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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-07
SEA- KATHINGL
AT OLD POINT COMFORT.

AT OIL POINT COMFORT.
- ssst.za The Baltimore Steam Packet Com
pany offer 10 the public com Portable
safe and cheap conveyance TO and from
this mostdelightful BATHING ESTABLISHMENT.
Leaving Spears wharf, Baltimore, daily Sundays ex-
cepted) at four O'Clock, P M. in their superior boats
GEORGIA, Captain Cannon, or HERALD, Captain
Russell, arriving (afteT comfortable nights sleep
next morning at O'CLOCK Passage and fare to Old
Point and back to Baltimore Sc,
This Bathing Establishment is now one of the most
delightful places in the Union-having added to their
former accommodations spacious and airy buildings
well furnished with pleasant Bathing houses, and for
surf Bathing, cannot be surpassed, with comfortable
accommodations for 500 vsiters Added TO the plea
sure ofth5 establishment is the beautiful promenade
in the garrison Of Fortress MuRroe and Rip Raps,wtb
their Band of Music not surpassed in the Union,
makes the time of visLers delightful. The Table
ssts of all the Injuries Of the Chesapeake Bay
Sleeps head, hog aud other fish, hard and soft crabs,
oysters AID clans, also every other article in sea-
son from the country round, and the Norfolk and
Baltimore markets, with the best Of attendance. Sail
Ing ane Fishing parties and evening amusements Of
Dancing, to crafty all; with the beautiful view of the
sea and bay, shipping passing daily, and within short
distance of Norfolk, Portsmouth, Navy Yard, Dry
Dock, and U. $. Men Of War, which can be visited
daily in steamboat running constantly between Old
Point and Norfolk. r. SHEPPARD, Agent,
Baltimore, June ., 1886. d4m
FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAMBRIDGE, EAS-
TON, DENTON, CHEsTERTOWN, CENTRE
VILE, WEST AND SOUTH RIVER:
.a ssxs-<sa The steamer MARYLAND leaves
Esyzs Baltimore at O'Clock, A. NJ, iuI the
above named places, on the following
days, from the lower end of Dugan's whatf TO wit:
On every MONDAY, at O'Clock, for Chestertown
and Centrevile, and returning the same day, leaving
Cenueville at IL O'Clock, and Chestenown at half
past 10 O'Clock, for Baltimore.
ATT O'Clock, A. M. on TUESDAYS and SATUR-
DAYS, for Annapolis. Cambridge and Easton, return
ing Wednesdays and undays.
At7 O'clock Al on every THURSDAY for An
napos, West and South River, and return the same
day.
On every SATURDAY, at 7 A. Nj. for Annapolis,
Cambridge and Denton. Returning, leaves Denton
at 6 O'Clock on Sunday morning, for Easton by Dover
Bridge and Cambridge, TO Annapolis and Baltimore
NIB. All baggage at the risk of the owner.
m22 LEMUEL G. TAYLOR.
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fare STILL FURTHE REDUCEDn
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
DAILY LINE TO THE SOUTE-EXCEPT
SUNDAYS
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-07

The RAZOR SrRoP MANS Toast. Henry
Smith, the Razor Strop Man, attended pub
lie dinner, held at Charlottesville, Va, on the
2lst of February, the day before the anniversa'
ry of Washington's birthday, and gave the fol-
lowing toast
Tomorrow, the best day in the week, the
birthday of Washington, a man so truly great,
that our only regret is, that there are not fe,r
more letl Of the same sort"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-07

MORE BuRNING IN EFFIGY. The Vice Pre-
sdent, it seems, is not alone in his glory. 9th
ers have been hanged in efigy, if that be any
consolation to him. Quite disgraceful riot
occurred at the Village of New Market, in Up
per Canada, a few days ago. A large party of
0rangemen assembled in the vicinity of the re-
sidence of number of Catholics and Amer-
cans, and after varoussoutrages intended to ex-
asperate the feelings of both, hung up on the
public way, an effigy of the President of the
United States and the Pope, and then burned
them. They entered the village armed with
muskets, and the inhabitants were aroused from
their slumbers by shouting, bon6res, and vol
leys ofmusketry.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-07

