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In Wills'on. Jnly 30,h. of ever, Cant. Charles
.rx,.r,, +, rho o,tb ve,, or bis ,co printers in
" ~ - =, "
~. IL, Men, anu IT. VIII Please h''ce'
In Cornwall, on the eth inst Of droosv, very sud.
denlv CYNTHIA wife Of Z.bulon Palmer, AGED 40
ve,r.'
,o,
HON JOSIAH FISK u!ed al heese'"'e' on Inc lo'h
inst. after short illness.
4, I,Ori,;,,I Canal, wos, u,pv Axv DAVE
" ~
thlrd uah@h er 81 Jhcoo Da'l' Esq OF MI ION VI, nnC
wife Of JOINS W. MARsroS, Esq, aged 81 years, Il
months and q DAYS
cat. -. -,
In 'h's """i u" "ic li'' ms. .''' "A"'H II Az
LEY, aged II years Printers in Waterfowl, n. y,
,,J Mas will rle,se notice
"''
7, Rurlnrtop VI, Jul. "a tho Row H,,,y S,r
-n, r,s,,r ,,c ,no r,-,i., f.h,rch j., ,l,, rl,oo
'o"O' F' - Wv ''''N' ~ ''"'
E'i"r >AI,f' was n1fn IN hrn"lhI'"h' H." June,
ISL - 80. iiI IS SCI Il" '"'"'ue nope !" ''e '>'-
Vior when ahnll - srlf' 3" nnt uW' 'n' enter 'ht
ministry y" 10. ne coNHencen ms nilnls'erl
labors IN Mai'!.h o. h,Wieh," 20 ana afterwards
reside sncccssiNeiY IN Fprl CnVln9'nh' h"eseVllr
md Burlington Though not favored win the nd
vantnHes OF liberal an Theological ei"chn3n he was
very acceptable preacheri hul as an evidence that
he did not mistake his proncr calling. hi lahors were
greatly blessed, N the different congregations where
lie preochei IN the edhcainn OF the church, and me
salvation OF many sous, many Hryc already passed
into CORY who annn'e'S welcomed ms arrival there,
ms the man whose hply example liithiul instruction
and earnest prayers were insnninen'nI m leading
them 10 Christ; and many " II doubtless folio" h!m,
whom, IN heaven he ", r1'lte to recnInZ", as hay
ing bee" anong those he was permitted I'd consider
as sHTiua cnHGFrH on EARN Long VIII many %!
me people oil H%H '2Ve 10 cnrl'u 'le rec"HecUon "i
ms eNemhhrY NE, MS hIi Hlnle' 'ihHV pastoral
iah9rs MS i!ous' instructive in'.in mus!Iy
Hc came 10 ms N'9ee IN me ia'' oi 1850 ana leii
20 tsne chnLEe "i le e"u'Gh III aInr III me lA'
oil iofg ""'e ne lgSu,I !'''t Ne 1'I we touhlr'ce
ana al cuon, nor only ol ms own il'cN' b" oil an de
nominations. IT. = no eNag4rranon To say That ne
universally bpiDVpI. HIS l1hOrS pnl1Fn'lV
successful in uniting and building up the church in
aiding them Ia liqlilae heavy deh on their meeting
house which rested hike heavy inc bus upon them,
and IN the conversion Of souls. For many years will
his mime be chcl-hed with tender rccolerons.
When he won't 10 Burlington. rha tle feeble hnnd
with whom he cast his lot there worshlpnod IN n
very snnl chapel hrnny u9t our H' tne Hllin2c ~
crnies IN ,be orscIian If nlra NJ ,or
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STATE or rERHoNT que non; the
fer the District Of Chuen en-: To all rer -un> con-
ccruci or in crested IN the T. tate ofiANES MINER,
lac Of Milton, in sail b tict, deceased tc>'ae,
CREETlHG.
WI!rRLAs, Jane, Miner. Of Noakon, IN the Co n
~ Of Add.on hath nicI his petition N wri'ng, IN
sad Court repre- ening that he i one OF the Dew
sees IN Ter the " III of'h a James Miner, decel.ed,
and a. such Devi>ce holds IN 'ivlel half ofail
the real OF which ,aM dc,ea'el died 'eize! and
pos.e>>ci in common with the other nevl ee> in said
II namcH that he wishes to have hi share set ont
to him that he may hold the same N >everaity; and
pra wing sad Corr order partition jnerro' to be
made among the dey ee> entitled thereto, and 10 APP
point comms, oncr> TO mace slch partition accord
ing to Jaw.
Whcgcipon, the Court af1re,ad doth assign and
appoint The : WedHe. day IN Au-as. A. =. l5it l:
The uiI"" oltIe Rec >'cr OF sad Court, IN Burlington
IN sad District, ten O'Clock; IN the tore noon for
hearing and deciding n The premises; and doth al,o
order that all persons lucrc. ted concerned IN "A d
Fac be notified to appear elure sail court the
time and place ai.re. AID to make objections Il any
they have, 10 the petition Of the ,an James Miner
aiureall y the publication Of the subs ance Of said
petition together with TIL, order in The Burlington
Free Pres, news iapcr printed at laid Burlington,
three week sn'ce,.gc,y, the las, Of whi,h puhllra-
tons >hal he previous to he time lei for hearing.
ia'ci :, Burlington, tins Iih day Of Ju.v "a.
SN3 CHARLES RI SELL, .Tldge.
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WILlIST0N FEMALE SEMINARY.

