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The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-01-25
The Catalogue CT Catholic
Curses.

The following anathemas and cuv-
yes bea, every thing in their line, ever
brought to light. We copy the whole
from the Knoxville Register:
No. long since, Mr.. William Hogan,
who had been appointed TO an Office in
The Boston Custom House was uncere-
mon.ousIy discharged from his place,
upon the application of large number
of Irish Catholics Of that city for his
dismissal. This occurred just before
he late election, and the reason they
gave for their Hostility to Mr.. Hogan,
sls that he was & member of a Native
American Association, and tha, they
would not aid 10y their votes any parry
the, would encourage Native Amori-
anism in any manner. This was not
The true cause Of their enmity, howev-
;Aey bad other reasons, and this
vii. be evident from a perusal of the
oIoxng horrible and pratune nnath-
ems, which WAS pronounced against Mr.
Hogan some twenty years since, by the
PoPe's bishop, because he, Hogan. then
sCatholic Priest, would not consent to
oliver his Church property over TO the
cnrroI Of the bishop at the command
dH,s Holiness the Pope. We find II
ia the Boston Republican, of the 10th
November, which was handed to US By
influential and respected citizen o.
IBIS county a few days since.
THE EXCOMMUNICATlON OF
WILLIAM PASTOR OF ST. MARY 5
CHURCH., PHILADELPHIA.
BY the authority of God Almight!
tie Father, Son and Holy Ghost, and o
he undefled Virgin Mary, Mother an'
patroness Of our Saviour, and Of all thu
celestial virtues, Angels, Archangels
Thrones, Dominions, Powers Cheru
bins and Seraphims, and Of all the Hol,
Pairiarchs, Prophets, and of all the A
Postles and Evangelists Of the Holy Ia
nocents, who in the Holy Lamb, ar
found worthy 10 sing the new song Q
the Holy Nartys aud holy confessors
and of all the holy virgins, and oil a
The saints together, with the holy cleo
Of God, may he, William Hogan b
damned.
e2c6nmunicate and anathematiz
bin, and from the thresholds of tn
aolychurch Of God Almighty we seques
lerhlm, that he may be Iormented, dl'
posed, and be delivered over with Vi
than and Aqiram, and with those WI
say unto the Lord "deport from US, "
assife none OF thy ways" and as III
"4lenched with water, so let the llgl
d nm be put out forever more, unie:
snail repent him, and make satlsia
lion, Amen.
May the Father who created ms
curse him! May the Son who suffers
'of US curse him! May the holy gho
WHO was given to US in Baptism cur
l'm' May the holy cross, which Chr
Ia
'Of our salvation, triumphing over 3
enemes assembled curse him.
May the holy and eternal Virgin NJ
ah mother of God. curse him, Mf
p :" Michael, the advocate Of holy sou
. ~rse him! May all the Angels, Arc
.asels, Principalities>and Powers, al
N'lhe Heavenly Armies curse him!
/ nay the praiseworthy multitude
aSIarchs and Pe assets curse him!
8. Iohpr.s'P c!2R esear: and /
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-01-25

For the Critics.-"True genius is ev-
er induIgent. Where it can clearly
behold its own kindred fame, the hear,
will be warmed toward it in the rising
of kindred affection. Feelings allied 10
the parental, will form the defence for
the weakness Of genus, even Of its in
FAINT efforts"
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-01-25
THE HONEST BoY.-A gentle

II Il 6OINEO i d. "A SCutiO-
man from the cou ntry placed his son
with dry goods m erchant i'll
street. For time all went on well.
AT length a lady { anne TO the store
10 purchase silk dress, and the young
man waited upon her.-The price de-
manded was agreed to ana he proceeded
10 fold the goods. He scoyered, be-
fore he had finished, a fl aw in the silk
and pointing il out to the lady, saila
sMadam, deem it my duly 10 tell
YOU here is fracture in the silk"
OF course she did not take it.
The merchant over heard the re-
mark, and Immediately wrote to the
father Of the young man to come and
take him home; for said he, he
will never make merchant
The father, who had ever reposee
confidence in his son, was much grew
ed. and FASTENED 10 be Informed Q
his deficiencies.
Why will not he make mercho nj
asked he.
because he has no TACT was tn
answef.-'Qnly day or two ago, h
told lady voluntarily, who vas buy
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-01-25
EaiI Arrangements,