The MAILS. The Newark Advertiser says:
The mails since the reduction in postage seem
to have been converted into common carriers
Last week a silk dress, with Trimmings, ready
cut fol making, came to our post Office enclosed
in newspa per, and neckerchief in another;
and we learn that it is by no means uncommon
to find gloves and other small articles passing
through in the same way.
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and as 'hope deferred maketh the heart sick'
the young man grew wary of we'll doing, and
abandoned the attempt to get up a vaccine fe-
yer, for fear of killing himself and horse.
Number As turn came next. The paper two
or three days afterwards was made to say-'the
subscriber will not only vaccnate and attend
the poor in town and country free of expense,
but he will supply the destitute toih bread and
heLh
This grandloquent display of liberality
struck the profession dumb!
| 'The business is ruined!' cried one.
4 shall move awayn sighed another.
What shall we do, nervously inquired an old
member of the profession, who had a large
family.
No carried matters to an extremity. At
intervals he might be seen at the door of his
Office, with sleeves rolled up, and arms cover
ed with blood to the elbows, as if he had bled
and vaccinated thousand people during the
day. He hired ten or twelve fellows to stand
| about and in front of his door, and every half
hour horse or wagon would drive furiously
up to his office, leave message, and then be
off again.
The doctors were in a ferment.
IF we allow this thing to proceed any fur
Their, our practice is as good as losth eaculat-
ed highly excited member
How can we stop it, eagerly demanded three
or four
'We will have hand bills printed, cautioning
the public against imposition, and stating that
the health of the town is usually good
'An excellent ideal exclaimed all.
Accordingly hand bills were circulated, and
in few hours the intense excitement had al
most entirely subsidized. 1t is almost needless
10 add that not single case of small pox ever
reached the town, but whether this was owing
to vaccination, or TO confidence restored, am
unable to say.
Am l not right in remarking that there are
doctors in the world as liberal as those of Phi
ladelphiae
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A HARD CASE. A gentleman was in our Of
fee yesterday, who came TO Bristol, R. l., from
New York, on Sunday, with the expectation of
being married that evening; but when he arri-
we'd at the residence of the bride, he found that
the ceremony could not be performed because
they had not been three times published. They
then came into this State and made application
to a clergyman at Dghton, and to another al
Taunton, but with no better success, as our Mas
sachusetts laws required publication. They
could not be married, even after Offering to
give bonds to indemnify clergyman for dam
ages, and an extra fee, they took the steamboat
line for New York in the afternoon. In that
city they will find no difficulty COur.
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SPECIE. The New York Tribune says
"The amount ofSpecie in the City Banks, it is
ascertained, is larger than it was on the last
quarter day. The increase is believed to be
somewhere between 100000 and 81, 900, 600.
The shipments made some time ago to the
South have been making their way back again,
and the imports by emigrants, and from the in
terror, have more than made up the def
cheney. The amount of Government deposits
in the Banks is three millions, being decrease
OF about three millions since the last report.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST I.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-03
MIR. WALKERS WAR DUTIES.

WASHINGTON, June 18th. II have at
length seen the Secretary of the Treasury
: Schedule A., designed to show Congress
how to raise part Of the extra revenue nc
cessary to prosecute the War against Mexico.
find that he omits from this Schedule the
protected articles almost entirely -Cottons
Woolens, Iron, Sugar, &c.,-as on these he
calculates 10 raise several millions more BY
reducing the present duties, as already re-
commended by him. The chief article on
which he expects to increase the Revenue by
augmenting duties, are these;-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-03
IVINOOSKI CITY GOING
A III T. 4 ~!
D. FILE TCH Err,
FASHIONARLE TAILOR.

