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The Texas MAILs-ARMY LErrERs.--The
New Orleans Picayune says: "From what
we learn, there is no longer any necessity for
letters to the officers or soldiers stationed at
Corpus Christi, or any other part of Texas, to
be addressed to the care Of the Quarter master,
Col. Hunt, now stationed at this place, Mr..
Penn, the postmaster here, having taken the
responsibility of making up the bags regularly
for Corpus Christi, which are transported
hence without charge to the Post Office De-
partment by the schooners in the Government
employ"
IIu.,,,, n.,..c,e pou q, .un,u Mice M,
The Columbian fountain., 1846-02-17

HEAVY DAMAGES FOR SLANpEn--Miss Ma
reua Ingham, keeper Of young ladies semi
The Columbian fountain., 1846-02-17

DETENTION OF THE CARs.-The cars from
the East, due here at halt-past 10 on Saturday
night, did not arrive till near 10 yesterday
morning. The detention was caused by diff
cultes in crossing the Susquehanna river.
Ball. CHpper
The Columbian fountain., 1846-02-17

A LARGE FEE.--Hulbert & Johnson, OF N.
York, received lately the princely fee of $780,
900 from one of their clients.
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loaded with meats and their accompaniment.
He surveyed him attentivcly for moment or
two, and then began to soliloquise in an 'un-
dress rehearsal of the spare English at his
command Mon Deu said he can it be
posseeble Eat Get gcn,Ilhomme is etc hecs
brekfaste Nevare minds shall, tink
shall ask heem. 'Monseur | am stranger.
Will you 'av 70 politcsse to tell me wezzer zal
10 your brekfaste or your dcnay wat you cat
John rises with Indignation, his cheeks dsiend-
ed with large portion Of his substantial meal
and is about to resent what he deems an ailront !;
but discretion gets the better of vaor, and ne
sits down again to resume his meal. Inc
Frencbman paces the floor obviously for some
minutes until his enhlnced curiosity over
comes his temporary tmdny. when he again
accosts the sharp set son OF perhdioGs Albion,
Sare, If you knew de rceson wherc'or' REX
onire for know wczzcr Eat is your brokias'c or
vour derav wat YOU etc, YOU would 'av - the
politessc to tell me immediate, and sans oilcnse.
John was silent, as before, but his face actu.
sllv clowcd with excitement and suppressed
passion All tlc;e evidences Of dlsplcdsurc
however, were lost upon the curious traveller,
who once more addressed his unwilling wit
ness and this time fairly brought hn 10 the
Use of his speech: for he was in great anger,
accused the Frenchman of having lnsulted MN !;
n b|ow followed, and duel was the net pur-
mort and upsho,' of the aiiir. Had the French
mans curiosity been satisfied. he doubtless
would have been more steady handed; but
Destiny had wlled it otherwise B.Ms bullet
pierced him, and the wound was decided to be
mortal. Englishnen are seldom ll.'empered
on fall stomach our hero releA'sd; he was
fIlet! with remorse at having shot tn, poor TEL
low on so slight a proyocalon. and was most
anxious 10 make amends for his iauI'. Ny
friend nad he to the dying man. it greves
mo much that should have been 50 rash as to
lcse nv temper IA 50 trling matter; and II
there is any way in which | can serve you, re 't
assured you have only TO name It, and VII
faithfully perform your last request 'Nili
you my fren' !--zen,' said his victim. writing
in the aGonies Of death, # You will DO SO kind
as tell me wezzor zat was yonr brakfas'c or
your deoay wat you etc, | shall die YER mos'
contnnf ~
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SOCIETY NOTICE.

The believers in the Ahrahamic faith, in Bar.
ling 'on and vicinity, who are DESTROYS Of form.
ing themselves into Uniyersalist Society, are
requested, and earnestly desired to meet IN Mr.
Leonard Jononneu'e school room, Oh Monday
eve ming next, at o'clock. At which time lie
building If lie contemplated Unrcrsa..t Meet.
ing House. vii be taken iutp couEd2raton.-
Let tn ere be general gathering Of the friends
OF Gods impartial grace.
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A. Il DW ARDS
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A general assortment of School.