r.. Mail from Memphis arrives on Tuesdays
S,tYrday's at - O'Clock noon, and departs
.. Verohis nj o'clock the same days
r., Mail from Oxford arrives on Wednes-
s,r evenings, att O'Clock, and departs Tuesday
-5-nn Al ! o'clock.
Tn. Mail from Carrollton, arrives Thursday
,,,,i,s, 4, O'Clock, and departs on Monday
r5.niass al o'clock,
IT,, Mail for Carrolllon closes on Sunday eve
-:ass st o'clock,
The Mail 70. Oxford closes on Mondey eve
a.ags ats oc.o-k. :
tn, NaI for Memphis closes on Tuesdays
s13 SATURDAYS 4: y o'clock noon.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-01-25
RoBERr EMmEr AND HIS LOVE-

Emmett. A young lady stood at the
castle gate and desired Abundance into
the dungeon. She was closely yelled s.
the keeper could nc! imagine who she
was, nor Why one Of su ch proud bearing
should be suppliant atthe prison door.
However, he granted the boon-h he led /
her to the dungeon, opened the mas
sive iron door, then closed it again. and |
the lovers were alone. He leaned g.
gainsi the prison wall, with down cast
head and his arms were folded upon
his breast. Gently she raised the veil |
gaze upon all that earth contained for !
him-ihe girl whose sunny bro W in the |
days ofboy hood hadbeen his polarstarthe
maiden, who had sometimes made him
think '.the world was all sunshine "
The clanking ofthe heavy chains sound
/ ed like death-knell TO her ears, and
she wcpt like a child. Emmett said but
little, yet he pressed her warmly to his
bosom, and their feelings held silent
meeting-such a meeting perchance. as
is held in heaven, only there we part no.
more. In a low voice he besought her
not to forget him when the cold grave
received his inanimate body, he spoke of
by-gone days-the happy hours Of
childhood when his hopes were bright
and glorious, and he concluded by re-
guessing her sometimes TO visit the pls-
ces and scenes that were hallowed TO
his memory from the days Of has inlan-
CIV; and should the world pronounce
his name with scorn and contempt. he
prayed she would still cling to him
with affection, and remember him " hen
all others should forget. Harki the
church bell sounded, and he remem
beled the hour Of execution. The
turnkey entered and after dashing the
tears from MS eyes, he separated them
from their long embrace, and led the
lady from the dungeon. At the en-
terance she turned, and their eyes met
they could -not say ia rewell as the door
parted forever. No! not forever! Is
there no heaven?
AT sunrise next morning he sufferd
gloriously-a martyr to his country s.
10 liberty.
And one-oer the myrtle showers,
1t leaves by soft winds famed;
She faded midst Italian flowers
The last of that fair band.
Twas in the land Of Italy-What {
gorgeous time Of sunset in Italy-what
, magnificent scene! A pale, emac lated
, girl lay upon her bed of death Oh
twas hard for her to die, far from he
! home in this beautir ul land, where bow
ers bloom perennial, and the baImv al
. comes freshly to the pining soul. Oh
no-her star is set-the brightness 9
her dream had feded--her heart wa:
broken. When ties have been formed
on earth close, burning ties, what Il
more heart rending and agonizing tc
the spicit, than to find at last the below
ed one is snatched away, aud all our love
is given to passing flower! Enough
she died the betrothed OF Rober Emme
The lovely Sarah Curran. Italy contain
her last remains-its flowers breath
! their fragrance over her grave and tn
lulIing tones of the shepherds lute
sound reqiem TO her memory.
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s.r...Is aow vi tomato
Bitters,
For impurities of the b

