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True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-22

Grossly "PERsoNAL. The Dcia says
a New York paper says that the moESey
market is elsy there. We should Judge SO from
,be number ef musiached balloons that are to be
s.,n prapcngdinr Broadway"
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-22

NoUNr VERNoN.-A company OF pat'l'
o,ic gentlemen. it is said are abO nj 10 pur.
chase The halowed homestead. The sum
demanded for it is one hundred thousand
dollars.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-22
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Green County


In the matters Of the Estate Of Ebe'ae-
ger Tart
ORDERED, by John Mclnnis, Judge
W of Probate of the county and State
aforesaid, upon the application OF lsham
Moody and Martin Moody, that a special
Term OF Tie Probate Court OF said county
be holden on the fifth Monday of August,
d. 1876 to contest the right of Samuel
Gasoue to the administration of the es
tate of said Ebenczer Tart, and to revoke
and annul the letters granted to him at the
June Term of said Court, 1916, and that
notice hereof be given by publication IN
the True Democrat, paper published III
PauIding, and by posting this order at the
public places in the county, and that cl'a'
lion issue to Samuel Gasque and Henry
Mounger, his attorney. ReturnabIe there
10. oAt,
Given under my hand and seal this 24th
June. 1916.
H. S JOHN McINNiS, J.P. q, ..
July s, 1916. OF 81
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-22
NOTICE.

n FOREWARN all persons from ira
N ding for a certain promissory note
made bv me 10 Alfred Falheree, for the
sum Of one hundred and twenty.three
dollars and twelve cents, given some time
in December last, and payable the hrst
day of January, l847. Considerations
for which said note was given having
failed, | am determined not to pay It, un-
less compelled by law.
Iulv 1916. no 81 At
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-22

A person asked Chapman II the Io,ilhg
Of bell did not put him IN mind oil ms
latter end. lie replied, mo sir bot the
rope puts me in mind of yours "
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-22
LAND FOR SALE.

uHoR sale, l06 acres OF excellent swamp
p Land, situated on Leaf River, in Jones
County, miles above Monroe. The land is
well improved; a good dwelling and out
houses are erected and adjoining, at conve'
nienl distance is a Spring of the purest water
Persons wishing to purchase will please call
upon the Subscriber on the premises, who
will show them the place and make known
the terms
EDMUND SMITH
July % 1915 2-4t
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-22

Wavis a man of mndast merit like
piece Of. melted glass Aus. Because The
more .ynu draw him ont the Gner he
appears.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-22
NOTICE.

70 WANTED at this Office, a boy be-
tween the ages Of 70 and eighteen years a. an
apprentice to The printing business He must
Be able 10 read and write, industrious aud vii.
ling TO learn. Early appiiestiOn IS Tsquss,sd
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-22

On The 4ih instant Rev. WILLIAM MOh
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-22
10 JOB WORK ~

Ofallkinds, neatly executed az this Of
fee, and at reasonable prices.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-29
All 81 NJ

NJ y RltRtr urHLrR
What rball do Nth a'lta. d., an. bo4rs
Timt must hc counted re see tl,e Ia,ee
How shall charm TIE interval ilar lower,
iet"een thrs aud thafnsrpy tune oil eac,'
81 u | IN SHmbaI ..fsr each way .cr.r.
W'aA With ,ensioe .htll flee away
Into pas d4ys lal w. I'M loaa pr-t.nso
oueat my-elC l. iofs eel lbe Ifestnl da,
Shall love Ion the la on my .a.l fte IN.
oteo-uoe f,om mc Cod. qreatg.i ofuuea
Shall /, 1hc.e mist, ofucn.r 10. k,3 vi,un.
Leave aud lofSet he fatpaso. sua,lme
Oh how, Of b, What ncans M, I eoufrye
10 bring lhc haai that tiius> III, lasl mon mean
How ma, teach IN, dtnuplng hape tal,.
runi the blessed t,inr, and tbou at h,fe2
III tel thee fat thy .slr viii Law hold
of all good aim aud ,aa,c rat, to1loe
In ~ot'h' deods, each mo,rcnt HINT !, told
hue thoa heia, cd one at TAI lfan mr.
fot ihe will afeu=e my e.opebt' L. ttY
All heasnNatd AFHr-sii htrh aid holy ,iiau,.
- lis, diat sakrl Nil Uaik f.reai,
'ro' lhese long hours. noreaH uhsu minute. pain,
viii this dreaa baek OF ,'srnro nshv
Anohlc rAsA UNI, aud aiIl ll,r.ia su,s
T. follow Ace.le,ec. and To o'.ffabe
Mon siod lhan have won .ioce It | 1--we
So M. tbs deomod nme hud1 u,n ne
Ahousand Rf,ccs. whleh ,halj thu, tet,ins.-
So ma, m, love aud longing bslaucdte
And thy deaf thought an4aa eu5e ditlue.
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FOR 10y PRONY.I

