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FRAUDS AT ELEcrIoNs.-The speech Of the Hon.
Mr.. Clngman n member OF Congress from Nor h
Carolina which has been epnbsicl in the Express
is document that ough, IN be printed and circulated
throughout the Unmn, and placed in the hands of
every American cillzen. he inCis whrh 1t contains
relative the late pr sdcnal election and the frauds
which it disclnsrs having been pra"tsed on thar
The people of the Unl,n. Ii onre known by them.
every man who regards the existence and security of
our Union and Constitution. aud the safety Of lr
eminent and nStlur,uns. must be alarmed N the dan
ger with which they are threatened. The statements
in that speech are correct and the election of Mr.
Polk was carried nv the most gross corruption and
the most foul aud aggravated frnui> and II the
siitutlnn had been provide with the power to canva
and sc,niinize elections this would unst unlu son-
ably be set aside and vncarrd. As it IS the Wh,ns
nre IN duty bound % their county, well as them.
selves, collect many well 1n'hcn lrai"d firfs On
the suh'c may he and publish them, that the pee"
pie NAV that the man who holds the office Of
Chief Magistrate # III" question could he drcldrd be-
fore any LEGAL ihuna having lu'is Teton of the "nsr
h'snp st claim 10 the ila,tr.aad Is IN TRUTH no bet
ter than usurutr.
II 10 # the greatest im0ortaucc that when n man
is declared Ia he el"ct,d President of Il Uurd States
and has atilinet that honor hv mranE Whirh no hon
est nr honorable person wOuld -ubni To. the manner
in whrh that event In been accomplished should he
made known Ia the people. and published to the
world. Our svsirn OF government, and our cnnu'rv
are involve in the disgrncr which necessarily attends
such state Of thjn.s Bv the acts Of the people
alone can the evil he avoided in iuUrr.
I'VE hope this SPEECH. and other public docnmcn's,
calculated 10 the attention "fihe community
this subject. BE- CATERED far and wide and ular,d
in every mans hands that all NAV see hnw tive ,tc.
ION has he co uc,ed. and nv what means Mir Polk
obtained his honors--N y. Erprcss.
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE

A, the annual meeting Of the Society held on the
Goth ins the off :cs were file for the year ensuing
as follows:-
President d. X. PASoboRS.
Directors. d. X. Panehorn. s. Fletcher e. r.
Ward. 4. b Lowry, II. P. Herrick S. s. Skinner, !.
r Renrdirt
Treasurer, Is,ar Dow; Secretary. G. Fletcher ;
Collector, s. II. Russell; Librarian. y. X. Panr-
born.
Much Of the right spirit was m,nfoscd At the
meeting E.rhl na,nrs were added q the lie, of mem.
'ers. which l.r ever wear had been grai.nlly iii.
minshlnr, by removals. ,I.r. The annual nsspss-
IN N o' one doll - f,r each member he exneud. d
in the iurclIns of books and smaller 10 drlrav
ilcldcn,al expenses, were unanimously voted which
when coIiecte J. will pay up tn, "pnh: debit" leave
a small la ance in the :rea ury and make a handsome
addition 10 the lliaty.
The books and apparatus belonging TO the institute
are KEPT in NJ. PAN born's Wre-room on CutIln',
lane, probably about central and con, cnirnt To-
could be obtained. But what is OF great i'm
portance 10 The socciy, in its present circumstances
the fact thai, by the lhcrality of the Librarian si
will he relieved from any charge for rent, which
has heretofore proved OF lis largest items oil ex-
pense.
81 More readers are wanted!
S. FLETCHER, Secv
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A Nav BANK I.ccE.-We had thought the
burglars. who have cultivated the ait of picking
locks ill they have a. uos' made it science. the
mnst ingenious rcople in the world, hut IL"
truth is Ina, the lock makers keen little in al.
vance Of ,hcm. We have iu-t been shown :"
sample "f N"we'i'S P,'cnt rarantop'ir Bark
Lock-, which strikes Us as wonderfully in.enl-
Gus cnn'rivanre. So ore j. tho roufl deuce of
the proprieinrs, that they challenge the whole
world, plck'orks nnd all. ia open the ! ok with
the key which hplongs To il, and offer the reward
Of "A thousand dollars 10 any one who vii perform
the exploit Tho person accepting the chaerge
is to have twelve hours ,o examine the lock be.
fore attempting to move the bot by means Of
the kew
The key is sn conirived that il may he chang.
ed in ways innumrrahlc. The mmjlrS, as they
are called adapt themselves Ia his change. aud
the lick must he opened hy precisely the same
form of key with which il is shut, Even the
maker OF the lock when the key is once ont Of
his possession aud change is made in it by the
person to whom it has been trrnsfrrrcp, is una
bic 10 npen il. lie other advantages are these,
that burglars cannot ascertain The internal ar.
rangcmcni Of the 'umh'rrs either hv uhnsphnric
lights or external p,essure.-N y Ere. r. ST
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LoUisrANA.-The Governor Of Louisiana
has sent his annual Message TO the Lrgisla-
,urc of the State. 1t occupies about half u
column.
The finances of the State are represented
rs in very 1on,isling condition. lie con-
graduates the Legislature that they will have
no trouble with the Banks. The state PEN
ileniary is C,rmrd out, and the plan Is said
to work well whether the i'm, movcmcnt or
punishment of the prisoners is considered,
we do not hear. lie recommends rnconr-
agcment to the scheme Of anncxing Texas.
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George prind'e's Estate.

