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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-21
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SADIE tefcnbtrs rer &ranfbn nb Ghrc6en Der Qfrbe tc
tannt nh reranIafn bn bier bieie Sadecem @utlfum
tttant u MAIDEN, unp bemtcn einc Scntc in rnp eincm
Sale an5utictcn, rer in pt9c 3weis tnfblast.
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nuafatertp pber rni9 sleinsteiten tefAranta rem u
bafteten r bcn teire aus Der Iae entttsn nns
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durien Sleintcitcn bcncn m eber 9carrDpt pcrIubt
baurbaft it "a 9Rc6cn.
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ftincr 9tcdnunsem Setrs ,urieben fepn.
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ls pttfli BON Sern no ein sanp t6Bt rn Gaumanns
Sautrep an.
aug. 81. 1914. tp Qbrobam 9istey.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-21
9(uSsebrung 9ebeilt.
Cite anbere &ur benirft, burd1 Or. Duucau's s
9lu6nurf bef6roernoes Eei(mittel.

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tp thetnot Dag tn SpDn alt l6 Sabre, rre pier SaD>
btcr 6utfen Deftil9es Srbtr unb ndd6s @bpiscn be-
9teitet NIT elmer Abnabms trprer Srafteac @pupo.
en cbne Grols rcruf Datte tefbober, bic cfraft pp
Or. Dnncan's 9lusmurf bef0rbernbem Neilmittel
su prcbrsn wel6es aotalc Ascntcn in GAINESVILLE m
pehafte.-at SerSnIscn tenahrtisct CT pas putlitu,
caB pee Otoiin cncn Scbn ,poltcm" icbtr DcrscfcQt
bat9s 1T jee nit lins ais lonate, ba fein Srbn bic,
e Wepin 5u 9ebrauaen unb et benpet b pn prltcn.
men 9sfunp-6aurt Office, 19 Tprb ST. pDilabtlphia.
Cine Auantitat an8cfpmmcn 1T Canton, bel Fl
It
e. Sra9e nad) Or. Duncan's Expectorant Rene
dy, unb Du writ's erbalten.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-18
Farms In Million For sale.

IL ESli'lNG in Ohio, the subscr or is dc,irous OF
I selling his land, in Milton, and now offers for
ale one Farm Of 1870 acres one mile north OF the
Fails east OF Snake hull, Of uneqnale soil for crops
or gra, has two good barns, an orcha' d. wafer anu
ordinary house.
One Farm of from 100 to 200 acres. nnr mile south
eat q the Falls, and west Of Mrs. Pas, Of some ~
acres inierva and balance in plain and,-good barns,
oldlsh house AMI great advantages Tor raising our
Milton staple, Rye.
One Farm "a mile northwest of the Falls, 1870
a'rc>,-sood luidncs orchard, and convenienceS.
Other parcels Of 49, III 10 acres, for such MS
may choo,e smyrer purchase.
Also, the Store House and lot at east end of the
Bridge, Where, with the improvements AT the Falls,
is ccry desirable location for one wishing 10 open
any business
Also, some Village Lots, with and without dwell
ling houses, IN the most pleasant part Of the village.
by immediate application, some 500 yards OF do
nestle cloth may e applied, or any Of the parcels
viii e sold fora small portion of the purchase money
down, wi'h annual nstalmenis for the lalance.
900 Sheep, Young Cattle, Hay, &C., will be sold
with either Of the farms If de- rel.
,hall remain in Milton about two weeks, after
which apply TO George Ashley, at the Falls, or to A.
&. Whit, mere, Wet Milton.
IT'S better 10 trade with the principal than with an
agent. J. r. AlNSWORTH.
Milton FALL, Sept. 2j, 1914. II
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-18
TO FDE NTISrS.
INSTR A NCE.

