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Cheeseman's Arabian
BALSAM

EOR THE CURE of all kinds of wounds, sprans,
l. sores, burn. coughs, sore lungs, the most desper-
ate piles, and rheumatism OF all kinds. II will prevent
the ioohache, restore torpid and persisted limbs sill
POINTS, numbness, &c; and can be depended upon to
relieve soreness n all cases.
This valuable medicine has leen very extensively
used for the last ten years, while its increasing de-
mand, the universal satisfaction il has given, and the
testimony OF multitude of individuals of the first
standing in the community who have tested and in
faly proved ii. efficacy, show that needs only 10
he used TO prove its invaluable excellence; indeed all
who have ever tired the Ball am prize il highly that
they will not he induced under any to do
without Il. The Balsam has attracted the attention
of men of science, and Physicians and Surgeons OF
The greatest scientific requirements, give it their
qualified appreciation; while many OF them differ
en sections of the United States now use il m their
practice and have authorized the publication of their
cert fca'es.
| E51Purrhasers should inquire for the true article
by using the whole name--Cheeseman's Arabian Bal.
sam-and see that il has my name written ia my own
hand writing across the printed directions, on The
wrapper of every bottle. f. CHEEsEMAN.
For sale by PECK 4 SPEAR, .Apo,hecarie,
and Druggists, burlington, VI; Clark 4 Collins
Montpelier, and throughout the country generally.
3m22
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jelly Moulds.

DISH Covers, Table Mats, Metal Chambers nno
- Bed Pans, Wash Bowls and Pitchers Foot BAH
ing Tubs, Hand Shower Baths, Small Selves, Coco,
Dippers, Clothes Pins, Mops with handles, Flou
Brushes Cheap Napkin Rings, Work Baskets, Gu
Mats, and many other articles.
BRINSMAID & BROTHERS.
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H>love Anodyne.-TOOTH-
. ACHE DROPS. an I'M.

H>loye Anodyne.-TOOTH-
J! !:
~ ACHE DROPS. AN I'M
kA MEDIATE AND PERFECT
CURE-Tho.e who have felt the
2N raniul throhhing and excruc ia
MXNkN ling pangs ofihe disease shooting
WN~NYA through their Jaws with most TOR
WI EI" 'menting perseverance, and as II IS
often the case, have received but
little sympathy from friends such occasions will
no doubt lie much pleased to know of remedy that
will never fail to quiet for ever the unmercliu ofien
der
The Glove Anodyne is the hest Of all toothache
remedies. Ii |. immediate and certain IN lis elects
curing the violent toothache pain in he gums
in one minute
Experience has proved that this Anodyne compost
ton wi give immediate and permanent relief alter
the failure Of every other remedy plea ami TO the
ia.'e and smell will not ininrc the teeth or gums IN
any way, and few applications will entire remove
the pain and soreness IRON decayed tooth, so tina,
may be filled and rendered as usei'i a. ever. When
The pain proceeds from the face, from the gums
around tooth apparently sound, this application
will give speedy relieby rubbing few drops on the
part effected. Price rs cents.
For sale by PECK 4 SPEAR Apo,hecarics
and Druggists Burlington VI. 3m22
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David Lewis Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, I, TN l'rol ate Court hold
Lalnoille District, ss. Il en- a, John on within
and for SAID district the 80 day Of October A. ID.
1874.
LYDIA LEWIS, Administrative on the stale Of
David Lewis late of Cam ridge, in said district, de-
ceased pre- enis her administration Tor settle
ment.
WHEREuPoN il is ordered that the same = referred
10 Probate Court to lie holden nj the Inn oi w. S.
Mech in Cambridge, on the 4'h Monday OF November
A. ID. 1874 for examination and allowance, and that
all concerned be notified hereof by the Publication OF
this order in the Burlington Free Press, printed a.
Burlington in Chiended Coru,y, three weeks success
sively lefore said time of hearing, tina, they may APP
pear if they see cause and object thereto.
BY the Court. c. LlNDE, Jr, REGISTER.
diva
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LAND AT AUCTION.

