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II. 8. MARSHALL'S SALE.

DUBLiC NOTICE is hereby given that the follow.
L ing goods, wares and merchandise, condemned
IN the Hon. District Court of the U. S. for Vermont
District, October Term, ls43, will lie sold at Public
Auction, at the Auction room ofCol. H. Thomas, in
Bnrns ton IN said district. on the Bib day of Novem
Ter next 10 the highest bidder, sale III commence at
10 o'clock, A. M.,-viz: 2 Frock Goats, Pair Pam
falcons, Vests, Cloats, 9 Silk Crava's, 2 yards
Ribbon, y's Cotton Cloth, Shawl, MouseIm de
Lane Dresses, Dress Pattern, pair Shoes, 2 par
Gloves, 2 Stocks, Cravat, vols. Sermons, Bible,
I Testament, ! Hal, I Wor,te! Hdk[ Al y,s glazed
Camhrc. Also, 5 Silk Shaw.,ct IoS LINEN Thread
dozen pair Gloves, 80 Martin ;S'cins, q Cross, Fox
SKINS 2 Squirrel Linngs, Q par Shall Moccosins
Q .loa. Coney SkiLs. Also 40 yds MNrem de Lame,
1871 vds Cambria, 81 yds Bishop Lava, ytts Swiss
Muslin, small pieces Insertion. tAlsU, / box con-
tanning 200 bottles Bangs Mixture
Given under my hand at Braaisrt ihis ls'h'aay, o.
October, ls43. - '"A -S''i 10
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ID i @ Il :.

Atthe residence Of his son, N. Y. City on the Sd
year OF his age.
In Charlotte Sept 2oth, Mr.. EtIJAn Pscx, aged SO
years. Mr. Peck one of the first settlers in Hines.
burgh.
In this town. The 9Th inst, after short illness,
FREEMEN G. Villas, oithc firm Of Villas, LOOMS, &
Co., aged % years.
The sudden death of this estimable young man Inns
carried sorrow far beyond he limits of the family
circle for II is the general sentiment freely expressed
that not immediate relatives onlv but the whole COM
'nunltv have fiered n very great loss" And well
may this he thnrght and spoken, since good princi
piles, niniabe feeling energetic action, made him the
cn'erprlslng man Of business. the pleasant associate
the oblaing neghbOr, the ready supporter Of social
civil and religious interests; while these traits of char
ncier gave promise o! larger usefulness in the DAYS
10 c,fme. Death found hun in the full vgour of his
Faculties, in The midst ofindus rious efforts and in the
very season when l'rs attractions are the strongest
Yet IN those nnclouded moments left Ia him bv dis
ease TO The hndes thoughts for others he added the
declaration of his willingness 10 submit 10 the Divine
viii. That will has been painfully manifested in his
death, Call it enrls, hut call j. not un,imrly-taat
can not he 81, which comes in Gods own good time
And he may well be said to have lived long who has
around him mourn his death as being to them sad
berea vement.
In Charlotte 7th oct MARTHA, daughterbf S. II.
Tuppe-, in The 2lst year other age.
Death had no rerror-life no charms,
She sweetly silent in Jesus arms;
So like river flowed her peace,
Her friends found comfort in her death.
The Vergennes Vermonter will please copy
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mi 81 TIP 4 a a =

In this town, on the 10Th inst in the Methodist
Episcopal Church, by the Rev. Thomas w. Pearson,
Mr. JOEL LrSD to Miss SARAH r. HATCH, both Of
this place.
On Tuesday Sd inst. by the Rev. Alex. Campbell,
Mr.. A. KESyos to Miss. HAnRIEr PArrEnsoS, both
of his town.
In This town. on Tuesday, the 10 h inst by the
Fee. j. X. Converse. Dr.. Wan. r JExSiSos 10 Miss
c. NJ. BLAcKMAN, 10th Of This town.
In this town. on Tuesday the 10Th inst by the Rev
Mr. Stafford, Mr.. CHARLES BESSs, to Miss. LUCINDA
HIT, both Of this place
In New York, on Tuesday tho 81 Oct. by the Rev.
DR.. Patien, SEoowicx S. BRiSsMAIp, of the firm Of
Brnsmad 6; Brothers, of this town, to Miss. Hrss,.
ETA "A daughter Of ii, Ile WIN. KDoEn, Esq, Of
that city.
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BRIGHTON MARKETS. Oct 2, ls4s.