Is SoW ALL MN EY THE PRESENT,
Iuat "r the SUBSCRIBERS 6rlug SpahhDldpts in lie
james River aud kanaa ha Company dn hereby consll
lute aut appoilt - - true and law tu attor ley
and Proxy, represent each o rs all general meet
ms ol lhe s'uchhpIdrrs Of sad company held within
upnh, ilum and al EFT date HERE t. nh u ~ ar
Gd Pefs na!ly present or represented ny s1He other
HeXy; With toll lp%tra a au'hornY, Al sub gebrGal
meetings, 0GYe sub Voc Or WI = and h do surl oh
each ol could oIv' d., Is mem.
Der ui che said meetings. II u VIE rSonalIy prr,ru
aud We d. hcfapy tduly and confirm whatever vote u
'oes, act acts san Attorney my Lawfully eve N
ID Tor Us IN pursuance Vi The authority htcly erred
uppH han.
Nuft,s onf hands and seal this - day Of -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-29
.sisFsN w. PAGE.

.iIIORNEH .IT I.fU,
W Ill rcace IN In ,uleror and Superior cop.is oi
W INnchhur.. asn IN The counties uf ta,up5, n
Amherst aud ApmmatroN Oaice IN sehoJldcld's 0ulDd-
lnls near he Market house
OHl2 "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-29
FAMILY G!sDGElsIIS.
JAMES, 5.EsE;s AVID fAasAV
u Sabfakse

jE'llE Nv El.FIII AMI MEETING of lhr
Stockholders 4 he James Rive aud X nav la
Company Will rs hed al The Capitol III lie cly al
Redmond. "Ilh permlss,n me Ir,ptt aulhorry. IN
Monday, lhe I'D VI Noyenuef By oidrt oi he Pfc,i
dent aud DIrtcors
W. b. CllII'rENDEN, Sccteary
RIcnMoaD, l5lh Oct, Isis.
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sERS. kjakfAIRI. l. has gpts II rbe to~a o
- yeeas4...