w ILL be sold at public vendue to the highes,
w bidder, at the Massachusetts Shoe Store. on
Church ST. Burlington, Friday, Nov. Is, at 2 o..
clock, p NJ. all the land in the town of Huntington,
VI. belonging to the estate of the late Richard Bur-
ling, of Purchase Westminster Co. N. ", consisting
Of five lots of 100 each and lot Of 30 acres
described follows: Lot H. 100 acres north of the
first minister lot corners on Daniel Blanchard; No.
100 acres. east of Charles Bowles No. 2OC 30 acres
south Of Camels Hump; No. IT, 100 acres, joining
Thomas Whitcomb's, east of lot l4S in Bolton No.
quire Of Chester Ingraham Essex, VI. and VIM. P.
Briggs Burlington. JOHN KEESE,
Nov. Q, IA. 3 w2t Agent for Executors.
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ANIMALS for 1919.

THE Illustrated Book Of Christian Ballads,
i Royal 500.
The Gift, with splendid Engravngs.
The Diadem, Alto. with eleven leau titil Iustra-
ticn..
The Drawing Room Annual 4to. a resent for
all seasons, I6 Emle .hments.
The Religious Souvenir.
The Token. (2f) By A. EDWARDS.
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HARPER'S Illuminated Bible, No. IL
IL Price, 25
The American Almanac and Repository of
Useful knowledge, for the year ls45. 100
Meals History Of the Puritans, complete
in No.. 25 cts. each.
Hewitt, illustrated Shakespeare, JNo.3l. i2A
Mysteries ofLondon, patti. l2i
Wandering Jew, part 8. (Wnches'ers ed.) 6
Past and Present, by Thomas Carlyle,
new Ed 25
"a A. EDWARDS.
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NOTICE.

THE copnrtnership heretofore existing under the
l. name and firm Of II. II. Bostwick Il Co., is BY
mutual consent dissolved. All persons having claims
upon the late film, are requested TO present them i'm
medately for adjustment, and those indebted are eur
nesty solicited 10 make immediate payment, us all
matters relating TO the business of that firm must be
speedily closed II. II. BOSTWICK.
T. +. d. w. L. STRONG.
Burlington, Nov. 7ih, 1874. "a
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Bass and Dbl. Bass ViOls.

WYE are authorized to offer to responsible Choirs
w or individuals fine plain and handed Bass Vlos
at much lower prices for cash four six months
Credit, all who wish buy are invited examine
assortment, which will be sold cheaper than any
other person will sell.
Melodians, Accordians Flutes, Flageoets, Cheap,
cheaper, cheapest
BRINSMAID g. BROTHERS.
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Violin Strings

DY the Bundle, Dozen or Single, Bass Viol, Gui,a
ID and other Strings for sale bv
INSMAID g. BROTHERS.
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NOTICE.

TIME subscriber has for sale -
i | Lumber Wagon. with cast iron axletrces--
made of the hest White Oak
I Lumber Wagon with wrought iron axstress
| One Horse Lumber Wagon,
gone Horse Pleasure Wagons.
The above Wagons will be sold Cheap fer Ca'h
or Gain-or exchanged for good young Horses, o.
Wood. IL. WHITNEY.
Burlington, Oct I2d, 1874. 2iH
NEW GOODS.
II & II. II. DOOLITTLE have Just received q
/ large and general supply OF FaN and Winter
Goods among which, are
American, French and English Broalcloths and Cas-
simeres, Beaver Cloths, with a good assortment Of
trimmings TO match.
A new and SPLENDID style Of Cacoes, Cashmerer,
| Alpac,ns, Roumeas Semendr as.
A large supply Of Bleached and brown Cotions,
Cotton yarn, wicking, Carpet Warr, wadding and
Cotton Bats.
They have on hand the rest OF
Hvson Tyson Skin rrAu
Young Hyson and Pouchong TEAS
ST, Croix, I
Porto Rico, SUGARS
Loaf and
Powdered, J
Pepper, Spice, Ginger Cloves, Nutmss'.
s s e., and eoFrH's'
To which they s.k a''s0'' Of al wS x s,Ns %
| buy shcap. s""
| Nov. 6, lsAt
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ShaWls, ShaWls !!

