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ATT AHTED--A Loan of $500 from , 70 > years,
Wv for which property in the city, worth twice
the amount clear of all ncumtrance whateyat. will
Dc gwen as mortgage for the payment Of the above
Apply quickly ct
LEWIS =. SCOTTI's Intelligence offire,
f62b lUHKchaupe Place.
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HBERE'UMERx. Mrs. Nickerson has just
ID ceived from Philadelphia, the agency of Jules
Haues Perumery, Hair Dye, Bears Oil, Beef Mar
row, Vegetable Tooth Powder, sc.
field 81 NJ HOWARD-ST
ZEPHYR wORSTED-SELLlNG OFF
~ AT COST. Mrs. NICKERSON, wishing TO
close her stock Of Zephyr W0rsted will sell II at lsi
cents per ounce 52N, HOWARDsT, fel5
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FOR SALE & RENT.


ArA FOR RENT. The upper part of House
Mssss No 2A3 BALTIMORE STREET. Inquire
azfstsh on the promi'es. fel2-tf
FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY FOR sA LIE
s1rPsss..s A HOUSE and LOT situated on the Rorh
l55:i1 side of Cough street, one door eqst of Bond
#Hiil street. The lot fronts Is feet on Gough-st,
PElAiIL running back rs feet, with the convenience
OF a SIDE alley leading to the yard. The house IS
TWO story Brick Dwelling, with two rooms on floor
ana kitchen back, with good dry cellar, and has
Always commanded, and is now occupied by, good
anu punctual tenant. Eor further particulars, apply
at this office. fe5-f
NEGEOES FOR SALE. A very valuable
1S country servant girl between Is and 10 years of
age, strong aud healthy, good plain cook, washer,
and irOner, to until the 18th of Nov. 1887 the
present owner having no further use for her. Also,
very likely uuattO girl, Is years of age, from the
country, first rate and seamstress, SC;
come we'll recommended; to serve about IL years
Also, very likely and valuable dark muatto girl, ~
years of age to Is year she is very neat and
ceanly, good house servant and nurse, and well
grown other age, sound and healthy, and can come
recommended. Also, very likely black boy, Ia
years of age to 10 years; very smart and active
The above servants can all come highly recommend
ed rom their respective owners. Families wishing
80 purchase have now fine opportunity. Apply 20
LEWIS +. SCOTTl, Exchange Place, .
few doors from the corner of South,
fe'20 Nearly opposite the Exchange
lsfSA, FOR RENr-'rhe new and eligiby
Xgg!!1 situated WAREHOUSE, No. Ia Hanover st.
K1SiiH corner of German, now occupied 10y The sub
iSil1SEscrber. 1t is finished in the best manner,
and heated with one of Hayward, Fox * Co.'S patent
not air furnaces, and also contains of Scntt's As
Destos Fire Proof Safes made to order. For further
particulars apply 20 the subscriber the premises.
GEO. K. GATHER,
F9.Cf Ia Hanover street
MTORSALR-A HIGHLY VALUABLE FARM,
M beautifully situated miles from Frederick city,
Md, containing about $50 acres of Limestone Land,
inferior TO none in the State of Maryland.
AassaA The Buildinls are numerous, large aud
fHSdf5f splendid Few Farms offer g'eater induce
EhesN ments to purchasers. 1t has the advantages
OF healthy neghborh0od, of fine scenery,
running streams OF water rich soil, excellent sOci-
ETY., proximity 10 town, TO market churches and
schools, advantages seldom combined and offered in
tht same property.
Il viii be gold on pleasing terms, and city property
OF city stock taken in payment. Apply IL
Il. BOND or GEO. GELBACH,
.. . No. 49 Second street.
,8sgA ALSO FOR SALE, Several other FARMS
sss IN different locations, worthy the attention Of
SAsAzhpurchasets, .f. d ~ .r.-..,H. fel3
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HHHRENOLOGN SLAMMED by 2, FiOa..
