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Andrew ChatGe,d,s Estate.

WE the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District OF Chlttenden, commissioners to receive, ex.
amlne and ADJUST the claims and demands of all per-
sons against the estate of ANDREW CHATFIELD,
late OF Huntington, in said District, deceased, repre-
senied lnsolveni, 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 appoint
mSnt, al the dwelling Of Jonathan b. Dikein Hun
tiiigton IN said District, on the 18th DAYS of Novem-
Ter and January next, a, 10 O'Clock, A.. NJ, on each
of said days.
Dated, this Goth day of July A. D. lS43. l5w3
66M MSTlL D. scoPrEIn Commissioners.
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From the Middlebury Peoples Press,
nnfvr RiNNTNc,S Crrr-Drc


The last of the repeated course of Doct. Banning's
lectures upon the human trunk, and the cause and
cure of many Of the diseases incident to its derange-
assembly at the Town Room, last evening; at the
close of which the following resolution was offered by
Mr.. Sladc, and adopted by aclamation.
ReS0Ired.-that we tender our thanks 10 Doct Ban
ming for his interesting and instructive lectures, cvin-
eng MS they have done, The soundncss of his head and
the kindness Of his heart and that we cordially COM
mend him 10 the regard and confidence of all.
On. BASSISo having spent some time in this place,
leciuring gratuitously on the preservation of health,
and the cause and cure of many formidable diseases
of the human trunk. we the undersigned, citizens of
Mlddlel ury, take pleasure in commenting him to the
confidence and regard of ALIVE commend him. for
his knowledge of the human system for his clear,
practical, common sense exposition of what we deem
a very important theory in regard to many diseases
to which il is subject; and for his frank, open. heart
cd, kind and liberal spirit. We would especially com
mend him to the medical profession, whose lind ut.
tcntions and aid a little acquaintance with him will
convince them he well deserves. All Glasses Of COM
mnnity should attend his lectures ms well for the use
full knowledge which may be derived from them, as
for the excellent moral influence they exert.
Signed. VIM. Slade, Peter Starr, Jonathan Allen
NJ. ID. William P. Russell NJ. n. S. Pearl Lathrop NJ
D., f.. D. Barber, A. Wilcox, Harvey Wilcox, James
NJ. Slnde. B. Briefly, late Pastor of The Baptist Church
and Editor Of the VI. Observer, 7. II. Lun,, Pastor oil
the Baptist Church.
Middlebury Sept. II, l8l3.
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M q T T / q d.

In Fairfax, on the 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Snbin,
Mr. HIRAM +. CHAMDERLAIN of Jericho, to Miss
DIANA a. HAwKIS>, of Cambridge.
In Wilhston VI, on Saturday Morning Aug. 10th
ny kev. Simeon ~Parmalee, Nj. FRAScIs b. WHEELER,
principal of Abingdon Union Academy, Abinpton
Mass) to ss,CHARLo A.. eldest daughter of Rev
5, Parmalee of the former place.
BY the Rey. Jcr. O'Callashan, Mr.. JOSEPH yiget 10
MISS Phobe Duber, both of this place Mr.. John o.
nailoran to Miss Elza' eth Byrne, both of this place
mr.. James Walsh TO Miss Margaret Sharkey, both Of
81. Adams: Mr.. William Harvey to Miss Mary Doley
b.tn OF Georgia; Mr.. Michael O'Dee 10 Miss Anne
Margaret Come, both of this place; Mr.. Xavier de
iardIet to Leonora Permnntier, both of Mortified
Mr' Lewis Gravelln TO Margaret Permantier, both Of
Northheld; Mr.. Denis Corcoran to Miss Bridget Nc
Carthy, widow OF Maurace Conway deceased, both Of
Mortified; and Ivy the same, Mr.. Francis McCorwick
10 Mrs Jane Anderson, both of Moretown.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-22

Mr.. EDIToR During my pcreginations in
Vermont | found myself on the shores of
Lake Champlain, a place called 'McNeil's
Landing" Charlotte, one of the I~ovelicst
places you can conceive, its charms beggars
descriptions, "A little cluster of white buildings
constitute the villa, all in keeping with the
enchanting scenery. So completely was l
fascinated with the spot, that [ resolved to
lingcr a while and drink in the pleasures it
promised. Accordingly took lodgings at
the Hotel kept by c. C.. MARTIN, whose
merits as a Landlord | fully tested. After
passing a few days in a way and manner
most satisfactory cannot in Justice to him
and myself torbear recommending his house
through your medium, to all lovers of good
order, peace and comfort and | may add a
good table, as they furnish such as is suited
to the most fas,idious palate. An air of
n%cstncss prevades the different apartments
unsurpassed ; an untiring assiduity is man.
liested on the part of all concerned in the
establishment to promote the furlherancc of
every wish Of the Traveller, and the whole
some regulations conduce greatly to the
quiet and comfort of those who drop ill.,
May success attend him.
Yours, &c. &c.
TRAVELLER.
('hprlpftp Scnt A 1910
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"ADMIssioN FREE.Sn