ITAS removed his Shop near Barlow Il Wood :
l l. store where he considers himself permanently
located He desires TO return his sincere thanks for
the liberal support he has received since his commence
IN business in the aforesaid CITY, and hopes by
asslduiy in business illt merta share Of Their pat
coats, which is unknown 10 any but himself. A
correct is ncknow lodged by all the trad,
10 he the only means of ensurng complete fits tn,
position Of the customer must be understood. Their,
is not Tailor who can ensure complete "fl" with
this knowledge.
D. +. would inform his friends that he has purchns
ed an indubllabe mode of cleansing garments Of al
color> and Of giving tlem the fresh and lively ap
pearance thew were wont to have in their earlier day
CUTTING done TO order, on the shortest notice
and warranted 10 fl, properly made up. Boy,
Dresses, and Ladies Riding Habits, made accord nj
n fashion or fancy.
Winoo,ki CIV, Julvl 1916.
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brethren, to speak earnestly to your people, in behalf
of this cause. Gratitude to injured race, Obligation
and interest; the voice of mercy within us, and the
voice of eternal justice from the heavens calls us, at
this season. to remember those in bonds as bound
with them Seven hundred and fifty OF the Africans
recap,ured from the 'pons have been cast upon the
colony fp' supports this fact increases our necessities
and strengthens onr appeal TO tie humane.
In behalf of the Board of Managers,
SAMUEL G. CRAFTS, President.
j. X. CosvERsE, .Secretary
S-Coecons may be sent to Daniel Baldwin
Esq, Montpelier; to Dea. Samuel Tracy, Hartford,
VT, or to Rev. J. X. Converse Burlington.
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SINGING.

Parents are referred to the advertisement
Of Mr. Nichols, in another column. Mr.. \.
is already tavnrahly known in this commn-
nifty, aud he briggs with INN highly 1itterina
testimonials Of his success elsewhere.
p. S.--Wc are requested to state that in
Consequence of the severe rain on Wednrs-
day last the first lesson of Mr. Nichols Ju-
venile Singing School is deferred until We'd
nesdnv If mex, week.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-03

TmE EUROPEAN INTERVENTION. - The
Ncw-York Herald has a letter from Wash
ington, dated on Saturday, which says
Mr. B lchanan has had 40 in,lmalion from
Mr. PHkenham, as vet upon the subject OF
the MexIcan meditation and should it be
proposed by the BRUSH Minister, We feel au-
thorzad to say that the Secretary of State,
as far as he is concerned. will promptly re-
ipct it. The views of the President are GER
tainly not in favor Of any such intervention,
nor will Tribe admitted by his independent
appropriation. What the Senate may do,
is another branch of the argument.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-03
Fresh Eggs at
June 20 'iG. A. = DE"hi .
Charles Brewstcr's Estate

STATE OF VERMONT} TH + lion the
District OF Chltienien ss. Proha'e '"hr'
IN, The District Of Chiilenden To all persons con
cerned IN the estate Of Charles brewster 'e 81 'o-
49, ." ia sa,i District deceased, GREEriNG.
Wur,r,s. Alpha Brewster, administrator de TOMS
,' a., ,sa,e Of said deceased proposes to rcndel
" AMI accoun, her administration and present her
account apnnsi said estate for examination ami al
- Al n .ession OF the Court of Pro'aie 70 he
tl.. n, ,ba REGISTERS Office IN Burlington m said
d,g,,,,, an The fourth "Wednesday of July next
TrrsEroRE. You are hereby notified Ia appear e.
tore aid court at the time and place Aforesaid aud
.hey cause if any you have why the account aiore'
sad should not bea flowed. -,
Gwen under my hand at Burlington, this 23d day
o. Sane - WIN WESTON, Register
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-03

A. mar Ct, $50 Beef CaUIe 10 yplles W rk ing -
rn. II Cows AMI CaIve-, 1900 sheep AMI lamb
AMI thpgt 2il Swine
PsIces- 7eef CaHie-We quote extra, Sc %, frl
= al s. - second quality IS so; third qlalit
SIS s525.
UDrkiHg Orep-Saes moi noticed.
Goes and Caires-Ar S33 S!f $50 SIS and 81
Sieep-Sale- N lots nj 5! 90 50 80 50 63 and s,
Sriae,->ales nj whule-alc Il ~. Alrcta.l # u
)! 6 and 7c. Small pigs AT S..
- "a H"i' % " ri' 'r1e remain back at Wor
49, l,td VIII be al Brighton tbs week.
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Grind Stones.