q
! >GIiSARY.
~ ,be cJa-1 aa d ,ta4k liaic-.
ian .fdra=y .#l.al olaf,. " II ronr'se all tie
H4.rHt- IaHaHf la e.-t frntc scrHfi- 49, tth.r tfH
Rlrafr aaI Alru4l 'td N5n, Sregfr, ii lbasc suit
e.-n0y adF4ut.. Il ti.rrlsf rusn sasb .iuJ.ss.
>b#ufd Iii cm 80 lrinlH "a li.ea, the b,s
tHarirf- iii u." lls ID H. III df .fen d, lafneuts,
and etFrg tGHf H l1rsia1l ii an ln,iiatlu 3Jle
81 iup4fta1 3buaash education. Inr mus suernt
fHl alteration vi. 1r pad Ia te intellectual and nnta
II ure and t l' u-u.ef' sli DIP trnrd oi he yrrn4
ID 49, aud sfa.i aHl tiu guardianship exercised
8sr. tlrtn ~ al u4HF,.
'rbe scholastic var vii CONSIST of va sessions. III
dse month, zach sac aaHeos tNo nontb<~1it 5e "
raHoo.
aiding Ghfs. fiel sni washing, 5 per month-fH
lie srs.iau ii five months. 81
Iu'a.o { :" g,e no,a. l'' r'ods W 3 ,ra''. =
Frrurb, pr .r-s.un. T.
Huef. - III useot Pam, pr 49, ~. -
b. I'D uHln1 payable IA advance.
Poo fap etfrr any tine Dung The snssi1n. hm
5i8,t entering, no deduction vii be- ntde tu absence,
exe' Pf 100 el.-s NJ sIekprs..
IL >hs would gee the fallop ~ Rrfsfcnees D.,
YIN \. Lot ~. J. Cafn,g1ao. E-q Il. N4jcn
ID, Parn.h ~. Hm. =. N uau, R.y. je,sc : Arms.
feaj. Nm. \. fsge Nelson Pala and riaara- B.
II oae, 81, Esq'r of trn1etaad ludle y. \. Nj
san, 81. Maancr Lloah'rne ksy + tamls#on. c..
Ba1-y, Ia aol fnoel- %. Jun, j, r nj l5ocl.
hnrg
Havoc asccralaad hat Mrs. J. N. X ,r,p'1ri ii
this county, lhe wlloN 81 tHr hhe Rr,. John d,,nl-
a'h, ermfr rector oi the pe.hyteum ,hurah o / ua,#
bHfIhd, has BEN invited, bY nm oi The NJ, vi
lyurHbog, Ia ale cdaflt al S'afntfY hr yoaog Ia.
de. ia thai a@n, th- undef'gued iahr goat pleasure
urnltHruI The opportunity ngw Pr scented, lo testify
Ae hf9h ostInatc Which Toy have o The chitact,r Il
Nps X lkpattrk and do cordially recommend her as
It ala ia Il. l,.l.
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Gao on $50 ACRES.

TIE SAID land VII Jespd ior ca-u, Ct the P1nles L.
In deed. d. ud agree u The dy oi ale los.H
credit And IN rIetYent ~ rs orlnL s,I1 np9n rreIlt,
lin purchaser vii b. req9lrrd Nv mud win 21Id
f-Jaal seenfay In Tie purchase moaey The lIlle Ia
-ld llnd c'ssvcl ~ b. -p1l, NJ ,l convey On
such tltle : tn decd aforesaid VESTS ue.
WILLIAM MEAD. Trustee.
Orobrrl5 v2u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-29

ugTB3I
lrah " hire and Nicholas ii oersoa, Sheriff ii Br,!
tord county aud such admins ralof With the VII
annexed. oi joseph " hlle. decd. ID, lendlnis.
IL Gn,NcEEY.
HE Defend mt, L nah " he VIII il ont Of thu
Country AMI fgainsl ~hom the Palntif app,ars n,e
pr ceedrd, IA tte mole prescribed IN, against ats 1t
d Iendlnis, sill fading l. appear aud o. lb'
motion o the Plaintiffs, y cuun>r their bill Is lake0lr
confessed as 10 ha' drendan' and this day. lh~ cana
r1ine t" h heard upon The DILL answer al Iue drl,n nu
Nicholas K htGts a. Sheriff OF BEDFORD county ant =
such aGnui'taur, vi h the viii annexrd Il } SEN
W hr drr'J the repItallpa thereto; thr int III
sub @ a"ardrd therein IN he - nj diy Of fromay
loi9, Which appears 10 have been duly exrcnt ihr
defendant, Nc.Io.aN Il 'otr;on argued by cann-f
pom Consolidation Nhreui, lie culri beng r "ph'
In, ihd lhr Int"ns # HE sand Cnah " hnr, II ne
estate o. the 81 } ph NhIi. md held tor nj hme-
ii uadtr Mil ui the sand Joseph " tie /, Ira l.
De 81 Jeetej 10 tile PIuuults demand, do,h a'Jud-,
atdef aud der" lhu tie d rahat y ch las K ''eh
sun, tate Sara Bcdiod county aud a such admin.
'siia'"r "tn lie VIII anneAed Il Jnstph " ae dtcd'
d. hre ont The ne-T man ,rdin. from year yeafwt
h'' NON hH hhs sum suif ZENITH SID Ia Sa'I'l
ihr fItnijll demand. That he proceed to Collect 'he
'Irs "i I'e said nrgro man jordan they tall d''
a"d iia hr report lr'D Tine 10 nm 10 his cuu Is
1c' u saH Il cionS. as Sonn Me same u any pau
thereof may he c'llrced. and thai the sad NlrIus
Ii 'tTSon do frmter ntiort a Commissioner ol this to"
~ account "t The hires, already dlr and tar sln'
money chtrIcd upon The sine. by the last vii and ~
lament 81 lie sad Jospa Wht!o decd. and the sad
1"min ssloner Is directed 10 report the SAM Ia mr.
'"afi' WIN any ma Ter deemed pertinent by hlm''"'
lnftd by the parties 10 br "a ed, and hbrrY i
SERVED IN lhr abs al drl,ndaut. shew a-'"
Tue decree any nme, Wuha7 years, upon lbs aP!
mg and ans"erlug the Painuf,' OIL.
CePy-Ieste,
JOS. WILSON, Clek.
CoMMIssIoNEE's OFFICE,
llhcuy, O,luh,r | !. 10.
The parties ~ MS cause viii Jake notice. IVA
snail NY olii - in tbs town. al thu hour ul 10 '''
y NJ ID Tuesday, The II htay ni N9venttr, r.
'niIIhehre lie aruuhis diftctd by the mtr-"ng
rle' at Which lioe aud pace dizzy viii attend ""
lef areonu's, roorheGS, es,s and e,pl.s d to'
IaFtt', iof a rNl.n.na ion and settlement.
J. \. WllARTON. Com
October % Win
'EEEDTsgY SEED.
HI us very lev ] nihv N,td ip-' r'c'l'fa ~
~ or ,aie by BKYANI% liASli.'
o.. . Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-29
Er FL r. Hefry'S
AFRAllfU GE Or "DEAD SHOT"
I-DR II or US