At Market, $50 Beef Cattle, SIS Stores, 1000 Sheep
and 2050 Swine.
PRIcEs-Deef CdAlc--A small advance was effect
ell from last week. We quote extra at 81 so; First
quality, 81 q 81 %; second quality SO rs q 81; third
quality 50 so a SO SO.
Stores-Two year old SO q 10; three year old sll
IL.
.Shcep-Sma lots of 30 and 40 were sold from Soc
to 81 AZ and 81 50.-Wcnthers 81 Is, to 81 rs.
.Srine-Shoats TO peddIe at 4Ac for Sows and SIC
for Barrows; At retail from TO &c.
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Robert Moody's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT } TIE Hon. the
for The District Of Chcnden, all persons concerned
in The es,s'e IL ROBERT MOODY, late of Burning.
ton, in sail Di,iric', deceased,
WHEREAS, 0eorgc r. Shaw. admins rator OF the
esaic OF sNj deseHse.', hath mar a1pt,aon to this
Cnr', % ex'end The time united for max, ny payment
NJ ihr debs Of sarl decrease Twelve ngonhs from the
2l'i dav n 0fober, 1919 and the h day Of Noven
her, l64a he'ng ,ignc' for hear NJ in The preni.
al he III ef'he Rer,s'es Of his Colr,, aod it having
cen or srei thai nuiice here e YEA, y ,lilish-
log hi: se'ree ,hrer weeks .ncIe.sive il he Bar.
img'on Free Press. news naper rrn ell al Bring
ton, feore the time liked for hearing.
Therefore, You here moi tie l. 10 apnear lelore
fac Court, AZ the Time and mace atore. aid The, and
there 70 maks obscon ifany you have, 10 the said
time Of paymese hang further exeniel as aforesaid
Given nsser my hand a, BTlngloa, this 4h day
OF October, 4. D. 1919
lay, wy WESTON R.risi4r
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Ann HayiIand's Estate.

Dstric, Of ch,cnden, S. A Court r''R held
Mt Burlington within and for the district of Chitten-
den on the 18th day Of September, A. d. 1913 pre-
sent the Hon. Charles Russell, Judge copy Of the
last will and testament of Ann Haviland late of the
town and County of Westchesler and State of New
York, deceased duly allowed and proved in the Sur.
rogaics Court, within and for said County Of West
chester and S,ateof New York having been presented
oihe Court here that'sad copy and proofs may he FL
ed and recorded in the probate Courr for The district Of
Chittenden aforesaid agreeaby 10 the Statute in such
made and provided.
THEREroRE the Probate Cour, for the district of
Chittcnden aforesaid doth hereby order that all per.
sons interested be notified to appear before said pro.
bate court, AT session thereof to he held at the Reg
sters' Office in Burlington, noresai the 18th day
Of October, A. D. 1913 and contest the filing and
recording OF said copy Of said will if they see cause
by publication of This order three weeks successfully
in the Burlington Free Press, newspaper printed in
said Burlington, all of which publications to be prev
Gus 10 said 18th day of October, A. d. 1913.
Given under my hand at Burlington aforesaid
this 18th day of September, A. d. lS43.
WM WESTON. REGISTER,
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BOOKS! BOOKS!!
REMOVAL.
d. K. PANG BORN CABINET MAKER,

Village Serion and Undertaken.
III AS removed to New Shop, near the south end
l. Of White Street. opposite the house Of the Rev.
Mr.. Converse, where he will lie nj home at all times.
He will continue to make all kinds Of Cabinet Furn
tire which he will sell low Tor prompt pay ; and re.
specially .olcs the continued patronage of his old
customers, and that Of others also In his capacity Of
Village Sexton, he has since appointed purchased at
his own expense new Hearse and Pail, and prcpar.
ed with much care and labor new Map of the new
beautiful Cemetry of the Village. He will keep ready
made cotns ofmost kinds for adults, and oil others,
furni, he'd at the shortest notice. He will furnish and
attend with his Heare Funerals out of the Village or
IN any Of the adjoining Towns with less trouble to
friends probably and eter order than any near
er at hand and at Is short or shorter notice,
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY
FOR SALE AT
v, HARRINGTONsS (,n1lr1> ~,

