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Dry Groceries.
~OO Bl'LS. superine Flour,
10 Hld>, 81. Croix, p X & n O, Sugars
Is PACKAGES loIl lie refined loaf, crashed and
powdered d..
5 do Whic Havana do
GO Chests, liy>on Hy.on Skin, Young Hy-
son and Ponchong Teas
40 Bags lagura aud Old Java Co;ees,
40 Boxes bunch Rei>ns,
10 Kegs pure Ginger,
10 iihl>. ST. Croix aud Cuba Mola>ses,
80 Boxes and Kegs plug and CaveniIsh To-
blccos OF superior brands.
10 Bis. Lorillar Is tine eat Tolaco and Snuff,
40 Foxes Talow Candies,
30 Boxe. Bar Soap,
1000 Us. puro Sperm Winter and spring
tlcachcl and nm leachel Oil.
5 Boxes sperm Candles,
100 Mats Ca>sa-l0 Boxes Starch,
10 CASTS Sacra'u>,
do SAT- Perc,
5 do Rec
100 Qil>. Cod Fish,
5 Rbl>. northern Salmon,
10 BIS Me-, Por';. cisar.
The above, with other rooI., are offered TO pur-
ehaser~ in antilles TO >ut advan'ag terms,
by q STRONGS e. Co.
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More New Goods.

n addition TO the already large stock If Staple and
L Fancy Dry Goods which the subscribers have on
hand they will receive by tins days packe, further
supply, winch VIII render their assortment as COM
plete as can be found in any sim lar establishments
Being determined not be underso'd hy any one in
the market they most respectfully solicit their friends
and the public to give them call before they make
their purchases G. +. STAMFORD x CO.
Nov. Is 1874. %
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-01-17

HOW TO GET HEALTH

THOUSANDS OF person continue to cure them
selves OF cough, gods, h,a ach,, rhe Imac lee
tion>, small pox measles, cOsIivencss inf enza, and
!he most OF those intraun OF the lody OF The Hood
b"ng ont ut orlrr. >mplv v per.evrringy using
BrdndreMs Vegetable tnirerSai Pills, 50 long as
any symptom. oi arrangement in any organ remain.
Vitrn Iva 10 ting this core. viii ii experience has
provcl according 10 nature, it eng merely assist
ing her have many in few day. lecn restored to
health, who ut for Branlrcls pills had bren SICK
for months. The value OF this medicine is in ICED e..
You'd price. Agents. 27m6
:. =. n warl, T. arlington,
f.. b. Green, Rchnand,
j. Tuu'e, E~cx,
Geo. b. Oales, Jericho,
j. II. Tower, Undcrhill,
Geo. Avr">, Milton,
II. San cr.on, West Milton,
II. h. llnc Wesforl,
Morton d. Clark, Willislun,
Marcus Hull, Ilneshureh,
J. b. l.han,. Sielb m,
j NJ. Staples, Charlotte.
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Tin Plate. Iron &c.
7An BOXES Tin plate l-3 Y and extra sizes,
lOV Iron Ware assorted numbers,
Russia sheet Iron,
Im do do do
Eng do do assorted,
Canada Plates,
CrawshAy
Thmnevcrolt p Y 81
Par, Gaze insite> aud outsite.,
Timed and Black Rvets,
ALSO,
One case "TrIe Mexican let l.ead."-For sale by
FOlI.ETT, BRADLEY q 60.
South Wharf, Nov. %. 1874. &c
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WRITING PAPER,
cas-,

Teas.
| COUNTRY packed Young Hyson,
~ Old Hy>on, a splendid article
Hyson Skin,
Young Hyson in cadleS,
Pouchong,
The above Teas ofthe latest imnortatons and
have been see, ted with great care and will he offered
al very small advance from cost hv
FOLLETT BRADLEY & Co.
5 omh Wharf, Nov %, lsl4. 26
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-01-17

TTCF'S s Circular Saws from 10 to 26 inches,
/ L Hoe, cut do TO G. feet,
English plaIe cut do & 6. feet,
Wool saws and Frames,
R,wlan'> 6 c! and feet mill saws,
Cast >ie Shovel>,
Common 10
Rowland #. Ane', Long handled Shovels,
do S'cel Scoop do
Cans cast steel Spades,
Leonnrd's S-cke, do
Brit Ma0ure Forks,
Trace Chains,
Halter do
Patent Vices,
Anvl>,
Gro Bar, &c. &c.
For sale by FoI.LETT, BRADLEY & Co.
South Wharf, Nov. 25 1914 &c
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VTNHF al owe Medicines lave lerome 20 popular,
where they are known, that, TO meet the
demand, the proprietor has adopted The plan If
the Agencies, furnishing each Agent with
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L Z u | Y .

