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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-06-04
Total in the country, sl72,ls6,9 (

Total in the country, $l72, 1906
This being a close approximation TO the
quantity of the precious metals in the coun-
try, the quantity coined is correctly ascer-
tanned by the official returns as follows:
Gold and sifuer coinage Of y. S. MINIS.
Total coined at mint at Phila.
deIpia from 1893 to 1914, $94, 3l5,o45
At Charlotte, 1888 to 1914, 1,l00,907
At Dahlonega, do. do. 1852
At N. Orleans, do. do. ll,93l,O45
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-06-04
Total,
S3,7OO,OOO

If we take this average for twenty-five
years at $3,000,00O only, we have an
amount of $75,OOO,OOO, in addition to the
jewelry, watches, sc. which come into
the country in use of immigrants and pas
sengers. These latter fully compensate
for the actual annual consumption of the
precious metals in manufactures, utter de-
Quoting that which in the same manner
leaves the country. There was, in the
hands of banks, in 1920, S2O,0OO,O00,
and estimated $l0,00O,OOOin circulation;
the coinage up to that time had been
$ls,4ll,976. These figures will then re-
suit in the following quantity of precious
metals now in the country:
In the country, 1920, ga. 0O0 0O6
Excess Of imports 1921 to II. 81, l36, 9O6
Produced and imported by i'm
migrants, &c. 75,OOO,OOO
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-06-04

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FARMERS LIBRARY g. MONTHLY
JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE.

This Is the title of a monthly periodical
recently issued by Greedy & NICE lraih
We have receiVee the first and second num-
bers aud have perused them with great pleas
ure. 1t is edited by John 5. Skinner, late
assistant Postmaster General, and founder
of the first Agricultural Periodical in this
country. t.
Each number contains two distinct parts.
First the Farmers Library, in which are pub
Iished continuously the best standard ofworks
on agriculture, which by their cost or the Ian
guage in which they are written would be be-
yond the reach OF most American Farmers.
1t will be so arranged that The Farmers Ii
brary may be bound up by itself, forming
mammoth volume of 600 pages at the end OF
each year.
Second, The Monthly Journal of Agrleul-
mre. which will contain 80 pages, similar in
its contents to the Agricultural papers oil the
day. Eve dollars for single copy, and five
copies sent for $50. We invite Farmers to
call aud see this work. 1t is worthy their
patronage. We are authorized to act as agent
for the work.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-08-13
STATE SABBATH CONVENTION.

An extract from the minutes Of the Gen
eral Convention of Vermont, held al Danville,
June, 1915
eThe Commit ce 20 whom the resolutions
on the subject of promoting the better obser-
vance Of the Sabbath W. re referred, made
their report, as follows
THAI they recommended the appointment
of committee Ofthree. 10 consider the ex-
pediency of calling Convention on the sub
ject OF slnciifying The Sabbath as Divine
Commandment for its influence on the phys
ical, and spiritual well being Of man; TO corr
eSpond with other persons and bodies on the
subjeci: and if they shall Judge best, 10 call
u convention at such time and place as they
shall think expedient, and make suitable pro-
vision for lis constitution and exercises.
(Which report was accepted and adopted:
Messrs. Gridey, Leavit and Bishop, were
appointed as this committee
In view ofthe aforesaid action of the Gen
eral Convention, the Undersigned do extend
an invitation 10 the friends of the Christian
Sabbath, 10 meet in Convention at Mont
pelier, the third Wednesday in August, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. in the brick Church, TO con-
suit upon the best ways and means-hy ex-
ample, the universal diffusion Of information
and all kind ofmoral influence promoting
the observance ofihe Lords Day.
Jno. Grdley. II. F. Leavitt, Bishop,
Committee of Convention.
Also, the following gentlemen have per-
mitted lheirnames TO be affixed 10 the call.
His Excellency, William Slade, Hon
Jacob Collamer, Hon. Paul Dillingham;, ;r
Rev. J. Scott, Hon. Zimr Howe, Hon. Eras-
tus Fairbanks. Rev. Geo. B. Manser, Hon,
|. F. -Redfeld. E. P. Walton, Esq. Thomas
Reed, Esq. o. H. Smith. Esq. Hon. Horace
Eaton, Hor. Horatio Seymour, Hon John
Commit Silas H. Hodges, Esq.
The Committee earnestly hope, that The va
raious religious denominations of the state
will be fully represented in the Convention;
and they would inform all, who attend from
abroad, that by calling at the Store OF J. W.
Howes, they will he directed to families who
will cordially entertain them
II is expected that Rev. Justin Edwards,
ID. D., Secretary of the American and For
eign Sabbath Union, will be present at the
meeting.
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LIFE ASSURANCE.