DlBLES-, great variety, Q,sr,o, Octave. Duo.
- decline Pocket do in various bindings.
BRAYER BOOKS of all sizes and bindings, pri.
ees from IS cts. 10 IS 90 each.
>, WATTS and SELECT HYMNS, METHODIST
hymns, CAN'T MEETING HYMNS, WISoHELL's Warts.
PSALMS AMI HYMNS arranged by Sewall for Unila-
ran worship, &c.
wrapping Paper, Cap and Letter Parer Maynard
ana MOVES Fine Writing Ink, no e'ter IN, manrfac-
iurel; lnk,iand., Sand Boxc., Wafer Cup, Black
Sand, Waters, Sealing Wax QnlI-, manufactured
an native Pen.nives ana Pencils, Blank Books, &c
which VIII lie sold forpay Oct. II, 43.
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DRY GOODS ATAUCTTON,

NNHE entire Siock Uf Goods in the Store lately oc-
i cnpiel by SETH D. SCOTT, will lie sold at
Auction without re .erve on Wednesday Oct IS h
i543, commencing at O'Clock P. NJ. and continue
every afternoon until all are sold.
JOSEPH WAIT, Assignee.
Store in Church ST. nearly opposite s. f. liowars.
Burlington Oci. l3, l643. - 19tf
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10O0 CORN BROOMS, in lots 70 accommodate
1OVO purchasers. Carpets, Bells & BedsleaIs,
Bureaus, Sofas, Dining and Breakfast Tables,
Looking Glasses, China, Crockery and Glass Ware,
Kitchen Furniture, one Of Standings Pa,en, Cook
ing Stoves nearly new one Franklin Stove, Box and
dumb Stoves, Pine, &c. &c. 'i
DC oler 10 l843.
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'INHE citizens of Burlington and the Pub c general.
l. ~ respectfully informed, that the German
Store will lie continued al the old stand, under the
firm ofM. OSTflElM 4 Co. A generous share Of
Patronage i respectfully requested. We hope ly
unrenitng attention to business and puncual regard
10 all engagements he confidence Of The pub
lie. and ire, assortment Of Goods j. lust re-
ceiv-,l and will lie sold at the rery io,cesi prices The
public are respectfully invited TO cal.
Burlington Sept. 1913. NJ. OSTHEIM & Co.
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4" CHAMPLAIN OPPOSITION
STEAMBOAT COMPANY"I

PURSUANT 10 The articles of association under the
Steam Boat Company" the subscribers thereto are
hereby informed, by LAwREScE MyERs, JOHN c.
HAMMOND, CALEB ID. BARTON, JoHN H. Boyp SAM.
VEL Z. WEAD, JONAS c. I!EARrT, GIBSON LArHRop
ISAAC II. SMITH, Isaac NvE, HAIRY ADAMS, SrE-
PhEN s. KEyEs, and THOMAS A. HAMMOND, the pre-
sent trustees of sad association, that the requisite
amount, 10 render obligatory the said articles, has
been duly subscribed land The subscribers are here
oy hiriher notified that meeting of said subscribers
Tor line purpose Of eecting nine of their members rs
DIREcrons of said association and transacling all
other proper business, will he holden on THURS
Dan, THE SCI OND DAY OFNOVEMBER next,
QSl3) at McGEE'S HOTEL. in Fints.uryh, N. Y.
LAWRENCE MYERS,
JOHN II. BOYD Trustces
GIDEON LATHRCP,
Burlington W., Oct l3 1919
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DIR. J. SMITHS,
IATROLEPTIC PRACTICE OF
lE1llEENE.