"A general assortment OF SChOOl,
Classical and Miscellaneous Books and Stationery
at CITY PRICES.
The O1ccn e Denmark, an Historical Novel. by Mrs
Charles Gore, price pc
Braihwaiie's Retrospect Of Practical Medicine and
Surgery, No. y, July 1915, TO Jan. 1916 con,an-
ing retro, peclivc view Of every d, covcrv and I'M
proveneut in the Medical Science during the last SIX
monhs, price SOC
LIE OF Hon. Nathaniel Chapman, with selections
from hls miscellaneous papers, by his Brot a
Daniel Chapman. price S2Uo
A Defence of Capital Punishment, b. Rev. Geo.
Il. Checvei, D.. y. ,and an T. say on the Ground
and Reason ofPunishmen with special refer
enae to the Penalty OF Death, by Taylor Lew
is. Price, Soc
Leigh Hunts Italian Poets, in parts, each ~
poecal works Of John Keats paris, each 81
Over the Ocean or Gmpses of Travel in many
Lands, ty a Lady of New York, 70
The Step Mother, by" J,mee in parts, each rs
The Elves Translated from the German of 'Tec.
by Thomas Carlyle, %
The C,ic,at on the Hearth BY Dickens. 6
Theatrical Apprenticeship and IN, cdoial Recol-
lec'ons of Sol Smith, E.q, Comedian, Law
YER etc, designs by barley, 20
Columbian Magazine 70: March, q
Grahfm's do do =
Iarpers Illuminated Bible, No. 30 25
Notes of Journey from Coruh 10 Cairo by
Michael Angelo Tmarsh, each 81.
Philanthropy. or my Mothers Bible, 3Il
Sketches from Life, by Lamar Blanchard
in 2r,tt< each So.
lord Mahon's life Of Condo, pats, each BIC
Uazlut's Lectures on the English Poets, 3D.
r. X. l!cr,el's Book Of Christmas, JOc
|. sos J rru. allen Delivered, translated by Fair
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Fo,ecas,le Tom. the Iandaman TUNED Sail
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The Step Norher, by G. p. Il. James, in parts
part price &c
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CT; lN;


so Famous for removing Snner1i1us Hair Also,
> the Ansrj an Hair DYE. ilr colorinr White or
Grey to beautiful Brown or B'a'k. for sale BY.
PECK & SPEAR. aud
W r. HATCH & Co., Winoos. Falls
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE

The undersigned Committee appointed for
the purpose, by the State Temperance Conven-
ton, hereby requests the friends OF Temperance
in Chi,tenden County to meet at the Town
House in Burlington on "Wednesday the lth
day Of March instant, at o'clock p. NJ, for the
purpose OF organizing a COUNTY SOCIETY,
and taking such other measures as shall be
deemed necessary for the prosperiiyol The cause
Of Temperance.
NOBLE LOVELY, Committee.
Burlington, March 9th, lsiG,
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Elias LYMAN

TT IS received BY xpross new al, lion to hscx.
| L tcnsive siacl, of Drv Guohs lncn 'ing a great
variety of Prin's, which he u. ers very ceap,
Bmlnlion Feb. II, 1916.
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Doctor T.. Grains
PATENT SPJN0-ABD0MINAL
SUPPORTER