'Ih'Shig raia'H p Puaiof, ca. .abit from III proHp
i@"ae y rs "ft,oa, y t6@m5 me 'Jstm u Il t.,o
M"s y a'''J " "m.
'lHiE origin development, AMI support It woru- in The
deb, Ell ron Of the stomach and bow ell II agaa
"a lshed fe, tha mhcr the ii ctiun Is unrp d. a,d
TIM general p"nrrs OF the ,,ssen le,tH statc Tho,
can find ~ l'O'ti9n ih- PREPARATION has the Pc ular
Ad14mas" o no eol' 'e no}ms c'erN M"m, hai al If
.faalrinT hralh aet,on 81 tie somaeh and other
ii eon, III iety relicslS many complain, arising II ~
aud lani' ',oTs,,'i,p, and anplea
~ r-' oN''.
IhACdG'Rd' 'aaN"v. 2ls, ISL
This Is to certify, that la e odd the Nernlfrgt DEAD
and h,st vine ed II ed, nc, IN man, cases N one y.
pntIc1iuly-a Ptiet taliidl "-el mu) Who had fe u
tfaahe1 Win 'Norl We, Ni,rl.d IL me
large qaan y, cay about nfnD which lie inllu M
had pa d BY the u 1ial, and a u, +. II
apparent that the IA h, pau, has ev.r fal,el
Wit inlny anoNledie. d II. LYMAN, pnc.i,l.
Pure - eenD- per vii.
Plc' dH I,t II +. P.ery and odd nh'c-le snlr tail
bt 4. = - SAND, Dtug2i.ts. lUA Fulton 81 corner
sold ais by y. Il LYMAN Dus.is,
i.sne bar.,.a.
And y Druggists generally lron hoal the ULliel STATES
.,,,..,,.,,
'n'i ~ f''e1 ca n NO e'TtNs once o' ,l'
county II ,n1 81 an Monday. In, 7l d.. &c Sen,enh" wax
lsIG: -
\ me, p-tr,,, Il,intir
Robert y. pomlleton, Def ndant
l., fu,xcr,x
- @ -"
The defendant, ne" having tn'r'd hi app arnn"e, mi
gwen s,cnH! nrrolng 10 the act Of A'ssmh, and tile
rules e tbs cunt and 1t Appearing by sat'Nlel"N c,.
,Ience, tlnt mhallart Of this e4rlt
ordered the ,IA defendant do 1ppsar hire the
"ia,u,,1 and that a ,nny Of this order bs Grl,,ib
ia.rr il, ON. n,y,.lntr l he'd in IN, town, l,nb
bur, for Two months ,uccr,s,, *, nn, posted a, III, lot
,Ia.TT 81 lie r,,,t, Inns. al ,I,i. ,,1t, '
'o'' y ~ '''''' NC cop1- I',,.''''
RIO TINSIEY Clk
Oct. ID WIN
.yIp.l\l, y, ro.s hold IN II, clerks ojie nj ,Ia
,,,.,i,r ,rli,l nl Inv ami r,.t,,.r, lr ,t
amherst, Monday, the 1lh day u September
'eio -. -, . IT,.
'' -! - - '''"E i"''' - ~. ~" u" r"'
"'''' ''>'oI y %, i"a'" ''''H ''' n'h'tn Ian
81 ''tN' .'''so' '''n'' Ian nun He A'tA"hd,f
nl""o exc u 81 .. '""'sS i''"'e' "' 49, ''c"iEe
i', y M " IL NJ' ana JOSH PA . y mn fhe.Hos
~, " ~ u" '''s '' Ne ''"'', 'Nen" o' ~
''hSo' VINO -,e IS Wei III '''i' %N" peh1' a. !"
o'" ~ Inn ".''' '"'' NV S'e - '' una hNY'Nti
n '"l'' my e,'o'e /" lo'h 'e''a d PH'N md CON
'i'0'e 10 Tue eo'S '"'''''' ''"'""s'
dga'ha
Sa uuc NJ Garland ,ud " i.liam NJ, Waller hnin
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RIO. rIS Sl.EY, g
" I'm
Oct -