For impurities Of the Blood
CHRONIC and Constitutional diseases, such as
~ Scroiua or Kings Evil, Ulceraiions and Corro.
sions OF the Throat, Nose, Cheeks, Lips, Ears aud
other parts ofthe body; Pimpes on the face, Scaly
Patches and other efuplions ofthe skin; Blcs Sour
Wy and other Scorbutic affections; Rheumatic alec-
tons; White Swelngs; Pains IN the Bones and
JOINTS, Fever Sores, obstinate old sores Of all kinds
Scald Head Salt Rheum, RinRwor and other dis.
eases arising from impure .lae Of the blood also
habtual Costiveness, Bes, Chronic affections of the
Liver, Lungs, and Chest, Pain in the Stomach and
Side, Night Sweais, DC. &c.
LikewIse, for Dispc ,sia or Indigestion, Cos,ve-
nesf, Jaundice, loss Of Appetite, Weakness. Their.
has never been medicine which has given sucf
general satisfaction to Physicians and others tina
have used them.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by the General Agents
| for the State Of Vermont.
3. j. HErNEBERG & Co.
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N q II / CE
BRIGGS PATENT
FENCE MACHINE.

VXTOrLD respectfully notify the public tina, he has
w returned TO Burlington Pals and recommended
manufacturing the PATENT FENCE. He is aow
prepared TO fulfil all contracts that were unfu6lled
in consequence Of The late fire, and will be happy to
serve old and new purchasers with some Of his varie
ties of Farm, Garden or Ornamental Fence.
Owing to the advantages derived IN the use of the
above Improvement, he Is enabled 10 afford neat
and beautiful fence for yards and gardens at much
less expense than the be got up for in any
other way, while for durability is moi excelled By
any in common use. This valuable Improvement
was first brought in Western New York, where il
has gone into extensive use and has received the sp-
probation Of the Mayor Of the city Of Buffalo, with
many hundreds Of the FIRST agriculturists and others
in that part of tue State also Of Gov. Hubbard Doct
Jarvis, Judge Churchill and many others in New
Hampshire. In fact wherever il has been introduced
il has been highly approved. As Farm Fence il
combines more advantages than any other fence ever
used. Il be used tsthost posts and 10 therefore
not affected by the freezing and heavng Of the ground
II takes less lumber than any other kind Of fence IL
certain protection against oil kinds Of cattle s no, lie.
BILE 10 get cut Of repair cannot b klovn dsn, 10 ssG
ly set up, taken down and removed without injury.
ISNo FAlMss should b. vitAext q least 4 suiB
stack yards.
winooski City, June H. 1916.
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Royal Sanders0n's Estate.

NE the subscribers, having been appointed 10y
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trct of Ch,tenden, Commissioners to receive, exam
inc and adjust the claims and demands Of all per,
against the estate of ROYAL SANDERSON late Of
Milton in said District, deceased, represented ;nsolv.
eu, and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset there,o and six months from the day of the
date hereof, being allowed by said Court for that pur
pose do therefore hereby give notice, that we will
attend to the business OF our appointment, al the
dwelling of the widow Malona Sanderson, in Milton
in said District. the 26lh July and the LIST day
of December next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on each o
said days.
Dated, this 18th dav OF Jnne, A. d. lS45.
ORA HOLBROOK, Observation-Disclosures
Ava VIM. v. REYNOLDS, Commissioners
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M. G. RATHB UN & CO.
#rrrhdut CdtlOra,

IIANE returned from New York with carefully
II selected assortment of BROAD CLOTHS,
CASAMERES, VESTlNGS, and TRIMMINGS,
and prepared to furnish Garments prices which
cannot but convince buyers II is a saving of expense
well as time and trouble, TO have the mate lais
furnished, and garments made by those who UNDER
stand the business.
Also, Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Cravats, &c &c.
NJ. G. RArHpuN, C. WAND.
MAY, %, As,
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Jedediah Uyde's Estate.