twill be seen by an advertisement in auolh-
er column, that Mr.. Bowen is Agent for the
Life Assurance Company established at
Wooster. Mass. He has favored us with
pamphlet explaining the principles and plan
ofiis establishment. 1t is certainly worthy of
examination. Ia Great Britain the benefits
OF similar institutions have long been appre-
ciated. In that country there are at least
lib companies ofthis description, aud thous-
ands and tens of thousands have embraced
advantages they afford. There are many cir
cumstances in human life which render an
insurance of the life of an individual desira
hle- Whenever man has a wife or children
depending for support upon his daily labor,
by paying small sum every year IN case of
his decease, he may make Il comfortable pro-
vision for their future support instead ofleav-
ing them to penury and Distress This is
only one in thousand circumstances making
resort TO the advantages of Life Assurance
Company desirable.
Beside, it will be seen that this Company
claims TO be actuated by motives ofbenevo-
renee. 1t is established upon the mutual
pfinciPie' and not for making money. We
'"eisiore uie more confidently bespeak the
'''eiui attention of the public 10 the provis-
ions oil the charter, and the plans of business
e""Ped IN pursuance oft
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STATE OF VeRMoST,
District Of Addison, SIS.
Be il remembered that at Probate Court held
at Middlehury in and for the District Of Addison,
on the ID day ct July A. ID. 1915.
Jesse Ellsworth administrator of the estate
Of MARTIN SAMSON,
late Of Cornwall, in said District deceased,
makes application TO this Court TO have the
time allowed him for the payment of the debts
of said deceased extended one year from the
expiration of the time heretofore limited by
this Court: 1t is thereupon ordered. that said
application be considered by This Court,
at session thereof 10 be held at the
office of the Register of this Court, in said
Middlebury, on Thursday the Dist day of Au-
gust next, lat one O'Clock in the afternoon and
that said executors give notice thereof to all
persons interested, that they may appear and
make their objections, if any they may have,
to said time being extended, by publish
ing certified copy Of this order in the North
ern Galaxy-a newspaper printed atsaid Mid
dleburv, three weeks successfully previous 10
the time of said Court.
Attest ]. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
4 true copy OF record.
- J. ). BUSHNELL, Register.
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COMNEN CEMENT.

This annual Comm, ncement OF the Uni
versjty of Vermont TO, K place on Wednes-
day Of the present weet. The weather was
fine and the preceedin,, rs were witnessed by
numerous and highly respectable audience.
Many gentlemen ofdisl. notion from different
parts ofthe state. honor ed the occasion with
their presence-iurnishng most grateful
Indication pi the growi;.zr Interest which our
enlightened and patriotic citizens take in the
welfare and prosperity Of the University.
The general character of The exercises
was highly respectable. The performances
of the graduating class evinced a high degree
Of literary aud scientific attain ment, and n
thorough mental discipline, alike honorable
To tho industry and capacity of the students,
au.i tie inverted. able, and well directed
rNcriioi,s 10 r'.,il Instructors. The intellec-
l,raI a;,rc:,rlnrc ai the auGirl.rr and the in
Icrcsi ihcy rSlrhi e. in Il the exercises
@; lie o-'',,si',n. furnishing the most conciv-
ily evidence nf ihc vigorous and healthy
growth Of the Uiversity, aud must satisfy
every enc that it may already be ranked a
r.o.ir ~ most cherished Institutions in tue
land.-Bar. Free P.esS'
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INDEPENDENT CONVENTION.

