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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-04-04
Trustees Sale.

EsY virtue of a Deed of Trust executed to the
- subscriber by John Wright, bearing date the
18th day of February, ls43, and duly recorded in
the Clerks Office of the County Couyt OF Angus
Ia, shall proceed to sell for cash to the highest
bidder, at the residence of said Wright on Fri.
day the 9th of April next, the following property,
viz; One Road Wagon, with cover, gear, &c.
complete for six horses; bay Mare, years old;
sorrel Horse, years old; 8 iron-gray Horses,
three years old; gray Mare, eight years old;
sorrel Horse, three years old; yearline Colt; 9
Beds, with Bedsieads and furniture, Clock,
Copper Kettle, Desk, Bureau and Cupboard
with its contents, 100 bushels Corn, 80 bushels
Rye, SCOTS Family Bible, Newton's Works,
Bnnyan's Works, Josephus's Works, mems
Saddles, 3 side Saddles, & Brides. ] Pot, O.
vens, 8 Shovels 3 pair longs, Looking Glass
es, 2 mccormick Ploughs, 2 Harrows, 2 Shovel
Ploughs, 3 Tables, Cows, Loom and fixinps,
pair Andirons, smoothing Irons, and all The
Spring House Furniture, and all the Grain then
growing on the plantation on which the said
Wright resided.
Acting as Trustee, ! shall convey such title
only as is vested in me by the deed OF trust aforc-
said. JOHN BROOKS. Trnsice
March 81, 1871.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-04-04
THE WHEAT CROP.

The Alexandria Gazette speaks of the appear
ance of the growing Wheat in that neighborhood
as very promising. The same may be said of
the Wheat crop generally in this valley-bu, it
is too early in the season to predict results with
much confidence.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-04-04
& HARNESS MAKING.
BOOKS AND STATIONARY
April a, 1874.

OBERr CoWAN offers for sale. cheap for
4 cash, the following Books and Stationary
Allison's History of Europe, Dicks Works, Life
and Speeches OF Henry Clay, Macauley's Mis-
cellanies, Tales Of Every Day Life in Sweden,
by #. Bremer, Jankin on the Prophecies, Hop
kins on the British Reformation, Whately's Er-
rors OF Romanism. The Kingdom of Christ deli
heated by Whately, The Gypsies of Spain, Lives
OF the Queens of England, the Bible in Spain,
Family. Bibles, Common Prayer Book, Presbyte.
rIan Psalms and Hymns at reduced prices, Cur
ley's Mission TO England, Miss Leslie's Com.
plete Cookery, Virginia Housewife, Charles o.
Malley, cheap edition, The Works of Charlotte
Elizabeth. Anthon's series of Classical! Works,
Ainsworh's Latin Dictionary, Ruddiman's Latin
Grammar, Adams Latin Grammar, Levizac's
French Grammar. Meadow French and Enolish
Dictionary, Pcot's First Lessons in French, Pr
cots French Students Assistant, Frost's United
States, Coburns intellectual Arithmetic, Col
burns Sequel, Jones Chemistry. Jones' Philoso-
ply. Comstock's Chemistry, Guys Astronomy
and keih on the Globes, Mitchelis School Geo
graphy and Atlas, Primary Geography, Atlas of
Outline Maps and Key 10 the Study of Mans.
Pixies Arithmetic, Murray's Grammar. Kirk
hams Grammar, Davies Algebra, Walkers Die
tionary, Cobb's Dictionary, Webster's Spelling
Book, Cobb's Spelling Book, United States
Reader, New y ork Reader Emerson's Reader
Life of Marion, Life Of Washington, &c. &c.
Writing Paper, Quilts, Ink, Ink Powder, Black
Sand, sealing Wax, Waters, Glass Seals Lead
Pencils, States. slate Pencils, silver Pencil Ca
ses, Ever Points, Port-Fol &c. &c. Ken
dall's Life Of Jackson.
April 4, l811-1t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-04-04

JrDGE ELLiorr.-On the 18th ult. the lower
house ofthe Louisiana Legislature adopted articles
of impeachment against this judicial officer. Two
gentlemen only voted against them Acoinmit,ee
Of two was appointed to communicate the articles
to the Senate.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-04-04

The Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company
give notice that the rates of travel on their road
will be reduced one-half 10 persons going to and
returning from the great Political Conventions
which to assemble in Baltimore in the month
of May next.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-04-04

The Hon. John Mason, the new Secre-
tary of the Navy, has arrived at Washington,
and entered upon the duties of his Office.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-04-04

The Tyler men of Mathews County have fol-
lowed suit to those of Williamsburg and held
meeting to declare In favor Of Mr.. Il. for Pre-
sident.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-04-04

S1eThe next semi-annual meeting Of the
Lexington Prcsbytcry will be held in the Presbyterian
church IN Saunon, on Wednesday the 9th day of A.
pril, 1874, at o'clock, p. NJ.
j. a. NANLEAR, Stated Clerk
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-04-04

~ All persons having Books or Surgical
instruments belonging to the estate of Dr. Geo.
w. McCul!och, are earnestly requested to return
them before the day of SALE
JAMES WALKER. Admir-
OF Doctor G.. w. McCuoch, decd
April 1, 1874.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-04-04

TEXAs.-A recent arrival at New Orleans, brings
dates to the 10Th ut. The commissioners 10
Mexico were expected daily to arrive. The pre-
else nature Of the conclusion Of their labors was
not known; but was thought an armistice had
doubtless been established
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-04-04

~ The Workingmen's Literary Association
w. OF Stanton will meet al the Courthouse
on Saturday evening next, at O'Clock. A Lee
ture may be expected. An.
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A Washington Correspondent of the New York

Washington Correspondent ofthe New York
Commercial Advertiser writes -
There is another piece of trickery whispered
about by the knowing ones in this quarter-no less
one than this. President Tyler's Cabinet, after
secretly negotiating with Texas a Treaty for the
annexation ofit-and after by every means nossi
BILE, endeavorng 10 influence Senators to vote for
1t when 1t comes before them, is at the same time
negotiating for the consent of Mexico by special
messenger despatched to our minister, Mr.. Thomp-
son-thus holding forth an argument against the
justice OF the annexation while endeayornp to
force it upon the country"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-04-04

The N. Y. Commercial Advertiser says: $50
Tar as aJudgment can be formed from the result
OF The town elections the Wings will carry every
.hing before them at the next general election in
this State.''
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-04-04
BLAIR & BRoCKENBRoUGH,
Commission and Forwarding Mcrchunts,

RICHMOND, VA.
OFFER their services TO the public, for the
~ lransacting of General Commission and
Grocery Business. Their Office and Warehouse
is immediately on the Basin Bank. Their stock
OF Groceries is good, and shall always be sold low
for cash, or on the usual credit, to those who pay
promptly. From the experience of their senior
and The exeriions of both, they hope to give sat
isactlon to all who may patronise them, and they
solicit share of public patronage.
H. r. BLAIR,
}. w. BROCKENDROUGH.
Richmond, April 4, ISI1-tf
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-04-04
March 81 1914.
! NEVER FAILING CURE FOR THE TOOTH ACHE

! NEVER FAILING CURE FOR THE TOOTII-aCIE
4 should be known 10 all whom it NAV con
-cern, that large number of the citizens Of Au4
gnsta county, for few months past, have beet,
testing Jest the efficacy of Dir. DEHEFTY'S CELE:
DRAFTED MUSCOVITUS TOOTH--hCTJE
DkoPS, and that in every instance 1t has effect.
ed radical cure even in the most ihveterate cases
OF this horrld complaint. Ii is also highly efficaa
c'ons IN the preservation Of decaying teeth, and
IN removing all tartar rand scurvy without the use
of an instrument.
~ The above article can be obtained al Al
iimes, by the dozen or single vial, at S. B.
browns store, Fishersville also al Cant. Me-.
Cl"ng's and j.. Berkeley's, StauntoD, and 40
Lynn's, Waynesborough
April 6.
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81 O n 7 @ IS o
April A, lS44--tds

81 O II 7 @ 5 o
'NiE Partnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers in the Saddling business is
this day dissolved. Those having claims against
the hrIn vii! please present them, and those in
debted are earnestly requested to make immediate
payment. DANIEL PICKRING,
CIlAS. III. BALL.
Staunton, April |, IS41.-3t
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j. BALDWIN, Recorder.

