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Another bodv.--or rather skeleton has
been found buried under the ruins Of the
recent explosion. 1t was like CXhuming
the bones of one forgotten from mouIdy
grave. A few caIcined and discoIored
bones, lha! seemed ready to puVerlze in
to magnesia at the louch-a smooth piece
of skuiI-a ghasIy lock Of hair these
were the only remaining tokens of The Ilv'
ing. Move mistake. A huge bundle
of charred ledgers was grasprd under the
circlirg bones Of the left arm, while the
fingers Of the "good right hand' clutc he'd
among some scattered pieces of gold
precious gold The skeleton lay crushed
upon the s'eps, and he poor i.ihInI wre'ch
was joyful'y making his escape from the
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Stray Cow.
Il arriery.

THE undersigned, having had an ex'
Iensive range Of practice for many
years in prescribing the best modes Of
treatment for the various diseases which
HORSES and CATTLE
are subjec, TO, informs the public that he
will attend to the business Of docloring
Horses and Caule, and can al all times
be- found nj his residence (,ne mile west
Of Bake's Furnace) when not absent on
professional business.
SAMUEL ENGLISH.
Brandon. Aug S, ls45. 7:6w
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The lecture will be delivered at 5 o'clock
p. NJ or q! such later hour as the COM
mittee of arrangements may direct, of
which notice will De given from the pul>
pit, on the previous sabbath, and by the
ringing OF the bell
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DIED,
In this Village, July 81, of erysipeias Osc6
WATSON, second son Of Edison Fl. and liam,
,. Pettee, aged 2 years, months and days.
Twas bitterness to gaze on him
And watch the quickcned breath,
To see the glorious eye grow dim
And close in silent death.
To gaze upon the peerless brow
Where lay the clustering hair,
And feel deaths blight is resting now
On all that was so fair.
To know the voice whose music feI!'
More sweetly on the ear,
Than organs rich melodious swell,
No more on cafth lhou'lI hear.
But mourning friends, behold, lpray
Yon infant cherub band,
Thy angel bird hath flown away
And sough, the "better land"
lie gdz d upon these blooming fields;
And on the budding flower,
But fell there was brighter world,
A fairer land than ours.
Aud go he plumcd his little wings,
Tho sad the song he sung,
As over JordAn's stormy waves
The trembling spirit hung.
But now an angel he doth rove
Mid bright etysian bowers,
Where all is happiness ard love,
Where blossom fadeless flowers
Then tceep not that The toned ye lay
So early meath the sod,
Since The pure spirit ,Uingc,i its tOdy
IND found its rest tVith Gdd.
Brandon, Aug q. EULoRA,
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LOST,

II N Brandon Village, or on the road 10
IL Whiting, on Sunday the Sd inst, a
copy of letter, unseaIed, written on four
sides of IL sheet of fools cap paper.
The finder will confer orea, favor by
leaving it at the Office OF the Voice Of
Freedom. w. o. TOWER.
Brandon Aug A b, 1915.
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BRIGHTON MARKET. july %.
[Reported for the Boston Morning Chroniclc.l

