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FThe following is the prayer of the
Rev. Mr.. Ellis at the Bunker Hill celebration
on the 18th of last month.

"Sovereign OF the universe! thou Dsposer Of all
events; thou God of nations and of men, devoutly
and reverenty would we invoke thy paernaI bless
ing. We have come up TO the mount of costly sacri-
flee and of treasured remembrances that we may GEL
citrate the deeds of those whom venerae, and pay
grateful tribute to their memory and to their sacri-
fees. We have come from the homes of peace and
plenty and with the families which thou dost bless,
and 1t is bounden duty to adore thee, our Lord
and father for except the Lord had been on our side
our enemies had triumphed over us. We adore thee
the God Of our fathers, the Of their thought,
the stay of their confidence Their friend, their proec-
tor. And we do now invoke thy blessing, God, up
on this venerated remnant of the land that they may
return late TO their reward and may bear to he first
gathered Of the host the tribute of respect and graft
iude which now oflri; 10 assure them that the
victory was fully won that it was worth its cost
We invoke thy blessing upon the chief magistrate OF
this happy nation upon his counscllors and his states
men, and upon this gathered company. And now
would we solemnly conscclae it, not in remembrance
Of strife, nor 10 perpctuate scene of blood, but II
memory Of the great and the good, to attest groa
and holy truth, and TO remind those that are to CONF
aerus Of duty liberty, of justice, and OF the fear
God. May its foundation ever rest in a land that il
at peace, and It's summit point TO heaven Of love
and when its last stones crumble into dust, may
chdrens children continue To enjoy the blessings o
liberty and honor their fathers, who suffered tina
they might enjoy it, Hear us, o God, and answe
our prayer, in the name OF Christ our Redeemcr."
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PAINTS.
IN OOO LBS. WETHERILLS dry White
,O\JO Lead,
loo Kegs do ground in Oil,
40 Bhls Spanish White,
25 Venetian Red,
20 do French Yellow,
90 do Sp,s. Turpentinv
Chrome Green
Emerald do
French do
Brunswick do
Crown Yellow,
Prus>ian Blue,
Smal's,
Sand Paper.
June 80. '43. 4
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UP AND DOING.

V'HE Cash System was never progressing better
taken in such quantities as 10 keep every hand active
and busy employed in measuring and preparing
packages TO hand over to customers as an evidence O
leaving the money at the Peoples Cheap Cash Store
whose Agent is HOWARD.
Thursday morning, 18th July, lsiS, 6
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-July 3

At market 7i0 Beef Cattle 900 from the South
so Cows and Calves and 2250 Sheep and Lambs.
PRIcEs-Beef Catle-The market very dull and
decline of 25c per cwt. on all Sorts 81 so a 81 is
the range of retailing qualities-250 unsod.
Co,1s and Calres-Sales Of 65 a SIS, S25 a 20 60
Sheep and Lambs-Sales of 2050 head at 81 % a
SO rs for Sheep and 81 25 q 50 50 for Lambs.
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Antsthenea wondered at mankind, that
in buying an earthen dish, they we're careful
to sound it, lest it had a crack yet so care
less in the choice of friends, as TO take them
fawed with vice.
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SOLAR LAMPS.
TOBACCO.
TO PAPER MAKERS
George Prindie's Estate.

CseOrGc PTIhUitT : TsIdlts
WE the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Chlenden, commissioners to receive ex-
anime and adjust the claims and demands of all per-
sons against the estate of GEORGE PR,NDLE, late
of Charlotte in said District, deceased, represented in
solvent, and also all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto and six months from the day of the
date hereof being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice, that we
will attend to the business Of our appointment, al
the dwelling Of widow Louisa prinde, in Charlotte
in said District, on the I'd Wednesdays July and
November next at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on each OF said
days.
bnRK LLEEAAySEhNwoRrH' Commissioners.
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MANTLE LAMPS
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COM
plaintiff!
DIR. YLOR'S.
BAlSAM OF LIvFRW0RT.
Erom Bis B0rerv, Ne1r York.

