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The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-20
(DATE.)

[DATE.) SIR: request that my claim to Bounty Land, under the 9ih section of the act of the Huh of February, 1S47, entitled '.An act to raise for limited time an additional military force, and for other purposes" may be ex- amined; and if am entitled to Land, wish to ielinquish. and do hereby relinquisb, my right thereto, and in lieu thereof to receive Treasury Scrip for one hundred dollars. Attest: am, respectfully,
 your obetient sev't To the Commissioner of Pensions,
 Washington City.
 B.
 It is hereby certified, that satisfactory proof has been exhibited before the f- for the county of---in the State of- by the affidavits of---antl-- who are persons entitled 10 credit, that -and--are the only surviving ! children of--2-who was a---in the United States service.
 In testimony whereof have sel
 my hand and seal of office this
 day of--in the year
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-20

HIS celeDfdleuIeS &2..u[ who are afflicted with chronic dis
 T IflM eases of whatever nature. is beeom- ing every season more popular. he subscriber Is grateful to the public for the evidence he is constantly receiving of their appreciation of his efforts to accommodate, in the increased num- Der of visitors fIequentng his House. He has made extensive improvements, has built additional seeping apartments and added to the bathing rooms every possible convenience. But the greatest ad- dition, is the opportunity which he can now afford, by means of pipes, of trying the far famed 'cold water cure,' if if should be desired by visers. He facilities for taking the Cold Bath and believes that this desire to please will be acknowledged by ''''e ESTABLISHED RATES
 Board and Lodging. per month, S25 o0 Board ,rifbout Lodging 20 % Board and Lodgiag, per week, co BreaItdsi, Disner and supper, each 50 Keeping Horse, per month, F %
 week, %
 day, 75
 {" " siopie feed. s7 children and servants half price.
 In order that travellers may not be delayed by any difficulty of access to and from the Springs, the subscriber has purchased line of coaches, to run between Little Rock and the Springs, twice aweek, and 10 meet the Rock Roe stage, which arrives at the Capital three times week. His coaches will regularly leave Little Lock every Monday and Thursday mornings, that passengers for the Springs who arrive the evenings previous by the Rnck- Roe line, need not be delayed more than one night on their journey, unless they wish.
 Fare, including all necessary expenses on the way five dollars. J. MITCHELL. Agent.
 June ,, IS47. 392m.
 The N. 0. Picayune, Louisville Journal, Mem. phis Enquirer, Mobile Advertiser, St. Louis Re- publican, The Sou,hron (Jackson.) will copy the above six months. and seAd their accounts to me at the Springs. J. M.
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---of--Couniy of------
 On this-day of--in the year one thousand eight hundred asd---personally appeared before me the undersigned, Jus itce of ;he Peace and-above mentioned,
 -who, being duly sworn according to law, declares that he is the identical-- .--who was-----in the company commanded by Captain----in the re- giment commanded by----that he en- listed on the--.day-of----for the term o(--and was discharged at
 -on the--day of---by
 Sworn to and subscribed before me the day and year above written.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-20
To tIle Public.

DILLJOHNSONw would re- 6k& A. Respectfully inform the pup 4< lie that he is now prepared with
 first rate CdTriags. and also, good Baggage Wagons, for conveying passengers and their baggage to the
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-20
The Hot Springs of Arkansas.

THIs celebrated resort for invalids, .T who are afflicted with chronic dis IflM eases of whatever nature. is beeom- - ing every season more popular. The
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-20
General Stage Office,

June ?. no3s Pm. .
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-08-26

u The aiess news nom Nashville places the elrc.
ton Of Neil 5. Brown. the Wing candidate a,
Governor. beyond doa'a. His m,ioiiy /. =,
down a, GOO Or 500 The Wings. il 4 cOac,,I.,i.
viii have njodiy IN bo,h l,rlnrics of ll,e Lee.
islaiare-in the senaie us.i,rily Of oDc, and in
the House m,iNiiy ofpcrinas 1ecn or eight.
Ia The lat coasrcss the Wings hal Eve and
The Locos az msnlhcns NJ the recent cloclion
the Wings have electel i've mcm,rn--lhe elcc-
ton in the Memphis district still in doubt. though
il i probable that Mr. stanton, tho Drmocra,,c
mcmlrr. has heen rr-rIcrsed By very small ma.
joriiy--Icss than 20. "a ssss =. .... @4 a..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-08-26
WESTERN TERN