THIS Instrument, so Justly appreciated, is being
introduced into this section oil the Union, through
the influence of Medical Gentlemen for the relief and
Permanent Cure Of the many diseases arising from
the original complaints for which this celebrated
Supporter IS lnten dcd. Ii is believed, this article
asplres to become the Established Spino Abdominal
supporter of Surgery. Extended notices viii appear
in the future numbers of this paper. Sujoined, are
the names of few OF our Physicians, by way OF re-
commentator.
This may certify that we have examined Doct. f..
Grains Spinal Supporter and are decidedly of the
opnion that II is the best article have seen. that
has been introduced rs Sninal Supporter, while NJ
the time it combines all he abdominal support
of Other instruments.
Charles Hail, NJ D., Horace Hatch. NJ D.
Tn ChanhL-ian, NJ y.
A s. PnlSin, VI. n. Dcwo1stra,or vt Anstor1",
iedl1cl College Cascton, Vt. Marcus Swan, NJ u
John Emery, N d. - Earl, VI d.
The appointed Agents for Burlinaton and vicinity
are Messrs. PECK q. SPEAR.
Ilth January, 1876
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Rev. JOHN GREGORY will commence his
labors for the year ensuing, in the Town Room,
on Sunday next. Services 10 commence at the
usual hours. Subject for tie evening, Rich
man and LacGruS.'
Burlington, March 9Th, 1915
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nr5ae1 Or c1 rs1N s. Az Of the s'i rto
late Court held at Burlington, within and for said
district OF thu'euden, on the second day of March
\. u. 1916 comes Oscar +. IIollabrd of Shclburn
IN said district, guardian OF Catherine Ilolahd, ofsa
SheIburue, minor child of Nyron uoldhIrl, late
%! sad SAr'ufn deceased, and flies N said court his
pc'1", IN writing, setting forth that his said ward Is
seized ~ her own right in fee of the following dascr5
ed parcels Of land, sit0aisd in said Shehnrl, VIZ:
parcel o. land lying on The sou h 5 C Of the road
lending from Shelhurn village 20 Lake ChampluiG.
bounded norihwardlY by sad road sJJthcry by land
Of Mrs. Lucy HoaLird, eastwardiy by Cyrus Tfacy's
landau wcstwatilv by the road LEADING from liy
man Ho.a.rls to Ezra M,ech's, containing ten ares
of land.
Another parcel Of land lying south of sql road
leading from Shelburn village to Lake Champlalr,
bounded nOrthwestCrly and westerly ly SAID road
leading from lynan llolahras 10 sad Mech 5,
soulherly by sd road leading from Shelbun village 10
Lake Chanplln el terry by land Of Cyrus Tracy, and
nnrheGsierly by land of Bishop Comsock obtaining
6 acres and u rods Of land. And another parcel Of
land, bounded eas'erly by land of Bishop tomsioch
slulhels'cry BY 81 road leading TO sd leechs s)uth
erly and westerly by land Of Ca, su3 il0la rd and
norhery by land Of Franklin II. Murchou7e, con
tanning lj acres and II rods of land that sale OF
snid several parcel, of land and the Investment OF
HE proceeds of such sale, at interest would conducI
TO The lest interest of said ward. nnl praying sad
court to grant to said guardian license to sell said
parcels Of land, for the purpose Of investing the pro
'eed5 OF such sale at interest ngTcenbly 10 ih'
statute IN such case made and provided ;-WHERE
] uPON, the court aforesaid doth appoint the FOURTH
WEDNESDAY ~ MARCH, 1916, for ing and decl
ding on said petition, the Office Of the Rec ster o
SAD Court in said Burlington, and doth order thu
an per'ons interested be notified thereof by puhllca
non OF ts order, con aiming the substance of sal,
ITUuon three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, in the Burlngto,
Il re- F'ess, newspaper, printed in said Burlington
