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NEW = GODS.
LOVELY a. SEYMOUR

A now opening u heavy stock Of easona' lie
n Goods recently purchased in New York which
are ere 10 The pupc al prices which cannot fail
TO ensure Their >ale. Among them are,
Black, Blue Black, Bue, Invisible Green and
steel xed Broad Cloths, very superior quality OF
Ca ,imere,, S Il Velvet Ne.'ing,, Linen Drilling,
Gamhroon., and variety Of Good for summer wear
nj low prlce~; BOmba llne,, a good assortment OF
il', for dresses and onnet ,ailn, thays, Blacl.
aud cuorel Mn lin lie Lanes, a large LOT Of Merno
Shaw- and lll +. dre,> liif- and scarf, silk and
linen camric Hdkts. great variety OF Gloves and
Hose; a large assortment Of Engl h, French, and
American calicoes, and mourning calicoe> at unnIe
celenledly low prices legholn, straw aud Palm lea
lonnets a great varie Of Ribbons, Laces uni rel
"a, Para OIL, sun shade, Mu>lns, Cambria, leache'
| and unlleachel Couons 5000 rolls paper hanging
borderIng looking glasses, rugs, mats, carpelln g.
all Of which for sale low,
June J, 1919.
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LYMAN & COLE


TJANE received their usual eyten,ive assortment
and variety of Spring and Summer @ Q o DIS -,
which they O er Al greatly reduced prce> consisting
IN part of Printed Lawns, Cambrlcs, Mu>lns and
mourning Lawns.
r Oh ain striped Bllzorne, s.. for LADIES' summer
dresses.
New pattern Muslin de LANES, satin ,trp'd Eolans,
&t.
PLAIN, Hack and blue black Bomlazlne,
fgurei blue black and colorei do.
Heavy black Canton, Gro lie S vIss and cold Silks
Shawls.
Lupn's hest scarlet black and colored Merno.
Scarfs and Fancy Handkerchiefs.
Muslin de Lame, lhil ct wool, and fancy satin
Hermann Lachene Cravats, raw silk H'dkts.
Muslin de Lame shawls, raw silk do, printed
wor,teddo.
La Fancy silk Mnts and Cloves, colored FIllet
do. Hack sewing silk do. Misses colored six
Gloves, Mems Isle Thread, colorei silk, VIII te
silk, and Kid do. Mems black Italian Crava,s,
black six half Hose, and India rubber Suspen.
ders, Ladies white aud black six Hose and
Gloves, white Merino Hose, black and ccoreI
silk and Kid Gloves.
For GentIcmen's Summer Wear.
Striped and plan white linen Drill, colored do.
Gamhroons, Hamilton Mixtures and DENIM,
Mixed Satineite. Ernnetle, Jacket Linen, &c.
Domestic Goods.
Indian Head Stark MILL, Mlddlesex and other
Cotton Sheeting>. great quantity bIeached
.hee,,ng and shlrlInG, very low priced. Union
bleached cotton, 10 and yard wide. Bartlett
do. Sd and Ga do making more extensive
assortment than we haveevcrkept.
Mernmac cotton sheeting, >upeIhne unbleached
cotton shrting, Suffolk and cord drill heavy tick
ing and wadding.
Three Cases If TINT rellss and Parasos, Cap,
Bonnet and ueck Rib ons, Taifca do. Gallons,
Taste, &c.
Prints.
Fall River, Merrimar, Dover, Bristol and many
Other styles Of American prints, very low priced.
English and French prnls Cling halns, DC.
Broad Cloths.
A general assortment Of Burlington Mil Co. Broad
Clolhs constantly on hand Also other slvles q
broad clulh> aud Cashmere, English, French
aud German do,
Felted Carpetng.
Silk, Twill, Buttons, Surge, Cenvsss, Padding
Selecis, &c. &c.
Burlington, 20 May, 1912.
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III OORE'S ESSENCE OF llFE.-A Val a le
W Medicine, which, if rightly applied, will The
means Of saving thousands from an unilmcv grave.
1t Ina, cen sol and used for 'hiry years. w''h arta
noes, and found very e.iicaroI. in the following
ii.ca,e, VIZ. Consumption Whoopine Couah, COM
non Colgh-, Coz dfii,n 3reahnr Influenza
} in~y, Asthma, Phh>lr, Splitting Of Blood, Flaw-
lenry, In lge- o., Loo-cne~> Of he Bowel FIJI OF
every kini Cramp> Rinse'., cole, Ca arrh, ny-cn-
mry, Fanin-, llvporhon iriac \ e''on. Headaches
~ic'tnc>s al olna n, Mea /" preventive OF Con-
taglor, Ai.ea.e, Con aud Rhelma'i m.
soj@l hea owe Ne l'lnc l. prepared V Henry Sev-
mo1r Of Hailey, Ma. from the OrIginal Recipe, y
the direction OF aid Moore, and sold HIM and tn,
nrn"ipal DrlgEl-t, in the Cnitelsalc>.
Sod whole ale and rra " Ped, x Sncnr.
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DUssEIL's STOMACH BITTFRs NAV b..

