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AMERICAN HARDWARE.
COLDS CHEMICAL IMPROVED
u. AMR

INHE subscribers, having purchased OF Mr.. GJd
| the right To manufacture aud eel, in the New
ENGLAND States his improved CliEMlCALLAM MP,
afe now prcpay, to oIlir Them for sale, al whole
sale OF retail, aud car recommend thcm as thr best
aud most ecooomlcll Lamp no" IN use, as the
pence OF burning will be only about half The cost OF
Sperm Oil and the hsh. more brilliant The inn
PROVEN nts which have been made ia this Lamp re.
move tho objections which most Chemical Lamps
are subject TO.
l~J7We have also u very superiorarticle Of CHE.
MlCAL OIL, refined nndcr the supcrintandonee of
Mr. Gold. which can he used in this or any other
Chemical Lamp-for sale by the barrel or gallon.
iLJsWn have tho various patterns Of this Lamp
at our store where they be seen, al any time, IN
use. LOWS, BALL " 90.
No-l23 Washinst ST. Boston. 2S
For sale by TOWN & WITHERELL, Montpelier, VI
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A RARE CHANCII!

TIME subscriber, wishing 10 remove 10 Rochester, II.
Y. offers for sale the following valuable property,
situated in Montpelier, about three miles from rs Sd. te-
House. on the road leading from Montpelier W ana1si
viz. ONE GRIST MILL with three run u stOnc ,~o
bolts and smut mill, also two of stone for huing and
grinding oats. SAW MIL with circular saw and
u ncis athe situated within twenty rods Of The Grlst mill
The mills well situated for BUSINESS in good repair and
in point Of saot7 from reshets and convenience for other
machinery the privilege is probably not surpassed b. any
in this state. Also, for sale sixty Of land, small
share Of interval together with two dwelling houses one
with kitchen and she'd attached well finished and painted
being convenient for families the other finished and
both supplied with excellent water also, barn, shed
and out buildings supplied with water The above build
ings have all been built within years About Que
third ofhe pay will be required the time Of sale and Tho
remainder liberal credit with good security desired.
MEDAD WRIGHT, JR.
Montpelier, January 90 ls42. 40
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the Subscribers, heing appointed By the Honor
w BILE the Probate Court for the District Of Randolph,
commissioners receive examine anu adjust all claims
demands of all persons against The estate of FRED
EkiUn WHtTE, late of Tunbrdge, in SAID district,
deceased and also ali claims and de-
mands exhibited in Offset theretoi and six months
from the Goth day Of April 1872 beng allowed by said
Court o that purposeWe do therefore hereby gvenotcc
that will attend the business OF said appointment
| at the Of jeremiah Foster, in Tunb1dge the
first Saturdays of June and October next om o'clock
A. M. until four O'Clock p. Nj each Of sand days
| GEORGE $. WEYMOUTH, (Commis-
r. sic
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DENTISTRY.


nR.J. McGREGORY Surgeon Dentist respectfully
~ tenders his professional services TO the inhabitants of
Montpelier, and the public generally. He has taken
where he can at all tines be consulted. lie performs all
operations known in Dentistry, such setting natural or
artificial teeth single or in onc sets, so as to possess
perfectly natural appearance, and preserve to the wcae
all the advantage Of mascation and articulation and he
fill cleans and extracs in the latest and most approved
style which he warrants TO be exccled by Sastac-
references given If required
Charqes reasonable. ID
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THE subscribers, having been appointed by tho Hon
l. Probate Court for the district Of Lamolle commits
sion rs to receive and adjust all c:ims and de-
mands of all against the estate Of JOHN HALL,
late of Elmore in said district deceased and also all
claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto do hereby
give notice that said estate represented nsolvcn and
lei IN of six from the 25d day oi April ls42
allowed by said Court the creditors Of said deceased
exhibit and prove their respective claims, before US
and that will attend the duties of appointment at
Inc dwelling house of George w. Bailey, in Emore, in
said district on first Tuesdays of July and October
1912 from nine o'clock in the forenoon till O'Clock
IN the afternoon, each OF said days.
ABNER DOTY }Commis-
LUMAN M'CLiNToCK, }sioners IS
na,ad at Elmore this hth day of Anil ID
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

