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SEL'S
Pain Extractor,

For the cure of Burns, Scalds, Bruises
Cuts. Piles, Salt Rheum, BARRIERS Itch,
Cons. and general Sores of all kinds
from TWO 10 EIGHT TIayscHEavER THAN
BEFORE. or nothing il the user is not de-
lighted with IL. II
4 n article aa, c@ery Family mus, corsjer in.
tispensable whrn they know ,s power and
value, and which has heretofore been sold too high
TO reach all classes, has now been reduced in price,
with view that .ich and foor, high and low, and
IN fact every human being nay enjoy its comforts:
and eli who get il shall have the prize returned to
them il they ere not delighted with it, use. We
assert, without the possibility Of contradiction,
That ALL BuRxs snd ScALrs, EXERT Elrrnsal
SoRE, old or flesh, ard al external pains and
zches no matter where, shall be reduced 10 com
fort by it in five m;nutcs-sasing lie, limb, or
scar. Noburn cnn 10 fatal If this is applied. TN
less the vi;als are destroyed BY the accident. I,
is truly magical to appearance in its effects. En-.
quirc for ConEcls Magical Pain Extractor Salte.'
AZ Ccrns;ock & Co.'S, 81 Cort.andt Street, New
York. Prize e5ceDts. or four tires as much for
SO cents End near tcn Tires as much for Dollar.
A certain quantity is given every cay TO the
poor in New York, and there is not bow four
years old in the city but can tell all about this
wonderful extractor Of al rsir.
Sold, wholesale, by Cornstock ( Co. 81 cort-
sandt street. New YORK; and bv D. Heart. Hills.
borough. Or. James Young, Oxford, and j. 4 X.
sioan, GTesnsbcrough. :. s.- -. -
February II. 49,. ca
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LARGE STOCK OF
Boots, shoes,..Faper
80 &c.
g rsow sr,n g,rfx,w Trw1aa

n C. WARREN invites The attention q
". cOcntry Merchants and others 70 his e.
tcnsive assortncn, Of Boots. shoes. &C., Just %
ccised from The Manufacturer which he win be
happy to sell both 10 oil and new euslomsrs Il
his usual lsw Cash prices
Purchasers will find at this establishment q
liEger variety Of goods than elsewhere in Virginia.
aniean depend upon purchasing any article or
making up IN assortment as cheap as IN any Of
the n1stheyn rites. &
wrsppin; piper Of every sire and quality -
ways on hand. and Tor sale al considsrskle ~
duetion from former prices. also Cotton and Hemp
Twinc. brushes. Biseking. Sc, al the old stald.
Sign fthe Mammoth Boot Petersburg. Va.
Sc CHARLES c. WARREN
Pe:snbws. Va Feb. 90. ls4s. s7-iw
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To Saddiers, Sc.

lust received an assortment Of Saddle Tres,
~ Hosskins, Webbing, Harness Mounting. &c.
&c. 49, .=@5 q r
TIE siSk viii lind Dr.. wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cheuy very valuable Medicine for the Cen
sumption and al diseases Of the lungs and liver.
Send and get bottle and make trial--it viii
help you. s* 80 @1 y
Also on hand general assortment ofG0Ops
Of all kinds usually kept in county stores. Give
Us q call.
Z. MURRAY & Co.
February &C. ~ ss--ncn
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WORMS! woRWs!!

