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OF TIE LUNGs..-Decided,

the most popular remet, etei known ~ Amot lea
Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam is the mo.l valuable
ZEN 1t, use l coughs. Colds asthma OF rhhi.ic
consumption. whunping cough aud pulmonary af+c iiun.
of every KIND. lis sale is steadily INCREASING aud the
prop,ietors rorstaniN .eceting he 0iahle
account Of It's fleets. The following certificates
sie offered for publ T. examination.
AN INTERESTING CAsE.--Ex ract Of letter from
VIZ e. > Clay. Ktng.Io User co., N. Y. 10 The
prupteio,s. ''lun,s Of the 9h ms. dnlv 'ec'd
4 remarkable eirc, ed hy HE Vegetable Put
nonary Ha.am N the wn'er and -pring III 1888. The
Iersnn. Mr. Moud,, had been suck long time wth
The consumption. His lh, -ician- bad gwen him ny
lie ,cdurrd 20 low 10 he unable 10 help hun elf,
'nd was raising a large quantity of b'p"G when he
commenced using the Ba|.,,n, which has effected .
complete cure, and lie ia ~ hate and hearty u.
ever he vas. Mr.. Mood, has removed f ON this n.
bm lie has promised me mnie delnri'd account OF h's
case, which wi!li"'w"rd Non. Z. > CLAY.
Kngsron, n. Y. june % 1883.
EXiraci uf u letter fom Dr.. Jacoi MYERS The
Vegetable Pulmonary Bal.am has been sold 10 TN,
count, for two years. aud the medicine has gained ~
uncommon celebrity, for II -caicely in instance
faded ui having the desiien effect AN hy mehns
~ favor of The many no,iiuns most OF which are I'm
positions upon II crehuIous public, bur tina, which
know by 10 he efcc ual canuo' help hut ev" n,
aIptOb 'lun thereto. rOnnie'l-it preYai attain ha
been uOerei here 10y cling treui, Of Cunsock
n. y. aud there Is another c.e ,ended here thar j.
strong suspected 10 be spurious.
JACOB MvErs. ". u.
Mhlingon, Iuniaa co Penn. May g. 1897 F,on
DIR. imuel Nloue, 10 the Poop ieu,. Of The Vege
table Pulmonary Bals,m. u satisfied that the We
! .erable Pulmonary Ba'sim = valuable medrci ne
IL has hern used ~ 'h'S place with cOmpe,e il
an obstinate complaint II the lungs, attended with
severe cough, loss Of voice. and the raising of mur
blood, which had preNt"nslv resisted utn, apu"vc'
| ~ esri ipions. Ate, us'rg the Bas.m one week, III,
pai"n's voice rentncd aud he able speak audi
bly,. THIS case ocrnried some time since, aud h,
man Is nav engaged not only in active but labn,io
business. Respectfully, &c. >. MORRILL,.
u IS now more than six Years since was h,ough
very low by affection Of he lungs, and IN, complain
leca,ei 10 he iurnrahlc h, council Of three phi,
sicians. was lhen re>tored 10 400 health a. la,
en- oNe,ii"r many Years, ht using the NegPrahe Put
mon'rv Ba>am. Since NV rcCn,er, have recon
mended the B"'sam ~ great mans cases ui ,un!
complains, and far as can learn. It's use has in
variah', been followed hv much benefit. and in man
instances i, has effected whrh wc,e who'll, unex
pecIrd. SAMUEL. EVERETT,
| Bus on, March 2, 1887.
| For sale, whoIesa'c aud retail, BY PECK
| SPEAR, burlington, VI.
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Il. iRD FEIr,

CERTAIN CURE FOR SIX HEADACHE.
y winch has been used in f1m.loe, every member
of winch has had sick h.al1ohc from infancy. as a
21nsr tu'lonaI family complaint and has cured ehac.
ny hundreds. 1t is not unpleasant to the taste and
does prevent the dly atoraiuns of one using il
tmust be- pcrsaya'cd ill., and the cure is gradual, bnt
c'y1n aud permanent distances are constantly
multiplying where TIL. distressing complaint i com
rlalcly relieved and cured, although of years tandng
by the Use Of Dr. Spohn's celebrated remedy. One
decided preference IS IL plrasnunoss having none Of
tic naus1iiog effect common drugs.
It's pe'fctysas!nct)rv, that the proprietor has
given directions tor his agentsro refund the price 10
any oae who is not pleased with, and even cured by
it. lie hopes also that This may SECURE its great ben
Gifts 10 the distressed sufferers who aborinr under
LICn.nClp. T.. SpOIN NJ II ''''I Pc
Sold by CO1TSTOr1K {. co, II 1I7ilcn Lime.
New Yok. Pee * d SPEAR, wholesale
Agents few doors cast Of the Post Office, RutliHg-
ton, VI. rQ
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l. 90 X n Il X E!