THIS Department viii lie under the charge Of
Mrs. LYMAN, as,ised in the instruction lv her
husband 1t j, intended to make this department a
permanent and prominent Object. And ii is believed
hat under the charge Of Mr.. Lyman, who.e ed1ca-
non has Teen acquired al ofihe best Semlnar'es
OF The land, rem ering her perfectly familiar with the
be,t me mods oi instruction. the Female Seminary
Will afford advantages young adies, second to none
IN tins part OF the State. The Seminary will he
Opened on me same day with the High School, and
Wll Taught IN the upper story of the Academy hui
dng-The young ladies' will have acce.s 10 the Leo
lure, and TO the Chemical and Philosophical expert.
ment,.
fE9" The VT Chronicle the MidlIehnry Galaxy,
and True Democrat, will pea,e copy the above al.
versements to the amount Of SO each adv'i nd for
ward their bills r. the wi,'on High School for
psyinen, 1Ot3
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WINGS OF MILTON.
August 18Th, 1914.

A meeting viii he held at the Town House
in Milton, on SATURDAY, the l7h inst. at
s O'clock, p. W. for the purpose of nominating
a candidate 10 represent said town in the Cen
eral Assembly this fall. a general attendance
is solicited.
SAMUEL poARDMhN'l Town
DANIEL II. ONION,
GEORGE AYERS. SCommittec.
Milton, Aug. 5,h, 1914.
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S FRAY Ei)

CFNT'S Lcghorn Hats Cloth and oil Cloth Caps,
~ &c, now opening at c. +. SFANlFORD.S.
Julv X 1874
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THE INVAIIUE, or Pictures Of IN" French Rev
onon, ly G. : ndier aIihor of the Jew. . cts
THE CABIN BOOK, or Life IN Texas. 3parts.
81 cents
AFLOVr AND ASHORE, or the Adventures Of
Miles Walllrglurd, by the author of the "Two Adm-
rail-, Wing and Wing" S.. &c paris. ~ cts.
SMUGGLERS Or THE SWEDISH COAST, or
the Roe Of Thistle Island, : Mrs. Emile CarIcn.
% cents.
PHANTASMION, Prince Of Palmand. b. Sara
Cuirrdgc. vols. in one. 80 cents.
THE LOG CABIN. or the World before Won. By
the author of Three Experiments" &c. 50 c's.
MACATlAYS MISC ELLANEOuS ESSAYS. -
Part ). p cents.
MIRROR LIBRARY, No. 90 containing the Ep-
icurran, Il tale OF Thomas Moore. 70 ceJt-
IItWIFFS lLLUSI RATED SHAKESPEARE,
No. II. l2l cents. tbari nulnlcr furnished, and
any part ,oIi ,elaratclv)
New suppy ofW lis Gaylord Clar>'s OLI.APOD-
lana. 4 NUM- er.--25 cents each.
PRAIRIE BIRD, by Charles Augustus Murray
81 cen's.
NARRATIVE AND RECOLLECTiONS VAN
DIEMAN'S LAND dIrinr a three years CAPTIVITY
Of stephen S. Wright, wih an &C onnt Of the IIane
Of Pre- cot. and ulher l,r~ relating to the PARROT
War. 'Sl BY a. EDWARDS.
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New .ycWclrv,