k oLMSToCK'S ,TERMIFUGE fts the Ger.
tain destruction Of Worms. This uruch 60.
LIBERATED article Is now for sale in this place BY ID.
Heart. The numerous lives that have been saw.
cd by this article, is sufficient guarantee tb,,
every mother should keep it in her house: Tbe
public have been grossly deceived of late, by GER
tain other preparations got upm imitation Of this
They must consider il reat.blessing tilat thew
have now within their reach the only genuine
preparation which IS certain to destroy any guam
hty OF worms child may hayc. Il Is useless "a
accompany this with any certificate, the article 4
well known without ssu,ld- - - $50 :
Sold, wholesale, BY Constock & Co, aa- Corr.
land ssyeet; New York; and By D.. Heartt Hill:
borough Dr.. James Young, QasOrd, and ]. d n.
Sloan, Grecnsborough. =
Apil : s@ a,s%'s1 sse 4: Trs m
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" 0klttDaC u tuElItgk40u
- FOR. SALE. .
E.A4 3at.susz AL - lsaa.i@. y g =
= 50 !, - -; -: Il g.@st ssrs =.
e. sxzAinsst ~ shsss,ss ss<s<ss ssrs alsy
- h<sy' - xhirA 80 90 A~a iux grsnn1ss -
q i good n<Aagws Al eurAasA ~ = uaa<ni
rilA nevrx fszinr grings and q sod <a = as
yarA Tie Dwel5ng Ho0s d nnxl hce oe*A-
fxrshae. 81 3 ere II he kealaiess and hssss-
scne1 afnzeeAs b he eo1nty. IL ksnazns1
Is we1 a1apasd % ne grad e eon whest and
tsnarrss ksAoas cms kaff riezrxt. se39n6m god
knea The hna kEnfsly k<la1gea - Dr. laln
A. Mshans. AL les thEex n@l<s ncrsh 81 Massn
Haa Fer fsrhsS rsrieriarA a8ar-s - ssb-
ssnsAsf, Masua IIsn OEanxs eounrv. N. &
GREEN ID. JORDAN.
Marrh 4 ed
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Acoustic ON for Dealiacss |!

THIS really valuable preparation. which has
u cured hundreds Of persons. who used Il ac-
eoriing 10 directions % nav ior sale in place.
Il has been known TO caIe persons who have been
deaf for yeank making then sense Of bearing -
good as il even wzx, giving entire satisfaction u
the user. There have bcrn numher Of articles
got up 70 initiate ts sndthe rrcprie,ors must esu-
ton the public against buying any that has sos
60, their signature on. comsiock & Co, N. y.
Sold. Wholesale, By Csnsscek & Co, 81 Cort.
landt street. New York: and BY d. Heart. fIlIls-
borough. Dr.. James Young. Oxford. and J. & n.
Sloan. GrsensbOrOugh. -. ##
Ami 2. y ! - $1,000. : - : 10
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The DslJunrss lGec ws.rhman
says. the gid businrss pays well. and !. !.
b. rr. are IN uemssd. We sIhi.in .
ga ems nj showing lie amount 81 gald de-
I.asi'ei IN The Mint. in thai Stae. during
The lint lhzee manth. uf 1915 and 1915
--shoaIng an increase this year Of 10.
is4 dwis. i6ai-s7. s02 isl<. ls45-
lOO.es5 dwis.
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East India Hair I'VE.

the only genuine rrcpsrastOn that will color
the hair without injuring the skin. It will ii
used according to direction color the harshest red
x,gray hair the most beautiful brown or black,
accounting to the length Of tszss which it is appli.
ed. BE careful and not purchase other articles of
the same name, unless Jon wish to throw away
you, money. fuii directions secopp4nying.es
ppiie.. .. - 1900. -. . . ..s.s's -, - d. =.
ssd, wholesale. by .f.omstoek q Co. FL Cort.
saiid' srest, New yes: and by ID. Heart, Hills
90 Soloag1: Dr. sasnss Young, oaiord, and ]. Il r..
SION. Gfsensboroaghs. s.f.,
ApnIs. - -. -is
e# Hf-9 WY Gx -. =, - No. ,
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Sick Head. ache Remedy,
ss A CI-Dr rt,nr,,,
A SURE CURE,i :

nR sPoHN's Headache Remedy, is allowed
to be the only preparation that viii eflertu.
ally cure that worst Of all complaints. Persons
using this article viii never. have the sick head
ache. If people had rather give fifty cents or a
dollar, 70 be entirely cured. than to he laid up for
two or thee days, they can do 50 BY buying a
bottle Of this Remedy. I'D, =.
Fos sale by u. Heart, Hillsboroaph.
s.. @@: DIR. James Young, Oxford.
- ]. e.: X. Sloan, Greensboro.
February j J.. ~ -. + ~. t- Ga
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fEWS' e-asr sv.s,
Liniment and Elixcr.
FOR RHEUMATISM. a.