THE Subscribers having been appointed by the Honor
orablo Probate Court for The district of Washington,
commissioners 10 receve examine and adjust all claims
and demands of all persons against the estate of JOSEPH
w. ELDRIDGE, tsq late of Warren in said district
deceased, rePese ned insClvent and he term of six
months from the l4th day Of April D 1912 allowed by
said Court the creditors of said deceased, exhibit
and prove Their respective claims before usDo give notice
that we will attend the duties our appointment at the
dwelling house of Deborah Edrdge, in Warren, in said
district the l4h day Of July and October at nine o'clock
JOSEPH a. CURTIss, Commits
LEWIS CARDELL, }soner5
Warren, Apr eth d 1912. So
STATE OF VERMONT tA1 a Proba = Count L den
District of Randolph IS. fat Randolph, within and for
said district the 22d day Of April 1912, Presort tho
Hon. WIN. Hebard Judge.
A N instrument putpotng to be the lzs' VIII and osa-
n ment of John Sessions late of Branee 10 said dis
deceased, being presented to the court he.e Chris
opher Huntington Esq the executor therein named for
probate is ordered by said court hat ali persons con-
cernG therein be notified appear session OF said
court to be holden Probac Office in Randolph on
the FIRST Wednesday in June neat and shew cause, if any
they may have agans, The probate of said will for which
purpose is further ordered thai copy of the record Of
this order he published three weeks successfully in the
Vermont Waterman and Stale Journal, printed at Mont
peher, soon as may be.
A true copy of record.
81 Anes, J.COLBY, Register
STATE OF VkkMUNT, ATa Probate Court, ho'
District of Randolph S.. den at Randolph, within
and foe sand district the 26h day Of April SAP present.
the Hon VIM. Hsbard, Judge.
A instrument purporng be the last wi and tesla
n of Doct. John Edson late of Randolph in said
district, deceas I'd being presented 20 the here by
Mrs. Susannah Edison the execurx therein named for
probate it is ordered by said coui that all persons
ceIned therein be notified appear at session of SAID
court 10 be holden at the Probate Office Randolph
the third Wednesday in May nexi, and shew any
they may against the probate OF SAID will for which
purpose is further ordered, that copy of tho record of
this order be published three weeks successfully in the VT
Waterman and journal, printed at Montpelier soon as
81 Attest j. COLBY, Register.
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DRs. BRADFORD THAYER

HAVE entered into eopartnershp ia the practice Of
l. Medicine and Surgery at West Randolph, Vermont,
and val puncuay attend 10 all calls connected with their
profession.
Gentlemen wishing TO pursue of medical study
will here Ind good accommodations for getting practical
knowledge Of anatomy and lis collateral branches.
p ID. BRADFORD MD.
s.. w, THAYER, jr NJ. ID.
West Randolph Vermont MAY TO- 1912 So
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MARRIAGES.

In st. Johnsbury 4h ins by Rev J. II. Worcester Hon.
F. Redied, Of this village, Miss Catherine b.
Dea. Luther Clark, of st. J.
In Danyle 9Th int by Row. L. Adams Mr. Elias s. Weeks
of Pcachan to Miss Amra Nj. Fuller, of Danylle
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BANCROFT 81 RIKl
NEW GOODS.
NEW SPRING GOODS.

7 YMAN g. KING have just received extensive
II assortment of rich fashionable Spring and summer
Fancy Goods, such Tx, Cashmere M dc Lain, Mer-
no. Edinboro', and black Flc Cd, 81, 1914 SHAWLS,
very cheap. Silk Handkerchief C1avas, Saarfs etc.
Very large of light Black and Blue Black Fig
ured and Plain Gro dc Paris Gro de Swiss and Gro
Naples SILKS. Black Chana, Filet, Nett, Gauze and
other Wells. White and coored ground French Lawns
and Masns for Dresses Kid, SIX Listed Thread, Cotton
and Mohair MItts and Gloves SILK, Merino, Wosled
and Cotton Hose etc vey low for cash good credit
April %, lS42 81
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NEWBURY sEMINARY.

