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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-02
THE BANNING LACE.

HE BANNING LAtE.
1R. smith. most respectfully informs the public
- that he has purchased OF Dr. Emery the riIht to
manufacture and sell DR.. Banning's highly celebrated
and invaluable
PATENT LACE.
winch tar srpasses every thing OF the kind in market
ANA KNOWING that the article which has been used in
this section has been OF inferior quality causing
many a failure, whereas, it a good article had been
faithfully applied, cure would have been the result
ne mas made arrangements fora suppl! from the orr
glnal factory OF DR., Banning, that every Lace may b.
perfect and every patient bcnctcd by It, The Doctor
therefore invites all who need anything OF the kind to
give him call.
Let the invalid consider that the Lace is for the re-
ei and cure OF thu following diseases, which OF IA
displacement weakness OF the organs OF the body,
viz:
Weakness of the breast shortncss ofbrcath cough
and splitting o blood ;paIpltaon OF the heart;
weakness OF the side aud stomach ;dvs-
pcp,ia cosveness and piles pain
III the back with curvature. bear
inG down with weakness of
the hips and lower eX-
rcmlties and droop-
ing oi the body
pecaily IN young
ladies and chill
dren.
The above and other analogous affections have
hitherto baed all constitutional treatment but sine,
they have been viewed as Mechanical and have been
treated by the Lace they have been easily cured ana
we can now see host OF cases seemingly we'll or hal
well, or combined with real disease. requiring medl
cIne who cannot 'nloy life be- cured upon common
principles Of treatment ; and why because then
house Is falling down. and by binding them up
their pans vanish, and atcacy to internal remedies
thereby given.
aTOnan examination ofn Committee ofrmincp-
medical men, appointed by the American Institute a
Premium Diploma was awarded to this mstru-
ment. 21tt
n B. Those applied by the doctor, he rarranfs ID
M and to bencf the patient; but the same may be had
al llaTngtons, who also has an assortment OF Jenef,
-uediciHe, at the lowest cash prices
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-02
AT BURLINGTON, VERMONT,

Comprises one OF the most splendid and qer.,,l
Stocks in the State All goods bought and sod
strictly for Cash, and OF course Chcap sun
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-02

VINHERE ARE THE MOST CONCLUSIVE REASONS why
i that class of Medicines denominnted PA
TENT" should be made the means OF incaculahlc
and enduring blessings to the human family. Sup,
pose Tor example that hg|order OF talent long and
experience are brought bear upon the invention and
manufacture OF PILL. Why may not TINS long de,
voion to this division ofmcdica science be crowned
with the success that attends the sacrifice OF similar
talents and toll in other hnrsl There ia no reason
and it is but the simplest dictate of the simplest com
mon sense to say, that Pill thus produced VIII be as
perfect an article as can be made by man. Imenfytre
years dcroti0n TO any subject VIII give man OF
ability the mastery over it. This labor has been bes-
f,,,t a.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-02
VI. Ct. esas.,l,syn a. DO,
SELLING OFF AT COST.

'INtE SUBSCRIBER. ABOUT TO CLOSE UP
L his business ut Wiston offers for sale his re-
mining stock of goods at cost. Having MS great a
variety as any store in the county. the present is
rare opportunity for families To supply Themselves ut
wholesale prices. To his old customers in Wston
Richmond and Jericho, he would particularly say that
now is the time for great bargains
z = Please tocall and examine for yourselves
WiIlston, Feb. l6. 3li iIIS Ii CANEIELD.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-02
Turkish Tobacco.

ii AAlNG RECEIVED 4 FRESH SUPPLY OF
Ill the Genuine Turkish T15acco we are enabled TO
supply those IN want with superior article the low
rate OF ) Lao per III. HARRlNGTGN, Proprietor
.lpnLhecaIies WaN HnrLinotun. II
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-02
STRONGS 4 co.