= TONS Nova Scotia Grnl stone,. Also, er.1-
- stone Cranks and rollers.
ne 4. As. STRO\GS * O..
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ELIAS LI.lifN

LAS hi, day received an eNnsve assOrmento
L Plaid, Check Il Fancy CsImeos.
Printed r aii Gold NIX md PAN >alinetis Fancy
and Gold Mix Tweeds, Rich spmrr Vt.lngs etc
Slate Col and Drah Moresns tSuper Blk Lasting
Blue Stripe, Cambria Plais. bail Drllings Rich
Prints Muslin Gnghams co tsmbTics etc.
Atso-A Great q, sortment oNc5'efy.
wlekHare Book 18Th Jlae
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A. T. - w A 4 ID s.
CHEAP CASH
SO0tk @tnrF>

A general assortment OF school,
Classical and Miscellaneous Books and Stationery
at CITY PRICES.
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Hard Ware.
Dry Groceries.
Heavy Hardware.

I OG md trace cham, wagon aid cart boxes, an.
IL wills vises spades, sho.els, turks hoes srythes
and sna the, black smiths bellows ledge h RUNNERS,
narrow and broad axes, angrrs, cr"hars. cnfr"n ct
lies, wagon 2yrs steel springs, brass kettles mil and
circular saw, wrought and cut nails iron pni brass
wire. sP'et rper and brass ho. iron, sheet cai,
shoot zlnc gryfs one cr.nss- oven ~ nh q Ia
c7s'ings, rr &c. sFRONGS f. co.
L L,lnt
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REL loN ~ Np.N' ~ IN+Nb'
STATE OF VERMONT, At n SESSION Of the
District of Chrtend.n S. \ Poo ate Court held
ut Ealllucion WITHIN m for the Dsfrii Of huenl
den on the SON day OF May i64C Comes iione
His of E-srx IN said iii trrt, and files IN said court
her petition IN writing, setting forth that David Day.
date un.j late u sad Essex deceased, was, NJ the
time OF his death. under coniraci. binding in wv and
equiv to convey 10 sad Irene Ellis the following
described parcel of ianf, situated in sad Essex,
beginning in the line OF the highway leading from
HubheIls falls called, by Andrew Ellis, to OIL
chester. in the north line Of lot No. I; thence 8
deg, e CHAINS 20 Inks "a n stake; thence deg.
" chains; tn nee n. 5 deg, W. CHAINS 10 Ink L
s1ii highway; thence n. deg, 10 the place of be-
ginning. containing four q. land and part lot
NJ. that the said Irene paid The SAID David for sad
land by conveying To hun and WIN. Johnson, her
right pf dover in certain lands belonging 10 the estate
OF her late husband Ransom Ellis deceased and that
the sail David died without having executed convey
ance of said land, and praying sad court 10 grant
license to GEORGE Whitney administrator of the estate
OF The said David convey TO her the sud parcel Of
land
WnERErPoN, the court aforesaid doth appoint the
second Wednesday of July 1886 for hearing and de-
Gliding on said prii the office of the REGISTER Of
sad court in sad Burlington, and doth order that MI
persons Interested be notified thereof by publication
of his order containing the substance OF said petition
three week. succrssively IN he Burng Fee Pre-. :
a newspaper printed IN SAID Burlington, the last o
which publication 10 be previous 20 the time appoint
| ed for hearing.
Gwen under my hand at said Burlington, this Boil
day of May. 1916.
| 2w3 WM WESTON Perister.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-03
JUVENILE SINGING SCHUUt.

WILL commence on Saturday next, al O'Clock
W PiMnM IT, gT5f lAitnsIucilon OF Children
IN Singing. -,
TERMS One dollar the scholar tor course ct
Twenty Lessons. Two or more from one iamlv.
15 cent. each IN, first lesson is free. Parents and
Children are invited 10 attend
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Swelt's School Books.
SWEETS English Grammar.