AT the term Of the Sapreme Courl
which commenced its sitting n, Mnrg,n.
ton on M"nday The 81 inst, the lIInwiun
gentlemen were admitted to the prsc,icc
"l the law. in the County Courts, viz:
\. w. Burton. I.incolnlan, ...|
John Pool. ElizabeIh Civ, ... a.. .....
James l"yner, PHI county,. ...
MAJ. W. Ransom. Warren counly. ~.
!asper W. DAVIS, Halifax county, Va.
john A. Graves, Casweli county, ssh.
Sam. }, Calvert. Northampton county.
H.: ID. X. Cabines-, Cleveland county,
Charles A. Parks, Surry coanlv, as
And The following were admitted To SUI
peTlor Court Prautice, viz: 60.
>. u. Brown. Washington, ". .
Charles 5. Winstead, Olive Till,
Il. q. Grier, Charlotte, N. G.
y. Nye Hutchinson. do, Co.
b. W. Aiken, Rockingham county
Register.
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Pulaa. Nsalae. Jal, o.. ls.7.

AMEA@a7 A#NAMaAaa &Aas ~ A&'"'
III re,.jaa % IL a9ssnaral a abe CO
ny. co kiss yps % chez ih4R ~
IN, ssessses al Gsserai SepnNih RsIrb
simss dia..ly o lhesIEissloi Gea- pieIes.
1'hs men sonpeang The divisions q
Gees. wsTlh and 'rwsggs sle PObsblI
kelssI 81 llisis shaa az . presses % Ihs
Rseinsa,. Tie army tssi val be sss
dos bslals Mckee all b lhs slroas ssi
abL besl appointed us have get bad ~ tie
6eIs. and lel he aisx.esn. 6shs a. hey
. ID. tie Iesuli Of sny leoniesI Ihai map
lske rlses rannol Be dsub cd.
- rn0sl close his letter ~IIh = leo spe.
rul.iols siny owa. There j. nov tSsry
iLd,rs,lua lhsI lie army VII move upon
he cspnial N becoming six days. and u
= more lllan probable that lbe hardest
hgLl SCI val Sc u The City Of Msxlc0-
llls u he ep,aion Of The H.sjorily. Ssnia
Anna. hoaessT much he may be sserse
70 a, can hardly avoid b4llie. although
be slll sull keep oui Of Il Il possible. Ma
one IOl 10 III The secrets can ka0s any
thing With eeiIsinly, but there are yea
strong TtasoRs 10 believe Ihsl ,he Engi sh
lsgaliun IL .xsrt,ag every lnl.enee 10 KEEP
lhe Ameuc.ns oui Of the csplisl. and -
q feet tbs Ssnia ALns has teen isIpeIed
aish. aud golden showers. o. American
coinage. mind .ou. haze been made to
nse before hun. The ErglIsh do mol want
10 see u in The thy OI MeE'co--Ihsy
have interests Of their Own Ia subserse,
and are lesfful the Amsrls aus hold upon
lie shallrred Republic will soon be on
s'rong 10 be shaken ud except T. beIr
great dsinmenl. II IN immediate peace
is made. Why then The Un,Ied States can
help herself 70 such portion Of NOr'hefa
Mexico as she may roSei. while England
v III come in Al the S,uIheIn exlrenHy
adi lay hold Of IeII,tny 10 her b'arI's
eun,enI.
The obsIinscy Of Congress. The deep
haired OF the Mexlcabs 10 the Americans,
aud the sl,gln hold Santa Anna has upon
lie people may. aud probably will, pre-
h0hA hIs own SNmNutN duh husN VI WV
English from being earned out the con-
ing fprmrgh, Will lell the story. NJ Won
der tie Eoglish are snx,ous TO see this
war brought 10 a clos Tor Il has slresdy
ptot ed disastrous 10 Gheir heavy meTcsn-
Tie Interests IN The country, aud It's roh-
unosnce must hss,en I.s uuieI ruin IN
more ways Than one.
Ditiicuk as il now is 10 get levers of
10 Tie coast, | shall continue To attempt
o., ior Tie events OF tie coming month
must be pregnant with IN crest.
fouis, BE. q. w. X.
=. ST. nigh, men,ion. as an object
oI Inieres, 10 his nsiive frrend., that Gen.
Saields IS here and In good health. The
health oIlhe Army continues to improve,
aud large potion Of 'he soldiers may
now be said to be scclirnsIed.
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0U GU
Thursday, August 90.


