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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28
H. EUSTACE Il son
TOTHE PUBLIC,

GIVE my articles a trial and Judge for yourself.
~ Warrant Them represented 1.-THE money refunded
My BAU LUSTRAL HAIR REsTORATlVE-Ths universally
proved article free om ardent spirits pungen essen
cleans the hair expeditions
b. beautifully bright aud mpars 10 toe delicate flag
Hair washed IN this extract soon ceomes
peasngy nd growth and will positively bring
heads lad hair That has been made
lf h. sBrnnE grey falling BY the Of spirit OF Other
improper prerSaIs will be- restored to m nlurtl eoo aad
btiIancy by a {, Applications Of the Eau Lu.tr1i
pres-rvaye against badness and nflTbe cure ~ all
affections tie dandruhand for preventing
the fanhtg OF At the hair ard turning grey.
simple produce and immediate extract of some Dan sau
for end wed with properties 80 hghy ceaTs sing hat
EpdrTmis and Capillary tubes of the
Precipitation a9d Of the dry and dead particles that
deposits preparation pui6es the hair and Eiyes beau
Gins and agreeable and vgyng perfume
EVtbENCE-Naure an neIlausible mine, an which eIIe
anfsudy will always find etcayaic Htl soufce
alone which all that man calls invention and winch he
would do beuet, perhaps O name adaptations.
FOT fae wholesale aHi retail. by
JULES HAUEt, Perfumet and Chemist,
No 40 south 20 stree, Philadelphia.
And ~ Agents. l. Giner Duval Purcell Duya. Du
quesne stree Iichusson UOrnn Mcueon, Broad
Richmond Chs Cooling Bragg Thomas Go, Petersburg and mos
all the Druggists through the Union.
PJr Premiums AWARDED At the Franklin institute.
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For Coach NIakers.

a HAVE received white and Drab Cloths, blue
other Apaess goods carnage
uiurs ID. n. LONDON,
EaEc square
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28

PHILADELPHIA, JUNE y, 1916.
VNHE undersigned are established IN this city
u sCommission Merchant and respectfully tsBier
vices IN all branches Of don'tc and foreign Bunes
and all times prepared GU
They prepared property may be
consigned TO their address and purchase orders goods
may be- obtained o. market
In tie department Of Shipping experience will
friends that an consigned address,
either fof Sale Freight Charter receive prompt attention.
TYSON KOONS A CO.
b. 2--Gm No 5ouih Wharyes.
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G {OGERIES.

Produce Of Ell kinds free u any commission lof sinr
b. 30 ORErrER a CRETrER.
NIOLLINS FAMILY FLOUR. A further
supply ofhe shove superior Family Flour inr aned. and
fof rlle b. HENRY tupLAM 90.
ALT.--5OO sacks Factory filled Salt, MAR
- shaifs" ard wouhinrons~ Tor sae from h' what ~
ole wFBR BACON A 90.
k.NLOORiNG BOARDS. 24,DUO IT, Flooring
u, pans. hn5nF 90 Ga n,,t. forsaeb BY
ole wEaR BACON a GO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28

IN BBLS. TANNERS OIL prime quality,
II " and in good order just to hand fOr sale BY
INLOES q BROTHER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28

BtfusrRE ttIT,
BE remembered that ~ day Of Jan1ary 1886 me-
the subscriber Justice Of the Tor the
city a1ed personally appeared Benedict Green made
oath on hs Holy Eyangey Almighty God the and
hct oct forth the above
stated fwofn before JESSE CLOUD, J. r.
II THE publication should eye any
dceton and mpudence attendant youth soud
hinsfany Of The evils ause abov such he Prsnch
Doctor offers he and pied horsrrs r,rrrv
He bslcyes that be- has The renynR their srunrs
and n obtlinnE for them permanent cure. charge
qufed.
gT Rcmember Dr HUET. Of th- French Medical foue 10
0uth IrsereE street. two
AdgIce daily from a. m. ~ 10 y. Co.,
Baltimore, SEPT g, 1916. "
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-20

