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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10

The courts in the exercise of tho powers
delegated to them, have a right to expec. the
fullest expression Of public opinion. Let
every man, woman, and child, who has a
heart to feel, respond to the question, shall
the traffic Of death be longer tolerated. and
the voice of congregated thousands shall
rond the heavens in joyous shouts for our
emancipation.
Your Committee recommend that res
pectful memorial be circulated for signature
by the great body of the inhabitants Of this
town requesting the County Court, as the
guardians Of our rights and the protectors Of
our prosperity to use all proper influence tc
to abolish the traffic in intoxicating drinks.
That copy of these proceedings be pub.
lshed and that the several towns in thi.
county be requested in the name Of this so.
ciety to cooperate with us in the good work
of freeing the land from practical slavery.
AT the meeting of the Burlington Tota
Abstinence Society, on the the Sd day Of
February, the foregoing report was accepted
and ordered to be published, and that the
consideration of the resolutions and memo.
rial be postponed 10 the 18th February.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10
James Marsh's Estate.

James Marsh's Estate.
WYE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District of Chtenden, commissioners to
ceive examine and adjust the claims and demands OF
all persons, against the estate of JAMES MARSH
late of Burlington, in said District deceased repre-
scented insovent, 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
ment, at tho ONCE of Lyman & Marsh, in Burlington
in said District on the third Monday OF March and the
LIST Monday Of May next a, 10 o'clock. A. NJ, on
each Of said days
Dated, this 81 day of February, A. d. le42.
" E Il SoSa %Ssss;fEs' Commissioners.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10

The health of Sir Charles Bagot ia thus no.
ticed in the bulletin of his Medical Attendants
on the 23th ultmo.
His Ercellency the Governor Generals health
has, during the last few days, undergone i'm
provement which would doubtless have been
more decided had he altogether refrained from
public business.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10
THE CASH SYSTEM

rs stl progressing at the Cheap Cash Store, where
ii has prevailed for more than 20 years. and never
more advantageously for the buyers than now Why
the materials for clothes and dresses do not cost
much as the prices charged for making the same into
garments--it is no fictitious story, but is that
those only know certainly who buy for cash, and
which may be- more fully ascertained by calling and
examining the prices for, which there is no charge
made at the Peoples Cash Store, kept by their agent
Thursday morning, HOWARD.
February2 1913. : &c
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Transatlantic Newspaper and General
Agency Office. Liverpool.
HARLES WILMER,

Newspaper Forrarding and General Agent,
SUPPLlhS 10 order, with greater promptilude and
- rcguarlt, than any other house, and on the most
rea, enable terms, "a London Daily Paper for &c los.
erimg per annIn,) NEWSPAPERS, PRIcE CURRENTS,
SHIPPING LlsTs, MAGAZINES and Books to all parts OF
The United SrATRs CANApA, Nova SCOTIA, andNEw
BRUNSWICK, by the Mail Steamers sailing on the 4th
and 18th each month from liverpool, well "a by
those from Bristol and Southampton and TO all the
WEST INDIAN ISLANDS, Mexico, and TEXAS, by the
Royal Nail Steamers sailing every Fortnight from
Falmouth.
G. W.wreceive Consignments Of Goods or Small
Parcels sent to his shall be punctuay forwarded
to their destination. Any description Of Goods pur-
cha ed and forwarded 10 order.
NEXT OF KIN, and all other description Of ApyER-
TIsEMENT>, received for insertion IN all the European
Publications.
NB.-All orders should he addressed "CHARLEs
WILMER" in tull and none will be attended TO I'M
less accompanied by remittance, or reference tor
payment on some Liverpool or London House.
IEdtors of Newspapers inserting the above Adves-
i,emeni once week will receive a supply OF Brit
l>h Newspapers, on sending paper Marked con-
tanning ii.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10

WEAVING PANTALooNs.-Pant aloons are
wove in this city as well as in England
They are Of course rather rough in their aP-
pearances, and not suited for a Chestnut
street dandy. They will be improved how
ever, and coats will also be made in the same
way. G. Martin g.. Co. in Second street
near Master, are the msnufactursrs.-PhH
N. American.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10
New Establishment.
On Saturday, Feb. IL, 1S43

TIIE undersigned having bought ont the entire
inform the puddle that they intend to continue the
CABINET and CHAIR MAKING BUSINESS, in
all its branches at the old stand oBarns and Keller.
The public generally, and he citizens of Burlington
in particular, are requested TO call and examine their
work and their prices. They will sell any article in
their line cheaper than be bought in this market.
A. e. G. +. BARNES
Burlington, Feb 10, ls4S
THE Books and papers OF the undersigned will be
kept for the present at the shop heretofore occupied
by them they request all persons indebted TO call ant
pay Immediately, or they will be under the necessity o.
leaving their demands for collection.
All persons having claims against the subscribers
are respectfully requested to present them for adjust
ment, as they are determined to bring all their BUSH
ness 10 aclose soon as possible.
BARNES q. KELLER.
Burlington, Feb. 10, 1913.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10
From the German Of Klopstock.

