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Farms in Milton For sale.

u ES1D1NG in Ohio, the suhscri' err Is de>iro''s OF
~ selling his land, in Milton, and now oiier: ior
.ale one Farm Of 1870 acres, one mle norm Oh 'he
Falls, eastof Snake hull, of unequal!eds SOIL crops
or grain, has two good barns, an orchard, water, ana
ordinary house.
One Farm OF from $50 to 300 acres, one mile south
east Of The Falls, and west of Mrs. Platts, oil some 81
acres interval, ana balance III plain land,-good barns,
oldish house, and great advantages Tor raising our
Milton staple, Rye. ..a
One Farm "a mile northwest of the Falls, l3o
acres good luilGngsu w hard, and conveniences.
may choose a Smaller rml!ase,
Also, the Store House and lot at east end Of the
Bridge, where, with the improvements at the Falls,
is a very desirable location for one wishing 10 open
any business.
Also, some Village Lots, with and withou, dwell
ling houses, IN the most pleasant part Of the village.
BY immediate application some 500 yards OF do
nestle cloth may lie applied, or any of the parcels
Will C sold for a small portion Of the purchase money
down, with annual instalmenis for the balance. =,
900 Sheep, Young Cattle, Hay, &C., will be sold
with either OF he farms, # desired.
shall remain in Milton about Two weeks, aiie'
which apply 10 George Ashley, al the Fall, or to y
G. White M re-, Wet Milton.
'1is better TO trade with the PRINCIPAL than vii al
agent. J.. 4. AlNSWORl II.
Milton Falls, Sept. 25, 1914. II
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DR.. MARSHALL
INDIAN VEGETABLE
Black pIaSter.

THIS Plaster is nnrivalel for curing s~crofnlns
i sweiings, scurvy, sore,, lame hack, burns, pains
in the sides, hips or limbs, and seldom fails to give
relief in ca SEES of local rheumatism. ~lfapplied TO The
,ide, il will cure many of The common liver com.
I.lain,s, and i Is found TO { equal # not superior to
any corn plaster, tor corn> on The feet. II Immedl-
a,elv applied to "A fresh wound It will prevent sore
ne>s. and cause it quickly 10 heal.-Fami lie, in the
habit ofusing this plaster, find il better than any
thing else for all purposes for which a plaster or
salve is wanted. lis virtues have leen witnessed V
thou,and> o. reSpectalle individnaI, in various parts
of he United States, who have tested its efficacy
PRICE, 25cts. per box.
irj"Many cerirhcates may lie had, showing lis
extraordinary effects.
Beirdre Of Counterfeits -
All those wishing to purchase the genuine
article Of Mar halls Plaster should purchase that OF
which II. G, Gridley, Mlddlehury, W. i the General
Agen, and no other as | manufacture personally the
Plaster sold by SAID Gridley.
DR.. MARSHALL.
certify that the above article was executed in my
presence by DIR. Marshall and that his signature
thereto Is genuine.
DORASTAS WOOSTER, Judge.
Middlelury, Jan. II, ls45.
Sold Wholesale and retail by II. c. Grdley, gem
eral Agent, Middlehury Vt.
PECK d. SPEAR,
Wholesale and Rcldi Druggists, Burlington, VI.
And by Druggists generally in the uni'ed States
and canada. 35-ly
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SANDS
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT IRE
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD, OR
HABIT OF THE SYSTEM.

