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From d1e ST. Louis Republican Of Sept. IL.

From dte ST. Louis Republican Of Sept. IL.
TIE CIVIL WAR IN ILLISoIs.-A long
letter in the Quincy Daily Courier of Mon
day last, confirms all that has been published
in regard 10 The prefe1ldrd origin o. the diff
culties--the firing upon a meeting Of anti
Mormons. near Lima, assembled 10 consult
opon measures to protect their properly from
the dePredations of The Mormons That
such an attack was made, without injury 10
any one, is admitted 10 be true, but, while
the anti-Mormon party charge II upon the
Mormons, the latter allege that it was trick
Of the former to procure pretext for depre
dations which they are now making. The
meetins, al all events, broke up in a hurry,
escaping out of the doors and windows, and
some of them leaving their hats behind Them.
On Wednesday and Thursday. after brief
warning 10 the occupants, The burning of the
dwellings of the Mormons commenced On
Friday, other houses were fired. In the
couree Of that day, committee Of Mormons,
win nag of truce, entered Lima, TO treat
VITA theIr enemies. Capt. Newton volunteer
60 10 introduce them 10 some citizens OF
/ hancock County, and did so. They met in
councll-Edson Whitney. Joel Catlin and
Samuei iemine. representing the anti Nor
mons, informing them at the same time that
they were not authorized by the public 10 do
any thing, but acted on their own RESPONSE
biliity. They were ready, however. receive
any proposition tending to allay the excite
meni. The following proposition was then
submitted:
ADAMS COUNT, Sept -, 1872.
we, the undersigned, Committee ap-
pointed BY the Morley and Hancock settle
ments, Ia branch Of the Mormon church.
Where's, as there seeming to be some Diff
Guilty between said body and the anti Nor
mons, we, as representatives of said body.
wish 10 make some propositions SO as to
make peace. We wish 10 sell our Decided
Lands as well also as our Improvements, as
10" as 1t could be reasonably expected-re-
serving to ourselves rbe crops now on the
premeses-and will take in exchange. Work.
ing Cattle, Cows, Sheep, Horses, Wagon:
and Harness, Store Goods, and any availa.
bic property. and give possession as soon 4.
our crops can be taken of. and receive pa,
for the same. the whole ofwhich NAV be pur.
chased FROM the undersigned, acting as Com
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

The late trial in this stale 10 elect a mem
Der Of Congress, has resulted in another de-
feat OF Mr.. Woodbury., the loco candidate.
Thus has the Granite State a second time,
recorded her second sober thought against
the extension Of slavery. The returns are
all in, except from eleven towns, and allowing
10 these the same vote as last spring, Wood
bury will lack over three hundred OF an cleo
ton; but bis loss in the towns already heard
from, as compared with the governor vote
last spring is 1874, and there is no reason 10
doubt that the same proportional loss will run
through the remaining towns. The vote now
stands: Woodbury., loco, l6O69; Goodwin
whig, e2S3; Hale. abolition, l7l7; scattering
372. The mex trial will come on in Novem-
Der.
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mittee. or from the respective owners.
Daniel Tyler, Marcellus MeknOwn,
Horace S.Rawson. Samuel Alger.''