THE sui scrll er has ac ed as HgtnI lot IHt H1TH0
i In>ua nce Company of Hartford Connecticut io'
more than twenty years past, and continues to nsur.
against LOSSES by fire, and all kinds OF BUILDINGS ana
personal prnperiy, and will receive applications al
IN, Office in Burlington and Immediately issue Police'
tor that purpose n a. lo,V rate. Of premium as any
private company can afford. The undoIhted re ,pon
slllliiy of this Company, lnshres su.'y 10 We lnsu
ia The adjustment and payment of losses, VIII he at
tested by all with whom they have haI OCCASION ''
do business WM. A. GRlSwOLD, Agent
Burlington, March |, 1914. ~"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-18
DR.. iianning's ~pino Uteri Alb
dominal Supporter, or
PATENT LACE,

WILL. be Kept con family on hand by DR.. joins
~ W. Emery, q! Essex, he having purchased Of
The original Pa'en &c the erc'asire right TO make and
rcHd he sane, with and for The Counties oi Chit
ten len, Fran,iinl I.amole, and Grand lie.
The PATENT LACE ha~now cen befurcthe pub
lie for mi or oimonhs, --hunlrei- have cen ar
Piled IN dllieren, part, of the country, and with sue
re.S never t!urc cqialed w any remedial agent
Numerous, well authenticated Certificate, ofi's enei
cai n 1curt m lherenova Oid,ea>es OF long stand
ing, might efinIshed from th imn,da'e vicinity
IN addition to the sueuient cases and certihca'es
/ Of cure ,rni,he Y Dr. Banning and Others. BW
lhl> l. moi deemed nce' >ary al the preen time,
lc encc can e. given 10 individuals wearing III. Lace,
! IN nearly every town in the Comfy.
Phv,ci1n have long l,ll The Necessity of Snppor-
terdereutly con 'rcel aud more perlectm it, aIap-
ION 10 Tie imam form, than any that had been pre-
,entel Ia the PIT lie. The inve lion Of Banning'>
meet with heir general approl aiion a. il de, gnV
t. RELY We symptoms, and remedy cas- OF physical
ma'a le> which cannot Z reached Y medicines alone
The descent urd>p arencni of he v-cerra from re-
laXa'on Of The abdominal muscles or Other canes,
end~ alter and derangei III. function OF every organ
IN The human system aud, in many eases, this devla-
I'm from The nalnra healthy position OF par, Is The
soc can, ot general deblryin Macs and Fema e.
Of Dyspepsia A e"ion> Of the Stomach and Lirer
Paipiafion ofihe Heart Spinal Irritation, Rysleria
Hypocohdria, piles Proiapsus Ulerid Suppression
IF Urine, he bronchitis ofPuhlicSpeabers, and Incl
pient cOnSumption-" olwh rll will much reIlev
let, ifnof enrcv removed, ly the i>e Of The Idien
Lace, when Their eS's cnce lscaused by physical de
lrangrmenl and mechanical displacement of parts
= viii h can lie readily a>cerlanel by observing h
form aud symptoms 81 the person Affected.
lhl> INSTRUMENT has leen examined ly DIS Mott
Roger, Francis AMI Grl,comb Of New York-lh
Faculty ofPm>burah, llarfordani New Haven, un
has o. laineltheir ayoral lie lc,iim. n.y.
Appli nj n, flr'hi> Lace may lie made 10 the sp'
serb err al T. sex, or DIR. IIEINEBt re- Burlington
Patients alta distance will visited Al Their residence
g. # rel irel JOHN w. EMERY.
Is cx, January, 1915. 33f
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-18


STATE or yE3uONT,} tTa Probate Court,
District ol Chliieuden, :. ! held AZ Burlington
within and for the d.su', of Chlcufen. on the lind
day IF Apr, "A. d. 1878 present the Hon Charles
Russell, jude o! laid cnHtl, comes T. us LYMAN,
Gna dian Of George T., Harrington, q mnor san
OF George y Harrington. ln T. 81 san Biiln!ioa de-
celsed, and shows to sli Court thai his .a1 ward s
seized in his own right in ice Of the f1iuwin! desc.
h'd parcel oil and, sluate IN said Burlington, VIZ.
oat three acres Of lauI lying On be west side Of tie
lhd leading from the Ciur H0G.e Square in linr-
ln4ron. ~ Nhchune. hainq parts Of acre lots No.
" aad 81, bounded n1fthrr.y by lane Leading from
sad road towards lake lunp ain; elsier.y 10y SAID
road, and ouhesly and westerly ny Samuel lie OIL
iant;--ih1t sale Of said p1icrl Of land w1ud con-
dnce to the best interest Of slll wai, by having Tho
proceeds of such sale put az interest; ana praying
sad court 10 IccH The said Guardian TO sell SAID
land =
Whereupon, tho c1rrt aforesaid doth appoint INC
3d. day Of ADrll. ISIS for hearing and deciding on
sal pean, at the Off Of the Register of sui court
IN sail Burlington NJ ten ocoGL in the forenoon AM
doth order that all perslus luleie ted he notified
thereof by pnhl"1li1n of this uld,r containing the
snostance of sud peuton three weeks uccessiyey III
the Harrington Free Press newspaper printed ID
said Burlington. the last Of With ru licaliuns to b,
previous 10 said 30.h dpv Of April, 1915.
Given under my hand his 3 dny Of april, 1878
4i46 NVN WESTON y,.gief,r
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-18
The Mothers Medicine.