MR.. EDIT OR-W you please notify this com
wi munity that the subscriber has opened stove
Store first door west of J. & J II. Peck Co. where
lie has general assortment Of Cooking Box and
Parlor Stoves, Caldrons aud Hollow Ware of the
superior Brandon Castings; al Bucks Hot Ar
Cooking Stove, which he is manufacturing IN This
place. The construction of this stove is such that
the first and sharpes, heat directly under the
boilers and then passes round spacious and equally
heated oven, and rcquirrs hut compare lively little
fuel to put it in operation, and bakes equal to brick
oven I here might be n List of signatures procured
rs long as the recommendation Of a country T. NJ.
from the highest sources IN he sections where IL Is
in use; bat preamble about ,hi stove the Yankee
Not on useless, and if money continues scarce you
must use the less If it, so don't do without on that
account, but c. Il and rvthe new Stove.
burlington, Nov. 10, ls4l. S. w. TAYLOR.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
TlISNrI-alN & Rnrn,ne
Successors TO L. BRlGGS)
Wholesale anil Retail CO3tccfioDcrs

d
Nv GUILD respectfully inform the Inhabitants cf
w Burlington aud The surrounding country, thai
they carry on the Confectionery Business ON all il.
varlo1s ranches. Determined to use the very e>
material. in manufacturing, they will al all time,
furnish Merchants and oher, dealing in Confeciiou-
iric with the lest ally, and on the lowest no. 81
be ierns. Shop on Church Street, two doors Somh
of S. T. liowarF> Sore newly and neatly fitted mo-
where we cordially invite all 10 call an exam M, o n
articles, consisting OF all kinds Of Stick Candy, BALI
and Ki,se-, Hearts and Diamonds Brad>, Penner-
mint, Lemon Drops, Vanilla Cream Lozenee,. Sigar
P.umbs, Carraway~, Comfts, CaS>a Buls, Roc; and
Brown Candy, gar Sand Mooe, and Sccrr,.
Sugar Apples, Poiaioes, Eggs, AMI Baskets, viii
various other articles too numerous 10 he mentioned
A general a>>,r,mcn, of rich and fancy Cake, on
hand, aud bake 10 order, together with Ice Creams
to furnish pare-, &c. &c.
Also
COUGH CANDY, which recommend for Cough.
Colds, i1Uar eneSs, &c. We do not pr,.,nl 10 s,y
with MIR. j. P,a>e Y Son, that cur Candy viii clre ali
IT ease, leading 10 Consumption, We think that is
saying too much.
-CLOCkS.-
We have a good n orimen Of Brass and Uooden
Clocks, VIII oh we will sell very low for cash or an
proved credit. Pea,e call and examine lelure MIR
chasing el, cwhere. -
n. BAH ORDERS from a distance, post paid. will
lie promptly aiicnielto, and packages and hoxe. nm,
on oarj OF stages or loa>, when required free If
charge. BE parlc lar AMI address all or.r> 10 NIT
CliELL ~ BARNES, Confcciioaers, there icing Two
firms of the same name in the village
Burlington. VI. Oct. %, ISL
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BURLINGTON VERMONT, FRIDAY, JANUARY T. ls42.
NJ OTICE.-'t-5eMel is les, known bv