~ - y
PPLES, both fall and winter lru of the choicest
IA Gratis, the larrell hn>hel; Ounces, Or
angcs, Lemon, Rai>n> Figg-, Dates, Confectionery
Sweet Potatoes &c.
Also, Oy>ler.. hy the Barrel, Kegg or hundrc =
Che nuts, Wallnrts Almonds, Brazlllc, MADEIRA nd
Pea Nuts Soda and Boston Crackers, dc &C., for
/ sale cheap, by ID. BLACkMAN.
Burlington. Oct, l6, N. 20m6
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Nright's INDIAN Vegetable pills.
CNIIiN RGATiNh

OF THE NyRTH AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HARM"
Ania.>o around the order Of The lal 81 will found
IN small tyne
"Enfered according TO the Act Of Conare,. in the
year 1910, Y william Virgin, in The CerL, Office of
HE District Court OF the Eastern District ofPenns, J.
vaua."
The pul lie will al~"rcmc err hat allwho ell he
genuine Indian Ne-e'ai te p III are provided with a
nnrlInLn.n If nt-nn..,. .L..rl. -. .''' :
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PECK & SPEAR. Al ;lecarie> AMI Druggists,
and Geo. Peterson Agera Burlington; Clark X
Collins, Montpelier. Sol also hy Druggists gene
rally throughout The ',tel States. Price 81 per
bottle; six bottles f1r s..
1.-THE pnhl'caro respectfully re1re>'elto remem-
Der HAT It is Sands Sar aparllla that has and Is con
SANITY achieving such remarkable cures Of the most
difficult class Of Diseases to~ohh til" human frame
SUBJECT; therefore ask Tor Sands Sar aparia, and
take other.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

For week subsequent the date Circular Of thu 4th
price, Though With rather less inquiry on the pat OF ship
pethe business Of ,i week eatnc the 2lsr amorntlng
% 5,5t baes On The - INST we were IN possession oil me
news per Acadia, with Liverpool dates u the i u Decen
Se shown: decline the.e - 70 G per IT, WI s my
niited TO- Tness although extent looked
ya ana @ our market drn- sI"nday and uesay
23 and 2ih brought stand, buyers beng m
fsns 70 make tins concession. Wednesday. beng Christmas
day MI operations were suspeRded GA Thursday and Flhay
far transacted decline OF the Qucin
tons the previous week all grades except New Orleans
la and pyarls which qualities are scarce and IN demand
and meet with ready sale NJ extreme quntlt0ns Inc ma
lority lhesaeS ast week which amount 10 ~ bales nave
been nanuiac;u-rs, ley lots for the
Holders have h@ demand freely al tbs decline and ssie
the close Of the week The sales yesterday amounted to o
with improved ieelin. on the lGTt 81 holders
Our adyces from southern Port; relation 70 the present.
IN middljng far qualities there being but little of lower
grades while fully Jar good far asd fine difficult
10 be met with. and viii form much smaller portion OF the
''''' WRIGHT < LEVIN, Brokers.
FLOUR AND AlEAI-There no eature IN the NAT
ket There IS SIN but very limited demand and holders NOT ~
tempting 10 sales Prices steady Western o.
the ra,e ARE unchanged he sses ere only the usual sup
ny Of the trade. GeoIretown EraadyYnc &c ~ 63
Richmond City he NJ The lest sales were o. Rye
Flour selling out store ut 81 n small Gglnties Buek
large o wa; offered az erey Meal selling af2 50 2
- :. without much inquiry. Bas Meal tx " cS per cVi'
GRhN-Thee have been sales of heat. .ro lots are
offering but buyers not come up to the mark of eers Com
i MOI very plenty the demand moderate Sales $50 bush
southern al 20 5c weight delivered the Inst OF Rye
we heard Of Sip SIC. Il held al tsc delvercj
NO;uag doing IN BARLEY. Oats dull y . Sc for Nori
en- Southern is &c A small lot OF White Beans brought
| 81 49,
WEIsKEY-Tfe market stands nj "a . Costs. There
are OF barTe onths market; Saes Drudge ut u cs
HAY-We notice sales go TO 400 bales Ne'vJersey ii IS g.
RONE-A sa- 900 lbs South Sen has been made, part
i at Acc cash. and par; supposed below iha figure
SrEARNEA parcel of about $500 ID, white has been
| sold nj b7s. cash.
SEED-1hce !, q good demand for Clover ut "a, and
about Is rce have charged huGd for al rat pncc-
Old Is nuc- neglected Rough Flax IS 81 g IL 49, SHE
| o; 100 tierces clean m1de. supposed at si3.
OLIVE notice sale OF 10 bb Whale for home nj %.
cash Sales Crude Sperm been male ut New Bedford II
| S7%aS3.
PROVISIONS-There = fair demand to-day for Pork md
the market !, n i. easier for buyer. From lQ0to 9 bbis
canred hands 1875 ls2. for Prime. and IS 's Tor
Mes sale OF 100 h5ls Prime reported a. 81. In Feel
! there Rothinc OF importance doing.
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THE WIIIG ALMANAC FGR lS45,
TABLE GF CONTENTS.

TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Common Notes. Ecipses. &c. for 1915.
CENSUS, Population of,hc World
do of,Ec United States.
do of Indians within The borders of the
United Sta.es.
Revenue and Expenditure, of L. 8 Government for lsi.
Calendars adapted all States and Territories n the United
States.
The Past and the Future (E,di,0riqi)
Were tie Wings beaten by lrnud2 tEiftor.dil
Vote for Presidents and Wee Presidents from l7ss to 1874:
New-Ycrs Elections for Governor since l7Sa
The DECLARATION OF IypEPESDEScs-
Names Of the si-ners Of do.
The CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES, wiui the
Amendments
WAsHIxcro<'s FAREWELL ADDRESS.
Number of Presidential Electors from each Stale. lad the
manner in winch the vote. wsie cast in l;4i.
President and Cabinet Officers with ihair Salar.e
judges of Supreme Court gHd salaries
United States Senators. 18th Consress
Members House OF Representatives. 18th ConEFess.
STATE DEPARTMENT.
Salaries and nuuer of Clerks in Secretary State, Office
do. DO TO. Patent Office,
do. of Ministers ana Consuls and Diplomatic Agents IN
different parts OF the world.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
SaIarie, and Clerks.
Salaries and Officers of the Customs IN the several sales
Registers and Recelyef.-Land Office.
Surveyors.
United States MINIS, Officer, ana Salaries.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Number of Clerks aud Salaries.
Storekeepcr;, Ma.Ons. Carpenters, Bnchsmi, Inspect
ors, Physicians. Interpreters. Farmers. Cunsmlih'
Agents, sc. &c. &c with Salaries.
ARNy-laiInt.y, Dragons, Iaiiemen, &c.
Military Academy.
Army Ls--pay oftbe ArmY-Rank and Grade
NAVY DrPAErsESr.
Clerks Secretlry's Department.
Navy Lst-Grnde and Pay. Commanders. Surgeons,
l.ieu:enan;> Pursers Chapains, Engineers, s-c.
Vessels ofWar IN United States Navy names nad number
OF -uHs.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Clerks. sc. in the Department
Number of Offices in each oil The Stats amou Of Postage
received and amount paid Contractors in each State
JUpIcIART DEPARTMENT.
Jud.cs, D:s,rc; A;tofneT,, &c. with Salaries.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Governors of sorics Expenses OF Public Printing. ga
a-ies Offenders OF Congress- &c.
Times ofholLn- Elcc;i9rs IN the different States
TARIFF OF DUTIES on articles imported INTO the United
SiilfsS. paa5e,ic.ly arTlHsed.
PIEs.rEN-IA! ELECTION Returns OF ell The States.
Pace Il celts-SI per dozen. 0I $ per lOO.
* io,tml>.ers fell!tBg 81 viii receive - copies.
GREELEY i McEiRArH, Tribune Rui!dnss.
$50 New YORK.
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United States Circuit Court.
Rotor, Jna-e BrTrs