mttee. or from the respective owners.
Daniel Tyler, MarceIlus Mcknown
Horace .Rawson. Samuel Alger.''
Mr.. Whitney remarked 10 the commute
that he believed their propositions would be
unsatisfactory 10 one particular: that If he
had 10 buy out bad neighbor TO get md Of
him, he would like TO know what distance
be would remove from him. The commit
Tee replied that they would not agree 10 leave
Hancock nor would they say in what part oil
that county they would again settle. 1t Is
useless perhaps 10 add that The interview a
mounted 10 nothing; gnd The work of des-
truciiOn commenced again that evening. Up
10 Friday morning. as near as / could ascer-
tain, tweniy-three buildings were burned
During last night and TODAY the number is
probably swelled 10 thirty, perhaps more.
The party engaged in the work go undisguis-
ed. in broad daylight. and apply the torch
So far no one has been injured, nor has any
property, was told, been destroyed but The
houses, except BY accident.
The party which first commenced the
work Of destruction did not amount to more
than twenty Ut thirty. What the number is
now cannot be ascerrained. The anii-Mor-
nous, not engaged in burning, are collecting
and preparing to act upon the defensive.
The Mormons are encsmped about three
miles from where the scene of destruction
first commenced. Their number on Friday
was variousIy estimated, from one 10 three
hundred. but an hours time may greatly
swell their ranks. Both parties are well arm
ed. and all the anti MormOns with whom !
corversed, expressed the belief that the work
of destruction could not be stayed until the
Mormons were driven into Nouvoo.
Dor accounts By the last boats are brought
down to Sunday night. The work of de-
struction was progressing, and extending IL
self with hourly increasing violence The
anti Mormons, il is understood, have taken
measures TO SECURE general concentration
Of forces from far and near. and declare that
they will not stop short of the explosion Of
every Mormon from Hancock county-inI
which Nsuvoo is situated. 1t is said that up
10 Sunday night about sixty houses had been
barnt down 10 Hancock aud Adams counties.
Meanwhile. we have from Nauvoo proela-
nation Of the Sheriff of Hancock county.
commanding the said rioters and other peace
breakers TO desist forthwith, disperse and 60
to their homes. under the penalty Of The laws:
and calling upon the law abidinb citizens, as
a posse conlitafus. 10 give their united aid in
supPressing the rioters, and maintaining the
supremacy ofihe law.
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Our ROAD. We still receive assurances
from our commissioners in Boston that our
subscription for stock is progressing with d
very fair prospect that il will soon advance
to a million the sum required for actual Op-
Grafton. These favourable prospects have
thrown the centrals into conniption fits
Walton storms like very Mrs. Caudle- In
his last he makes an awful demonstration up
on the editor of the Bellows Falls Gazette
for attribuSng The decleniion of the Cheshire
stock 10 the coalition between The Central and
Fitchburgh which is doubtless the. true rea-
son. The editor Of khe Keene Sentinel at
least declared ihis to be his opinion.
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His E.c'y William Sladc.

Mr.. Htitney, the protector of the great
railroad from the northern lakes to the Or
e.on Territory. arrived in this city 10Th. from
Ibe Missouri. He has heen.as the public arc
aware. on a tour OF exploration Of the
route Of this great work. Leaving the Mis-
sissipri at Prairie du Chen. he crossed over
10 the Great Bend of the Missouri and ex-
presses himself highly graiihed with the soil
and capacity ofrhe country 10 sustain a dense
population, and with the favorable char acier
OF the route for the enterprize which he pro-
poses and urges with so much zeal. The par
ty seven in number, are in excellent health.
81 Louis Republican.
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RAILROADS.

Ierrlont and Massachusetts, Railroad The
grading on this Road has been commenced
m rhis Town, and we understand the worl
will be vigorously prosecuted. The Presi'
dent and Engineers OF the Company deserve
much credit for the provisions they have
made against the use of intoxicating liquor:
by the workmen on this road. and The prohi-
biriou of work on the Sabbath. According
10 the specifications and contracts, the use
Of arden, spirits is entirely prohibited We
hope they may be enabled to enforce this pro-
vision to the letter. Fnchburgh Sentinel.
CHESHIRE RoAD.-The Railroad Co m
mssioners have done up their work from
WtDchendon 10 this town. in manner very
generally Satisfactory 10 sllConceined. Half.
or more than half of the land was bargained
for before the Commissioners came on the
ground. The whole amount OF land DANA
res. for the % or "a miles of the road
amounts TO but about S5,000. We under
stand the contractors are already at work al
various points on the road.-LN. II. Senti-
mel.
CAssIUs NJ. CLAY arrived at Cincinnati
on the 18th inst, looking rather feeble from
his late sickness.
Alexander Fl. Everett. our Minister TO
China, has proceeded from Rio Janeio on
his mission.
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new GOODS.
A. p. ROSCOE