nj fW anil splendid Topaz, Enerold md other sin
~ Gle stone Pms, Galaxy and Cluster Pins Gold
CHAINS. Rracee's Clasps for llar RracortS Gold
Watch KEYS and LorjoJs Of various siz,s Cad Pens
Pencils, Specraces, Thnbl Ruus. s. together
with beautiful assnr'tnrn Of ull kinds ofc,oods lnst
received BRINSMiID & BROTHERS,
Aug i. ~. II
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OFFgCFiOF EgEAE1TEH

DIR, - G-LII..II,

hi. ~ fIrnp, CIumpIotu s. n r.v. rods north
n If N.,.r.. F,ncit e l,ra.lrG y .tingion. VI
in len 1cr!nr his most graceful arknnwlr amcn'> to
hi irIru l. an patients for he cnro ragcnent and
support they have gwen him the pn>i wear. the Doc
to, won't es leave to .ta'e, that, his >'rcrSS has
Tim. far been e1.ia TO hi> most >ungrne expecia.
Inn for l. ha> seldom cen The case, that the merits
OF new :, stem Of me lical practise. In, cen more
ine ct ' fr. Snh Doe NOT hesitate TO ay-ond the
me Hal @cnlIenr2 ~ ln> pare w., no , ueny Il
U' ne , t ecu, ,.aa , rr be- o,bcr
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'a! w. ,,rj,rc ,,hnrc he ,,. ,l,s ,,lr
G ,i ,,o,., 'tr i,, l,,., 80 ,,,,;d =, Amos,
,"I 'j'I , mi bir tbin h. ,Je ,r,s
~ u ,,c L"v'' 'r ''I'' al ,,,,N " [
,i. ,s ,ybn onIo wei o,hc, practice AMI soon
di,I: or were ,recLs and pcrhap, noaihs in getting
up again, FIRST havns to ondqn their Doctors mrl
c, .nrr L.,,;. rn,."l.I f,.. Iorn fairly
'", 49, i,, f, t,n,n ,I.;r icnG.iaI - r.,.
- ; IL ,", r ,,pr,, ,',', and r,r1, have I.n,
y, ,,',', a. i G th s. 81 i.fi br.i,ns and Tho
q" a., N''' -, u, ;, ,.r, 49,!
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r 80 ,,, L,,I',, aI,.E,I ,,i,,.i ..,n.. ,,.',,
L, r;.,. r,,ibr.Ina- and xiii N ,r,.ti.r
emf ol,I ,b,l,, ,lvr. In the mrn'or,. and a eran,
.',"!,F W. %" - W., tr,iJ '''''' '''"
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l"Hti%GToT ' t., Jan. p $50
| "toi. JEWETT- I/f1r S"-l nave re- tF'I "i'
| rca youf pa"fhIr' wan h'rh lh'f''' anu am "-'-
| ~ pt''cl "'" Iuu' y '. "' u.',' r''-r ~ -.
| You are truly carrying 'h' Nrh'I'l' e" pr'''I"
son AMI u'n'r- winch 'hrNHf 81 a'N aN'.' -
| AM confident wat reform III me Pr"c''e o. '-o'
cine l. S.en>A-'y u, - ,Ii I;,,,,,.,,. ~ -.
'oiN FN"''"N'' "a H.
prnttxcro. Oct o. 1887
uCo, Jrwe77 D.ar SRI have depo,i.cd IN the
,,rL L,r,. Grv dollars more 10 yorr credit. on ac.
',N ~, M i,.,,o ali :, far nc L,vo II rl ,bo,n
~ ~, W r,,,,,o ,bs, haze. waved far marc az; ;.
u ~! it'''n =, ,r,,,.' r.., III, ~, u ~ u"
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ca an ,', 'I, ,,- ,ll r.,J
| az" ''N'' ''''H frIpr',,, ~ pCV,'r,, :, -
iN'''-' '""h ,'''
DR.. smith = happy to state that he called on l'r.
Pomeroy' icw months tei'rr h.N orni'l, ahi iuni
| nm >a F.2i II ~, ta.'e g. IN, H. IT, IL; Ivy f
t'l IT'u- i'' t'I'r "'', ~, ~, .n ~! J." NJ "a
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i'',' '''a" ~ ~. ,t 49, ,' ~ .; a. va
,13t!u >'"yop '',l,'' r 1' ~ ,pj" J, co,Tesl'
an" "'5 me'.c"e ne psSt a. ne 'c".' anu re-.
V"I '', 10 =" ~ 80, '' "'G 10y u
.. n.'u' "Ile ',.I ,'r,i WIZ, ID, ""I NJ,
cues my "'i'' Nc'N ,''h NI'n ''"F' ''dj'' 81 'I'
Their profession, and every io1yHaI who In, given
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY CONVENTION

