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NEW GOODS
AT THE GERMAN STORE.

Al THE GERMAN STORE.
'INHE subscribers respectfully inform the inhahi-
l. tants Of Burlington and surrounding country that
they have returned from New York with a large
stock OF the most superior Groceries, Fruits Preserves
&C. which they oier for sale at the lowest cash prices
consisting in part Of the following:
sugars. Double and single refined, Crashed, Pow.
dered and brown.
Teas..lnireral, Hyson, Gunpowder, Young Hy-
on, Tyson Skin, Souchong and Powchong
CoHee-.Old Government Java, Laguira, &C.
rruits--Maaga and Sutana Rasins, Currants
choice French Prncs in glass lars and fancy Boxes
bordeaux Soft Shelled Almonds, Figs, Cilron, Tama
rlnds' Olives, Capers, Cocoanuts, Fiberls, Madeira
nuts, dc.
,spices-::Cinnamon, Cassa Buds Pmen,o, Cloves,
Nu.meg-, Mace, &c.
sardines in Olive Oil (Gullloux brandy Oysters
| ia rallemande,) Anehoves. De- Italian Maccaroni
and Vernicelli French Pickle, (Variantes) Walnut
Catsup, London Porter Jujule Paste. Pepper Sauce,
Bay Water, 'Fapioca, Lemon Syrup. French Sweet
| Chocolate and Superior Cocoa. French prepared
and English Mustard. Olive Oil, Sperm Oil and Can
dies, Patent Sperm Candies. Castle, Almond, Va
Wafer and Sweet Crackers, Pilot Bread and Soda
| Biscuit.
Also,the German Mineral Waters, the pure Hola nc
| (Schildam) Gin, French Cognac and Cognac Cham
| pagne Tor medicine The real Heidslck ChampaigI
| in quart and pint bottles, Anizei,e superfne, Swiss
Absynthe, Curacao and Rhenish Wines for Medicine
Their stock of imported Cigars is unsurpassed, con
sitting Of the following CHOICE brands: La Union Re
gala, Rencurell, Jaquez, Briiania, Princess Norma
| Also, the German and Smyrna Smoking Tobacco.
OSTHEiM & NICHOLS.
| College ST., nexi 10 Mr. Waits Crockerv Store
Burlington, May ls, 1913.
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Some person asked Charles James Fox
what was the meaning Of that passage in The
Psalms, I" He clothed himself with cursing,
like as with garment" "The meaning"
said.hc, " / think is clear enough the man
had "a habit of swearing"
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WHIsKERs.-"I cannot imagine" said
Alderman Il, "why my whiskers
should turn gray so much sooner than the
hair of my head" "Because you have
worked SO much more with your Jaws than
your brains," replied wag."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-30

The Marriage Question is, at least settled
in Dutch, as we learn by The Albany Daily
Advertiser that the Synod Of the Reformed
Protestant Dutch Church, on Wednesday,
decided by a vote of 4S to %, that marriage
with deceased wife's sister is permissible.
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The Queen entered her iwenty-fflh year
on Wednesday week. The event was tele-
brated in the metropolis and in the country
by the ringing Of bells and other demonstrs.
ti0nS
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Tor COUGHS, COLDS, Asthma orPHTHlS
l. lC, CON SUMPTION, WHoOPiNG COUGH,
and all Pulmonary Affections and Diseases of the
Lungs, this is believed TO lie the most popular eff
cacous Medicine ever known in America for proof OF
which, we would refer TO those who have nsedJ and
to the certificates of Physicians and others
attached to the inside wrapper OF each bottle.
DR.. Amory Hunting, of Franklin, Mass writes that
after having prescribed the usual remedies withou,
relief, and having consulted with several eminent
physicians he has found the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam have had the desired effect, and recommends
it safe, convenient md eilicaclous medicine.
DR.. Thomas Brown. of Concord, n. H., writes that
10 his knowledge, ii has never disappointed the rea-
sonabe expectations of those who have used il.
The public are particularly cautioned against the
many CounterfeiS or limitations which have partial
ly or wholly assumed the name ofthe genuine article.
tCJDBe assured that it is not genuine unless one
or both Of the written signatures Of SAMPSON
REED or WM.JON'N CUTLER, are found attached
TO yellow label on blue envelope. (All labels Of
and after the date Of Dec. 1889, will have the written
signature Of WIN. Jon'n Cutler.l Prepared by
REED WING & CUTLER, Qae Low e. Reed
Wholesale Druggists, 81 Chatham ST., Boston, and
sold by Druggists, Apohecaries and country mcr-
chants generally. Price SO cents.
PECK e. SPEAR, Agents.
Burlington, Dec. |, 1915. IL.
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DIR. MARsHALL's
AROMA TIC AND HEADACHE
CATARRH SNUFF.

