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Ottawa Female Seminary.
MISS D0BEBTSON, princinal.

vENilE second quarter Of the prCsert Term Of
4 this school. will commence ~ "Wednesday
the 9Th of January, 1917, in the pleasant aud
comfortable room IN the upper part Of the nd
Cuuu House. 90 3
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Forty Thousand Grated
+ X UIT II X E T. S

NOW offer 10 the public at my Nursery near
u the village Of Dayton, west side OF Fox river,
ga Sale county, the largest number and greatest
variety OF
GRATED FRUIT TREES
That can be found Northwest Of the w abash.
rhey were procured .roE Gurus celebrated Ed
gar Nursery, embracing nearly three hun HE'D
vsriiies of Apple fifty varieties o Pear, thirty va
rites of Pluns, Cherries aud Peaches, all oi The
choicest flui,, which have been selected during
the last % years by the industrious and indeial'-
gable proprietors Of the Nursery, uta great ex-
pense, from nearly all the states in the Union,
aud many of the choicest varites from Europe
they are mostly Of two years growth, ond from
three To five ieet in height, aud oi sufficient siz
to set. Those wishing toplant orchards will not
fail to perceive the great advantage OF setting
Young aud thrifty trees, reared in the same soil
aud climate in which they are destined to he set
over those usually brought from different sol
and climate. the larger roots and limbs amPuia
ted To save transportation, and the hbrous root
injured by long exposure to day atmosphere
WELLS WAIT.
Sept Is. Is46. by
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A. II. WAND,
PLY sician and SURGEON,

w elVidU anu cIlScuH'
Residence On tie hill n few doors west nf the
Fox River House. Office. the sane ms hrrctn-
fore occupied 10y Rowland n Pearson, III Red.
,lirk = Hlnrk
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Notice.
800 Dollars Reward.

4 WILL pay 100 dollars to any person
h or persons who will give information.
that may lead to the detection of the per.
son or persons who committed the muir
der on iha person n ]. IIumes, whose
body was found in Fox river abou, mile
above dis place. -. i,oRiSo, CuronS..
Ottawa, Jan. 90, 1917.
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Sign Of the Three Hats.

(NO. zoe LAKE ST., Chicago.)
rm &c. STEPHENS would 70.
ErtE specially announce To the ciii-
~rsSIS4 zens Of Chicago and vicinity
~ E1 that he is now receiving the lar.
EI@ gcst and best selected stock Of
~> goods in his line ever offered in
Chicago. His stock consists in part a. follows.
to wit ;--has. caps, muhs, Boas, Buffalo rrbss
and coats, buck mitens and gloves, trunks irsv.
cling bags for ladies and gentlemen. ovcrshocs,
Indian moccaslns, crava,s. susPendcrs. shirts.
umbrellas, walking canes, &c. lie 10 also man
ufac,u,inr all kinds Of goods pertaining to his
business. Country merchants and others in want
of goods will do well TO give him o coll before
purchasing elsew here, Us he is cobiidrp, he
can sell as low as any house in the city Of New
York.
Hat,ers' stock and trimmings constantly on
hand. Cash paid for furs and skins.
Chicago. Oct 30. 1916. i.-v
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Lands for Sale.

vINIE undersigned offers at reduced prices, the
L fowins Lands lying in La Salc CO.. viz:
In township 70, north range 3 oasl-.-w h swq
sec 90; sw q sec 10; sw and h NV sec 90, /, h
sec 80.
Int32,nr2 c...nw q Of Sc Or sec 10, o &C o
sec Ia h Sc ar sec Is.
In, 33,nr e...n h ne IF az, and b NV r. Or
sec "a.
Int33, nr2e..-n h aud se q sec 2; ma q sec
u; ss q. and W h NV q sec Ia; &c q sec IL.
Int3S, nrS e...sec 6; NV q scc =.
Int34. nr3 c...w h sw Q sec 10.
Int3l. n r 4 e...e b Sc q sea.
In town 81 nr u c-..e ne q sec 10.
Terms. one',hird cash. and the balance in two
years. Nnv.-,t 90 BRONSON MURRAY
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CORPORATION Ordinance.