THE Summer Term of this Institution will commence
Thursday, May 26tl, and continue eight weeks -
In some inquiries Of our friends respecting the
health Of the Students remark, that the general health
Of The School has been quito bood usual during the
past Many children in this town, in all others, in
This vicinity have been visited by Canker RASH but this
now seems 10 have consider ably abated and general health
prevails. OSMON g. BAKER, Principal.
Newburv Aprl 81 1912. 54:5w
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MISCELLAN EOUS.
TAILORING BUSINESS.


e5S5f4s gF4dfE@
LII KINDS Of Gentlemen's Garments made in the
n Latest and most Fashionable lyle, or in style to
suit the customer and warranted TO htat the Old Stand,
M l.. HALE.
Montpelier, April, 1912.
EPCUTTlNG for others TO make Zone in the best
style and warranted. 52S
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vNhls may certify that have gwen my son, SuLLl-
L VAN OWEN, his time during his minority, and
shall moi hereafter claim any of his earnings nor pay any
debts ofhs contracting after this date. -.
LUMAN OWEN.
Rare Aprl 80 1912 So
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WIN. GREENOUGN 4 Co.,
No. IA, MERCHANTS ROW, BOSTON,

No. IA, MERCHANTS ROW, BOSTON,
L constantly receiving aud oHrr of sale TO the coun'
n trv trade O The most reasonable terms,
HARDW ARE s. CUTLERY,
consisting OIL Sheffield Coos Greayes and Sons Cast
Steel Files ldge Tools; Mhwrights' Chises Plane
irons Grcaycs nhd Sons Erc Steel Plane Irors Chs
els and Guuses and b, far the best article The
ma ket: Groves and u.s. fy,acks Vayors Slack, Sell
lar and Gravsons Sdndcrson Hand Pannel Back, Com
pass, and Web Saws S!ckies general assortment Of
Tools, etc. etc ana
TABLE IL SPRING CUTLERY.
Birmingham Goods, comprising part Leg, Ttace, and
Halter CHAINS. James and Fox and Hawkins Screws
Bed Screws; Coach Screws Baldwin's, Kenrcks and
TarrAttis broad and Bus table and back flap pew
aud plate Hngus Hooks and Hinges Lucks-Cafpeniers
closet pad wardrobe chest, cupboard press plate blind
and sash fasteners Norfolk ,ches brass goods,
wrought Nails,
AMERICAN HARD
Iron and cast steel shovels spades; FIRE sets; augers
Nashua locks and atches; w. Rowland and Sons and
Fulton Hardware Co.'S Mill Saws Coles Hammers Lat
clrs ring and improved Bakc'S patent etc. cIc.
Composing altogether stock well suited to the country
trnde-lo be sold ior cash or approved credit.
AZURE FOR RHEUMATISM. DEANS RHEU.
nlant and klndred Diseases, G"ut, Numbness &c.-
They have been extensively used in the United States Cor
the twenty years, and nuutudcs have been relieved
by them from the DIT tTesing attack of IT, Persona
who have afflicted with II for years and others
who have been untitled for business long and unab
TO walk without aid, have been fully restored by using
them.
For sale by the Druggists generally in New York, AL
bans II oy aud throughout The State and New England.
MAYNARD MOVES. Wholesale Druggists,
BusOn.
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SV,ss Aw RON NETS.
II A r D. w A r E.,
BROWN & CHAPLIN.

Nos Is & l6 Commercial few doors north Of the
Market, BOSTON,
WHOLESALE dealers in DRUGS, MEDICINES
w PAINTS, SPERM and LlNSEED OIL, WIN
DOW GLASS, DYE, STUFFS, &c. offer for sale
fresh and complete Of the above articles the
most reasonable terms Tor cash credit Count deal
ers are respectfully invited call and their stock
before purchasing elsewhere. 4S:3m-Aug. |, 3m
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REAL ESTATE.
EARN FOR SALE.

m FARM FOR SALE.
THE subscriber having made up his
ZM iss& i mind to remove to the West, will dis
I'D IN pose ofhis farm reasonable terms SAID
k1eYH5F<.#s<cB Fam is situated in Berlin, two and haf
miles from Montpelier village half mile from Onion river
cont sning 1873 acres-wel watersd-good orchard and
comfortable buildings pleasant situation for any one
wishing locate in this section Of county Possession
given by the 18th Of October next. SETH SHAW,
Berlin April 90th 1912. 90
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true copy Of record.
81 Attest, J.COLBY REGISTER
STATE OF VERMONT, Orange County Court De
Orange County, }crmber Term, ls4l.
CHARLES WALDO,
WILLIAM c. WHITE,