E
he sudden. certsin and sure rsl;sf ts, liz
use Of this PREPARATION gives 10 H. srlsrrr, i,
simoet beyond belief Il. penetrating roxen. Il,
very grrst % much %. that ihe wossf eases have
besn sniirrly eyEeJ in two Or three days. Payrns
ronbid WIN Nils ecmf hin,, base emily TO Use lksse
Preparations srrcrlHg 10 directions, tie Finer IN.
~srdly. ard The Linimcn, srrIicd or,ws,IIy. Il
cure . effected ain %, before they have looked
FOR shy Sod esuliS 70 fsIlsw he application.
Quite nGnl ~ Of Ienons'in tie riiy and STATE Of
sss'' fs'A' - L-.- 49,. coed " ,l,x az, IN
these preparations, have given lsrre ,sn, "a 4
frofsesor, 10 b. aTplicd 10 tie giving Of a. m 40
tie poor. "Lieh il daily done. cenifes,s. vii.
cut nrmaFr, ere pounEg in every CAV Or ~ o. /,
Is useless 70 cay. tie, ihis article hs. also l..n
eeun'erfsi'sd. ard the fuble are esufitnsd ,r.r,,
hUylng sny that has no, the signature Of n.,O,k
d 20. lpcn each boiilr.
Sold, wholcss!e, ty Coms,o.k 4 Co. 81 Cor.
Ind, strrct. New yo,i; ard ~ y. Heart, Hal,.
borough. Nv. ta'nes yerng. oaiOrd, md J. L =.
Sloan. tifcenil oEorek. a.
April 5. IL
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HIbLsBoR0 u, N. C..
rrslIsnEu wEEkLr.
By DEANS DEARTT,

-. BY DENNIS DEARTT,
At ThREE poItLks a TEAR, IN Two rttfAhs
rirrr CENTS ~ rAip IN .AitAE,T.
Those who do not give noiite Of ,h'if VIM
10 have theirrapcg de, oniinntd ~ the tsina'
hcr Of the year. " itl be P'etIn'rd ss'.pfe
isf tontinrsn,r until. ounicIwsnssd - 1"o"o
paper wiill.e dir, ons;nued Until oil sIr' anfb
aIc paid, unless al q piIon."t The "Ln"''
advertisements p, i .a."dirs t'uo = hr',
one doflaffsr ire lirt,. ,fd liys,i, I've .e''
lsfsa' sahs. Tneni aHsSt,icr; ,feHs1r:Hnn
pc, eei,l I.igrer. A ,Jdus is.1ol - pei ""''
WI L,-ula5e % at,.lttsett ti.he yer
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Books! Books y!

A IIE subscriber has ius, received. an6 will
Keep eops,antiy on hsnd. ais'ce supply Of
the Books published ~ The "Prosh, lsiisa
Board of Publics,ion." 50
These books ass strictly Of a rsllgious and
tnora rhsra. Ter, AID sIl be ssid at tlis lvH Get
Philadelphia rir,s
LEMuEL LYING n. .9gm,.
Grl. L. - - - Z. IL
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HAYS Liniment,
For THE PILES


TNHiS preparation, which has been counterfeit
u Cd BY number OF Druggists, owing TO It's
wonderful power ovor the Piles, is now Tor sale ~
D. Heart Of this place. Persons have been en-
iirely cured BY the use Of only half bottle. The
hardest cases are not proof against its power. Il
is well known, that almost evcry individual 10
troubled more or lcss with this dis,ressin, com
plant, for the cure Of shirh, thsy would give any
amount Of money. The genuine Hays I.nimen,
gives no pain in the application, no, the less,.
The counterfeit preparations give great pain which
IL almost insuferallc. Purchasers should there
fore see that Coms,oSk & Co.'S name is IN each
bottle before buying aone other genuine.
Sold, wholesale, BY cornS,ock & Co, 81 Corr.
landt street, New York: and by d. Heart. Hills
borough. Dr.. Jnulcz Young. Oxford, and ]. & r.
Sloan. Grensborough. -
February II. GO
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hc } awhile Reporter,

If z & FOR SALE. nsas ra s.e
THE Editor Of the Danulle Reporter. being
u prevented BY other engagements from giving
hrs personal attention 70 the paper oiicn for sale
the entire establishment including three Presses,
the Type, and every necessary fixture.
In the hands Of an Individual who would exact
PIvtItYx Pas 49, ---~s@@ Az rky;r.
might be made proftable, the Advertising and Job
work being more than sufficient TO pay every ne
cessay expense, including iEiercs, On the pur-
chase money. ...-...-..s....-....... ..-,.
To any responsible individual Q, king carly ar
plication. good bargain will be offered. =
psavillc, Va, February z. @ sf CO.
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Inns hahn or China,