Is Just receiving large and well selected stock
i OF Fall and Winter Goods, consisting of eve
" variety Of Staple AID Fancy Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, Hand Ware, Crockery, Drugs, Medicines.
Paints, Oils, Dye StufS, Putty Glass, Nails, &c.
&c Wiihoutauempnngi 10 enumerste, be would
assure his friends and the public that his aiocfis
larger than usual and consists OF the best of Sta
pie Goods, and the richest Fancy & Dress Goods
that can be selected in New York market, all OF
which will be sold for Cash, most kinds of Conn-
try Produce, or on approved credit, as low as the
same quality of Goods can be obtained al any 9TH
er store in the State.
New Heven, Sept 80, 1915, -
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STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF VERMONT,
District Of Addison, SIS.
Be il remembered, that at Probate Cour
held al Shoreham, in and forihe district Of Add
son, on the 25lh day Of September, 4. d. 1915.
An instrument purpoIting TO be the lssiwill ant
testament Of
SAMUEL HAND,
laIe OF Said.,Shoreham deceased, having te1n pre-
scented 10 court for probate: Il Is therefore order
ed that the said instrumental considered and ex-
amined for probate BY this COuri al : session
thereof TO be held al the office OF A. G. White
Esq. in said Shoreham on Thursdayihe 9Th day
OF November next, at one o'clock in the after
noon; and that notice thereof be given 10 all per
sons interested that they may appear and make
their objections ifany they NAV have, 10 the pro
bate and allowance Of said will, by publishing z
certified copy ofthis order in The Northern Gala1-
Va newspaper printed al Niddlebuy in said
Districi-three weeks successfully previous TO
the time Of said Court.
Jed. s. Bushnell Register.
A true copy OF record.
Attest Jed. S. Bushnell Register. %
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Making pr cent for the year. Said per cent
age 10 be cast on the original amount Of prem
Jun note without reference 10 any enforcement,
to be paid 10 the TreaSrer, ai his ONCE, in Mont
pelier, on or before the fifteenth day Of October,
1875, being the day OF the Annual meeting of said
company.
As usual, a list OF persons insured In the sever
towns. with the amount of assessment dne from
each representstively, will be forwarded 10 the
Representatives elect 10 the Legislature, By
whom money can can be sent Members OF the
Company should recollect this opportunity, as II
affords 10 all a cheap, safe and convenient way
bv which money for their insurance can be tras-
mitied; and it is expected that each Member OF
the company, from whom assessment are due,
will improve the opportunity thus offered TEE
ASSESSMENTS ARE DIE IN OCTOBER, and, in or
der 10 meet the liabilities of the company, must
be paid in promtly. Such as neglect TO forward
their money when due referred 10 the Sih sec Of
act OF incorporation, (Which will be found attach
ed TO their policies for the consequences Of such
neglect The Treasurer is inStructedey The d.
reciors in all cases, where 1t becomes necessary
for the collection Of OF assessments 10 bring suits
10 enforce the collection ofthe whole note, agreea-
BILE TO the provisions of the act above cited
There have been allowed the past year one hun
dred and nine losses amounting TO S32 -996 IS.
J. T. THURSTON, Treasurer.
Insurance O5-s, Montpelier, August Is, 1915.
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ESTATE OF HANNAH PRATT

ESTATE OF HANNAH PRATT.
WE, the subscribers, beng appointed by thc
w Ho n. the Probate Court for the District OF
Addison, Commissioners, 10 receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands Of all persons,
against the estate Of
HANNAH PRATT,
late Of BridPori in said District, deceased, rep
resented insolveni, and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in ofsei thereto: And months
from the 9th day oiSePtember, 1915, being allow
ed by said Court for that purpose, We do there
fore hereby give notice thai we will attend to the
business Of our said appointment, atthedweiling
house Of Simon Z. Walker, in Bridport, on the
first Mondays in January and March next, from
nine O'Clock A. NJ, until four o'clock. P. NJ, on
each Of said days.
Ebene-er AHen, Commits
isaac B1rrolrs, sioners.
Dated at Bridport, this 9th day Of September,
1915.
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WHo DIspUrEs Ir7 Nobodv.-h has now