II rens, member of the French AcadSHy, &c. Sc
Translated from the second edition of 1915, by Chas
de Lucena Migs NJ .. JUST received AND for sal by
T. LUCAS, Jr
iai No 10 BALTIMORE s,rssc
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HOAN w. WATTS, HOUSE CAGpEAJI' 81,
eD FATETTE-ST,, adjoining Assembly Rooms, .zl-.f
aJATFLLgABT w. LEE, FAsH40sABLa HAZE
w GUTTER and SHAVER, No. NJ GAW-Sr
Gcnt@mGn's RaZoys set at she shortest notice. aL&
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A1 ANrED. number of active MEN, 10 ira
Wv vet as AGENTS for the sale of new and pop
ular Publications in the Eastern, Western, Southern
be insured 1900 per per year, in writing over and a
bOve his expenses, with al opportunity of clearing
$1,000 per year and more, if active Each man will
have his own district 1t will be necessary for them
to have at least from $25 to $50, to obtain good fit
ting out; no one need apply unless he has that sum- il
being our object to establish good agents and give lhen
such chance as no one else can offer them Apply
at the Office ofthe United States Publishing Coipaglu
corner OF BALTIMORE and NORTH SITS, (Jarvis'
Buiding) up stairs-emtrance No Jarvis building
Letters post paid, will meet with prompt attention
Os3ly
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NNRINTING PAPER. For Newspapers or
M Book Printing, made to order at short notice.
large stock of various Sizes constantly on hand for
sale by TURNER NUDGE,
las Sou.a Charles st,
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NOTICE. 1t is the intention of the undersigned
1V TO make application to the Board of Health, OF
the city of Baltimore for permission TO erect Saugh-
ter House, on or near my property, situated on the
west side of Hartford Avenue. Therefore, all per
sons interested will please take notice
fel7-eo6lt '|#. LEWIS J. SHERMAN.
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IL is never falling remedy which no family ough,
10 oe without, especially in low marshy countries.
As this medicine is put up under the DropTietorjs
immediate inspection, on the most scientific prize
Piles, (being purely Vegetabe,) and having tried i7
efficacy on thousands for upwards of We years
and 10 his knowledge when taken strictly accordnI
to directions, there has no. been one failure. Ua
der such circumstances, recommend it so the pub
lie, addinga few certificates in support of my ;sser
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NOTICE. 1t is the intention of the undersigned
~ to make application TO the Board of Health, OF
the city Of Baltimore for permission to erecta Saugh-
ter House on or near my property, situated on the
north side of Hampstead Hill street, and east side OF
Castle alley. Therefore, all persons interested will
please take notice. GEORGE w. PAPPLER.
Baltimore, Jan. 2S,h, 1886. fel7-eo6t'
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A GARD. Received dnectfrom the manutactur
IN er, Levi Browns celebrated Diamond pointed
Gold PENS the genuine article; also, gold and silver
Pencil Cases, with Jacksons superior Leads for Pen
ell cases. supply of the above articles at all times
in store for sale by g. ID. CLARK, Water street, Sc
cond door from Calvert, at the lowest rates.
NIB. Gold and Silver wanted. jel4-eotf
apOBBIN EDGINGS. One cartoon, embrac-
I'D, ing a handsome assortment of Bobbn Edgings,
Received and for sale wholesale and retail.
HENRY w. COOKE,
fe25 corner Of Hanover and Lombard SITS.
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F#NO THE PUBLIC. This ia TO inform my
III friends and the public generally, that have dis
solved all connection | formerly had with P. H.
Reach, Mineral Water vender and bottler-he having
purchased my interest in amount of debts Outstand
ing TO Z. II. Reach.
L have associated myself with MIR. Thomas Card
ner under the firm of GARDNER & BROWN.
We are now prepared TO deliver SUPERIOR MI
NERAL WATER, in all its varieties and we shall
be pleased to have the honor Of delivering it in person
10 our customers.