Medicine is hest known by the
cures II pcrtormS.eF1t l. Newton'> Panacea,
or Purifier of the Blood. The unparalleled and still
increaslngre reputation which this medicine has acqair-
81 Throughout the New England States, and the many
cures 1t ha> performed, and the great demand made
for ii hy The advice ofphy.icans well ac1'antot with
lis preparations, has ind iced the proprietor to cx,eni
its cirJuaion 10 almost every town in the eastern
SAFE. and the principal towns IN the Uncl States.
This Panacei~ warran'el purely vcgetal lc and is moi
>urpaS.cl V any other medicine ever offered TO the
alllc'ci as its extensive sale aud grca, pcpnlari
plainly prove. Ii has within the a,i eighteen month.
cured lis thousands oilhc most obstinate disease,
can lie proved hy certificates, and is pronounced hv
eminent AMI re pc table physicians the lest medicine
in Use. [ eff Il information may c found in circuar,
containing certificates Of cures and dire ions for Ia
king the medicine. The following appointed agent T.,
Burlington, p T. K anil S EAR, r. Moody
81 Allan, Curtis and RI scl-Nlll'on, G. Dra' E.
Million Fall, D rnri and Sawycr-Wa,crvillc F,>h
and Brown,-Ilnc. hHrrh, Hail and Cooi-Fairlax,
Parker and NaGctl--Ncracnne. Adams aud Marrav
Gam ridge, NJ Wire --tnicrhill, VI. G. Barney
North Ferris nr-h, II. c. Wlrher--Gcor<ia A. Bis
Wl-ion, \. thnlcnlcn-Rrhmonl, Green & Rhode
John on, q. l.. Warner AMI G --Non&ton, l.hru
Smrh-Ba er,iicl', Arlington and Woolwar FUR
icd, Brnci and Far1>wurh. c.o.p1y.tl9
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LILY SYRUP.
An unparalleled remedy far Diseases Of the
Lungs, Consumption, Coughs, Mfuen=a,
Colds, asthma, Splitting Of Blood,
Hopping Cough, &c. d.
tnIIE
TO TIE PUBLIC.

+, roo,ior ~ ~ H.. l i'1 h ~ nnin,
IN pre,enlIns 10 lhe piIIc new remedy for di>eo-
ses Oh Inc unaSn nay re pIoPer TO say maj Judging
IRON 'he many cer'hra,e> ana reicomhendationS ct
o,ner ,pesmrs '"man9 ~ the newspapgr' q, he rd2y
, ~ nIw , 'e ,.r or Tc ru n u ie
popnar Iee e nul ''a era y 'e'seneI Tue hilIs OF
noramy, or any one o. me many preparations pos
$3.50 'l'se virtue rer"hheh'e 80 MAJ ater llir
r,a h ,,e pac CO. tlepenl upon Us healing power,
,h mW'c or spec " recovery 0, ne'ln,
M T,1,, 10 lire. tnr prugre.s "i Ful'o'
H. ,,, ,i ',.U" m"mr no, 10, I.te
no ','> , "'T w., w.,
rIed>IH5 HccH no PROOF ana me ar-e ,carN OF Inc
shGw 'na , we rene eS 81 ,ne gay nave
n.." i''i ,'e ,,i 'a''eI VI 'e'F @p c II ,''l Or
.eS. W. ''e 10 "ct u u lel>un> tth9
from ,e1 tr o' ire iia'. me on rene y ur'e,
,. i,i, S' II 'r r"eT auer ~ fw
we E!,Lu Pn,e-' roerc "n"" 'Ie Jung an ,hroa'
NJ an exnr.,cron, i nnniirI IN ii ,o.,rss ,h.
nresen, tonnn luI leave, ,vor one 10 nr,,nv he
,b,tfcrc nrrIn :,nI Lv If, The vr, or6e,,b i The
sooner acr' nnli. beI - '''1 80
The LILY SYRUP Is now eevelto lie the Lest
remedy Tor .un+ conn ants, that has ever appeared
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CHURCH MUSIC.

IL NJ. WRlGflT& Co. will open thin three on
-. four day, rom 1900 to 2000 yd, Extra supcrGc,
Clouile grounel stperine line aud common all wool
CarpeinSS, which have Teen purchased mostly in
N.iorhat alclien, and will lie soll at vev low Price,
Also Twillod aud plain Venetian stair carpeling,
Hemp and Cotton carPe;inS, Oil cloh,, Mats, etc.
Nov. IL.
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NEW AND CHEAP !