" + the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trct of Grand Isle, commissioners to receive, exam
inc and adjust the claims and demands Of all persons
Grand Isle, in said District deceased represented in
solvent and also all claims and demands exhibited in
ofset thereto and six months from the day of ths
date hereof being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose, do therefore hereby give notice. that we will
attend 10 the business Of our appointment, at the
dwelling house OF widow Sarah Hyde, in Grand Isle,
in SAID District. on the 18Th day OF November next,
al 10 o'clock. A. NJ, of SAID day.
Dated, this l7lh day Of Nav, 4. d. 1886
SAMUEL ADAMS Commas
3w3 NATHAN WETHERELJ. ( sioners.
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Superior patent Pumps for Wells
and Cisterns.

VXTHOLESALE and retail by H. CALDWELL,
w Burlington, VI. These pumps have been
thoroughly tested for IS wears in The western part of
New York, and proved 10 lie first rate article
They are pronounced by all people acquainted with
them the best and most durable pumps in the United
smns IN ,be1 con.,suo" ana worsed WINS
they warranted TO work satisfactory in nil cases
and not TO freeze IN the winter. The working parts
OF all metal with metallic fits the pipes made
Of durable timber, aud saturated with composition
which renders il impervious TO water and prevents
decays The above pump will draw water the depth
OF one hundred feet well shorter distances. All
persons wishing 10 purchase pumps Tor wells els
before they purchase elsewhere. They will be kept
| constantly on hand al the franklin HoTrL, and a,
the store OF SrRoses & Co., in Burlington by H
| CALDWELL. All orders cent TO him by mail will
be thankfully received and promptly attended to.
May Is, l645 Inns
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James Gates Estate.

WE the subscribers, having reen appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Court for the District of
Chenden, commissioners to receive, examine and
ADJUST the claims and demands of all persons, against
the estate of JAMES GATES, late Of Essex. in said
clam and demands exhibited in o!i.et thereto; and
six months from the day of the dale hereof, being
allowed by SAID Court for that purpose, do there
sore hereby give notice, that we will attend 10 the
business OF our appointment, at The dwelling Of Han
nah Gates in Essex, in SAID District. the first
Wednesdays of September and December next, al 10
o'clock, p. NJ. on each Of said days.
Dated this 3lsi day OF May A. ID. lS45.
A. BRYANT, ] ~.;
4w3 J. W. EMERY, Co"i"l's''ofe'S'
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DaguerreOtypc
PICCTU RES .
H. WILCOX

ID RESPECTFULLY informs theinhabitants of Bur.
IL lngton and vicinity that he has taken the rooms
over Peck If Spears Drug store, (laely occupied by
Mr.. Fielding Portrait Paner) where he is prepared
take Llkenesses BY the Daguerreoype process, col
ored not, style unsurpas, ed, either regards
the dslincness, durability or finish Of the Picture
Having been exclusively engaged in the business be-
tween two and three years during which time he has
operated IN New York and other cities, and having
the best of apparatus, he feels confident OF being abe
10 please all who may favor HIM with their patronage
Objections are sometimes made that these pictures
will fade but no daguerreoiype that has been colored
known 10 fade, the chemical process before
picture be coored prepars it 10 resist the action
of the air, impars TO it brancy, and renders 1t I'M
possible for It 10 fade of change
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to call and ex-
anime the specimens whether they contemplate sitting
for Picture or not. Sitters will be warranted dis
nct picture and correct likeness no charge will be
made. Pictures can he taken as well in cloudy as in
clear weather. Portrait and other paintings copied
with great accuracy Complete instructions given in
the art on moderate terms and apparatus furnished
wished.
Prices of Miniatures.
Single Picture, or frame, medium size, $3.50.
Duplicates, l50
Two persons on one plate In case $50.
Small SIZE Pictures, IN cases. liI5
Pictures fitted into Lockeis if wished.
A fair deduction will be made where several pictures
are taken in the same family.
BuTliDg ton, lS45. b2
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Joseph Gillett,s Estate.