N. u. DR.. B. can be consulted at his room from 10
A. NJ. to- p. NJ. encouragement is not only held
out to those afflicted with the following symptoms,
but relief or cure have been the result in the great ma
jority o%fcases, viz: Weakness of the voice pain in
the breast; shortncss of breath, with n tigh,ness in
that region bleeding at the lungs; palpitation of the
heart, with a dead pain in the side; a sickness or a
sense Of goneness in the stomach; pain in the back
with Curvature of the Spine, great weakness of the
abdomen, and pressure in its lower region, great pain
in the limbs, with n fainting and dizziness, when rid
ing or walking, a numbncss and ~prickling sensations
of the limbs accompanied by a sudden pain in the hips
on moving.
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WALTONS'
Vermont Register IS Farmers Almanac for
1874.

THE publisher will make the Vermont Register
L for 1874 more full and complete than any which
has ever before been published, and il will be issued on
or near the goth Nov. or as soon as a FULL and con-
RECT Register can be issued.
g1TThe edition will be limited, and orders must be
made soon to secure n supply. Booksellers paper ma
ker<, merchants, &C., should address their orders I'M
mediaiclv TO
f.. p. WALTON and SONS, Montpelier, VI.
3fTIsditors in Vermont will be entitled 10 one dozen
Registers by publishing this advertisement three
weeks.
Sept. 10, l943. l6
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS,

AT M~arket.-l050 Beef Cattle, 42s from the South,
remainder East and West; 30 Cows and Calves, and
$3.50 Sheep and Lambs.
PRIcEs-Beg CdWe offerings this week were
not quite as large as last. Quotations 81 50, q S.,
with a few extra at Sc.
Cors and Ca'rrs-At SIG to 25-all sold.
Sheep and Lambs-Sheep sl,25 to So, 50; Lambs
1925 q 50 50-l5O left over.
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IN crizens OF Burlington and The Pub ic general.
l. ~ are respectfully informed, that tue German
Store will le continued al the Old stand, under The
firm ofM. OSrHElM q Co. A generous share Of
Patronage is respectfully requested. We hope BY
nnrenltling attention 10 business and punciusl regard
lie. 4 new and fresh assortment ofGoods is lust re-
ceived and will lie sold a, the ssry io,cssi priees. The
public are respectfully invited 10 cal. .TU
Huntington Sept. 1913. M. OSTHEIM Il Co.
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DIR. B1NNING'S
LEE CTUR e S.
On the cause and many Diseases Of The Hum

I'm the cause and many Diseases 81 The Human
Trunk.
THE Lectures viii embrace remarks upon afiec-
tons Of the LuSes and HEART, Bronchitis, pyspep-
sya, Spinal affections, Hypocondrio, Female debility,
and Nervous complaints.
The object will be shown in a familiar manner,
that the origin of these diseases is usually MEcHANI.
CAL, and not vital, and consequently they can be cur
ed only by mechanical means. In Illustrating this
theory, the Lecturer will use TES DRAwiSos As LARGE
AS LIFE, which present o very striking view of the
healthy and diseased state of the internal organs.
A new supporter, invented by DR.. Banning. called
the PATESr LACE, will be presented before the audi
ence and explanation given of its principles and prop
critics. This LACE is designed as an assistant in the
removal of the above named, diseases, while at the
same time it entirely superscdes the supposed neces-
slty Of that ruinous practice, tight lacing.
FrThe Lecture will commence on Monday Eve
ming next, continuing five consecutive evenings. The
place to be designated hereafter.
Ladies and Gentlemen arc invited to attend
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GE1sMAN
NEW GOODS.