From 3I5 Bo,rery Ne'c York.
EOR The cure OF Coughs, Colds, Asthma, whoop-
ing Cough, Caarrh, pains IN the y ic and breast
bronchitis liver complaints, AMI all those elections
of the throat and lung, which are a source OF 50
much suffering and so often terminate IN CoN>uMP-
rIoN, this remedy is Justly and highly distinguished.
1t purely vegetable, mild and gentle IN lis ELECTS
upon the system, and can lie taken in the most deli
cate cases with safety well a well "a utility. So
extensively has 1t (ecn used and 50 often proved size
cesstu even in extreme and apparently almost hope
less case> not only a. palliative hut a remedy
that the proprietor feels hc>i,ency IN Introducing
and Recommending it TO all who unfortunately
may have occa 10 resort TO some means Of recoV-
cry. Physicians familiar with lis effects and aware
of the healing properties Of this vegetable prcpara-
ton, not unfrequeny prescribed II IN their practice,
and with the Medical Facnliy generally, ii has met
with more than or.l,nary nppr9lalion.
The following re.marls taken from, late
num' or of the Medical MagaZne:-
"The surprising elect produced by the genuine
Dr. 1aylor'S Bal>am of Liverwort, made al 375
BowerV, IN Consumption cases, cannot fail exciting
a deep and thrilling interest throughout the world
We have 80 long believed the disease (CUnsumptiOn)
ncuraLle, that is difficult 10 credit our senses when
we see persons evidently consunpvc, restored 10
health Yet il is fact of daily occurrence
Certificate, from the highest and most respectable
sources OF persons who have either leen rrealy re-
leyed ly il, entnely recovered from affections Of
he lungs and liver, could lie furnished in abundance
but we insert only the following -
| CERrIrIcATE.-"Bengc on>inuIionay prel>pos-
eI TO Consumption, member Of my family having
| suffered severely from irritation OF the Lung, &C.
| companet with cough and raising matter ami BLOOD,
together with severe pain in my >ideund breast, ill
| | wa supposed to be beyond recovery, was induced
| hv advice of DR.. Perkins, last resort to Try
Tavor's Balsam Of Lvcrwort," have taken five
bottles in all. began 10 improve with the fist bf T.
| tie, and while taking the third was far recovered
as to be able 10 get about Since which time, by
connuedu use of it | am quite restore! and able tC
attend to my usual business, To persons suffering
from coughs and affections Of the Lungs, do earn
e>tv recommend ii.
| (Signe) JAS G. SCOTT.
| Elisabeth City, r. c. Dec. lG, l5l2.
| For common cold and cough, this is one Of tht
| very lest remedies ever discovered
| ". b. There i, spurious and counterfeit, article
anoat, and lately introduced into this place. There
fore be carciu to get the genuine which is from 81
| Bowery n. Y and see that the new engraved wrap
per : on the bolle 10 prevent couniertclIs.
For sale by PECK & SPEAR, and LOVELY &
SEYMOUR, Burlington; :. H. Barnes, Charlotte
NJ. Hall, Hlnesburgh; VIM Rhodes, Jr Richnonl
| June go VI
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David Atwood's Estate.


STA TIE or VERMONT, A L a probate
District Of Chlttenden, S. ~ court held a,
Burlington within and for the d>tric, Of Ch,cnden
on the seventh day Of June ls43 Moses Atwood,
Of the heirs 10 the estate Of David Atwood, lss
Of Charlotte IN SAID district derea ed, Intetae, hay
ing filed IN said court his petition in writing, setting
forth that he holds IN common with the other heirs to
sad estate, zenith part OF the following described
parcels OF land, lying in said Charlotte; viz, ninety
seven acres and twelve rods of land off the south
end If The second division lot Of the original RICH,
Of Jonathan Aiken, with the luildings and appur-
enanco>; also, 81 acres and IA rods of lot No. 80.
Of the frs, division drawn 10 the original right oil
John Hoar, Icing the same lands heretofore set ou:
to Susannah Atwood widow Of the said intc.tate,
as her dover in said estate; and praying said cour,
to order partition OF sad lands 10 lie made among
the several perst rs entitled thereto.
THEREFORE, the court afOre all doth appoint tho
second Wednesday Of July, iS43, for hearing and
deciding said petition at the Office Of the Register
Of said cour, in said Burlington and doth order tina,
all persons interested thereof by pchication Of Tho
orer containing he distance Of said petition, three
weeks succcs,ivev IN the Burlington Free Press,
now paper printed in SAID Burlington, the last Of
which pullca ions TO previous 70 the day appoin-
ted a. ato e aid for hearing.
Given under my hand at said Burlington, ,his
seventh day Of June, 4. n. 1913.
W1 WESTON REGISTER
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DEATH OF WAsHiSGToN ALLsToS.-Wc lament 10
state hat Washington Allson, the stlna ushed arsi,
died suddenly from state OF appnren, health, his
| residence in Cambridge, (Mass.) on Saturday night.
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STRAY COLT.
WOOL! TVOOLi
CASH WANTED,