INA az, @ when publications to be previous to tn
pDn1 SCI ioT hearing. Given under my hand, at sal,
n%hTn'ns'on' this second day of March, 1876
" WM. WESTON, Register.
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DARTlNS LOTION The Lotion was invented
'ne years ag', AMI Is the pro h lion OF a'cj-
dcnal dj,coycrlc-, aided lv slIll and experienced
The original design OF II was solely tr the inventors
own u,e bat NJ sooner had 1t become established in
his practice, than enquiries logan To lie made, bv
iha lr,end> Of those who had cen lencilied hy IL
virtues, where it might ne proc rel. Thus - fame
began to spread from individual to individual until
became known a never falling cure, IN most Of the
luT.c cites IN the Du!on Without putting, or The d
of he pubic press, II has acq lrel lis celebrity
AMI fond s way into pubi' favor as an untynlied
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ills 10 which mankind are subject.
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it aiorIs an immadlac and permanent religL 1t is
perhaps the only article thai can he depended upon n
the cure Of those pans IN the back aud side generally
produce By aLins cold after violent eXertion and
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| charm But above ALL in the cure o. Fendl,lou> and
Cap uar INJURIES, SpTan., and Wounl> of every de>-
crption, II shows in most Astonishing manner, It's
| mag'al powers.
| In addition TO the lenign influence the Lotion cx-
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cure given apparently new animation aud vsaci'y to
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ces the winning OF race has been enaclou~y a>crh-
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rather than the natural speei OF the 1nlmal II mas
become equally celebrated as an unlveral speclh,
both for man and least. The fol owing are some ri
the complaints most common TO the horse, IN when II
| has nrOVC1 i superiority.
| The louon is composed entirely of the medlcina
properties Of vece,alle substances concentrated an
rendered mos, pure by dIsnlailon and Other chenCa
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MINI To be had in Darlington at
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? Also W. u. HATCH & Co., WnoosI FAILS
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.arr--.-,-e,. \ FARM, consisting Of 500
- - u acres Of valuable Tim
:, -. Der AMI Prnuc land ot about
a., 10, : equal proportions SITUATED IN
-,is 1;iN <. 3 the thriving town Of lccum-
"S.,S $3.50 ,ch, Michigan. The llrm is
u well watercd and the sod OF
n the richest kind For stDco
So - = =. and ga n farm this oil rs On
exirnrrdnary Opportunity IN
particular for the growing of wool cattle and horses
there Is large prarie ADJOINING TINS Farm that Will
remain probably for years IN MS present situation
wiihou, beng enclosed and which produces grass
naturally sufficient for the maintenance OF thousands
of lead OF sheep and cattle.
Iecumseh Che former residence Of the cnef) ia +,
very growing town about twenty miles nom Mon
zoe Lake Erie, to which place a rail road has ps,
been completed, it is in the mGst of the cren,c.,
wheat growing county N the state and has Two
large n)urng mills, one o(waich has been pronopn.
ced the best in tho United Sta'es.
The farm wdl be sod on a literal credit if desired
or will be exchanged for property in his town or Vi
cinity, and the difference, If any, viii be recen ed OF
paid, as the case may be. For further particular,
enquire of HENRY TUONAS or
D. ". HOWARD,
Burlington iJanunry li,lsi6. 80
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D i G d. .

