-
| PIES agent.
| June 3 1872 s. EARL HOWARD.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-06-03
Farcweli's shoes.

IlLACK and colored helf Caters,
ID Misses 90 do KID Slips,
french BuslSin Shoes, Morocco do
Chldren's TO- Neu's pumps, dc.
just received and for sa,e cheap, Y
May 26, 1872 $. NJ. POPE.