The freemen of Addison County without
distinction of party, who believe the present
license law to be unconstitutional, unjust and
oppressive, and who desire TO see religion and
morality. offsprings of truth and conscience,
instead of the creatives of legislation and
hypocracy-ail, in short, who are disposed to
be freemen rather than slaves of self consti-
tuted society, are requested 10 meet at the
Town Room in Mddlchury on Friday 22d
day Of August next at ono o'clock L. VI. to
nominate Candidates, for Senators for this
County and to transact any other business
which may be deemed necessary at that time.
BY the request of MANY,
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STAE OF VERMONT,

District oil Addison.
Be it remembered that, at a Probate Court
held at Middebury in and for he District
Of Addison, LIST day Of July A. ID. 1915.
Thomas +. Martin administrator of the
estate of MARSHAL MARTIN,
late of Granville, in said District deceased,
makes application to said Court TO have the
time allowed him for the payment of the debts
of the deceased extended one year from the
expiration 9th time heretofore limited by
this Court: 1t is therefore ordered that said
application be considered by this Court, at a
session thereoito be held at the office of The
Register Of this Court in said Middlebury on
Thursday the 2lst day of August next, AT o.
clock in the afternoon, and that said guar
dian cause notice thereof 10 be given 10 all
persons Interested, that they may appear and
make their objections, if any they may
have, 10 said time being extended.
by publishing a certified copy ofthis order in the
Northern Galaxy I newspaper printed at said
Middlebury three weeks successfully previous 10
the time of said Court.
Jed. S. Bushnell Register.
A true copy Of record 10
Attest. J. S. Bushnell. Register.
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OUR SUBSCRIPTION

T!e base begoIteu arts which have been
rcsorted To BY the Centrais 10 prevent the con-
s;ructiou af ihe Hailaaj Road by no means
discourage our hopes OF lis final success. The
subscription of million of stock III the coun-
try, Inspiring constant perseverance and effort
IN the city. viii finally render it triumphant.
Indcrt such are issnperior merits as shorer.
requiring less G'iny.commaniing three times
l;le an,oanl G. hC>iacss on us line. and there
fore Nor. profitable as ~ Investment. anI
tending mo- 20 Increase the business OF Bos-
Ton than can he pretended by the Central
Road Inspires 10 wi!h n urrovcrine b.-l.rf
Of is flaI construction ii 10, il exclusion, vet
TIE eiscn:a-'ancc hit wc have as yet recciy-
81 TO Information from our Committee as to
The s;a.c OF IL subscription is easily account
ed for from The fact that Mr.. Gilber,'s survey
which has been Thought indispensable to dis
abuse The public mimi of the errors which
were contained III that OF the arch decciver
FELTON,, has bun recently been prepared for the
pnblc. Great enlbarrassnieuis will doubtless
lie encountered. Walton ami his engineer.
FELTON,, will tax themselves up 10 the top Of
their ingenuity to delay if not defeat US. But
sooner or later cur triumph viii he complete.
To our opponents belong the crying. Their
present stack will explode by its own quali6
entioas. We shall soon see what we shall see.
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SANDS SAxsAPARILLA.-Mr. Philip R.
Capen, Of Windham, comes TO add anoth-
or 20 the many testimonials in favor of Sands
S.rsaparilla His wife has been for nearly
two years troubled with an indolent swelling
under her tongue, which was so large as to
impede her swallowing, and much affected
her speech. She had also the Erysipelds,
accompanied with extensive dropsical enlarge
menr, attended with darling pains, so severe
as TO disturb, and. much of the time, totally
deprive her OF rest. One of her arms was so
stiff and painful as TO render it almost useless.
Under all these affliciions. by the advice oil
her physician. she used this valuable article,
which almost Immediately relieved the pain
and lameness. reduced the dropsical enlarge
ment so as to leave her dress nearly quarter
OF yard too large around the waist; the swell
ling of the limbs, which was very distressing
and troublesome has been removed.
For further particulars and conclusT evl-
dence OF its superior value and efficacy see
pamphlets, which ray be obtained oil agents
gratis.
W.P. Russell Agent Middle5ury Vt.
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WING TOWN COMMITTEES.