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CT RE
OF hah 1l sT,TE or AR Rii ! ni F pG6 ~ an
HABIT OF THE SYSTEM.
RI we read The history Of DISORDERS we are aston
i. ished that men live; if of CURES, we are still more
astoni,hei that they die. And yet in fact nearly all
diseases have a common origin, yiz:-In the organs
which prepare and modify the blood, with a remedy.
directed to the seat Of disease, will remove a host Of
lis phenomena. 1t is the peculiar characteristic Of
Sands Sarsaparilla that lis scare hing operation reach
es the CAUSES of disease, and the cures il performs are
therefore radical and thorough. The health of the
human system depends almost entirely upon the
state of he blood. II the viializing fluid which per-
vades every tissue, every membrane, fibre, hlanen',
gland, or Other organ primary or subsidiary if the
body lie charged with the elements of disease, sick
nes. must lie the conseqi cnce, aud until the CAUSES
of di,ea>e exislina in the lloo1, are eradlcated, no
permanent relief can lie expected. It's here that the
powerful health. restoring properties OF Sands' Sara
parilla are mantle. ted and for this reason, in scro-
iila, Salt Sheum, and all cruptive diseases, as well
as IN all arrangements Of the sccrctlng organs, it l.
con >ileerd infalllle.
The T flowing interesting case is pre- en'ed, and
The reader invited to its careful pcrl.nl. Comment
on such evidence Is unnecessary.
NEw-YoRK, july %, 1874.
Mes>r>. SANps:-Gent.-l con. ideri it but an act Of
Justice TO vun to state the following facts IN reference
10 the lrea, leneft | have received in The cure OF an
obstinate DANGEROUS ULCER on my breast.
was attended eighteen months by a regular and
skilfll physician, assisted by the advice and counsel
of one Of our most abe and experienced surgeons,
without the least lencht whatever. All The various
meihods OF treating cancer were re- DRIED to; for five
weeks IN sicce>>ion my breast was turned " ith cau>-
tic three times n day, and for SIX it was daily syrneed
with a weak solution of nitric acid, and the cavity
or internal nicer was 50 large that 1t held over an
ounce Of he solution. The Doctor prolcd the ulcer
and examined The bone, and said the disease was at
vancinr rapidly 10 the lungs, and II | did not gel
,peedy relief y medicine or an operation. the result
would be Gl'ai. wa ADVISED to have The breast laid
open AMI the ZONES examined, hui finding no relief
| from what had cen done, and feeling was randy
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PRINT
IN NEW YORK,
To supply the CITY and Interior Trade, by the piecs
or Package,
Removed
From l13 Pearl Street in
III CEDAR STREET.

ISIS . ,,rv,.rN NEAR WILLIAM STREET..
EE q BREWSTER give notice to The n.,L.,,
- in Drv Goods, thai they have removed ,be;,
Marehoi,e ior Printed Calicoe., Exclusively fr,D
reafi, ~ - oeuar street. By combining their at
an assortment far surprising any ever before ofier.,
N Anler'ca-and TO sell at prices as low and GeneraL.
ly Lower Than hou'e> Whose attention n, Divides
among a large variety of articles. ~
The Stock consists ofsEvERAI ruors.y,.o D.
TERMS AND toLoniNG>. embracing every v,ri.,v Is
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PRINT
In inarhei--nlany ,tyIes (which are go, mn exclu.
where, except IN second hands.
Dealers IN Prints VIII hnd it for their Interest TO ex-
ANNE I'M stock elore making their pnrcha.es-,be,
WIiI NV 'he advantage oi learning The loves, mar
market side by i e.. ''eS'"
'aiai9gue OF Prices, corrected with every ya,ta,ia,
April 0, IA. """0S p"
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&baoiN1 auJ BltbtnU
EsOOWS.

HARRISON, wollI respec1Giuv inform hi.
~ = friends AM patrons tina, Notwithstanding a long
season OF cold, snow, hail, rain and severe hard fines.
ma passed since he has had the pleasure of greetiDg.
Shaving, Dri>h'ng, >hcarlng, and perfIning his mr.
merou> northern friends and customers Thai he ~ ,,Jt
IN whitehall, ard has for the conveni- zee and COM
ior' OF hS customers and the travelling pnl lie, remoy-
el ~ Shaving Saloon to Parh'> s1lend d Brick
p'IHihg Two doors south ofthe Clinton House, which
he has fired up in a STYLE second TO uoo,. IN he virin.
n.y. aud has connected with hi saloon a large and
coinnloiious Eaihlng Estai h,hrnenl, with cold. warm
and shower Ba'h> and gentlemen need sep bu,
to" one room 10 The other when they will ind
them ewes shaved, >hearel, washed. Lri. he'd. ner-
TUNED, and completely renovated.
NJ: b.. II. would relue,t his friends not TO be
deceired or dccoyed ly The striped poies and display
iNal may lie made AT hi Old stand, a. he positively
= MOI there; ut al h> splendid saloon Two door,
south OF the Clinton, where he politely invites all hi,
friends 10 call.
Whitehall, March 90, l945. Al
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DIR. Banning's Spino Uteri Alb
dominal Supporter, or
LACE.