Our ARMY sim M Fnebla. -wA.u
sur 1t Parer - Fui . pscss. ssH.ps rsuu,
WEIR aasai resFersing the prosrsss n Gen. sc,s,.
disisioa q our amy. ana ~ earurr q AGRA
q Mesioai Sine len ncahy thiay aa,. Ia,
intelligence hes h-ea rereiasd, aud Gien. sssi a.
his amy uas ssilI II Pseaaa. aoro.in,s "a !,
asur As % wlaea he VIA p.Oaalay move Gsp
thai rlaoe; soae s0rPsss shat he wouls m.,eh
The 6rss wesk u aasuas som Int NJ was S.,l,
waiting ior ths n nftrcemrnl under Cen. Psrr.
others thai he will make no moseEenl uaos \,
city q Mealcs, without Urgent Necessity. dunn.
tho rainy sea-.a. whici, bcgan on tAe I0.h 4
Juae. AMI sifl "a end lefre llie il sepieml,r
In the meea lims.ssrious rOnjcrtures are IN IL.
euiaiion II relalian % de prspcei az peace; n,
We arr no, alie u sc. IL any ding dat n.
iTanliTsl any good ioundsish or tie lsIirf ,hs,
such desisalls event viii spaoiiIy lalr Ilsor.
II i shali iurn out, as sane speculate, that prsse
can Is secured without anOlher bsiIlc, the soun.
Try viii. No doubt, greatly Isjpiss a. The neus.
liowsserdaIk We max esFYm the I4ss;uel of
speedy irrminall1n ef this pnf0r,unase war. We
vet siaccEely hopc that jna and wise COUNSEL.
may prevail, and that hoih partirs viii conrlu.Ie
that ihsif Interests will le hc~i Pnomo,cd b. a
specly settlement ~ al difficulties. .@a
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81 ~. R...-ne. A.sEa.a-



FiftcA Days Later iren Fusala aIt
TT EeKioe III
The Il. :. s.esnsr FaslaiHn. Capt. is,
arEise.l lac las sTening lOm Nsrs Cruz
hIiseing IS asies finn that lei,y 10 DC ?,
inssal. Iler ness j. masI iap0risnI
Gfn. Scusi y - sasll II Pnrl,ls on llx sol
Il July.
Oar islssrs fran Vera cnz differ snms-
Ehsi frnm AIG. Keniaai's IN reg "a % Ile
prOhatie n.n.emen,s II ten. ScnH. 1hr
TspTrsenl the ehrscrs ~ peace in = mor
'fsvnrahlr Fight ltan Mr. X. ard ssirk :ie
resistance ~ agr at!sance will he alnsHl
noDainal. AlG, kenslall thinks lilIrIenlk
.and giies lis reasons. We ran 0nly iiid
noon Ills noraing lor lis LATEST leIleF,
which will be laulsd beluw. ....-. T.
IN MsEso every lhieg Mas 4 skis
and seysns. IaagEess has hlerTed Az.
Buslansn's letter hssk 70 tie Executive,
AMI IhE0Gn upon him al the TespousiIl-
hliss IL the var. Ahnul $4,000 msn ae
eollesiei for The de.ence al abe ciiy. lnI
she peage party IA the I"En Is YET slTnig
and increasing. and Ihey haze E0 faith n
IiaeH generals. -..~ .... .sa
A gentleman Who eonVersrd with Saa.
IA Anna since Iile mMlsile Of JHly--we sIe
inld this un the best suihuriiy in Tea
cInZ--fnund him in EsFnr ri negaiisIing.
huI dreadIng 10 assume the respnnsibilIig.
Gen. l aleneia had arrived NJ tie capital
with 1000 msn irom San LUIS poIosi--
81 full Ut fight. This embarrassed san
"a -Amns. lie IL himself ton siIoEg Ia
gire up without fight. ss -H
Oar lrliers mention the death 81 i.icut.
Upton. 1t the Rifles. and Lieut.. Surgeon.
at rne If the Pennsylvania Regiments.
The f,fmrr was tie son 81 eXSeaaior
Tiptou. ii inhiana-ihe latter If Senator
Sinrgtrn. of Pennsylvania. Fe@'
Gen. Shields health is nearly rpes,ah.
Ii-hrd. a. his many !rirnds will be delight
cd la hear.
Two letters flom> Lieutenant Whipplc
are Published in the papers. lie is treat
ei kindly as prisoner 81 war. and experts
shortly I" he exchanged. lie was on lis
way 10 cnr,Iova al last accounts. The
letters are ton long frr Us Ia day. Cav.
Snin has him in charge. TO whom Gnvein-
or Wilson has written. thanking him for
his ciriliiies. .--..... ...-. $780,. -. ...
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-08-26
FROM 1'AMPICo.