VINO DISPUTES lI7 Nobody-h has DOW
become an established tact that DR.. Wis.ar' S
Balsam OF Wild Cherry is the best remedy
eVerknown for preventing consumption by
certainly and speedily curing every disease
that leads 10 the most fatal dy-Coughs,
Colds, Bleeding OF the Lungs, Asthma, Liver
Complaint, etc, etc ,ai once yeld 20 lis marvel
ouspower-and scores ofcases oisupposed con
firmed Consumption have been completely
cured, aiierlhe best physicians have declared
that death was inevitable. Mr.. James
Sage of Waterville, n. Y, was restored 10
perfect healthy The Balsam after the best
doctors in Oneida County pronounced the
case TO be a hopeless consumption. So OF
Thomas Cozen, OF Haddonfeld, n. J., after
he had been given up 10 die See the pub
lirhed statements OF each case-so attesled
thai all must beliere-
For sale b, W. P. Russell.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.-MoSpAr, Sept.


%, 1915.
Reported for the " E. Farmer.
At market POO Beef Cattle. $50 Stores
$500 Sheep and POPS Swine. Several hun
cred Beef Cattle and Stores unsold.
PRIcEs.-Beef Cuaie-Prices generally
for like quality were not sustained. a few
Extra S4,75 5. First quality $3.50. Sec
ond. $500 4,25. Third quality 1925 s.
rs.
.Sfores-Small lotsirom S1,l7 10 2,25.
.Sriae-Selected loi 2 Il and IA not
selected a 4. Old Hogs 1-2 and 4 -.
At retail, from l-2 10 ).
WOOL.-There is fair demand fer Fleece
and Pulled, and sales 10 a considerableextent
have been made, without any improvement
in prices.
Prime or Saxony Fleeces, washed, ID 81
a 4Oc-Americsn full blood, do IS 81
Do. "a do 90 3i-Do 1-2 do 81 a 81 Ia
land common do rs 30.
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OF VERMONT 1S45
WAITON-S DAILY JOURNAL.

The subscribers intend TO publish Daily
Journal of proceedings during the ensuing
session OF the Legislature, as usual, if order
ed. From the probable election of State
Officers BY the Legislature, and the questions
upon Geological Survey of the State, the
License Law. the Election Law, Common
Schools, and Railroads, in addition TO the or
binary topics of legislation, the approaching
session promises TO be unusually in
terestins, and the Journal will contain the
fullest accounts practicable
TERMs-Sl single subscriptions; four cop
les 5. and seven copies for s.
NJ Subscriptions may be forwarded BY
members of The Legislature or my mail.
E.P. WALTON & SONS.
Montpelier, Sept. ), 1545.
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LIST OFIETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
remaining in the Post Office al Middle5ury
VI, Sept. 30, l9i5:
Allen f. Abbey, G. LaIhrop,
AcenIih Armes, Mrs. Rachel Mathew.
John Benedict, Charles Matte. Esq
Charles Butler, =. T. Mason ESQ.
W. c. Boardman, Mrs. Sally Markham
John Brown, Mrs. Ellen @. Neil,
b. Briefly, Mary Nsrtinc.
Abel p. Case. Miss Jane Oakley,
Thorn. Caravan, Zebelon Palmer.
CT Cornell, David Packard.
ID. NH. Carpenter, James Pesrcr.
Simpson Church, Mrs. Maria Page.
David Drury. Monster Frcois PETIT.
Mrs. Sarenda Drury. Miss Martha Pinuev.
Ansel Edwards, Francis Rivers.
DAM. Ford. Ssml. Richards
Mrs. Al Foot. Rev 4. Il. Randall,
Mrs. Mary Flanagan Samson ROsiabaIe.
Mss Fidelia Foster. Danl Smith.
Miss Martha Foot, Mis-. Ellen VI. Selleck.
Rev. {. VI. Fuller. Miss Mary Snooks.
Edwin Fsrnsworih. Ira r. Smith. (
Miss ID. L. Giles ?. Alfred SisweH.
Geo. Gay. VIM. II. Sampson,
Menerva Goodrich, Saml. Sergeant,
Pairirk Grace. Rev. John Siocker,
Rev. Beriah Green, Mrs Beisev SAWYER,
Ss-ah Hagar. Elias Stead,
Amssa Harrington, Rev. Bor-ce Seaver.
Miss Deniel Il. Holton Clintha THden.
John :. Kirby. Mrs. Harriet Thomss
Jas. kentworthy, Harvey Virgin.
John G. Jackson, Miss Louisa Wright.
Heniy Linsley Otis Wait,
p. Latin ,. VI IS Elsjrs Wheeler,
Hiram Little. his. Wheaton,
Chas Eeoi.
L. D. BARBER, p. NJ.
HN. B. Persons calling for the above
letters will please say they a-e advertised. %
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ERRORS.