'hr SUBSCRIBERS have Just returned from New
YORK. and would respectfully invite the attention
OF purchasers TO their large and well selected assorf.
ment Of GOODS, consisting of Broad Cloths, Ben.
yer C,o'hs' Cassimers Sniinets, Veslings, Silk Vel.
vel, Tabby Velvet, Satin Vesiings. Black Italian
SIX, Black Gro de Swiss, do, Blue Black Gro Gram
40, Golored Gro do Naples do, Mouselin de L.ains,
Black Alpaca, Stripe do, Partisan, Merinos, Black
Bombazine, Ginghams, Bishop Lawn, Barred and
SWISS Monsln, Null do, Russia Diaper, Bird Eve do.
Crash, White and Colored Cambrics, fine Ble,cbed
S,h!r'lng, Irish Linen, Ladies lCravais, MouseIn de
Lame POINTS, Black Italian Cravars, Colored six
Gravats, Bingham Handkfs, Ribbons, Cotton
Hose, Super Cashmere Ribs, Fringes, Lace., Ladies
ana Genilemans Gloves Of all kinde, Night Caps,
white and Colored Spool Thread, Padding, Canvass
elk, Twist, Buttons, Linen Thread, Selesla, Wig.
gnnsi Cat Cords and Bindings, Watch Guards, Car
p%onders' India Rnl her do, Calicos, White and Red
Flannel, White Cotton Flannel, Unblenched do.
Shawls, Furniture Bindings, Ticking, Drilllnes. Bur.
laps WlckIng, Cotton Yaru, Carpet WARP, &c. &c,
all Of winch have been purchased for cash, and we
are determined not 10 be undersold.
Sept. 20, lsi3. sns
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-22
Amos PangbOrn's Estate.

Amos FaNgDOTnS Estates
WE The subscribers. having been appointed hy
w the Honorable the Probate Court Tor the Dis
trict of Chiticnden, commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust the CLAIMS and demands of all persons,
against the estate of AMOS PANGBORN, late If Bur.
thereto; and six months from ihej day of the date,
hereof beng allowed by said court for thar purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice, that We will at
terd 10 the bm,iness Of our appointment, at the office
OF Shaw e. Weston, in Burlington, in said district,
on the first Mondays of November and February, next
al 10 O'clock, A.. NJ, on each Of said days.
Dated this 80 day of August A. d. lS43.
TIMOTHY F. STRONG, Commas
lows LUTHER NJ. HAGAR. sioners.
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BOSTON 10.
FLOUR-Howard ST. 5 IL. @ Western cor

Touchdown ST. 5 ~. @ Western canal.
4 rs R4a7;
BUTTER.-l0 a Is per ID.
C~HEESE.-4! q s do do.
WOOL.-There have been moderate sales of fleece
at the range Of quoted rates: of this description, the
quantity now being received, is less than has been no.
liceif for two or three years past. Pulled meets a rea.
dy sale, and is still scarce in the market. For most
description ~offoreign coarse there is still a fair demand
and during the past week considerable sales have
been made.
Saxony and Merino feeces, 37n1O
Full Blood, a. "a
blood, 40 "a
Common blood, 2Sa %
Lambs, lst quality, 3Oa32
smyrna "ashed' Haas
Bengazl, Sn 10
Buenos Ayres, 20
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Robert MOOdy's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT THE Hon. the
Di>tr CT of Chttcnden, IS. L Probate court
for the District of Chiienden, 10 all persons concerned
in the estate of ROBERT MOODY, late of Burllng-
ton, in said District, deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS, George b. Shaw, administrator OF the
estate Of said deceased, proposes to render an account
of his administration, and present his accom-, against
said estate tor examination and allowance at q ses-
son of the Court OF Probate. to be holden at the
October, next.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified 10 appear G.
fore said court at the time and PLACE aforesaid, and
shew cause, if any you have, why the account atore-
said should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this goth day
OF September, a. ID. 1913.
I6w3 VIZ. WESTON, Register.
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Others pretend that the christian religion is taught
TO these slaves in Brazil, and thereby they are vastly
benefited. How preposterous, how foolish, such q
vain idea in a country like Brazil. A country, settled
from its earliest discovery by Roman Catholics,
where there arc no schools, no teachers; where such
things as universal intelligence, and education to O
certain extent, are unknown; where books can
scarce be found for those classes at al events ;-where
the country fifty miles from the seabonrd is a wilder
ness, and worse than all these, where the Roman
Catholic religion prevails in its most possibly per-
verted form. The Priesthood combine, to silence
and keep down any attempt at improving the minds
of the vulgar mass, aud keep the supremacy over
them by idle shows, professions, images, and all the
forms to a reflective people like ourselves so ridiculous
A negro here is taught to bow TO a Priest win a
broad brimmed hat, or to bend the knee to a mass,
and sprinkle himself with holy water; the why, ana
the wherefore he knows no more than the man IN the
moon. Yet it is only the personal servants that are
taught even thiso but for those whose only day OIL
recreation Is The Sabbath, and that for only part oi
the day, they know nothing, nor ever learn there Is u
God!
How then, shall we teach them says the disin'cr-
ested philanthropist?
Go to their country, and send the word OF God to
them, and not bring them to it avowedly, but certain
ly to slavery worse than death. In other words throw
aside the damnable avaricc of your soul, and SINK 1t
not far deeper into hell, by the present course YOU
pursue. So shall they receive the word OF God, ana
as n natural consequence better their condition IN eV-
cry way. That this will happen however,, cannot
believe, did our world last ten thousand tunes longer
than it has. Slaves they are, and such is the lnhe-
rent avaricc and incanness of the noblest of God S
creatures, tina, slaves they will ever be.
We wish it TO lie remembered that in the above wrl-
ting we have generally spoken without qualification,
for the simple rcas n that we have detailed what we
knew of by far the majority. The slave in Brazil
lives like a dog, is treated like n dog-dies like a dog
and receives no more education there than he had
when he arrived. For ourselves we think that the
negro is much better off in his native country, igno-
rant and wild MS he is, than as a slave in Brazil. Nc
laws protect the slave from military duty here, nor
from the unbridled anger ofhis master. Such is slave
ny in Brn1il.
The census hns not been lately taken, but in 1890
it stood l,s00 600, to 1000, 600 whites; it is now
probably $500. 900 blacks, 10 1900 600 whites.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-22
STRAY COW.