" ttJclce 1IGIy c0Nccht Tdteu VI QiCdl 0WpOuu0I
.TpNO CURE NO pAN.F-:
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D." @ -, w. u i 's - ''n'! inioI"
.no .','a ''a'!> W pr'I'n-''''' 'i IL Nr,i'"!
mar '.r sttet.H yep's NC 's te, ~ lhe piaNiee Oh
ufeac"e ana MG~usry' ye 'r> !" Cnnr'e,'oWh am:
n">lo", "u, ana ~ Ne'i> l"e e','er'y l'arl o'
Nern'oh ana he Is co,'1ch' US irnV'te ha> ieeh
d. surtS''' Il, .'"' u an! o'ue' PhF'c'an !" 'n'>
par o. Inc country. ,....-,..- -.
with hm' 70 s'nPUy ,he practice OF -Wed'ctne an
orsrcome aStase WIN lIe srealeSt PosStoe prompf-
nae ona cerla,niy n'a var plr ne mas
,een '"N.'t-''ins tic"e1iy ~ "t"S % ne fdFo-
iePfte '''''e, or eIferna! aHH''" 4ua "i aedcine-
HSMy '-i''' 'fa.'H ~ 'he ''hh ''"'' ne has eer
" l'- '. fe 'ic''C'hcN ~ H> pr re- and ma
,'''i' ''Nih'N q 'he '"f''' E'>> o! Tue
hco'g NJ u -'-IS "DS0fpt'oH' ana 1900 .r,'' Any
{" 'rr'I"S use sts upon i".- an h'
,hinH' we .'an.as's o. NV, 'V-r.e +e'' '.."
wiIl, npon l'te .i.e,i' tU'' ana ..'a H.19.'
PEAR OF Vous |" Az =" Tue - i''' 30. % t"'i
Gren ana ca "' erTeme eeG""y a' IN 'lrtN %
T. S''alc tted"hess Wne'e u IN's ne 90 -'" ~
taken tnNrndHy 'hese fti'e'Ne> are "i Inc c ri cN
importance; for' IN many ras'', he can {. e..
SPeeay cure ny Inc nseo srternat arpcaons, alone
Dnl III obstinate anu N"Ient 'a'o'' by taxing ~ we
same ''he, tnfeTnaHy an apFfeTra'e 'n"i''ne, tLe
disorder may lie a'laINed on 0osa surfaces at III.
'an,e t,me' INA, ',' efternaHy a'a internally
navlns mac n'.'hIi acquaIn ei whn every form
oi u>ea' '"coem 10 ms par oil Inc country he no."
olers NJ. ..rvIte> TO me ehzen, OF buHns,on ani
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LYMAN lleecher,s Estate.

Lyman l3eecher's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, vNHE Hon. The Pre-
District Of Chiienteii, s.. , L bate Court for the
District of Chil,enden
To all persons c ,ncerneI in The estate Of LYMAN
BEECliER, late Of Hnesburgh, IN sar District, de-
ceased, GREErlNo.
WHEREAS Elmer Beccher, administrator OF the cS-
tate OF said deceased, propose, render an account
of his admins tration and present his account asans,
said estate for examination and allowance al .eS-
sion of the Court of Probate TO e holden the Reg
isers Office in Burlington, in said district the 18th
day Of October next.
THEREFORE, You are hereby nosl' p appear be-
fore said court al the time aud place Aforesaid aud
shew cause, if you have why the account iforc.
said should not he allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this 2ls, day
Of September, A. d., lS+3.
II VIM WESTON Rerisfer
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Posture Sale ofa IPoolen Factory
On IuI'RSDA X Oh 10 Il III ID n,.lu..l- a. IL

Posture Sale Of Vooien Factory.
On THURSDAY, OF. 10 h, a, II o'clock, a, the
Oh State Home, Boston.
(Wl be sold without reserve ly or,r an Assignee
AvneA The Wooden Factory and Machinery for
t2% mery owned hy The Green Mu,intarn
IlIMA Woolen Manufacturing Company, si,ua
.sGZs re-, re. m The nonr>hiag village of l."iiow,
Windsor county, Vermont, upon Black
River OF he fe,r streams for propellin- mani
featuring machinery in the state. The Factory lr,l-
ding five stor,ea high, substantially builu Of hras,
and capable Of containing SIX cts Of ter.eN mere ma
chnery. There are now in sad Factory three pru.e
scis of machinery, with complete sci tfGxure, for
the same also, adjoining laid Factory, wood house
dye hoi>e aud dry houe, all of which IRE neall,
new and convenient for the business. Also, II con-
venent loartns house, sufficient 10 accommodate
from so Ia rs boarihrs; alsc two harms and on the
same privilege Saw Mil. The location is favora-
bic for oliaInlns wool at very cheap rate. For
further particulars enquire Of
D. PERRY, Esq, P. NJ. at I.udow,or
WHITWElL, SEAVER q. co.
l5w5 Nos. 5 d. Morton Block, Milk 81.
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ER0iSSARTS CHRONICLES, No. VII. receiy.
cdh by V. HARRINGTON
THIS Is one OF the most ID Interesting works
that has been issued from the press in this country,
and coninns more than one hundred and trensy en-
grarinPs.
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BOSTON MARkET-Oct. J.