/ e i"m Sap -ffor Cum at Law aud ia ,cent
held lur L 'dofd County The l5h day OF r
lrm5er, l. s:
S.ntli,,ou II. ID via, Rn~ker Preston aud John q.
L'llwch, late n'eIchau and pirlu d. thr st,Ie
AMI III ol Davis Pr son 4 Co.. who sur or lirt b..
CIT I. l}u"ker Preston, PianlIH,
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Nlt1'a'ALE. ea2e 90.isssas~.

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H-ITI" 81
Willis NJ Reynolds and Isaoc Il Reynolds
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-16
Wistar's Balsam of wild Cherry.
the great remedy for
CON 81 n ON


And the best Medicine known to man for Asthma of
every stage, LAYER Complaints. Bronchitis Influenza
Coughs Colds, Bleeding OF the Lungs, Shortncss Of
Breath pains and weakness in the side, breast &c
and all other diseases OF the PULMONARY ORGANS.
very important disease over which this Basam'
excrts very powerful influence, is that OF DISEASED
LIVER.
In this complaint it has undoubtedly proved more
ccacious than any remedy hitherto employed, and
in numerous instances when patients had endured long
and severe suffering from the disease without "
ing the least benefit from various remedies and when
MERCURY had been rcsortcd to in vain, the use OF
this Balsam has restored the Liver to healthy action
and in many instances effected PERMANENT CURES, after
every known remedy had failed to produce this desired
effect.
Besides its astonishing efficacy in the diseases above
mentioned, also find it very circtual remedy in
ASTHMA, complaint III winch II has been extensively
used with decided success i'll cases Of years stand
ing.
II not only eliminates from regular Physician but
mas also been well tested in all the complaints for which
u Is recommended. ii Is not my Intention therefore,
either to cloak IT in mystery, in any way deceive
the public by oycrrntng lis virtues the contrary,
snail SIMPLY endeavor To rive brief statement OF its
usefulness and lattprnn inVSl that its SURPRISING eff,
cacy will enable furnish such proofs OF it, virtues
as Will satisfy the most ncreduous that Consumption
may ana CAN BE CURED II this medicine be resorted
to in time.
There is perhaps no disease with which our coru-
try Is Affected which sweeps oil annually any vic
TINS, as that fell destroyer OF the human race Con-.
SUMPTION Day after day year alter year the ms; ata
monster llrrcs to the portals of the cold and silent
tomb fresh added victims its conquest No walk OF
HE Is sacred from its blightng influence No age is
exempt from its drath-dcallng shafts The old the
middle aged and the yolu all nike are food for thia
common enemy OF mankind. The wite-haired pa
trlarch whose life OF Temperance has rendered his sys-
tenn llnpcrlOus to the attacks other Ills and NlO
good deeds prepared him for the enjoyment of le'5
cam evening, lis consumption listening its tinns
upon his vtals and tearing him from world ever
bright to minds which look complacently days well
spent.
Is tnprp M lel, II,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-16
BRIGGS PATENT FENCE MACHINE

