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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-06


"a TUNES WHEEL. Per drawing of yester-
days Lottery, class lG9, EMORY y Co again had
the pleasure OF selling the magnificent prize of Sl2,-
900, in package of quarter tickets, Nos. "a SO II
was sold TO a stranger from the good old state OF
Mississippi; one Of $1,000 sold to a citizen; besides
numerous smaller ;rZes. Emory s. Co making the
people rich and no mistake. On Monday last the
beautiful prize of $50 OO0 Wednesday $40 ,00O and
yesterday the beauty of gle 600. Look out this DAY
for the little $4,000 capital-Emory x Co. have it
call early aud secure package-a prize is sure.
HERE'S RHE LITTLE BEAUTY
prize of $4,000 | prize of SLIGO
& g 1000 " " 1000
and of 800 each.
Tickets only IS cents.
{G3- This is nice little fellow for packages-eVery
package contains % tickets and mus draw you $2'2,
at the worst luck. Emory Co. will sell cGrtif-
cate of a package for he small sum of S325.
P.S.-FOr prize packages or siHee tickets, nd
dress the old established house of Emory x Co., ID
office from Market street, in Calvert.
EMORY CO, u. 5. Lottery Agency,
No. . CalvGrt-st,, ID Lottery Office
II from Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-06

Loss OF U. S. MAIL SCHOONER STRANGER.
We regret to announce the total loss of the U.
s. Mail schooner Stranger, from Key West TO
Charleston. The captain and crew escaped,
but the vessel and cargo is total loss.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-06

NAVAL, 1t is rumored at the Boston Navy
Yard that Capt Stringham is to take command
of the Ohio, which is destined for the Pacific,
as Commodore SluLrick's flag ship.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-06

CAPT. STEWART, The Annapolis Herald
states that Gov. Pratt has been absent from the
seat of Government for several days, and that
consequently could not have forwarded to Mon
terey the commission of Capt, Stewart as 1t.
Colonel in place of Col. Watson, deceased. .
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-06

BREAKS IN THE SCHUYLKILL CANAL. Let.
tiers from PoltsvrlIe mention some breaks in the
Schuylkill Canal. This is unfortunate, as the
work was nearly ready for the passage ofboats,
some of which were loaded at the mines and in
daily expectation ofthe opening.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-06

90 HOWARD FIRE COMPANY. A quarterly
meeting Of the Company will be held on THIS (Fri-
day EVENING, the 9th instant at the Hall of the
Company, az O'Clock. As matters Of importance
will be laid hefole he Company, it is desired that
there be general attendance.
FRANCIS A. MILLER, President.
It. WILLIAM w. FOWLER, Sec,v.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-06

E3-The Committee of Arrangements will meet at
the ArmOry Of the Indie pendent Blues corner of Bal
timore and Holiday streets, on MONDAY EVENING
NEXT, the 9Ih of November AT u O'Clock By order,
no62t II, w. ) EVANS, Sec'y,
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Savannah, Geo, o tobcr 2itN, 1876
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-02-20
THE NAPLES HAIR DYE.

For some unaccounlahe reason, for the last one or
two years, many young people, both male and female,
had the misfortune to have their hair turn permanent
y gray. We have frequently been applied TO for
something TO turn the hair back its natural color,
which has induced : To go TO much trouble and ex-
pense in order to furnish customers and the pub
lie generally with new and improved Hair Dye
that is nearly clectua and not the least injurious
TO the head HAIR for the moderate price OF 80
per bottle. We have succeeded beyond our xpcca-
tons. This article we oler to the public with great
confidence. We have had it thoroughly tested, time
after time, before could osrit Tor sale The price
is such that all car afford 10 use and lis quality we
believe to lie superior to any leiore made. Sold hv
Comstock e. Ross, Nc. 10 fremont Row. Boston
HARRINGTON g. BROTHER only agents Tor Bur
linnton.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-02-20