TOR WHICH Goods at fair price can be obtained
l. at the Temperance Store a good assortment
of nice Vest Patterns, Black Cravats Italian do.
Shoe Brushes, Day and Martins Backing Japan do.
Paste do. Sarsaparia Mead. Cavendish, Fine Gu,
and Smoking Tobacco. Rice, Ginger and Saleratus.
Ink Shaving and Bar Soaps, for sale uncommonly
low by S. N. GACT & Co.
June 20, lS43
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r = L. IS I foot Mil Saws manufactured 10
", order Al Rowlands celebrated works. Phiadel-
pha.
6. G leg Is 7 foot Cast Steel x Cut Saw,
English Plate.
10. Is, go, 22, "a &. &c inch Circular Saws,
east steel.
I2.Ii.IG, Is, go. o2 & II inch Cas-, See,
Sluins Saws. For sale Y
FOLLETT, Brady & Co.
Oh Dock, June 6, lS4S,
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INFORMS his friends that he has returned from
i Boston and New York, having houghtia large
stock of DRY GOODS, which he is now opening in
The Store formerly occupied by y. A. BramAn, IN
the norh -we,t corner OF Slrong's Buildings, opposite
Me,srs. Peck q Spear, where he intend, keeping
constantly on hand an extensive assortment OF DRf
GOODS which he will oiler a, the lowest market
prices. His attention Icing exclusively devoted 10
Dry Goods and his motto leing
LARGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS,
he is enabled to accommodate his old Friends, Custo-
mers and the Public with goods at reduced prices
Call and see.
Burlington, July 7, IS43.
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CUMNINGTON
SCYTHE STONES!

Mama dclured from The ceItJrdtcd Robbins ledge
Cummington, Mass
LHOR many years small quantities Of stone have
l. hccn carried from this Ledge, TO different parts
Of the country, until the reputation and demand for
them induced the presen, owners 10 purchase the en-
tire Ledge, and make the Necessary arrangements fol
furnishing the public with article which they have
so long sought for-an article superior, both in style
and manufacture, to any that has ever teen Offered.
The superior quality of the stone is acknowledge
by all who have given them trial. and the fact is full
sustained by the increasing demand for them, from
those sections of country into which they have iount
their way. For sale by 4
J. & J. H. PECK e. CO
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BRIGADE NOTICE
Levi Nutting's Estate,


WYE THE SUB 5CRIBERS, having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District of Chenden, commissioners TO re-
oeve, examine and adjust the claims and demands of
all persons, against the estate OF LEVI NuTTlNG,
late of unlcrh in said District, deceased repre-
sented insolvent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto; and six months from the
day Of The date hereof being allowed by said court
for that purpose do therefore hereby give notice,
that we will attend to the business of our said appoint
ment q, the dwelling Of Per,is Nulng, in Under
hill IN said district, the first Tuesdays Of August
and November next, al 10 o'clock, a. NJ, each Of
said days.
Dated this 18th day Of Nav, A. ID. 1913.
TRUMAN Sheldon, Commis-
3 OLIVER GOODHJE, >oners.
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GRAIN CRADLES,

THE subscribers have received their usual supply
l. of PATENT GRAIN CRADLES, which will be
sold at reduced price for cash.
HAGAR q. ARTHUR.
Burlington, VT, 18th July, 1913, 6
cor. CHI and Coll. streets. !
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| 4 FIRST rate BUILDING LOTS for sale near the
| " Academy on College Street Also Pews IN me
| Stone Church and in the Unitarian Brick Church,
| Enquire of THOMAS.
| linn Ii. 1873.
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Ira Bishops Estate.