a FEKT s.asallls' Eusg,ulaaa uA,n aAsn1u.l.
- 80 = ~ e o. Huua. n zAis FaaaM -
i~xzeAixnas ass . wesl a&4Fsea - - hesA&& =
ia. o. sorra AZ. Aaa Ia s44<x. : i4~~1x2<.
Or nixhfsapFke16nn ell s1lziee IS &c snrs
an rssirf 4 s11oa sny ki12 < -. re puk-
seesnwsM sqFsssis1s thls sssras. - ~ - ne
wwzh &C zAsif m1a3y - ahn<<essE
ssaA mkalsmle 81 caA3sk 4 o. 81 Coo
lan1k nas1r Ass YaGls - y D Hsanl hlls
bxslsA Dr. gans rolag. 0zsu~a. ssd J. q X
sia@n. CfssnzhossAsk
fsArua9 N. e.
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~ ssr ~ rna1y g. - s.ging lzs.le. kzs-
w mr messsa 81 ga - psnstnnnr1. y
An<>sa1rxsn n R~1sun. y - iz.ss zaFAxez zad
a &c asussf a&aEA Exzsxz We 4ars ~n Asz.&
a ruy hesxy assz<3enf q sssEg tllag 4@azA.s
= - DuaG h11iness Afz "a TnR nEsr ara
ara.
We ssssrr1ny isoscs iriil Een 81 -
Fnen1s. 81 - psk6e grnemay. sas1ling thRm
as ~ sx Fepss1 . e1ss ihssa Epc3zln1a1s-
n<1as thsn spsE f. Caak. % a Ne s<~zl eruAls
q pGnrfsl cwe@mxx
besw uw enamerassa So e s1r is~alHx lrls
elrs. 81 ef EAisk. fegsfl< ssfk n<Fs fAlsg ~
aA - sz--rnf q e II fks BEST QUALITY.
rna At PRICES WHICH CANNOT fAIL
TO GIVE SATISFACTION.
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MA CHIN Z SHOP.
AND FACTORY.

srHE subscribers have opened their Machine
- shop mar Snow Camp. Orange county, n.
c. two mics Hezi fs0En Cane Greek cotirn. Fac
tory. and arc now prepared 10 nike snd repair
al kinds Of Portable and Stationary Horsepower
and Threshing Machines. Stnw-cutisrs, urcol-
eariing and ce.;on Machinery. Edge ToOls, &c.
Iron Castings sf any pattern may Be had. GriSt
AMI s4v Min Irons, Mil and Factory Gearing Of
every description, ezserted in The best manner.
and on reasonable terms. Letters on tusnsss adj
dseSsed 10 the subscribers a. Snow Camp p. O.,
Orange county, will receive immediate attention.
STAFFORD Il DlyONS.
March ~. s9-9w
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ONE GLASS MORE.

ONE GLASS MORE.
Tess-Rs1r r aihaS-k
sssy. nxtai sss. nE AssEos fAal
Tky sssrs sserarha SOL
waAln thas ez5 fAsrs lsEks . es.S
-, al vAs ahak na< fesl
p.sezs an 2saA fs<sver nigA
ssaai ssaly a 10 aocs.
Ant esg-r. wlit . hesr "a cry
of-gise Ne o1s slas nses.-
csI<w ne p.isn<ni saszsy els
Thsa paid tsnanis scaa.
c4ae-Sse upoa ths-e earhly hella
Ani ask hOw thrs hesani ~
H1 Aese toague-0h. nan. tAy eheei.
TIE tals woa,l crimson siss-
Hal tasse tongue. % ihee they1 spssk.
And s,srer. sne glas mere"
Co view TN, wrsichca female tssn.
An outesS from Der hons.
risa-hsi IN silirsiOn's hkghiiag ssern.
And dOoma in wsnE 70 rOsns -
Co view he-ak thn psatslsr den.
Why mother : % poo-.
Shell whisper in he sartisa ear
... Twas faIaes = one slan mere
Stay, mztsL say! rPSnL return.
ReicS upon thy faie.
TAs POiscnSus drsushI indignant spun.
Spun, srUn i s're 100 late. -
Go, ay ne sls houses hcrrd din.
Nor Enscr near the docE.
FSr s1rc, destruction lusks wisilia
The trea.h'rous = one glass nose."
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GENUINE PHILANTHROPY /;