The Wings Of Grand Isle County are re.
quested TO meet by their delegates in Convcn-
ton on the Goth day of August, 1914, at the
Court House in North Hero, at one o'clock, p.
NJ. TO nominate 4 suitable person TO represent
the County in the Senate the year ensuing
The Wings Of each town are requested 10 APP
point three or more delegates
BY request of County Committee.
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Burlington High School.

THE FALL QUARTER Of This institution will
/ commence September I'd the Winter Quarter,
Nov 25; the SPRING Quarter, Feb q and the Sum.
mer Quarter, Nav IL. Tuition, in The common Eng.
lish branches, $3.50; all else, $3.50. No eyertions
shall be waning secure the highest culture of the
pupils nnd make the school every way worthy Of the
patronage Of the public ---Board can be obtained in
good families at from 8 ,25 TO 81. 30 per week.
CHS, G. PARKER Principal
Burlington, Aug. l6, lsii. llw3
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V1NAKEN from the public House Of John Howard
Il in Burlington, 'on the 7lh INST, Blue BrondcoIh
Overcpat. The skirts were lined with small figured
Innings and had uron it fiaured velvet buttons. The
above reward will be gwen to any person who will
give information where the coat md the felon who
took il may be found. JOHN HOWARD.
Burlington, lih Aug, lsi4. IL
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SUG1RS.
CANDLES AND SOAP.

III y III 4 = =
4 CASE "Avurds' Moleskrn Hats, jus, re'd ana
- for sale tv :. ", Pope
June H. -
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EDR SAFE.
FARM FOR SALE.

