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PRICE REDUCED.
DR.. Tayl0r's
RalSam of LiYerW0rt

For the cure Of Coughs, Colds, Csiarrh,
A.thma, Wnooping Cough. Bronchi-
lis, Liver Complaint, and all All, ciions
of the Throat and Lungs.
TRHts remedy 10 inyalusble and unequalled.
- u 10 purely vegetable and highly medici
nal, mild and gentle IN its effects upon the o.
TEN, and bring entirely free from oil minera.
products, by many 80 Justly feared end dread
ed, Is perfsstly sale, as,welI as salutsIy. Fton,
a knowledge oils properties, and The wonder
lul success which has attended IL, efra IN Sh-
6cult aud aggravated eases. for nearly ten
years, dIriug which il has been in uss. th,
Proprietor fcels no hesitanry in introducing il,
add re0oBsaseadihc il 10 all Who s"Ioriunassfy
may have accession to resort 10 some means Of
recovery. Physicians not unfIequrutly use il
inthcIr prattire, and with the Medical Fatnl
ty generally, il has met with much more than
ordinary appreciation.
Certificates and testimonials could be for.
nished N abundance from the highest and moe.
respectable sources, Of persons who either
have been Rrsssly relieved by IL. or entirely re.
covered from affections OF the Lungs and Lii
YER. but we insert only the following.
CoNsUMPTl0N AVID RAISING or BLOOD
/ CURED.
Thereby certify that last August, ] was at
tasked with sSateat and profnse hemorrhsee
IRON the Lungs, severe cough, with the expec.
toration Cf much mucous pain 10 the head,
Q reness iu the chest, and other distressing
symptoms. I bought bottle Of DR. Tsyi"r's
Baisam Of Liyefwort from 375 Bowery, which,
uader the blessings Of Providence, cave me i'm.
mediate ,elirf. lie effect has been ~, in u y
case, that I cannott too highly pra'sct.
CHARLES l.. SMITH.
Anril 8. IS43. I53 TilIery street, Brooklyn.
For common Cold and copgh, this 10 one
oflhe very best remedies ever discovered.
Ne There is . spurious and connierfeii ar.
tils afoat, and lately introduced into this
place. Therefore be careful 10 get the genu
inc. which is from 375 Bowrry. n. Y.
Ev A Fresh Supply rf the above
Medicine just received and Gr sale at
THIS OFFICE. 4" 81
November 70. 81
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Baxtv DIris and ariis. aud otksrs-Petifioa 10
ssR Real Esfcfs ef Ilsra'ldsr Sroia.- dee.
RY situe Of q deeFee Of Ihe .coaTi Of Equity
NJ m this eass. made Al September term. ls45.
shall oer Cor sale to the highest bidder. on the
premises, on the 10 day Of November next. on-a
credit Of twelve onihs, all the Real Estate Of the
late Alexander Strain.
Bond and security win be required, and title
retained until tho money Is paid.
JAMES WEBB, c. ME-.
September a.. 60 @ sS-4w
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Term, ls45.
John A. MManin)
vs. Original Attachment.
George Miller.

IT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
that the defendant in this case is not an isha-
bitant Of this state: II is ordered by the Court
that publication be made in the Hillsborough Re-
corder for two months, that unless the said de-
fendant appear before the Justices of our next
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be held
for the county Of Orange, at the. court house IN
ESillsborough. on the fourth Monday in Noyem-
ber next, and then and there plead to issue, that
judgment by default final will be entersi agains,
him. and the land levied on sold according to law
JOSEPH ALLISON, C. G. c.
Price adv $500. - 94--2m
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
March Term-In Equity.
Edmund Sirud,ciek, and others,
vs..
George Burg'cin and uVifs, and others.
IA FFIDAVTT being made and fled with the
= Master chat John X. Burgwin, one Of the
defendants in this case, is not an inhah,ant Of
this state, publication is made in the Hisborouch
Recorder for six weeks, that unless the said John
n. Bu'gwin appear, answer or demur, on or be-
fore the second Monday of September next iude.
ment will be taken pro eOnfssso against him, and
the cause set down for hearing er porte.
F. ~ JAMES WEBB, C. d M.
Price adv. 81 so. ss-6w
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Public Sale.