Ira Bishops Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT }THE Hon. the
for the District of Chenaen, 10 all persons concern
ed in the estate of IRA BISHOP, late of Charlolte,
IN said District, deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS, Sophia Bishop, Administrative ofthe
estate Of said deceased, proposes 10 render an
account OF her administration, and present ner
account against said estate for examination and al
lowance al a session Of the Court OF Probate, TO he
District, on The second Wednesday Of July next
Therefore, YOU are hereby noiial TO appear befors
SAID court al the time and place Aforesaid, and shew
cause if any you have why the account Aforesaid
shoud no, / e allowed
Given under my hand al burlington, this l2h day
of Jnne A. u. 1913,
2yS Wu WESTON, Register.
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Sn HtIDS. Gardner Brewer, BezIon, \. Z. Rum
w 80 Pipes Brandy,
40 do Baltimore Gin,
do "Swan" do pure,
10 Half "Peevoisin" Brandy
10 Hhds. ST. Crox Rum,
80 Bills. Suerry and MADEIRA Wine,
40 do Malaga do
do Port do
J. f. J. II. PECK & co.
June 80, '43.
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DYE STUFFS.
300 BBLS. Camph'y Log Wood,
200 do ST. DOMINGO do
100 do Cam Wood,
200 do Eache do
800 do FIsc,
SO do Nader,
% do Blue Vilriol,
40 do Alum,
Is do CopperaS,
Bar Wood, Quercitron Bark Peach Wood Lac Dye
Cullear Indlgos, Oil Virol, Muriatic Acid, Muri-
ate of Tin, Cohiers BrI>he-, Cloth Jacks Press
Papers, Tenler Hooks Gard Tacks &c.
J. q. j. II. PECK q. co.
June 80, 49, 4
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
A r the Ctockery Store a very large assortment of
IA CROCKERY, GLASS, CHINA and IRON
STONE WAKE for sale much cheaper than nj any
there store in the county. JOSEPH WAIT.
Burlington, June 30, 1913.
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BOSTON MARKET-July 3.

FLOUR.-Genesee, rs O00 Ohio, good, CO a
SIS.
BUTTER.-6a 4per ID.
CHEESE.-5l a 6. do do.
WOOL.-Of the new clip, several parcels have been
brought TO market, but not in sufficient quantity to fix
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LIVE AND LET LIVE"
=. EI'NTINE
SUPEREINE ELOITIs,

THE SuLsciers are daily receiving Snperfine
l. Flour in barrels and halflarre>, >e.cctpd with
care and Of the most approved brands, which they
olef for cash al small advance.
TOLLEIT, BRADLEY & Co.
Cd Dock. june 9. lSi3
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DySSOI,TIYyDN

T YMAN d. COLE, have this day dissolved ,he:
~ CopnrtnersAIp by mutual consent. All porsons
indebted requested call ana settle Immediately.
Those having demands ngnnst the late firm will pre-
sen, them for payment. The Books and Notes can
be found for few DAYS at the Old stand. After whic
time they will be removed to F. Lynars store, az the
north west corner of Strong Buildings, formerly &C.
cupied by u. A. Braman, at which place both parties
will at any time attend 10 the settlement OF all iher
books and demands.
ELIAS LYMAN,
MORTON COLE,
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FRUIT.
OO0 BOXES Bunch RaiSins,
NOO Is Bags Madeira Nuts,
10 do Brazil,
~ do Almonds,
Is do Fllber.s.
J.. & J. Fl. PECK & co.
June 30, 49, 4
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NOTICE..

T OtIS FOLl.ET'T having been admitted 10 in
Il ercSt in the mer 'anie concern Of TOllett and
Bradley, business will hereafter e conducted unde,
the firm of POLLETT, BRADLEY s. Co.
Old D Dcl;, June l. 1913. |
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05
THE TARIFF.

We copy the following from the Ne~LcTrpoft
Herald. paper published IN the heart OF Man
uiacturing District. and surrounded by the inhu-
erccs of industry. Let it be read BY gil who
oppose the doctrine Of protection:
al the date Of our las, quarterly notice, oil
he cotton mills in tho United States, OF which
ti,ero are n great number more Than suffIce n
when in full operation to supply all the manufac
,urars # cotton required in the country, had a
LARGE snr7las of goods on hand, Notwithstanding
uany Of then, had suspended work, and all had
reduced their speed. Within a week or two af-
forwards demand suddenly sprang up for cot
ton goods for export, which has taken all the sur
plus stock and set nearly or quite all the mills
in fall operation Mt reasonably remuneraflng pri-
ces The merchants suddenly discover that the
price of coarse cotton goods in the United States
was 50 low that ;hev could undersell England 10
foreign markets. and rather Unexpectedly TO the
manufacturers, they sweep off all the accumu!a-
led stocks A. this Of course set many people at
work who had been before idle, the Influence cx.
tended into all the channels Of society. and the
domestic consumption increased, again reacting
upon business in q wide though less strongly
marked circle.
The crcnt manufacturing and mechanic inter
ests are well emploved-the mills are actively
al work nd meet ready demand for their goods.
nd the building in all the towns md cities ls &C
tive giving full employment to the mechanics
The shoe ulannftcture and other minor branches
have not yet fully revived, but are slowly I'M
orovirr. and only wait IN advance in brend stuffs
and in cotton the low price OF these staples pre-
venting their customers at the south mud west,
from buving freely as formerly.
The agricultural interest has partaken some
whn, of the general improvement, but this Is
n heavy body and moves slowly. The great sta
pie whent, has improved considerably. and this
Improvement will undoubtedly extend to many
other articles, before long time has elapsed
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05
Advice to Sundry People.