NepDTIcU lot ITIU DUSIUW NUITTIB VNTUHIOIV'I
AT market, $40 beef cattle, 29Tcows and calves,
yokes of working oxen, 5000 sheep Swine
400.
Prices-Bcef cattle-Extra Sc 90; first quality
$5 50 a S. rs; second quality, So So 20.
U0rkig oren--None at market.
Co,cs & CdlueS-At $l5, $l7 %, SlS, $23,
and $50 so.
Sfeep-Old sheep 81 SO, to SO 90. Lambs
from 81 25, to SO 81
Swiue-M Wholesale, AZ for SONS and 'c for
.banows. Al retail ga &c Tor shotoss"
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TABRYTowS. Aug. g. 1914.
Dcdr Doctor-Tt is difficult to End words TO ex-
press the gratitude which feel toward you for the
interest you have taken 10 relieve he in my dsiIess.
In the year 1912 contracted a heavy cold, which
finally settled on NY lungs: in few months after
commenced coughing aud raising offensive mater,
which slnelt very bad. Having heard that ShcT-
man 3 Lozenges were good tor cough tried iew
boxes Of them, but they had not the least effect or
me. then called in the best physician in the place
who attended me few months, but without inucf,
success: | then saw advertisement in one OF thu.
CITY papers of Nisters Bdsam of Wild Cherry, O
which purchased three bottles, at the CO, ner of
Fulton and Nassau streets, but l could not perceive
the least beneficial effect from it, ON the contrary
think il was great injury In me. Shortly after
using il commenced raising blood in large 1aap>
titles Twas taken down sick aud confined t., the
house for three months, during which time + os.
my appetite aud fell awaJ very iasi; was then in
duced TO consult DR. Curtis OF New York tone Of
the best physicians in the city, buthe could do mn
no good. | again became worse, and was confintd
to the house all last winter and spring. and gave
up all hope Of ever getting any better, as again
raised blood md my cough was very severe, To-
gether With pain in my breast and under the
shoulder blade, My friends now gave up all hope
ofmy recovering, and thought every day was the
last. Abonl this time Tbeard of your B4LSAK
or WORT being good for consumption,
but was like many others and was fearful TINT it
might be regular humbnG: however finally con-
scented TO try il, as thoughIit could mako me no
worse My brother then purchased n bottle Of it
at 375 Bowery N. Y, and l commenced taking il
und BY the time had used one bottle tulF cnuld
sleep all night and in the morning had an appc-
lie for my breakfast. still keep on taking it nd
find great benefit from 1.-THE pain inmy breast is
entirely gone, ant Traise no more blood Within
the last Two months | have gained in weie hi sic
pounds and much IN strength. | would thercfuls
advise all who have any affection of The Lungs or
Liver 10 try the GENUINE DR. TAYLoR's RALsAM
OF LrvERwoRT for truly believe il to he the best
remedy in existence for diseases Of the Lungs o.
Liver. Should any one doubt the above statement
relative to your valuable medicine, let them call
me- and IwilI convince them of its virtue.
Yours respectfully, G. DE REVERE.
beware IF countories, the ONLY GENUINE has an
engraved label (over the outside wrapper Of each
botle) with the signature Of Dr. GUHnON
LEEDS attached, and is for sac at the original
office 37i RrweTy, and by
VOLNEY ROSS. Brandon
;. u. Wlnslow, Putslod [ 4Htror'Sri
! T.. Jameson, CastlCton AEeafs.
4. Allen, FoirheTen l.26
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Married,

In this town, Monday Morning. July 20. by
depha TO Miss ALAnRA BUMP Of Brandon.
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MoRE TESTIMONY. An cd gentle.
NAN has Called 90 the editor Of the Phil
ade phiA Norlh American. TO say that he
was residing in London in 1896. when a
grra, fire occurred, which destroyed up
wards of two hundred houses among
them the Els, India Company's Sore
houses. OF the lalIer. one was devoted
excIusivel Y to the Storage Of S.Ilpetre, and
contained m immense quantity of the ar,
lice. Our informant states that it expIod
ed with tremendous violence, and hat the
explosion was certainly confined 10 the
SaIpelre there being Lo,hing else in the
building.
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NOTICES..
Improvement OF the Common School,

Agreeably 10 the request Of the Con-
venliou Of the Friends If Education al
Mlddlebury, NJ: Palmer will lecture on
The defecs Of primary education, and the
best means Of ri nsrdying them, ut the
places and on the days following. The
nan 0 annexed to each place is lhat of the
committee of arrangements appointed BY
The MlddIebury Convention Parents,
teachers, and all who take an interest in
The improvement OF E lucalion are request
ed to attend. Important measures " i'll be
proposed for Simultaneous action through.
on. the S'ate
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burning building, with his employers
books and his employers god to say
nothing OF his own ife-safp, SAFE. What
a something to tell Of ard 10 be proud Of
for all time 10 come, that he bad So narrow.
Iy escaped The great fire il l945-rscaped
after having, at the peril Of his HE, ST.
cured the books onl The god, and brought
them out safe wnh his own hands! All
This said that srorched and blackened ,kuIl
to our busy fancy, ns we communed in
lhoughl with its vacant and dreamIess
cejis--N. Y. Tfijpae.
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.-JuLv %.