DE il ordained by The BoUdof Trustees q The
I'D To,Un # OIaua, That the Assessor shall
assess oil the real and personal property in the
town of Ottawa. He shall ascertain the names
of all the owners Of taxable prep,riy, both real
AMI personal, within the Incorporated limits al
said town, and all taxable real and personal &C.
tate within the same; and ior this purpose he
shall call upon each taxable inhatltan, aad make
out AZ assessment, roll, and certify the same ia
the manner now required by the ordinances Of
the said town, and return the same to the fIus-
tees Of said town. or their Clerk, on or before the
first Monday ot March 10 each aud eyer3 year.
81. The Clerk shall Immediately leave no.
,ice to he published in newspaper IN said
town, or posted up in three public places, that
said roll has been returned, and that meeting
of the Board of Trustees will be held on the see
and Thursday thereafter Tor the purpose ol heat
ing complaints for the abatement OF reduction Of
taxes.
81. The Collector shall return the assessment
roll aud warrant on or before the first day vi
June in each year.
A,h. So much Of the Ordinances Of said lown
rs are inconsistent with the above are repealed
Ou,,y, January Is lSI7 30 81
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Jack broad Collins Waters chopDg
TOOLS bench planes by oe and mer cs
hand
half nail and shoe hammers and hook Wrought nails sh"ves and
nlw bknu plan and
guard pocket knives fall wood shoe aud
locks cupboard
ndronq
mills and hits brass kettles grind hangng
aud seeyarls blind sash
wsibj. handles and
plaseng
candleicks chop
bking locks
powder TASKS. shot mola
oil knobs
SADLERY.
Three hundred plated dash
ndlamp
We also keep kinds sheet
We selling adding
ae); wish be will unso respectfully
in
10 bWmk,d norirr
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M OTiCE.-The subscr,be.s 10 the
~ Ottawa Fox River Bridge Com
pany are hereby notified tina, an install
men, of 90 per cent, Of each share in said
Bridge Company. is required 10 be paid
TO the treasurer BY the l5,h Of January
next, and another Of IS per cent. by the
18Th day Of February next.
All subscribers who have no, paid tho
amount due upon the frs, and second IN.
sialmen,s heretofore called for. are also
notified thai unless full pay men, be made
to the treasurer on or before the 18Th day
Of February next. legal steps will be la
ken 10 secure the same by the directors.
NJ. F.. IlOLLISTER, Treas.
Ottawa, Disc. %, 1870. 25-.S
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SIKAlED from the
l.,, Z & ~ Suhscrhors, Giving at In It,
w ~ ~ an Creek Nilll some two
)tI.s5s XH months since, sly head oi
I'M HNUN Cattle, to wlt.-pnc pair
p f...--r;tggt r. Of work Oxen, orc Of them
sls.--Tn.... y. - white, with some black spot,
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Hard:carc and StOres, from, Steel a:ad
Mails.
TIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER WARE MANUFACTORY.