We, the Undersigned, did not see the murder
committed. being on the boat at the time, but can
state that the facts related above, after the pri-
soner (ltincbeIo) was taken board, are correct;
and that the rumors afloat respecting the prison
er's being taken to Arkansas and dealt with sum
marty, are false, nothing of the kind was suc-
gested. J. u. THOMPSON,
ALIEN. CLEMENTS
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me this 18th
February, 1874.
]. BALDWIN, Recorder.
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p r e r

PAL e r.
ION REAMS wrapping Paper, 5 Gross Bonnet
wv Boards, for sale low by
G. Il. COCHRAN g. CO.
March 7, 1914.
BROWN, TAYLOR & TUCKER
OFFER for sale amongst other articles
90 hhds p Rico and N 0 Sugar, new crop.
SO bbls N o Molasses,
200 bags Coffee, Rio, Laguyra, Java and
Mocha.
20boxes double refined Loaf Sugar.
$50 boxes superior Sperm Candles.
100 90 Taliow Lard, and Stearic Candles.
100 bbls No Cut Ilerrings.
600 kegs Nails, assorted sizes.
200 sacks Liverpool fine Salt.
Cotton Yarns, Leather, Cheese, Soap &c.
Richmond, March 7-2m.
RROWN & TAYLOR, of Richmond, have
this day associated with them BeveRLEY
Tucker, Esq.
The style of the firm will hereafter be Brown,
TAYLOR a. TUCKER, under which they will con-
duct General Commission and Grocery business.
Richmond, Feb. l5-2m.
n ST received few barrels of Tanners Oil,
No. White Lead, Sperm Candles, Rice,
Pepper, and other Spices, Dye Stui1s, patent
steam and rosin Soap, and Cotton Yarns from diffe-
rent factories, all at reduced prices.
E. MAY.
He wishes 10 hire or purchase Cook woman,
without incumbrance.
Stanton, Feb. 8, 1914
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April 4, lS41-tds
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-09-20
Cav WILLOWS Esta te.
STATE OF VERMONT, A T a sessio

STATE OF p ,s.;s' Go ls
holden AT North Hero wi hin and for the District OF
Grand lie, un the 81 / day of August, A. ID. lS4i
comes Guy REYNOLDS and Lewis l.aod, admin sra
Tors of the e,a. of Guy Wilcox, laie OF Gran Lie
IN SAID district decea ell in'es ate, AMI he IN snu
Court their petition, writing, 'ctng ior'l mat 'ne
inventory of the personal cale OF the sa detea' eu
amounts 10 S776,73, and that the claims aoain,t snn
e. tate. allowed y commissioners, amount 10 eiioo
80; that the EXPENSE OF administering said estate Is
not less Than SIS 90; and that portion of The per-
sonal e ,taie amounting 10 S24i7l, has been a>>Un
ed to The Widow; hat the personal estate OF >aid IN,
,estate is insufficient to pay the debts agaln,, saiu
estate and the costs Of administrator, 'y SlZoou",
and lha, il will lie necessary 10 se, The who'e OF me
real estate of laid in'esinle for the payment ct the
debts again.t the said e>'a'e and costs ahnnstra
,on thai The sail n,e. tate die seized OF farm OF
land in Grand le, ON wph he lived prevo Is to AMI
al the time of his dea b. about So acres Of which is
s lee, 20 mortgage to secure he payment oaoIli
$1,000 10 Melvin Barne., and rs acres inclnberei y
| a lie estate of r. nice Wilcox, and the Whole Sub,
ect the Widows right Of Dover, and praying sad
CoIr To lcen.e the laid administrators 10 sell Inc
whole of SAID rta estate Under The said ncumhrnnce,
and al.o the rever,ionary interest in the Widow
Dover, reea lv 10 statue IT, such cae provided
| WHrREupoN, The colr aforesaid doth appoint The
ST day OF October next for hearing and derldng on
sal pc lion, at the Prol ale office, in North Herr" III
SAID d>irc', and doh order that all per ons IN ere>et
noii ell ihrreofly pnlira'lon OF This order thret
weeks s,cce>.veiv in The y Ellington Free Press,
newspaper prin,e al B rngion, in Chntenden cOun
v the la I Of which pul calions to be previous tt
| ,ai 5 DAY of O,iol er mex.
| Given uner nv hand n North Hero this 81 day
Of August, 1871. l5w3 JOEL ALLEN, Judge
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-09-20