SWctt b,nsisH STaIltsildTs
vTNHtS grammar j. on the basis Of Murray, aud j.
i designed for Use in common schools. academies,
and higher seninarre> OF learnng The following
are selec'el from many testimonials OF the work
From Truman y. Ransom, NJ. A.. President Of
Nornch University.
Norwich TnNer.liy. Ang. l5. lS43 q.
Dear Sir:-I have rernseh yonr Grammar with
much .atis acliun and have ecu particularly plea ed
with ii> cearne,, and excellence # arrangement
The chapters on ~vntax are admra adaped TO
The construction oi cnenccs eng very u and per
feet. The chapter IN vcrs, also, Is excellent nor
are he glossary aud general adaptation of The work
.rrrt.. am conhlNA, = WI ,oon le.one wf
" ~'' ~ Very irniy yours r q. RANsoM.V
From The author Of Woods Botany"
Sweets English Grammar on The la is ut Murray,
ha been intro lice by rs, aul l. nov usr the 'es
book IN thar department in Km'all Union Academy
- fact which may he REGARDED a. proof that we
think il, on the whole, sprInr 70 any now IN use.
ALPHONSO WOOD,
Meridcn, June %, lsii. Instructor IN K. [. A.
From Frederick r. Lard son Of v Lqrd, d. u.
President Of Dartmouth College.
llou,Ic Fall, y. y. Sept. II, lsii.
S.Ile, f q-Mrdear Sri have examined s'Nets
Grammar with m ich ga ABSTRACTION, and Though not IN
the habit of recommen hing books, cannot rera n from
expressing my decided preference for th, Grammar
over any other with winch am acq IA mel In sy
icnailc arrangement, IN cearnesS Of 'ein ton IN rs
re- Of CO n >lruc ION, IN The fll ch1per> prnc-
ua in pronunciation, vets fl aiiun-in is append y
comp ing remarks uNon he sound Of the letter, the
rules Of sreng and the derivat Of words. it sup
plies he de .lrs OF M other U'tainmarS.
] have inir, dnccd the hook mo my school, and
hail recommend it to Others, OPP, riuny occurs.
Yours respectfully,
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SARSAPARILLA MEAD.

THE VALUE of Ih'> preparation is low wiltl,
known. and every day the field ni is u,efllle.
/, extending. 1t i annrove aud highly recommend
ell By PHYSICIANS
And l. adnitel To lie The mot aereea lie preparation
rom the root thai ever ever leen employed in
MEl lCAL PRACTICE.
Il l. not local in it. operation u general, e>iennng
through the whole system. II nellrallses The po>-
onous element, n the
BLOOD,
And restores a healthy lone 10 the organs, which
scn.ra'e thai nd In >crufons and al external Ii.
orders The result The ranr decrea-e Of he sane IN
RHEUMATISM,
And other painful aiec ions of he muscular fibre a
speedy removal of the pain aud IN all cases renewal
II strength. Keeping pace with the r-ieat OF The
ii from he >y>ienl.
The prourlety an almo>, daily receiving ies imoni-
al the shape OF large orders te>lifving 10 rs grrd
valle m. 'cme and also a. the most pleasant ant
agreeable dru, known.
The above srlice /, for sale Who'ssal. 4 Retail a
Harrington Rro'hrrs, Church II. Burlington, also b,
W. B. Ha'ch & Co. AMI Manson 4. Foel.
50 IEnooski Falls
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e TONS Vine Lead, dry AMI in o. "Pir-" II y.
~ ira und No l." Chrome fe'nw. Ven r. !,
Re- lead, Ncriigri-, Paris Green. French Vel ow,
Luharge. Gum Copal, Chrome Green, Whtn'.p ',
Slirlt> TurPentine, 1000 qs. Ln,-el 81. Virn %,
Window -ia,s, PANT and Narn.sh "rr he, -, ci
OIL. &c. g. STRONGS & Co.
J me 4. 'j5
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Abner Willows Estate.