FTOn Tie German OF kIopstOck.
THE LAST PARTING.
"Wherefore so sad when they
The corpse bore by?
Fearedst thou Deaih?' Death? Nay.
"What feardst thou then? To die ~
Not even that Thou something feareds: ddst not?
All me? ieared-I feared-"Prythse feared wha, 2
To bid farewell to friends so dear,
And also their farewell to hear.
For this was more sad than thou,
And deeper gloom sat on my brow,
At the time when
Saw the corpse borne by.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10
BRIGHTON MARKET.-Monday, Jan. 80, 1874

At Market GEO Beef Cattle, 1900 Sheep, and 20
Swine. 100 BcefCae unsold
PRIoEs.-Beef Cattle. Last weeks prices were
not sustained, and we reduce our quotations, viz a
few extra "a so. First quality, 81 90 4 25. Sec
ond quality, So so ) rs. Third quality, So rs
So
Sheep.-sales from 81 90 to 50. wehers, from
81 80, to so.
Stcine.-No lots were sold to peddle A few were
relaiIed from ID 10 5.
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AMERICAN STORE,

cDERSONS in lrant qfgroceries ofany kind or
pure Spirits or Wines for medicine" or for
any other purpose, will do well call on the subscr
ber,who constantly keeps all kinds of the above ar
ces as pure and unadulterated, TO say the least,
can be bought at any German Store. He does not
depend on the silly pulls of the meserving editor OF
little 1oeakly newspaper TO establish the character
or purity Of his liquors and wines, but upon his
having tor nearly twenty years, sold 10 most Of the
Tavern keepers within fifty mles-many ofthem still,
continuing 10 buy of him. And even this sapieni
editor, who has lately found such obiging neghbors
(but who, it seems praises his liquors most who gave
10 him last,) has often, in most obging manner,
drank of the Subscribers Wines and called them the
best he ever tasted. The subscriber does not carry
his liquors about the country, showing and pedng
them. He thinks the people have been imposed upon
enough ofale by such pedlars. But persons want
directly opposite Mr. S. E. Towards Store, in Church
street, he will sell them the purest and best articles
for the lowest prices and they will always find them
uniform in price and quality.
ISAAC WARNER.
Burlington, Feb !, 1S43. 36f
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10
RDOTS a. SHOES.

MEMS Sewed and Pce'd Thick Boots, -,
lNI do do do Calf KIP and seal 10
Boys do do do and Thick 90
Youths do do DO 10
Mems Sewd and Pegd. Calf Downings.
do do Kip Brogans
do Morocco and Calf Pumps
Boys and Youths Kip Brogans
Women's Cater Boots [farewelrs)
do Morocco Shoes and Slips do
do Cali Bootees
do do Shoes,
do cheap Leather Slips
Misses cheap do do and Shoes,
do morocco do do
Childrens Cacks and do
For sale cheaper than the cheapest hy
33 DANIEL DAVIS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10
ID / @ d ,

In this town, on the 1th inst BULAH ANN, wife Of
Guy N. Willard, and daughter of Ben amin Bishop,
aged 26 years and months.
On the 26th ul at the residence of his som n-law,
ID. p. Carpenter Esq. on ST. Adams point, Mr.. AA-
RON Van, aged IA years, formerly of White Creek,
n. j.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10
ENGLISH WATCHES.

A VARIETY of low priced double and single cased
IA English Watches. Just received, ,ome fine En-
glish Levers of our own Importation. Those think
ing of buying good Lever, are desired 10 look at
Them. 81 PANGBORN d. BRlNSMAID.
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mi q r piG d o

In this town, on the 2nd inst. by John Bates, Esq.
Mr.. ELEAzAR II. BRowN, of Burlington, TO Miss
HANNAH TAFT, of Williston.
In Wilston on the 9th inst by the Rev Mr..
Parmeleo, Deac. EzBoS SANFORD, to Mss DIAN
TYLER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10
DISSOLUTION.