DICH Cashmere, I'm. do. Brorha Enid Belvilere,
IL Golored Silk, Black Silk, Bacl; Satin, Damask,
Net Plaid Kabyle. Florida. Brk. and Coored Nous
Lame, Chine, Honey Comb Paris, Alabama Wool
Plain AID Siaiped WOODEN Shaw-, for sale cheap, by
LOVELY q. SEYMOUR,
Two doors north OF their old Stand.
November l4h 1874. q
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VENDUE ADJOURNED.
TIME Sale of the House and Lot belonging to the
L Estate Of LOUIS DERV1LLIE, deceased, will
take place at Proutys, late Howards Hotel, on the
l4th day of November next, n, o'clock, =. NJ.
WIN. A. GRlSWOLD, admir-.
Oct. 81, 1874. 23w3
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SELECT SCHOOL.

MIR. J. NJ. BUELL. will commence the Winter
w Term OF his SELECT SCHOOL for Girls and Bovs
on Wednesday the llth Of December.
Tuition.
For English Studies, saO0
Greek, Latin and French, 400
Chirography, (Extra) 80
Square. 2Aw3
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NEW FALL GOODS.

NEW L ALL UUUUN.
TIVE snb>cri' ers have jus, received very large
! s1ppy OF rich Fall Goods among which are the
following articles.
Goods for Fail dresses.
French nous de laines of all patterns, cashmere
d'tcos>e chameleon lsirrs, Parrneuar, fancy plaid
Alpaca brown do, black and blue black do Ilack
and llie black alpine>, large assortment OF black
and bc black and fancy silks, striped and PLAID DO.
Afghan satin, winter Lalzornes.
Ribbons.
Hat, ca? and neck ribI on.. plain ,aTe,a', satin DO.
I.accs.
English, French, and German thread lares and
c'gines, Li>le Guimpure, Ashhurlon fs'd and ps .
NcIls, LACK AMI While.
SlawIs.
Camel hair Brorhe damask, cashmere d'Ecosss.
and Scotch plaid shawls.
Gloves.
lalie.' and Gen ienen's black and white and col.
ored xii Glove, long, white kid, and silk blk, WIRE
aud co'ored silk, Hack and cold M... black and Llus
bla * veil grapes.
Bac; and Hue lack English cloth, lrown, green
aud invisible green do lk and blue blk ca,smercs
plaid AMI s,rined do Xix and blue blk satin vesng.j
blk and blue blk silk velvet do; silk velvet. Of all col.
ors, for Ladies' has.
Flanneis.
White, rcd, and yellow 3-4, Al, and Ga Flanne's.
beached and uni leache Canton d. plain and printed
Salisbury do. silk, merno, and cotton shirts and draw.
err.
Black and blue lack and cold Girdles cotton and
wors:ed hosiery linen and wors,ed table cover, dia.
per and linen napkins, lleached and unheached cot
tons black aud colored camhrics linen and silk hdkis
Lade,' and Genttemen's cravais, black white, and
cold paper Mullins, plal n, striped and bard do,
cuth fur and hair seal caps, velve, aud fur trimmed
boys do, Buas and Buffalo les, floor mats, and bed
cords
To the above will Re weekly added every thing
new ia>hiona lie and de rable, all Of which will be
offered at the lowest market prices.
-. STAMFORD & Co.
Burlington. Sept l9, 1874 Is
VERMONT CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.
Notice is hereby given thar the books for subscrip.
lion to the Capital Stock of the VERMONT CEN.
TRIAL RAIL ROAD, will be opened on the goth day
of this month, at o'clock, p. NJ, at NJ. Cottr!s
in Montpelier, and at Towards Hotel i, Burlington.
CHAS. PAINE,
JOHN PECK.
| WYLLNS LYMAN,
| DANIEL BALDWIN,
| F.. p. JEWETT,
ANDREW TRACY,
| LEVI B. Villas.
| Oct IL, 1914.
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JUST RECEIVED,
q TONS Of New York Sole Leather, for l6 II and
- lS cents first qualify. Also new stock of La is,
L.. {. LOOMS.
Pearl Street, Nov.7, 1874. 23w3
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CrOckery.