The County Committee, in pursuance OF
the Directors of the late Wing Convention in
this County, have appointed the following
Town Committees for the several towns. II
is hoped that these Committees will not fail
TO take prompt and efficient measures 10 Sc
cure the election Of true Wings from their re-
spective towns 10 the Legislature.
sNiadlebury.-J. II. Simmons. J. Daven-
port. w. 3. Johnson, Z. p. Peck, o. Hyde,
II. l.. Enos.
sWeybridge.-L. d. Gregory, Elijah Drake,
w. Chapman, Guy Woodwork.
ONe,c HGren.-A. P. Roscoe, A. Trip, G.
Squires. E. Hoyt.
Brisfol-H. Muusill. R. w. Peake. VIII.
Holley, l.. munson.
CornpaH.-C. G. Tilden, Amos Doug lass,
e. Samson jr., L. Mathews.
.SdliSJury.-J. Gibson, Dixie, NJ. l. Dolly.
Leicesier.-Wm. Perry, ]. Bullock, Elem
nv, J. S. Messer.
GO5hen.-Wm. Carlisle jr., n. Capron jr.,
S. ID. Gale. K. Towle.
H.mcock.-C. G. Robbins. Il. Barnes.
Grancitc.-J. 7. Ball, WIN, Lamb, NJ.
Ball.
Ripton.-J. r. New, F. Smith, f. S. Per
SONS, Harley Sunderlin, Il. Cushman.
LincoIa.-W. w. Pope, II. Clay.
!Si1rk5Jofo' .--SaniI. ID. Holcomb, II. Sal
isburv.
.Nonhton.-C. Stone, NJ. NJ. Day Webb,
- Eastman.
F,rfiSbursh.-N. l.. Reese, Z. Walker,
l.. &. Warner.
Tcrgcanes:-J. Thompson, J. NJ. Taylor,
J. f. Roberts, Danl. c. Stone.
Pc;nion.-S. Pond, J. 5. Tappau, c. Co
uant, ID. Adams.
Ha'tliam.-Jahu P. Strong, e. Benton,
:. ~. Burroughs.
-Addissn.-D- Y. Chambers, L. Guley. J.
Spencer jr., Z. II. Merrill.
Br;dp"rt.-Lurher Ferre. Philander Jones.
.Shorcham.-C. c. Calender, NJ w. C..
Wright, AzcI Chipmln, w. A. Hitchcock.
Uhiiiag.-JoscPh Simonds, ]. F. Brown.
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D0CT. J. BR0CKWAY
FROM ALBANY. FORMERLY

OF VERMONT,
Will be in MiJdlebury on or about the first
of August. He will be prepared to render
professional service and advice. not only, as a
Dentist. But having lost one of his limbs at
the notorious " anti-limb" Fulton Ferry n.
York City, aud been compelled to call into
exercise his bump of construc,iveness, (of no
mean developement before.) he has substtu-
ted Tor himself an artificial limb superior to
anything of the kind heretofore in use. Sym
pathsins therefore with cripples he offers his
aid TO the entire race. Any man, woman or
child minus tooth, palate, nose, an arm
or Il leg may do themselves a favor by consult
ing Doct. B., who also designs and applies
various mechanical fixtures for the relief of
the impotent,the manned or deformed. consul
tation fee, where nothing further is done, Two
Dollars.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
Commissioners Notice.