TIME Coparinershp heretofore existing between
i the subscribers, in the Cstern business, Is thu
day by mutual consent dissolved. The business
JOSEPH LANDON.
ORLANDO OWEN.
Burlington, Feb. G, ls43 81 3w 7
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NOTICE,

rs hereby given 10 all concerned that have this
/ day a,ven my sons, Mitchell Bombard, Jrr anc
Francis lombard, their time, during their minority
and will not pay any debts of their contracting, no
claim any oftaer wages but they are al liberty u
transact all business for themselves.
Attest, LEWIS SowLEs, Jr his
MITCHELL ID BoMBARD.
Alburgh, May Cd, ls42. mark ~ w
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R. M. 7.

The Mechanics Institute meets this evening
hali-past o'clock lecture from member is ex
pected Terms of admiance as usual
By order Of Directors.
J. b. JOHNSON, SECRETARY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10

CIBINENT FLTINITURE.
TINE SUBSCRIBER would remind the Public
Il that he still continues the CABlNENT BuSI-
NESS at the Old Stand, on Church Street. formerly
Nichols d. Herrick. and over Mr.. Hurlbuts Store
wherehe has a good assert ment of Mahogany Black
Walnut. Cherry and Pine FURNITURE, consisting
of Secretaries; Bureaus; Sofas; Dining Tea, Work
and Toilet Tables Bedseads and Stands, which
he will sell for cash unusually low according to the
times.
WANTED,
In exchange Birch and Maple SCANTLING, suita-
Bile for Bedseds-2 inch, inch, 5 Sths and l-2 inch
Eastwood, WHITE PINE BOARDS, BIRCH
BOARDS, and most kinds of Country Produce
Please call and examine for yourselves.
SAMUEL NICHOLS.
Burlington, Jan. l3. 1913. 34tf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10
ASSTGNEE'S
SALE in BANKRUPTCY.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of the sew
~ era orders and DEGREES in Bankruptcy in the fol-
lowing cases, issued ou of the District Court Of the
United States, for the District Of Vermont, will sell
at Public Auction at themes and places hereinafter
mentioned, such effects Of the Bankrupts named be-
low, as beanie vested in me by virtue of the de
aforesaid.
Effects of Timothy w. II. Nichols, of Essex.
Saw Mill situated in Milton, VI. standing on
land owned by Phiander Mars subject to an attach
ment of Kern and Walker of Burlington,- Also, One
in Essex ;-Al the interest Oft. w. II. Nichols in a
contract made with Samuel Page Of Essex, for the
rent of three and half of land in Essex-Also
any lien or interest the said Nichols may have in q
contract made with Samuel Page for building the wood
work oftwenty Sleghs, -Aiso, the notes and accounts
surrendered by sad Nichols and due him when declar
ed Bankrupt. The above ale at Ira Barneys Inn,
in Esser,. on Thursday, February l6, lSi3 at o.
a.,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10
SOLID HEAD PINS.

THE heads cannot come oror slip Pins, needles,
l. best plated hooks and eyes, Victoria diaper pins,
knitting needls netting pins, milliners and saddlers
needles; busks whalebone, elaScs combs, and brush
es al reduced prices, lower than ever before offered
81 PANBORN d. BRlNSMAID.
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just Received and For Sale at the Burlington
Bookstore.
nUFFlELD ON PROPHECIES,
- Stewards Hints,
Bush on Prophecies
Jack Hinton
Shemiall', Lectures,
Wheatey's Kingdom Of Christ
Burnetts Reformation.
Jan. 26, 1913. d. A. BRAMAN.
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WANTED.
PAY UP,

PAY UP.
"E have some accounts from few cents to
w few dollars of small moment or importance
to those who us, but of great impor lance to
and we respectfully inform those interested that W,
intend 10 collect them Immediately and wish to dc
in the way make little trouble or cost as pos
sble but they must be settled very SOON All who
have accounts against our firm, either of US indi
yidually, are desired 10 present them for payment
pANGBORN & BRINSMAID.
Jan. %, l5<a
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THE GERWAN STORE.