MY Cow i, a large rel colour, half hiped and one
W horn broken, has been gone since Tne.day Nor
mig, il any one will give Information of her, I will
10Y them literally and thank Them Kind IL.
Sept. lib l943. IS GEO. A. ALIEN,
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Samuel e.. Alcxander's Estate.

Samuel e. Alcxander's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT A T a Probate Court
District of Chit,enden, IS. n held at Burlington.
within and for the district of Chi,tenden, on the 18Th
day of September, A. D., lS43, John Van Sicklin Ex-
ecutor of The last will and testament of SAMUEL C..
ALEXANDER. late of Williston, in said district, de-
ceased, having filed in said Court his petition in wri.
ting setting forth that the said tcstator died seized Of
eighty six and three fourth acres of land situate in
said Williston, being the farm on which he lived at the
time of his death, that said land is incumbered by
mortgages amounting to Sl053 90 exclusive of inter.
est, that the debts allowed by the commissioners
against said estate exclusive of said mortgages amount
10 S6i2 90, that the inventory of the personal estate
is only 1857 IS, that the expenses of administering
said estate are not less than fifty dollars, and that i
will be necessary to sell the whole of The real estate
for the payment of said debts and mortgage. md
praying the Court TO grant HIM license 10 sell the
whole of said real estate asrceahly to the statute in
such case made and provided. Whereupon The Court
aforesaid doth appoint the 18th day of October, 1913,
for hearing and deciding on said petition ut The Office
of the Register Of said Court, in said Burlington, and
doth order that all persons interested be notified there.
of by publication Of this order containing the sub.
stance of said petition three weeks successfully in the
Burlington Free Press, a newspaper printed in said
Burlington, the last Of which publications. TO be pre-.
vion~ to the said 18th day of October, lS43.
Given under my hand at snid Burlington, this 18th
day Of September, A. D., le43.
l6 WA. WESTON, Register.
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NOTICE.
vNHlS ~cer,iies that I have given my son,
Il FULLER GILLET"r, his time during his
minority, to transact business for himself, and
shall claim none Of his earnings nor pay any
debts Of his contracting after this date.
A. F. GILLEFT
Charlotte, Sept Is, 1643. &lGw3
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Asa lhOads' Estate.

- NSd VTUIUs CHCUICe
WYE THE U sCRIBERS, having been an.
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Cour,
for the District of Chitienden, commissioners 10 re-.
ceive, examine and adjus the claims and demands OF
all persons, against the estate of s RHOADS,
late OF Richmond in said District, deceased, represent
cd insolvent, and also all claims and demands exblbi.
tedin offset thereto; and six months from the day Of
the date hereof being allowed by said cour, for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice, that we
willattend to the business of our said appointment, nj
the dwelling OF Christian Rhoads in Richmond in
said district, on the Sd day of October and 9th day
Of March next, a, 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on each Of SAID
days.
Dated this 9th day Of September A. D.. 1913.
lsws R H4TGds INNS SiMs Commits
ROLLA GLEASON. sioner-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-22

