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NINEVEH- Hinged Lions.

Sir,-In what you lately published respec-
ting the recent discoveries on the site ofNin-
even, ii is said there are many carvings OF
winged lions. Ii may not have struck all
your readers that here is very remarkable
and interesting conformity brought TO light
between those ancient remains and the
words Of Scripiure Dan vii. ~ in reference
TO the Assyrian empire, the first was like la
lion, and had eagles wings"
A tact so pleasing 10 the believer, and so
useful as fresh argument against the scep-
tic, ought not, think TO pass unnoticed.
am. sir, your constant reade r.-London Rec
ord
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D [ E D.

In Sheboygan, Wis. on the 18th nlt,, Mrs
Agnes H., wife OF Samuel B. Ormsbee and
daughter of the late Hon. Moses Strong OF
Rutland, aged 50.
In Shoreham, on the 10th inst. after short
but severe sickness, Of six days. Timothy F.
youngest son of Isaac Chapman, Esq. aged
Is years.
The ways OF God are inscrutable, His
thoughts are not as orr thoughts, Else he
would have spared thy Benjamin.
In Cincinnati o. OF consumption, Mary
Austin aged is, daughter Of Seneca Austin,
oil Covlngton Ky. formerly OF Orwell.
In this village on the sth inst. Miss Jerusha
Frisbee, aged 81 years,
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~ The Supreme Court commences its
session In Middlebury this day. The Hon.
Stephen Royce presiding. The Court now
consists of ten Judges Two new ones were
added by the Legislature at the last session
TO wit Hon. Chnrles Davis of DanviIle and
Highland Hall Of Bennington. Tho last
Free Press speaks well of the first appear
ance of Judge Hall upon the bench in Chit
tendcn County
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STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Addison SIS.


Be it remembered that. at a Probate Cour,
held al Middlebury in and for the Dist riot Of
Addison, on the 9Th day Of january, A. d,
1S47.
Two instruments each purporting To- be the
last will and testament of
SALLY WRIGHT
late OF Shorcham in said District deceased,
having been presented to this Court for pro-
obate 1t is therefore ordered, that said in
struments be examined and considered by
this Court for probate at the session Of this
Court, 10 be held at the Office of A, G. White
Esq. in said Shoreham, on Thursday the 4lt
day of February next, at one O'Clock in tho
afiC moon and that notice thereof be given
he lEivrn Ia all prrsnns Interested. that they
may uprsar AMI III 'kc their n,.; i.'''s il any
they may have, TO the prubaIe and allowance
Of said instruments, by publishing serufrd
copy Of this order in the Northern Golaxy-
n newspaper printed at Middlebury-three
weeks successfully previous 10 the time of
said Court.
j. S. Bushnell, Register.
A true copy Of record,
. 81 attest j. s. Bushnell, Register.
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BENJAMIN BACON

Continues his Daguerreotype business in
Miss Adams building, up stairs, near the
soalh end of The bridge, where all those who
wish to have their pictures taken, can have
them in a new styl and with new finish.
which surpasses anything ever before offered
10 the public. giving the picture higher lus
ire and harder finish than any chemical pro-
cess now in use in any other operation. This
is an invention of his OWL, Land all thnse wish
ing to have periectand permanent licensees
will do well TO call and examine for them
selves, before getting them al any other
place,
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rTHE PARKER ASSOCIATION

c. THE PARKER ASSOCIATION
No. B. Of the United Brothers of Temperance
of Shoreham, VI. was organized on the 9th
inst. The following officers were elected.
Kent Wright President.
Bella Howe FIRST Vice President.
Hiram Rich Second Vice President.
Charles B. Conant Third Vice President.
Joseph w. Atwood Rec and Cor. Sec.
Jed. G. Bascom Financial Sec.
Cyrus B. Fobes Treasurer.
VIM. Moore Marshall.
Franklin X. Haven Deputy do.
Hiram, Liusley Assistant do.
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Gentlemen ?

LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE Posr-OFFIcE AT Mp
DLEBURT, Dec. 3IsT 1916.
Amos Brown, Mrs. May Jackson,
Miss Mary Adams, Mr.. Wi liam Kahan,
Mrs. Adams, Margaret Me. Garvin.
Mrs. A. Cummings,2 Henry Nc Leod.
Miss L. Cole Alfred Merrill.
| Barney Conlin, David Merrill
VIM. Carr, 3. May Oviit
Luman Case, Elihu Peck, 3
Simon O. Clark, John Prime,
Edwin Clark ChaS. p. Riden,
Zachariah Clark, Miss Aurilla Sblcy,
John Campbell, William A. Sumner,
Edwin Dixie, Eph- Spalding,
Thomas DuPuS, Rev. Augustus Smith,
WinsIow Field, William Sanford
Miles Farr, S. Thompson,
John Fudge, James Tucker,
Mrs Lovinia B. EldridgeEdward Tufts
Francis Gee, Mrs. Ama Wilson,
Mrs. Damia B. Holton, 2Eunice Wilson,
Mrs. Lucelia Hyde, II. S. Williams,
Miss Margaret Hurd, Riley Williams.
N. Hathaway,
Persons calling for any Of the above mentioned
letters, will please designate them as ADVER'
TISED.
3f2 cts in addition to the postage are charged
on all advertised letters.
EDWARD D. BARBER, P. NJ
In order that the Postmaster may he able 10
meet the Drafts oftbe Department ii becomes alb
soutely Necessary that the accounts which have
been standing three months and longer should be
PAID IMMEDIATELY. Persons who neglect TO paw
their accounts within two weeks from this date
will not be credited any further
p. o. Middlebury, VI. Jan 1917.
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Ealszl:5 80
D s D
"UNRESISTING SLIDE YOKE"


The subscriber would respectfully Inform
the public that he is the proprietor OF this
kind of Ok Yoke in this region patented 10
David Chappell Esq. Of Sheldon VT The
advantages of this yoke FOR cattle who are in
the very troublesome habit OF crowGing are
almost incalculable by enabling the cattle
TO travel at Il greater or shorter distance
from each other, all Inconvenience from The
disagreeable habit ofhauling are avoided in
the worst of animals. This object is COM
pletely accomplished by a wheel and slide
attached TO bows with cogs which are placed
on the top of the yoke as will appear by
perfect noodle OF the same 10 the hands Of
his agents. All who have used this SORT Of
yoke have expressed the fullest satisfaction
in its utility. He has appointed Jeremiah
Pratt, Of Addison his general agent for this
patent. WILLIAM H. PRATT.
n. B. The proprietor or one Of his agents
will be at St. Adams on Monday January
iih 1917. nj The American in Burlington on
Monday the lI:h AMI at Yersc.ncs the
Th ursday loliumin
The subscribers are agents for the follow
ing counties, viz. Bennington, Windham
Rut and. Addison and Orange, and they are
prepared to dispose of County, Town. or in
vidual Rights on favorable terms 10 pur-
chasers. The yokes can be seen at their
reside nee in Cornwall, or at N. Woods store
in Middlebury. S. S. & S. 3. ROCKWELL
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NORTH CAROLINA.

The bill 10 re- district the Steie of North
Carolina has become a law. Under il the
Wings will probably elect five or six of The
nine members OF Congress.
The North State Wing proposes Richard
) Donnei, ofCraven county, as candidate
Tor Congress in lis district.
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ALSO,

which he has commenced and intends TO con-
tinue at the same place. He will clean and
repair watches in the best manner. and war
rant the same. Those who have hitherto en-
ployed him in this branch of business, can
witness 10 his neainess and skill in perfor-
ming ii.
Middlebury, JAN 19h, 1S47.
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LATER SrILL.-Later advices from
the seat of war leave no doubt that Santa
Anna was marching TO SaltilIo, and that Gen.
Taylor and Gen. Worth are directing the
marches Of their troops in the same direction.
We may aeon expect TO hear of a great bat
lie.
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Middlebury Female Seminary,