GO To the DEMocRArIc MAIDEN" o.
the Sentinel and Democrat:
Poor dear little maid is your mother
Informed of the fact that you're out?
Don't you think she would make quite pothe-,
II she knew what her "eal" was aboutl
Only think what hard case is ours,
Shut out from all chance 10 obtain
damsel that swears by the powers
Our wooing shall prove 10 be vain!
So you "certainly think you may soon,"
"Conclude" tif you can) i" to get married!'
But that ne'er by a "fussy old coon"
Will you be TO the minister carried.
Oh! certainly, Just as thought;
Your prophecy's like to prove true;
No true hearted Wing could be caugh,
To wed she poikat like you!
You talk Of the "debeauchee Clay"
With the air If an old party hack,
Do you know. silly girl, Whit you say1
What pity you can't take It back!
1t will give Mr.. Clay quite a shock,
More grevous than any before,
To know tina, lass in frock,
Has repeated fasehood once more!
snow, look to it well, ye young gallan,s,"
This "maiden" can brook no delay;
Come, quick or she's off of her alance,
And the ID will then be TO pay!
Only read how she woos you to bliss,
She beckuns and tenders her hands"
And The shor. of the matter is this,
The supply does'n, meet the demand
That her terms are quite hard. can be proved,
For she wants one that's able TO say
THE battle is fought, my Ieloved,
And we've beaten the ,issou,e Clay!'
fov mus, back out Of that, or you're dshed;
Sweet child If you wed you must take
boy that can't say what you wished,
Unless he would lie for your sake.
And I'm thinking you'll come to it yet
Dui bless me! while we have been sitting.
And talking OF Clay, and all that,
My dear! what's become of your kni,tnp7
Oh pshaw! there can surely be no man,
No matter how lone and unbles
Who would take to his bosom a woman
That slandered great Hal Of the West! S.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-09-20
Clay, Club.

The next regular Meeting Of
the BURLINGTON CLAY
CLUB will bchoIden at the Court
House on MONDAY EVE
MING next, S'p'cmbrr %.
The members arc requested to
assemble punctually at SEVEN
o'clock.
Z. A. STANSBURY, Secretary.
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RICH GOODS.

TUE subscriber la- Just returned from market
l. with large orlment OF fall good, comprising,
Alpaca, Alpaca Popn, ALPINE, b IN azlne, Or
leans Cloth, Victorian Clo'h, Nd Lnnc, very rich
Leopard d Lame, Camean Brocade, &c.
Also, Brocha Shawl Ca ,hmere, ThLe', Dama>k,
Nd Lame, and Plaid Shawls.
Also, a good as, ortnen' OF Broai Clio h, Beaver
Cloth. Cashmere Sanelr. Ve>,mgs, &c. latest styles
of Gimp Trimmings, Sc. &c.
The al owe goods were selected with care, ought
low, and will be sold low mistake. Those Wishing
Towards. DANIEL KERN.
Church ,t.,"', S'rt. IS, lSi4 l6
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enumerated in the Decalcgue. I laugh at the
straights to which my opponents are driven
They are to he pited. Shrinking from all the
issties arising out Of the great questions Of ma
tional policy, which have hitherto divided the
cou,.try, they have no other refuge left, but in
personal abuse, tetraction, and defamation. !
have lived down these attacks heretofore' and
with the blessing of Providence, hope to sur
vive those which are now directing against me
Most certainly my surprise at the attempt to
make me out friend Of free wade with foreign
countries, and an opponent Of the Protective
policy, ought to be greater than that of my com
pettor at the ef,rt TO establish his friendship to
the Protective policy.
Esemain, always truly and faithfully,
Your friend,
II. CLAY. d,
T..
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$50 Reward !!