Uj~lr' of thi.'erden, =. : Pro a'e Corr
for The | ,lrcI uf Ch1'-ndcn: To al p"r-ons con-
crrnrd in thc,sa'p # GEO3 ~ PRiNnLE ia'c ul
Gharnrcin ,afd Di-'Uf, ,'c rnsrd. GREETING.
WuEREA., Pit f. Hewitt, niminisra'ur Il ihe e..
tate 81 sal deceased, prop" t. 10 rcn account Of
his lmn>'ra'iun, AMI pre- ent hi accom- aga'n't
snil e.'ac iurex1mna non aud allowance AZ a ,e>. ion
of The Court Of Pro ate 10 h. ien at the Reg icr'
Office in Burlington, IN said District, on the fourth
"Wednesday 81 Fee 'arv nex,.
1hereI' re-, fo are here notified t. appear e'ort
-aid cnr' n The TIM" AMI place Aforesaid aud .hew
care. If any yui have, why The account eiure aid
shn I'D NOT T. allnve
CIV, n IN Ter my hand a, Bnrlng on This 2Ist day Of
January a. u. 1915.
AVA VIM WESTON. Prois,,r.
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L'c,,,nlc Tr,ISscs,
DIR. Nunning's Spino Utcri Alb
dolninal Supporter, or
PATENT LACE.

WILL be kept con,,a family on hand by DR.. .IoHS
w w. fMEaY, ol Essex, he having prrcha ell Of
The ORIGINAL Paenec the erciusire right 10 make md
rcnd the anne. within and for The Co mites al Chit
len en- Fran lin, Lrmol'e, an Grand l. IT,.
The PATENT LACE ha~ NOW cen hei,re' he pub.
lie for ~ mn cr uimpnih.-h N 'reI. have cen n-
Pile IN different nari Of the cln'rv, nm with src
cr-> never cfirr rq all.l I 'rv rene 'nl agent
Numrr., well uhrn'i acl Ger III ate. oCi rnrt.
cra iuH ZEN EN- ihrrenoval of I.ci ui l,ng stan :
ing. might e FINISHED from thi.inn,daic vr'nii' -
IN a hHinn 10 the statement a. cases AMI cerilhcn'e
ofclre f,rn he'd Dr.. Banning AMI Others. Blu
iGl, not deemed ncr >arv al the pre- en- 'ine.
ie cnrt ran given 10 IN livI 'als wearing lh Lace,
IN nearly every town IN the Co my.
Phv iran have long fl' the Necessity Of Sppnr-
terdIlitren'lv ron 'rrlel anl more prrlrin il aap
ton To the h IMAM rm than any that ha been i're-
,enlei /" he pa lie. The inve non 'f Banning,
meet with heir general aprru' alton, j. dr -.ne
rer We >vmpoms and remedy a cas- at physical
mala he which cannot T reache V medicine alone,
The de. Cen ,r'l',p areueul OF he VI iran
laxa'on of he abdominm muscles, or other can es,
lend 10 a'icrand 'rringr h-f notion Of every orlan
IN lheh imam system, an :. N many cats this tevla-
Il u from the naiurn heal hv 40 won W par, i the
% " "a to' GCHcrHf dthh iy--iu Vac AMI Fema'e
uf Dyspepsia a e. ION, OF the Stomarh an Lirsr,
Pdipidiion uiihr He1H Spin1i IRRITATION Hysirria
Hvpocondrid. FHes ProIdpsu- iberia, Suppression
Of Frine HE Br0nctHiS Up = he >l,ta err an incl
pieni Consumption all uiwh ch viii m1rh rr'itv-
e. # no entirely removed, v the re Of The Patent
L1re, when the eX s'rnrr i>"au, ed V ply ral de-
rangtnn an a mechanical III plaremcn' Of parr,,
whi h can rta lily a-rertanel ~ "'r erving The
form aud Synp toms the person trlel.
hi. IN = mir,ni I'M cen examine : v nrs. Nor.
Roger, Francis an Gri,rnmh Of New fnrE-'m
Fac dry ufPti.h rph, Ilar furlan New Haven. au,
ha- o. iain,rl heir iavorl leir>iim nv.
AnpIi All n furhi' 1--we may e ia 'e 10 the ~ :
,crrI er, T. sex, or nr, HEINEB' Re-. y IrliuGon.
Patients nra lance WILDE vs',e At her re 'ence
II required JOHN w. EMERY.
is cx, January, 1875 33u
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4 T. y 20 d..