IL ned in Nineor water.-Thc>e celebrated hiiter>
are composed purely OF vc2e allc> Of the most limo
cent yet specific virtues. They are recommended par
tIcary for restoring weak constitutions, clean Ing
and strengthening the stomach. and increasing til,
appctlte-a>o preventative an>t the cholera NOR
bl>, lever and ague, removing nausea, vomiting,
heart burning, weakness in he breast, pain in the
stomach and other symptoms ufllaucncc and indige~-
ton. One box will tncture gallon. Puce % cts
box.
RUssELLs Iron OINTMENr.-This choice and safe
ointment is said to e superior any in use, tur
that >acrecahe aud Ioa h,ome disease, the ITCH.
This Ointment Is 50 cear:ain in lis operation that nC
person tIonbed with the above disorder oush, to lie
without ii. 1t is remedy for cutancous cruptions,
>corulc affections of the head, any other breaking
ont which arises from sharp hnmors in the blood.
Price % Ct. lOX.
Rus Ellis VEGETABLE BuLious PILLS, or family
physc, for general use, in ca,e, of Jaundlce, mortr
en>lllty Of the stomach and lOWcl> loss Of appetite,
for id reath, cosivenc>>, Pile. and all diseases aris-
ing from Hilary dcran9eIncnt.,-a fur correcting
the state Of The Hood, and cleansing the sySIem OF
foul and vIscId humour>. Thee pills are mild ca
haric, producing ncI her pains gripping, aud are
therefore valuable and highly approved medicine,
ani are pronounced as such y the most dl-'nsulshc
physicians. Each box containing 80 PilIs. Price
81! Ct. Lox
RI,,cll's celebrated SALT RHEuM OINrMrNT.-Thi,
is unque.tlona ~ the lest and attest remedy vel
Tered 10 the public for that obstinate disorder SAIL
RlIljM. W here Olhrr means have failed, il hd> sue
| Nv eminent Praconcrt speaks volume" IN H. praise
| II el ally cicacloIs IN all diseases of the skin
>cald head, ring worm, and the most nvetcrate Itch
&C. &c. Numerous cerica cS mi-ht lie obtained
VI he proprietor chooses that fair trial should e The
only evidence offs superior efficacy Price so cents
OK. For >ac ~ Peck d. Spear and Ro eri Moody
| 3 arlington; pr. &. f. Miles, and HID s Cook, Hines
burgh :. II. Barnc-, Charlotte; l.. Jane, Georgia
| l.. Tyler Essex; Filler Il Huntington, Richmond
Also, ly the druggists and merchants general!
throughout the state. o2.9n
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PRIVATE LECT
BOARDING SCHOOL