CTOLEN from one horse Wagon few rods east
~ from the Methodist encampmcnt in Ferrishurgh,
on Sunday afternoon 18th inst, large Carpet fsa 6
Of ght gay Color containing n large red Merlin,
shawl, one white lace half shawl, edge with worked
lace one round block lace cape, one pair long black
lace mi ts, one plain lgh silk dress, trimmed wi h
pearl utons, one blne black alpine dress. trimming
lack gimp, one dark green and red clangenhle al
pacca dress and cape, gimp edur one pair black silk
hose one pair black French kid shoes No. a. three
long white loose night dresses and caps one lined
black silk apron h,irhrnsh, &c. &c. The above be-
longed to three individuals Whoever will detect the
ZION where they may be obtained, shall be entitled to
ten dollars reward.
Please give information IN 5. L. NARAMORE,
Shelburne, Sept. 10, 1874. l6
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NEW GOODS AT WHOLESALE

NEW GOODS AT WHOLESALE.
on M Drilled Eyed NcetIles,
~ 100 Parks solid headed pins,
$40 Cakes shaving Soap,
800 duz. finger Rings,
100 duz. Bosom Pins,
10 Gross Stay Lace's
90 do Root and Shoe Laceis
SO do Bone and Metal Eyle,.,
do SeitoeS,
do Boxes Knitting Needles,
10 do Side and TwiN Combs,
10 do Fla>t cs and Slides,
do SCISSOR AMI guard chains,
20 do Cheap Thimhes
20 do German Silver, Pa'el Britannia
Sllv,rei and Iron S,oons,
l do Toy Wet hes, and Children Lockes
do Snni Boxes.
100 do Hooks AMI f., e., white and Lack,
8 do Victoria Diaper Pms,
8 do Pocket Books,
3 do Watch chains AMI keys,
3 do Masks.
100 Brass end Wood Clocks,
3 d, z. Willow wang ms and cradles,
3 dt 2. Willow Go-car's and chair,
We are receiving thee and varotis other goods 10
make cur a>sor ment ve'y complete, of onr Firm
is now in Mar ,el aul any Goods wanted " any Of
our Gu. TONERS will le spec, lily forwarded. Person,
lie ro Of laying in their fal! and winer stock cheap
for ca>h will save their rennie by irving ear
cal. l6 BRINSMAllj d. BROTHERS
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VNHE PICTORIAL. HISTORY OF THE UNI
i ted States is now complete, il may be seen at
Sln iun'ineton's who is duly authorized to Ill all
orders in relation to this valua lie work Every Amer
will feel proud be the owner of this History
All who may have orders left with them will do me
n favor nv ,rnnsm shifting them 10 Mr. Huntingdon
u, w Basdell ofNergennes, IS m authorized agent.
vi the counties in the sin'e will lie visited soon as
practicable fo' the circulation OF this unrivaed Amer
lean History
d. KIMBALI. Ir. special Agent for W.
Burlington Sept 9Th 1874. Is
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BRIGGS PATENT
FENCE MACHINE.