Tho semi annual examination of the Mid
Fem. Sem. will takeplace on Monday and
Tuesday the 25th and 10Th OF January.
Those who feel an interest in The school and
the public generally are invited to attend.
The next term of the above institution will
commence on Wednesday the 18th Of Feb
ruary next. and continues / weeks
S. PEARL LATHROP, Principol.
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Shocking accidental very melancholy
accident occurred al Sheboygan on the 22d
inst Mrs Ormsbee. returning from the fu-
neral OF Mrs J. l.. Moore, was thrown 10 the
grounL by the upsetting of wagon. and her
neck broken by the fall. She died in 10 or
ID minutes. Mrs. Ormsbee wus the daugh-
ter oI Judge Strong OF Vermont, and the Sis
ter Of Mr.. John Strong Of this city, and Mo-
ses NJ. Strong of Mineral Point...LiLr-aukie
Sent. 2Sh.
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PENNsYLvANIA.-GOv. Shunk's MESSAGE
supports the views of the National Govern
ment with regard TO the war. and recem-
mends an appropriation public lands as n
reward TO the army. He opposes the Tariff
OF 1916. and urges a return 10 the protective
principle.
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Notice..

THE subscriber requests all persons hav-
ing unsettled accounts with him 10 call and
settle the same by note or otherwise. In my
absence the accounts may he found at the
store of Fl. A. SHELDON. who is authorized
to settle the same. ZACHECS BASS.
Jan. 10, lS47. 50
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In Arlington on the 18th inst by Rev. 5,
Shipherd of Troy n. Y. Mr.. A. F. Ellsworth
OF Cornwall TO Miss S. A. Benedict of the
former place.
In Potsdam NJ Y. on the 25ih uIi. BY Rev
E.. w. Plumb, Prot. Vim. H, Parker. Princ-
pal OF ST Lawrence Academy, TO Miss Cath
arine Denton, Prcccrrress of the same in
stitution.
In Vergennes On the 18th, by Rev. H. F.
Leavitt, Mr.. William NJ. Burt of Pompton,
N. }. 10 Miss Martha L. Thorn of Addison.
In Panton on the 18th, by Clark Conant
Esq, G: B. Conant of Shoreham, to Miss
Fanny Watts, OF Stowe, VI.
In Underhill VT. on the 31st inst. by NJ.
z. Barney, Esq, Mr.. Harrison Perrigo of
FerrlsbuIg Centre, 10 Miss Susan Cady, of
the iormer place.
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Herr Driesbach the lion tanner. had a mar
row escape few days ago in Cincinnati.
He was in a cage with the lion under the
tanning process. when the savage beast at
tackled him. and tore every vestise of cloth
ing from his person. lie escaped however
without any bodily injury.
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X Y Z Y z,

THE subscriber does not pretend
say that he has the
BEST ASSORTMENT
of goods. in tie country, nor that he will
sell them
CHEAPER
han can be bought in the state; but he
offers for sale large variety of goods u
sually keptin village store, which he in
tends to sell as low as his neighbors do who
are doing legitimate business and living
by their business. His only object in sell
ling goods is to make money, and thereby
make liUing he intends however to do it
houorably, fairly, and by selling at moder-
ate profit. He has now on hand a large
quantity ofne,0 DRY GOODS. GROCER
les, DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
HARDWARE &c, and will exchange them
for cash or most kinds of PRODUCE.
Fl A. SHELDON.
Middlebury 3Oth Oct. 1916. 81.
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"A CLEAR STAGE AND NO
FAVOR"

The subscriber finding happy state OF
society and warm friends in Middlebury, has
given up all idea Of quitting the place, and
has determined to settle down for the bal
ance of his natural life. He will devote
himself TO the business OF taking Daguerreo-
type pictures, and as he is not new hand at
the work; he is confident OF giving satisfac-
zion 10 any who may call at No. Z. Nichols
Building, on the bridge.
c. w. BALD WIN.
N. B.-If there are any who want their
pictures taken with an old fashioned finish.
which has been discarded by the profession
for three years. they can have them done at
No. 7. as readily as any where else.-c. W. E.
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ANTI SLAVERY LECTURES.