A RELIEF and Cure tor Retained, IRREGULAR or
N Paint il Nelsruaiion, -romnlainis ni'en ocurr-
ina the younger port on Of females in cold and
wet clirna'es.
How fre1renily dow hear Of he pale rornfenanre,
want Of appetite, loss ofvvacly, an not unfrsouen.
IN Of he cough2 yet the true means Of >urlno M IN
these neg esie!! Fir>l eradicate the cause, then the
cure will surely follow.
The mediene is in hottie. a. 8 each
Wrf Fer hy PECK 4 SPEAR
Merchant, and Physician. supplied ut ID, whole
ale terms. 3S
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-18
ALLEBASIs POOR MANS PLASTER.

A numher Of Agencies are now c>tal ll>hed in thi>
village, furnls had a above together with pamphlets
for general distribution, setting forth the virtue, OF
respectable persons Of some cf the many cure, thew
have effected. Families and individuals are invited
~ send and get pamphlet, aud read, and if they
have OCCASION Try the Medicine, which are warrant
ed 10 do all that is claimed Tor them.
The Agents for Burlington are PECK &SPEAR
Apolhecaries and Druggists, general whole, ale and re-
tail Agents, who will supply Country dealers at
Wholesale, on the same terms with the proprietor in
New York, VIM. II. Curtis Henry Hyde q Co +,
Geo. Peterson, n. w. Gage, Harry Bradley, and
Hagar g. Arthur.
Burlington, Aug. 26h, 1914.
LYMAN w. GILBERT, Proprietor,
Is iw'ly ga Fulton Street, New York.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-18

V''''''' VI - II E'07''''
STA TIE or YER WON'T II n So.

sn nil,ii; o or rl',ERNoNT} A ia Sc sion Of
Ceurl he I'd n Burlington within and Tor saij dsnict
Of ChttntrR GA the eiah h day Of Api, l5i5, comes
Joseph A. Hall, GUARDIAN of Wbqm S Bennett.
James Bennett and ~olh Rann,rL minor c,,il rem Of
Thomas Bennett, late Of Bolton, m said DISTRICT de.
ceasad and files in aid c1u4 his po'irln in WIRING
setting forth that his sad wards are ,ezed in her own
rghi in Zee as tenants ~ common Of f)uy nine nnl
65-lOO acres oflaud living in said Bolton. being paris
oflois No one and tc9, and benz The snir land set
out 10 slid wards, by the commissioners appointed by
sad probate court 10 make partition Of the g tate of
the said Thomas Bennett deceased as their share Of
the estate Of the said de'el ed thai It would he hen-
efrial 10 said wards 10 have sud land sol and have
the proceeds Of such ile pat interest and PRAYING
raid court 10 grant bn license sell sai land aqroe.
ably 10 the statute IN such made and provided
WHEREuPoH, the court aforesaid doth appoint the
30h dnv Of april, 1918, for hearing and deciding on
said petition nj the office Of The ester Of said court
in sad Burlington aud DOH order that all persons
interested be notified there fly publication of his ar
der, containing the distance of said nrIillon three
weeks successively in the Burlington Free Press, Z
newspaper printed IN sad Burlinllon the last o
which indications to previous to said Both day o
April, 1915
Given under my hand this Sih dav Of April 1915.
4)w3 WIN. ESION, Rerisier.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-18
FOR SALE.