Abner NiICOx's Estate.
\NE the subscribers, having been appointed by the
" Honorable the Probate Court for the District
OF Chlt cnlcn, Comms toners to receive examine
against the estate Of Ahner Wilcox late of Wesford,
u, SAD District, deceased, represented insolven and
''so all claims and demands exhibited in offset there
to; aud six months from the day of the date hereof
therefore hereby give notice, that we viii attend u
me business OF our appointment, at the dwelling Of
widow Nancy Wilcox, in Wes,foid, in >nid District,
on the frs Thursday OF September aud on the n
ihursiayof October next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on
each OF sal DAYS
III Dated this I'd day of MAY. A. D. 1916
IN JOHN ALLEN )ci..;..,
! lw3 IlEZ tKIAH HOWE,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-03

In Jericho, 18th May, MARY, wife Of Lyman Rock
wood, aged So years.
In this town. 4h ut., EDwARp H., son of Sumner
and Minerva lockwood, aged years and months.
H. this town, 20Ih ull., FRASoI- b., son of Sumner
and Minerva K lchwooi, aged iyears and months.
On Tuesday Morning, June 30h, EDWARD PASG.
RoRS, aged years, only child of Mrs Mary Pang-
horn Of this toNn
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CnnnrnSS \Nainr

lust received supply of fresh Congress Spring
y water direct from the Old Congress Spring and w
be kept full supply on hand a sal times and ol
sale bv, GLO PETERSON.
. Burlington. June 80. 1916.
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PL1T1"S PRE.IIUU
PORTABLE
G. r | ST NJ Ill.
For Grinding Wheat, RE, oats. Plaster

VI IL l. y l WI l l. 10
For GriutliDO Wheat, RUe oats, Plaster
.J IN L;,Js az Dr,,,,J,r
""" az ""'"' " ''"' ',o,,,,,
'1'if. snhscfib'r having purchas OF MI !oSiah
fLAIl' OF Weston '"nner cut me 'sht Tor
Vermont, Mossachnsett, and New Hampshire, IS now
manuiacti'lng, at MS Marh'ne Sop AZ bnrnn9top
"l'>, ii'i' ~ we w, Al p e. .,
upn "'u - " 81, WI ~, ~. "",
tbs over he common G,-' mi, ,1}yaqs to any one
Oh i'S'o' "o'' as '",s ~ gu oe" VI w ~ '1',"
or water power YIN hir me PH"r required 10 urVe
common Htlst w. NE e M. .'N we LIZ nl5' p,eh
Snrcultmr,l VAR in R,chestcr in Son,, lei3 None
b., ill.,, ,,orv bast FRENCH pr'{Q STONES ore
~, INTO he, NlIs
W. tb. ,,dn,ei. NIL certirv ..s a.. <, alhnns Ba
an ,h, 81 J,v NJ Novonbrr, Ist3. No the Stoam saw
U,Ia,tbai ilore ,h,ro was or,,nd in PLATES
poRrt pi + GRIST Mill. f,t3 nm in lha, Mace
~, b If na,. and n1ts and d,ne in ' rba hest
manner wi,h,n 20 minute: and we further certify,
that we believe the said Mil caprh Of porf rnng ali
the grinding usually done in Cri Mil equal TO any
Mil in tnis State by one run of soncs.
And we further state that the sai mill ground eight
bushels and In Of Corn fine neal IN an hour,
without being IN the lcnsr heated
y. :. PAYNf, lEFsr.
RALPH LNSEl.L.)
JAMES IAN-CN ne.
r. A. UURLPuT f"""sS'S"'
NOBLE sQUlIE,
the UNDERSIGNED. certify that one Of Pla,,'s porrn.
bic Crs l~has lrcn titted mp n Messrs White d.
coz. Grjst NH at Verpennps am viii frankly say
To the public that have fully tr'i the mil both on
Il awering and proven Ell and haze come to the lull
son that the nbnyp mil wlI compete with "
mil IN the country both in 4 'wcroc ard prnvendcr
yerrenncs Apr.l %. 1874
The Mil above named was in o,er,,ion in the vrr.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-03
Pune PIRTSYAV ACCENT,
Elias LYMAN

LAS just received few elegant Silk Reraee
L L Shawls and Scarfs Also, Berlin Wool Shawls
very large aud heaurllul A great variety Thin Dress
G ,nds-snch rs Fancy Muslin, and iinehnm Gadu
atpd R,hes Muslin Gnghams Laws and de LANES
Also. few Mourning Lawns, which will be sold We
ry low.--June 25.
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