fNHlS Snuif is superior TO any thing yet known,
l. for removing that troublesome disease, the Ca
tarrh, and also cold in the head and headache ii
opens and purge> ont all distractions, strengthens
the glands and gives healthy action to the parts
affected 1t is perfectly free from any thing deleer
Gus in its composition-has pleasant flavor and it,
immediate elect after Icing used, is agreeable
Price 37l cts. per bottle.
Each bottle contains about three times the quantity
Of the several kinds Of Catarrh Snuff selling a,
a lower price, and is therefore cheaper, as well a.
better than any thing of the kind IN arke,.
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MRS NJ. FRASER.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
Vermont District.
IN BANKRUPTCY,

Notice to show cause a ga inst Petition of
CAMPBELL REMINGTON, of Huntington for
his Discharge and Certificate, as a Bankrupt, at the
office of Samuel Prentiss, in Montpelier, in said
District, on Wednesday, the Both day Of August,
A. d. lS43 at 10 A. NJ.
ELIAS DOTY, of Huntington, for his Discharge and
Certificate as Bankrupt, at the office of Samuel
Prentiss in Montpelier, in said District, on Wednes-
day the 30th day of August, A. d. lS43 at 10 AN.
LYMAN d. CHURCH Of Jericho for his Discharge
and Certificate, Bankrupt, at the Office of sam
uel Prntss in Montpelier in said District, on Tues
day, the 18th day of July, A. D. IS43 at l0A VI.
GUSTAVUS A. DEFINING, Of Milton, for his Dis
charge and Certificate, as Bankrupt, al the office
of Samuel Prentis>, IN Montpelier, in said District,
on Tuesday the Ilth day Of July, A. ID. 1913, at
10 A. NJ.
ALvAH &. JENNINGS Of Burlington, for his Dis
charge and Certificate, as Bankrupt, a, the office
OF Samuel Pren'i>s, in Montpelier, said District
on Tuesday the lth day OF Jmly,AD ls43,at 10 AM.
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ool,R Wool!

u OELOFSON & RATHBuN having Leased the
the burlington Mill Co.. aud connected themselves in
business with Mr.. SIDNEY BARLOW, former Agen, for
said Co.. arc now ready to receive Wool to manu-
facture for customers into Blue Black. Steel Oxford
that have had work done heretofore by Roelf>on
and Rahlnn, little need he laid TO induce conlinu-
ance ofpatronage and 10 all others would say that
the work will he done in workman.iHe manner
Farmers, Merchants and others wishing to have wool
Manufactured for their own use or for market may
rest sured that pa ms attention will e spared
to give the hest Of saii>faclion Terms of payment
made easy for all lots of wool from 1000 lbs and up
wards Small lots Cash or one halt Of the cle,hs
when finished. The business will he conducted under
the firm Of
ROELOFSON, RATHBUN q Co.
April 8. 1913 d5
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DR. Jonathan Moore's ESSENCE OF LIFE. The
- most highly esteemed Medicine that has ever
been discovered for curing Coughs, Colds, Asttmos
and CONSUMPTIONS. 1t will also remove he
Whoopng- Cough in one week. Prepared hv HEN
RY SEYMOUR, from the original receipt, by the drec
ton Of said Moore.
For sale wholesale, by PECK & SPEAR Burlin
ton, and at retail, by the principal Druggists in
United States.
Orders directed to Henry Seymour Hadley, Mas
will receive prompt attention, and any quantity
Medicine immediately furnished.
CAuT oN.-A> there is much Of the spurious artl
Gle for SALE sU1te particular to enquire for that pre-
pared by Henry Seymour, Haaley, Massachusetts.
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TO RENT.