90 Orders left at No. lls N. HOWARD STREET,
will he punctually attended to.
fel7-eo6t. CT. BROWN.
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WKrALTER r.. HARDING,

w COMMISSION MER CHANT,
No. SO BOWL4Y' y WHARF,
Dhet Tor sale, on the most Pleasing terms,
100 bills Domestic BRANDY
rs * 90 SWAN GIN
SD C do PURE SPIRITS ..
90 boxes ROCK CANDY
100 bags African PEA NUTS
50 &C Old Government JAVA COFFEE
3 boxes LOAF SUGAR
5 bills. PulveliZed do
300 boxes SCOTCH BEHRING'S
100 . SPERM CANDLES
Is III PRINCIPE SEGARS
40 boxes CHEESE
20 casks do
81 bbs. No, and . MACKREEL
rs half bbls. No2 do
20 quarter casks PORT WINE
S casks Bleached Winter Whale Oil. Cel9-eo4t
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n AaIEs p. DE LA COUR.

90 OFFERS FOR SALE,
\ 100 boxes Poland STARCH
500 dozen assorted COMBS
I 500 gross assorted BUTTONS
500 m Split Percussion Caps, lie boxes
l. 20 gross COW HIDES
50 Feams SAND PAPER
50G dozen FANCY SOAPS
100 do BLACK INK
100 do SHAVING CREAM this article obtain
ed the premium at the Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia, in 1916.
30 lbs. fresh ChamOmilc Flowers
800 lbs. yellow MUSTARD SEED.
n5- Country Merchants are respectfully invited TO
call at No. $50 MARKET STREET, near Eutaw,
nearly opposite the Eutaw House, now owned by
Messrs. Robert Garrett s. Sons. A discount made 10
cash purchasers. fe5-eol0t
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-1HRIsTIE,s GALvANrC RINGS

EHRISTIE's GALyAMrC RINGS
~ AND MAGNETIC FLUID
This remarkable discovery comprises an entirely
safe ard novel application of the mysterious power
Gavanism, as a remedial agent. The GALVAStC
RINGS, in connection with the MAGNETIC FLUID
have been used with entire success in all cases Of
RHEUMATISM, acute OF chronic, applying 10 the
head, face or limbs:
Gout,
Tic UoOrHuX,
Tootbache, Bronchitis,
Vertigo, Nervous or sick Head.
Ache, Indigestion, Paralysis, Palsy.
Epilepsy, Fits, Cramp, Palpitat0n of the
Heart, Apopcxy, Stiffness of Joints, Spinal
Complaints, Lumbago Neuralgia, Nervous IRE
mours, Dizziness of the Head, Pains in the
Chest and Side, General Debility, Defc-
cheney Of Nervous and Physi.
cal l. mercy, and all
th4 Nervous Die
orders.
In eases OF DYSPEPSIA, which is sinply 4 uer-
vous arrangement of the digestive ogans they have
been found equally successful. The RINGS are OF
different prices being de of all sizes and of Ya-
Gus ornamental patterns, and can be worn by the most
delicate female without the slightest Inconvenience.
THE GALVANGC BELTS, BANDS,
BRACELETS, sc.
Are notifications of the invention and are recon
mended in more chronic of disease, where the
Kings do not possess sufficient intensity or power
They are adapted to the waist, arms, wrists ANGLES,
chest or any part of the body with perfect ANY
Ndi fdc power ulal lsttquHeu inayllus ne ODtanedJ
and no complaint which The mysterious agent Of Cal
vanism can effect, will fail 10 be permanently relev'
ed.
CHRISTIE'S MAGNETIC FLUID.
Is used in connection with the Rings and their modl-
fcaliOns. This composition has been pronounced by
French Chemists to be one of the most valuable dis
cOverles of modern science. II is believed to possess
the remarkable power of rendering the nerves sensi-
tive TO Gavanic action, by this means causing
centfaton of the influence the Of disease and
thus giving rapid and permanent relief,
CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC STRENGTHENING
....... PLASTER, ...