WHOLESALE d. RETAIL DEALERS
In Hardware, Cutlery, Iron, Steel. Sheet Iron. Tin.
Plate, Sheet aud Bolt Copper. Iron Wire, Flour Salt
Paints, Oils Dyc-Suiis Plaster, Grind Stones. sc
Manufacturers Agents for the Sale of Nails and
Iron, and Window Glass of all sizes
General Agents and Commission Merchants Ii
beral advances made on Property consigned 10 them
East Side Court House Square, Burlington, VT II
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-02
AUCTION SALES.

IN 1. SHERWOOD. IT,
f,7Will continue his Auction Sales on the Z y I
I afternoons OF as&-
WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
\ large quantity Of Household Furniture OF
different descriptions viii be cti, red together with
Stoves and Pipe. HfSD, Dry Goods cutlery. Boots
and Shoes ctr which will likewise be sold al private
sale cheapar tInn can be purchased any where else.
Burlington, I-i1. 3Un6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-02

Il HITTING PINS, Sewing Needles, and Daming
~ Needles, warranted the best quality, at
- J. T. RINUiII'N
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-02

fLOCK KEYS, Wire and Cast Bells at
~ - h. J.. RANDALES
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-02

tHA49 whRT1 n ali iG'| ;. ARTI 1.t
supplies of SADDLERY, Coach and Shelf HARD
W AR T. in all its varieties. Also, Drugs and Medi-
cines. Paints, Oils, Narnishcs, etc.
Burlington. 1916.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-02
GRATIS!

In the second place, TRY FILLS. 1t will cost but
the mcrcst trlie, and will introduce you to medicine
which you will deem blessing to the end OF days
\ thousand things press upon the mind OF the advcr-
tl,crS which they would rejoice To saw to the reader
but the limits OF this advertisement forbid But let any
afflicted with the following diseases make trial OF
the Glaeitnberg Pills, and they will be PERAlA.
|, Ia
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-02

FOR TIE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
CURE OF ALL DISEASES ARISING fROM
AN IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOoD
OR HABIT or THE SYSTEM,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-02
INVALUABLE FAMILY COMPANION.

Rouse Point, town Of Champaign
CHntun county, n. D., March, 1911 36W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-30
faf the Nirglaian.
CLIMBING TIE NArl RAJ BRIDGE AGAIN

The climbing oi The Natural Bridge /, Justly considered
one OF the greatest iels u the day Il Nas FIST performed
by MI Plpgr IA tle ct Is :. aud aepin bN MIR
Sinner lew Years ago Since that time no ere has at
tempied tins llertlean task until tins morning. MIR
Mc>urt. Of lanshura. PtnnsS lvauia Went under the
Bridge viii intention If she,chlng this wonderful curl 81.
W whilst thu engaged. he concluded 10 climb H. and
forthwith commenced IN the just under tho cclr
ira ed Cedar stump ihe presence OF Mtssrs Henry c.
b' ushan, and " llliam otrs If Buckingham, Co, Va,
}. lioichhlss Il NV Aaik. and Master Blahe Moore Of
bedford. Nj. Aei<ane began 10 ,sceld with celebrity.
Saun ihe his lodge WIS gained with little difficulty he
then Wound ateu1d tie iat9e projecting pillar from which
visitors are atc stoned 10 view tie Bfdee; alerr ur
sung this r,ut. s,me distance IN a horizontal drtein
he ae"in 'oameee,d ascending the sccond aelne the
hi'ol me aforementioned pillar, going On his Way reph-
eng singing, shouting aud throwing dn"n stoaes. lie
e""'h"'u to "seepd TIL reaching the thud leee which
IS an"uI Il" rei ir1m TIE P-oUo"mg tns ledge 10
wards the height, which again brought hm under the &c
dar stump he sai do"n 10 rest and collected sestul sp
ci"'hs ct S'alaees am lh' place, III all probability
untouched by human hands. Attcrwnanlag tera about
ten minute he fetfae@d his steps unil he came te the
same '"Voe he had las lett. Inc eentleioen rHsort
continued to va oh his mp'onenis Mi Meknne has
S' his 'm,r heayney OF slus, the coases 10 sng and
shout; Utle l. llta silence, Tor he Is al the ntst d
hcut point. ascending pcrPendcuatly with hit little
cuum9cmeut from the soln and prog cinI ticks around,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-30
LiNCHBuLG MARKET.
totneiadtof tia ,ceek ending Friday. august q Si1
i,y Mcdaniel n Lee.