ihi legislature &c slls.-Si,te nf New
It.ey ~'ie'l has just .s.5o,rae,l. aapp o:
r II 81 IL" sriiifedlo say. .nriy ihou-
tsa ; d"'!"'s t"r The erection Of a Luaa.ic
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February &C.
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ia sa:.an='ias - Eve conasi ssoae,s
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-05-09

the question may be put Can he be the Lords
in this ,hingF The wind blowelh
where its listeth, he cannot direct the course Of
the Spirit. II by it is meant, that he does not
cause excitement, the question becomes just.
Is excitement spirituality II by it is meant
some imagined defect, it is best that the imagi-
nation be directed to some other purpose, than
finding blcmishes in a weak fellow-man. There
may be such a want, and doubtless is, but wnen
we hear the complaint, He wants spirituality
we wish to examine the spiritual vision OF the
compliments, to learn if they pray for their
minister, and TO be certain what they mean.
AND Y.
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take, but secure to me the oblcc, of my
choice, with your consent. My plan was de-
libera,ely lail, and as you see, successful.
The name of Miss Cornell was assumed upon
her going to the Springs, and her brother,
who was in the secret, has addressed her ac-
cordingly. | knew your heart, and felt sure
its generosity was equal to the event.
And you shall not be disappointed, nv
worthy son. For although, | bad formed u
resolution, never to acknowledge as my
daughter, one who was not equal in wealtl,
aud paren,age, yet freely forgive you the
drama, in which you have been SO success
ful, even though it be AT my cxpense-and
the more especially, since i, has been SO vel
enacted
Nor did he ever until the day or his death
regret the event which had consumnaied the
happiness of his son. FiIelia was the pride
and joy Of his heart, and enjoyed the admi.
ration and love of all who knew her. AND
no, one seemed better TO enjoy the Interest,".
ing history of the innocent fraud, in his de.
clinins day, than the father-in-law Of the
CANDY Girl.
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CHAPTER VI.

4 few DAYS after the wedding had taken
place, as the family were INDUCING in a So
cial chat in the library Of Nldetio, while the
admiration of the old gentleman was I'M
bounded, the eve of Robert might be seen
%glancing archIly toward the b~lusling wife,
when he said docs my kind father admire
my Fidelia altogether for myself; and would
he still cherish the fond attachment he feels,
were he to be informed that instead of being
a wealthy heiress, she is indeed a poor or
phan
Not at all dreamiug of the object Of this
inquiry, the old gentleman replied with
warmih-' Indeed, Robert, | could do no
less. | trust my estimate of the worth of my
swee, daughter Is not lased upon any quail
~icalions her wealth or pareutage may give
her, but from the evidence already given
aside from that she is worthy of my son.
At that moment tho door opened, and the
servant ushered into the library a feeble
man, accompanied by a noble looking and
intelligent youth, upon whose arm he leaned,
as he slowly approached the centre of the
roam.
Robert arose Immediately, ard extending
his hand warmly embraced the stranger, and
introduced to the old gentleman Mr.. Quimby,
the worthy father of my wife, Fidelia, the
Candy Girl
Howl WHAT your wiie's father, Mr..
Quimhy? Impossible y
1T is truly so, my dear sir, and | trust
YOU will find him no less worthy of your es-
TEEN, than YOU acknowledge yourself to have
found his charming daughter, my wife,
But how is this Z sad Mr.. Nidelto, in
surprise. Please explain the matter
BE seated sir, and | will do so,' said
Robert. was satisfied that your objec-
tons TO my union with Fidelia were founded
upon false education, and a false estimate of
human worth. And when ! learned your
views. l was resolved upon a plan which
should no, only convince you Of your mig
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From The Svfacnse Freemon.
THE CANDY GIRL:
OR, THE MISER OUTWITTED.
BY j. N TUCKER.
p I.