THIS day received, at the Massachusetts Boot
L and Shoe Store, 2 doors abo"e Lovely & Sev.
kinds usually worn in the country consisting OF
Gents coarse boots Calf pegeed and fine sewcd Boots
Boys boots and Gents and hoy's hrogans; Gents
half Caters; Buskins, slippers, and Toilet shoes -
Misses and children's Booices and shoes; Women
lace Bootsi Gents Rnbbers; Ladies' Rubbers, plain
lined ond mrbound, which will be sold low for cash
or good pay. A. ORVIS.
Burlington, Oct "a, ~. 81 If
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SLEIGH AND CUTTER SHOES.
OOn PAIRS "BlooPs" best, for sale at he South
ZOU wharf" Purchasers will do well TO give us a
call a. we will not be under,old under any circnm>an
ces FOLLETT BRADLEY 4 Co.
Oct. 10, 1874. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-23

ed Constitution, w' combine The energetic eterons
OF al the friends Of so glorious a canse. In own
"anclent and renowned Commonwealth" The political
lessons and The lusrIous virtues of our revered JEFF
'ets"n, Madison, John Taylor, and Spencer Roane,
are sun preserved amongst in vivid recollection.
ne very remembrance of these august Names stamp
ing on our minds The strong impression of their prime
pcs, w'li act es ta!smanic appeal up aud
stimulate to active and harmonious exertion the mhois
democracy OF Virginia. Success will be the certain
reward OF union Of counsels, and manly defence OF
Irn'h Victory cannot be driven from our Republican
'trnaard, by The deceit and reachery of armed
trails or by the prole-taons and sophisry of unprnci
pied aposlates and liish rcnegades.
a EISCIPLE OF JEFFERSON.
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come 'nvineioie, and walks over the course with lei
surely dignity. Under the auspices of Tate, Wh'gge
ry has evidently got the go back in Smylh.
"Ihe Wings are, or affect TO be, something san.
guine about RUSSELL. They have watering mouth
for that county. Always beaten. yet somehow or aao-
Their, they think, If any county in the district BE-
got, Il IS Russell-and accordingly, platoon of dis
trict delegates was precptated at Lebanon TO make
sure OF the conquest. Aud how will all these extra
ordinary appliances end A sheriff OF the county,
with as good know ledge Of the state Of the
as The candidates themselves possess, informs that
George Cowan will increase his vote ut 'Casties-
Woods and the "Glades, and his election is erain,
II The people turn out, ~ strong majority.
"ln ScoTr, the Democrats, in many other counties
OF the State where majorties very heavy
likely to Jeopardse the election, by the running OF two
candidates against one Whig-(a Jackson Democrat,
we are informed, he sometimes calls hmseli) and u
successful effort made To get Mr. Fugate to with
draw, and leave the late representative, MIR James
Kane, TO contest the county Of Scott with the Wig,
alias the Jackson Democrst But James Kane will be
elected by some $50 votes, in spite OF the nonsenscal
hubbub about bonds, writings obligatory, deeds,
'feofnens, bargain and SALE bills of sale, and what
not The people not to be caught by such chat as
that.
Now for the noble county Of LEE-How stand mat
ters there As We expected and predlc.ed-snre
enough-a Mr.. Fhs is out the Wing side. After
this can It be possible that the trio OF Democratic can
didates will obstinaely persist, and play the Tragedy Of
the Kilkenny Cats-devour each ether, tail and ears!
1--WE shall say nothing Of TAzEwELL. There are no
Wings herenearly scarce, (no offence in the com
parison) snakes Ireland. Tazewell always fires
Paxhan gun at the Wings. Tazewel!, in the South
West, is what the county Of Madison is in Eastern
virgina-boh hang like thunderclouds upon the from.
tiers of their districts.
"The probable condition Of things in the county of
Wy,he as we hear il sometimes reported We are ut.
terly amazed at. sWhat can he matter be-, when with
majority of quite 600 in Wylhe, the contest of par
ties IS there represented to be doubtful. We shall
never believe that the excellent Mr.. Fulton,
(Whig,) will beat Col Gleaves, (Dsmocrat) II can
not be, that any extent OF family alliances and con-
ne xons shall neuralze large Democratic majority
"Upcn the whole, We congratulate the country upon
our prospects in the South West. And We again re
new our entreatss with friends the contested
countes( Lee, for exampe)-to get rid of their super
numerary candidates, and thereby beat the Wings and
beat them badly
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BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL
CAUTION TO THE REPUBLICANS
Pegare Of the Tricks Of the coons