DARING RoBBERy-B H. Fuller, Esq Of Stowe,
while on his way with horse and wagon from that
place TO Burlington the eth ut was overtaken by
Wydepark and who asked to ride after some hesi,a,
non this request was granted, when they persuaded
Mr. + to panake OF what was represented to De sun h
20 much mat they had little difficulty III robblng HIM
Of $500 Alter this they turned the horse round eay-
ing Mr. F. insensible on the bottom OF tue wagon
and fled MIR Fuller was found in the evening
when he was able to reveal what had TRANSFERRED, ant
immediate chase was given for the robbers who were
taken at Bolton. The robbery was confessed, an'
the money found where it had been concealed. IN
culprits were lodged in Montpelier Jail to await exam
ination--St. Adams Messenger.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-20
The New England
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
RDSTDN.

JIAVE established an agency in Burlington, Vt,
/ L and will grant policies on the Mutual principle,
on as favorable terms any similar institutions IN tins
country or England
For the better security of the insured in addition to
the amount received for premium. deposit and policies
this company has a guaranty capital OF 100000, one
halt OF which paid in and safely invested before the
company went into operation and the balance is liable
to be called i'll whenever the business and exgences OF
the company shall require it.
The object OF this company is oturnlsh every one an
opportunity to make small annual saving during his
lie for the benefit OF his family after his disease with
out paying any than is actually required to meet
the requisite expenses and payments OF the company
At the expiration OF every period Of i've years, eac
IN ,nlber j. entitled have his deposits, or much
thereof remains inappropriate credited to him on
account OF his future premiums. He is also entitled tc
receive back the time three ourths OF the sur
plus of his premiums over and above what may b,
requisite TO meet the liabilities of the company to the
benefit of the income OF which, he will be entitled l.
long ls he remains n member.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-20
A THREEFOLD VIRTUE,

BY promoting circulation, Strengthening the system
and facilitating digestion, Dr. Woods Sarsapara and
Wild Cherry Btters will restore the most confirmed
invalid TO health Where either these effects are ne
cessary the restoration the Bters will be found
to possess every quality desirable They have been
used already with the greatest success many obst-
nate oiimpurty Of the blood, Nervous Irritation
Dyspepsia Low Spirits, Scrotula Palpitation of the
Heart, Chronic Headache and Rheumatism They
are Indeed happy combination OF powerful, yet safe
aud saluary vegetable remedies OF a sterling and
unimpeachable reputation They have won their DO.
puary solely by their intrinsic merits and that they
have been successful numerous certificates i'm thc
sales fully attest Those DESTROYS Of an agreeable vel
efficient tonic Alternative medicine need seek M
further for in this preparation they will find all thai ear
be desired. For sale by PECK \ SPEAR. 2Iw3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-20
Thanksgiving Charity Concert.

The Ladies interested in the Charity School, respect
fully announce that a concert of Sacred and Secular
music for the benefit the School, will be given under
the direction of Mr. Nichols on the evening of Thanks
giving day at the Unitarian Church. when variety of
Anthems, Chants, ChorlIses, Glees, &c &c will be
sung
Daring tn" evening Mr. Nichols Juvenile Glass Of
serenity children will sing few pieces
Tickets % cents, Children half price, 10 be had n,
the Book Stores
Doors open at 6 -, Concert 10 commence at O..
clock
/ Burlington, Nov. % 1916
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-20

HENRY CLAy.-A correspondent of the Uni
ted States Gazette, W ritng from Frankfort, Ky.
n, the lst inst, communicates the following II
relation to Mr.. Clay;
ale has been here for several days, trying an i'm
or,an, will case from Louisville and his cl losing
rpeech was pronounced by all who heard it, to be on'
ot the best efforts OF his life was told tha he ha'
made several arguments during the last fayete Cour
10 uries and it seemed il olden times had returned
Ills mental and bodily vigor appears strong as ever
having lust heard the glorious news from the ol'
keystone, he was in the very best 10" Oh spirit
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-20
AL.ONZO G.. SHEARS