C+kiD Farm j. situated in Essex, on Browns river
, on what is called Bliss street, twN miles from
Fs,ex centre and one mile from leriro corners con-
=, tins. OF three pieces, VIZ the home ,lead auda wood
oi containing eleven acres covered with hard wood,
and r'y acres Of Plain land which l. well adapted
corn and rye, The homeie farm contains one hun
Dire acre, If first RAE Ian l. well waerel and dv-
del in'o moving tllagc, pasture AMI wood land all
well fenced. There i ON said farm good an cou-
venleni hou,e well calculated for dairy, one wood
shell two harms cub rmll, and other ont buildings,
all in COOL repair. There is also on >aId farm ex
ceient or hard Of choice fruit trees, also thrifty
growing ma Die orchard. SAID farm Is situated near
a good school ho1>e. The subscriber leing desron,
of leaving this part Of the country tor the West will
eel cheap. For further particulars enquire OF the
sub, criber on the premise. He also oilers fnT ,ae
two hundred Sheep. Those wishing 10 purchase
would do well to cal soon.
OLIVER GOODHUE.
Essex, July 90, "A. 4w o.
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Board. including fuel lights washing, and all The
convenience for study in spacious airy and well fur
nished rooms s. per week, or S5S year. II the
pupils remain less than term Of % weeks, II will
he S?j per quarter. II is desirable that pupils from
nhrord board in tho Seminary; such will enjoy recu-
liar advan ages For ns,ru zion in French arrange
mrns are made 10 the services ola gentleman
10 whom the language is vernacular
j. w. lilCKOK, Secretary.
Burngon. August II, l84.
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T'D VssAVELl.E.EEsS.

ID LES WISHING tHNHGh, VIII ma
l. WArSON's HOTEL,
81. Johns one OF the largest ana most comfor,sL's
houses IN the place,
Carriages in attendance on the arrival OF the
Steamers,
Extra horses and carriages in readiness for Cham
bloe, Hlghgate Springs, 81. Adams, dc. CHARGES
very moderate
ST Johns June 2ith, lSi4. I'm
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LAILS or IERMONV
q uINV gE5SDE6 ~

= ENl D STATUTES Of the Stare 81 Vermont
II fine Edition, in calf lnding, on'y 50 80, y.
SU \. EDWARDS.
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NEW BOOKS.

a RAH NEIL. or time of Old, Romance by c.
"a p, James, IL! cts.
\ VIE JESUIT: Illustrating the PRINCIPLES and
practices Of the celebrated Society tho Tesuiis
Turing the early portion ofthc Eighteenth century, by
G. Spindes price % cts. II A. EDWARDS.
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COD FISH.
SO QUINTALS Cod Fi.h by
't( Aug. C III. STPONG'S & Co.
RETT.S AND NCRElI&.

ono pOZ. Tarlr, Bac! flap, Narrow, Broad
OWL window Blind and Pew door Bi't> from
Wrnuch and Cast lr II.
1900 GROSS American " premium" Screws.
assorted sizes. Dealers supplied at New York pri-
crS. SiRONGS Y co.
Aug. c. "a. 10
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Silk GOODS.
BOWEN & McNAMEE.
l6 WILLIAM STREET.