RY order q the County Couf II Orange, the
un5efsihgned Commissioners will. offer for
sale, on Tuesday of November Court next the
Old Court House in.the town of Hillsborough,
with the view 70 it's removal by such, time az they
or majority of them may direct. FERNS nine
months credit, bond and approved security will be
required.
I,;!.I CAD; JONES, MES Sen, Com.
c. W. JOHNSTON, miss'0ne'''
Angus ~. sl&s
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To Merchants. MilIers, ana
ofhcr Dealers.

"A I he laie Angus Term q he cesri n Pa,
a and Qusnkf tezziens. was sppoinied se,s.
dard keeper for the eouniy sf Orange. Iher,A-
notify al Tradens. Milles AMI Mssehsnt.. ~
all Oshen who buy or ssli. % deal ID ueixh,s =
measures. % come ff<<rd and have der We;.h,.
and Measures Psosad by the Standard ss,re.h.
~ aE. ] shall kerp . record of ihe na,nes a m
thee Who have their weights o. messasrssrx,rI
and 0f the time a which i was done, and n -
person hils 10 comply with ths law, ~hirh -
vides that they shall Be tesied ence eve, ~
years, they may expect suit % be eommeDced a
enforce The Psnaliy.
III. GoRsIAN.
September .. ss
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TAILORING.

WthE alha0ilxE k1xing p1EmaneAaF I.r.s.a
- kimmh mEhelgmn e n lllnAanoask i sshe.sA..
mefhad af im1hrnAng - fEixnds ana - -.
ssneEally, thsa he inaenaz clnyinf q Ehs f.I---
ing Ba.ins@ n aA ils rarisas bEsn<Asa -.
recsiss1. and M conzsnas osnsl3nay . ssrr,,.
he lainsG fazAisns kum lhs ciis1 of Lsuuson- -
'rasa PhalAaslPhin and Ns~ Yesks ana hasinE -
mn1h hsap<nenrs II Dc IN q euling. hs ! rsr..,.
ed h haPes. 10 give s1lizfariioa b "a = Is -
hsos hin wish their pslson1se. Please ei.e :.
tfiz " carins q ny shoR seoan1 desr sho1,
the FsinGlzs Rkne.
Getting Fsonpasy ATTENDED tosi n simes. Sun.
day exrpaed
JAMES G. s, WATSON.
July 9. TF IS
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ID Dollars Reward.

RAN away from the subscriber, about the sth
:. Of March last, Negro Boy by the name ef
REUBEN, and sometimes called Boob, about
% years of age. He is of yellowish e6mplex-
ion, chunky and thick set, and had on when he
left mixed jeans frock coat and pantaloons, and
black hat though it is probable that be has sipce
changed them. The above reward wifi be given
to any person who will spprehend him and deli.
yer him to the subscnhef.' ssti Fl.
BAXTER DAVIS.
August ii. a--ss
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity-September Term, ls45.
James yickers, and others, rs. Joseph Blalock,
and others.
TT appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the Csar.
Il that Joseph, Janett, and Meredith BIalock
defendants in this case, reside beyond the limit,
Of this state where the ordinary process Of Iaw
cannot he served on them: Il is ordered. adiudred
and decreed, that publication be made for sir
weeks in the Hillsborough Recorder, that unless
said defendants appear and plead, anSssy, or Do
mur on or before the first day Of the next term 81
this Court, to he held at the court house in Hills
borough, on the second Monday in March next,
the bill viii be taken pro confesso as to them, and
set down faf kssEiRg ex parte. h,, =
Test,
JAMES WEBB, C. ME-.
Price adv. S4:5s. s5-
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
Boot and Shoe Making.
x
-

THE subscribers, having entered into copart.
= nership in the above business, would respect-
fully inform their friends and the public generally,
that they have taken the shop one door wes, q
the Confectionery, and opposite Moorc's old stand,
and viii be prepared to furnish every variety Of
articles in this line, both fashionable and good.
Their materials shall be well selected, and the
work well executed; and they only ask for trial,
feeling certain that they can give satisfaction.
GJ Journeymen wanted, who are good work
men, ansl Of steady and industrious habits. None
osyhers need apply.
WITHERSPOON & Gates.
July |. ga
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Jackson He,rien and otkers. against Wa. Wa.
. eeni, Gu0-diaa Of Lydia HsuItH.