An unusual number Of errors occurred IL
printing our manuscript articles week beior'
last. Our absence is our apology. Inc
manuscript was such as no to be easily DE
cyphered hy the conpositor.
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Di e d

In Whiting, Sept. 26, Eliza W. Smith,
wife OF Phineas Smith, aged 35years.
In Weybridge, on the 18th ult., Thomas
Dickinson, aged 90 years and s months. He
was hero of the revolution.
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War Nth Merioo at On End.-The New
York Sun ssys-"We learn by letter from
Hon. w. l. Marcy, Secretary oil war, &c
Gen, Arlington Bennett of Long Island that
the army of the United States are IN the
most pacific condition, and will no doubt re-
main So
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JUST PUBLISHED, A PAMPHLET
Containing an Appeal to the Bible, IN behaI
of the M E Church; Also, notice OF Rev Z
Prindle's letters in reply 10 said Appeal, BY
Potter. The above Pamphlet may Re had Of
in. SLADE & Co, Middleoury-
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EIPE EIDEn

THE Members Of the Vermont Mutual Fire
Instance Company are hereby norihed that ihe
following assessments have been made by the Di-
rectorS on all notes in force on the Gays follow
inc
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NJ a d,

In this Village on the 30lh ult-, by Rev.
T. w Pearson, Mr.. Caleb Morton TO Miss
Julia R. Jackson, all of this place. Cake re-
ceived.
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FARM E0R SALE.

THE Farm which The subscriber has occu-
l. pied for several years past in WeybTidge, Is
f. Sale. Ii contains about one bundled acres
including detached piece Of about % aces il
the vicinity Of the main fam.
Upon the premises l. good Dwelling House
two Barns, Sheds, &c. Situated in Weybridse
about TWO miles from Middlebnry Village Pan
menis made easy. Let those who are inclined Il
purchase, call and examine the premises.
HARVEY H La RENEE
weybridse, Sept 20, 1915. q
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NOTICE.!

NOTICE
Persons having unsettled accounts with the
Subscriber, will please call at his Office and
settle by Cash or Note.
After the 18th of Oct. next all unsettled ac-
counts will be found in the hands ola third
person. IRA STEWART
Middlebury, Sept. IS, 1915.
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.4LSO.

Grocecies, Crockery. Glass and Hard Ware, Win
dow Glass, Putty, Nail Rods American steel, Cutter
shoes, shovels &c. &C. Making wi:h his former
stock the largest, best, and cheapest stock Of Goods
lie has had the pleasure Of offering TO the public
Please call and examine for yourselves. The utmost
pains taken 10 show Goods and Prices
h, o. SMITH.
New Haven, Sept %, ls45.
NIB The higlfst prices paid for most kinds Of
Produce, by II. o. SMITH.
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LEGISLATURE.

The Legislature commences its session on
Thursday this week. We calculate TO give
our readers early and faithful intelligence
from the capitol.
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NEW GOODS.