Mr. Editor.-Permit one of your readers to suggest
hint through the columns of your paper that among
the various projects of reform which being urged
upon the attention OF the friends ofmoraty and hu-
man rights, it be an an object try ifsomething can
not bedone to secure To the subscribers for newapa-
pers, that have them left Tayerns or other public
places the right of securing their papers before the,
are carried ilby light fingered oaies, not to be seer
again As it must be rather cool encoura cement it
people to subscribe and pay fora paper without having
a chance to see one in half dozen tina, come eael
week, would rcomend to all filchers of newspapers
and particularly those living in reach OF and that ar
in the habit of calling at a Brick Tavern not NOR
than four miles from Burlington, TO consider, whether
would be more than fair to let the owner see his pa
per before depositing it in their own pockets,
\ FRIEND to Newspaper Patrons.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-20
Democracy Triumphant.

Glorious io,rl. After all the whg brag and blus
ter, claiming that they had carried the state o
Iowa, II appears, il the following report is true tina
the democracy have swept the State--carred every
thng--and will send two democratic members to tn,
L. 5. Senate, HURRA FOR Iowa!
This is on the first page inside. Now turr
we to the socoai page and there we have, unde
the head of later; Ky TELEGRAPH" the fol
icwidg thorough bass -
ID. Down low
80 1t is now certain that the wings have carrie
the Legislature OF Iowa.
These Telegraphic dispatches make shor
work of it
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-20
FREE TRADE.
OCCUPATIONS ARE VARIOUS AND MANY

" are the notions of accomplishment. Yet the
grand secret of eminencc and success is TO have
business but one at a time, then with attained
knowledge and direct attention, the result may be
nlahematicaliy calculated, with that in view the
Peoples Agent q years since commenced Merchand
zing with the Motto OF Up and Doing, Quick and
Cheap for Cash and no Imprisonment for Debt"
How it has been carried out may be known to the
Peop.e, by visit their Store and viewing the pro-
gres>ively improved condition of the establishment
and the enlarged supply OF Goods, Wares and Mer-
chandze THEREIN collected, from nearly oil the por-
tons OF the Globe and each may take for themselves
at Free Trade prices, until after the Re-rcrision of
the Tariff of 1912, which will be soon or the Mex
lean War expences must be repudatcd, therefore
come and get your Dresses, Cloaks Bonneis, Shawls
Boas and mus all ready for general Thanks Civ ing
Nov 20 81 Ar HOWARDS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-20
VALUABLE MILL SEATS,

NOTICE is hereby given, that THREE NALUA-
~ BILE MILL SEATS on the l.achine Canal. VIZ
two situated the South side Of the Basin. above
and the other on the North side of Lock No > vii be
disposed OF at PuJiic lu-tioa at the Office OF Public
Works, OY FRIDAY, THE 2JTH DAY OF NoNEAHER NEXT
AT Noon.
The plan OF the ground, and plans and specification
relative TO the manner OF taking the wat &c, may
be had at this Office, and after the Isl November
when any other information 10 terms Of purchust Nc
may be obtained
The Lots particularly wei. adapted for the con-
strucon OF Mills for FIGURING or Manufacturing par
poses, being within the city, the Basins OF the Canal
and OF easy acnrss both By land and water The tail
at the ordinary level of the river will be, al lots ten
aud eleven, about twenty feet, and at Lock No. 2
thirteen feet with an ample supply OF water at each
Tor Milling purposes.
By order
THOMAS 4. BGGLY, Secy.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBIIc WoEKs,|
Montreal, 18th Oct, lSi6. l9w2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-20
INFORMATION WANTED

Mrs. Bridget OBren with two children at
\orthield, Vt. would be very grateful for infor-
nation from. or concerning her husband JAMES
OBRIEN, supposed to be at work on the railroad
between Montpelier and Boston. Will printers
notice this for her benefit.
Oct. 1916
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-20
Com municatiOii.