WILL be kept constantly ON hand by DR.. JoHS
w w. Emery, Of Essex, he having purchased Of
the original Patience the ~crclusire right 10 make and
rcnd The same, within and for the Colntie> OF Chit
ienlen, F~ranklin,i Lamoll'c, and Grand lie.
The PATENT LACE ha> NOV ieen before The pub.
lie for Il nrml or s,-h lrei> have cen APP
Piled IN different paris OF the country, ami with a suc-
cess never lefure e11alled lv any remedial agent
Numerous well authenticated Certificates ofii>lenei-
ciai inhuenceln the removal utdI,ea,es at long stand
ing, might le furnished from thi,imnl.duate vicinity
in addition 20 The statement OF cases and certificates
ofcure> flrni>hcdly DR.. BANNING AMI others. But
this j. not deemed necessary A. AT the pre.enrtume, re-
fc encc can e given to individuals wearing the Lace,
in nearly every town in the Comfy.
Phv>ician> have long felt the necessity Of S1ppor-
terd lilerenlly constructed and more pcritctin it, adap-
ton to the human form, than any that had been pre-
>ented to the public. The inveTtiun Of Banning'>
meet with their general appreciation, asiti> designed
TO relle We symptoms, and remedy Il ca>S OF physical
maladle> which cannot e reached nv medicines alone.
The descent urdi>placement OF he vi>ccrra from re-
laxation Of the abdominal muscles, or other causes,
tend 10 alter and derangethe function OF every organ
IN The human system, and, IN many cases, this devia-
ton from The natural healthy po iliou Of p1r's, is The
sole can.e ofgcnerGi debilry-in Macs and Female.
of Dyspepsia, A'er'ion> of the Stomach and Lirer,
Paipiidtion ufihe Heart, Spinal Irritation. HgSferia,
Hypocondria, piles. Prolapsus Cieril, Suppression
Of Urine, the Bronchitis ofP HE Sprak er.. and incl
pient Consumption all ofwh ch will G much rclrev-
Ell, if nor entirely removed, ly the u,e oflhe Patent
Ldc', when their ex s'ence Iscaused " physical de-
rang"mcnt AMI a mechanical Displacement of part>,
which can le rrally a>ccrainel by observing the
form and symptoms II he person Affected.
1hi, instrument has been examined ~ Drs. Mott,
Roger, Francis AMI Gr-comb of New Yurl-the
Faculty ofPn,>burah, Har'ior1anj New Haven, and
has obtained heir favorable testimony.
Applicati ms for lhi> Lace may lie made 10 The sub
,crller, al Essex, or DR.. H~EINEBtRG, Burlington.
Patients alta distance WILDE visited al their residence,
II required. JOHN w. EMERY.
Essex, January, 1916. 35tf
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There is no grouse for the Headache
when you can obtain the GEN
me MARsHALLs AROMATIC
CATARRH and HEAI,-

ACHE SNUFF
THIS snuff is a certain and perie 1t cure for tie
L catarrh, and common cold, in the Head and The
Headache and is an excellent articles for sore and
weak eyes. II opens and purges ont all Instructions.
strengthens the CLANS and gives a healthy action to
the parts Affected.
Berare Of Counterfeits;
All those wishing to purchase the genuine
article # MARSHALL Snul, should purchase that OF
which II. c. Gridev, Middlebrry Vi, is the %propric-
tor, "ard no other" a. | manufacture personally, the
fnulr sold by said Gridley.
DIR. MARSHALL.
| certify that the above article was executed in my
presence and that h. Signature thereto i genuine.
DORASTUS WOOSTER, Judge.
Midlleburv, Jan. II, 1915.
n. B.-The namc OF II. G. Gridlev proprietor will
be found upon cvefy buttle Of the genuine Mar>halr-
Improved SNIFF Sod wholesale and retail ly II.
c. Gridlev, M,dllehnrv Vt. PECK & SPEAR
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Burlington, VI.
And by Druggists generally IN the United States
and Canada. 35-1y
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FARM FOR SALE.