Jackson He,rlen and othsrs, against Wa. va.
+ oeHt, Gu1ndiaa IF Lydia Hssrttn.
Petition 10 srll Land.
pY virtue Of a decree Of the Count Of Equity
II in this case, made al September term, 1885,
shall orr for s&ie TO the highest bsdder. at the
stOse Of Eli Murray & Co, on the 2ed Of Noyem.
her NEXT on q credit Of twelve months, al the
LAND described in the petition, lying on the wa,
ters Of Stag and Back Creek. adjoining the lands
Of James Scott. James Cnstie, and others, l. he.
ins The residence Of the late Samuel Hewlett.
Dond and security required, and title to be made
when the money is paid.
JAMES WEBB, c. ME-.
September %, 95-4w
James Mor7olcs heirs at LG,r.-Pstitioa 10 sell
LaR5..
DY virtue Of decree Of the Court Of Equity
II in this case, made at September term, Is45.
shall offer for sale 10 the highest bidder. at the
store Of John Crutchfeld. near Cane Creek meet.
ing house, on Saturday the 25th day of October
next, on q credit Of Twelve months. the LAND
whereOn James Morrow resided at the time Of his
desth.
Bond and security required, and title to be
made when the money is paid.
JAMES WEBB, C. ME-.
September :3, s5-4w
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A CAR ID.
Insurance Office i'm Milton.
.fgainst the lass By Fire Of Hoases,
.Herrhandfxe- Sc.

T'HE subscriber having been appointed Agent
l. Of the Etna Insurance Office, of Hartford.
Ct, and having received the Necessary blanks, &c.
is prepared to issue policies Of Insurance against
loss by Fire Of Houses, Goods, Wares, Merchan.
die, &c.
The advantages Of Insurance against loss be
destruction Of property by Fire, to which all are
more or less exposed, must be evident to every
one. Every prudent man should al least effect a
partial insurance on property.
Any explanation as to terms, &c, will be cheer
fully given by the subscriber either personally or
by letter. Buildings, Goods, and so forth, in Mil
ton or the surrounding country, or Villages, will
be insured at this Office.
NATHANIEL ]. PALMER.
Milton, n. C., Aug. IA, sl45.
n. B. J. NJ. Palmer will receive applications
and make surveys for me in HiIlsborough, N. e.
:. N. ]. PALMER.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-10-16

A EHs wosl ia kiasaes PoksE
= ~ AnA1@aes+
Hu sAra knal.d heass thsfs hsdkEE.
Al mzSs . ksrnd ann~sst 49,
4 wurs--s lssk-Aas erushed % earh
Fsn many hsaaiax hs~rE.
Wkea - . siails ~ eNlnrd - hata.
woala brs EEis aaskass Acur.
Theu arr1n 4 nOs ~ IL tA:Eg,
-Apsrssna ~ard - sP~~k.
II krx ySa ussr. ~ sA"sghis yea asla-s.
q. Ahusa r.sy Asaiss bss.k. --.s~' ;
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Bacon and Leather,

~ lie icriher has large lot Of the hest corn
fed BACON for sale, which be win sell very
low for cash alone.
He also . working out his entire stock of
LEATHER, which he win seli ~ very reduced
prices for cash, or on credit Of ninety days 70
those who he knows TO he punctual.
JAMES s. SMITH.
July 9. 81
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Re5eaoa HBf sRd dasisrs.-Isfifias 70 ssH fke
Reui Eststs n PkisGs Harf, de-.
pT virtue cf aeerer Il thr cOurt of Equity
NJ in this ca=e. made 81 ScParmher trim. Is45.
shall oter fr sale 10 tlse highest bddeE, beiaEe
he oouu honse door in HIllstorO0shs On the etth
day q NSyrriher neKt. on . credit q twelve
months. tho TrSrs Il LAND xhrrron the late
Phineas Hah ro@AApI 81 lhe time of his death.
Band snd secUriy win he frquirrd. and title
retained unll the mOney j. paid.
- JAMES WEBB, c.x.E.
SepieniheE ., 95-4w
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ForSale,

@ 4 HOCsE AND LOT n as
fll@ le~n q HaiaA.9oagh pre- sz1a
E14lIsE TAS miuz1aa ; . Aeslhas 90 =
m4ny resp<csk Tho@ wizAisr :
P1nrhAss wesh daSsg = q q As eHes 81
fzEshsr infauatiaa.
seFaemh<r9 g.
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New Store
JUsT0PENE d.