Mr.. w. G. ALLEN, an eloquent and ed
ucated colored man from Troy. N. Y. and
a native Of Virginia, is expected 10 lecture in
the Torn Room, on Saturday eUening, and
perhaps SdasCtay ere'lings the 23d d'ld 24th
inst commencing at 6 1-2 O'Clock. The pub
lie Q, morally are invited 10 attend.
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THE GREAT STRUGGLE

The following letter from Tie Courier and
Enquirer confirms the adviccs which have
reached US through other channels. The
great struggle between Slavery and Free
dom has now come, May God prosper the
Right:
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SCHOOL, EXHIBITIONS.

Instructions in practical EIcculion or the
arr of Speaking Pieces with Gesture &c. &c.
EXHIBITIONS attended and Superll-
tended; for terms &c. apply al my residence
after 4 O'Clock, p. NJ.
FIJI. CAMPBELL.
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ESTATE OFELIZABETH HUNSDEN.
We the subscribers being appointed by the
probate Court for the District of Addison
Commissioners TO revise examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate of Elizabeth Hunsden, late OF
Shoreham in said District deceased represen-
ted. insolvent and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in Offset thereto And six
months from the 10Th day of Dec. 1916 be-
ing allowed by said Court for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice that we
will attend to the business of our said ap-
poiLtment atthe Dwelling house of VIM. w
Hunsden in Shoreham OH the I'd Thursday
ofApril and June 1917 from o'clock \ NJ.
until III O'Clock p. NJ. on each of said DAYS
MARVIN NORTH, Com
L. b. HARRINGTON. ( missiouers.
Dated at Shoreham this 10lh day of De-
cember 1916.
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Sherif's Sale.

Inc Stock of Goods lately owned by I. C.
MEAD In Cornwall, shall sell at Public Auc-
ton at the Store lately occupied bv said Mod in
Cornwall aforesaid. Sale commencing on Fr;-
day the 18th day Of January lS47, at O'Clock A.
NJ. Terms agreed on al the sale. Probably a
liberal Credit will he given o n all sums over 10
or 20 dollars.
The stock consists ola good assortment of
French, English, and American Broadcloths a
large lot Of Alpacca's and prints, together with
very extensive assortment Of Fancy GOons also
large lot of Hard Ware and Crockery; together
with an excellent assortment of Groceries. also
Boots and Shoes of styles and qualified to numer-
Gus to menIion and in short il is as good stock
OF goods as can be fonnd ir any Store in the Coun-
ty. D. S. CHURCH Sheriff.
Middlebury, January 9th 1877.
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LAKE DITNMORE GLASS "a

The Stockholdersof the Lake Dunmore Glass
Company are hereby notified that their annual
Meeting wilbeholden attheir officein Salisbury
on Monday the 18th day ofJanuay 1871, at o.
clock A. NJ
KENT WRIGHT Clerk.
Shoreham, January 5, 1917.
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To all interested.

TIE NoTEs and ACCOUNTS of c. Birge,
and all demands due c. Birgc and Son. can
be found for short time at their old stand.
and mus. be settled Immediately
C. BiRGE g. SON.
MiddIebury. Jan. 19, al. SO
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OPINION OFTHE PRESS

OI INION OF NE HESS
From the Sentinel and Reformer, Worces.
Ter, Mass, June, 1845.
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY.
The beneficial effects Of this rem edial
composition are astonishing 10 the world,
and make it Ole OF the most popular medi-
cines now known. For Coughs, Colds, and
consumplive cases. lis curative powers are es-
tablished by numerous testimonials of the
highest character. In the first stages Of dis
ease. termed catarrhal Consumption" orig
mating from neglected Colds, it has beenused
with undertaking success, and hundreds &C.
knowledge they owe the restoration of their
health TO this invaluable medicine.
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS on
the wrapper. w. P. Russell, Agent
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U United Brothers of Tenn
peranCe. ID