SAFE AND CERTAIN CURE For
con SUMPTION OF THE LUNGS, SPIT.
Ting OF BLOOD, COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA,
PAIN IN THE SIDE, BRONCHITIS,
WHOOPING COUGHS AND ALL
PULMONARY COMPLAINTS.
\ the whole catalogue Of remedies OF all Puno-
l. nary affections there is not one SO universally
known and whose virtues have been SO thoroughly
,e.tel as TAR, and as cure for Ids, Coughs and
Consumpons. it understood 10 be without an
Ell ial. LVERWORT, the oher principal mg'edl-
in this preparation also known 10 be equally Ell.
hcious in relieving the primary and mlder stages lof
Pulmonary affections. In com ming these with 9TH
materials the utmost care md skill have heen ex-
crci.e and tonhdcnt is the proprietor in The efca-
CIV of his Med cine that il is WARRANTED to give
immediate relief in all complaints above specified
and if after trial of twenty-ionr hours the patent
is enetued he may return The bottle and the mon
ev will he refunded. Accompanying each bottle are
directions for using, aud recommendations from ano
references 10 those iha, have made use Of the Met
cine.
| The Subscriber has Teen appointed sole agent fol
| New En- gland AMI New York, and ha> supply OF
! hanl at Wholesale and retail. Agent. will be sup
| Pile on III eral terms. Agents. HARRINGTON &
| BROTHER. Burlington, J. NJ. STAPLE, Charlotte
JAMES PLA1r Wnooski Falls, LucIus J, CHESEy
| Port Henry
| Dec. g. 1916. 27m6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-02-20
NARNAPARTLLA.

CO MSTOCK d. cos COMPOUND FLUID
EXTRACT or SARSAPARILLA, FOR
THE CURE OF
Scrofula, Chronic Rheumatism,
General Debility, Cutaneous Diseases,
Scaly cruptions OF the skin,
Pimples on the ace, letters,
Mcrcural and Slphold Diseases
Blles from impure habits Of the body,
Ulcerations Of the throat, Liver Affections,
Pains and swelling OF the bones,
and all diseases arising from impure state Of the
blood, exposure and imprndence of life, excessive
use of mercury, &c.
The Sarsapara can be depended upon by every
one as beng good as any other in this country or
Europe People avail themselves or not just as
they please in using Sarsaparia. This pure extract
put up in large larger bottles any sold for
one dollar, AT the unprecedented low price of 80 cts.
per bottle. Sold bv Comsocl & Ross, 10 fremont
Row, Boston; HARRINGTON g. BROTHER, only
agents for Burlington.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-02-20
WORMS. WORMS. WORMS.
KOLMS TOCK'S VERMIFUGE,

This remedy Tor worms is one of the most extra
ordinary ever used. 1t e.lectualy eradcates worms
of all sorts from children and adults.
Thousands perish by worms without the real cause
being known. Some other reason is assigned for
their sickness until TOO late to cure the true cause.
What immense responsibility then rests upon the
parent who does know the doctor who does not
understand the complaint which is destroying those
precious flowers Of he's children
What should lie done!
The answer Is plain. Give this Vermiinge, which
will be sure to do good, if they have no worms, and
they have, will destroy and eradicate with GER
taln'y and precision truly astonishing.
1t cannot harm the smallest infant or the strongest
adult. There is no mercury or mineral in it. Mer-
curry is the basis of most worm re nedes; and the
remedy sometimes worse than the disease. So
never use lozenges but rely upon this. Every per-
son viii lie convinced on one trial that ii the most
perfect cure invented.
We call on all good citizens to make known the
effects Of this wonderful remedy.
Price % cents. Sold bv Comstock & Ross, No. l9
fremont Row, Boston HARRINaroN d. BROTHER
only agents for b Burlington.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-02-20
BLESSING TO MANKIND.
CONNELES MAGICAL PAIN
EXTR AGTOR.