FENIAT large and commodious two story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT situated on
the west SIDE Of COLLEGE Green at the head Of College
Street, in his village. The Hou,e Is 81 ly 45, with
an cement story, withkichen and provision cellars,
with wing 30 hy 65, ex enuing north ON College
Green, with wood and store hou,e ! Glow, and cham
Der, and sleeping rooms above. large and com
moIlnu> larn, carriage house. ice house, and other
It-house., and spacious yard west Of the dwelling
huu.e, aud good dura lie well Of wafer ofthe best
quality in The village, aud brick cistcrn. One and
garden and choice lru trees west of the house and
yard.
| The buildings constructed in modern style, Of
the lest material and Workmanship, were erected
the >ubs nj or for hts use and the locati ion
ford, very extensive aud pleasant pros pec of the
village anl lake the West, aud not surpa scd by
any other IN this part oflhe country.
| Purchasers are invited 10 call and EXAMINE for
Them -elve.. Terms made known v The suh,cril 81
on The premises. SAMUEL. REED.
| u Ellington, April 49, 1874. 4G If
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-18
HgkINEeDV AL.

Ii LAS LYMAN informs his frlrnl~ and Gus.
= toner, that he has remove 10 the Sio,e NJ the
corner Of Got ere and Chrrcn 5 reefs formerly uc-
cupel iy J. Wait o. Crorhery store. Tie Bucl,
IN Wn a. the Wckware lul,ing,. Having tho
r"'ehy repaired the Store and hitel the ba /, room
inr t,rorere., o'os for sale an extern i've sormcni
OF fdnfy Gro'crlcS OF Superior q aliv st'ecied
artchlarly iurrtailln-. CONSISTING of Cd Uyson,
! Dung ily-on, Hy'on s in and Black T,as.
Java, Laq'ifa, Rio AMI 81 Domingo Goa
Pepper, spec, Gnger, Cinnamon, Glove. Numea,,
"g"-eys pon' lie rei..td Loaf Sugar, East Boston
Sugar.
Brown Sugar White Havana Or shed do,
Baker Best No Chocolate aud Shells
Sn'era'u,, Ri"e, Barr 5 ap ofal qialilic,.
Fancy r. Sc and Almond Ca e soap. Candles Sc
All Of which are o'ltrel al the most rel Icel pr,c
for rash or credit. Farmers are inf rnel that as h,
, now has room inr storing heir produce, lmo., an;
ariile Grain, Beans, Peasr, Ruer Chee,e, Map,
Sugar &C will e received for Good..
DRY GOODS.
Macy articles of his extensive ork OF Dry Good
he oier~ Al CO. tor Cash. This will ford fine op
pornniy flr those wishing TO purchase TO suppl
themselves at REDUCED prices.
TO RENT.
'SNHE adjoining Store IN Inc Wrkware Bloc
cnle.i the "Germln Sore" Posses ion give
! Immediately
Purlinrrfn, % Fel'y 1915 80
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-18
10 Let,

TINE beau'iiul premises Immediately north of the
l college Buildings, formerly owned and occupied
by the ale Prof james Marsh, consisting OF an am
pie and connexions dwelling hou.e, Office, carriage
house, harm, aud other ont buildings, two gardens
two good orchards, and several acres of excellent
land for grass lIlage. Terms low, aud possession
given imne lately.
WILLIAM WARNER,
Treas Corp. IT, VI.
Burlington, Jan. |, Is45. 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-18
There is no c1cuse far the Ucadache
mhen you can obtain the CEN
me MAEsuALLs ARoMATIvE
CATARRm and IlEAi-