G'peers and Commission Merchants.
1oi0ceo-ln gs-eoumcn 81 % 10 81 15 Coed 81
10 to s. 5oi.eat-commou 50 10 81; good 81 To S. 90
fme shipping s. 30 II 81 Manoiac,nriog-go s. 90
to s. %, fine j. 90 to L. %; Stems Common 81 %
81 so.
H,nrNo sales since last toteign accounts that we
hear Of. We quote 1t at st.15.nS s.. winch prccs We
presume II Mould bring. 10 a limited oNtent for retail
purposes.
heat-On receipt of last i,roisn al. ees fell to 50
to - cents. snce which it has revsoi. now quote
Red % cents, White % cents
Prorisi as-B1con, sales 8. 81 cents. as general
sales, with al of prime. 81 Ia cents, Beet
y t3l cents. Corn Meal, 10 cents
Graia-t orn 50 10 60 ccr,si Oa,s-oloanon % to 80
cents.
Sab Scarce; sales s. 81.
Hemp No sales We hcar oi shoyo 4 cents II is IN
demand and No observe considerable advance in other
markets.
UhiAeg=ilas improved little. Sales 30 cents.
Uooi tonnln 70 cts good Ia tno - to % els
Zoo! RoAs-Fnom wagon. 33 cents from stone
.31.
Cotton lalns-S Sales / cents average nun Der.
Ia!'oie-No salrs.
E'"mdg-Applo IS cents per gallon, Peach none OF
t'ring
Ljnseea ca Sales a, C2l cents arlieo dull
Bcr hon-&e5 10 $50 CO per Ton.
Bata-A very lgh, stock aud rms Butter much
wanted.
Lard sales at9 cents.
Country Ihas--1,w IL to Il ,ents ll,A It
cents
Fcaiters- Sales at Y cts. with some little demand.
T B,esraT-Salcs 3 cents. We quite l's value y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-30
UEDKliF Tt { kTR.
At. b. MERRITT, NJ. H.,
STEPHEN TAYLOR,
HUGH N. NELSON, NJ. A..
+. ". MERRl,t ETHER, Nj. ID.
II. L. CAsTLEMAN.
TIIOS. =. GllOISON.

o. We published last week Gard from member
Of the Hastings Court, in relation to the reasons which
had induced that l4dy recommend the slave Gusavus
to Executive clemency, and prefaccd by word Of
explanation. referring the notice taken of the action
the Courtby the Republican. That paper, Of Thursday
says:
The Nlrgiuan does rs injustice by al cgng that We
'd9SdHeahe recommendation n the co,nt' We did no
such ihnS. We simply expressed our regret that The
court had inade the rec anmendaon. without assailing
Or hit ndlng 10 assa their dees though We believed
aud sui believe, with the tree maimiy, if MT nine
tels. Of the people Of our town. that The court acted c
roneoasy aud unfortunately.
We are requested ty The author ofhc Card say that
his remarks not intended fr the edit rs Of the Re
publican nor had they any personal application whatey
er.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-30

lHE Nlfanlan changes Mr.. Pix with having conferred
ms ni.3ay appointments aIa2s' exclusively upon mem
..'., 1 an' 9f3s l"al ne mas heeh
else a, his military r,y,,,,., >, r. tlis ., , e.
gnian certainly has mo- rr,o l., ysajl him IIs nat Thai
paper been ''gorcTHed erey By purity coa@iderdons.
~ ue'@nnr'n[ ana attempting Ia blast the military repula
,.b we tiyo ~ t, M - w. io,',pa'
would no d ubl have con,o in i bs L,ro NJ EaIar,}
abuse had hr not been near relative Ct Gen Taylur2
W1a' ether Democratic oilcor has escaped the assaults
has " s'ian ana Us parry Na}" o. none bu,
We do mai renenhor ~ ~
done So Yet The Vrqnian ass, Is the President far lis
"Iesed paryism We have all aorg III ught it some
",' strange that Dcn'0cId'c Oil 'ers only shuId be as
ter II ! la" lpI n' !. mas al l'st ia'"o" ''e ni1'
stead Q, u hiysI2 - '.'''' ~"
IRcoubteao IF 7rursclr,
We showed that ,f fifteen itdi,dt ais in,ed Ma.
or Gencras and Bri raider Generals by Mr. Puk all
Were Democrats but onc. Gen CadNalalcr, whom the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-30