THE Subscriber has sold hrs y ,nks Stationery
Book binding Establishment Sc 10 VIZ Steven
Nhois whn VIII con .lnue lhr hlslucs of Book Ting
and Binding, Blank Book Making At the Stand for
merry occupied hv mvsrli, ton Ii,r corner OF Church
and College Street wnul invite nj iHv old trend,
an customers 10 nve Mr.. Woods a call hirvlnc iha,
he will he able 10 do as well y them any one in
tn vicinity.
shall remnn with Mr. Woods for the presen, ana
shall he m"sl happy 10 see all NV odd PATRONS and
r ends md vi | take this Opportunity Ia roIurn m,
slnrcrest thanks Ia the people of Burlington and NJ.
virntv FIR the heTtl patronage they h ave bestowed
upon me during the lasr eight .'rr
SAMUEL. HUNTINGTON
~ BAH peasons h7vrt. unsettled acronnis with
:. ". " II have the kindness 10 call aud have the N
I'D usleI H.
Bull ~ m Fec lC'h leA 2nu4
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TKomAs w. foTa.-The House nj Representatives
of Rhode Island. Friday nasscd y ICES If r,enu-
tons declaring the New Hanpshiro res ,r'irns
Iarvr IN the im"risnniu"n, of Dnrr disgrarr to the
Legislature Of New ii1npshre, nni insulting 10 the
Government and people Of Rhode Island. marked as
they are ny The grossesi fas,hnod ignorance and i'm
periinenre; and instrIciinr the Secretary Of Rhode
Island return said resolutions 70 the Governor of
New Hampshire
The Providence Journal savs-"We think that III"
General Assembly will pass m net eXiCnin" par
don "a Thomas w. Dorr on the sane terms that u
has hrrn extended the inferar in the treason
of which he was The head"
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A-a EhO, IS ~ ait.