A CTlON of assumpsit note for $4,000 signed by
n defendant and payable 10 James H. Bingham and
dated FEBRUARY 1888, and endorsed February ls4l by
said Bingham to the Plaintiff
This action entered the June Term Of this court,
l64l which term the said Huchins sdjudsed Trus-
ee and the cause continued And now, this his
court il not ring that said William c. White has had
notice of this su is ordered by the court here
that he be notified of the tendency Of the same BY pubs
LEGATION of this norice ana order in the Vermont Waeh-
man and State Journal printed Montpelier in the Coun-
" of Washington three weeks SUCCESSFULLY the lust of
which publications be at least thirty days previous to
the stated term of this court the thrG Tuesday Of
June ls42, which will be deemed sufficient notice said
White appear at the Of said court he
PERLEY e JONES, CleIk.
WILLIAM HEBARD, Attorney. IS
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w AA EPC&Gr 1a93o
Silver Spoons God Beads Ear ornamnets Finger Rings,
Ladies and Genlcnens BreasPns newest patterns livery
rich.) Gold Rsettsstone set, Gold and Silver Pencils,
G Old and Silver Bowed Spectaces Silver Thimbes,
Miniature cases. Gold Breast Pins Gold Guard keyes,
Gold Watch CHAINS Gard Cases, Mourning Rings and
Pins, Silver Combs, Shell Combs, Work Bags, Pocket
SCISSORS Fancy Goods VoIihs and Strings, good as
Of hest kind Of Peumery Macassar, Buffalo and
Bears Oil for the hair, Fishing implements, LA &c Lo)
Britannia reapos and Casters sul eror quality. large
assortment of Toys Watch Trimmings Wood Clocks and
l3rass do and in Short every thing that Is kept at
Jewcrj Ware Store.
s. takes this opportunity to just say TO the ladies
and genf-men o 1ntpeeS and vicinity, that he has
arged his Shop Establishment ana mas spared no pains TO
select Goods suitable for market 10 fill 1t up; aud aE
Their says all, home abroad, to just step IN and
anime the quality and price before purchasing elsewhere
AT rate they may rely this that goods are what
recommend them to be sale.
g. Clocks and Watches repaired a. short notice and
warranted
N b. Silver work and Jewery made to order or to any
pattern and warranted good
Montpelier April 81, 1912. 53
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: oOOO SHEET1RON.

- lot of Russia and American Sheet Iron for stove pine
which they will sell al small commission by the bundle
Dec IS
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Also an extensive Assortment Of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,

The proprirors Of this est ,bshmcnt invite the attention
of purchasers TO the SPLENDID STOCK OF GOODS
offered. The assortment is Of the MOST EXTEN-
in The city the styles unsurpassed for beauty and good
taste tho qualities second and the piice as LOW
good articles be oba inod from any other source
Rustou 56
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NEW GOODS, &c.
NEW ARRIVAL.

W
BnA PIECES at the new Cash Store from 10 70
Il wv cents per yard. Purchasers are invited 10
call before making then selections. LYMAN KING.
9th April, '42. So
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MARRIED.

In this village Monday last, by Rev DR.
Strong of Greenfield, MIR Dorrencc Davis of Hart
ford, CT TO Mrs Lucy II. Dcming Of this place
At the Vermont House in this village, llth inst.
by Rev A. Brown, Mr. William llougllton to Miss
Hannah Dascomb, both of Harvard, Mass.
Also by the same, same day, at the Phnnlx
House in this village, Mr. Isaac Bills to Miss Maria
Head of Ashby, Mass
In Boston, on the 9th inst Mr. Cyrus Hill to Miss
Cynthia Morse, both formerly of Marlboro, VI
In Putney, 9th inst by Rev Mr. Foster, MIR Henry
Putnam TO Miss Keziah Prouty, both OF this town.
In Mount Vernon, N. H. on the 9TH inst. by Rev
b. Smith, Mr. DAVID BoARDMAN TO Miss FRAScEs
+. BRuoE, both of that place. We received a
good slice from the bridal loaf
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DIED.