The Nirginisn is very angry because the President
appointed | u Pierce 10 II command IN the amy. Ter
hars Mr.. Polk could propitiae It's wrath lay giving It's
friend. Tom toRwiN, hleh appointment in the isId}'
TIN Republican. we flesaae. intended to write Price,
instead oil Pierce. Ice have not said word against
the appointment of the latter. The people Of Missouri.
without regard to party. prlneunee Price unfit for the
saae Of General, havrg saown himself incompetent IL
the command ct regiment Mss uri is Dcmaor ie
State. but who can doubt what would be the choice she
would make, between Doaphan AID Price, were promo
tian To depend upon the popular suffrage! As to the Re
rutlcan's lpIant remark about Mr.. Corwin we have
only to say tIat whilst respect the talents Of that
gentleman. we highly disarproycd the ultalsm Of rs
uuIalliyte speech On he Val. asl session.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-30
DIR. EONNTON'S IECTI RES,

Il will lie thai II Boynton viii. tonight com
of Lectures upont the science OF Electro
Magnetism. " had The pleasure Of hearing HIM on
Friday night explain en- oghotile elementary principles
10 efalle his h'acis 10 esmlnhtLd the operation Of
Nurses Magnetic Td,elaI Il, Which be exhibited and
aet in motion. lie d,se bed the several parts Of tie
instrument, exhibiting working models If each " lI 50
mn cleaIuc-s ard nnoene,s. Hat. when the machine
Mas sci 10 work. there Was not of his auditors who
did mol fully comprehend e construction aud operation
Of an implement, which. from lis mighty aud almost mag
zeal results cy led believe must nect ssar, be
exceedingly complicated, lui which is in fact a very
simple p,ce If mechanism.
We lave before Us lie m,s cordial testimonials to the
merits oI H. H')u'on as IeEsrou,u and eloquent lee
urer y Editors # The ,nh.whee he has been SPEND
ing the last few months. We readily and eonscen-
t,usy eld' rse, after hearing HIM Friday night all
that is said in helaf If his merits lecturer. He is
evidently uastoru the get he lectu es upon has
great h4cncy of spechanda singular faculty OF making
his auditors understand the recondta points Of
science.
He spent some days at tie White Sulphur Springs
aud Wilde there gave course Of Lectures, which eIe
ted the following Card, from gentlemen who heard HIM
Which is entitled 10 the higesi respect:
WnrrG SULPHUR SPRINGS. Aug. % lsi7
The und r>ig1cd. having heard Dr. noyu,on erflIrt.
the application If liecley To the newly improved
Teearaph. take pcasurein bearrg testimony his rare
meris lectGrer. He is lucid in his explanations
successful IN his experiments and particularly happy in
his illustrations: and. While he makes tt principles Of
intricate science Ineligible the humbesl c,pary he
oen suggests interest n trains OF Thought 10 the mere
pracllsrd inquirer. We truly say that ON tbs spu
unusually crowded with tie vJlares Of fashion and
pleasure have received qualification equal 10 that
afforded hy his Lectures. We therefore, do mol hesitate
10 recommend 10 the citizens OF Virginia. Dr. Bayniun
emneuty qualified n give most satisfactory exala
nation Of the principles, structure and operation OF the
Electro Magnetic ieeeraph -eerlalny tt the most
important inventions IN this age of discovery and i'm
fnyenont-aad 10 cXpoend IN mnGe at once simple
natural and ircltuus. of tina curious proper
Ties and laws of these ayser5s agents the mpendera
bic lu.ds-Whlch me- dem science has trouet light
GEORGE II CkFR
At. b. MERRITT, NJ H.,
STEPHEN TAYLOR,
HUGH n. NELSON, NJ A.
+. ". MERRl "a ETHER, NJ d.,
7. T.CASTIEMAN.
THOS = GllOLSON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-30