These articles form an important addition TO the
Galvanc Rings, acting upon the same principle, but
having the advantage of more local application. AS
effectual means for strengthening the system when
debilitatGd by disease other causes; certain aid
in constitutional weakness; preventive for colds,
and in all affections of the chest generally, the GAL
vAHIo STRENGTHEEING PLASTER will be found OF
great and permanent advantage,
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SERVANT WANTED. TmmedialeIy want
~ ed, n Servant Woman, to do she work Of a small
family. One VINO is good Cook, washer and roneT,
bringing good recommendations, may lind employ
ment by applying at No 25 North Howard ST. feal-4t
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AETRELL's AGUE MIXTURE,
On TOMB MEDIEAMENE

Nfe OF all BILIOUS AFFECTIONS, Il s7kan
according TO directions.
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Prepared only by the subscriber, corner OF Carpsr
Ter and Second sts, below Christian, Philadelphia.
{F3-Ohserve, none are genuine without the signal
tuYe JOHN a. C.aNTR ELL. feS tfeyv-T
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II InEN CAMBRIC HDKFS. 3 cases low
IA priced medium and superfne Linen Cambric
Iidkts, received and for sale wholesale and retail
HENRY w. COOKE,
fee5 corner o. Howard ayt Lombazd-s:I.
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WANTED. A first rate large modern
kSsRi5aaA built dwelling, on Fayette, Lexington ~
Ess#H Charles-sts. Also, Store, In West Pratt,
11akEks ii anOver, Eutaw Paca-sts., suitable for
Grocery, al $500 to S4DhO Grounds Rents in amouHks
OF 500, SlOJ $3.50 ats per cents. Apply 10
.....- ... BOND & GELBACH,
Et9 IA Renl Estate Agents, % SecOnd-st.
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Y A POLKA COMBS. Mrs. NICKERSON
H has just received from New York large assert.
ment of La Polka Combs various patterns and sizes.
She can sell them lower than any establishment in
the city. so N. H0WARD-ST. ftl4
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RtNARm WANTED. The subscriber would be
n pleased to rent Farm within short distance
Of The city, and for which fair rent will be given.-
Address, with particulars, Box No. 207 Poet Office.
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NR ANTED. One or two UNFINISHED ROOMS
w with Board for gentleman and his wife with
one child, in private family The location must be
IN respectable heghborhood, and Within 10 mlnutes
walk from Gay street Bridge. A line addressed to
b. and left at this Office Immediately. will be attend
cd TO, Terms must be moderate. fe2i a.
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KV Ladies to learn the DRESS
w MAKING business. Apply to Mrs, BROWNE,
No. ~ LEXGNGTON-ST. between charles & Lib
erty streets. .... fe2O. I'm
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KWANTEGD FOR THEIR FEED-or will
w be pacAasedi If cheap-3 medium sized HOR-
SEES to do light work under the saddle. Address Nj.
b., through City Despatch Post With name and resi-
dence-impediately. fe944t
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SAaoSn S<
SS[SSssSS<<:!;s7S&
IN ADVANCE OF THE MAIL.
Thursday. > II clock, =. NJ.
The Tariff Bill sent back to the House with
an Amendment
IN ADVANCE OF THE MAIL.
THURSDAY. . - oclock, p. NJ.

Our readers will see from our Congress
ional Summary. that the British Free
Trade Tariff Bill was, on Monday last. re-
larred TO the Committee on Finance with
certain instructions. This was regarded
as cquivalcn, to a dctrai Of the Bill.
We learn verbally, however, by passcn-
gers on the Boat from the South this (ihurs-
day. p. NJ. that the Committee reported the
Bill TO the Senate on Tuesday. unable to
agree as to their instructions, and that. after
an amendment was adopted striking out the
9th Section. the bill finally PASSED THE Sen.