I-TItVH Wv
.-r1 EOR SALE, a farm in Underhill, con
f9%y.a l. tanning one hundred and iorty-six
xssGR acres, alol one hundred acres OF which
ssEe5N- is under cultivation, the remainder is
covered hy a good growth of hard wood. On The
premises are a convenient dwelling house, harm, sheds,
&c. and an orchard Of thrifty Tearing app e trees,
sufficient for making some fifty or sixty barrels of
cider. Also, a farm containing one hundred acres,
lying about one mile from The above about sixty acres
Of which j. under improvement, and has on il a capa-
ctu,,> barn, the remaiCdcr is well wooded, principally
With beach and maple. The above are situated near
the centre OF the Town and q the main road,-are
well waierel and well fenced, a considerable portion
of The fence leing substantial ,tone wall, and togelh-
er compose one OF he best DAIRY farms in the town.
The above premi, O. will lie sod TO close a concern
for much less than ihsr real value, and possession
given on the l., of April next. For further particu-
lar enquire OF A. FOOTE.
Burlington, Feb. %. Is74 3Stf
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Eg ERHOVANI.

ELIAS LYMAN informs his friends and Gus
M toners, that he has removed 10 the S'olt Ut 'e
corner of College and Church Streets fornier'H "E.
clpicl hy J. Wait a. n Cookery store. rue p.pV"
kn )wn a. the Wjckware findings. Having mo
roughly repairel the Store and httcl the bak room
tor Groceries. u'c,s for sale an extensive assortment
Of Family Groceries of superior qlaity, seeclo'
particulnrly for retailing. Consisting OF Old iiyson,
Young Hy,on, Hy>on Skin and Black Teas.
lava, Laqrira, Rio, and ST Domingo Cole.
Pepper, Spice Ginger, Cinnamon Cloves, Nu,negs'
Wool,cys Double rcll. ed Loaf Sugar, East boston
Sugar.
Brown Sugar. White Ilavanna Crushed do.
Baker Best 40 Chocolate and Shells.
Salcrains. Rice, Barr Soap ofall qualities.
Fancy Rose and Almond Cake Soap. Candies &c.
All of which are offered at the most reduced prices
for cash or credit. Farmers are inf rincd that as he
now has room for storing her produce, lmost. any
article ofGrair, Beans, Pcase, Butter, Cheese, Maple
Sugar &c will lie received for Goods.
DRY GODS.
Many articles Of his extensive stock OF Try uoo''
he o lers at cost Tor Cn.h. This will a ford a fine OPP
purluni'v for those wishing to ~purchlre 10 supply
themselves at reduced price,.
TO RENT.
's11E a Joining Store IN the Wirkware b!ocl
y callcl,hc "German Sore" Possession Sivei
immediately.
Burlington, 22d Fel'v, 1915. 80
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GREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY
FOR COUGHS. COLDS. ASTHMA, AMI
CONSUMPTION!

CONSUMPTION!
THE GREAT AND ONLY REMEDY fcrCuld>,
l. Coughs. Asthma, aud CONSUMPTION, l. the
HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF LIFE, di>coye,ejhy
The celel rated DR.. Euchan, of Lon on, England, anG
introduced into he Unlei States under the immediate
>uperln enhance Of the inventor.
The extraordinary success of this medicine, in the
cure OF Pulmonary q. eases, warrants the American
AGENT IN soiIciung for reatment the WORST POS
SlBLE CASES that can J. found in the community
-ca>es that seek rehci IN vain from any OF the COM
mon rene lies OF he day. aud have cen given mp w
the mo,i distinguished Physicians, a. CONFIRMED
AND INCURABI.E. The Hungarian lalsam has
c red and wlll cure the most desperate of cases.
II l. no quack no>iIum, hut a standard English med
lcIne, ofknOwn and established efficacy.
Every family in the Unitel States should re sup
Piled with Buchan'> Hungarian Bal>aH of Life, not
only to coun,eract the consumptlye tendencies OF the
climate. hut 10 lie II, led as n preventive medicine m o
ca, es Of Colds, Coughs, SpittIng Of Blood, Pam IN
the side and Chest, Irritation and soreness II The
Lungs, Bronchitis, niNcutiy Of Breathing, iltcilc Re-
yer, Tight Sweats, Enacalion and General Debility,
Asthma, Influenza, Hopping Cough, and Group.
TT Sold, in large lottles, az 81 rer hottie, with
tul directions for the sestoraton Of Health.
Pamphlets, containing a mas ct English and Amer
lean certificates, aud Other evidence, showing the I'M
eanalled merits If this Great English Remedy, may
be Obtained ofihe Agents, gratuIiously.
DAVID +. BRADLEE, sole Agent Tor the United
State, ll9 Court .tree', Boston,
AGENTS HUNTINGTON, PECK < SPEAR
Apoihecarie> and Druggists Montpelier, Clark x
Collins; Braulehoro, button y Clark; Bellows Falls
\ Harris Rutland, Daniels & Bell Woodstock, s
J. Allen and hv the Druggists generally. lily
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III .MAR'M,MSHa