THE Balloon House, one mile sonth Of the village
L Apply to u. LEAvENWORTH
May 25d, 1888. 81 #
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Bu lingon, Jan. l3, lS43. 34t
LOOK AT THIS FARMERS!

THE subscriber, will MANUFACTURE WOOL
EN- CLOTHS for customers the coming season,
al the following prices, TO Wit
Satinetts, for 25 cts per yard,
Sheep> Grey, plain, rs cents per yard
NJ xed and mill colours 30 do
Cassncres "a do
We also have quantity OF CLOTHS on hand which
we will exchange for Wool.
MURRAY Il PATRICK.
Hinesl urgh, March ii, ls43 42n6
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NOTICE,
CABINEN7' FURNITURE.

CIBINENT FURNITURE.
TNEE SUBSCRIBER would remind the Public
l. that he sill continues the CABlNENT BUSI.
NESS at the Old Stand on Church Street, formerly
Nichols If Herrick, and Mr. Hurlbut's Store
where he has good assortment of Mahogany, Black
Walnut, Cherry and Pine FURNITURE, consisting
of Secretaries; Bureaus; Sofas; Dining Tea, Work
and Toilet, Tables; Bedsteads and Stands which
he will sell for cash unusually low according to the
times.
WANTED,
In exchange, Birch and Maple SCANTLING, suta-
BILE for Bedsteds-2 inch, inch, sths and - inch
Eastwood, WHITE PINE BOARDS, BIRCH
BOARDS, and most kinds Of Country Produce
Please call and examine for yourselves
SAMUEL NICHOLS.
Burlington, Jan. l3, l643. 34tf
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PERIODICALS.

SILVER SPECTACLEs,
EOR two dollars at the Variety Store. Goggles,
l. Cases and all things IN the optical line, cheaper
than ever sold. 81 PANGBoRN q. BRINsMAID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-28

LIFE AND DEArn or A MIsrR.-The Carlisle
Pennsylvana Repository narrates the history of
ser thus:
Mr.. B. was of German extraction. His father left
him valuable farm Of FIVE hundred acres in the vici.
nifty of fork with farming md household articles
He kept a tavern for number Of years-married a
wife and raised four children. He accumulated an i'm
estate which he preserved Generously, that
he offered dollar for the education of his fami-
y. lie was nerer known to lay out dollar in cash
for any article he might be in want Of he would either
do without j, or find some person who would barter
with him for something he could conveniently sell
for money. He farmed largely, aud kept large dis
lery, which he supplied entirely with his grain.
He kept team for the conveyance Of his whskey and
-four to Baltimore, which, when he could not sell for
money at price to sui, HIM, he bariered for necessa
res for his family and tavern Ia this way he amassed
an estate worth four hundred thousand doiid-s Such
his attachment TO money, that he known
10 lend or credit dollar 10 any Upon the best
mortgage security that could be given, he would
lie cent Tie never vested dollar in any of the
public funds Neither would he keep The notes Of any
bank longer than till he could get them changed He
deposited his specie in large iron chest until would
hold no He then provided strong iron hoped
barrel which he also filled After his dealh, his strong
boxes from whose bourne tr1reirr had return
cd yielded ro hundred and thirty thousand dollars, in
gold and silver.
The cause Of his death was as remarkable as the
course of his lie gentleman from Virg,na offered
him twelve dollars per bushel for 10 bushels Of clover
seed but he would not sell it for less than thirteen
dollars, and they did not agree The seed were after.
wards sent to Philadelphia where sold for dol
lars per bushel; and fifty dollars less than the Vrgi
Man had offered for it On receiving an account Of
this sale, be walked through his farm, went TO his
distllery, and gave directions to his people.
He then went to his wagon house, and hanged himself
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-28