In this town, on the Sd inst. Mr. Noah Bonnet,
aged - years.
In Halifax, on the Cd inst Mr. Elisha Starr late
of Fredonia, Chautauque Co. n Y aged 30
formerly of Guilford, VI.
In Holden, Mass. Sept. %, MIR VIM b. Flugg.
He was married nine days, only, previous to his
death
In Sutton, Sept. r. Capt Reuben Waters, aged
"a sd, Mr. Warren Sibley, oldest son of Mr. Dan
iel Siblcy, aged %.
At the Insane Asylum, this place, on the I'd inst
Miss Mary Doolittle, of Shoreham, aged %.
In Westmoreland Sept IL, Mrs Harriet, wife oi
MIR Isaac Leach, Jr. aged 80.
In Windsor, Torrey, youngest child OF Horace
and Mary Everett, aged Ia.
At Fredonia, N. Y. on the 18th September last
James Mnot, Esq. formerly of this village, aged o.
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PRINCES, CORD S,


GIMPS, ETC.
Loon silk rr;pgcs for
dressc. I,l,ct ynr;er,,.
ed, and self colorcd;
Silk bullion Frinees for
dresses. one 10 three
inches wide
INiohair bullion Princes
for dresses. one TO three
inches wide;
Scolloped and plain silk
Frinres. assorted and
variepated cclors
Astracham silk Frinpes,
three to nine inches
wide, for nantes and
shawls;
LEG head bullion Princes;
lColbatine Fringcs
lGimps in great varieties,
chine ,yarirpatcd.black
and self colorcd
Cane Tr;r,,n;rrs
sill T.ssaIs.
Sill and d,,sr E,,,o,s
Rra;ds
Super crane Cords. for
cloaks, girdlcs. cic..
| black. self. and yarie-
gated colors
Silk Cords and Tasscls,
for rirdles and collars ;
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On recent occasion, says an exchange,
as the marriage ceremony was about to be
perCormed in church in neighboring
town, when the clergyman desired the par
ties wishing to be married to rise up, large
number Of ladies immediately rose!
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A LOCO FOCO'S OPINION OF HIS Own
PARHY


The Nantucket Islander is of the most racy
papers in Massachusetts, and is conducted with
much tact and ability. Besides this, Haswei is an
out.and.out Locofoco--he stands up to the mark
and openly avows his opinion of the party, its men
and its Here is his opinion oil the purity
"V7th fcw highly honorable exceptions,
the leaders o. fthe democratic party are among
the most contemplate Of created creatures,
actual Hbels on humanity, and political bias
phemers against the dignity Of Hedcen.-
Win the a0ords Of freedom torecer on their
lips, they neoer let slip an opportunity Of
shoping that their serUice is but lip service
and to their eternal disgrace be it said, THE
DEMOCRATIC PARTY SELDOM FAILS TO APP
PLAUD AND UPHOLD ALL SUCH MANIFESTO
TIoNs OF AN UTTER WANT OF DEEP SEATED
PRINCIPLES"
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COTTON GOODS.