TNHE Subscribers are IN debt, aud Their creditors
4 are impatient for their pay. Their means OF
payment are in the hands of their debtors. They
cannot nay bu, hy being paid, and hey mist lie paid
10 enable ihcm,clve> 10 get out ii debt. They are
the more in carncs, in consequence of the business
prospects ofthc country growing out OF the election
Of Polk and nal as. For although they are Demo-
Gratis d,cd IN the wool, they have fears that the poli-
cv Of the approaching administration may operate
di>asiro1,iv uron their business, and they are deter
mine1 to be ont Of debt before The Wing prophecies
Of the dc>rrnclion of he tariff, The admi, son OF Tex
a., and the bankrnptcy and ruiu consequent uron
thr,c measures, shall be vei fled.
The >ui scrlber> therefore give notice 10 all persons
indebted 10 them, that they mu>t be paid by 'he 18th
ia of January mex, or collection will lie legally en-
forced. JAS. MORSE IL BROlHfkS
Burlington, Dee. 4, 1874. %
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FOR SIZE.


THAT large and commodious two story BRICK
l. DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT, situated on
the west side Of College Green ,at the head of College
Street, in This village. The House Is 80 hy IS, with
an a,emen, story, wlthkitchen and provision cellars.
with a wing 80 by 65, ex'enuing north on College
Green, with wood and store house below, and cham
ber> and sleeping rooms above. A large and com
modIous barn, carriage house, ice house, and other
ont houses, and a spacious yard west of the dwelling
house, and a good durable well OF wafer ofihe best
quality in the village, aud a brick ci>,ern. One and
a quarter acres OF land, of the first quality, a large
garden and choice irult trees west Of the house and
yard.
The buildings are constructed in modern style, OF
the hest material and Workmanship, were erected
hy the subscriber for hts own use, and The location
affords a very extensive aud pleasant prospect oflhe
village and lake on The West, and Is not surpassed by
any other IN this part ofthe country.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine for
themselves. Terms made known hy the subscriber
on the premises. SAMUEL REED.
Burlington, April IS, 1914. 46 If
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HOW TO GET UEALTuI


VINHOUSANDS OF persons coniinre TO cr,. ,L..
L selves ofcouehs,c cold, headache, Rheumatic aean-
iilon,, silaI! pux, measles, costiveness, influenza and
the host OF those indications of the lody Of ,ha I iihan11
being out Of order, simply by per.everngiv u" ~
Brdndreh's Vegetable Unirersai Pills, so Iona y
any symptoms Of arrangement in any organ remain
Oiten, ny aio ting this course, which experience has
proved I. according 10 nature, it Icing merely assis..
ing her, have many in a few days Teen restored IN
health, who ut for Brandreth's Pills had been s,rI
for months. The value Of this medicine is indeed lao.
yohu PI'tt Agents. 27n6
,. J., reward, burlington,
T.. b. Green, Richmand,
j. lulte, Essex,
Geo: j.. Cakes, Jericho,
,: H.. rover, Underhili,
Geo: Ayres, Milton,
4. SanderSon, West Milton,
~ H. Hlne,. Westford,
Morton d. Clark, Willis'on.
Marcus Hull, Hines lmro h.
J. b. l>ham, Shelbnrn'
}. NJ. Staples, Charlotte.
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TO RENT.