l.trl M Of OK en-, ienIen > ~ AZ r. held nr
pnr.Iurion wrhin an fr sad di.irlr &C Chs ten rn
on 'I, niu'h dav 81 Iarpary, 1915 pr' eat the Hon
tIliir. Re-, ell ] dee nt s'i 90 r., came Amos
Ratoy and Ransom J,n's. Exc" tors at he last will
m 'e,,Jiutn' ur Asa RI Al late OF Rrhmou' N
nd III irci, ec,n e. aud ilc ~ al 90 lrl their r"i-
iitn wiring, eiiing forth that the stii A>n die
~ Of ,cver'v al and ,i'un'el ~ satl X CHI
munl, call- HI h me iariu an a',' ther mar Ell "i
..'cnaei IN he VIII uf The al ece t,e IA. line hin
ioi that the DUAL pre- perry of The al Deceased
invrn ore * ppi 20 much ihrreuf n hepura he !
tn."eran e.atre IN aud will men lone ha been
,uil under m order of said Pro Court for the my
Of the 'ehi, allowed aga'n,i sad e'a'e - at
the claum. again-t saIl e,ia e, allowed Y the com.
ml>, loner amount 10 1884 90 - hat The aid
cunr- have soil the Mn or Pro pet Lot, :" called,
under The authority given them hy vri'e # the will
ofIhe ,ald deceased FIR the sum of $3.50 90; that
the per, onal The harris OF sal executors
in nlireni for the aynrn of the drbt> "a n> lad
ate and The eXpen,e, of admins rail- n, nnd that il
will e nece>. airy to ,el portion If he home farm of
the sad leea,el tor that prrpme; thai Iarl OF 'ai
home farm carno, he sold with mi injury 10 tho IN
crested IN The remainder and thai II wa all he eneii-
rial those iniere lie in The remainder Ia have the
whrlr of ,nh farn sold, anI PRAYING laid court 10
grant them license sell the whole at SAID hrme farm
tor the purpose afirc all. agea' " To the siauie in
such case ma Z aud provided. Whererpon, The cor
af re al doth appoint the II day Of Fe ruarv, 1915
To- hearing and deciding and prtliion Al the oilre
OF The Regi er of sad court in nj Burlington, nj ten
o'clocl in The forenoon, an doth order that all per-
sons inierc.ie e noiied thereof hy publication Of
h- order three wees -cce,sIvely m The Ellington
Free Pres, new paper pnn'e IN 'ald Is iriington,
the 'asi Of which lblnal0n, 10 be previous 10 said
ltlh day Il Fe ruary A. ID. lS4'.
3iw3 Attel, WIN. WESTON, Register.
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Tie TREATY WITH fHISA We rra'ifrd in
brno able 10 state that the Treaiv lately concluded
between Mr.. CUSHING. E,v"v Extraordinary and
Minis or Pl-ninoen,ia,v # the Unl'od States and the
COMMISSIONS % tho Emperor "fChina, was vrster-
dav ra'f-l by ,hr Senate, nv unrni nous vote
We shaft hanrcss soon h" enahrd Ia iav hrfnrc our
readers n cory II the Treaty. ,hnuph rs official roc
iam,,ion canno, he made until after the enr'n &c of
notifications which, understand, is 10 take place IN
China.-N0t Ink
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STATE OF VfRMONT, A T. a ,e>.ion Of tie
Di.tric of Cmt'en en- S. / n Probate tour held
AT Burlington within and ior The d g ri Of Chii,en-
den on The lS h div of Januarv 1915 Present the
Hon Charlie. Russo l. Jndg. OF sad Coiri comes
G. " Catn, Exc pi,ot Of The last Wdl and ie lament
Of MOStS CATtIN. late of burlington. in "a d
DISTRICT deceased nsatp nnI 6i,J IN all corrt hi
pei ion IN WRITING .,tirug r,b ,bai The all tp.tator
died &c zed of the i,oyino r.rr,' rJ real c.,ae sr.
iaie in ,aii Burlington VIZ. ,oirva.re uflani w,,h
ings thereon Elm ,h,. home teal IF he II, to-
,a,or; t,r acres nflnn anil n b,I % thereon in, en-
,ur,ul Il. the MIA Z. ,yhr. Mr. Itrr l,vp six aces
of land wI n n bo :. ,h,r,,n, c,IrI The hartman
place; The Fail. nro.r =. mi iing The g,i mill
aw NH, three iri k h,,p aud several tenein.nt.
III ~. d. =. with The v.p, rr pr,i lrpr tam u =: une
h N ire ei!hty. five acre o Ian ON lot. No. 49, H.
an Is Two acre If ln NJ. 26. in the wnmp;
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We stated some time ago that tho Wing Ladies' Of
{ incinnat intended 10 present. to Gov. torwin. oi
Oho, massive silver pitcher testimonial Of their
regard inr his services during ,he Presidential cam
pagn. The presentation took place on the Sh inst.
in the presence of n very large compnnv-Nr Gulnrd
acting as the organ of the ladies. Gov Corvins re.
pv is sno Of ne "fc'vid and fall Of poetic fire md
hpauiful innc0rv, but Hinged with sodne the dis
appointed hopes Of patriotic millions "-Nat Int.
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GREAT BARGAINS