lhe new clip continues to come in pretty free
~, and sales TO moderate extent have been made
at the Quoted prices.
Prime SaXOnY Elenccs washed In 40 10
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Narrow ESCAPE Townshend B.
Petit, blacksmith, of Hampstead, L. L..
as We learn from The Inquirer, had a mar
row escape on Friday last. He was fix
ing staple to a bomb, htIl, for The pur-
rose OF suspondng it as blIance from a
we'll ROPE. He was told BY the nm who
brought il thai it had been fred off, Hnv-
ing heated an iron bolt red hot, he pro
cerdrd to drive it into the hole oflhe bomb,
in which was wooden plug. Ele had
driven ii in over an inch. the iron OF
course se''ing he wood 90 fire, when hr
Withdrew i, fr the purpose of sharpening
the point, While the iron was heating,
he said 10 young man .! work Tor him,
"Wa''er, there cau'I be any danger Of put
ting this IN, can there? the y"ung
man went to the boz NIB and discovered that
it was full of powder.
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EOR the cure ofCoughs, Consumption Asthma,
Colds, Bronchitis, Liver complaints, and oil dix
eases Of the Pulmonary Organs Read the follow
ing letter received a short time since from highly
respectable inhabaut Of Westchcster county, \. 7
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NORTH ADAMS RAILROAD This line
which is TO In'ersecl the Western Rail
way Mt Plus6tld is 10 be built $4,000
of,he stock has been taken at North ADJ
ans. Boston capitalists have agreed to
subscribe the residue, under the condition
that their sock is to BE- entitled to the first
dividend, provided it does not exceed 6
per cent. 1t is supposed that The road
will be extended to Bennington. In Eng
land the railway fever seems not to abale
in the Ieasl-Am Rep.
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TERRIFIC GALE bout half past two
o'rIo'k yesterday morning, as we learn
from the Brooklyn Advertiser, a violent
hurricane cane u2 and the roar Of III"
g,lr, the crash Of the thunder and the
vivid lightning, frightened people
from their proprie,y. Considerable dam
age has been done in the way Of blowing
down buildings. uproo'iog trees, shiv =
eng awnings, wbi:h had been LETT stnnd-
ing.
A new three story house in The vicini-
~ Of Fort Greer was blown down, and
TWO or three other sma ! ones were like.
wise demolished. The first was unocu-
pied, and belonged 10 Mr. James Brady.
A hocse in South Fourth street. belong
ing 10 Mr. Drake, nearly finished. waa
thrown Into ruins. A great mary trees
were blown down.
A large vessel lying at the foN ofIYar-
rem street in Brooklyn, was struck by
lightning. A large willow tree at the
corner OF Dock and Front streets was
blown down: and the s,rees, Yesterday
morning. were filled with brokcn branch
es and foliage. - Bee.
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d. Il D,
In this Village, July 81 Of erysipeias Osc6n
WATSON second son Of Edison II. and Hannah
P. Pettee, aged 2 years, 8 months and days.
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Brandon, Warren & Bliss-Ru,land, Lu-
tler Dauels--Middlebury, DR. w. p. Rus
sel--pntsforj, Henry Simonds, - Castlelon,
Dr. E. Jameson Whiting, Joseph Simonds,
- Shoreham, Wright & Bush - Cornwall,
B. r. Haskell, /; g. Mead!
For sale also by Druggists and appointed
Agents generally. Price s a bottle, or six
bottles for So 7;i;Pop;ly
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TT All orders for the above should be ad
dressed 10 FREDERICK BROWN,
SO Washington 81. Boston
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MERCHANDISE.
EAGLE S0IrApE