symPathirs. but frm the wan, of occasion in the ean-
duct oi the Officer We have seen That all the newly
appointed GENERAL officers. with one exception. are Dem
oetas vi the fegGar army proper, there are, besides
the tommandng GepeTsls lnt Ihrec General officers in
The llfd. viz; Wool, faiegs and kcamy, and one
bfeFet General. Worth. oflhese, Twiggs Is the only
ohe who IS Democrat. We do not remember any hing
which Wool. or Worth, has doue 10 cali forth "a word
ofeomplaini.' Win high adniration Of TIE sadilriy
qualities of Cen kearny. believed his course in
Ne" Mexico Unconstitutional and high handed and
demned II accordinsly,-no caring fig what were his
politics.
The Republican has made, What conceive. grave
ehafsas We call upon ii To sub>tantiatc, or retract,
them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-30
MIR. DAVIS SPEECH.

We conclude 10 day the publication of Mr. Rybari J.
Davis speech upon the SUI Jet ola Rail Road from
Richmond to The Ohio River We have no fear Of !uueu
dissent from the ruiouwbeh teg leave Ironouace
that ii would he d 0icu 10 pout 10 any document. q
The same c,mmss which lrcs'nt, 81 many important
facts, enlarged views and ,gcl deductions, in style
50 clear and compact.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-30

IANnos c. G,mtNp, Esq, late of Randolph Ma
ron College, has been appointed Pntssor Of English
literature in the University Of Alabama situated at
Tuscaloosa He has accepted the office, and viii
to tie South in The cours, uta month two. Mr. Gar
land is genlcran If rare natural ondowments. high
mental culture and great moral worth, just the kind d
ran we rgrct to see leaving the SAFE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-30

Mr.. Stanton the late I,moGalic rcIr'stntalise 81
the Memphis District has been reelected by majority
Of teeay scrcn voies-abeui SIX hurried less Than he
fecevedin 1915. The representation stands, therefore,
as it did last Congress, g Denocr is and Wings.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-30

Gj- The Presidency Of William and Mary CoIeg'
again ra,ant-the Rev DR. Hawkes. having declined
his appointment 10 IT, in consequence having been che
aen resident Of The tny,rsity of Louisi9na
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-30

I'c Governor ii Mi sissrpi has appointed Col. JET
iersan Davis Senatori ,ongr'ss Tor tha expried
trn oi the late Mr.. speehl. THIS viii be agreea
BILE Ge~s l., the administration
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-30

Mr.. Clay has rsssd all the invitations to extend his
journey northumberland has returned to the White
Sulphur, Iy the Valley route. Wherever he has az
pearsd be has received with unboundod enthus-
asn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-30


Ar THE | NV ERALIsr CHURCH
EhR BOY NION viii commence course If FouI
81 lectures, Tbs Evening, 30lh lust. the subjects Oh
which VIII be ~ follows
Ist- Monday Electricity and Magnetism Of he Globe
2d-'Iuesday Formation aud Geology The Earth
3dN eonesday Il ectrlciy Of The Human Body
4lh- Thursday -tccrcity If the Vegetable. Mine
raj aud Animal Kingdoms, and its application for the
Cure Of various Disoas S.
The whole to be illustrated hy great variety Of novel
amusing aud beautiful experiments.
For particulars small bills oi the day. Single.
tickets 80 cents gentlemen and Two ades 5 fnIl,,s
Of six II % Doolsopen at half last 1Leclule com
meuce Al precisely.
Aup 80 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-30
PATCHES. JEUELRf sc,