In this town, on the l.. Instant NJ. PETER GU
sraT aged 50 years.
In Underhill, March lst. CHARLOTTE l. BrRHHAm,
wife of D. d. Blrnham, aged IS years and & months
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Cotton Yarn. Batting. sc.

100 BALES Cotton Yarn, BATTING. Colcred
aVt Wadlnr, and Wicniug. Nsrcbdat' can
lie suppl ed with these articles u rery i1i, rates,
NlLAS d. MOVES.
Burlington, Nov. 70, 1913. IS
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Every day brings something
New"

yINHOUGH this is an old yet il is true saying and
1 is constantly proved by the numerous cures of
piniplet ircckle>, nnshes OF he face &c. SC per-
formed v the far famed " Circassidn Lympt." To
those who doubt its virtue, hundreds ofcase. can ! g
shown where the above complaints were cl,cually
cnrcd. agents. HARRINGTON & BROTHER
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DIR. j. SMITH,,

MUST Respectfully informs the inhabitants Of
w burlington aud vicinity, that having changed
nls residence from Chanplaln TO Cherry street, three
doors west Of the CONGREGATIONAL Ch,rch, he con-
tnucS the practice OF
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Pulmonary Consumption,


BY W. e. EUCEzArJ, III. ..
OF Eondou, Ei gland.
With portrait Of the Author aud Enrravinrs illus
trauyc Of the Anatomy Of the Lungs.
Price oniy 25 cents.
THIS work contains hrrr and distinct de. GRIN
l ton of the ANATOMY OFTHN CHEST AND
LUNGS-an outline of Or. Huchan's HIGHLY
SUCCESSFUL method officiating Gods, Covrhs,
AsihWa and Consumplon--an account of his NEW
AND pow ERFUL RENEDN-and directions for
SFLF-M ANAGEMENT AND CURE, adapted to
popular use.
Ii is the result Of nearly Twenty Years practice
and experiment in the lily of London and the com.
binel experience OF the mos, learned Physicians and
Surgeons of the age--iOrming perfect Manuel OF
Medical KNOWLEDGE AMI Advice in relation to The
Anatomy of the Lungs, the Signs SYMPTOMS, Treat
ment and Cure of Pulmonary Complaints.
This work and the Treatmrn, which it recommends
arc held in the highest possible esteem in Great Brit
ain ne the cxuncis from pubic journals which are
given in the AppendS, will a undnntly show. Or.
Buchan truly declares, that VITA this simple Guidp
II C08sumpiire patient may do more fer hiRedI
than any ordinary physician can do, Ly any qfMc
common mtHi0dc Of prGr''ce.'
Published by d. +. BRADLEE, 100 Washington
street. Goston and sold ly nll tho Booksellers and
dealers in new publications. in the L. s.
Price p Gems per copy-tIo usual discount 10 The
Trade.
Sold in Bur'inoton, by PECK & SPEAR; Mont
pelier, S. K Collins; and toy the Booksellers gen
crafty. Also by w. b. HATCH q Co, Hiaoosk
Fals ".
Let not only those who are subject to Complaint:
leading TO this disease, Int those who nrc IN danger
from it icnnsumplon) poiuse faithfully this mponan
and appreciated work. 4Oyl
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But a physician may neglect
10 nouce cen a good effect,


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n.r,---,-,
L-A R-N a l>EGG'
which far surpas G. everything OF the kind in market
And knowing that the arllc witch has been used IN
this sc'on has teen Of an inferior quality, causing
many lalllrc, whereas II Il good article had Leon
faithfully app ed a would have been the result
He has made arrangements for supply from the
original factory oil d. Banning, that every Lace may
lie perfect and every patent lcneii'cl by It. The
Doctor therefore invic~ all who need anything Of
The kind. 10 give him cali.
Yet the Invalid consider that The Lace i iDr the
relief and cure OF the following di,ca e.. which
come Of displacement or weakness Of The organs 0
the body, VIZ
Ive1lDoSe of The Lro,c, ,r;L 1or,,oes nj L-o,,t
,.,,rL ,j ;,,.., r =, , t = ~.
','S "'" 'f","S y. r,"0" F"P',E"'H y
t9 Hedt; WeHiAtSS n ne sue dnd Si071-
dch: dySpepSi1; coS'jcsResS and pics;
77ia IA he bgot ,rili cvrr1tuye. 6orr
;,r J,,,,, ,.;,L ,.,,I..,... e 81 -
J J,".. o,,..,;,:. 400 ~ o.. "'f'
;ar az M, 5.t,, o, ",;.
IS y "' ,""'J' tST".t."J ~
young tad1eS GHd chH!rcn.
| The object Of what follows is only 10 aid all srr
lcrer> in deciding as TO trial o the Patent Lace for
rel e OF their Affections Iii. neres ary 10 saw lust
enough ON some complaints, 10 show that the Lace
propU.eS 10 relieve many apDarcniv onno. ir aer-
lions, in a rational and natural manner.
| Man, Annually on,i,lcrcd is a machine. and that
when his mechanical rerirrton l.. in nnv trgr,e
lost, there mis follow natural ana corre.non'l,no
! mudi alton or depreciation of ii, tuc,lons rs II
natual result Tins /. true of The soft A. val. ne thr
| hard paris With reference 10 fhn Green's or .nr
part, ct the rnnk we remark thai llry ore al, rom
ne,'ed toao,her from the nm to he Io.n of ia,
uuncal cavity and 7rc under the inGaence Of heir
own vcialn that thev IN health ali spnnor, e,cL
Other, from Glow upwards not drargIng each other
Is chcGy slcri ted By iheablo@qaI ms.s, when in
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GO NC FIR

TIessrs. CllENEE {; SISTER. g..
ESPECrFULLY announce to the ciiz-ns Of
IL BURLINGTON, that they v give CONl I.iVF at
the BAPTIST C!GUNCW. on "Wednesday
Evcninr, March li,h, at oc or't.
TICKETS 2J Cou's-l1r sale at the American
Hotel and q, the Book Stores.
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Rev Goods.
TO Let.