ATE BY A VOTE OF 81 YEAS TO 26 NAYS, AMI
WAS RETURNED TO THE House.,
The only hope. therefore. Of the friends o
action ofthc House of Representatives. W.
confess that we havCittlc doubt that this de-
structlvc mcasurc--a measure having its ba
Sis and snpers'ructurc in Slave policy alone
and which aims fatal blow at between
three and four hundred millions Of dollars o
American Capital invested in Domcsii,
Manu- lacturcs--wl become the law of tn,
land. Asa Partisan we might rejoice, f,
it seals the doom Of Locoiocoism but as
patriot, loving our Country better than Oh
Party, we most sincerely regret the nation
al disaster which threatens us.
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CONGRESSIONAL Stftu.iEY.

MoNDAY judy 20.-SENATr-Thr River and
II lrbor appropriation bill was passed to the third
reading.
The Tariff bill was then taken M.
Mr. Niles addressed the Senate in opposition
to the bill, and denounced il an extreme meas
mr. Of startling principles. and on, that would
bring ruin on the heads Of his constituents. He
believed the bill would pass but THAT it would
pass against the Judgment Of aioritv of the
Senate. He wont into the details of the bill.and
pointed ont objections which could not receive his
count2nmre or support.
Mr. IIorchcad had the floor when the Senate
adjourned.
liorSE.-rh" HOUSE took up in committee the
bill making appropriation. for various additional
objects One Of tbnsr-apuronri, money
for pay an nilcle... Of mamb.rs-lcd t. lon,e
dniritn of no rnnar,I i,n,ort,u.c no lin ,,.,
finally r.port6d 10 -hc IInrsn and n.ssnJ
The am .nln .ut. Of the Srn,tr to thc army,
,unronriotion lii worn, ron.;d,r.d ,nl G,,Il,,r.
tcI u1nn So ''', '',',I
a,i,n. Tor r,,.,I,,.,.i,,. ~
The House them rr,rorlod 70 ooYsi1,r t,c or-
der cr thr div. the Rnn,rt ON prin,inr ,nI In.
Bill to r,drcn the price. resolving it.nlf into
CnmI,i,.,n of the lVhnL. A. E,cl In ti,, ,b,;r
ON said lil. Mr. Davis. of XIV. .n,;, mn hour
iir advocated r,4tnnclnont in ,hi, brunch Of rnh-
l.c py,,nI ..,r,.. and .hownl fiat Mr. IInl,.h ,,
misrrprc.cntcd him in charaiun him win in.on-
S-tcnry in thi. matter.
At the conclusion of his sprerh. fine Commit.
tee rose. and tn. House adjourned.
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Ift turns ont tina; til, great "PsoAs CONTROVERSY"
is, as we suppose, happily adjusted may find time
TO derive some benc, from the extraordinary critical
acumcn of the Sentinel & Democrat. The "silcrings
of tina, amiabc paper our shortcomings in the
matter o pcrspcuity ia inolcrahlco others besides
itself As long, however our acu" nrgblor quotes
what he cri,ic.cs Of ours wc may safely ourselves
with his readeys.
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From tn, Washington Union.

To the E3uor oftie E"ioa:
SI0--As the Oregon Question j. now settled
we can view its position. and see wat ran ho
done with It, With thu, object | shall be mn Il
obliged if you will give the following statement
a place in your paper.
Your ob"dient servant,
a. WurryEY.
Al the rate of - miles per hour, "a is
proposed for the steamers to be butt
ior our Navy,) it requires but u
DAYS from England 10 New York OF
other ports. but say 10 days
From New York to the Pacific 5000
miles BY railroadlt 30 miles an hour
allowing one day for detentonN
On the Great Western road from Lon
don 10 BRISTOL passengers travel dat
lv at % miles per hour""lth perfect
safety.
From Orcron TO Chang-hai. in China,
=, the mouth of the iang-tSc-keang,
which crosses the great canal anu
where all the commerce OF tn" vast
,moires centre is 5,tOO miles, mt 10
miles per hour, (Which eau be per-
formed II, easily on the Paclhc as -
on the Atlantic allowing one day Tor
Coaling, &c. !"