Nh EDIToR The late Common School County
Convention appointed the ith sant, tho time the
meeting OF the Committees, to recommend teri books
for in the common schools of Grand Isle County.
Those assembled at North Hero at that time including
the County Superintendent, adopted the reports pre-
scented unanimously, by the Committees on Arithme
tic and Algebra, and the higher branches follows:
Where two authors are named, the first is for the
younger pupils in our schools.
Natural Philosophy Mrs. Swifts First Lessons
Dr. Recess Chambers Course
Chemistry Davys First Lessons DR. Recess
Chambers Course
Drarins.-Dr. Recse's Chambers Course.
Astro"omy.- -Burrius Geography OF the Heavens
Observation-Disclosures Manual
Botany.-- Thinkers First Lessons, Phelps Botan,
for Beginners
Wgthoiosy -Elcments of-by author of Amer POI
Lessons.
Physiology.--Frst Lessons n--by DR.. Griscom.
Anat0my --Ruschrn5erger's
.ArHhmehcs--Emclson's First Part Colburn's Men
tai Arithmetic, Adams Arithmetic.
Aigejrd-Davics Elementary.
By Order,
ALONZO G.. SHEARS
Grand Isle Nov 9Th 1896
J, 5 In the absence of the committee who had No
seen Towers Intellectual Algebra, would mento
that work as one well fitted to prccede Davies work
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-20
We cut the following from the Philadelphia

we cut Tie Io1loWIng from the PhIadeIPMa
North American:
Az ELoQvENT WHiG.-Among those whose clo-
qncnce contributed to the glorious results in this
State, Mr.. II. b. NoRrHuP of washington county
New ork, should be gratefully remembered. Visit
ing our State an invalid, he was induced, notwith-
standing his ndispositon address several political
meetings, and proved himselfone ofthe most effective
lofty, yet familiar and winning We believe that the
country cannot boast IA more devoted Wing, many
more eloquent and able -four sister State has many
doubt the result of the coming election.
1t is to such g champions" and to the good
" WING Cause" that the country is yet to be
indebted for further and more overwhelming
trum plls. Mr.. NoRTHUP. we undertake to say.
will be ready, with his harness ON. for the great
encounter in 1918. We hear the mutterings OF
the Wing thunder already-
n'The naANinn Of the cnlrscr ere be rim -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-20
ANOTHER SEVERE CASE OF ASTHMA

trRED BY WIsTARS BAISAM.
Seth w. Fowe,
Dear Sr:-liaving for q long while been troubled
with Asthma in its worst form and after having ,;ed
various remedies all TO effect bought of your nren,
A. Rowe, bottle of the Balsam OF Wild Cherry
which relieved me very much have continued 10
use the same as the disease returns upon me- and find
it always relieves when nothing else Will and further
have no doubt, could have had the Wild Cherry in
the first stages OF the dsease but that il would have
entirely cured me. can confidently recommend il as
a very valuable medicine for all lung Complaints
BENJAMIN ROBINSON
! New Hampton, April 5, 1876
None genuine, unless signed | BUTTS on the
wrapper For sale by PECK y SFEAS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-20

4 NN1LS, Nisrs, Bellows, Screw Plates Shovels
n Spades, Grain Shovels Hoes, Forks, Hooks anc
Hinges, Log and Trace Chains, Gro Bars Cutter Shoe,
Iron Pumps Cut and wrot Nails, Horse Shoe Nails
Sad Irons, Taiors Irons &c &c
Nov. IS, 'l6 MI STRONGS & Co
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-20

Thursday, the Sd day Of December next, il is under
stood, is the day fixed for the complimentary dime
bch the cz ms Of Philadelphia have rendered to Mr.
Wsba,Sr twill be brilliai, affair Baltimoie Fat
riof
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-20