We must caution friends against any new hum
bugs which the Wings may play oft the very We of
The Election Such tr cks-such nsiG1us means 10 de-
Jude the people, where the re time dissipsts
their misrepresentation, unworthy Of honorable
party. Yet we have tried than once, even
III Virginia. by the ntrguers Of their party. Beware
of such tricks Listen TO such humbugs, but des-
pse them and their authors We impelIed TO
throw out this caution, IN consequence OF having re-
ceived by last evening mail two copies Of the follow
ing handb'l issued BY the Harpers Ferry Democratic
Association
"To THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.
Crcnlar ofhe Hrpers Ferry Democrnc association.
SPREAD THE ALARM !-SpRE,D TIE ALARM!
"Yes say to the People, let alarm fires be kndled
on every mountain and hilltop Of this good Old Com
monm ealth. Let them blaze, until as beacon lights,
they shall have rouscd lnaSse the people from
Of line Stale TO the other Pass rapidly along
the line, from post 10 post scatter il far and wide from
old 10 young and with despatch, over Frgnias whoe
extent, that FOUL SYSTEM OF FRAUD AND
lTREACllERY, is now at work TO impose upon the
People Of the ancient Dominion in the coming con-
test. Spurious extracts, purporling 10 be genuine.
from the Honorable Mr. Woodbury's Speech
the Tariff, and Tracts Of Misrepresentation and DE-
traetion, are TO flood the State day two before
the election. Spedkers too, just or the OF the
Election TO harangue the people nj different points
all over the State complete system OF treachery
and fraud is in wicked progression. We the peo
pie Of virginia TO be on their guard. Spread it from
10 another until it shall have traversed the State
We call upon every sentinel Of Democracy to stand TO
his post. We call upon the vctersthe patriotic and
the good OF oil parties n dsnounce this shameful sys
TEN of icsery TO carry Virginia. Honest appeal to
son proper and desire it; but appeal to the pas
SONS Of men, embeshcd with traud and Hiekery,
despse.
"Our village has just been deluged with the above
stuff Two BARRELS Of TRACTS AND SPEECHES arrived
by Boat from Washington, and scattered like
snow fakes The county.-l0,000 copies in (or
m their wuy TOY Clarke county. The person circu-
latng them, connected, of course with members of
Congress, is individual Of Washington, by the name
of PECK, Stage proprietor. Every nook and
of The State is to be deuged with them, by AGENTS,
just before the election.
awe say to our frends-be at the polls-swear every
doubtful voter-see that the elective franchise is pre-
served untrammelled Thunder the attack that is to
be made from one portion of the ancient Domi-
Mon to the other. Spread the alarm onward through
the State.
"Harper's Ferry, 18th April 1874"
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CHARLES rORTUAN-