RIG H MOND, IRGINIA.
ERESH importation Of Cloths, which have
i been manufactured for me
Cassimeres Of various styles, English, French
and American
London Quillings and English Marseies, Of
all kinds
Dandy Driliings, ofvery desirable styles
Lawns of new and handsome designs
Silk and Satin Vestings, made in London
Silk Twist, Chinese and Italian Sewing Silk
Stay Bindings and Tapes
English Hose and HALF Hose, superior quality
Berlin Gloves, Of excellent desert p,ions
Bombazincs and Velyeis, Of my own ilnporta-
ton
Gloves Of all styles, in Kill and silk
Cambrics. Of every grade and quality
Buttons OF various patterns and lower than the
cost OF importation
French Cassimeres and Cloth, unusually cheap
Parasoletis, of lovely patterns
Prints, of every qualify and design
As my stock is very large and we'll assorted,
invite country merchants who wish desirable
goods to examine the assortment, as am anxious
10 sell. d. II. LONDON.
March 25-d&c
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NEW SPRING GOODS.


THE subscribers have received bv the packets
i Courier and Nassau from New York. and By
railroad and steamboat from Philadelphia. in
and varied assortment Of SEASONABLE DRY
GOODS, purchased with their usual cash advan-
taees, and will be sold at reasonable advance
on the cost, Tor cash or city acceptances They
are in part, as follows:
Rich shaded, and satin striped Bazorines and
Mousln dc Lanes
Black and half Mourning do. Alraccas and Bonn
baZnes
Super French and American Prints. all prices
Embroidered and Earls,on GinehamS, black and
white DO.
Coatec and Linen do, for geniIemens and boys
wear
Rich figured Silk, and plain black do, new STYLE
Extra super Brocade and Printed Lawns
Organize, Tarlton and other Musins
Habit and Furniture Dimiy and Jeans
Brown and bleached Drilling, Gambroons and
Cambleis
Super wool black and fancy colored Cloths and
Cassimeres
Drap de Etc, Worstei Grapes, Arcadian and
Summer Cloths
Superine wove and printed Marseilles Vcslings,
in variety
Irish Linens, Lawns, Linen Cambrick and Da-
ca and l2-i fine Irish Shee;ug, Table Dalnask
and Napkins
Revere boriered, liemsliiched, and plain Linen
Cambria Hdk!s
Plain and figured Umbrellas, Parasos and Sun
Shades
Silk, Wors,ed, Barge Polka, and other Shawls
Do DO. and other fancy colored Handke--
chief, and Points
Black and white Silk and Cotton Nett, all quail
lies
Thread ana Lise Laces, Edgings and Inser,ngs
Sws, ana Cambria Edgings ard lnseriinss
Plain and checked Swiss Muslins. Lace and
striped do.
Plain, coried, striped and checked Cambrcs
Grass Cloth. Manila and Corded Skirts
Ladies kid, black and fancy colored silk Cloves
and Mus
White. black andfancy colored silk Hose and half
Hose
Ladies do. do cotton do, a, all prices
Misses black white, mixed and brown do.
Gen.,emcn's silk, Vigonia and cotton halt Hose
Bonne:, Cap ana Neck Rbands, various STYLES
Beached and brown Sheenngs and Shirings
Richmond and Manchester No. and = Cotton
OZnaburss
Heavy Mexican Mixtures, Jeans and Cotton
AIDES
Hucka5acli, DowIas, Diaper and Burlaps
Carpe;ing, Rugs, figured Baize and Canton
Mating.
Country Merchants am purchasers generally,
in iown and country are invited 70 examine our
assortment, which j. always extensive and choice,
icing selected. with grea; care. We have i, in
our power 10 offer Goods al the very loves: rates.
VALENTINE, BREEDEN & co.
White Billings II Street,
March 27-c2aw3w Shochoe Hill
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LOTTERIES
CITATIONS OFFICE Drawn Nos in
- Alexandria Lottery, Glass II, March o2l