r g al lG state for Sale.
FINHE s"bscr her, W shnv 70 ,r-e no hi nlerrhan.
! dang business, oilers tnr sale the following val
ua lie properly, n lot situated IN The c,nire The
beautiful village OF Clnionvllp and is thirty feet in
irnn'. hundred and eighy irri a.tos from River
street !" MAN street and reltv-nln" Ct on Main y
on which Is n three story buck store covered u,ih
lin, thirty feet IN breadth nv fniv four in lcneh The
upper iva stories fin shed in order Er dwelling.
house, also n huck store house. covered with nm
ihriy-six feet nv tweniv-eshr, two stories hluh u
COW In So and harm twenty. sin Eet v ~ h,rrn and
awood-house wentv.eleht feet by ,s hhcn Term.
onr-innrih down and The remainder IN ihrao annual
insalmenls. M\TrfEAs HELLER
'hn'nhNHle' y. - Dee iSiI 27u3
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The SMITHSONIAN Is.1TrTIoS.-Ihc III ITO es-
,erday reported back Ia the Senate from Library
Comm,ee with amendments which ave the main
features of Ma, anal Library IN he plan OF i Zap
propriatina $40 DOR annually towards that ohlsct)
od The Ssno, ca, ,o.day instead Of adonrning over
10 Monday. the bill would have been taken up and
PROBABLY passed that body to-day' there appearing
10 he general disposition to pas as now stands
Nat Iuk
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Mr. Ynncpv If Alrh,ma, whose rlirulnus attack
up-n Mas sarhuse,s has iu-ilv rendered him al cr
Of general contemnt rrsiin, in this city when boy
He WINS alscn siudent of Williams COLLEGE and noted
for his dsorderlv and lawlsss conduct Bring oy
PEELED from thar institution fer dis iihing public
worship nv throwing barrel Of pickles through the
window Of n Methodist meeting house, he donh less
has Prudee against the Stale in which it is
situated.
A rogue n-'cr frli the halter draw,
With coed opinion Of the law.
T'rou IThio.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

THE sll ,cril er olers 10 the pul liz 81 acre, Of
l Liant situated in Burlington, a. on hall a nib.
south of the Court Horse Square, lnIey o'cipiei v
T. Conner The land is IN hiah state Of cu VA ion,
wrh commodiou> arrs and mail dwelling -huu,e.
For further injuries, cal Oh the Subscriber at B. j.
Heine berg Il Co.'S, A o hrcarle., burlington.
WIN. C. HARRINGTON.
Jan. O. ~. 80
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DOCT. B. J, HEIVEBEnG
on IL NlDR 4 Il NON L


HAVING become conv descent beg To Offer my
] l services to The community nj large my health
sill beng prrCniOus will NOT allow me In enter into
The ardunu. Il ties Of public Practice have there
fore opened twh Discrimination Of establishing
anon sound hass) DRUG STORE under the
arreali,m of Il iiEl NEBERfi Il Co, TO which
have attached Cnnsniina Office, where all persons
wshnp la await themselves Of nv prnrs iOnnl advice
NAV consult me beiwcen the hours of and II \. VI.
aud and ?. NJ. Nv medical career is to, well
known IN Burlington, &C., 10 reg ire comment.
The selections OF the numerous Drugs, Chemicals,
Instruments. &r., have been made by myself from
the FL and mosI eminent houses in New York nav
purchases hti,,g cnllrrly for shall be enabled
To ntIr to the pu lie Goods that cannot be surpassed
quality, and AT such prices ms cannot fail Ia please
Having engaged the assistance Of n gentleman a
Iicenliair OF the Honorable Company Of Apoihcca-
res London England. Phys clans prescriptions and
Family Recipes "l be dispensed with neaness and
accuracy.
b. j. Heineherg & Co. mos, politely invite the
LADIES' To inspect their valuable and chnrc sci clons
of Pc fimery Obtained from the fist Partisan houses
Their assortment al Hair, Tooth, and NAH Brushes
are of superior mluutnrturr.
Medical Wines and Srir's Of superior quality and
choice variety.
TRUS SES, Male nm Female on the most improy.
ed principles re- nrrll,h'v low priced.
A variety Of The mos, valuable Patent medicines.
Chemical preparations of all kinds warranted gem
uine.
selection Of Domestic Wants, such MS Mnccaoni,
Vermcel Salad OIL, SAriincs, Olives, Prunes.
French and American Chocolate Cocoa, Refned
Isnglass Ketchun nf various kinds. Pichled Lob
strrs Irish Moss. French Mustard.
Every attention will be pnr'iculariy paid to ensure
thr good Graces of The public.
y. !. Irlneherg e. Co invite the public 10 make an
early cnIi and view their establishment. It's fitted
up without re,nrd To spcndour It contains the
mos, superior quality of goods 10 be obtained in the
market.
The store is accessible a, all hours of nigh, and
dav
Doci. p. J. lIcneherg takes this opportunity IN
return his sincere thanks tn the inhahuan's Of Bur.
lngrnn and ,i,rilv for the numerous fnvnrs
conferred upon him, and .rusts he Is no, now 10 be
fo gotten nv his old friends.
NIB The Store is si'ia'e mex 10 Ncssrs arns-
mail Il Brolhrr- Variety Store. ChHfch ST., where
the Doctor can he consued daily.
Burlington, Dee. 4ih, 1874. y
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DARN OF Mr.. IIARNnFN.-Wp are named