----------~---
TvHE Subscribers intend keeping constantly o.
- hand si their New Store, east Of the cour
House, large lOs Of
Dry Goods,
such as caIlicos-sII Pioes handsome as.Ori,
ment Of Bonnets and Ribbons; Camhricks ana
Muslins; Hosiery Of all kinds, Gloves. Sewing
Silk, Tuck and Side Combs, Bed Ticking, Apron
Checks. Lawns. &c. fos Ladies fne dresses, Bsn-
net Caps, Artificial Flowers, Oil SILK, Psrssol.
and Umbrcllas, Fans, Linen cambric HanSker.
chiefs, Bleached and Unblesched Cloth. SILK and
Cotton Handkerchief, Flax and Cotton THREAD
Coat and Panialoons Cloths, Trimmings Of ali
kinds, and many other articles in the Dry Good.
line. .....
HARDWARE.
Moving and Grading Blades Of the very bess
quality; Nails. Pots, Ovens, SkIlets, Shoveis and
Spades. Chisels and Augers, Hammers and Gin
blets, Hinges and Screws. Shoe Knives and Awl
Blades, Weeiing Hoes, Knives and Forks. Pock-
et Knives and Scissors, Trace Chains and Curry
Combs, Stock and Pad Locks, Tea and Table
Spoons, and many other articles nps enpmen,eg.
GROCERIES.
The very best Green and Black Teas, Sugar
and Coffee, Pepper and Alspice, Molasses and
Salt, Ginger and Rice, CASTLE and other Soaps.
Powder and Shot, Flower and Meal, Iron and
Steel. Porter, Lime juice, and Raisins, Sperm and
Tallow Candies, and number of other articles In
the Grocery line.
DRUGS.
Epson and Glanber Saiis, Alum and Cam
phor, Opium and Sugar Of Lead, Cream Of Tar
ter and Magnesia, Birthstone and Annetta, Calo-
mel aud Rheuhafb. QuicksilscT, Oil vitrol and
Aquafortis, White Lead and yellow Ochre, Red
Lead and Litharge, Linseed and Tanners OH.
Lamp Black and Spanish Brown, Window Glass
and Putty, Mustard and Nutmcgs, Logwood and
Glue, Masldcr and Indigo, yarnishes ef all kinds,
Ink and Ink Powder, Camwood and Coperas, and
all other Drugs usually kept in this place.
CROCKERY.
Common and Liverpool Plates, Common and
Liverpool Teas, Dishes, Bowles, Mugs. Pitchers,
and Tumblers, Tea and Cream Pots, Ewers and
Basins, and many other articles in the CrocksEy
line.
TIN WARE.
Wash Pans, Milk Pans, Dippcrs, Coffee Pots,
Cups. small and large, &c. &c.
All of the above Goods will be sold low for
cash, or on credit TO those who win pay when
,aIled on. or The Common Country Trade
will be taken in exchange a the Inarkc, psices,
The subscribers intend to use every means in
heir power to please all who may favour them
with their cus;am; and as their Goods were bought
or cash, they think they shall be able to sell at as
low prices as can be had in Hillsborough. Call
md sec for yourselves.
A, MICKLE & co.
May 8. IS
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FOR SALE.