~ E are now receiving from the east
w In addition to our stock on hand, a
fall and well selected assortment of
STOVES, llARDW ARE. &c.
We have the Hathaway and Yankee No
ton improved patterns. Also the -Four
Boiler and Premium Cooking Stoves. as
sorted sizes: fancy parlor and air iigh,
stoves; plain and figured common do. Al
so paror coal stoves, with gra,es; hollow
ware; pots; ke,tles; spiders; tea and bake
kettles, ETC.. etc.
AIso-IIeavy and shelf hardware, such
as anvis. shovel-, spades, grain Soups
hay and manure forks. log. trace, coil, halter
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SrArt az lLLiNoIs, Is. March Term 1917.
In Sahe CountY.
WILLIAM "os'' (ln Petition
Is. :. g., I,,,c.
MauGAurr +. Fuosr.)
n T. appearing Ivy affidavit On file in the Clerk :
Office of the Circuit Court "i said County, IN
the above entitled cause. that Margaret +. Frost,
the above named defendant, is a NONRESIDENT of
the state ci Illinois snd resides 10 the State "i
Connecticut; aud the said petitioner having filed
his petition herein Cor divorce. aud u suhpGna
in chancrry having been issued herein accord
ing Ia law
Now. you the said Margaret 7. Frost, are here
nv notified. that unless you shall be aud appear
before the Circuit Cuuu aforesaid, on ~ before
the first ay Of the next term hereof To be- ho den
At the Court iIOIse IN Ottawa, IN the 2Cth day
nf March next, and answer the SAID petition ac-
cordine TO the rules aud practice Oi SAID Court,
the same viii he taken Tor confessed, and tie.
cree made according to the pra,er thereof.
l.. LELAND. Clerk.
J. G. Cu,uriArS, Petitioners SohcIiW.
January > 1917 29c
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The sale of the above property is post
poned until Friday the l9th Of February
at the same hour and place above
described. :. II. ANDERSON,
u. s. MrShaI, District Ills.
By b. ALLEN, Deputy.
Ottawa. February ]. lS47.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-04-10

The Boston Mercantile journal of March %,
lo46, gives the following notice Of the most
popular remedy ,of,tbe day:
We speak in Ernise of Wstar's Balanm Of
Wild Cherry, because We believe from
our own &nowledge of the article that
it is ono Of the best iii the market for
the complaints for which it is recommended.
THIS medicine, coming from such II rcspec-
table 6ourcc, and carefully prepared by an en-
rcrenced and skilful physician, is re-
ceivcd by the public with CONFIDENCE
Its efficacy has been proved in many obdurate
cases of disease, and its fame has rapidly ex.
tended. it has been extensively used in ev-
cry part Of the country, particularly in the
Middle and Northern States; and strong testi.
mony from intelligent and highly respectable
persons, has been adduced in favor of its merits
as remedy for colds and coughs, affections
of the chest, diseased liver ana dyspepsia,
None genuine unless signed Butts np lii"
wrapper,
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HANNAH JENKINS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT
DISTINCT Caledonia.

;. IJIStflCt OAIeUOnla, 81,
AT Probate Court hodep at the Probate Of
flee in Donyile, in said district, on the LIST
day OF April, A. D. lS47--
CALVIN MORRILL,, Administrator of the
" Estate of Hannah jenkins, late of Lynn
don, in the County OF Caledonia, deceased, pre-
sents his account of administration against
said Estate for Whereupon il
is ordered by said Court that said Administrator
notify all persons interested in said Estate, to
appear at Probate Court to he holden at the
Probate Office III said Danvi!lc, or ihc 5th day
of May, A. d. 15i7, and object to the allow
ance Of said aceo lut, II they SCI Lausc, ~ pub
fishing a copy of the record 'oFths Ifder three
weeks successively in the C'sledonian,o new s..
paper printed nj St. Iohrsbury in said district.
Attest, CHARLES =. DANA,
506w3'l Judge.
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CAMP NEAR VERA Cruz,
March IL, morning.