Joha Z. Emerson VS.. Peter Hogg md Cornelius
Decentralization against the projectors Of the PhGniX
Foundry manufactures of Ericson propeefs) Tor an
alleged voa,on of he patent OF plaintiff This case was con-
taud Mr. Emerson II appeared the trial. native OF
Mare. and shpwTght by profession. lie obtained patent
mlsi for PROPELLER At hn: time he resided IN New ORR,
b., succeed obtaining nSsl,.nnce to pat ms
inyeu,cn He went 10 New Orleans. where he
kbed the model n vessel. with the propeller attached HIS
ir,eu,ou published aerpynr the FTnnkilu ln
he Journal at phladcphs. Capt. Erickson Ga Ssede by
srh subsequently obtained pncAl from the English Govern
Eeni and al patent from the United States for his prOpe
H. nncnhlended ,hnt sad propeller infringement o the
p,ssief Air Emerson, which dnled. GA behalf nl panu
he nce which exhibited New Orleans including the
poaHe produced IN court. Some scientific gentleman
snmg hsm Mr.. Alairc) ;,sticd that they considered the
pnpee- OF plaintiff and dccudn Identical principle. Mr.
A,As TINT he were Ia manufacture wheel from the spcc
s9tOn Mr. EmeisonS prent, e should manufacture such
claimed b Mr. Ercks1 Several other witnesses
acquainted with The steam c3se &c. testified 10 the CONTRARY
Mdsls exhibited the respective Inventions. II Is sind
NJ Emerson has never manufactured uuy ut ms machines,
oNng to Of pccunlaty abay. The will be
tn0tt OIL prrow turInuuu
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CIrc,ass Court.
Before u d se X emit


Nelson Merrill vs. Robert Il. f'or.--Au ezpen-
we Law SUIT. Che pain;i(a ycuug lawyer brings action
oreoei $50, belns costs and $o counsel fees cr deiepd
hsS,ui At. Fox merchant OF tins city. lie states TINT
hewd.as ied with ciau, made IN 1910 against HIM by Dr.
Hathaway Tor medical attendance. Tor 500. but he could hive
srfd for q small amount Mr. Merrill having ikea Just
Commenced his profession solicited business from hn and he
W. - told Merrill that he might contest tie clam 81 MI
y coBdl,cn that the suit was unsuccessful he
sntge anything for his services. lfsucccSu. Mr. +. 10
eve HIN sNuchlng This, he says agreed upon After
he case ben. lca,ed for some time the Sheri attached the
lu'nl're Of M r. oI sol debt Or. Hathaway, and si
sae on NE paIi OF Dr. IL counsel Nh T was compelled 10
na Mr. Fox contends that be has right topaz Mr.. lcr
ny hs snt having h2en undertaken alIcIdy described
bsk Denied The Court charged that plaintiff entitled
9 On ZEE unessn SPECIAL agreement had been falls shown
ftttct for plaintiff s2Sl n
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Police Office,

Precoci MS Depr0rity--A young girl of L.,
ssne Mar f. MARITIME, dcadfuy pToiaue, arrested by
et tockeHlre mud committed al the Upper Police Office
Meayns ON the I'd instant stolen vcye, hat. dresses and
''s worth 81 from Deborah Deotes No 13i WOOsie:.s
Siea'iRg Coat John Lansing was arrested
"a sTmmil;oi Tor stealing from Thomas Wall in
Escape and ArreSl-1 female named Margaret
who had escaped from BLACKWELL Island,
sd last night and seat back to tho Penitcutary 10 finish
Neoitag lEotct, ga colored mar. named
s Mango was arrested by officers Benan aud Ives or
sss stE watch worth SEQ, So IN money, aud other
Pr, Nuta - more. from Captain Felix Smith OF the sch
49, on which prisoner hand. lie bad embarked
rs We schooner Washington fox Norfolk. ard COM
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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FIRST 70 have N view Il condition of persoas arrested
and de.a7c prison suspicion charge Of cne 81
the destitute Md eGd!ess. Justice their
and - protect The from the Depreciation. OF GnpFac
pied olnathli persons with whom hey may in con-
SECOND To intend to the subject of PRISON iscipps gen
eFay including s-en iac government uud conduct OF State,
tend the influence Of The American plan. and ~ disseminating
information, procure IL geGeai aoptIon-and Ducu
THiRD-and peipally ID dissar ,cd prisoners in their
suspected convicted criminals, who constantly returned
Backwes Isad ami House Of Refuge for Juvenile De
ncuentsh precise amount al winch the ASSOCIATION have
not rel been ae 10 learnt has been ascernned that from p
u . cnnvc NV discharged every month from the Prs
on u- jn who. "sith ha!y exception, directly
nay sent ~ from tbs Cfy AMI Brooklyn. ;stuIn those
places he only home, und very OF the residue. nav
from continuing their depretsas upon tbs community.
ncers nnd their co2irc "e n tron ana Hs TO aoSc . no
Gii.l hopes OF Tsormdto to report then names u the
Officers OF Justice, that they shall s closely wnche. y
10 The Others, 70 Hd the N ue e'ilts NJ feinaoH Oy
procurin. employ them them TO lead
VERY many OF th, cass are frequently driven return 70
OF crime BE- sheet want and then naoy to procure
emplovuent 20 guard this result. very evidently
n nale. U me-, ~ M IT. N Ind ,or ,- he con-
[ c bt no., 10 advance hm noney un Il Be f The pur
chnse tools or the neccarss oie That be ione rather
;ie INNS tins advanced 10 be regarded ouns, repaid
the Association. Of the proceeds OF his labths no.
ncnc hni 10 l1creaed by the reflection by
every dollar be fr,i-ns he contributing hs AL Ia others
ike CONDITION, By enabling the association to use the
the Executive Committee appeal 10 Their ielowctzens.
Subscription Books tie lrnd OF each o the members
othe Committee, md By them buttons VIII he received,
ind repo: sum, received and expended viii be penod
b order Of s # r. TbH6 GSB@.es Chairman
.Ntr iort. DecemberI Il, lsli
The EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE consist; Of the following
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ADJUSTMENTS.