T,HE p~la.trrcd House on Champaign, two doors
i Soul ofPearl street, and near Mr.. Converse's
new coltage. The prewIse. consist Of a comfortable
house, large harm, and good garden. Immediate
possession given. Apply 10 Mrs. AMOS PASoBoRN.
Burlington, March Is, 1916. ~
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SINGLE. DOUBLE UMBILICAL
VNSER %CE

TIME snhscril er has acted a Agent tor the H.tnn
Insurance Company of Hartford Connection for
more Than twenty vcar> past. and continues TO insure
against losses by fire, and all kinds ofhulldinc, and
personal properly, and will receive applications al
In. Office in Il rlinr,on, and Immediately issue Pollces
for that purpose al as low rates Of premium, as any
private company can afford. The undoulled re>poa-
>%ilility OF ;hi> Cumpany, insures safety 10 the lnsu-
red, and their prompt, honorable, ard liberal cour,e
in The adiu>tmen, and payment Of losses, will be at
tested BY all with whom they have had occasion to
do business. WIN. A.. GRlSWOLD, Agent.
Burlington, March |, 1914. 4Ou
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For Sale.

A FIRST rate place for business in the centre of
- Charlotte, on the Stage road, known as the
Ba' mes place is offered for sale, containing al ont two
I ! dred acres ofland on which there is q house SUIT
able for a Tavern, a Store, store hou,e, three Barns
sheds and other buildings. The place needs no
rreomm ,ndation 10 tho kaowing The location.-
For terms enquire OF he $ ib.crll er on The premhes
SAMUEL II. BARNES.
April /, l5Is. fi-ii
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FOR SALE.

Ia WILL sell the place where ] live
/NNZ L consisting of y House and Office
EkAz adjoining in perfect order. Terms, one
n1t.S25I thou, and dollars in hand. balance in four
~ yearly ravincn's. if oe,ire1. To those
are not acquainted With the place il NAV lie well
q say. it is situated on the south side Of the Court
House Square. having n large front and a laroe and
good rarIen attached to it,. G. ADAMS.
Jnlv 90, 1874, Q
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@P@@t Bargains
- vi. POPE would - peciiIllv inform his
.. friends and The public that he will sell his re-
maining stoc! Of Dry Goods at reduced prices for
ash, many O ihem at prime cost.
Being determined TO sell ont his goods before the
opening of NAVIGATION, those waning good Goods
cheap viii do well TO give hun a call.
Burlington, feb. 20, ls45 80
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Joseph w. ALLEN ha, removed TO the OF,
- trc formerly occupied ty the hrm Of ALLEN &
PlAIT, and now occupies he same with Mr.. Plat.
Mr.. Alien viii attend 10 The settlement ofthe Bo, *
of he laie irm, aud vii here give noii-e hat IN the
settlement ofthe Estate OF Hemnn Allen, the Books
OF ne p99r'ners6ip should e mined alely closed. .
Feb. 2Cth, lS45. 3s
The New York herald., 1845-10-16

TRAVELLERS IN FRANCE. IN
PARIs.-Travellers who VISIT the great capitals OF
Europe, and who are not acquainted with their
ways frequently find considerable difficulty in oh
tanning lodgings where they will be entertained,
not only in style suitable TO what they have been
accustomed to, but also at economical prices. To
obvate this, as far as regards Paris, Madame de
Beaumont, it will be seen by her advertisement in
another column, has opened the Hotel Meuble, No
p Rue d'Antin, wher she is, at all times, ready to
receive travellers and their families, and afford
them the best accommodation. II is more on the
plan of Boarding House than Hotel, and as such,
is much preferable to many other large houses OF
the kind.
The New York herald., 1845-10-16

-, u. MORMON WAR.-Our correspondents from
arsaw state the result of the deliberations OF the
~ ~ ormon Convention at Carthage, last week Nine
he sn oning counties were represented, and II will
seen mat they resolved that the Mormons must leave
o n' sping Gen Hardin arrested Backenstos; and IL
obiao, intended 70 send him TO Springfield with what
ogoVs oa ne are not informed Nauvoo was quiet and
os nsiain had LETT the place with the forces under hls
commands a. Lotas RsypSlfesn, Oct q 'N'' '''
The New York herald., 1845-10-16

INFORMATION Misunderstanding interesting tc
the lady who has adopted the children OF the late
gallant Gen. Mexier of Mexico, (now in this city or
vlclnity) may be known, by addressing E. j. F :,
through the Post Office.