Will hold there next meeting on Wednesday
Tomorrow EVENING" at Masonic Hall. Let eve,
~ Brother be at his post.
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lcayinrin the Treasury

leaving in the Treasury
Rev E.J. Halleck delivered an Agricul
tuIal address.
On motion, it was
Resolred, That the thanks Of the Society
be presented 10 the Rev. Z. J. Halleck for
his able and appropriate address,and request
him to furnish a copy for publication
The President Geo. T. Hodges, r. Pier
point. and J. L. Marsh were appointed
committee 10 procure the publication Of Rev.
Mr.. HalIock's address, the address of Prof.
L. s. Carr al the Annual Meeting IN 1876.
and The essay ofDr Nath Ives, on the prep
araiion OF manures.
On motion the meeting was dissolved.
&c. THRALL, Rec. Sec.
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DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE..

The subscriber having sold out his inter-
es; in the Cornwall store, wishes 10 close the
accounts due him. He will be found al the
store formerly occupied by him. on Monday,
Tuesday and Saturdays Of each week. All
accounts Enclosed, will then be removed
for collection. 7. W. COLLlNS.
Cornwall, JAM 10, 1917.
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Removal.
Do VAnhuA!Ipg$HgIA

ILL supply of CHOICE TEAS, con
sisting of
Medium to finest Tyson Skin,
Various grades Twankey and Impcii-
al Twankev,
Hyson and Twankey Hyson,
NiugyOng POuchong &c. &c.
The above Teas were selected with care
and are warranted fresh. ALSO, on hand
full supply of superior
Old Govt Java }Cof- { Syrup Mola<>c:,
Rio, and Brown Sugars.
No. / Mackerel and Salmon,
Pure Winter Sperm Oil,
Porter's Patent Burning Fluid,
Sperm and Tallow Candles.
Rasins, Spices, Starch, Soap &c.
Which will prove equal to recsmmeula-
ton, and will be sold cheap for cash or
most kinds of Produce. 81
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BLACKSMITHING.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform
IL the inhabitants of Middebury and vicin-
ity that he has opened the shopformeriy oc-
upied Ivy his Father. Adnah Smith deceased,
in the hollow near judd. Marble Factory,
.k.,.1 L.: l..
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ROOT PORTER.

&SSO - ! "a = sx4lt
THIS PORTER, being manufactured from some
Of the most celebrated ROOTS Of Germany and the
United States, acts powerfully az a PURIFIER Of
the BLOOD, and is the BEST CATHOLICON ev-
er discovered fur the cure Of DYSPEPSIA The
most free and liberal use Of this beverage so f4i
from being followed by unpleasant ction, tends
TO restore. regulate and nvigorate the nervous sys
tenn. The most delicate females may partakc IL il
not ouy with immunity but with the sensible adj
vantage.
The Anti Dyspeptic Root Porter is composed en-
tirely sf Vegetables and temperance beverage ID
not surpassed.
The followin gentlemen have been appointed agents
Tor The sale Of the above, aud they will keep sup-
ply constantly hand, all orders written or vetITa
address, them the Proprietor. will he prompt
ly attended to.
". p. Russell, W. D. Middlbury, Vt.
e. W. PaTmelee, Druggist Bristol, VT
mESsRs. L. t. Co Stevens Vergennes Vt.
Manufactured in Burlington w. BY
w. G. MUNSON.
For sale in Barrels, Kegs, and Bottles. Sent 10
any part Of the United Sia-es. 50
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BLACKSMITHLNG