The subscriber is now receiving from New York
large and splendid assortment Of staple and fancy
DR., Goods, among which may be found a great va
rieiy Of goods for Ladies' Cloaks and Dresses viz.
Rep Cashmere, Muslin De Lains, Gala Plaids, silk
Warp and Chameleon Alpaecas. Also a large and
extensive assortment Of Prints-all prices Law
renee c. sheeting, and several other styles. Broad
and Beaver Cloths, Black and Fancy Cassimeres,
silk and silk Vevets for Bonnets, Ribbons, "a great
variety Worsted Mitts, Nuts, Zephyr Worsieds,
Tailor's Trimmings, &c. &c
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Shingles Shingles!

10000 Pine and Spruce Shingles Of the bes
quality, for sale by r W. COLLiNs-
Cornwall, Sept %, ls45.
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J. NEWTON'S

JAUNDICE BITTERS.
For Jeundice, Dyspepsia. Nausea. Flaiu-
lence, Sick Headache and al Bilious aEes-
tons. Liver Complaints, &c. Sold wholesale
and rstail by H.. s.CRIPLEY.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Rev. Mr.. DAILY will celebrate Mass in Mid
dlebury on Sunday, the 18th Oct.
Catholics are respectfully invited TO attend.
Middlebury, Sept %, 1915.
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FOR SAIL

FOR SALE.
An address before the Addison County
Agricultural Society, by Hon. Silas H. Jen-
ison," al
J. RAGAR'S
L. W. CLARK
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BOOTS AND SHOES

Of every description which he has selected with
great care and he aiierS himself ihatihey are the
very beat articles for strength and durability
They consist as follows:
French Calf SKINS
Oak Tanned and H.mlock sole Lscthers
Do - DO Upper Leather.
The subscriber having selected in market 4
large assortment of LASTS Of the LGtcst and mos
fashionable svle does no intend 10 be excelled as
10 srvle. durability or finish BY any one and es-
pecially in the manufacture of Boots; particular
ly, Water proof feet protectors, sure renedJ
for coughs, colds, Liver complaints, Rheuna-
tism, &c &c. brought on by cold and ret 1sef.
He intends his prices shall be fair and reason
able. and as he is determined upon close and as
sduous attention 10 business, he, hopes to be Ia.
voured with fair proportion OF the patronage Of
his fellow citizens in this vicinity.
LAFAYETTE HARVEY,
Middlebury, Oct 9th lei5- 2Sd
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FAIL GOODS.
4. BARN CHIpNiAN.

a. b u X NJ ChlSMAN,
A RE now receiving from Boston. fresh supply
Il OF Goods, of which We will enumeraie a few
such as
AnerIcas, French and German Broad
Cloths, Beaver, Pilot, and Canada Cloths,
for over coats, Blk and Fancy Caeimeres
and fancy Doeskins, fancy Satinetts, Cash
mere De Cosse. Repr. Cashmere, fancy
De LANES. Silk and Cotton Warp Alpac-
ca, Orleans and Indiana Cloths fancy Plaid.
Booking, a great variety of Shawl>, such
as Boston, French Gala, Net. Satin Stripe,
Silk & Wool, B X d mask, Sc. A large
stock of Ca!icoes and Cniions, Muffs, Boas,
Hats, Taps. Buffalo Robes, Boots & Shoes,
Groceries, Croskery Glass and Hardware,
Medicines. Oils, PAINS, SC.
Having boushta heavy stock, We are couhieei
We can give our customers and friends gpaliJy
and prices which cannot bur suit, Al least We Will
say that We will sell as low as the lowest. AL
kinds Of Produce, Lumber, Shingles, Sc. tsker
Al The highest market prices.
Bridpori, Sept ., lei5.
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Gaps.
Strayed

NAME into the enclosure OF the Subscriber on
" The 18th inst, red, Whitehead COW, about
ls years old. The owner is requested 10 prove
properly, pay charges, and take her way.
HORACE SALISBURY.
SlaIksboro, Sept -, 1915. 233w