- III. L. DEW Ely respectfully gives notice. that he
it still manufacturing, at Wnooski Falls BRlGGs Pa
TENT PORTABLE Fence where all orders will be prompt
ly attended To.
Owing To the advantages derived in the use of the
above improvement, he is enabled to afford and
beautiful fence for yards and gardens, much less
expense than the can be got up for in any other
way while for durability, il Is not eNceled by any i'll
common use. This valuable improvement was first
brought out in Western New York, where it has gone
into extensive use, and has received the appreciation
OF the Mayor OF the city Of Buffalo, with many hun
deds of the first agrcuurists aud Others in that part
of the state also OF Governor Hubbard Doct Jarvis,
Judge Churchill and many others in New Hampshire,
In fart wherever il has been introduced it has been
highly approved. As Farm Fence it combines more
advantages than any other fence used Ii can be
used rhout posts and is therefore not effected by the
freezing and heaying OF the ground, and is admirably
adapted TO interyaes subject to severe treshets. 1t
takes less lumber than any other kind OF fence, a
certain protection against all kinds of cattle, is not la
Bile to get out of repair cannot be borR dorn is easily
set up, taken down or removed, without injury.
y No farmer sioUld be rithOHf at least a suiii-
cien quantity throw around his fields OF grain and
stack yards.
Also, in connection with the above he has a ma
chine Tor turning Broom Handles.
Burlington Falls, March H. lSi6. Al
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-16
TIE MOTHERS RELIEF,

or FEMALE ENcENrRIS.
THIS valuable and highly appreciated Medicine
L was obtained from an INDIAN DocTRfSS, IN the
Valley of the Columbia River. Oregon, and since its
introduction into civilized life, has been of more bcnc
fiji to the human race than all other medicines ever
used 1t will almost do away the curse entacd upon
our mothers from Eve. 1t will effect quick, easy
delivery that no other medicine will except what the
red women of the forest that is congenla with ma
tnrc The patcn, will get about i'll half OF the time
they do treated in the old way.
II is n sure preventative of Broken Breasts and
childr fever and the proprietor is willing TO WAR
RANT n cure to all who mny have occasion for its
use Those who have been imposed upon by Quac ks
and Onnck nostruns, and have the natural fear OF n
second imposition be referred TO some OF the most
respectable families in the town.
All orders from disadcc, (pos paid will be attend
cd to upon the shortest notice.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by the Proprietor
Dr. WHITClIF.R, and by Harrington y Brother,
AgcGis. :,
Burlington VT Sept. IL 1916. IL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-16
G. WICkES. WHOLESALE DRrCGISv. KEEPS