A late ARRIVAL al New O,leans from
Tampieo supplies the subjoined inleili-
genre: <ss- ~ =.
"it is kn0wa TO an actual certainty
that there is 10 The vicinity Of 'rsmpIco.
some ten miles distant, q force Of nj
less ,han 3.000 men uuder Gen. Garay;
tue ordinary supplies for the Fsmplco
market being almost entirely Gu, Of, and
Whole insfiOr T;iaass being I;T Stopped Ss by
these bands Of ROTH r.. s@ aaee. 4#.@
"OIthe 29th uIhno. an expendition.
consisting OF the u. s. schr. PetreI.
Lieut.. Comd'g Moore. with a tiei4ch-
ment In'fines, aud al artillery 6.poun.
der IN addition 10 her armament. wa.
loved up the Psnuco by the steaner
IODINE. Il is MOI publicly known what
- o be the intention OF The expedition,
but supposed TO DO 10 ave and to init.
m'ds'e the Mtxicsns. and prevent their
Cutting oil Gen. Tsylor's despa'che,,
should he send any by Tampico after his
movement. Tue Mexican de, patches for
the interior have all b'ea stopped, giving
undrn'ablc evidence oi the determined
hostility oi portion il not abe whole OF
the re 'ple. >: .~ ats ass ..., .-..h
"on The 9Th plot was discovered by
which some Of the pusaIes of lhc Lou
jsialIa regiment were found to have been
IN the habit OF stealing cartridges and
selling them to the Mexlcsns. 10 one
Mexican house over sixty pounds were
found eoDcesledin adem john. aud pro,
FORTUNATE quantity Of balls. DC. Two
men were already 10 c1nfiaemeui--one
beions'ng 10 company ID. aud nne 10 con.
pay Hand u was supposed more we're
'mPiIesIed, and that i, had been going on
ior some Tine. The prize received, III.
rePaiei, was seseuly-iys cents lor SIX
ca'ln 'ges. or biz a piece. ,.., .s.-ss "a.
= Since the erection oil shed. on tho
INES Tor the accommodations oil The irnops
The health has constantly, improved, aud
IS nov 'aIj 10 be remarkably goo !, the
most s'ekness prevailing in the Penn.yl.
VsDIa regiment" sss <.....s ss . 49, .-..,
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Fatal Accident. = We arc qrie,eI 4

a Fatal Accident. - We arc gricycL 10
learn, tina, on Thursday As, son of Mr.. Charles
Holcman. Of Pcrson county. lad Of abou, thir-
teen years Of age while working shout thresh-
ing MACHINE, hal his Ect caught. 50 TIA, one Of
them was tom 81, aud the other sl,Orkinely man.
gicd. Surgical all was procured as soon as pos
sihle; but the shock was % great 10 The ncnous
system that their skill could no, avail, and lie
soon c,pired. -''s5@
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-08-26
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
Official Refurns-W,c La, wr,l .