NOTICE. wish sell my Land, which now live, in
~ county, both sides of Whipping creek one
mile lis junction with Staunon river containing about go
and perhaps Of the best tracts Of land IN l sec
ton of country Nearly the whole tract is under good fencing
about thirds is cleared the of which IN CULTIVATION
clear m tobacco land all elegantly waered
with and fine springs of the freeone water There
upwards of 300 Of low grounds the most OF which lie,
immediately 'front.' and in full view Of the dwelling, Wen
adapted the culture of tobacco and all kinds oil grain ne
buildings mostly good and The dwelling house ~
and three porces nicely furnish
and All good ana convenient
proporiion tobacco sranary &c an excel
yard well palrd and ornamentrd There IL
sufcency Of various kinds, and An excellent
mill site, never failing stream.
THIS land lies both sides Of the road leading from the town
Brook Samuel Pannis Bridge, and about i've mile
from place Lynchburg, 80 from Ptsyrania
26 from Halifax Court house, and 20 from Charlotte
house. Society the neighbohood and the surrounding
country Is Of the best order.
would sell accommodating TERMS ana II IL siteu tne pn
chaser best will take the largest proportion IN negroes should
like make sale person whom nist SUI! 10 'aSf Tue
plantation il stands, with the household furniture
vhe ia IF the besi and the CROP stock tools &C. &c II any
should wish larger quantity Of land ne can be accom-
moda ed there other lands ADJOINING OF excellent qna
for sale person wishing further Information VIII direct To
'''o" '''' 80 LEWIS D. PoINDEXTER.
Iup 2l-wiw
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from the Democratic Reser.)
BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE.
BY MISS ANNE c. LYNCH.

from tHe DemOCFdiC htSibH.l
BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE.
ny ANNE c. LYNCH.
sLst there be light"
Light to The daisened mind
Bright messengers that speak without 4 sound.
Sight on the spirit bind
Shall fall where'er We pass; your living ray
Shall change the night os ages into day;
God speed ye on your way!
In closet and IN bali,
Too long alone your message hath been spoken
The spell oi gold tia, bouud We there is broken,
Go forth aud shine on ali.
The worlds inheritance, the legacy
Bequeathed by Genius To the race, are ye;
Be liz. The sunlight, free.
A nichty power we WELD
We wake gr.m centuries from their deep repose,
And bid their boarded treasures unclose,
Tue spals of time 10 YIELD
We hold the gift of immortality;
Bard sage, and seer, whose fame shall never die,
Live through Jour ministry.
Noiseiess upon yo.r path,
Freighted with love, romance, aud song, ye speed,
Moving the world in custom and in creed,
Waking its love or wrath.
Tyrants, that bench mol on The battle plain,
Quail at your silent coming, and in vain,
Would bind the rlven chain.
Shrnes that emblm great souls.
Where the liiustiious dead high converse hold,
AS gods spakc through iheir oracies OF old
Upon yonr mystic scrolls
There lives 4 spell Ia guide our destiny;
The fire by night, the pIlared cloud by day,
Upon our upward way.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-28