NOR turning Fence Pckets and other articles O.
wood Of cylindrical form.
| The undersigned continue to operate the abnv,
Machinery al "Wnooski City" where they woul,
be happy To furnish purchasers with some Of ihrir
varieties Of Farm, garden or ornamental Fence
They will also work up Lumber upon shares or b,
| the rod for those who wish.
Owing Ia the advantages which they derive in tn,
| usc "f the ah"". inpro vcment, they nto enabled
aft ri and hcauIii,il fence Gir yards and gar
dens. Mt much less expense than the same can h.,
got mp for in any other way, while foI dira iry l.
| not excelled bv anv IN common use. This valuable
Improvement was first brought out in Western New
York, where II has gone int0 extensive and has
received The appreciation of the Mayor OF the city
Buffalo, with many hundreds Of the first agricu hr-
ISIS and Others IN thai part of the State nlsD ot Gov
| Hubbard. loct JARVIS Judge Churchill and many
Others in New hampshire. In fact wherever II has
been introduced II has cen highly approved. As a
Farm Fence it combines more advantages than any
other fence ever used. II can used without posts
and is therefore not affected by the freezing and
henvng of the ground. II takes less lumber than
any other kind Of fence lisa certain protection agans,
all kinds of cattle, i not liable get out of repair,
cannot be bioicn dorn, Is easily set up taken down
an removed, without injury.
gJNo FARMER should be Without AZ least n sufi-
clen quantity to throw around his fields of grain
and stack yards .
Thomns, N. g.. Haswell, Esq and Messrs Brins-
uaid and Brothers burlington; Hon David Read
Colchester; Ralph Landon, Wllston and VIM
Keeler, E'q, Grand Isle.
yNO " DEWEY.
II p. DEWEY.
ANY person wishing To engage in the above bus.
ness in the counties Of Franklin, Orleans Lnmoille
Washington Rutland. Bennington and Wndhnm in
M. state or anv Of he Eastern counties in the State
IF New York, vii. r;aase apply ns above;
... JNO. N. DEWEY,
,..,,.. :. Agent for Palen,ee.
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NEW TAILORING ESTABLISH.
NEWT.

XVIOuLD respectfully inform the ,rzens OF Bur
w lineton AMI uII' generally, that h, has aiken
The esrab shneni recently OCCUPIED hy CHARLES
BENNS, where he will execute all orders in the
TAILORING BUSINESS
on the .horeJ notice, aud s' .not TO he snrpa
ed From several years experience in The hliness he
feels confident OF in ,urnv general satisfaction.
CUTTING
done for Others make mp, al all times and warranted
10 f., il properly ma leup.
Chnrch-st, Aug, 1914. l2M
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brushes, Brushes. Comhs.

brushes, Brushes, Combs.
4 FULL assortment of beautiful Re-, ewooi bacl ell
"A Hair Brushes, Infants Bri, hes Tooth Nail ard
Comb ryhes, Clothes and Shoe Bru, hes, Floor md
irarih Bn'-he>, scrub ing and flesh Brush hes Mezo-
unto Brn he, hne comb cleaners OF several kini-
broom Brr he, dust AMI crumh brn, hes in hort,
almost every kind OF rr'h in n.e, Tor and beast
We have them for brushing horse, clothes HAIR.
hoes, &c, for ,rrbhing and cleaning house, for
hats, for tai le, and for most uses
Also, the very best and finest ivory Combs, .hell.
horn, wool bras api German silver G, MI 4. iu.t
received. BRiNSMAiD & BROTHERS.
Aug. S0lh, ~. "a
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

~ mum BOOAS.
1000 ELEMENTARY Spelling Books,
WV iG ,oo A N New AriIhme'ir,
500 Emersons 1T Class Reader,
500 81
500 81
300 Porers Re,orical Reader,
100 Coll urn'> Ar hme ic.
SO B'rri'i's Geography Of the
Heavens,
500 S,nder' ,pell,ng book,
100 National do do
SO Norh American do
100 Swei'> new English Grammar.
THIS - the 'esi Engll'h grammar now used, AM
is introduced extensively into st hools.
A great variety Of full hound and halfbonnd Ledger,
Journals, Day Books, and Memoranda Wrapping
Cap, and eller paner. Ini, Steel pens Y the Eros
Sealing Wax AMI Waters by The IL. &c. &c, which
will e ,od for good whle or rown paper rigs, oil
which 20 ions are now wanted by The subs ,rber
School Teachers and Merchants will lie supplied
with any Of The above hooks al the publisher, price,
aud mos. kinds Of produce receive in payment.
v. HARRINGTON.
Burlington. Aug, 90 h, 1874. l6
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NI'RAYED

IRON the enclosure Of the subscriber, on Frd ay
the 23l uil n large light red Cow she has u
short tail, and is little lame in fore leg. Any in
fprm1i'n IN regard TO her whereabouts, will he duly
rewarded HENRY MAYO.
Burlington, Sept 6, 1874 llw3