1--WE Houses in Burlington Village with small
l. lots of Lnud Tor gardens vim Dat Buildings and
Cs;crns Of Water Also, The hop on Church si,eci
now occupied by mr.. Jas H. Pau as shoe shop
sooner. ISAAC WARMER
Burlington, Feb'y. &C. SO
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DIAPER F-g,, wanted in exchange for Books and
stationary, by
STEVENS WOODS
Eurl nst5n, Jan. 1916. Sr3ngs Building.
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I ST received a snail quantity Of Graham F'onr
} from Che tr.tau Ils, n. York; Manufactured
rom the be-, Of Gene ce wheat.
Nov. 26 1913. p A. s. DEWEY.
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Paper i!anuings.

4 very nrrc Lot i'r ,al,, Who.esae or Re'an a,
a the mann iart"g,r'- prices. n. LOVELY.
Eurhnet II &C., -, IS, 30
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BA.2Zz3 }SI'EEN.D
iCiDENLC1L iNSTITUTION.

J. S. SPAULDING A. g.. Associated Prin-
CHARLIE G. BlSBLE, A. NJ. ciras.
Mrs. !. s. SpAt'Ll 1FG. Prerepre...
Mr.. S. NJ. BASStT'r Teacher Of Vocal Music.
Ms ~ " ii0r Giir0V T,' %, 81 ,rI'
Painting and Perspective.
Mr. A. WhlTCOMB, Teacher Of Pcnman.hi2.
THE SPRING TERM commences on Wcdne.d day,
L March 4. Spec al attention viii lie sivcn 10
those designing 10 teach.
The school i frnishci wi'h a superior apparatus.
including an Arhromatic Telescope, wuh terrestrial
aud Ce!c,tiol powers sufficiently large 10 render vi
lie the Ne5dr and he ltlnas, Bet. and Sa'ere- OF
the Planets. \ .ct ofN0Gr1.ns .lu.irain, Botany,
from the process Of scrmiua,iun "a the most leau'-
til s,,ecc. Of flowers and tree, Telescope kae.d-
a,co0c &c.
Lc,rute, on school Keeping, Nn'orll Philosophy
and Chemistry w'h experiment, will he slycH.
y ok~ are f7rul-h"l y The Principals.
Boa-i, from sluD to 3l,25 per week, including
l.l-Ln- NNDnl unl N-n ,lLLnn.
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aper.
EIn BEAMS Wrapping Paper,
scO 100 do Cap do
Z5o 20 Letter do For sale by
Jan. %, 1916. Villas e. MOVES,
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7 T II VI y.
H1r payadie in adrdnce
Tuition inglish Branches and Lain, per
quarter, $500
Piano MUSIC, 500
Instrument for practice, 100
Drawing, 400
" French, $50
Board, including fuel lights, and all tn. convcn.tn n
c., iur study in large aud well furnished rooms, 50
per week, S25 per single . iarer ol eleven Elk,
including washing.
Feb. 10Th, 1916. 80
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New Goods at n. I.ovely's.

JI'ST re,c'yel an assortment Of New Styles Of
j Prints, al.o Green Hara-c, lrab Cotton Velvet
Of j lcrrnl shades, Bla,t Velvet Ribbon and other
gains.
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VIZ se1lteca.


CtEESE and HESS Feathers, (i-7rrGnt:d a rool
II afiicle) constantly On hand and for ,ac ~
Villas q MOVES.
March 4, 1916. 10