who have used it, 10 be the most wonderful article
ever known. 1t expels all injuries by fire. extracts
all pam, and prevents modification in every case.
A child, a nephew of a friend of nine, stepped into
vessel of boiling water, and scalded its legs up to
the knee, when Conners Pain Extractor from Com
stocks was applied, which almost instantly gave re-
lief to the little sufferer, and entirely cured IT,
Also, child Of my own burned its hand severely,
and used this Salve, which gave instant relief, and
cured entirely, and for could not he induced TO
Ire without it. | think every family should keep it on
hand TO use IN of such accidents.
Ii. ADAMS, Pastor of Trinity Church,
Saueeriies, n. Y.
Sold by Comsock G. Ross, No. 10 fremont Row,
Boston HARRINGToN & BROTHER, only agents for
Burlington.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-02-20

THE suhscrilerhas acted as Agent Tor the Etna
L Insurance Company Of Hartford Connection, for
more than twenty years past aud continues TO insure
against LOSSES by fire, and all kinds ofbudines and
personal properly, and will receive applications at
for that purpose al as low rates Of premium, as any
private company can afford. The unlonbied respon-
sibliiy of this Company nsures safety TO the insu-
red, and their prompt, honorable, ard liberal course
in the aduslment and payment Of losses, will he at
tested by all with whom they have had occasion to
do business. WIN. A. GRlSNOLD, Agent.
burlington, March l. 1914 40tf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-02-20

The Vegetable Balsamic Elixir has now been
IN general use for more than ten years, and
thousands, taught It's Incompatible value hy ex pcrl-
ence of wonderful curative properties have accord;
ed To II a celebrity unparalleled in the whole wide
range OF Meulca science IN this any other countrv
Since this powerful medicine hrst beca me known
immense numbers, who believed themselves in the
last stages OF confirmed a I'd ncurale consumnton
and pronounced by the most skllliul physicians in
the country past all hope OF recovery, have been
rescued mraculously from the grasp OF Death NV il,
use, and now blessed with heal th and strength
Ii is Natures own simple Resorative-a Healing
Balm prepared by one who was brought 10 the very
brink of the grave by Consumption aud from plan,s
celebrated for their great medicinal virtues II Is ,he
employment OF natural means TO overcome a nd cam
teract the evils of Nature-healing the lacera,ed
Lungs ofthe afflicted patient IN the worst >sbe Ca
SEES and restoring the functions otthe diseased mem
hers 10 strong and healthy action. Ii has effected
cures where all other medicines have failed
In all cases of Asthma, Whooplng Cough, or the
accumulation of Phlesm, destructive to The health
and lite of chdren-ii Is particularly recommended
"a an unaling cure, and no family in the Union if
they wish to preserve their children from suffering and
death, should not be without it.
Almost countless testimonials of its remarkable
cures, from every quarter oi the Union, and from midi
vduals IN every condition Of life lis best creden-
tials, showing in the most conclusive manner thai
this Preparation acts upon the human system in
manner lille short Of miraculous. These may be- found
in the daily papers, and also may be obtuined in pam
pheis and handbIlls OF agents free OF cost.
This incompatible medicine is prepared only by N,
ii Doves, Troy W., the original inventor nd pro-
CURTIS & SMITH, St. Adams, Vt.
Only Wholesale Agents, by whom Agents can be
supplied in any part OF the Union upon the best terms
PECK & SPEAR,
HAGAR 4 ARTHUR Huntington. VI.
SMITH & WILKINS. 4s.yl
W. b. HATCH q Co, Wnooski Falls.
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MEDICINE FOR THE MILLION.
SEA VER'S JOINT AND NERVE
= II M q n =.