TO Wool Growers.
TTNUE SUBSCRIBER BELIEVING THAT

l he has few choice Stock Bucks takes this means
OF asSurinE those who think the growing OF Wool
object worth their attention. that he can dispose Of
tcic superior animals OF this class superior. not IN
those qualities which have cen formerly sought at the
erpcHse OF the Manufacturer and the reputation OF the
grower, but superior IN the quality and quantity OF the
fleece together with good form and constitution
lie is no, prepared to take an oath that they are
pure Pauar or Ramboule any other distinct class
OF fine wooded sheep, bu, having been engaged in
growing line wool since the iirs Introduction OF the
Mcrlno. and having spared no pains in Introducing
such ms jul gment successful b ceder dc
tated, he believes ne safely recommend them TO
the notice OF any interested, whether Grower or Man
uiacurer, -
ELIAS BOTTUN.
New Haven Nov 4th lsl6 1879
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-20
NEW FIRM g. NEW GOODS.
Burlington Female Seminary.
NTE NEXT QUARTER IN THIS INSTITUTION

i will commence, on the LIST. day Of Deccmber-
Terms half payable in advance TUITloN, in Eng
lish branches and Latin, per Quarter So French
Languages $50 Drawing 4 Music IS.
BOARD including Fuel, Lights, Washing &c 6 %
per Quarter. b. tie Year a small deduction is made.
None are admitted ordiDaraiuior less than one Term
or two Quarters, and deductions are made Tor alb
scnce except in case Of proracted sickness.
Nov. 10, 1916.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-20
az NOTICE ~

WE ARE NOW OPENING A LARGE AND
w full assortment Of Drugs and Chemicals Also,
Il large stock of Brushes
PERFUMERY fancy glass ware and soaps TO
those wishing any article in the fancy line, We should
be pleased to receive call previous 10 purchasing
elsewhere. . -
PATENT MEDICINES.
ANY person wishing patent Medicines Of any kind
rely upon finding genuine articles at our store an
popular patent medicines buy for cash AMI by
that means obtain discount, to those purchasing t0I
cash we would allow the same discount.
Nov % 2lw3 GEO. T.. HARRINGTON.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-20

STATEO OF VERMONTl I HE Ilonc."hl" II
y STRICT of CnlTrENDrN, IS : i Probate Court to:
TIE District OF Chlttcnden TO all pcrs' conccne
in the estate Of Benjamin IRISH late of sheiDAie,
sd District, deceased, state, GREEriNG.
WHEREAS, William Harmon, Executor of said
deceased proposes To render account Of his i'd
nnlstrntion, and present hs account against said
estate for examination and allowance Mt n session OF
the Cont OF Probate, to he holden the Registers
next.
Therefore You are hereby notified to appear before
said court at the time and place aforesaid, and show
cause, if any you have, why the account aforesaid
should not be allowed
Given under my hand at Burlington this 10th day of
November, A. ID. 1916
20N3 CHS RUSSELL. Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-20
Boston Wool Market.-NOv. 10.

Sales American Fleece have been made curing the
past week to considerable extedt The supply now in
market is large but is thought 10 be- sufficient for
present demand
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-20
5972 90 .6i.75 2o67 1865 % GO % 65

NJ rs
) warm Than m tho preceding sycaan lnly
is 5
fwa umnle Sept in
ten
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iftorricA.

ln Mecliancsvili, N. Y on the 10Th inst DR.. n II
BALi.ou ,oi 81 Adams, to Miss ABlGAll.G. FAR
NAM, OF the former place
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-20

y teo,
In Phelps, Ontario Co. n. Y, on "Wednesday NOR
ming, the 18th inst, Rev. LUCAS HUBBELL, aged SO
years. Mr.. liubbc was graduate Of, and for some
time professor in, the University of Vermont He
had been he settled pastor the presbyterian church
in Phelps for the last years. The immediate cause
OF his death was an affection of the heart. He died
suddenly, while attending to some duties at his barn
large circle OF friends sincerely mourn this deep
affection. Mr.. liubbcll was universally beloved and
respected. and the poor and the rich alike enjoyed his
care and protection.
In Ipsilant Mich, on the 25th ult of Plcursy. al
the residence of her brother DR. Joel Fairchild, HEN
RIETTA FAIRculLD of Georgia, Vt aged 40 years.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-20
Cham plain and Connecticut River Rail
Road Company.