DROWN and Beached Sheetings and
~ Shirtings, some very stout and heavy,
worthy the attention of the Farmer. Also,
some fine and extra fine unbleached Sbeetngs,
at very low prices. Please call and see for
yourselves. A. F.. DWiNELL.
Brattleboro, Sept &c, ls42.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at BrdtttborO,
Vermont, Oct. lSt, lS42.
Adams Clark lIoyt Il Cabbott Miss
Ayrcs Henry Hall William
Avery Mary Jane Hayward Charles Rev
Ames Willard llolbrook J T.
Alexander Caleb Hunt Elisha
Bennett Milo Hammond Benz
Burnet Wilkins Howard VIM G.
Burdeu l. VI lladlcy Nabby
Bctterly Samuel Hunter X +
Brooks EbcneZer Hines Mala
Bowen Jones lIcpsey
Barrett Mr. Knight Frances
Butter Ephraim Kirkland Edward-2
Burnham Richard Kathan Candace
Briggs Denman Loveland Roswell
Briggs William Lincoln franklin
Burnett lothian Lombard ID
Barrett Miranda Muzzcy Winthrop E
Buttcriield Asaph Marsh IL
Carpenter Daniel-2 Mack Samuel
Crosby Elizabeth ii Nash Ansel Rev
Chase Mr. Nichols Oren
Gushing ID Peckham Henry G
Cutting John Palmer Lucy
Colgrove Lcmuel Powers r.
Crawford Lyman p Quackenburn Jacob
Crdenton Josiah ID Randall Chancey
Dewoli Geo w Roberts Elvira
Dickinson f. r Richmond Jonah
Day James Z Rugg Jonas
Estey F Redheld Lydia
Engalls VIM Richardson Willard
Evans Mary--2 Rogers Charles
Easterly Thos Starr Elisha
Fairbanks l. Stoddard Mary J
Frazier Ruel Sheffield Martha
Frary Daniel w Toby Sarah NJ
Farnsworth + 5 Thompson MIR
Fisher Lucy Wood Israel
Foster Harriet f. Wetherel Ann 5
Gilbert Clark Whitney Dolly
Goodcnough Rob't Wellman Henry
Greenleaf Jer-2 Wood JabeZ
Gregory Ellen Wood Perss
Hines lsaac-2 Wetbcrell John CO
Hart Hiram Yearly Sarah
Harris John CO
lPPersons calling for the foregoing letters wi
please say advertised"
400 +. IL. FESSENDEN, p. N
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There will be Temperance Meeting al Vernon
Meeting house, on Sunday and Monday evenings,
Oct. 10Th aud l7lh, commencing at 6 o'clock
MIR. Rurus ELMER, Jr. from Springfield, Mass. will
address the meetings. Oct. IL.
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THE final rcsah.-The returns have
reached us from all the Counties in the
State. The General Assembly, it will be
recoIected, will this year comprise q Sena-
tors and - Delegates. OF these the Wings
have ID Senators, and 35 Delegates and
the Locofocos Senators and 46 Delegates
making a Locofoco majority of sir on
Joint ballot of the two Houses, and leaving
tie for one delegate in st. Marys. This,
of course, loses us a Wing U. s. Senator in
the next Congress.
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lish Merinos I;
Black & assorted silk and
cotton warp Indians 4;
81 and ID silk and cotton
warp Alpaccas, black,
blue, a. assorted colors (;
SILK warp Csmbleteens (;
Royal blue do ;
Parisiennes, a new article
for cloaks and dresses ;
Caroline. Raslyn Il Tar
tan Plaids /;
French Il English Prints;
Satin, shaded, Chine and
fg'd striped Orientals
a new and beautiful ar
ticle for dresses and
cloaks;
Eoliennes; Alepines;
Green Barege /;
Cyprus Wells
Super Lyons, Genoa ano
Germany Velvrts;
Super Drawing velvets
for bonnets;
Bonnet Silks and Satins
Black Grape; Grape Lisse
Tsbby Velve,s, black ant
colored;
Printed do for drcsses,et
WHITE GOODS.
Drawing Mnslins /;
Checked, striped, & plai'
Csmbrics
Plain white Cambrics I;
Swiss, book, and jacone
Muslins ;
Lace, checked. striped
aud figured Aluslins ;
Bishops Lawns
Dimitie /; Satin Jeans ;
Victoria Robes
Linen Cambrics;
Long Lawns;
Linen cambria Hdkfs.
Wrought Muslin Collars
Mourning and frilled Co
lars /;
Cambria and thin musli
lnsertings * Edgings
l Cotton Fringes;
Loom lnsertings
Linen damask Cloths an
Napkins;
) Linen Tapes and Bobbin
LACE GOODS.
! Black Chantilla, flet, ar
honiton Wells \;
I Black hlet, Brussels, an
bobbinet i.aces
=. Thread Laces & Edging
= Lisle thread Laces al
Edgings
Blonde Laces
V Silk and cotton 6gur,
and plain Laces,
great variety.
NJ The assortment
such as GiMPs, FRiSGr
etc, are mostly manufa'
v and comprise the best
= those articles TO be -four
It September, 1912.