BoIsrERous PREAcnISo.-A celebrated divine, who
was remarkable in the first period fins ministry for
loud and boisterous mode of preaching, suddenly
changed his whole manner in the pulpit, and adopted
mild and dispassonaie mode of delivery. One Of
the brethren observing it, inquired Of him what had
induced him to make the change. He answered,
"When was young thought it was the thunder that
killed the people; but when grew wiser discovered
thatit the lightning-so determined TO thunder
less and Tighten more in future 1t is pity all
preachers have not made the same discovery.
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Z. a. WTCkLIFFE Postmaster GsneTal
July il I9-wtd
May &c 5-wtd
T,HE OF vrcina-Io Sheriff OF Middlese1

TNE commonwealth OF NenlaI0 Tie sieIH OF NIuuItstA
j county, greeting:
of Law and Chancey directed by law To he
against James Avere Joseph Manu. William Frost, Daniel w
Kennedy and Nelson Robnson whereupn sgndy
appears the records and files OF the said
Court; but final decree could be pronounced in the
said William b. Mitchell departed this life, having
first made his last will and and thereof appointed
Richard b. MITCHELL Robert Mitchell and William s. g. Mitch
ell Executors who have taken themselves the execution
thereof Therefore, you, that you make known,
ccordng the said Avere Manu. Frost Kennedy and
Ronso that they he before the Judge said Court at the
Court said county, first day Of the next
show any thing for themselves they have know to
why said should be proceeded into hna decree
against aforesaid; do and receive what
have then there this
This 5ll June ls;3. RO. T., DUNAWAY.
2I-wSw%
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ANo FORTE wARE-HOUsE.