NNHE subscribers beg leave to renew TO the public
Il of this place and the surrounding country, tn,
intimaton that they continue to keep constantly OF
hand choice assortment of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
all of which in their particular kind, of supero,
quality and surprising cheapness.
Especially would they invite public attention Il
their imported GERMAN, FRENCH Il Spanish WINES
their CoGNAc BRANDY, and HOLLAND (Schiedam
GN,-most of which have already been for SOM
years under their own particular survey and nspec
ion and the age of which added to their unqueSiion
able purity renders them peculiarly fit for medicina
uses.
They also respectfully inform Store-keepers an,
Ia keepers of the adjacent towns, who de
sirous of supplying their Customers with genuine
| arllces that they can be supplied with them AT tn
| German Store in Burlington, where the subscriber
vii, cave il to the discrimination of those who ma
call TO Judge how far they have claim TO assert N
| superi0riiy of the articles they offer for sale.
OSTHEIM e. NICHOLS.
College ST., next TO Mr.. Waits extensive Crocker
Store. Jan. 26, lS43. [35
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UNITED STATES DI STRICT COURT,
Vermont District.
IN BAKRUPTCY.

Notice to show cause against Petition of
JAMES l.. MORTON, of Milton, in said District
to be declared Bankrupt, at the office of Samue
PrentIss, in'Montpelier, in said District, on Tues
day the 2lst day Of March, lSi3 ten O'clock, A. NJ.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10
BASS VOLS.
NOTICE..

n I z
OWING to my heavy losses shall be obliged to
~ call on all indebted to me TO make payment, and
to sell nv Store and Goods to avoid their being sold
at Sheriff sale. hope this notice will lie sufficient
as | should regret to many of my customers that
have dealt with me over twenty years. | have a
good assortment of Goods, and they will be sold.
shall make accounts after the 3lst day of Deem
Der, 1912, at my Burlington Store.
SIDNEY BARLOW.
Burlington, Nov 23d, 1912. 25-tf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10

o. The ROYAL FAMfLY.-Ono Of the
most important articles of news, brought by
the Liverpool steamer, is that which relates
to the Royal Family. The latest proceed
ing accounts stated that the Queen would
give another prince or princess to the realm
in March. 1t seems by the accounts which
came to hand on Wednesday, that this event
has been postponed, and will not take place
till May. The reasons for the delay of an
event SO pregnant with important conse-
quences 10 the human race are not given.
In relation to the present and future men,
bers of the royal family, we find the follow
ing in London paper:-
As all the almanacs, have given the royal family fol
the present year, Punch determined to oustrp al
competition, has used the greatest exertion and given
much attention TO the subject with view of prepar-
| ing list of the Royal Family ten years hence The
following may BIO depended on as being if not quite
correct at least as nearly SO circumstances will ad
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10

The above are, as nearly as wo can give them, the
arrangements for the next ten years. of the Royal
Family, and the above table may be looked upon
sort of perpetual calender Of information the sub
ect it embraces The returns at present made up
only TO the veal 1883 but we may carry our calcu-
lations further on future occasion. The above will
be thought by any reasonable person enough for the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10
NOTICE..

VO IOE.
GRATEFUL for favors already received from an
" intelligent public, the Undersigned would solicit
the continuance Of the same from their old CUSTOM
ers, who have furnished us Wool 10 manufacture, TO
their own advantage (as they can testify, and would
also be happy that others who have wool should
cone and do likewise. We assure them we can
manufacture 1t into Broadclohs that will compare
with any in the State, either for home use, or IN style
for any market. We are a, all times 10 Re found al
the Burlington Mil.
n. B. We will exchange cloths for good hard
body wood, ON reasonable terms.
ROELOFSON & RATHBUN.
Winooskl Falls, Dec. 80, 1872. 81 If
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WE the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Chtenden, commissioners to receive, ex
anime and adjust the claims and demands of all per-
sons against the estate Of SECRETARY RAW
son, late of Jericho, in said District deceased, repre-
scented 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 appoint
ment, al the dwelling OF widow Lucy Rawson, in
Jericho, in said District, on the second Saturdays Of
January, February and May next at 10 O'clock NJ,
on each of said days.
Dated, this l4th day of November, A. D. 1872 30
A AhRoNi BT uaHE ia Commissioners.
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Effects of Leonard NJ. Dixon, of Underhill

All the right and interest Of Leonard NJ. Dixon, TO
one acre ofland, on which is erected Starch Faco-
ry, Saw Mill and Barn, lying in UnderhiIl One
other piece Of land of aout forty -four feet square,
whichis erected Store, lying in Underhll ;-About
thirty of land situated partly in Jericho aud part
" in Underhi, ON the west side of the road leading
from Arthur Bostwic's, and across Underhl fats
Also, Pew, No, 49, in tide second Congregational
meeting house in Underhll, the foregoing DESERT cd
properly sold subject TO mortgages given 10 Hosea
Spalding andto Reuben Marcy, by said Dixon, all of
which will bemore particularly descril ed at the time
of sale -Also the notes and accounts surrendered y
said Dixon remaining NEGLECTED at the time of sale.
The above sale at Martin c. BarneyS Inn, in I'M
derhiH on Friday, February H. 1873 at 10 o'clock,
A
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DISSOLUTION,