Ff.OUR-Howard st. s 90 q Western canal
GO q 500
EUTTER-l0 q l9per ID.
CHEESE.-4i Z do do.
WOOL.-Therc is n good demand for American
pulled and heeces, and sales larger than for sew.
eral weeks-prices remain the same.
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Henry Towusends' Hs&aie.

STATE OF HERMON7, T,uE Hon. the
D'suic, of Charcnden, -. Prof le court
for The District Of ChInenten. 10. lha ee.int- and
TOWNSEND late Of Troy State ri Newt ynrl, in "a ID
district, Deceased,
WHEREAS, George B. Shaw adfilnistiI,of, with
The will ANNEXED of the E.ae Of ssi1,deets4t hath
limited for making payment OF the deAts d laid de.
ceased, twelve months from the 20: DAY Of June,
l64a, and The 9Th day Of November, fs43 heing a..
signed Tor hearing in the prenseir al the Once Of
that notice ,hereofte given, by paBf .hng til. &c.
cree three weeks Wcee.sively n tho Bnyn gton Free
Press, newsrapsr printed at Barring on, before the
time fAed for hearing. .,iF .
Therefore, You are hereby notified. to appear before
said Court, Al the time anil place Aforesaid, then and
there, 10 make objection il any you have 10 The said
time Of payment icing further exendc as aforesaid
Given under my hand at Burlington this i;h day OF
Octol er, A. D. 1913.
10 VIM WESTON P,pisf,r
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THE subscribers 10 Harpsrs Edition Of MARTIN
l. CHuZZLEWlT arc notified tina, Par, iii. is
published and for sale Of
HARRINGTON'S.
tilted that No. is also publ bad and for sale a, The
s.I piar<
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MISS BREMERs wORKS--The PRESI.
lrl DENTS DAUGHTtRS-The HOME-Ths
NtIGHBORS and NINA, for sale nv
~ v. HARRINGTON.
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BURLINGTON VERMONT,l
OCTOBER, 1643. - {.
i this place, and intends to keep full supply Of
III O @ X 81. :.~

u OWE3 8. :.~
in all departments Of Literature and Science, and will
supply School Teachers and CountryfNIerchants with
ARirHMErrcs, HisroRIEs, GRAMMAas, SPELLING
BOOKS, also ALokpnAs and the higher branches Of
Mathematics, together with the Casslcs used in High
Schools, Academies and Colleges.
Arrangements have also been made for procur
ing any Of the Periodicals Of the dny,amone which
London, Edinburgh, Foreign and Westmin-
ster Reviews; Blackwood's aud tile Dublin
University Magazine. 60.
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To HIS ExcELLENcY, CHARLES PAIsE, GovERSoR
Of the State OF Vermont.
No. v.
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NEW GOODS.

TNHF subscribers have jus returned from Nc"
J. York, and would respectful invite the a'len'ion
Of purchasers their large and well selected asso''
ment Of GOODS, consisting Of Rroni C!Dhf, be1'
yer Cloths, Cassincrs, Sniincs, ftstugs, Silk vt!-
vet, Tabby Velvet, Satin Vesincs. Black Italian
SilR, Black Gro de Swiss, do, Blue Blnrl, Gro Grni'
do, Coored ORC do Naples do. NJ useiin dc ,.nln,,
Black Alpaca Stripe do Parlsian Mcrlnos, Biack;
Bombazne, GirAhnms Bishop Lawn, Haired anh
Swiss Mo.slin, Null do, Rus IN Diaper, Bird Eye Dc,
Crash, White and Coored tainbrics, fine Blenchc'
shifting Irish Linen Ladies' .Cravats, Mouselln q"
Lame Pon's, Black Italian Cravrts. Colored SIN
Cravais, Gnghnm Hnndkfs, Ri bons, Cotton
Hose, Super Cashmere RIBS Friuee4 Lace-, Ladies
and Genemans Gloves of all kinds, Night Caps,
White nnl Colored Spool Thread Paddng, Canvns'' :
Silk, Twist, Buttons, Linen Thread, Selesln. Wig
gans, Coat Colds and Bindings, Watch Guards, Chr
pet Binding, Umbrellas, India Rnhhtrs, Nelt Sns
pcnders, India Ku Der do Ga ico- White and R.a
Flannel, White Cotton Flannel, Tnhieached do.
Shawls, Furniture Bindings Ticking, DriIlings, Bui.
laps, Wicking, Cotton Yarn, Carpet Warp &c DC I,
all Of which have been purchased for cash, and 40
are determined not TO be undersod.
=. d. II. II. DOOLtTTuI
Sept. 20, l943 love
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THE AMERICAN QUARTERLIES,