: \ UtiHt H. -, ~ 10
VIII De performed for night onlg. Sn ini
Crera Cs.SER ENTOLA-Ccrsr-Hnli. Sicrora X Pleo
D-i Rogro s. .io-riai. pordinl, Sig. Tomas; bon
trcnihco. -. SSaucs-icp. :,
ADMISSION FIR; Ter md Pc-suc''e. 81 Second Ter y
cents Prvas Hnys< with adm 90 Seats sscCrec
fiorl \. " p. u. t,oFs o.n NJ Tert2tu'snee %
commerce orcE. Lb-ettos II English amt l'aha1 e-n
ie had n lie Box Cii-s.
On FTtlr, >E5IlRANupF'. with additional Chorasse~.
Orchestra. Military Band. satire Scsucy and Dresses.
WITH TIE whole s;-eucrn ot the Company.
Tire Days oi performance sefssiier vii be IresdayS nus
days and Saturday. go
CGNCEgr-THE ORpREAN FAMILY. in conpectoa
\ with Mr. Francis Srcwa viii give e int Concert
IN FRIDAY evenn. ney: Jan g. the Society Library Room
TIE will b open at ga Concert to commence at "a
o'r ck.
Tickets - ceurs-o be obtained at ;ho prncaa. Muse
Stores the As,nr House and tie Goos PaiucuiSs n tu
tlrs advertisements. Isl se'
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"holcrs, &c.

in nj Plymouth 9Th brig Nuacaibo. NickeFsOn Atlantic.
Cd nj NBsdiGTd2.t Ship arbnrer, (of lvcpor) Brown,
ell. Atlantic.
Ocean,
\ letter from ship Isabella Rowland OF Nh. reports her at
Calluo m Sept 800 his 50 oil
letter s'p lr. Spooner. Of Nd, rapport. her ut Caao
May 81. SO 81.
nj Maui April 18th, 20 sp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

Novs Oft Cape Fro, sew bark showing blue and white
Ncyli Ia, % g. Ion 90 a. brig Cecirna. I'm Boston Tor Rio
Dec TO- mi u 60 Ion 10 49, pnsse brig standing TO the East,
ward shown. PaTkei's signals white ground with swallow
fu lnL n rcd dllrunrl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

Tie ch Echo. Captain Snow, loaded with live oak, and
bound Nnriok, lost the bar of New Smyrna. The
18th INST When wlG one hundreds Of the bgr gang out.
aud he topa few the wind aud became Gbncs, which
set her an the breaker No ye lost ye.se and cargo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

The Norwegian shin F9Iu with 3S tons bar and scrap
10 DAVIS Brooks & Co. snrled from Cardiff about III
2it OF September. has since been heart from Fear
are entcriui ed tor her sGiety Cargo insured here.
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Coroner,somcc,

a.. ssdaes Death-The Coroner held an inquest TO-
~ eo1ei. ssed - years native of New jersey be.
S1, ageiae. fell from chair on which he was sitting
l. = ~ ard soon after expired Verdict, Deaf, hy Z
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Conrs OF Common Pleas.
Before Judge lsSGRAHAH.

Mark LiRaeucervs. Nicliipi0S Barton, and Others.
Tho parties Germans Pnrl, brings action for assault
Nd battery against men and women who severely
Ia, aud Injured him. house winch they were mutual
tenant Third nent Tenth street Sunday inter-
noa OF three months ago. The proui conclusive.
Gwas hy counsel for defendant that plaintiff wa,
streSlr Verdict Tor plaintiff 81. the jury saying Il must
aelLsletcl n, SIS Cgcn
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