FNllE new and spacious X lidina, now erecting in
! East Charlotte will c ortnel If the Lord willy
under the supern,cndence OF Mr., j. TEN BRoEKE, a.
sl>'eI IN the Lade' department IN French and Musio
10y MIS- NJ. a. Ten BRoEKI,
i6 h May, 1912,
Iall term opens 80 h August,
Winter do 2Sh Novemier
Twelve young Ladies and Gentlemen may 10 ac-
comlnodaled IN the family Of Mr.. T. Term, s25 per
quarter, IN advance Music $40 French and Alre.
ira, V, Waning extra. Day Scholars, from 81, so
TO l., SO
Ml>>f. edurae1 under the care ofennent Teacher
.nce her arrival is amply qoahel to ,uperintend he
French and Iuslc department. Government strictly
parental
To those unacquanied with the services experience
anil ability Of Mr., Z. reference may he had 10
Fl. Engle-hy, Burlington, t. Mott, ST. Johns,
:. b. HoenI.ck, &c Parke, Whitehall
: Sherman, vergennes s Psrfv Toy.
trariote, lsth April, lstei
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MOHAWK AND UDsuN RAILROAD.
NOTICE.

For the accommodation of passengers DESTROYS of
taking The seven O'Clock line of steam Boats from
Albany, (Which went into operation on the 2Otl IN
siant) n train of Railroad Cars viii start from Sche
nee adv, da ly, at 81 o'clock p NJ during the con-
inuance of he owe arrangement on the River
BY this arrangement, passengers may leave Saratoga
5lrine at to o'clock p. VI. and reach Albany
in time for the boat, which will save travellers from
the north, the expense of remaining over night at
Albany Troy. BY the existing arrangements citi-
zrns of Saratoga obliged to leave home al clock
in the morning 10 take the steam boat at Albany at
I p. NJ! (37 miles via Rail-R ad ~
JOHN COSTIGAN,
superintendent
Anril 90 1912
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BURLINGTON cIYAIg FACTORY
COP4RY '.NERSU{P.

IUTIIl I v T. II N771T.
TIENRy u. IiGSTNICk n T. r. & W. l..
1 strong having come, ted their Tin shops will do
business in that hnc under the name OF II. II. Bost-
vie * c.. a the shop occupied by sad Bostwck,
where may be found a full and complete as ortmcnt
of TIN WARE manufactured expressly for the tail
trade, together with Copper and Sheet Iron work
Stove Pipe $ owe trimmings, &c. All kin Of Job
work furnished at short tee. Fave rrolh and co :
du"tor pipe furnished and put up. Copper Jumps and
lead pipe furnished and set if required. Those who
paronzc this branch # business shall al this shop
e quickly and well served, FIR rersona le compen
satOu II ii. BOSIWICk d Co.
Burlington, Apr. TO- 1872
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rgEW WV RX STABLE
II. T.. gsIsISWOv EDS
BOARDING HOUSE.

THIS House is now OPEN for the reception OF
l. boarders. All who wish 10 board, are invited to
call and examine his house and the pc uliar advan-
tage win It's construction and location offer, for
comfort and convenience
Terms, very moderate, May TO- ls42.
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new SHOE ESTABLISHMENT.
z. VIZ 90 DS

Y W y v = = .
UTOULD re ,pecfullv inform the Ladies and Gen-
w tlemen OF B ,rng,on and vicinity that he ha,
recently opened an e-tal shment where he viii man
ufactre, (whole,ale and reaiD all kind, Of work in
The nrc. ent style OF La-t> together with choice e.
lection of Stock. He will keep constantly on hani
and manufacture TO order all kind of wor got mp
in TN, country; among which may may he found Gent
B"., n, Walking Shoes, Slips, &c. &c. Also, coar c
md k,p Bo os, both for and boys and chisrens
Shoes Of all kinds.
Pearl Street Hon,e a. he signof the big Boot
Burlington, May ioia 5ot
NIB A first rate Boot maker will ind constant
employ and high wages by applying soon 10
tine a. r. "oolS'
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FOR SALE,
! THAT large and commodious two sto.
q L ~ Brick DWeing House 4 Lot