SUCH AS
American Biblical Rrnository, (per annum) IS 90
American Ju'ist and Law Magazine :" 500
American Journal of Medical Science, 500
Methodist Quarterly Review, ." 400
North American Review, 500
AMERICAN REPRINTS of FOREIGN REVIEWS
London EG"l 9ur'erly Review, tper aannum) ssoo
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Law Library, reprint of the mo. valuable
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published at the New world Office. N. V, at So per
nnnum, monthly, which will be constantly for sale by
the single number. 49,: o.,
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WANTED,
NOTICE

I hereby given that application viii ns made TO the
L LEGISLATURE Of the SAFE of Vcrmrnt nj It's next
Session 10 incorporate n Seam Goa' Company IN no
entitled The Champain DEPOSITION Shani Boat Con.-
1sny, with a tapul Of 80 600 dollars with liber'y N
increase the capital to hundred thousand dollars.
Date Of ~. Albars, Sept. s. 1898.
DRONSON,S GRAFTON eiorc the Literary So
- c,c-le, T the y. Y. ~ il,i pubs he'll an + t.aa
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SCHOOL GEbGRAPHIEs.A Mi,chelIs, OF.
- ney's, Woodbridge and Wlards, and Mitchelps
Primary Geography, and Parley's for sale by
10 V. HARRINGTON.
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THE Democratic Review, Blnckwood md Ora.
L hams Magazines and Ladv's Book for Oc,n' er
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Communications.
SLAVERY IN BRAZIL

SLAVERY IN BRAZIL,
And the conduct of the British government ard
its agents, in the attempted suppression of
the slave trade.
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NOTICE..

THIS may certify that have given my son Will
L lam NJ Johns his time during the res, of his mi
noriiv, and shall claim Of his wages nor pay
any debts of ais contracting from this date.
SILAS JOHNS.
Huntington Sept. 81, 1913. at
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KATE IN SEARCH OF A. HUSBAND
~ 4 the Sequel. a.
PHILIP IN SEARCH OF A WIFE; for sale bv
10 v. HARRINGTON.
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S,rRAYED from the su,rcfitct, or The / % :.
- Black Cow, with II -: g.-y acre. .- re
and tan, horns inrning over GOOD &c ' .-t b. .:-
tween and years Old. The hn@e. a,n -e. ca
ably recompensed, by giving information. %. =.
DANIEL LlONAslI
Burlington Sent 81. lS43 lGM5
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BUFFALO ROBES,
ES1nAY.

| lust received 7ad FOR sale very low ~
y p. d. IL. II. DGOLI TT 2.
Sept cr.h. - u =. 6
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DROAD CLOTHS Cassameres Veslines, Orleans
- Cloth, Silk Warp, Lustre Alpaca, NJ d. Laines,
Damask Cabylc Shawls, Fancy Cravats Gentlemen,
Stocks, Collars, Shecngs, and mos, articles usually
called for in the Dry Goods line constantly on hhnl
and for sale by KERN d. SPEAR.
Church Street, Sept. 90 lSi3. l6lf
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sUPERHINE EI.OUN.

a. SUPERFiNE EJ.OUR.
t1'HE, Sui sci ers are daily receiving Shrer6nt
Eloae in larrels and halfharrels, seleclei will
care aad ~ The m''st approved brands, which the,
oAer for cs~h Of small advance.
kN Ell nNANI.EX
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WHITE, Mixed and Brown RAGS in exchange
w for Books, Writing and Wrapping raner.
80 Sept, 1913. II V. HARRINGTON.
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FRESH TEAS.
C,lD md Young Hyson, Hyson Skin, and Black
- Tens, Of superior quality, for nile a, he lowest
mar ct price by KERN L. SPEAR
Church Street. Sent. %, lS43 l6f