TRATTON'S OFFICE Drawn Nos in
- Alexandria Lottery Glass -, March o2I:
IS sc Is . is Us IL 30 II Ill.
Extraordinary luck sill continues This otTicel
Six prizes sold and paid by STliATTON, the
all prize seller!
Drawn Nos AIonongalia, class IL, March d
- 5 81 40 So % 45 66 81 10 "a I 43 IL "a
Whole tickets Nos 60 Go -, 81 81 90 AZ Ga
y, al SO -, 5 as SO, y Ill 5S-Six mare CAM.
tails, sold and paid By STRATTON
March 29h-Aiexandr1 Lottery, Class IL
$4,000, 10000 5000, 1000, s,iOo, $500, 1000
1900 10 of 600, 10 Of $40, &c, &c. - Nos,
Is drawn. Tickets SlO-shares in proportion.
Look out for April 5ih-a grand scheme.
100000, 10000, $4,000, of 1000, , of 5000
of 5000, 3 of 1000, 5 of 3,0005 OF 1000 10
OF 800, 20 of 200, 50 Of 1000, so Of 500, I33
OF 400. IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets $40, shares
in proportion.
Orders for packages, certificates OF packages.
and single tickets in all The Lotteries, will he
promptly attended TO- and drawings sent when re-
auested. Please address orders to
n. STRATTON
March 25-4t Richmond, Va.
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kENT. KENDAIL s ATW ATFR

KENT, KENDALL * ATWATER,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS N
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No. -, .NQsa Street, RteRmond, Va.
DY the arrival oil The packe, ships Oxford. Viz
ID snia, Hotiinguer and John r. Skdty, at
New York, from Liverpool, and the Emerald, from
Havre, We are receiving our Spring importation
OF BRITISH AND FRENCH DRY GOODS
and, by the Brig Henrico, from Boston, Sch,.
Tuscarora, and other recent arrivals from New
York we are in receipt OF large stock Of AME-
RlCAN GOODS; amounting in all 10 about 500
Packages.
Having during the pas, winter, disposed 0. on.
stock then on hand, We shall be able 10 offer our
customers an assortment Of entirely fresh DRY
GOODS, surprising. in style, variety and extent,
any before exhibited.
Possessing every facility for purchasing upon
the best terms, either in or own or tie various
foreign markets, and desiring 10 bri!i up the trade
Of Richmond, By making it the interest Of coun-
Try merchants 10 purchase their supplies here, We
Shall offer them great inducements.
We have nov on hand. and will be regularly
supplied with, 4 complete assortment OF Virginia
Cotton Goods, such as, "A heavy Battersea
Shee,ings A. Virginia Sio1t and E.rick Sheet
irgs and Shirtings. together with nearly every
other style manufactured We pledge our
selves 10 sell below the prices obtained for the
same goods in any Of the Northern markets
Having partner residing in New York. We
shall be constantly supplied with every variety o.,
new goods appearing in !:al marker, rendering
our assortment q al tines large ari complete
an examination Of which IS respectfully solicited
hy purchasers visiting orr CITY.
KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER.
March IL
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AUCTION SALES.
James Rirer Land in C1ayies city c.