House.
G WICkES. WHOLESALE DRUGGIST. KEEPS
We constantly on hand full and complete assert
ment OF goods belonging to the Drug trade To which
the notice of dealers, manufacturers, physicians and
others Is respectfully invited.
The stock Is made up OF goods of the best quality.
purchased iom, and offered to the tade on the plsr
TERMS.
MERCHANTS making their fall purchases will find
for their interests to call and cXanine the Stock and
prices, before they make ont their orders.
DYE WOODS
lockwood, Nicwood, Barwood, Fusc, Redwood
Prachwoud Camwood, Cuibcar. Sicily Slnlac, Rid
Sanders Anchusi. Persian Berries Extract Logwoo'
DUGtH ONBRO AND CROP NADDER
OILS-Pnre Sperm, from the best manufactures in
New England, in lhds, pipes, ticrccs and bbs. For
egn l.inseed in pipes & quarter casks; American do
in substantial bbs, Olive Oh in pipes and quarter casks
fresh.
PANTS, TARNISHES, BRUSHES, Sc.
White Lead, Eng. dry do do do ground in oil do do
American dry, do do ground; Flake White Paris
White; Eng; do do Am Whiting, Chalk, Lithargc
fine Red Lead; Orange Mncra Ncunilon, CHI
ncse; do EnglisI Red Chalk Venetian Red Eng
dry, do do ground in oil; Purple dos Trcade Sienna
Eng; do do Am; Gum Copal, T. : ; do African
Shclinc oIange do Garnet; do Liver; Turkey UNI
Der; Nandykc Brown; Chrome Yellow; French ochrc
Vermont do; Stone do; French yellow do do: Snxo-
ny Green; Mineral Green Verdgris, dry and ground
in oil Pallet Knives; Green lerdltcr; French Green
Blue; Powdered do; Slip Blue; Black Paint LAM
Black, Eng. assortcd; do Am, small papers /: Ivory
Black, Eng, do do Am; Frankfort Black Black Lead
Patent Lead Neasloot Oil Spirits OF Turpcntine
Copal Vaush, coach do do furniture Japan do
Bright do; Rosn; Pitch, Tar, Turpentine Asphalum
Puince Stone, Bath Brick, Rotten Stone, Grounl
Glass, Putty, tilazies Diamonds, Gold Leaf, Sve
do Copper Bronze, Froslings, all colors Smats
blue aud green; do black and brown; Glass nnner
Ground Paint Brushes Round Camel liar tools.
PASTE \ LIQUID BL1ChiNG; black red
and indcible lNhS, etc. etc.
ESSENTiAL OiLS--tiarden Lavender, Roscma
ny, Peppermint, &c. IN caniseIs and otherwise.
DEldiJOHNS-5, 3, = and gallon.
WINDOW GLASS--5JO boxes assorted
LIQUORiCE PASTE-~Caiabria and Tantio
OAkUM TAR y Pi7CH constantly on hand
with other nnval stores.
DRUGS-Tuikey Opium, fresh Sienna in bales fin
Sponge; together with all the chemicals Frenc
and English of warranted purity and genuineness.
PEPPER SAUCE-l5Oc cases Birds Eye
SPNES-Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassa, Mace, Ginger
Cassa Buds, &c.
BORAX-l0 cases Eng. refined
Potato STARCIi--j0 casks.
Hu's, Strap Thompsons Shaker and other TRUS
SEES
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS at the lowest man
ufacturers prices. l2n3
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PLOUGHS.-THES SUB.
Burlington, July 81, 1916.
BURLINGTON FEMALE SEMINARy.----THl

ID NEXT TERM will commence on the 9Th ofSeptcm-
Der 1916 The classes will then be organized for the
first halt of the Scholastic year and il is desira-
bic that all who intend eniering during the next six
months, be- present at the opening OF the Term None
are admitted for less time than quarter and no
deductions made tor absence except IN case OF sick
ness
TERMS: Halt payable in advance, TUIrIoX, En-
glish and Latin per Quarter, S. Drawing and Paint
ing, 81. French. $3.50. Piano Music, 81. Board in
the Seminary, including fuel, lights, and washing, s25
Der Quarter.
August 10Th, 1916. lot
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From the New York sun.

we make It rule never To notice an advertised ar
tice, but from what we have heard from several per-
sons respecting the powers of Jones Italian Chemical
Soap we do not hesitate TO pronounce il all it is rep
resented; and can, therefore, cons,cntiously
mend II TO our readers who are afflicted with cnp-
tons marks or dlsiigurcmcnts
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-16
From the New Orleans Sentinel.

One of our subscribers, Mr. ii Leonard. informs
that he has been cured of old scay Salt Rheum OF
eighteen years standing, his beard, fingers and
hands, by cake OF an article much advertised lately
informs US, that he has tried its effects on his
female slave, Rose, a yellow girl, much mark
ed with, sun-spots and he found in two weeks her
skin much clearer and winter