- s-- FOR SALE.
TIVE unA1iigssa saasss Ear sals . Tars u
N Land . lhs ss@A Esk e. Faake6 Risasin
Dye esuniy. Tennsz-ra. sAaui is<iss zdzsps sauA
e Dsenzk1ss. canizi2fns abo1a sieo acsss. 1hs
nxsr nAzek rsps thFsaEA - lana : azyix.kls a
the.nsaal halnam se4ssns q de ysAe--sAs lsza1
a eKurusiy nd anA y Nd saEpass~d ~ any
lan1s u thle Wsaem diRrri Sc Ae <.a6Tnaian
e tskaera cmd. re skE4f and aais. nd = Eir
81 oaelaA. ThHf pastiaa e the co1ntry ssesasd-
"a - - nosz heaAlky F4Et q ths Wesacm d.
szirk. an "a sszisd fsx - na~a par y peoFas
iom NessA cMsrlina -
TIE l2za vii hs - elioeythrs. = d Porlions
- zais panrhazrs. ard GOD lard n his couniy
win b< lzken IN psymeni-a hheral enrdiis giSeh.
1he usls = un1o1kena =.
ID, ". LONG.
Nv. NORWOOD.
July IS IS
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THE DEsxo wsH.-The following
hsauulul lincs deserve place IN the scrap
soOk of mem0y: - 49,:
4 Iiiile Sunday School giIl. when dy-
inr. wished her mother not 20 FuI roses
g.,...ld her head in DE eofkn;. ahdoa being
askea Why not, said. = Because Christ's
he'd wHs crowned with thOrus." The
5rautifal thought has been Versiied by
James Montgomery. esg.
-Mazza." = ErEir nAala saia.
AiaSs wish hsr sIFnng sasa,
-Insi 70 sxcss rOsss round my head,
VIA - ny coain-lrss Ec."
-Ahy %. nv DEAR" the mOsher cried:
swhas so~er - weH . ess'P~e adOms9-
MsHmA." he i,Eooent Fepsied,
Thy eEv~aa our -ssSiOur's bead with
lh0gnx"
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TsHE subscribers intend keeping constantly on
- hand at their New Store, east Of the Court
H0saae n Iavwa Ia af
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-10-16
Equity Sales.

MTEsaM T. PEf1gyuam. Gm9 sttrga aeain3 To
80 n P1fuMl. and stAua
fr66oz . sel Lan1S
DY sirsns e Aarsss u he CauE1 q Equily
~ n EAiS ras<. mase u SeFarmAeE s1rm. letS.
mi aArF Eor saie . ths highess lsAder. On Inc
sth a. q NsssnAeH nsKt. on The psraascss On .
crsla efiwrise manEhS
A TRACT 0F LAND.
saISosai - coalaia aheui one hnn8nrd srEcS y
inE - the wAirEs 4 Flai RiSeE. Aalosning the
Land Il y. "a. csningsesr: and elherS h hring the
resslrner 0f he laas EtiRah<ih PaiarEsan. xido~
4 ihs lais games Pstlersoa- Bod and secuniy
sspisrd. Tals rad whsn ths moary . PAia
lanes WEBB, e.x.E.
Septemhrr q 9S-4w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-25
LITERARY REGISTER.

The American Review: New York, Wiley & Putnam
The number for September with able political arti-
with Mexico and Executive Usupaon, which
have made extract this week In addition there is
rey of ably written and interesting artclesone the Ma
tiuna Institute, by Hon j. r. ngerso and splendid poem
support of the Wing party, and shall be literally
supported will it doubtless increase in value IS in advance
". harrington, agent, Burlington.
Columbian Lady's & Gentloman Magazine: New York, Is
rael Post.
The list of contributors for October presents formidable
of ladies of ackuow led Abilities being less than
Dozen equally divided between the aid Mrs aud the aspr-
the chief are Daniel in Den Surrender
Yorktown well selected and admirably treated 81
per annum.
Vermont Phoenix: Bratteboro', WIN. L. Ryther.
This sterling Wing has been very much enlarged and
mproyed-n gratifying evidence that the lahor Of its publisher
ure appreciated and rewarded.
New York Mirror Morris, Willis & Fuller 50 per
The Mirror is to be enlarged the 9TH of next month.
National Police Gazette New York, Camp and Wilkes pub
lishers 81 Centre ST.
This novelty this country but tho prevalence of crime
through the Iapdty with which foreign criminals into
ports, renders this Of detection highly desirable.
the design of this Gazette is expose vtgbOnds, de-
they may be known every where, and
information of their vements that police officers may be
ouk for them. But this is only branch OF the
Gazette: every thing touching the proventou detection
before asonished five of advertisement
of he mainly in New York city and involving property to tn
amount of $500 00Ga this, too, within few weeks, Ger
ainy this smashing business and sufficiently Indicate
the pressing necessity OF for the suppression
crime would be of place for every ShciH and 9th
er police officer country have copy the
that this Gazette Counterfeit Deocto
or Bank Note List, Terms, 50 per anunu in advance
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GREAT SEA SERPENT OFF STONING-
TON-NARROW ESCAPE OF THE OBSER-
VERS FROM SHIPWRECK