James Rirer Lond IN Ctaries City Cop,.ty,
SiQrcs, &c, fDr SoAr
DY virtue OF 4 Deed Of Trust executed % nc
ID BY John Mnse and wife, on the 2j,l Of Jrly.
1913 and recone,! in the Clerks Office OF Charles
City county, will, on TUESDAY, the sth OF
April next, sell 10 the highest bidder, {, auction
the following properly
North Bend-Described b. DR.. Minge, in
late advertisement in the Petersburg Intelligent
Ger, rs "a beautiful farm in Charles Civ coun-
~, The late residence OF my brother Jas. Miree,
deceased. 1t is healthy, well waiered, convent
eni TO church and mill, and being The red or cro-
colae soil, is particularly adapted 20 the growth q;
wheat corn and clover: contain. about $50 acre.,
hve->xh> OF wh ch IRE cleared and in cultivation,
ana greatly improved by the recent application q
!;:ie ana mari. This land is beautifully situated,
a1ordlng The fines, view Of the river, for twenty
miles, anf IN The best neghborhGod in Virginia !;
Is within two hours run Of Pelersturs five OF
Richmond, and The same OF Norfolk The build
lnSs are all new, with accommodations for a
large family. One hundred anu severity ave
bushels OF wheat have been sown, and row LOOK
promising. Extensive preparations have been
made Tor crop OF corn &c
This land is under Deed OF Tru>, for S Geo.
on which, have no doubt, time NAV be had. h..
paving the interest hali-yeariy and punc,uai!y-
the balance will be required in cash NJ scr.
VINO resides on the place, will show il; anu 10 rer-
sons desiring such property l would advise !.
view OF i, that they may decide for themselves.
a these lands are in great demand
John MINGE.s
There will be aided 10 North Benz, ANA sol:
with H. about eighty acres of wood lant, living
within few hundred yards Of il. This addition
i OF convenience aud value TO The place
Also, will be sold "Hockaday's,n containing
about two hundred acres, situated near W,co1's
Mill This land vii! te sold on credi, OF ~
months.
Also, between thirty and forty Slaves sor,e
very valuable, the stock Of mules. oxen. aud crop
OF corn and fodder. plantation utensils &c. The
Negroes will be solo tor cash, tie other personal
property on credi, Of twelve months on all sum,
OYER Sc,0-unaer that sum for cash.
THOS. ). GHOLSON, Trustee.
Believing il impossible 10 relieve myself from
debt, without a sale OF his properly, have IT.
qur>;et The Trustee 10 sell which is done with u.y
entire consent and desire
March 25-ct.s J. MINGE.
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X. VI. BURTON.

(Ncarly Opposite The Exchange Baas,(
ITAS for sale. upon accommodating terms
III Old London Dock Cognac Brandy
Superior Holland Gin, imported into this mar
ket
Oh Grenada and Antigua Rum
Richardson's Old Rye Whisaey
Old Virginia Apple Brandy
London Brown Stout, in quart and pin; bottles
Madeira, Sherry, Port and Claret Wines,
from lhe Lowest TO he very best qualify
Champagne Wine, Anchor and Bolinger
brands
ST. Croix, New Orleans and P. Rico Sugars
Woolsey & Woolsey's double refined loaf,
crushed and pulverized Sugars
Porto Rico, New Orleans and Cuba Molasses
Woolsey and Woolsey's Sugar-house Molas-
ses-a superior article for family use
Gunpowder and Pouchong Teas. OF fine and
extra fine qualities
Bacon-Hams, Middlings and Shoulders
Sperm and Tallow Candies, of the best brands
Java. Manila. Lasuyra and Cuba Coffee
No. Lard Picking Vinegar. &c.
March lS-cSt
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SPRING SUPPLY.

Uoots, Snocs, trunks, Leather, &c.. &C.,
AZ No IS, Wtst MIN Street
w II Q L ES ALE AND RETAIL
TNHE subscriber is now receiving by different
= arrivals, from the most approved Northern
and Eastern manufacturers his SPRING AND
SUMNER STOCK OF GOODS, comprising
general and complete assortment Of almost
every style and quality. which will be sold,
Thaolesolc and Rstau, at small advance on The
cost, and as cheap as similar goods can be found
in any other house. Country Merchants and
others, particularly those buying for cash, will,
By calling have very strong inducements offered
them 10 make their purchases of him; indeed, no
reasonable efforts will be withheld in order 10
give entire satisfaction to ALL. shall continue
10 receive throughou, the season such goods as
will render my assortment al all times complete
and desirable. A call from ny friends and Inc
public generally, is respectfully invited
ID. BURLINGTON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Boots, Shoes,
Trunks Leather, Trunks, &c, &c,
March D No. 35, West Main ST.