Joseph Gillet.'s Estate.
STATE Or VERMONT, THE Hon. the Pro.
District # Ch'enden IS. ! L bate Court for the
District OF Chi,tenlen: To all persons concerned in
the estate Of JONATHAN GlLLErT, late Of Char.
lotte in said district decea.ed, testate. GREErrsG.
WHEREAS, Hiram Hosford, executor of the asst
will and testament of said deceased proposes to rem.
der an account OF his admin s,ra,ion and present his
account against said estate f,r examina ion and al.
lowance at session of the Court of Probate to be
holden at the Registers office in Burlington IN said
district on the second Wednesday of July next.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said court at the time and place aforesaid and
show cause if any you have, why the account afore.
said should not be allowed.
Given under nv hand at Burlington, this 18th day
Of June, A. ID. 1915.
3 w3 VIM WESTON, Register
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MOTHERS RELIEF.-TO MARRIED La
wi DIES.-The Mothers Relief medicine which
soohes the disagreeahle sensation OF females about
to become mothers and insures safe delivery in all
cases where malformaton or some unnatural circum-
stances does prevent The reputation of this ar
tcle though silent, has become extended TO pro-
duce an immense demand. A pamphlet intended on
y for the eye of those directly interested and their
physicians, is prepared for gratuitous distribution
where the Relief is for sale,
AZ we are thus obliged to come before the public,
take the say, that if the increase of the
call for the Mothers Relief wherever known, be any
guide to direct opinion to be formed of the eslima
ton in which il is held have the satisfaction OF
believing that il has been The means of aevatng an
infinite amount Of suffering, and Of saving many val
liable lives. Wherever has been used during the
above period, deep rooted prejudces have given way
to candid and thankful expressions of gratitude, and
wish to extend their parts, far possible, its
benefits. Medical men Of high standing have had the
candor to acknowledge for once that their prejudices
be abandoned, and have been advocates for its
use.
All those who WISH are invited to call on some of
our agents and procure pamphlet without charge.
G. A. BARTHOIIC & Co,
Rochester, N. Y.
For sale by PECK & SPEAR, the authorized
Agents for this place and vicinity who also sup
ply Druggists at the Propretor's wholesale prices.
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ii. w. CATLIN

ii. w. CATLIN
LAS Just received carefully selected as sortmen NJ,
L of Dry Goods suited TO the season, which he
offers at reduced prices, among which will be found
Bazorines, Lawns. Printed Muslns, NJ LANES,
Cling hams, Fancy Cambric-, &C.. &c.
American Prints, superior style.
Hoiery Gloves and Mitts
Ladies Silk Cravas and Fancy Hdkfs.
Pongee, Bandana, Flag and white Silk hdkis
India Rubber, Webb and Elastic S,ispeners,
Brown Holland Linen, Brown and white Linen
Drill, Russia Sheeilns and Burlaps,
1uckal uck, Russia and Scotch Diaper,
Linen Damask for Table Spreads,
Linen Sheeng and Shirng,
Hampleton, Striped and Figured for chlrcns
wear. large assortment of Broad Cloths and Cassi.
meres. Fancy CassiIneres and vesiugs.
Parasos and Sun Shades, very cheap,
Also large assortment of Florence and straw Bon
nets, Leghorn Hats &c &C.
Burlington June, 10Th, ls45 3
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A. EDW ARDS
CHEAP CASH
b O o X S! T Q Il e.

<vOs L Il Cth . D&VU"SSs
A general assortment of School,
Classical and Miscellaneous Books and Stationery
at CITY PRICES.
W1OODS Class Book Of Botany, by
w A. EDWARDS.
Plato against the Atheists, or, the tenth Bool:
Of the Dialogue on Laws, with critical Notes and
Dissertations, by Tayler Lewis $3.50
Hasletts Table Talk, part |, 3, each 37i
Headlong Hall, and Night. Mare Abby BIT
The French In Alsiers, by Lady Duff
Gordon. 37A
Ancient Moral Tales, from the Costa
Romdnorum. 31A
Sybil; or the two Nations, by B. Disrae. rs
,Eveline Neville, or "a Spirit, yeta
Woman too" rs
Nan Darellc; or the Gipsey Mother
BY Miss Pickering. Is
The Village Bells by the Author of
1.-THE Flu." rs
The Prime Minister, or the Fortunes
Of Peasant and Peer. l2s
Raf1e for a Wife, by T. l.. Nichols. l2t
BY A. EDWARDS.
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Elhanan w. Austin's Estate,