ACHE SNUFF
THIS 'nuh l. a cerain aud pcrie I cure for III
4 cataTrh, and common cold. inIhe II cad and the
Headache and is an excellent articles for sore and
veal eye. Il opens ani prrees on all distinctions,
'treng hen. The CLANS anl gives healthy action to
The parts a'lec'ed.
Belr1re Of Coun,efsHS;
Al those wishing 10 purchase the genmnc
article # Mar. hal'- Snut, should purchae that OF
which ~. C. Grid ey, Ndliebnry VI. is the prop,e-
t'r, 'ar no Other a Manufacture per onalty, the
nui'soil y aid Grdlcy.
DIR. MARSHALL.
certify that The hove article vas eNecp,cd in my
pre- en- ard thai bi> Signature thereto j. genuine.
DURASrUS WOOSTER, Judge.
Milllehurv Jan Is, lsi5.
\. B,--1he name OF II. C. Grdlev proprietor vii
be fond unon eve y hutle Of the genuine MARSHALL
Improved Sn f. ii wholesale mud retail Iy II.
G. C;r lev, Mdllchurv VI. PECK & SPEAR
Iih0'eSaie and Retail DruFgisiS Darlington, VI.
And Iy Druggists generally IN tt- UnIed States
and Canada 35-ly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-18
NEW REMEDY FOR
BR 0NCHTIS, HOARSENESS,
OQI0S SllAQl IMlllWlGMM1e
THE BRONCHTiL COMFIT.

THE BRONCHIAL COWFIT.
THIS Prepara,on is in enle to a'lav all irritation
i OF The Larynx, 1'rachrn. or Bronch al 'ru' e..
will lie tonnd equally scrvireable IN eases arl'ing
rom chronic infiimaton, and those rali Ell by the
transient ccls Of colds lis lr pcrlie such H.
TO mpar 4 SCOT 1ng and modifying sensation TO the
ncn'ran,us surfaces, when excited. whether by The
etcs Of mi"ensa, or Of IN Usual exc ton IN public
speaking, aud other uses Of the vocal organ.
n Cersymen Pa he and Private Singers, and
Other person. icring from Affection of the Thrunt,
Hunr,ene,s. Colds of longer or si rier ration, or
o'hsr impe mtnt~ Of The voice, will fin this most
important discovery. 1t j. entirely free from a del
eerui> ingredients an has cen prepared under the
lc,i mclla srprrvi ion. Price % tents per box.
Sold at V. HARRI \GTON', Bookstore, Buling-
ton Vt Al
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-18
9 RENT.

rsNHE pln tered Hone ON thamplau, two dours
South of Pearl st'cc, and near Mr. Cunvcr>es
new 90 tacc. The premise. consist Of n cont rnbe
hou e, large larn, and good car'en. imme'iee
poses ion gwen. Apply 10 Mrs AMo, PANd3nRS.
lintlin gton, March iS 1915. AZ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-18
HOW TO GET HEALTH!

TESiOU> SANDS Of persons Coniinre to cure them
selves ofcuugh- culd,, h,a'ach,, Rheumatic a. ec-
on,, small puX, ueasle, u,vencss ina EN- IN, and
the host OF lhoe Indications Of the Ody of The loo
benz ont of Ter simply ~ per.evrrugly u,ing
Br1ndrehfs Vegetable Jnirsrsul Pills. 20 long as
any ,ympum~ ct arrangement in any organ remain.
OHen, by alo tina this corr,e, whirk experlencr ha,
proved l. according to- nature II eng merely assist
nr her, have many in few days cen restored Ia
health who / ut Tor Bnulrcth's Pills had been ,rk
for months. The value of thi, medicine indeed e.
pul AGENTS. PINS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-18
SINGLE. DOUBLE UNlBlLlCAL.
TO RENT

A Ii. kinds Of TRUSSES for Ruptures incident TO
a the Male, for sale, and accurately annlIed, )
az PECK & SPEAR.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-27
IMPORTANT DECISION.

The Raleigh Register Of the lsih says:
Il is curreniiy rumored in this city, that
the Supreme Court of the State has come
to decision in the important case Of
State c. Riyes--Iadictmeni for tearing up
the Portsmouth Road from slargareitsyille
TO the Roanoke. The opinion Of the
Court had not been fled, at the time of
writing this paragraph, but We learn that
The decision settles the following points:
LIST. That the sake made under Mr..
Riyes' Execution, was not valid, because
it was not made at tie Courthouse.
81. That the interest Of the Company
in the land and superstructure Of the Road,
and in ALI personal property, may be sold
under Execution; but the franchise can
not be sold.
3D.. That after the Road is sold, the
Company may, by petition. according to
their Charter, have tie same land con-
dcmned for erecting another supersiruc-
ture for the Road.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-27
SupREME COURT.