EOR the cure Of Rheumatism, Gout,' Spra,ns,
L BRUISES, SweIhngs, Cramp, Numbness, Lame
ness of all kinds, Pain in the side, back or loins.
asne, headache >ti neck sings OF insects chilblans
fresh wounds burns freezes and all cases Of external
injury.
There has never appeared medicine which nos.
sesses the penetrating and healing power in so great
a degree, while at the same time j, cannot hy any
possibility produce injurious effects. By its ac,lon
on the SKIN 1t excl,es healthy circulation Of the
blood and removes all distractions TO the insensibs
perspirati3n, which is the cause If so much human
suffering. II has complete control over fire and NAV
used " perfect safety in the worst ca ses OF burns
The price upoh ii being tar below other MEDICINE,
OF the Kind, mos, eiecually removes every obstacle
10 is I'm yer,al use. Why will YOU suffer nam when
safe, eIracious and cheap medicine Is within your
reach p?
INFORMANT TO HoRsEMEN,
This 80 nent Is not only beneficial to The hums
system ID rs the hest article that be used for
Horse 'o have been sprained, bruised or CALLED,
and for 1luy oiher diseases requiring an external
remedy d' high character OF the gentlemen sign
Ing the f'oc1ng certificate will render of interest
TO all no nay have occasion TO use medicine Of
the KIN
The D ,,s igned having made use OF Sewers L,ni-
ment, { ~ es, and finding 1t TO be valuable rem
edy for i',,ness, gals, spraIns bruises &C. would
recomo,ca TO our friends and the public generaly
believu- Lat those who may have occasion 10 u,es
remei, ~ OF the diseases for which il is recon-
mende a. not lie disappointed in its effects
LOVE- /. tARR. Braueboro VI.
G GEoR E I, GIYNTiHG MTsS0ls N H. Stage
PELEi lAI ARMSTRONG, " Pronre,o,.
GEO. J.! ilNSoN. Caremont N. H.
P.i'e % and so cents per Bottle.
Prepar' only by r. SEAVER < SON. Dmrsis,,
WalpoIe n: H. Reed, Wing g. Cutler, 81 Chatham
ST. Boston, Wholesale Agents. "'"a'"
Obserrs-Every bottle ofthe genuine will Inv. III.
signature OF Seayer d. Son, on the inside wrapper.
For sale by Peck 4 Spear Burlington; O. Shns.
ferrishurgh; J. NJ, Staples, Charlotte; F. Hun,,ns
ton, Nergennes; Morton Il CLARK, W,is,an. s.
s Richmond 3 X. Collins, Montpelier, and
the State aud w. b. HATCH & Co W,nonsrg lou
September S, 1915. rei'
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DOCT. MARSHALLS
SNuET.

THIS SnuF is certain and perfect cure for the
l. Cdtdrrh, Common Colds in the Head, and the
Headache, and Is excellent article for Sore and
Weak eyes. Ii opens and purges out all ob>truc-
tons, strengthens the CLANS and gives a healthy
ton to the parts affected.
Thousands Of certificates are sent TO us yearly,
showing lis extraordinary effects in the cure OF the
above diseases. Below we insert enc from the Rev.
G. II. Gridey:
Thi, may certify that have leen troubled with the
Ca,arrh, and an accumulation OF diseases apperan-
ing TO it for nearly years such an extent that
had to renqulsh my ministerial laloIs, and had
given up all hopes Of recovery. In this condition
was induced 10 Try Dr. Marshall's Catarrh and Head
ache Snuff, and before had used up the second box,
had entirely recovered Of the Caiarrh and the dis.
eases appertainne 10 II. 1t is my firm belief that 1t
certain for the diseases for which is recom-
mcnded. c. W. GRIDLEY
~ b. The name Of II. c. Grdley, Proprietor
will he found on every Bottle of the Genuine Mar
shall> Caarrh and Headache Snuff. Sold wholesale
and retail by the Proprietor, II &. Gridey, Middle
bury, VI. HARRINGTON & BROTHER,
Burlington, VI. Agents
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VDB IYRR
From the Licking Valley Register.
THE MISER'S DEATH.