fla L ~ Brick Dweins Rouse x < Lot Lot
az "a situated on the west side ofColege green
A-.S5s&- al the head of Colleec-slreet in this vii.
age; The House IS 80 by IS, with basement story
with Kitchen an Provision cellars, and wing 80 by
6o. extending north on College Green, with wood and
stone house below, aud chambers and ,leepinc room.
above. large and connections Barn. carriage house
ice house and other out-hou>es, and spacious yard
west OF the DIVE irng house, aud good dura lie vel
of wafer of the les quality in TIE village, and lrck
riNtrn. One ami quarter acre Of land, ufthe first
nay large garden and choice fruit trees west of
o. t house and yard.
he Buildings are constructed N modern style, c.
4 .. hest materials and workmanship, were erected by
lie subscriber f his own I-e, and the location af
0ri> very extensive and pleasant prospect Of the
age and lake ON The West and is not surpassed ty
any other IN this part OF the country.
20 for ,ae lot contain NC an acre oflani direcf-
" opposite the above lot with small convenient wood
iv-ng house hercon.
P rrha er> are invited 60, and exmne for them
Nclve>-Terms made Hnown ty he ,ulscril er On h.
prrli-es. SAMUEL EtED
Burlington June, 16, 1870. ~
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WAR r ANrED.

'U'HlS artlce too well known to need common
= ia lon-and the experience of seven years has
demonstrated to the commercial community. that
Tor accuracy, convenience and durability, they are
unrvalled-Coal yard scales to weigh from to
tons Dormant Warehouse do, to weigh from l-2 ID.
10 50Ue lbs, Portable do. to weigh from 2 %. e.
:0O lbs Portable Counter do-a new ar;icc-to weigh
from l-2 o. to 40 lbs.
J. & J. II. PECK g. Co.-Agents.
BURLINGTON, Aurjl 1871
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g-FNEW CASH STORE!aEG

THE Subscribers respectfully inform the inhab-
| tants OF burlington and vicinity tina; they have
commenced business in the Store recently occupied
by Mr. Braman, Bookseller, on College street. The
chief ranch of Their business will consi in
French DRY G0ods.
Being confident that through so many means and
facilities which they have for furnishing their Store
with tn most fashionable articles and that heir pri.
ces will suit all who may favor hem with call, they
respectfully solicit a share Of public patronage
They also have for sale general assortment of
perior GROCERIES, which they offer for the lowest
prices. OSTHEIM 4 NICHOLS,
Burlington, May 10, 1912
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Z. ID E.yETs.


CERTAIN CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
Y winch has been used IN fnmiles every member
Of which has had sick headache from infancy, a
rons- tutional family complaint, and has cured eicc-
rrilv IN every instance yet known. amounting to ma
ny hundreds II is not unpleasant to the taste, and
does NOT prevent the daily avocalons Of using it
must be persevered n and the cure IS gradual but
CERTAIN and permanent Instances are constantly
multipy wing where TIM distressing complaint Is COM
plelely relieved and cured although Of years landing
by the use of Dir. Spohns celebrated remedy. One
decided preference is its pleasantness having none OF
the nauscatng effect of common drugs.
Its perfectly satisfactory, that the proprietor has
given directions Tor his agents refund the price ia
any one who is not pleased with and even cured by
it, He hopes also That this may secure t@ great ben
ets to the distressed sufferers who are laborng under
Headache f. SPOIN, NJ, D. inventor and Pro-
pretor.
Sold by CO.NSIOCk d. CO. II Maiden Lane
New York. PFCK 4 S p T. \ r, Wholesale
Agents, a few doors east Of the Post Office Burng-
ton VT. n9
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XXTINDOW SASH

w Just received ID, ~
AMI al by 9 "a enent> OF
lash, a frs, rae article at3l
and 81 cent, per light; also
all kinds and>ize~, furnished
10 order. Ticonderoga black
lead, a first rate article, for
.a'e very low, together with
great variety Of other artl-
found al any other establish
GEO. PETERSON.
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JACuB>'S PACKAGE EXPIRES.