TINE Corarinership heretofore existing betweca
l. WIN & CROSMAN,ls this day by mutua'
consent d solved, al the concerns of sand Company
will be adjusted by f.. r. CRosmAN.
OSCAR BROWN.
Winooski, Jan. 9th lS43. T.. r. CROSMAN.
N. b. The Business will be contnueda as heretofore
all those that wish for Castings of any description
n33w3 F.. r. CROSMAN.
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All the interest Of Joseph Cook 10 The House and
land occupied by him in Burlington consisting Of
% 70 100 of land with the appurtencnces, sub
iect to mortgage given for snndry notes executed
by said Cook to Carlos Batter OF Burne ton ALSO
all the interest which the said Cook may have to sun
dry articles mortgage1 10 DorOtha Utter of Burling-
Ton, to secure the payment of one hundred and fifty
dollars all ofwhich will be particularly described at
the time of sale. Sale Of the above property at my
Office in Burlington, on Saturday, February IS, lSi3
II
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Effects of Daniel Il. Tucker. of Huntington.

All the right and interest Of Daniel b. Tucker, TO
| certain land lying in Huntington, purchased in con
nection with Silas Tucker being the residence of said
| Tucker subject TO a claim of three bundled dollars
and interest from July, 1890 -Also sundry articles
of farming utensils, one three year old heller, one
horse, sheep, and the equitable interest of said
| Tucker to produce raised on said farm: The above
sale at my office in Burlington, Saturday, February
L Is. 1873 al 2 O'CLOCK. y. NJ
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W0RTHAMS OFFICE.
FN"uaNCE RI-IIpING.
LOTTERIES 10 III DRAWN sOoN

LOTTEKIES 10 BIZ DRAWN SOON!
For Thursday Evening pcr Mail
Alexandria Extra, No. ll6-Capital Prizes SI7 500
5000 5000 $500, l52, 10 Of 1000 10 Of 800. 10 Of
800, 10 OF 300 20 of $780, l55 of 100 &C. - Nos and
l2dra"n' tickets Sand the smallest prize nett So.
For FRIDAY, in the Exchange, at 81 O'Clock. P W.. Va.
Leesburg Class No 2O-Capiial Prizes, $4,000. 2lII
of 1000, Of 200, of IOO Of $50 10 Of 200 10 of
l25, 80 OF lOO &c, 66 Nos and IL Drawn. Tickets So
For saturday received Monday Morning
Grand Consolidated Wilmington, Extra No 2O-Cap
tai Prizes, 1000, $500, 800. 2l6. 1910, , Of l.
0OO' of 500, Of 300 10 Of 100 &c, Is Nos and l3
Drawn. Tickets 81.
For Saturday goth May.
Alexandria Lottery, Class %. Capitas-S3O 600 TO- .
OoO 6OOO 1900, 20 Of 1000, 20 OF 500, 10 Of 800 90
OF 2OO; &c DIST drawn No 500; ID 3rd SIC; 4th or
9th, Sl2; lowest prize Sl0) Tickets $40.
Mammoth Lottery, for % May Alexandra. Class VI
Capitas-S6O,OOO 10000 $4,000. 10000 5000. 7OOr
5000, 5000, 1000, $500 23ll prizes OF 2onO Of 75o
10 Of 1900 10 OF 1850 80 Of 1000 50 Of 500 80 Of 400
100 of 300, &c
u 10 this Lottery there prizes than blanks and
more than one fifth Of the prizes with either three or two of
the drawn numbers. Is Nos-l6 drawn. Tickets 500
90 y B-Paearrs n wboes and quarters or single
tickets for sale n tins office An orders confiena and attended
"NHH W'hiptneHs Una laI tiiAS. WORKMAN
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IhN PHARaonS ARE coNING.-"l heard u Pharaoh this
morning, snid countryman To US, vending
way the city. "0h said another az dug IN nenr
bushe OF them in my garden, that they will soon be
here, and from this gathered. that by the figure of
speech IN question the lOcusts ypifed and sure
enough hey are appearng-the II year ocusts they
are caed-to devour the green things of the earth and
To serve IN turn as ioodo hogs and such other
ana such plumed bipeds as have fancy that way-N Y
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