10 WILLIAM STREET,
Ccorncr of Beaver STREET, Ncw-Yorr,
EsPECTFuIIY announce ihairhcv have made
IL extensive arrangements forIhc Fail Trade, which
viii enable them To present Gcn.nr Ioduccmcui- than
ever to merchants throughout the Iulcd States to
visit TINS market the lloscnt season, for the put-
chase Of
SlLh AND AMY hOOD>.
They have already received by latc arrivals grca,
variety Of new and lrh goods, and viii also receive
by the next Packets aud Steamers, an assortment Of
the latr-t and most baruufi styles Of French Ger
man, Italian, and Eng l7h Ffncy Goods ever offered
in this ma kcl; samples oc which now exhibited +;
and it is their dctrmnatoo, as heretofore not only
to ne eoHl'"Hy SN'd WIN ,pp'Ie @,sor,nln,
3"apl'd 10 an sections o. me country Out 10 present
me nepeSt an most G'Ii"Ns F1yIss' SuIGI 10 ''r
cry or most lAsh''nahir 'Lhae lncr STOCK VIII he
composed IN part OF the following m'''!es, VIZ
DRESS GOODS.
SILKS in every variety, consisting Of Italian Tus-
trng% black and h'nc-haci Gi"> de Suisse Gross de
Nh'n" pam ana Sl.p'n lsInh1As eros &c ROYALS,
slfWcd ana Injured Hrns dr Naples PrNn silks Gros
and sTr"d pon, de- os rrb C,rr s,rc" ciI g' 20
France hlack, hu"-hlacl. and ch7uaonhIe stripe and
figured eros ARGUES, PLAIN and figured Satins, &c.
&c, &r.
| CAS- MERE d'ECOSSE of latest Paris POM
! PADOUR styles,
! PARIS MOUSELlNE de LANES, entire new
DESIGNS and v0'lonS qualities.
! GRAPE dORlf Mt, for Evening dresses the
| most splendid article ever oH,red
CllUSANS, TIESNNS, ALpACCAS, bonn
bAHlNES HhN'l fiiN ! = NC.
Also, vnrious styles Of N'css Goods which wit
he strictly confined 10 their own trade The whole
presenting assortment. il is he irvr1 which can
not be surpassed in this or any other marhol
SU,WIC
r,, -,
cn Z" rlrn nam 'on Ut'nmo7 row de Sole
| ~ 'l''', ',"'"I' Hr N,-', NihhnI hfo ne
nISn'I'ro' rli'oU'',' M'Vu''' N1nN'e pam nrln'
u 81 "uu '',,n"'e',,, M"Sr"h" ne h'h' ana lh'N'i
| o"'"', M,,''o rIAl, b'I'lirtc' an var, new
1yleS Wn','eh o"aw's, also, very flch CASHMERE
Long Sha"ls'
LACES.
English, French, md German Thread I,ccs and
Edpnqs Also T.sle. Gupure. Ashhn,on and other
STYLES low priced tdpinrs and Iares VI sin Tim.
min1s Swiss mills pisb,n 7 oyns po,k C,wb,;c
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WHITE LEAD.

II TONS " .Nelr York and SaHrcriics' white 'cad
dry and ground m oil. 'purr.' sex RAJ anl No.
H. i, usr re'l. The 'ay orrh> lead i, warranted
equal AMI believed 10 be superior 70 any manr'ar
turci in the United S'a.cs. STRONGS & co.
Amr. G. Il 1 Ii
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LEAD PIPE, Sc


= EEENS Pearl ST. would inform hi, Customers.
-. thatfor Cash he will sell n. kinds OF new and
seckonl hand Cloihing and Boots Shoes and Hats
Cheaper Than eyer.
jay IS ISL 5w3
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A LII persons are hereby notified that the firm
n ROELOFSON q RAlHBuN, FOR the manu- r
facturc Of Broadcluth at The Burlington Mill Factory
IN Colchester, is dis. Owed II mutual consent.
G.. ROELOFSON,
R'Ri1IIBUN.
July 20, 1914. w3
Oh BOXES PAPER TOBACCO Tor ',ae very
~ luw, by FOLLErT 81 BRADLEY.
Oid Wharf, Aug 8, 1874. 10
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81 IN.

CIRCULATE THE do uNENTS.
tENlE Lie anil p 4 lr Services OF the II Ion. James
d KuoX Pois, wlih compcn hum of hrs speeches
on various pu' lac meas ire, togcher WI sketch Of
the Life OF the Hon. Geo. NJ. Dallas. For ,a'c by
\ g. | lSli, Y. HARRINGTON.
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1ECTION.

DALZOR MES, Silks, Sl, Shawls Crava's
ID Prn'ed Lawns, Glugh0n>, FarasolS, Thrca /
Lace, Biz. Tx Lace>, sc. e.. just received and
for sale extremely low LY
HENRY W. CATlIN.
July II, 1874.
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MLLL0I WlGGnNS


tiUJUTK 7.
StTRONGS &, co, offer Ia 81 oilers AMI dealers in
- "a licry han Some assortment Of goods IN
their line, on very reasonable terms. 10
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The Wandering Jew,

DY EUGENE SUE, Nos and >. price Iol cts
, each,--rrans'atei fron the French by Wli,i1m
Henry Herbert This is universally pronounced the
greatest Romance Of the age, by the greatest living
Novelist. BY A. EDWARDS
pccl,'s pu''linr II
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cow LOST.