When you feel your passion rising, never con-
fine or repross them. How many hoiiers have
been burst by too close on imprisonment OF tnei'
couten,si
Always proclaim the faults o. others. There
should be secrets IN a republican government.
Never give up your opinion though you know
you wrong; II shows tina; you have no indie
pendence.
Whenever you attack your neighbours charac-
Ter, do /. bchrd his buck wound his
feelings.
Make il Eu'e 10 keep company with rogues
and ,ascals, md hen ii Won should be prosecuted
for e q offence you have committed, and your com
rates should he called witnesses Against you,
nobody will believe them, Will get claar.
Never forgive an nilrv. Tho power Of par
doninr belongs only to the Gpyornor and Council
When Won have done act Of charity publish
il to Others, that they NAV do go too. Bestdes
every nan cen preach best from HI. own notes.
Nevcr pav 1o1r dchts--it is une0nstitutonaii
for nayncnt ImpaIrs the obligation OF contract.
and even tho Legislature has no right 10 do that.
Temperance great virtue: therefore al
WAYS he moderate in tho Of ardent Spirits
SIX glasses OF sling before breakfast are as good
thousand.
When you are in church, 60 TO sleep. Sunday
IS n dav of rest.
If asecret has been committed to you to keep,
take especial care to keep i, safely. and it may
he we'll for cautions sake to ge, ono or two TO
help YOU. And rs woman called the weaker
vessel she should have half dozen to heIp her.
| Fast bind, fast find
Never sweep your pnrlor--i, makes confoun-
| ded dust.
Never brush dowr a cobweh; il is part Of a
spiders dwelling house, and Of course his castle,
| and therefore is sacred.
When you in church be careful TO chew
at Ieas. half pound of tobacco and spit as big
| q puddle around your feet as possible--it shows
,ha, tho sermon interests you and your mind Is
entirely absorbed by the subject.
ALWAYS subscribe for newspaper. bu, never
pay for it; i, show q desire your part to patro-
ni=s the printer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05

gence, and there never did live the who
was in favor of an unconditional assumption of
the debts of the States. Charley in favor OF
Claws Land Bill 10 1911. and now he is opposed
TO it, 10 1911 he was ecctioneering for why
votes and now he is fishing for locofoco votes
There's the difference.
In the conclusion Of the Circular referred to.
Charley, declares himself to be an "Iadependent
Wing, 50 far as principles and practice are con-
cerned." Does ne make that declaration?
Dare he do it2 Has he the moral courage 10 do
It. He is no Wing either 10 principle or prac-
tice. He is an apostate from the Wing ranks,
and 10 therefore worthy recipient Of locofoco
support. Take him gentlemen, and make the
best Of him and his miscellaneous principles.
! We canno, restrain mind from revertug
back to the glorious scenes Of 'oiher days. " hen
/ Charley stood side by side it'll the most Jealous
of the Wing party. Al the TIppecanoo Conven-
ton, this same Charles III. Test made a motion
that committee of FIVE be appointed to prepare
an address from the Convention to The people Of
Indiana, ard Of the United States.
Mr.. G. II. Test, sought The opportunity to pre-
pare that address, knowing that by making the
motion, he would be appointed Chairman. He
was appointed to that place, md be Charles II
Test. reported the address. We had intended IN
sorting tho address here, but we have been com
PEELED to omit i, for want Of room. II whig
all over
Would Charley nor publish such nm address "to
the people of Indiana, and Of The United Stutes?''
YET ho tells the people he has not changed. The
tore and the sPirit-ihe indignant denunciation,
would not suit Charley's purpose now. He is
now crouching at the foot Of tia, power he then
denounced.