THE MISERY'S DEATH
ny o. W. CUTTER
An old man s.t by a fircless hearth,
Though the nigh, was dark and chill,
And monrniuliy over the frozen earth,
Tho wind sobbed lone and shrill.
HE locks were gray, md his eyes wera gray
And dim but no, with tears,
And his skeleton form was wasted away
With pcnury more than years.
A rush ligh, was casting its f,f i glare,
Der damp and dingy walls,
Where the lizard had made his Shiny lair,
And the. venonoup spider crawls.
Blu. the meanesi thing in this loathsomc room
Was the mser, all worn and are;
Where he sa' like ghost in an empty tomb,
On his broken and only chair.
He had boiled the window and barr d the door,
And every nook he had scsnd,
And felt their fas,enings ocr and DER,
With his cod and skinny hand;
And yet he sat gazing inlen,ly around,
And ,rembl.d with scn, fear,
And started and shuldered at every sound
Ihat Tell ON his coward ear.
Ha ! ha laughed the n,iser--lm .afe at lss,
From this night so cold and drear;
From the drenchlng rain and the driving blast,
With my gold and my treasure here.
1 mn cold ami wet with the lev roir,
And my health is bsd tie true,
Yet should light that fire again,
II would cost me cent or two.
Bu' I'll take sip Of this precious wine.
Ii will banish my cold and fears;
], was given long since by friend Of mine,
And I've kept it for many years.
30 he drew flask from mouldy nook,
And drank Of it's ruby tide,
And his eye grew dim each draugh, he took,
And his bosom swSlcd with pride
Let me see-let me see," said tho miscr then,
"'Ts some sixty years or more,
Since the happy hour when began
To heap up my glitering store;
And well have sped in my anxious toll,
AZ my crowded chests will show, fspo
] have more than would ransom q kingdom
Or an Emperor could bestow.
From the Orient realms have rubes bright,
And gold from the famed Peru;
I've diamonds would shame the stars of night,
Aud pearls like the morning dew,
And more I'll have, ere the morrcws sun
His rays from The west shall fling;
That widow, to free her prisoned son,
Shall bring me her bridal ring"
He turnd 10 an old worm eaten chest,
And cautiously raised the lid,
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M. G. RATHB U N. g. co.
lTEREJJi NT' IA TTDPS

LAVE again returned from New-York with an
IL additional supply of
CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs, vESTlNGS, AND
TT imm ings.
Among which are Blue Blk, Brown, Gold Mx'd and
Blk. French Beavers Blue Blk Brown, Green, Bne,
and Blk. French Cloths Plain and Figd. Blk. Doe
Skin Cassimeres, Blk. Satin, Plain and Srpd. Bara.
thea Serg lie Rome, and Velvet Vestncs, Blk, Brown,
and Drab Velvels, do do do Sereedy and Buttons,
together with large assortment Of Fancy Casslmeres
and Vestings.
also Shirts, Bosoms, Collars Cravats Suspenders,
Tape Measures, &c. sc.
Burlington, Nov. Is, 1915
NJ. C. Kathbun, &. Il. Ward.
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WE ARE GROWING OLD.

WE ARE CROW1NG OLD.
We are growing old-how the though, will rise,
When the glance is backward cast
On some long rememl cred spot Tint lies
In the silence Of The past;
II may be the shrine of our early vows,
Or the tomb Of early tears;
Blu, it seems like far off isle 10 U.s.
In the stormy sea Of years.
Oh! wide and wild are the waves that part
Our steps from its ereenness now,
And VIC miss The Joy of many heart,
And the light of many brow;
For deep DER many a stately brrk
Have the whelming pillows rolled
Tha, steered with US from that early mark
Oh, friends! we are growing old!
Old in the dimness OF the dust
OF our daily tolls and cares
LID in The wrecks Of love and trust
Which our burihened memory bears.
Each form may wear to the passing gnze
The bloom Of life's freshness yet
And beams may brighten our latter days
Which the morning never met.
But oh the changes we have seen,
In the far and winding way
The graves IN our path tina, have grown green
And the locks that have grown grsy
The winters still on our own may spare
The sable or the gold;
But we see their SHOWS upon brighter halr.
And, friends, we arc growing old!
We have gained the worlds cold wisdom now,
We have learned to pause and fear,
But where are living founts whose flow
Was joy of heart to heart
We have won the wealth of many a elmo,
And the lore ofmany page2
But where is the hope that saw in time
But its boundlcss hcriagel
Will il come again when the violet wakes,
And the woods their youth renew7
We have stood in the ligh, Of sunny brakes
Where the bloom is deep and blue;
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Villas q MOVES.