WE are now opening a large and fashionable
W stock Of Go, DIS adapted 10 the season, which
WI. be sold lower than usual fI cash. Among our
Goods may be found the following
Alpncca '.ustre Alpine, col and lack,
Black and blue black boinblzines,
FRENCH English and German Merlnos,
Mauseline de Lame and Saxony,
Norsicd PLAID and slrge, Orleans cloths,
French, English and Auericnn callcoIs,
Gpat hair and Grape csmet,
fIanncis. red, white an domestic,
TlclllnI twill cotton aud cotton Flannel,
Nading batting, and cotton yarn,
Cotton sheeilng cheaper thnn ever,
Black and blue black silks China and Bonnet do
Cap and Bonnet Ribbons
Silk Fringe and Ihssels,
Dress Udkfs p1d Cinema crayats,
Gloves and nlllts Of every description,
Table (iolhs, do linen, do covers,
Dia~ond Beaver Cloths, sup. do.
polt cloths, blk blue blk, blue, green olive &c.
Snuneits, sup and common,
Nesiings s1tln do. silk velvet, sup and com.
Fashionable stocks
Gents embroidered sharrs silk and Ponaee hdks
Lambs wool half hose silk %. white and brown
cotton do. miX'd and blk do blk worsed do
.wheand Blk silk do.
thlldren's cloves and do.
Muiis and Boas, Astrican Lambskin, Caps, &c
Russia Daperand Crash.
GROCERIES.
Yong Tyson, Old Hyson, Imperial and Black
Tea, fresh and cheap. Ralsns, Coffee, Sugar, Mo
lasses, Rec Tobacco, Pepper, Alsploe, Cinnumon
Cloves, Nutmegs, Loaf and Lump Sugar. Cocoa
Chocolate and mary other articles cheap for cash
J 7. WHALING, A. Go
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CASH PAID FOR WOOLLEN RAGS.

w such rs old Bed Quilts Covorlcts, blankets.
Shoes, shr :, Drawers, stockings, DC, including
Meino, Circassiun, PIaids, Bombuzotrs and every
kind and color 4 Wool Goods, not mlled or feted,
except carpctine, lasting and prunela.
We vi pay tour cents per pound, for clean Rags
OF the above descHpt0n-no part cotton, linen or silk
in any quantities, delivered AZ cur Store, West side
f the Square, opposite the Court House, Burlington,
Vermont.
For all Wool Carpot!ng, We will pay ! /! cents per ID.
llICkOk d CATLlN.
Burlington, Dec. 10. lS4l
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F.EgEMT PLATFORM SCALES
{rrED nMTEE9.


'ENfifS ARTICLES too well known to need commen-
n dation-and the experience of seven years has
demonstrated TO the commercial community, that
Tor accuracy. convenience and durability, they are
unrvalrd-Coal yard scales to weigh from 3 to
tons. Dormant Warehouse do, to weigh from - ID.
10 pun lbs, Portable do to weigh from 2 to
:uU lbs. Portable Counter do-a new artice-to weigh
from l-2 OF. to 40 lbs
J. & J. II. PECK & Co.-Agents.
Burlington, April 1871.
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GATARRII SNUFF.

NVARSIIALL'S SNUFF, is still curnsi he Catarrh
III aud the varIoiS disease, oflhs head As well a.
sore eyes, In all parts Of the country; aud sustaining
the reputation which it has long since gained, Of
Icing absolutely the test article Of the kind in the
marSc'.
Each bottle conlnins three time the quantity of one
Of those which are offered al Comfy TWENTY
FIVE CENTS" And Is therefore much cheaper
as well as better article. For ,ale by
PECK Il SPEAR
arlington Jan. %, 1871. ly.Lls
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A CARD.
MESSRS. PANGBORN & BRINSMAlD bee

MI bSoh'' IAN'bohN ~ BNlNSMAlD beg
INl Leave To announce the saie arrival Of one Of The
hrH from England, having visited many OF the mo-.
celebrated Watch, Clock Jewelry, Cutlery Perfimcry
ana fancy Goods Manufactures in Liverpool, Pres
cot, 81. Hrlcns, Manchester, Sheffield, Birmingham.
and London. We have received ,ome SAMPLES OF
fine Lever Watches in Gold and silver (Fng ish
Case' and have making al some Of the est shop, in
England variety Of Watches, which are expected
next month.
We have received some beautiful samples of
Broaces, Rings, Pins, Boqrei holders, Pistols etc.
We have masking by Me.srs. Rodgers d Sons,
Wos;enhom d. Sons and Elliotts, Knives, Razor,
scissor. etc Of the best qualify. Any Good, in our
line Watches Of any maker in England will lie I'M
ported TO order, at as low prices az any city shop
Will furnish them. All persons are invited TO call
and zee the samples Of Good already received
Nov, ~ 1871
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GROCERIES. &c