.iTATE OF rERMONTl THE Hon, the
District OF LamuHe, -. Probate Court
fr the district Of LainoIe. To the heirs and ali
c,rncd in the estate OF E.hanan w. Austin, late OF
Rochester in the County Of Monroe, and State of
Flew York, deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS, ii apl ears l,y the report of,he COM
w mssioners and records and files Of this court,
mat tie personal estate of the laid deceased in this
State, not sufficient 10 pay the Just debts and the
expenses of the settlement of the estate by the
at S9l sc and whereas, Eia> p. Stearn>, admins
iraor on the said estate in this State, has made ap-
,icaton 10 this Court for license to sell much Of
he real estate Of SAID deceased in this State as will
raise said sun:
Therefore, you hereby cited TO appear he.orc
said Court, AT es,ion thereof to be holden al the
Probate Ohce, in johnson, in sad district, the
l6 h day OF July, A. d. 1885, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
and give bonds "a the law requires, Tor the payment
OF The u,t debts of the deceased, and the expenses Of
the settlement OF the estate, Otherwise show cause
why license should not lie grained; and II holds are
not given agreeahly to law, and if no good cause be
shown TO the contrary, license will be grained 10 the
Admin TRAITOR Of laid estate, 10 sell SO much Of the
rea esae Of sail deceased as will rai,e the sum
| aioresali, with the costs attending the same.
BY order of he Court
2w3 WILLIAM w. WHITE, Register
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Elias LYMAN

Elias Lyman
HAS received carefully selected and extensive
l. L assortment of DRY GOODS suited to the sea-
son, which he offers al reduced prices.
Among which will be found
BaI2ornes, Lawns, Printed Muslins NJ de LANES,
Elston Bingham, Fancy Cambrcs &c. &c.
Americen Prints superior style.
Hosiery Gloves and Mitts,
Ladies silk Cravais and Fancy Hdkfs.
Pongee, Bandana, Flag and White silk Hdkfs.
India Rubber, Webb, Knit, and Elastic suspenders
Brown Holland, jacket Linen, Brown and White,
Linen Drill, Russia sheeting Burlaps,
Huckabuck, Russia and Scotch Diaper,
Linen Damask for Table spreads,
Fine Damask spreads Linen Sheetng and
Shirtng, Hamilton Striped and Figured foi chill
drens Wear.
large assortment of Broad Cloths and Cassi.
mereS,
Fancy Cassimeres and Vesngs
Parasols and Sun shades, very cheap,
Cotton Sheetlng and Shifting from "a TO l0-4
wide,
Ticking, waddng, WickIng, Batting, Cotton yarn
and Carpet Warp.
Family Groceries.
Tea including some extra quality Black Ten,
Sugar, Spices, Citron, Pepper Sauce, Mustard,
Superior preserved Ginger,
Maccaroni Boston Hard Crackers ground Rice,
Chocolate, Shells, Coffee, Box and Key Rasins,
Curranis, &c. &c.
The highest Market price paid for Butter and Cheese
| Wckware Building, corner Church and College 81.
| May %, 1916. SO
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Crooks, COLLARS, BOSOMs, CRAvATs
- Stiiners, Su.psnjer., and new style VEST
SPRINGS, a nice article 10 wear on the back o.
vests, very pleasant and easy for the wearer, linen
collars for l2i cts all goods mich cheaper than
usual. 2 BRlNSMAID T. BROTHERS
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Removal.

Saddle, Harness, and Trunk ma
king.
T have taken the Shop few rods East Of the Court
i House, and near SINNERS Livery, stable, where
Of as good quality and cheap ss can b procured N
Burlington
FOR SALE one Double and three second hsno
Single Wagons. sAML o Shi->s IN
Burlington, May 80, lea5 osa