QUARTER MASTER Generals Orr,cr.,
Brandon, Sept !, 1915.
The applications by mail, TO This office for The nav
meni OF Inc compensation provided by section 23S OF
The Militia Act, for Adiuiants and Clerks Of Conn,n.
IeS, are so numerous and so urgent, tLat the Quarter
Master General is compelled 10 give This public no.
nee 10 these officers, and 10 others presenting CLAIMS
Ior military expenses, that he does not deem himself
10 draw money from the Public Trensur,
h,niil he is apprisei, by the returns of Magistrates. #
the result ofthe proceedings for the COLLECTION of fines
ana penalties in the several regiments. When this
snal, be asceriained, the proper orders will be
transmitted without any unnecessary delay,
ID. w. C. CLARK,
l5wS Quarter Master General. ".
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Ira Smiths Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, TIME Hon. tho Pro.
Dis,ric, Of Chittenden To all persons concerned in
the es,ate of IRA SMITH late Of Williston in said
d strict. deceased, testa,e, GRrErISd.
Whereas the Executor of the Estate of said deceas-
ed, proposes to render an account of his adminis,ra-
ton, and present his account against said estate for
examination and allowance nj n session of the Courl
Of probate, to be holden at the office of The Register
of said court in Burlington on the 10Th day of Sep
,ember 1913, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ.
THrREroRE. You are hereby notified to appear be-
fore SAID court at the time and place aforesaid, and
shew cause, if any you have, why the account aforc-
said should not be allowed.
Given under my hand nj Burlington this 29th day
of August, A. d, l543.
CHS RUSSELL .Jydge.
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NOTICE.

THIS cer,ifics that | have given my Son ORSON
i BROWN, his time during his minority, 10 trans
act usincss for him,eIC, and shall not hold myselfac-
countable for any debts Of his contracting, nor claim
any o! his earnings after this date.
AMOS BROWN.
Milton. Sent. 20. 1919. +I6W3
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NOTICE.
TINS may certify that have given my son. BY
Il RON WoopwoRrH, his time and full liberty 10
iran act business for himself. ] hail cain none OF
hi. earnings nor pay any dehts of his contracting af-
ter this dale. RAPHA WOpiWORTH.
Attest, ALFRED boKSrIi.
/, AvsIAiS MATHEWS,
UnlcrhlL Sc At, fh lst3 Es3
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N Il T. Es
INHE Sui scril or will prefer a petition to The next
L session Of the Legislature, tor he exclusive grant
to Keep a Ferry, for the term of five years. from the
east and horlh shore oflhc North Half OF Isle La Mott
to the west shore OF Albnrgh, and also from The west
shore 9th north half Of said Isle La Mott 10 Chazy,
in the state Of New York.
HARRY HILL.
Isle la Mott, Sept. I, 1913. I5w3
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NOTICE.
UP \ DOING.

TIME Cash System was never progressing better
L than now AT HowARD's where The wool money il
taken in such quantities as 10 keep every hand active
and husily employed in measuring and preparing
packages TO hand over to customers as an evidence Of
leaving The money at the Peoples Cheap Cash Store,
whose Asent. is HOWARD.
Thursday morning, 18th July, lsi2. 6
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NOTICE.

THE Subscfil ers having formed a coparnersl,ip
l. under The name and firm Of KERN g. SPEAR,
would inform their friends and the Public generally,
That they have opened an entire nelr stock Of FANCY
les, to which they respectfully invite their attention.
DANIEL KERN,
g J.. &. SPEAR.
Burlington, Church Street, Sept. 9th, 1s43. l5,f
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a lew Hogshcads OF ST. Croix Suaar-Aiso. 81.
Croix Molasses, of a superior quality for sale
Church Street, Sept. 92, 1913. is,i
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ESTR1Y.

from the Subscriber ahont the last OF
~ August, a large White Mare, some spotted on her
sldes;-Al,o,a Bay Mare Colt. The finder >hall. he
suitably rewarded by giving information or returning
the same TO the SnbscriI er. MICHAEL WILLIE,
Hine,burgh, Sept. IL, lS43. .I5w3
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Horse Hide and Hog Skins. Shoemaker Tools,
Lasts, Boot Trees, and Trimmings Of every descrip-
ton. Also, Bliss thick Boots, No. l, at sZ,eO cash.
Please call and satisfy Yourself.
Pearl street, Sept. 2Ist, lS43. 10 We
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4 C1R d.

n. CACT ~ Co. present their compliment.
-. to the public, and t. per'ially TO those favorable
street Temperance principles, and, while they CRATE.
iul Y acknowledge he generous manner in which they
have cen heretofore sustained, respectfully solci, n
continuance OF that patronage which no efforts on
their part shall Re wanting 10 deserve.
Their store Is directly in The rear OF S,ro. s's BULL.
ing, south Of ii. II. Bo>twica' Tin Shop.