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
THE subscriber is constantly receiving from the ccr
nufactory Of Nnnns & Clark, New York. elegant ~
Piano Fortes, possessing the la,-t improvements, ~
delicacy Of touch and sweetness Oftone 50 peculiar "
nufacture. ~
Also, large assortment Of Musical instruments, ana
Merchandise in general. ,.
Piano For,es repaired tuned lei hire, and taken
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection of Music offered tor si'
State may be selected from. the of the subc
enabled sell at the Philadelphia and New i"f' -"
and retail prices. ,,o,
Those purchasing TO sell again will he furnisht' "f
terms ina" 'ey ca" IN" elsewhere IN tue r Il TAYLo
Jan 3 Piano Fsrte and Husic S'orr "'p"''nr ."
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old WINES AND LIQUoRS-Also, GRDtfnih''
" very large and general assortment OF old VIZ
quors, part Of which have been kept on hand,
years, and were then said TO be 30 years old. u!
be1r fair comparison with the best In the eli. a. a.
quality and price, and cafefnlness in putting OF - =,
old Wines and Liquors will be found most brnenei n, p
serYation OF health, when moderately and 4,
Should any be found so incredulcu-, az no. 10 N
mistaken belief, in PLAIN matter OF iaet &,
enquire, call on the subscriber, who mas oeeh - a.,
rate drinker during the last 50 years OF ms ne, anu
fed with his healthy appearance they can se ID w,
uncle who died few years ago IN the stare oi IA M
lU7 years; and he was seH kEonn 20 br dfhA'"' ~
day he left Ferentosb. then STRIPPING ., ,v.rfA
Aug % 3i-wly h' 49,
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u ELL TAvERN.-This well known and NEST eentr. Esla
ID hlshnent city, friends and the pubic eeneray are
informed will opened the III August s43 II not oere
reception Boarders and Tfansrn whee the SUD
would pleased hs old friends and former patrons
and thu disposition stu exists WIN hi III MS
plain easy old fashioned way render all comfortable that mn!
him with their company in the meantime every patcir o
Furniture having been moved the Housewife afford an OPP
portuny give the Establishment thorough cleansing viii
Also undergo partial repairing The Furniture that VIII be
the House will be principally new especially The Beds and
Bedding and SIcads will be all new.
lc a good Iiousekeeper wanting. Prices moderate
july 81 1I-w6w 4. TERRY for the Proprietor.
THE BONNER MANURE METHoD.-This process, by
which kinds refuse vegetable matter speedily ana
cheap,y converted of the most erzng quality
has Of the practical and fx
perenced farmers the Northern and Southern States he
uniform attended its operation conmend II Ia
The attention of every farmer who wishes TO enrich ms land
trihug cost.
With the view of graduating the price the quantity OF lana
upon hch may desired the method the following
scale has been adopted, VIZ &c
For gardens 20
Farms, upto 100 acres !.
Do from 100 0 30 acres, II
Do. from 2ov o 800 acres 10
from $40 to 400 ~
Over 400 n any one farm, 70
All letters OF enquiry must be post paid
ALBEIT 4 CO., Baltimore
Proprietors Of the patent right FOR the
Southern and Western States
c. I. Bolts, Agent, Richmond, Va.
July 81 2l-w3m
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DoST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, July 5;n, 1s43-Proposal.
for CARRYING the Mails Of the United states from the 18Th OF
August lo43 TO the Both June lS47 inclusive in virginia vi
be received the Post Office Department In city of Wash
nson until r. ~, of - 10Th day Of August next. TO be de-
cded ny the next day. on The route and the manner ana time
herein specified, viz:
245a From Norfolk to Portsmouth, mile and back cross
ing Elizabeth river daily.
Leave Norfolk daily M; Portsmouth day
Lrave daily p M arrive Norfolk day
2ii3 a. From Portsmouth, by Suffolk sunmeron Mursesbo-
o ~ e., Marinsvile and Jackson h. Gdreysburg 81 miles
ami back. six times a week, sukies.
Leave Portsmouth daily Sunday NJ 10 arrive al
Leave Gareysburg daily except Sunday Al arrive at
Port ,mouth next day by Up IN. go
OF Proposals eight miles per hour win be
considered
No proposal VIII be considered uness be accompanied by
guarantee signed by one or responsible persons IN the o-
lowing manner viz: 49,.
THE undersigned - guarantee that il his bid for
carrying the mali from he accepted by the POSTMASTER
General shall enter into obligation prior TO the t day oc
e next with good and sufficient surete to perform the ser
vice proposed
This should be accompanied by certificate of Postmaster
other equivalent testimony that the guaranlo are men oil pro-
perry and able TO make good their guaranty
The should be the Department sealed endos
ed Proposals for No. and addressed 10 the First As
For prohibition bids resulting from combinations, and
the and conditions which the is TO be made
{. A. wICKLIFFE, Postmaster General;
July Il I9-wtd
TRUST sALEPursuan to Two deeds of trust executed BY
Robert $ Peatross 10 Seth Saunders and Samuel q
Scott, bearing date the 20h day Of November s3e other
THOMAS L. and Richard w Scott, bearing date the ih uay
January 1913 both duly admitted record the Clerks Office
of Caroline County Court the subscribers pursuant To heir re
spectye deeds WILL Wednesday, the 10Th day OF July mex
premises sell public auction the highest bidder, o
cash. certain tract or parcel of Land situated in Caroline con
containing II bounded by the lands OF Henry I'M anf
others with Grist and Saw M situated upon th
said land. Also, another tract parcel of Land contguou
thereto, situated in the of Caroline and King William
bounded the lands Of Ellis c. Saunders and Others Containing
ISL less Also the following Slaves VIZ: John
Pleasant Temple James, Cleaner child Sarah Ann ana "a
rone The Stock of kind of said Patross his Plantation
Utensils Household and Kitchen Furniture Also, the inter
said Peaos the property the possession OF h
mother Mrs. Peatross The real property offered for sale va
intelligent and agreeable neehborhood
Hanover Court house The slaves like
~ Selling Trustees, the subscribers will convey only suct
title vested in them by the deeds aforesaid.
| SETH SAUNDERS,
SAMI. c. SCOTT,
THOMAS l.. SCOTT,
| Nav &c 5-wtd RiCHD. W. SCOTT.