Last evening the Rifles. under Col. Smith,
had brisk action with the enemy, III which
the latter, after II partial success ut the out
set, were finally driven back with considera-
BILE loss. This morning the line OF invest
ment--some five or six miles in eXtent--will
probably be complete.
lido not think, from all that can see and
learn, that General Scott will he nbIe TO plant
his batteries for several days to come; and I'M
til he can make good show he will not open
upon the town at all. When the lombard
ment does commence it will be in enrnesi.
1t is said that General-IIas been cut off
from the city with about 1000 men. He was
down opposite the fleet at Anton Lizardo.
probably thinking that our troops would land
there. II is said that there are only about
$500 troops in Vera Cruz and the castle.
Col. Harney's dragroons have not us yet ar
rived, yet their services are greatly needed.
1t is said that large train OF mules, which
went out of the city yesterday. With heav-
amount OF specie as we'll as vaiuables.
All this property might probably have been
captured had Gen. Scott had II cavalry force.
Ii was also reported last evening that some
thing like 1000 Mexicans were seen coming
in towards shutdown, by the main road from
Mexico, with large drove of cattle for the
beleaguered city: but as the investment was
not then complete, as we had 10 cavary,the
could not be taken. ! learn, however, that
Gen. Twiggs, who commands on the north
ern side of'ihe city, succeeded during the day,
in capturing quite number of cattle. A
norther is now blowing, which is hoped will
bring in the I'd Dragons.
Al the Magazine which was captured day
before yesterday, n considerable quantity of
ammunition was taken. 1t was evidently OF
English or American make, as it was labelled
"shoK range" "long range &c, &C., III good
vernncular. The Mexicans managed 10 get
off safely the larger portion ofther alnmrrui-
ton, and it is now carefully slowed away in
side the city walls.
Capt AIhertis. who was killed yesterday
was sitting at the foot Ola tree ut the time lie
was struck. The ball carried away almost
his entire deadlock off the arm ola drummer
bow and wounded corporal besides. 1t had
gone entirely over one of the Pennsylvania
regiments before it reached the spot where
the brave but unfortunate captain was sitting.
1t would tuie page of our paper TO give
full effect to description fthe LIST landing
of our troops on the afternoon Of tho 9th
more stirring spectacle has probably never
been Witnessed in America. In the first line
there were no less than seventy heavy surf
boats, containing nearly 1000 regulars, and
all ofthem expected to meet an enemy before
they struck the shore. Notwithstanding this,
every man was anxious To- be first, they pIung-
ed into the water waist deep as they reached
the shore-the "stars and stripes" were in
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IN important cure by DR.. Jayne'S .ALteratirc.
We have been informed by Mrs. Mahan, "a
granddaughter of old Gen. Wayne) that she
suffered a number of years from the growth of
a large Goitrous Tumor, which, besides great
deformty, produced both difficulty of de glu-
titon, and of breathing. indeed, she says the
pressure upon the wind-pipe wOs so great, as
to prevent her from sleeping in IL recumbent
position, aud often suffocation appeared inevi-
table. She also labored under severe indispo-
siton from liver complaint and Jaundice, with
horrible train of nervous affections, for which
she commenced the use of Dr.. Jaynes Alter
alive, which she took regularly for six or sew
en- weeks, with occasional doses of his Sana-
tive Pills, and her general health was thereby
completely re-establshed, and now perceiving
some dimnution in the size of the Goitrous
tumor, shewns encouraged to perscvere in the
use of the Alternative, until every vestigc of
the painful Tumor entirely removed
We think therefore, that such important
remedy should be more generally known.
AGENTs.-J. G. Bingham, st. Johnsbury
Plain; Jos. G. Fuller, Duuville; Kittredge &
Colby, Lyndon;J. Jewett 81 Co., Barnetj Strong
IL Jewett, Barton; J. X. Hutchns, Bath; East
man, Tilton IL Co., Littleton, N. H., r. & d.
c. Joslyn, Lancaster;T. G. Butler, Derby Line.
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REAL ESTATE
T O r S a. =.