run in the Post Office, Fidelia,' said
James Quimby, (who had los, his wife, and
came near losing his own life, by fire. and
see if there is IA letter for me. | perceive by
the paper, that the Great Western has arri-
we'd, and !, is possible we may have a letter
from our poor boy. Oh, that he was here,
to comfort me in my Affections.
The faithful girl quickly removed the boil
ing kettle from the Goals, and left her daily
task Of candy-making, to obey her suffering
fathers request, and in a short time return
ed withou, "A letter.
At this announcement the afflicted man
turned hs face from the girl that she might
not witness his grief and went, while she in
silence resumed her task. Having finished
it, she went to her father, and finding that
he slept, took her candy and went out, as
she had been accustomed TO do, to obtain by
the sale of it the means of their scaniy sub
%sistence. Fidplia was at this time about ff-
teen years of age. She had a brother,
George, about five years younger than her
self, who assisted in disposlng of her candy.
The neat and tidy appearance of Fidelia and
George, were always a good recommended
tibll W tll'u h'Ia my ltutiN IOUlII
sale for what they made.
And not "A few purchased from Fiaclia
more in sympathy and kindness, than from
a desire to eat her candy. One place was
there especially IA, which she always found "A
smiling purchaser. This was at the village
academy. Robert Nidetlo was there: the
only son Of a rich miser, who bad by his sue
ces; in business with the aid Of a large pat
rimony, amused "A p%rincely fortune. But
aside from what he bestowed for the cdnca.
ton of his son, few were the dollars that rs-
capped his firm grasp. And his greatest anx-
ie,y appeared to be, tina, his son might with
a good education, inherit not fortune, hu
t.is pa.s,nanY md hrist5 "rn;'c prilc. y
it was impossible. Robert was the most per.
feet opposite Of his fther-irce and gene
rous. lie had learned from his good pre-
cepior, that human worth did not consist il
the gaudy ~lrappings OF wealth, nor in line.
age. And Notwithstanding the humble cir
cumslanccs of Filclia, he had formed for he
a warm attachment, and had resolved IA
some day, to offer her his hand. The fre
qucn, expressions of admiration of the Can
dy Girl which the old man had heard, wrr,
no, lost upon him. lie noticed her uncom
mon beauty and modesty, and knowing tn,
disposition of his son, felt not a little alarm
ed, lest there should be difficulty in the wa,
of his plans of securing for him IA rich mar
riage.
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1915.

rNHlS Association will continue the Forwarding
L business on the Champlain Canal, Lake Cham
PLAN and Hudson River, connected with the old Tow
Boat Line, which leaves n. York daily at 5 o'clock
p. NJ, and Troy daily at s o'clock A. NJ. Two or
more freight boats will leave Troy and Albany for
Whitehall daily, which will deliver to and receive
Freight from the STEAMBOATS, and vessels on Lake
Champ ain also, two or more Freight Boats will
leave Whitehall for Troy and Albany daily.
In addition 10 the above they have a Line Of Lake
and River Boats, of the first class, with faithful and
competent CAPTAINS, who will receive Freight nj New
YORK. Troy o, Albany, and deliver at any port on
Lake Champlain; also, receive Freight at Ports on
Lake Ctamrlan and deliver in Troy, Albany or n.
York. All property received for shipment by this
line will he correctly weighed by their Agents at the
time of shipment-and will be insured.
Also, two or more boats vii leave the North Wharf
burlington, each week, for Whitehall, Troy, Albany
and New York.
JAMES Fl. HOOKER. ,Propri-
ELIAS PATTERSON and others, etors.
For Freight. apply to
p p6ar c,i 4; James 80 cOen,e's Slip, N. Y.
}nIe' c u; aooher' l55 River street, Troy.
II. A Holcomb, l0l Pier, Albany.
C. w. Kellogg, Comstock's Landing.
Il m e; Pierce O. Son St. Johns, c.. f.
Lew L"r' min &I"yF' Missyssque Bay.
Oliver Rascomb, Whitehall.
80 $. w H; Peck & Co.. Burlington.
l.. r. Brainard & Co. o' Adams
A. ID. Ladd. PIattsburgt.
+. Colvin. Port Kent.
Nathan Webb, Rouse's Point.
J. II. Hooker. Is Long Whaff Boston.
A~ddress-OLlvER BASCON, Agent. Whitehall.
l.. A. CARLETON, Aren't, Troy.
J. :. WARE, Aren't. Burlington.
All property entrusted TO their care will be forward
cd rs directed with despatch and safety.
Wharfage ard Storage nj red lced prices, and the
utmost care taken in handling and storing merchand-
ize, produc" and all kinds of property consigned TO nv
care. NORTH WHARF, Foot OF Main Street.
J. 5. WARE, Agent.
Burlington, April 2, lSi5 45n6