GROCERIES, &c
ISAAC WARNER kee constantly for sale at his
l. Store opposite :. +. Hownrd's Store.
Cornac Brandy Holland Gin, 81. Crolx Rum,
Boston Rum low priced Brandy,
Baltimore Gin, Antigua Rum, Cherry do.
Wines, Of most kinds and prices, Moasses,
Loaf Lump and Brown sugar,
Hyson and Young Hyson, II, son Skin and Black
TINS; Box Raislns, Kog do.
Goldfish, Salmon Mackcre Sounds and Tongues,
Rice. Bar Soap, Fancy do, Auspices
Pepper, Gngcr, Numogs Clove>,
Cinnamon, Salera US, Poland Starch,
Mustard, Indigo, Pepper Sauce, Coffee,
Chocolate Table Salt Candles;
Spanish Scars half 'ranish do.
Dccanlers Tunblcrs Lamps, Jars dc.
1isO-500 Barrels SaH.
The Liquors are warrcned to be The hest thai can
he bought in New York. Tavern eepers and Other S
will fndit for THEN benefit to call and examine them
before they buy elsewhere.
Burlington, Nov. ). ISL.
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TIE WlNOOSKl SASH FACTORY,


hoCT. mARsutIi's Aromatic, Catarrh and
- Headache SNUFF. This SnuIi> superior 10 any
thing YET Known, for removing thai troll e,ome di>-
ca g the Calarr, aud al 80 cold IN the Lead, and the
headarhe. u opens and purge> ont all DISTINCTIONS
>iIcushen> the gland, and gNe, healthy aclon t. The
paris ccel llls PERFECTLY tree from any thing del
icro1S IN il compost ion--ha> lea.an lavos aud
rs mme HAZE er, a'er eng used, is aLgr. dLe-
Price = cents per bottle.
Doci. Mar. halls Veae abe Indian BE PLAS TER.
1hi, Plaster is unrvailed for curing rol IouS swell
lngs, S,urvy Sores, Lame Back .Au rem wound, i
rive relief in local RbeiI~.,,lns. Ii applied to the
sihe, ii viii cure many Of scommon Liver Complaints;
and Is equal if not erl"r, to any thing in ne for
corns on Inc Ce, e virtues Of his Plaster have leen
witnessed lv iiisands Of individuals IN The Uoi,eI
Staes. who ave tesiei is efficacy. Sold bythe nro.
nr'e,or mas. Bowen, Mlddlehury, w., and PreK 4
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DIIC d.

OR may be found in tins village, directly opposite
~ the Methodist Chapel, an OLD PAINT SHOP,
newly httot upn good STYLE where the undersigned
will be aIad - wait on his old customers who may
favor him with their patronage.
Gml6 Il. G. SPAULDlNG.
Burlington, April % le4l
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Buffalo Robes.

A SUPERIOR article, Indian tanned; Fur thick
IA and reavy, P,ts ,oft and plia le-will not m
lnre hy we'ting. For saely IllCkOK & CATLiN,
West side Court House Square, Burlington, VT
Nov ~, ls4t.
n b. Don't purchase until you have rricedths
article al u d. e IS. Also Barrels and Dry Casks.
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CHEETlNGs, Shirtmes, Ticking, wicling, Batting
- Wailna. Tw'Il'd Cononr, Canton flannel,, DC
Tor sa,e hy Nov, |. =, n. SCuI /.
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j. T'gs v ON,
DRAPR AND TAILOR,

NJ ouLD unce more remind his customers hat he
w continue tocarry on the above business in al Il
its various branches al hi Old Stand ON St. Paul
street, near the Episcopal Church, AMI in sight Of The
Catholic Church Thankful for past favor-, g. Gus
TONERS are solicited TO continue their patronage a nd
many ones are much desired. The newest Fla ,h-
ions promptly received.
Cutting done ON short notice cheap for cash.
have on hand some old accounts which / should
like to exchange for cash
Nov IL, lS4l,
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School Books, Paper. sc,