We the subscribers, being appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the district of addison,
Commissioners TO receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands Of ell persons against the
estate of
JUSTUS MORSE,
late Of Leicester in said district, represented in
solvent, and also all claims and demands exhibit
ed in ogffet thereto and six months from the 3lst
day ofJuly last being allowed by said Court for
that purpose we do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend to the business Of our said APP
pointment, at the dwelling house of Widow JUS
tus Morse in said Leicester, on the last Tuesdays
of September and January next from nine o.
clock on each of said days.
Given under our hands this ID day of August
A d. 1915 IA
LEONARD d. JENNY, ! Commits
JOHN PROUT, sioners.
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MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE
COMPANY.

OF WORCESTER, Massachusetts,
Incorporated By the State of Massachusetts,
March Is, 1914,
With Guarantee Capital Stock Of
l00,000-Shares $4,000.
HON. JOHN DAVIS, IF Worcester,
President.
An agency of this institution having been es-
tahlished in this county, where Life Insurance
can be effected upon any sum from 500 to SlO,-
900 on the true Mutual System, and where the
cost of Insurance will be regulated by the expen-
ses, The original cash payments are . per CT.
less than other companies charge. Young men
wishing TO raise money tocarry them through an
education or to help them start in business, will
find this convenient way to raise funds. Let a
policy OF Assurance be obtained, and this can be
pledged for the security of money borrowed.
Any person with small pecuniary means, will
find his credit much increased by obtaining such
an insurance. which can at any time be made 10
stand as pledge for the payment of debt A
man having family that would be left in meas
ure destitute, if the head should be taken away,
may, for small annual payment, secure TO them
comfortable support after his deceaSe. The sub
scriber will be happy 10 communicate the prin-
cip!es and plans of business to any citizens dis
posed TO favor the object, or who may wish to be-
come members or stockholders.
CHARLES BOWEN,
Agent for the County of Addison
Middlebury, VT. July, 25, 1915. 10
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Commissioners Notice.

We sihe subscribers, being appointed by the
probate court for the District of Addison, Com
misSioncrs, IS receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons, against the
eslateof
ABNER WILCOX,
late of-s1idport in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto: And months from the 9Th day Of Ju-
" 1874, being allowed by said Court for
thatpurpoSe. we do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend TO the business Of our said ap
pointment, at the dwelling house of the widow Of
saiddeceased in Bridport on the 2nd Thursday of
Sept and Dec next from nine O'clock, A. NJ. until
four P NJ. on each Of said days.
Charles Hcire,
s. IL. Walker, Commissioners. IL
Phiiander Jones,
Dated at BridPsrt July 10Th 1915.
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FIFTY THOUSAND D0LLARS!I
PAID FOR THE ORIGINAL RECIPE OF THE
CELEBRATED IMMINENT
.JOZsas 81. Long.


many i'm
Medical nencer introduced
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"DE the
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the
O the teho and often deemed V wlo emIy The
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whe
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played 0fthe % and obstinate affections w ec
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nj a lie d,

In Middlebury, by Rev. T. A. Merrill, Mr..
Leonard Wheeler OF Briiport to Miss Lucin-
da Hammond This fifth wife) of the former
place.
In Hancock Aug. Cd 1915. by Zerah Bar
rows Esq. A. J. Church of Albany N. Y. to
Miss Amanda T. Cassidy ofthe former place.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.--MoSDAY Aug.