49, THE Subscribers to the stock of the
tII-SA Champlain and Connecticut River Raj
Ills--xI Road Company are reminded that the three
dollars of the first assessment each share oi said
stock, the payment OF which was deferred, are poya
bic on the 10Th day of November instant
Payments may be made to thu banks or agents as
heretofore notified 5. SWIFT, Treasurer.
Mddlebury November 3. 1886. 2lw3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-20

STATE OF VERMONT,S A TaProbate Court
DlsrRIcr or GRAND Isle, $. y holden at the Pro-
bate Office in North Hero, within and tor said district
on the 18th day OF November. AID lsi6-
OlInslrument puTporng to be the last VIII and
Testament OF Robinson Ferris late of Grand Isle, in
said district deceased being presented to the Court
here BY Stephen FERRIS, the Executor thrrn named
for Probate II is ordered by said Court that all per-
sons concerned therein be notified appear at a
of December next, and show cause il any they may
have, against the Probate OF sad viii for whchpur-
pose is further ordered that copy OF the recoia
this order be published IN the Free Press news paper
printed at Burlington in Chlttenden County three
weeks successfully us soon may be.
In witness whereof have hereunio affixed the sea
of said Court and subscribed my name at North Hero
in said District, this 18th day OF Nov 1916
AUGUSTUS KNIGHT Judge
Burlington Nov 10Th 1916 2lw3'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-20
WIS.
SADLERY. &C.

S,TRONGS & Co. having rcpenished their stock Of
~ Sadiery, Harness trimmings and Coach Hardware
are prepared to furnish consumers, anything wanted in
this line on favorable terms
Nov Is, 'i6. mel
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-20
NOTICE.
UILLIsToN HIGu SCHOOL AND FEMALE

IL MIISTON llIGH SCHOOL AND FEMALE ST.
" MIYARy Tie Winter Term of this institution
will commence wednesday, December I'd under the
charge, as therefore,, of J. LYMAN, \. NJ.
The condition ofths school is prosperous, number
ofpups large, and the prospects for the future iater
ing The Instruction is believed to be efficient and
through. 1t Is essential peculiarly OF the lnstu
ton to lead the pupil so far practicable, both to IN
sruct and govern himself This renders his studies
pleasant and ensures success. The facilities Tor the
acquisition OF natural science unusually good
The Principal possesses large IIcrshelian Telescope
of superior quality with other excellent apparatus late
IL enlarged, which he will use Tor the benefit OF the
student
Tuiiion-For the Primary branches, $500
HIGHER 400
Innmapcs 40
Board can be Obtained atirom 81 ,25 to 81 % per
week including washing, sc.
N B. 1t isvery desirable that those who anticipate
attending, should commerce at the beginning OF the
quarter
Wllliston, November, II lSi6.
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GROCERIES.
} & IT. II. DOOLITTLE OFFER FOR

L. Sale, Il choice selection of Groceries. which
will be sold very low Tor cash. credit, viz:
IIvspu Loaf
Hysm Skin - powdered c
Nornr Hyson leas Porto Rico & f"u9a''
aud Pouclou Hayanna
Peppcr, spice. Ginger. Nuimcgs. Cassia, Cloyes.
Ruisns Saarairi~ Il ice Cocoon, Starch Soap, Mo-
las,cs Goldfish SC Oct. 10Th lsl6. llwo
Buila q 5tO60>,
Buffalo Robes Just received md for salc by
7. n H. II DDOLGTTLE
o.. 9Oth Is IS 1--we