IOTTEHT VE-NDER, RICH.WONI n,
* ELLIS Tickets in all lotteries advertised the Managers
- c. Gregory Co., and the l-lm either by the pac
age for 4 single ticket
See sketch Of rich Schemes 10 be drawn Alexandria
April 27th.-S30.00o, 1000 1900, &c Tickets $40
May dih-S35, 29i, 10000 100 Of Co., &c-Tckeis SO
llh-s30,0go, 10 Oon, GOO, &c.-Tickets $40.
ISth-S30,000, 10000, 20 of 900 &c.-Tick-ts $40
25ll.-sjO,nD0 10000, Is, 900, &c.-Tckrts s20.
Or All orders confidential, and executed dispatch
Drawing Of the Alexandria Lottery. Class b. April 20th
81 80 II ~ s . % 10 20 10 ~ 81 u.
D Nos. 10 Gi TO- Whole, Prize $780, per letter f.. N
this Office 10 4 country customer
April % Il2-lt
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LITTLE Rock, Arkansas, April 10

LIrrLE ROCK, Arkansfs, ApfH IU
Hon Peter v. Daniel, Judge Of the United States
Circuit Court reached this CITY on yesterday. The
CONT is now in session, and hss before many inter
esng and importan, cases.-[Ban1er
Bishop O;ey, Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
reached this city on Monday afternoon, preached u
the evening, confirmed number OF members oil I'M
church. and left the same night, on MS way hone"afo
via Vicksburg, Miss IBID
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TExAs-We understand that the Treaty with Texas
was expected 10 be sent in 10 the Senate yesterday
We have great confidence in the negotiations of the
Secretary Of State and have doubt that he has done
for the best 1t is believed that very important and
imposing letter from Mr. Calhoun will accompany the
Treaty The issue now is, care you for the .fmtri-
can or the BRITISH eide of the question p Whoever
may donbt or fater cav threaten, we go for TEXAS
10 be part and parcel of the United States.
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General James Hamilton has published an eloquent,
able and stirring letter 10 Mr. McDule, the subject
of the Anne alton Of Texas. II is dated on the lth
from New Orleans, his return from Texas lie
meets the argument of D. Websers leterand asks
whether we have any other alternative but ASsExA-
r,os or DlssSlox: We shall publish the letter on Friday
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Remember that no vote good but where the property
was assessed during the last year. (and not this spring.
and the taxes paid Aese IS fictitious and fraudulent
And whoever palms such vote upon the Sheriff
is subject TO punishment We speak advlsfdly upon
the character Of such vote. The opinion, duly Ger
tied by the best legal counsel, published IN las
Springs Enquirer. Therefore, take heed, all parties
concerned
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To BUILDERS AND MECHANICS
G EA1ED PROPOSALS Will be received by the
~ until Saturday the 2 instant Work and Mater
furnished performed Building
for the Medical College aud nlmlry The lot w
Of and Church Streets back Of the Monumental Church.
In this city,
For Carpenters Work the whole or In part.
Bricks and Hrckiaying
Granite and Granite Work, and Materials.
Plastering and Stocong aud Materials.
Painting aud Glazing, and Materials
Roofing and Materials Work only
Blacksmth's Work and Materials.
For further information, apply the office Of The Architect
of and 9th streets, Richmond, Virginia.
signs and specifications can be examined.
TlOS $. STEWART, Architect.
April % Il9-2t
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NJ We refer our readers to some very interesting
extracts from the Ralgh Standard and the Democratic
Signal, showing decidedly how MIR. Clay was cleo
pioneering ia the Capital of North Carolina.
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NJ II is with sincere sorrow we have TO announce
The death of Col. CLAIBoRSE w. GoocH, OF this
county, late Of this City He breahed his last on Sun
day, after weeks indspostion eve have no time
this morning to prepare such Obituary as We desire,
n nd we mnst nosipone II oil Friday