II 1917.
Reported for the ". E. Farmer.
AT market 1000 Beef Cattle, 1900 Sheep
and 800 Swine. 100 Beef Cattle unsold.
PRIcEs.-Becf Catile.-Former prices were
not sustained. We quote Extra, S5,25 B.
81. First quality, s. 5.l7. Second quail
ity si,25 AIS. Third quality. S3,35 4
.Sheep.-Lamhs from Sl,33 TO 2. Old
Sheep from $3.50 10 2,25.
WOOL.-There begins to be some move
ment in fleece Wool, but no large sales have
been made, and prices not settled.
Prime or Ssxony Fleeces, washed, IBIS a
40 c.-American full blood, do 35 37-Do
"a do 80 35-Do. I-2 do 81 a 33-1-4 and
common do 90 80.
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--s..a--;-.-..a..,sls .z1
.kz;s tssE;sdd IE::ssEs's1 .sis,,I
- I! - Il. 3 o n ez.ssSs.s

NOTICE is hereby si7en, that the Cham
plain and Connecticut River Rail Road COM
pany will petition the legislature OF Vermont
at their next session, TO be held on the second
Thursday of October 1915, TO pass an act
granting TO them the right to extend theirroad
from Burlington to Canada line.
Midd!ebury 6th, August 1915.
SAMUEL SWIFT Clerk.
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entered, one at Boston and the other at n.
York, under false invoices. One LOT in the
possession Of Lowell Carpet Company, and
other in that of The Hon, Royal Sothwick,
but not imported by them. The wool should
have paid 30 per cent duty, and three cents
per h., instead of which it paid but per
cent-N T. paper.
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GFODD FELLOWS IN ENGLAHD.-InE Eng
land, upwards of $4,000 are annually dis
tributed by the Odd Fellows whose funds a.
mount to the gross sum Of 1000. This
immense amount has been got together by
weekly contributions of two pence and three
pence from each member. The number Of
Odd Fellows in England is stated TO be $50, =
600.
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Boston, AUG. 4.-WooL-There begins
to be some movement in fleece Wool, but no
large sales have been made, and prices are
not settled. Sales of differant grades have
been made at from 90 10 Csc per lb. on the
usual credit of 6 mos. The new clip is COM
ing in freely Pulled sells within the range
of our quotations. Sales 200 and 300 bales
South American at IL a lac per Ii. 6 mos.
Prime Saxony Fleeces washed H.. SO a 40
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TAKEN UP.

Came into the enclosure of the subscriber
on or about the 10Th July inst, a bro,rn coU /;
her horns sawed of on the ends, and gives
milk. The owner is requested 10 prove prop
erty, pay charges, and take her away.
HOSEA HAMILTON.
Bridport, July 26th, 1915. l3.3w.
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STRAY COW.
Strayed from the subscribers about the 2Olh
ofJuly inst, dark red COW, six years old,
with black spot on her right side, and some
white about her bag Probably she has no,r
a calf at her side Whoever will return her
or give information where she may be found,
shall be suitably compensated.
G.F. GORHAM.
Middlebury Village. 13 3w.
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WooL.-The carpet factories down East
can afford TO sch The arieie low, il they get
day. Mr.. Dearborn, of the Boston custom
houss, seized two lots OF wool, which had been
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AUCTION! =!

Will be sold at Auction, on Saturday next,
August 10Th, in front OF outr Store,
Set Dining Chairs,
4 Rocking do
5 Small do
Stove and lot of Pipe.
IL Nap'd Hats.
6 Cast Steel Scythes,
20 Pr. Hand Bellows,
6 Pat. Pals,
3 Brass Clocks Extra Time.
l Feather Bed and Pillows,
] Cradle,
Wash Stand,
Toile: Table,
/ Fall Leaf do
. Candle Stands,
FPS. 20 yds, Fine Cashmere, -.
l." Tweeds,
Books and other sundry articles,
ALSO,
] Single Waggon-with Steel Springs, n
first rate article almost new.
Sale to commence NJ I O'Clock. p. NJ.
Terms made known OIL day OF Sale.
z. BECKWITH, & CO,
Auctioneer.
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BosroX LIBERALITr.-There is not anoth-
er city in the world which exhibits such con-
slant benevolenc. The donation of Abbott
Lawrence of $4,000 to the Latin School, is
followed by the donation OF $4,000 10 the
Cambridge Observatory. by DAVID Sears.