JACNBS'S PACKAGE EXPREsS,
Bei,reen Albany and Montreal
I MIL further notice, leaving Albany IN
~ Wednesday, and Montreal on Saturday of each
week, in conneyon with Harnden & Co. a, Albany
10 New YORK, Phladelphs, Boston, Liverpool, Lon
don, Ireland, Scotland and tiavre,-for the trans
portatlon OF Specie Bank Notes, Valuable Papers,
Packages of Goods Books, and all other Parcels
that may offer
Mon real-Exchange Coffee House.
AL any-No. II, Exchange Buildings.
Sew York-No. 3, Wall street.
Boslon-No ,, Court Street.
Burngton--J. e. J. II. PecI, & &c.
REFERENCES.
f. tI Z. J. Ft j. 5. REED, Albany W.
p. WELLS,
f. & ID. B. PLUM, r,,
kELLoo d. Co., '''H ~ J.
A. WATRoUs,
a II, W, HvpEs & Co. Castleton, VI.
J, 4 J. H. PECK q Co, Burlington, VI.
90 PEiRcE 4 Son, ST. Johns, l.. c.
April 3d. 4sd
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CONWAY MEDICINES:

TT|HE S1I,criIer ", 1. kIDDFR, gives notic7
L that he ha> succeed the late T. Kidder in the
preparation Of the well known CONWAY MEDIcINE,,
ana will hereafter give particular attention TO the
preparation Of the following articles, The long es-
la shcd celebrity of which, precludeS the necessity
OF re-pni lcation OF the numerous certificates IL
tbe hands Of the nrrJprIoor
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-01
Dumtries' Itch Ointment,

| ne extensive sale ana e>ial l>ied reputation Ot
DuMFRIE>' lTcn OINTMENT, encourages the pro.
prc,ur 10 recommend 1t 10 the public with renewed
confidence a. the most innocent and powerful rem
ely for this annoying disease; it contains no mer-
curry, or any Other dangerous ingredient, and can
lie applied at all times with perfect safety. Prics
% cents Box.
Remedy for the Piles
The concurring testimony Of relieved patients;
from all quarter, tettyiug to the cures elected Nv
the medicine after all others had nlsd, loze,her with
the Increasing demand for the arlce from sl parts q
the country, prove it lie one ofthe mos. valuab!o
specifics known for this trout c,ome complaint,
tL-3|A Clergyman writes
Boston, February Is 1871
have made trial of Dumire>' Pile Eleciuarv and
found 1t produced sanitary influence almost iinme-
dately, aud confidently elieve it an eclual remedy
H.. tlat uncomfortable and debilua'ing compla nj
II manry ha> induce me 10 recommend 1t to person.
thu, afflicted and sol shall continue TO do.
Yours re pcctlillv, J. 5.
The remedy consists Of an Oinmen, and Electuarv
Price for 10th IS cents, or 81! cent when but one Is
wanted, accompanied with pam and ample direc-
uons with DESCRIPTION of he complaint.
Dumtrics' Eye Water.
For sore or infamed eyes, nothing known give.
such immediate and comfortable relief and in some
srcee0ingty bad cases lie most EXPECTED and de-
sra e re. e ha> tccn found in the ne OF this Eve
water after other remedies had (ai,cd Person, who
nave u,cd ~ pronounce 1t without e,iiarion the est
preparation for sore ws1k, or infamcd eyes, they
have ever met with. Price % cents a hoIile
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merchants on the most reosona lie terms, all orders
promptly attended 10 at his Factory Pearl Street,
Burlington. Jan.3l 1912.
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Doct. Jcbb's Rheumatic Eminent.

For KfcNWail~m, RrlI-c>l SPANS, Numhness,
Chilhlans, sluncs> in the joints, &C., will afford
he most unexpected and immediate rel efin the mos;
obstinate cases Of Rheumatism, in a few hours TIN,
article Is openly recommended lv Physicians The
Linimentis done up in enlarged bottles. Price 37i
zen
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H1G1R e. ARTHUR,

General Agents for Mo al'- ceel rated medicines,
20 whom all applications for asellcles must lie ad-
dressed.
Burlington, Jan. % 1872.
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Smprizing Cure of CONSUMPTION.