UhftaAh NttNAEs~.-Nc laA wrrk gave
TO our readers the result d ihcclcriicn, in this
state for members of Congress since thea We
nave pcen anlc 70 coeclllc Official returns. which
VIC puI'lIsl, to-day, not only ior prcscu, gra,iita
ton but for future reference.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-08-26

II. ST. nigh, neo,ion, as an object
al lnieres, 10 his nsiIve frrend., that Gen.
Sa,elds is here and In good health. The
health oIlhe Army continues to improve,
aud large portion OF 'he soldiers may
now be said To be accliInaIed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-08-26
In the Mstamoras Flag Of the 4fh inst,
We fnd The following; w.. .~f -a.t.

o Advance upon San Luis. NJ q,
jor Arthur, formerly qoarlernias,pr az Ce.
srslso, werlesrn. that Gen. Wool has re,
ceived orders Ia proceed y iih The advance
Of Gen. T'yIoE's column, OF the 2U,h
INST, 10 the direction Of Encarnsclon,
some twenty leagues from Buena yi-t,,
where be wilt establish a depot, INTO
which toUrmontbs rations will be thrown.
ne army will then advance upon San
LUIS aud communication be opened WITH
TamPlco or Tuspsu. IRON whence sup.
Plies will thereafter. be received. All lhe
mules and o'her means Of transportation
have been ordered above, and ACTIVITY pre-.
Va'ls throughout .he whole department.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-08-26

Mortality in ", York.-Tbere we're
Az deaths in New York city week before
last. Of these 22s were children under
Eve years Of age. s''s' ~ ~..'s' " '.: - 4
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-05-21

THE TIME-HoNoRrD Custom Of taking a little open
ing medicine in the Spring Of the year, is founded in
comlpon sense and sound philosophy. Every one is
sensible OF the inconvenience experienced ON the re-
currence Ola warm spell, after "A season ofcull wealth
or. A feeling of lassitude, drowsiness, sometimes q
swimming OF he head and head ache, a sense ui full
ness, and a host of unpleasant symptoms, are the
general results The morbid accommodations ofwintrr
are set loose by warm weather, and float in the cir
culatiun or lodge in some part OF the body. Hence il
is perhaps, that Spring is so fatal to con-uinptiycs and
others.
For the purpose OF purifying the blood, and other ia,
ids, there is no medicine superior to Wrights Indian
Vegetable Pills, and II is strongly recommended Ms .
Spring Medicine. These Pills act upon the whole
system, and not on one part OF il merely, as Other
pills do. Hence if disease is present in any part, il
must be driven forth.
Beware OF counierfeits Of all kinds Some are coat.
ed with sugar others are made to resemble in out
ward appearance the original medicine. The safes
course Is, to purchase from the regular agents only, on,
or more OF whom may be found IN every village ant
town in the State. Principal Office, lGJ Race street
Philadelphia.
The genuine for sale by THEODORE A. PECK
the sole agent Tor Burlington and vicinity.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-05-21

-..,,, 49, lac,
IuPI was puo,lsneu uree weeks successNeiy, ~ a.
" WHICH Pu9ncations MIS- y, tweh'y uuys pliol " ~
.nne SCI ,or neat.hs' ms pea WIS uaNcIs.IL; ,h !,
.iial the deenuah produced lHe records M, " "rs ,wns
appeaIeo 'nat .ne ntsl Oh ue tntee pu" ~, a. hcnr.
more 'nan I ven'y days before te lillc T. hW I'M,
ing, Dut me last was not ne county cuul, !" w. t,,
inc PROOF showed a sufficient connpllance VI, a ~,
nhu rendered judgment loi tue u'lnnun,', ,n,I
by piaintlii. Argument ny 4, u"n'Dm ~ -
llrdcy. Tor ,plalnli, and by ID """' III"
thdndter Tor defendant. l;..or,irr
Inc Court, FER kELLoGG' - pAAis' r,rcces'
held, that there Is q distinction u'.N' H., ,mn I,ttcr
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NEW GOODS.
DEADY MADE CLOTHINGS. |. d.

III BINBY go, now have their furnishing room
well filled with every variety of Coats, Vests, and
Pants, Tor men and boys. Coats from - cents up TO
five dollars. Call and see.
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TavIor and his Generals.