1&xaO % n y Ing
(TAvE now received their Fall and Winter supply
L Il of Goods We have added number Of articles
(Which have been much enqnired for) to our former
stock, such as Cotton Yarn, Colored Wadding Bat
unu, Wickng, &c. and we can now accommodate
Merchants with almost anything in the Staple Dry
Goods line.
We would modesay say TO oil who may wish TO
purchase at wholesale, tina, our stock of Goods is
now the largest and desirable ever offered by u.s..
Our far in obbing goods has induced US to
make larger purchases than heretofore and we hope
by selling at low prices to be enabled 10 do justice to
ourselves and to the purchaser.
We have adopted the Cash System IN making all
Of our purchases and we faiter ourselves with the
belief that goods obtained Mt the very lowest
prices. Buy ing Cheap will enable US to sell low to
our customers, who will please call and for hem
selves.
Burlington, Nov 10, 1915
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FRENCH DEPILATORy.

This article, used for taking oil superiluous hair
from the face and neck sold at so cents per lo,le
by Com>tock " Ross, No. 10 fremont Row, Boston
HARRINcToS f. BRoTnER, only agents for Burning.
ton. VI. l6m6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-02-20
James Hogan,

James Hogan,
NIOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Bur-
w llngton and vicinity, that he has commenced
BOOK BINDING
in all lis various branches in the Binding formerly
occupied by 5. 5. Skinner as Saddler's shop three
doors East of The Free Press Office College ST. Bur
ington, W., where he intends keeping constantly on
hand
Ledgers, Day Books,
Journals, Cash Books,
Invoice Books Sales Books
Record Books, Receipt Books,
Memorandum Books, Lawyers Brefng Paper,
Cost Paper, and Dockets.
n. B.-Banks, Public Offices, Insurance COMPANIES
Merchants and others, furnished with Account Book
made of the best paper ruled and bound 10 any pat
tern desired and executed in good style as the latest
improvements in binding and experienced workmen
can produce.
Particular attention will be paid to the binding Of
Libraries Periodicals, Music Port folos Scrap Books
&c, &c. Manufacturer of Blue, Block and Red Inks
Country orders executed on the most favorable terms,
and III short notice, Edges of Books marbled to any
pattern to match, Comb Spanish in the best STYLE
Most kinds of School and Blank Books on hand and
for sale cheap for Cash. Paper Rags taken in ex-
change for Blank and School Books, Paper, dc.
Burlington May Is, 1915. 50ly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-02-20
Cotton Yarn, Batting, &c.

100 BALES Cotton Yarn. Batting, Colored
wv Wadd'ng, aud wicking. Merchants can
he supplied with these articles at psry loo rates.
Villas 4. MOVES.
Burlington, Nov. l9. 1915 o.
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Leather,
y aints and OIL.

b Tons White Lead dry, and in OIL pure tErfra
y No. !. Venitian Red. French Yellow Verdigris
Nhing, Red Lead, Spirits Turpenline, Putty, Var.
fish, Iitharge, TIMBER also Lint Seed OIL
Nov. II, IS. l26) STRONGS' h Co.
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Brown Drill, Ticking, &c.
X Bales Brown Drills.
- cases York lettings,
d. Bleached shir,ng, FOR sale by
Nov. 10, ls4s. (25l Villas a MOVES.
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TIME PSALTERY, by l.. Mason and Geo j. Webb
L . new lotjusi received aud for sale at CRY Par
cEs, by s. WOODS
December H. 2s
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Office.

A Ii persons indebted TO the late firm of Lovely &
IA Seymour, by Note or Book Account, are re.
qnesed TO make payment to the subscriber without
delay tuness particular bargain 10 the contrary has
been made) NOBLE LOVELY
Burlington. Dec. 18th, lsi5. 20