Ems L Nun DillI w lNiJNh'
The following account, duly authenticated as
will be seen, we copy from the last number of the
Woonsocket, (R. l. Patriot. The statement of
Capt. Poweas we give verbatim. The statement
was sent to the Woonsocket paper by Mr.. c. d.
Bvron who dates his letter. Newport, Sept. 6. The
day on which it was seen was the Monday previous,
(Sept. lst) while the ship (the Albaross) was be-
GAINED off Stonington, Ct, about five miles off the
land. We would not ridlcue these researches in
to Natural history, but we must say that this story
is long, Tough aud hard to swallow. If true, how
ever, It shows that antiquity cannot begin to COM
pare with modern times. The Hydrmgos Sill
mani wasn't circumstance TO the Genus Noning-
Toni We copy from the Woonsocket Patriot
Any hats which may follow are due at that office
w Y. Tribune
"The wind during the day had been light from
the ~ b., and at about half past two p. NJ, while
almost becalmed, one Of the men who had gone a
loft discovered him about one point off Oil the lee
bow, distant quarter of a mile. | immediately
went alof, taking with me an excellent seal glass
and stationed myself on the main top gallant cross
trees. AS he neared the vessel, was enabled feou
my elevated position, to observe the peculiarly o
his shape, and to reconnoitre all his movements -
When first seen, he was lying on the surface o
the water with his head and nearly the entire lengtl
Of his body in sight. In this position he remained
for about fifteen minutes, without any apparent mo
ton though from his gradual proximity to the yes
sci, it is evident he must have been under SOM
Roadway. After this, he slowly changed his cours
SO asto bring his body athwart our bows and agai
appeared to remain stationary, until by the currer
and slight pufs Of wind, we had drlted silently il
to his immediate neghborhood
The sea being unusually smooth and clear, tn
view which was now afforded could not well hay
been better, and the opportunity to enjoy was Ell
gery embraced by all hands. | should think h
length could not have fallen far short of 20 feet
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AUCTION.

~ ~ L AOlS.
NNTIL be sold at public Auction Thursday, the Second
w day Of October next, the promises unless previously
disposed of private sale, FARM, situated about two
miles Montpelier village, containing about l64 acres, no
the less 100 of which under the best
state of cultivation and not of it of sight of the
house, well wateed good orchard about 400 rods OF stone
WALL sugar orchard containing thousand trees
suitable tap, Montpelier, sugar house, &c Also
good ban nearly new 70 by oy feet and completely finished
also all implements of husbahdy and all the stock, grain
and said farm My health being such that am obliged
quit farming business and that account have been
Induced TO offer the above property for sale Terms made
ELIAS S. SNOW,
mo,,rolicr Sent, l6 lsA5. 3l3w
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DIED.

this town, 10Th inst George &. of Thomas & Lydia
Brown, aged months.
u Barre 18th ofeyspeas, Amanda daughter ofChares
and Lucinda Wuermun aged months. Printers in Massuchu
sets are IeQuested &c.
In Plainded, Sd inst John Cortland Lawrence aged IL
months, son of John and Harriet Lawrence.
In Warren August Goth Ebenozer Raymond aged Ga Print
eTs IN Massachusetts pense TO notice.
At Rock Island, (Can East,) infant daughter
]. VS. H. r. Baxter, aged days.
Thy all Of life--a ROSY raw
Blushd into dawn-and pasa I'D away.
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FIFTY CENTS

BRIGHTON MARKET, MONDAY, Sept. 3D. 1915.
Reported for tho Daily Advertiser.
AZ Market l2i Beef Cattle $50 stores, $500 sheep aud 1850
Swine.
PRIcEs-BeJ Cduerhe prices oflas week sustain
ed We quote extra s. first quality Isl second % 50
third 90 II 81.
SOres-Two year old 80 10 three year old SIG SEA.
Sheep-I.nnbs - IS old Sheep from ! so to s..
S1aeShoas to pedde, and 10 for sows, aud A and
sc for BarOws old Hogs 10 and Ice. At retail from
~ to &c.