Best Edition % cents.
A Biography OF Maj; Gen. Jay
ana sketches of the lives of WORTH, WOOL,
and TWIGGS: with a iul. account OF the various
actions of their divisions in Mexico up to the. present
time together with Il history OF the bombardmcnt ut
Vera Cruz. aud u Sketch OF the lie OF Ma. Gen.
WINFIELD SCOTT.
EmJelished pih Portraits and Engrarings.
| Portrait ofGencral Taylor, in full regimentals
the only accurate Likeness yet engraved.
. General Taylor, equestrian figure.
3 We ARE commanded 10 take that battcry-Fol-
low - Mays Charge)
4. Charge OF the Infantry at Monterey.
8 Charge of Wortl's division at Monterey.
6 Dragons shutting General Taylor, as they adj
vanccd to the charge of Bucna Vista.
I. Portrait OF Gen. Worth, in full regimentals.
3, Portrait OF Gen. Scott, in full regimentals.
9. Mapo Vera Cruz andi its vicinity.
Complete in one volume, oi 800 pages, duodecimo,
printed on good papcr and neatly put up in paper bind.
ing.
This day received by
May Is, lol7. 1--WE c. GOODRICH.
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The American Art-ymiom.

SEVERAL F1NECOws. ENQUmE At HAIR
- ringion's Drug Store. I5tf
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nlarkrts.
brighton Market--Monday. May II.

At market. $40 Beet Cattle, 20 yokcs working oxen
so Cows & Calves, $50 Sheep aud about 5000 Swine.
Bret Catie-EXtra, S1.75: first quality - 30; Sc
,ond and hind qualities, from $3.50 10 81.
UOykias Orca--Salcs made at Sy2, 500, 100 and
Slij.
Cot,s and Calres--Sules noticed at S2l %, 30 to
- and SD each.
.Sie,p--All sold last Satnrday--prices moi known.
Nirine--Sales nj wholesale, ). for Sows, and 6.ior
Barruws. At retail. from 64r to g cts. pcrlb.
y B.--A very lew fine oxen left over at the close
say ! o'clock.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-05-21

SEAsosABLE REMEDY-During the warm season o
the year, disorders OF the hillary and digestive organs
occur generally to an unparalleled and distressing cX-
tent. Some remedy ola safe, easy and effective ope-
ration, has long been n dcsideIatum among those 50
afflicted, and which is now offered in DR.. Woods
Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Bitters, n carefully pre-
pared and substantial remedy of well established rrpu-
tation wherever it has been used. To those in need OF
a tonic or apcrient during the present season, we say
give it a trial.
Be particular and ask for DR.. Woods SaIsqpa-
rilla and Wild Cherry Bitters, and receive no other.
For sale By THso. a. PECK. 1--WE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-05-21

.IPart | contains Easy Lessons for Beginners. Part
, contains Lessons ior all Scholars. Part , contains
the highest operations. Key 10 Parts and 3. Qucs-
tons to Part 3. This series OF Arithmetic Is in use in
the Schools Of New York, Philadelphia, aud Boston,
and in other institutions where the modern improve
An..nt. .r. nLnn.Lul
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JAMES ORR,
DR6PER AND TAILOR.

IIAS removed his shop to College street, under the
IL Free Press office, where he will wait upon his
customers at all times.
lie has Just returned from New York with a supe-
rior assortment of all articles for Gentemcn's wear, Of
the latest styles and best qualities, viz. English, French
and German Broadclotls, Cassimcrcs Of all kinds
Vcstings, Bosoms, Cravats, Ncckcloths, IIandker-
chiefs, Gloves, all kinds OF Trimmings for Garments
&c. &c.
Particular attention will be given TO cutting for
others TO make mp.
Burlington, May 90, 1917. Al
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BAILEN'S ALGEBRA.

Bailcy's First Lessons in Algebra, for Academic,
and Common School. Key to the above, Tor Teachers
The above Algebra is on the inductIye plan. and Is
designed Tor those not vcTsed IN the science. 1t ha,
long been used asa Class Book in the Pablo School,
OF Boston, and Is introduced into various Schools ano
Academies Of high character in all parts otthe United
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