in all lis branches.
He has furnished himself with good help,
and intends 10 have all jobs in his line of busi-
ness done promptly; and in the best manner.
HORSE. AND OK Shooting
done in thehcst manner. and at the shortest
notice. All kinds of FORGING AND
CARRIAGE YORK done in the best style
and with dispara. He soIicils The custom OF
his friends and the public generally. His
prices will be reasonable, and as he IS de-
termined To he constant in his attention 10
his customers, he hopes to be favored with
lair proportion OF public patronage,
EDWIN C. SMITH.
Middlebury, Jan. 10Th. 1917. S3SIGt
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SLEIGH SHOES.
A good assortment, for sale by
Oc'' ~ 40 c. W Simmons.
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Fresh Arrival

WHITE HAVANA SUGAR, Just re.
ceived and for sale by 9. NJ. SIMMONS.
MiddIebury, Dec. 10, 1916.
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R.st acre of CORR r Hallock, w w
ID best, H. Murphy, . nv
ID hest c Thrall, 0O
zt All best best, H w Lester, W
Resi- haTacre of potatoes. 256 bushels -
pks. H w Les Ter. w
Best quarter acre Of beans. bushels, IN
H. Griswold, W
I'd best, J. w. Pooler, W
Best quarter acre of carrots 300 bush. IN
E. J. Halleck. w
Best acre OF Oats, So bush. 3 pks. qS- ~
Fl. w. Lester, Uo
I'd best, H. Mussey, w
Abstract of ITedsursrs Report
Nec ;.l',;on from "''' s267 90
~ eu'uSo, T.oa.r 210 80
477 80
Paid for stationary & blank books, So IS
Paid Mr. Beeman for publishing
notices, constitution, &c. 30 "A
Paid premiums as PEI receipts. 10 0o
o015 ~
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Buffalo Robes,

A super excellent qualify just received
27 II. A. SHELDON.
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Mackerel 4 Salmon.

No Mackerel and Salmon, lately caught
and in prime order, for sale by
% Z. VALLETTE.
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P. PINE LUMBER.

THE Orion Mills, on Cape Fear River, Is miles be-
Il low WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA, hav-
Ing been recently put IN perfect order, with large
wharf, entirely new, prepared 10 furnish j. LINN
her, oi all la descriptions. Theter acconmnda
ting and deck loads cargoes supplied equal in quail
ity to any furnished on the river, with despatch, al
The wharf, deliverable clean om the saws. The
Mills are in sight of New Inlet, where vessels pass in
aud out, wnen ready, can 60 by the way of smith
vile, and out Main Bar. ! he location offers in.
duce 1ens in the saving of Pilutaee aud Ighterage
which often on large class vessels-and greater
security of retaining
Steamboats, pass up and down daily for conmunca-
ton " iih town.
Applications addressed To the undersigned at vii.
mugtnn, N. c., will he answered.
1898 F. LORD or X. W. BROWN.
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NEW STOCK AT
"The Centre Street Market -

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the a.
habitans of this city that he has just rcpenisl,ed
and opened an entire stock OF Goods in his line
at the we'll known "Ceifre Street Market. Tender
ing his sincere thanks to his numerous customers for
their liberal patronage in times past he hopes they
will continue such patronage under the additional in
ducements which he now offers them. In future as
in time past his goods will he of the best quality, aud
at AS low prices as at any place in the city.
The St0, X at the "Cenire Street Market "cnnsists
in part follows All kinds Of FRESH PRO
VISIONS! such rs Beef, Pork Poultry, Butter,
Cheese, Eggs, Apples, Potatoes, &C., the hest the
market VIII afford also, Lard, Flour, Meal. Rice
Rasins Spices, ground and unground ; Confeciion-
airy Candies, Soap, OIL Mo:asses, Sugar, Vinegar of
Palmer's manufacture; Earhen aud Stone Ware
Wooden Ware. Common Crockery Ware, &c, &c.
Those in want of of the above articles are~in.
yited to call before purchasing elsewhere.
WILLIAM JOY.
Bath, Dec. %, 1s47. d47