4 BOUT lG acres ofiand. on which is good
"A House and small Burn:-anothcr pee"
Of about 90 acres, on which is an old House
and good Barn, included in this piece are
several acres of wood land, continuing sever
al hundred good sugar maples-another piece
Of about % acres, mostly covered with tim
Der. The above lots are situated about one
mile east Of St. Johnsbury Plain
Also, situated u miles west Of St. Johnsbu.
ry fan, about 80 acres (aboul IL Of which is
wood lnnd) on which is Dwelling House and
two Barns. Also, about 90 acres adjoining; al.
50 80 acres, about 20 OF which is well TIMBER.
Cd Gnc.uGing an excellent sugar orchaId)
The above valuable real estate will b. sid
together, or in separate parcels, to suit pur,
chascrs, aHording an excellent opportunity -
any one wishing 10 purchase large farm or
small ono--lots for moving and t:l'gc or yas>
turing, or wood lots
If not previously disposed of the Same VIII
ho sold az Public Auction on FRIDAY the 7,h
day Of May next, NJ the Hotel Of Geo. V
Ely, sale 10 commence Of II o'clock, A. n.
Sic positive,
For further particulars and conditions Of sale
inquire CT F.. Jcwctt, or Russell HALLE, -.
Johnshury Plain.
April |, I64T. 5C5w1
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stnntly floating--n rush was mnde for the
sand hills, aud amid loud shouts they press
ed forward. Three long and loud cheers H.
rose from their comrades still on bonrd, await
ing TO be embarked and meanwhile the tops
and every portion Of the foreign vessels were
crowded with spectators of the scene. Not
one who witnessed it will ever forget the land
ing. Why the Mexicans did not oppose us
is u greater mystery than ever, considering
their great advantages at that time, and
that they have opposed every step Of our adj
vance. The troops both regulars and Volun-
teers have suffered incredibly since the land-
ing-marching over the heavy sand hills,with
out water, under hroiling sun during the
day, and sleeping out without tents or bed
dng'during the heavy dews which have fall
len at night-eXposed, too, to n continual fire
from the batteries from the enemy; yet not Il
murrnur has been heard.
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The Courier deS Etats Unis, the opinions
of which Journal, in relation TO Mexican af-
fairs, are entitled to considerable weight, ex-
presses the opinion that Santa Anna has not
retreaied, us many suppose, to San Luis de
Potosi, but that he has withdrawn TO Parras.
ltregards the result ofthe battle less as de-
feat than as an unsuccessful attack, and the
result as purely negative. The main cause
Of this retreat is evidently want of water aud
provisions. Parras is the key of those coun-
tries which are the grannries ofthe Mexican
Republic, and their army will find there a.
bundant resources. Parras is north west of
Aqua Nueva, on the right of SaltiIo and be-
hind that city and Monterey. From Parras
Santa Anna can avoid these two strong holds
g. descend into the valley ofthe Rio Grande;
where the cavalry of Urea is in possession
of Marin, Seralvo and Mier.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the subscribers arc
"A respectfully requested TO settle their nc-
counts in medatcly. !. JEWETT * co.
Barnet, April =, 1917. 506w6
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Accounts from Vera Cruz represent Gen
ernI Scott as having cut off the wnter pipes
that supply the city. This will deprive the
town Of a part only of its present supply, but
will hardly avail much in efieclng The reduc-
ton of that city. A gentleman, who has re-
sided some time in Vera Cruz, informs the
Tribune that the water brought in the viaduci
was used principally for tho shipping and
that there are excellent wells in the city,
which furnish an abundance of pure water
for the use ofthe inhabitants.
--------
The loss in the Illinois, Indiana and Ken
lucky volunteers, as well as in the Arkansas
cavalry and Mississippi rifles, is truly appaI-
ling. In several regiments almost every Off
Ger was either killed or wounded.
The Washington correspondent of the A.
mericun, after referring to the late successes
ofGen. Taylor, says,
"The praises ofthe veteran Taylor and his
noble command are on every tongue, while
denunciations against the Administration,
loud and deep, in some cases, and excuses
for it in others, are heard on all sides! The
Office holders in the Departments, quick 10
perceive which way the popular gale is blow
ing are coming out in scores for Taylor
the very man whom they. two months ago,
insinuated had done something, as the cor
respondence between him and the War De-
parrment when published would show, that
ought TO produce his recall"
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TILE BATTLE GROUND OF BUENA
VISTA.