\ BRINDLE COW, 10 or p years Oh, LEFT the
~ pasture lat wee. Any person nudlHS the ame
and giving nouCe 10 me shat T. hand ouclv paid
HORACE NHELLtR.
b rngion, July 2, 1874.
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G5 Boxes Soap.
BRUSHES.

"A General assortment Of olo'h. hair hat tooth,
"A finger, flesh, paint, whltcwash, dust, furniture,
tai p, hearth s'oye AM window hrl,h",, inst reed
an1 for sale at low price. SrRONGS 9 co.
Aur G 4 II
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DAWSON &. ARMSTRONG,
T.AT-SGS

CHURCH STREET, TWO door. sorlh Of Peck &
- Spears, and nearly opposite 10 Strule'> nera
Hardware Store. Cutting done in the most approved
style, and on short notice. c
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May 10.

w RIGHTS NEWLY INVENTED METAL.
w Lie PENS.-"By recent Improvements IN
tempering the STEEL and other parts Of the process
Of converting it into pens, we have been enabled TO
add several varieties TO the assortment hereto
fore manufactured by us and our list now embraces
Pens suitable for every kind of writing from the
most delicate Italian hand to the broad round text of
ledger he ading. want Of nexiblIty universal
complaint against Steel Pens at an early period Of
their manufacture, and alleged july against some
made even at this day. do not hesitate to say our
Pens are entirely exempt from; and the assertion, il
will be found is borne out by ties monias from the
most competent Judges Some Of the first writing
masters have adopted them in preference to the quill
and when ii is recollected that in ornamental writing
it is sometimes necessary to make single dash, a
line from Lie to Of inch in width, this silent
tribute to their excellence becomes the highest com
pliment that can be offered,
persons making choice Of our pens should be par
tiouar in selecting the kind best suited to their hand
as we have IN more than instance suffered injury
from hesty decision based upon trial Of Ia single
Pen, Of the kind perhaps the very opposite in all ITS
properties to that which should have been selected =
large supply Of all the various kind, of the above
his day received, direct from the manufacturers by
r. TAYLOR, their agent for the District of Colum
bia, who will supply them, either retail or to dealers
Mt mandatory prices.
They may be examined and tested at his Root
store, Pennsylvania avenue. May ~
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lie and private sale is fixed at the of dollars
and fifty cents per acre. and Of those within the limits
of Michigan, the minimum price IS in like manner
fixed at the rate of two dollars per acre.
When a tract, on which improvements exist, shall
be offered IT, In addition 10 the minimum price of the
land as above stated, the appraised value of the I'M
provemenls be not also hidden. such tract shall be
Withdrawn from the sale and shall again be offered
at a subsequent public sale, due public notice thereo
first being given when directed by the Commission
ei OF the General Land Offce.'
Given under my hand at the City Of Washington
this twenty fourth day of June, AN 20 Demni 1874
JOHN TYLER.
By the President:
Tho. H. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
June 81
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Township thirty, of range 1--WE nly five.

Township thirty, of range twenty-five.
township thirty Of ranges nineteen, twenty,
twenty-ohei twenty-five, lwentyihree, and twenty
five.
Townships thiry-ihree and thirty -four, of ranges
thlr'y-two and thiny-three
Lands appropriated by law for the Of schools,
military, or other purposes, will be excluded from
sale.
The sales will each be kept open for two weeks,
(unless the lands disposed Of and no lon
ger and no private entries Of land ia the wnships
offered will be admitted until after the aspiration
the two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the City of Washington
this 9th day of June A. ID. 1874
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President:
Tho. H. BLAKE,
COnn'r of The General Land Office.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of presumption
any lands within the limits of the townships above