DEATH OF Mr.. IIARNpFN-We are panied
10 ann"uncr the dec"ase If Mr.. William F.
Harnden. NJ the firm of Harnden e. Co.. of this
civ, who died at his res deuce IN Bedford street
this morning If consumption, that insiduous lis
ease that carries off 50 many thousands of our
citizens Mr. Iiarnden was remarkable for his
enterprise. lie was The fa'hcr Of the Express
business. and il is TO him that The world is in.
deb,ed for the wonderful facilities cninved bv all
classes OF the community. Boston Transcript.
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MI n p 70 4 - 2

In Sweden, y. V, on the 3s, ult., by the Rev.
Mr.. Buck, Mr.. LEVI i. HEEptE To Miss CHARLOTTE
{. RICHARD on, formerly OF this town.
In ST. Alh1n<, o, Sunday, l9ih inst, iy Rry Mr.
Baker Mr.. .TolH TuaNER 10 Mss CHARL, TIE PEroR
all Of ST. Alhqna
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Paper, Books, and Paper Hang.
inTS.

THE sihscri' ers, having purchased The PAPER
i MILL. in Milton, and inien ling Ia do ma My n
country IN mes world inform Printer, Merchants
an the p Z. lie generally ha they are prepared 10
make contract, for paper, blank aud ,cho book,
blans', &c. &c. They lnen aiding next season
stock Of Paper ilangngs, aud keeping a supply
Rags, Pro uce, aud every article u,ed in their bisi-
ness received ~ payment.
Ml'nn, Der. isH 20
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BRIGHTON NJ SiIKtT. 1Tndou Tnn IL

At Market $50 Beef Cattle, 1900 Sheep ami l25
Swine.
rRicEs-Be.f Cattle IN consequence Of the limited
num"r al market, an advance Vas Effected. fXtra
81 5 %; first qu,'mv Si75 n s. on: second quail
ny 81 2) 20; third qial'y Slr42S
Sheep l'nll. Common sheep from Sl15 70 2, %.
We hcrs S2,25 n $50.
$wim.--No lots sold to pedde. At retail, from
ia
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I TANCFACTIRED n Spriuaficl Vcrmon', an,
w Springfield Ma arhY>ct'>
!. 1. J, II. PECK & Co.--Ara7.s.
4h Dec IA %
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Pierce Standish's Estate.

distract az cHiTrESDES.,s L lat, Eosr n.r he
District uf Chi tcnd''n. TO a persons concerned -
the estate # pItRt T. SIANDiSH, la'e ct HIM.
ting on, IN sal" u ret, deceased, GREETING.
Whereas, s,cl Bronson, hdmiui 'ra'ur oi he
estate at sail dc'ta ed, prup"e. 10 rem Ter an ac-
go mt ol his admins raIon, anI pre- car = accom-
against 81 u ta'e for examination aud alnu nice a.
e~>un otthe otrt of Pro- a'" tote hulfen ~ he
Rrg>'er'> Office IN Burlington, IN said district on The.
third We mes ay OF .ianTary next
Therefore voh are here np'dc 70 appear crorc
SAID court Al the time aud place atlre All, and ,h-w
caue, If any y'h have, why tue accom-. alore,a1
>hO I'D NOT lc allowed.
Gwen Under NV nan Mt Bnrling on, Thu, 18th day
of December, A. b. 1871.
SQw3 WM. WESTON Ktgis..r.