~ II y sub crber has n lhge stock Of School
Books an Paper. Merchants School committees
Nc. inrn'shel on inc most Liberal terms Rags aud
most kinds of country produce raceivedin rayncnt.
Nov %. C. GOODRI,,U
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LOVELY g. SEYNOVP

| IL Just rec d ilom New Yorh aIre os.or,.
price, S-''y auo
En9lsh Drugetis, great variety of pattern. Oct,.
con and Drab Persia Floor Oil ,Cloih from 49,
9 M VIDE Rush Mating from "A to Ga wide, Rurss
Preach and American Paper Hansinrs,-a lnrss,,
assortment Than was ever before Offered in this nsee
ana at prices that cannot fail 10 suit VI, hasere
, Nov. 18th 1911
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CrockCry ana Glass " are.
d. FEW sets White Granite Ware, also Glass
\ Dishes and Plates, Dec1nters, Plumbers Lnmps,
dc. for sale very low. by $. NJ. pGpE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-01-07

to YOUTH holding mp 10 their rietr lhdels ,ehereby
To- farm their ora Characters. By Daniel Adama
AuHjor Of adams .Nelr arithmetic.
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" W THU w
5 HID 81 CroiX Rum,
5 Pipes Holland Gin,
p qr casks Malaga Wine,
80 Boxes Pipes,
90 Bags Pepper,
90 do Pimento,
. kegs pure Ginger,
% do Raisins.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-01-07

ItOiIETT d BRADLEY have Just received
and offer for sale at the lowest prices for cash or
credit, large and well selected assortmen,
of O. n.erlns rom lsnr IN NM nf do Z ILL.,.
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LYMAN e. COLE

LHpln'S let scar,c, lack, white, and colorc1; A
" extra size Wor,,el shawl>, Gloves aai Hos CIV,
large as orIncn'; an unusually large ASSORTMENT Of
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DOMESTIC GOODS.
.TANOR s TRIMMINGS.

Cnllon 'hte'lng am mn Ing' Tick z aNT Wa1-
ING BIeached Coiion aud Merr mae .hcelng, very
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-15
ARISTOCRATIC THIEVES.

The recent robbery in high life is by no means an
unique instance. Some years ago diamond orna-
men, was seen to be picked up at one of Lord Hert-
ford- fefes, and the noble pocket into which il found
ito way could be made TO sgorge. Within he
iaSt few years three sons Of noblemen have been
PEELED from public schools for stealing money, who
would in humble life have been sent to the ,read-ml
or Botany hay. One Of these srtful dodgers has
just entered the holy state OF matrImoDy, and possess
es fortune Of 10000 yea. He was first convict
cd of stealing in dwelling house from noble lord,
his cousin. second 10 the eldest son of wealthy
Marquis, aod the third Of nobleman high in her Ma
jestys councils The instance Of tho late Countess
Dow sqer Of Cork, who was called among her friends
the Gsrra Ladra IL well known.
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AN INSULT TO THE
p r < s | D < N Il
Is AN INSULT TO THE
NATION.

Then came the Nation, represented by twenty six
carriaaes, each drawn by white horses and each
tanning four ladies and little boy there flag
each carriage with the name of the State, and each
boy held flag called the Rejected Toast The la
dies were, most Of them very handsome, and young,
and were all blood relations, wives daughters, &c,
of the gentlemen composing the Committee. 1t was
uew fcature-a beautiful sight, and no mistake
Each carriage had escort Of two gentlemen on
white horses. This arrangement of ladies was to
show the harmony beauty and simplicity of our form
Of government.
After them came The fire companies, two mill
tary companies, the Spartan Band, with beautiful
banner, all looking remarkably well. Then several
private carriages, led by postmaster Graham in car
rage. Then some hundreds on horseback, and seve-
raj on foot although the day was bot.
We were egreeobly disappointed The whole thing
was admirably arranged. Wedo not approve of ladies
ia professions, but this most captally eyed
and told well.
After long tour through the city, tho procession
returned to the Park, where 5000 people were as-
sembed, and hundreds of we'll dressed ladies. Da-
MEL Jackson, Esq, was appointed Chairman, and
several Vice Presidents Mr.. Locke read an adj
dress.