Mr.. r. Gaidln OF Delhi, n. y, OF naturally con-
>umptive constitution, has Teen >avc from an m
timely ndly the u,e Of Dr. 1nylor'> Bal>am Of iiv-
crvvuri. severe cold lrouCht on aiiuc. of Plcu
re y, and thus endet IN general debility and cun>ump
ton. constant 90 oh, hectic fu,h re~,ie,> nighs
q 1cf p,~e, ami "ontnuei loss Of flesh, 'cered
&C Y dea' h hrt a soon a. common L the ne O
TIL, am grew etcr, and is now fully restore
to health.
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DOUBLE. UMBILlCAL.

r l.. FARRAR
gives notice that
he continues 10
carry on the bust
ness as usual of
manufacturing
Stone ware of a
superior quality
IN all It's varieties
and will VI all
tines be IN read
] ness to supply
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-07
MOBS In BOSTON

Boston TO BE- in state of crc,t COMMUNICATE,
Mt the present time The existing notion is on the par,
oi the worshpul mob to pu, down an tneran, Baptist
preacher named Knapp, whose style is no, approved By
the multitude The church in which Mr. X. breaches
,oI 'he mas BEEN for several nights assaled by
Ken The Mayor attempted dispense the people with
his police but was not fully successful On Friday ngbt
company Of mounted soldiers were called forth: tLey
cleared the square On which the church stands (Bowdon
square, but were hooted and Missed their return to
teear arnory Similar disturbances were expected The
night following and perhaps. these were outragcs we
hope not We write these things with pain and mort
heation. They are disgracefai to the times. We
know nothing personally Of the Rev. Mr. Knapp. We
senoeet thai yesr since he was in TN. etv and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-07
Prom TIE Boston Transcr,ipt.

Miss JANE ORAse Orr,sG.-This mos, singular
animal is creating quite sensation in this city Those
who have been to soe her highly entertained She
Pl.yc with little lap dog as i, were her offspring;
called into action the same propcnsties hid ciouchcd
watched and sprang upon IT, with the conciousness
OF affection that charactezes her race An apple was
given to her but being Immediately taken away nothing
could exceed her displcasure; she kicked and Jumped
and screamed 10 the amusement Of every the com
refusing all consolation until her appetite was satisfied
and then all peace and quie,hc smile mounted hcr
features and the browning laugh ooy assumed tina place
Of the scream Of dlspleasure She drank water from
wine glass amused herself with needle and thread AM
walked erect The action Of the stomach heart and
lungs, the formation Of her head, arms legs and feet
and even the development, If her chronological organs
does not differ materially from those of human being
we consider her the greatest natural curiosity ever il
this country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-07
McSsrS. John w. scott and jacob kcrns
Executors Of Geo. Kcriis, deceased.

IA that | shall on the four -tecnh day of Febr,l-
ary 1912, in the house Of John H. Eaton in Carlisle,
Sullivan county and State of Indiana take the deposition
of John Boyle to be read evidence the trial of VIM
Minors injunction against you, depending in the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery of Bed
ford County, Va in my as administrator dc bon
non of said WIN. Minor deceased, but was originally
grantedby B'-rord County Court. And it, from any
cause said deposition should be taken on said 18th
of February 1872 it will be taken at the Place
the next day to wit the 9th day of February, 1872
Your obedicnt Servant &c.
VIM SHREWSBI RY late Sheriff of
bedford County and such administrator dc bonis non
of William Minor, deceased
Jan. 10 vim
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RicHMosp, JAS. q
MELANCHOLY.

The family Of Mr. Paronct, in this city, consisting
Of himself wife, two children and servant girl were
accidentally poisoned by arsenie on Monday morning
last The article had been purchased and prepared for
rats, by Mr. p and the servant girl not knowing wha,
had been DONE took the containing to dip meal
IRON the barrel to make bread for the morning Medi
cal aid called and with effect in the case of the
adults; but the two children died the next day. We
deeply sympahze with the distressed family, and hone
the sad event may be remembered as warning to all who
have occasion to use an article so deadly.
We feel constrained to add, that have recently
seen published as recent and mportan, discov-
cry, thai tobacco, administered freely in any form is
sovereign antldote for arsencno operating as an emetc
but completely neutrasing the poison. We hope some
81 our physicians will institute once such experiments
as may determine the fact, and publish the result,
"he'Aer II tail orbe successful Republican,