The following description Of the battle
ground is by Major Coffee, one of Taylor's
aids in the recent engagement. 1t will be
seen that it was strong natural position and
that Santa Anna did not complain of it with
out cause:
Gen. Taylor had fallen in love, at first sigh,
with the position at which he finally made
his stand mt Buena Vista. His movement
toward Aqua Nueva was merely n r,tSc 10 de-
coy the enemy into the field Which be had
selected for his battle ground As soon as
McCullochs men, who were invaluable as
scouts, informed him of Santa Annals APP
proach TO Aqua Nueva, Gen. Taylor quietly
broke up his camp and fell back TO his first
Iove-Buena Vista This position was adj
mirabIy chosen. 1t was at the foot Of noun
tain, or rather Of two mountains, between
which ran the road through narrow valley.
On his right there was u deep ravne, which
protected that flank more effectuaiy than
haIta dozen regiments could have done. The
left ofGen. Taylors line rested on the base
OF mountain. The road in the centre was
intrencled and defended by strong battery.
In front the ground was uueven-broken into
hills and deep ravnes-well adapted to the
mode offighting suited to our volunteers, and
by It's pecuIiarities supplying the disadvan-
tage of II great inieriorily of numbers.
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Gze4:A sas LIZA .G:sSa

GlI@-A u az 2 . I5sl5 va
In Lyman, ~ II, March %. by Rev G
Scott. Mr. EDWARD MLuRAN, to Miss ADA.
LINE EDDY, both of Barnet
In Newark, March 80, Ivy Rev. r. y. Gran
ger, ar GroRGE i. PowrEs, to Miss LovIsA
J. Johnson, both Of Il.
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a CARD. The undersigned, having met
with loss of about $500 in the destruction
If his household furniture, clothing, provis-
ioEs and other property, by fire, on the morn
ing ct the 9th of Jan. last, takes this method
to return his sincere thunbs TO all who so gen
erously assisted him in this his time of troub-
le by their liberal donations in furnishing him
with grain, clothing, money and other articles
amounting in The whole TO $500.
JOHN GILKERSON.
Barnet, March %, Is47.
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The Markets.

BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, Al rii +.
Reported for the Boston Traveller.
At market, 400 beef cattle. 90 yokes WORK
ing oxen. So cows and calves, $50 Sheep, and
about 500 Swine
Beef CattIe-Extra, 81 30; frs quality 6,75j
second and third qualities, from D % TO 500.
Working Oxcn-Sules at 1913, so, 90, d lis.
Cows and Calves-Sales al $40, 81 10 a.
Sheep--salcs Of lots So, 80, 2,67, and $50.
Swlne-At wholesale for sows and q for
barrows. Atretall from d to &c per ID.
BOSTON MARKET-April :
BEEF-EXtra mcss, II 80 Il II, Mess II 30
u, No. l,@,''J j", prime, city, 30 9; ma
W 20 - + 80.
PORK-Extra clear Is 50a co. clear Il 30 a
- 90, mess IL 80 l6 90; Prime 3 80 II co.
LhRD-Boston l0a -, soGti &; west, l0aI / .
BUTTER--Store IL 10, shipping II a l24
family 1-n Is.
CHEESE-ncw milk n o, fo;,r meal ) g.
IIOtR-lloward street : - %, Ohio,
:, 20; q 90, Western Canal, :, - Isl
CORN-Y cllow, round, l00n lO5, fiat % rs,
white go 90.
OhTS-Southcrn 43 ~. northern ,na n ~
REANS-Whtc, ! 80 a 200.
WOOl-There is good demand for domes-
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TWO VICTORIES. We record two VIC
tories this week-one by Gen. Taylor over
the NeNicans, and the other by the Wings of
Connecticut over the locolocos OF that State
These viii answer for one week
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CLOTHING WORKS,

Fg7HE subscriber viii sell, OF rent FOR Il -cr,,,
u of wears, the Clothing Works and Cart
ing Machine at Irosburgh, belonging to :ns,
estate of the late Roger Enos Tie Card u.y
Machine is SAID to he very superior one. a"d
the Clothing Works, with some rc7n RS, wnn.a
do good business
If rented, the occupaut may psva par &C
the rent in repairs upon the promises. Appyy
to the subscriber in Burlington, or 20 -. 4.
Batee, Esq, in Irasburgh
IT, p STACY
Burlington, March, %, 1872 ;sl4tt