From Enplandvi, \ V, to Chang-ha 81
From New York to Chang-hai II
Rut tn sea VOYAGE as at present, either
from England or New York, ITO to
100 days required, for voyage ot
and home, Oto II months distance
estimated at more than $4,000 miles.
From England, via New York to Aus
81
From New York to Australia =, II
From England, via New York to Ma =.
nllla -, :.
From New York to Manila ~
From England, via New York. to java 80 80 !.
From New York to Java 20
From England, via New York to S''- -
From New York to Singaporc, -
From England, via New York to 'a'- 90
From New York q IL days Tor coal M =.
ing. &c to Calcutta :" and ;,
'rors Islands convenient for depot'' coa'ln
a., ~c'' anu ~ \. WH1yt
coal. Ia $40
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ANrs H. ALrEx,) CHITTENDEN COUNTY,
Is Ociojcr Term.
Wutt,afS 1StG

JAMES II. Alrrs,( cHITTEN ,2 y COUNTY,
Jonx wmrlAns isie "'
L 1915, files with the clerk of said court his bill of
COMPLAINT againt John Williams, late Of Johnson in
the county Of I.nmclc, now gone to parts unknown
setting forth that on the if of July 1872 said vii
liams executed to IIcman Allen thru of Burlington, in
said Chittcndcn County. now deceased, Mortgage Of
certain piece or parcel of land lying and being in
johnson aforesaid and being seventy acres Of land by
estimation. of lot number tlty-cgt Of the original
right of Joshua Hathaway, bounded on the south and
west by the lines othc lot, the north by part Of
the same lot sold by said Heman Allen to Liycmore
w Langlcl, on the east by part Of the same lot sold
by said lIcman Allen 10 Lrmuel H. Smith and now
ownc by William Langdclfor the purpose OF sccur-
ing the payment OF four promssory notes for $50 cach
payable To said enan Allen, respectively on the LIST
of January 1911 1915 1916 and 1871 with interest
and further setting forth that said Hrinan Allen de-
ceased thu eleventh day Of December. 1914, intcs
tate that Charles p, Allen and Joseph w. Allen were
appointed administrators Of his estate, and that said
administrators. the first day Of May 1916, transfer
red the said Mortgage and promissory notes to the
Orator. and further setting forth that said notes have
not been paid either TO said Hcnan Allen, to the said
Administrators, or to the orator, but remain wholly
unpaid, And praying that for the reasons aiorcsaij
tho said John Williams may b. torccosed ot and fron
all right, title, and equity oircdcmpon in and to saiC
norigaged premises
And il appearing that said Williams resides whou
this state, 50 that notice Of the pcndency Of said sui
cannot be personally served upon him.
TnrREfoRf it is ordered that notice be given sal,
Williams OF the tendency of said suit by publishing
this order containing the substance of said bill OF com
plan for three weeks successfully in the Free Pres
newspaper printed at Burlington, in said County til
last publication TO be nj least twenty days before tn
next term OF the Court OF Chanccry TO be- holden with
in and for said county the first Tuesday after til
fourth Tuesday OF September 1916 at which time sal
Williams isrcqlired to appear and answer to the sal
bill Of complaint.
Dated at Burlington, July %, 1916
E,DW. A. STANSBURY
C!erk in CiuRccrl
, Gro X PLArT SJlicif,r SW3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31

w These locooco gentlemen in PENNSYLVANIA
don't congratulate their rcadcrs" as they n do in
Nemont.--Free Press
The mental image" here shalowcd forth is so
oohlscatcd it suIpasseth our knowledge to under
stand. Please explain, yc who can.--Ncatincl and
Democrat
The difficulty obviously arises from neighbours
inability to get any distinct idea Of what is meant by
the phrazc locoioco gentlemen"