Opinions have been delivered in tie
cases since our last:
By RurFIS, C. j., in State .. Harris,
from Person, declaring that there is no
error in the judgment of the Superior
Court. s..<r'a~ee.
Also, in Hughes y. King, from Chero-
kee, reversing the judgment and directing
a cenire de nora. .sz ss.s
Also, in State, to use Of Jordan .. Poole,
from Pasquotank, directing a ueaire de
moro.
Also, in Collins Benbury, from Chow
an, affirming the judgment below.
Also, in Summers D. Flowers, from ire
dell, affirming the judgment below.
Also, in Smith q. Britain, in Equity,
from Buncombe; decree for plaintiff.
Also, in Attorney General on relation
Of Gillespie .. Mebanc etai. from Gull
ford; reversing the judgment.
Also, in Thompson .. Newlin, Ex.,
from Orange; affirming the decree.
Also, in Iuekers =. Tucker, from Stokes;
reversing the Judgment below. -.
Also. in State q. Rives, from Northamp.
ton; affirming the judgment of the sure'
rior Court. ~,
BY DANIEL. J., in Waugh .. Hampton
from surry, affirming the Judgment be
low. .
Also, in T.ice .. Turrentine, from Or
anre, directing ueni,e de nor'. :.
Also, IN Wilkinson Z. Gilchrist, from
Richmond, dismissing the appeal.
Alec, IN Dudley, Elk. .. Oliver, from
Jones; reversing the judgment below.
| Also, in Jones, Adm. Z. Oliver, IN Equl
| ty, from Carteret; declaring, LIST. Tia
the remainder over is not too remote; "a
THAT the husband is not next Of kin to HI
lwife; Sd. That the children of a deeeas
ed Brother do not come in equally unde
the description of merit cf kin, with tn
surviving Brother and Sister; 4th. i'ha
the Aunt of the 'rcsta;or's wife, being ne
next of kin, is entitled equally with tn
relations of the husband and iii exclusio
of children of deceased Uacles and Aunts
Also, in den, &c dem. Brantley .. VIII
aker, from Halifax affirming the JUDI
ment below. ..
/ BY NASH, J., in State 4. Newsum, tsoi
Cumberland, declaring that there is errt
in the Judgment below.
Also, in Siatec. C!arissa, from Pasqu.
tank, declaring that the indictment oug'
not to be sustained.
Also. in Williamson .. Dickens, fro
Person, directing uenire de moro.
, Also, in Nance =. Elliott, in Equit
7 from Randolph; dismissing the bill.
: Also, in Cowles D. Buchanan, IN Eq'
: ty, from Sarry; dismissing the bill.
r. Also, in Hyman, Ex'r. .. Gaskin
from EJgecomb; affirming the judgme
& below.
II Also, in Leigh, Adm. .. Smith and OF
/ crs, in Equity, from Northampton; 9
il cree for plainiiff.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-27
HOW THE YANKEE FOLKS GROW
RICH by HONEST INDUSTRY.


The productive industry of Massaclsu-
sets is a marvel 10 many people, and of
course leads TO freqnen, inquiries iTow 4,
h,ppens. A few facts recently brought
beiorethe public serve 10 throw some light
upon The subject, and wha, Is better still,
suggests ameans improvement to many
people in Maine.
In Essex eouaty in Massachusetts il is
ascertained that nearly every farmer and
every fisherman is manufacturer als'.
Those mechanics, too, whose regular
work is in whole or part suspended in
the winter, have villa, may be called two
trades. @#
The farmer in Essex county and his
Whole family delight in engaging in man
uGactures, lie has, il nothing else, his
shoe-maker's ship, where he aud his sons
wo'k in tile winter and in stormy wealth.
or. His wife and daughters do their par
in binding shoes or braiiing straw, or
ma'kirg palm leaf hats. or IN the mannlac'
tlrt of some articles lDr the market. The
| fishermen tao have THEN trates at which
they work in the inter. the brick-ma
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skiful shoe-makers or last-makers. IL
this way private industry is made homo
raIle, all keep themselves busy. aud thu
seure 10 all an abundance of The comtori
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