VV'i.L be sold public suction, without reserve.
w on Wednesday I'D da, Of september neNl, Ia
close the concern of ams = Victor, all the stock oil
Goods then remaining han1. The asprtnieni II gne
gend consisting Of GOLD and SILVER LEN Tx
WATCHES all in good order, and good for Time PIE
ni and silver Spcciaeles, Pencil Casts ol Utmost
every descf pon gf.al variety oi Gs,"siplns, Kings
l.oekels Watch Guards Keys. Miniature casos ".
A variety OF SILVER aud hriiiana " are.
Plated Candcslicks. Snull Is aud Trays,
IN sssorment Of Military Goods. &c. and all the mate
fals and Iuos Cor conducting the Watch makihg, Je"
eel : aud Siyelsnith's business.
Ala1. Will be offered Al The same time, Shares OF
Stuck. IN The i,ynehhure aud Salem Tunpka tompa.
n.y. : Shares III thc j. X and X, Company, ) Shares III
the lynchbur1 aud ritsylsanli iihnpIkG Company
Shares IN the Concord. , Shares IN the Blue Ridge
aud | Share in the Natural Budge Turnpike Company
One Hose, Buggy and Harness.
TERMS GF SALE,
All sums under fifty dullas. cash, on all above that
amount credit OF six months viii give.
o.. Bargains nay be had IN u aiches Jcwelry. y
between tins limo aud the d., nl sale.
JEilU WILLIAMS, :. ParnGd
WILLIAMS ! VICTOR.
A., l..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-30

Died. Of Typhoid Fever. ON "Wednesday the 2Stl Of
July last, Al the residence ii her father the county
Campbell. NJ tTurA [. dau 4lttr Of john { and Cath
arue Norman. IN the lSth year Of her age The fell
disease cruel and r,must less attacking the mind
with long and almost uninermilttd dclrum; hui it could
not smother the oAuilina triumph ,t e chfslisn's IN
dying faith In her urld intervals she clasIed her lour
loved Savior reclaimed ,r ariess rclianee upon HIM
and sung d the eerual felicity she expected To crjy IN
world Of Hiss. Stree Tie death d her mother. she
had bren her widowed fathers dearest earthly comfort
er teudery aud assdnonsy supplying The lost parents
place 10 his Lereayod children o could the unweared
efforts OF her KIND PLY seautho anguish of dscon
solao tahrrthe Tears If her souowing relations or the
gushing symlalhses u he fond acquaintancts have
yerled her DOOM, then had Matilda lived. But the ways
81 Providence ale lnscrnlabe. She gone but gone
As We verify eifye. from world OF sorrow toll. aud
gloom, to one o bright and eternal bliss Yes, hlue
Matilda is
Immortal bliss, hope's ruition
Angels converse. jesus smiles,
Heavens bliss eiernally!
G3- The Republic. II and Richmond Christian Alyo-
cate will please coy.
-, at the residence If Moses Nagann in the
count If Amherst. Tuesday the Il ult, Mrs ANE
MtGANN. Of tie late josiah Alaeann in the st
year OF her aye. Mrs. Magan had been co sislcnt
member oftlc Methodist tIisc pal Church for 20 years
She died as she hadlive peaceful ard happy in the
cation wh,rewh size MS called ard has al last gone to
realize that promise IL all hc faithful. in The wtrd Of
spirits Blessed are the dead who die in bs Lord. for
ihcy rest from her abyls, aud heir works do follow
thcm.
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May 18Th 1917.
A. J. BURTON has the pleasure of informing hl4
Ne friends. that he has just opened the most Beautiful
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he has crcr had The pleasure Of exhibiting.
Having selected his Goods with great care. from the
very latest mporati6ns and just the close Of the Sea-
he will be able sell many styles of Goods MUCH
than they could have been bought in The early
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early call.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
will find at my house, the FRESHEST AND BEST AssoRr
ED srocK IN MARKET T.. j. BURTON.
MAY l3--ts
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August o wills il

SELLLNI, orr ~ COST.
FEflllt subscribers Offering their cntlre stock
Of ready made tlot ing Cloths, tassimcrs, Nes
ms aud Furnishing Goods, al fsl cost for cash
.bentmen Wishing IL replen!sh their warIrohcs at
from 21to 81 rrr cent. less than usual prices Will INV
have an opportunity We invite all IN want OF goods IN
our line call and examine prices, aud they will be
satisfied that there l. NJ deception IN This notice
WATERLOO Sc, NlllI"fEMOhE co.
June It's