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ID. PAENE& co.,
M A AGE RS OF LOTTERIES
Richmond. Va.

'ENHE attention of the friends of Fortunes Home
n u requested to the following brilliant Scheme, APRIL
The scheme Tor tue sith l. Of attraction,
great 70 ihoe who purchase tn
on 70 "hoesi onv $50 sare' rr'poonl package
may e7rtn the four 6rst Cagi ais tmounung s95
9 and Capitals address orders vs. C. W. PURCELL,
Rich Va
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5 Handsome building Lot, OH Cary
slEeeI. lnr sals. M Auclixass

VIII be sid on Saturday ahe ID Of AprL
lrfs upon ih- ncing 6v.
some B1ilins Lo on Cary street, between Fsu hs and Adams
streets lime aey ol NJ the residence OF Mr. Barsamn
Eseh lot f Mt p feet and back I54 aey IS feet
wide T'rms-tt essr, 1t months inieet
approved end,rer-baanee 2 and ~
notes (ntereii sd4sdl secured BY a tust cszd
BY REQUEST or rHE OWNER
nh 30 W Gonniy 49,,
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NEW BOOKS,
Received i'm advance and for sale nj
l2I MAIN STREET,
BY j. w. RANDOLPH d CO.

1871 MAIN STREET,
BY y. w. RANDOLPH a. CO.,
BOOKSELLERS AND BINDERS.
THURSDAY, AFRIL 1.
No 6 Dombey q Son. i2c
Memorial swedenaors, with introduction by Prof Bush
Mrs Maurys Statesmen OF Amsnca Use
Butts Rose Manual SIC
The Great Commandment by au'ho Of The Listener soc
Apil No New Yok Illustrated Magazine, plates; csc
Nos 1876 Iaputs' splendid illustrated edition OF
This completes the Subscribers will Nos
and have hook hound
Apfi. No. Coumb Magazinr with plates csc
Apni No Lade.' National Magazine, with pate. Isc
Pau Dombey q Son, Wth patrs. soc
Part 5 and HsZietts Nap1eon 81 bound
Nol7 do do, bound SI25
Conous New French Reader 81
Gnswod's Prcse Winters Of America s375
Latte. The Pirate Of the Gulf BY Ingraham-5oc
Walker on Be1uy. " IN pates-3Oc
Clusaek Albin and other Poems. by VI I1rrson-sse.
old FASHIONED GERMAN ROLLS.--
~ Among th mly useful and pcrs viii
be found small supply O. the above.
ap2 THO r. PRICE A. co
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Iseach's Medicines.

Accompanying above Work the various
diseases descent cd therein and which prescribed
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Eottcries.

J. w. MAURY u CO., MANAGERS,
tSueee>sors to y. q. Gregory & Col
OFFICE NO. 1 cry HOTEL. RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
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THEATRE.
WIN be psosd COMEDY. so.are'.a aud Sfap''d By Mr.
SOLDIERS DAUGHTER.
CSv. Hear,au, Mr. Blake Widow Chsery, Mrs q PoFe
MEDLEY DANCE, by Miss Anna Walters.
Tot rotowtd by the New Fares in Ihe.
M pis You ever lend y"JT ~. .s ,e
To conclude with hs EluavsEarrl Blricttl Of the
AETFUL DODGEs!
Tim TinSle the AnGui Dodgcr, Mr Chapman.
Music" ~ VIA, womans Duet. -oh Polly my
darling" and Comic Pas de nepI. with Mrs Iiaekart
MOST POSITIVELY THE LAST THREE
NIGHTS
OF LEOPOLD ALBERTI's
GRAND SCIENTIFIC ENTERTAINMENT,
Al The Exchange Concert Room,
I'm which occasions, those feats only will be
repeated which hive been received with the
op'e'. N.iuru Pho..piy vsge o lie toe only living
Pfoie's' Of Dcii,n who by oeeuar demonstration
the words Of shakeare-" Mine eye,
Ticket, OF Admission Doors open a, 7: Curtain to
To ins and last app aaneo but one Of
LEOPOLD ALBERT splendid Band of Music attendance
eaen evening api
,. w. Maury d Co., Managers.
Drawn Nos Of Alex. No. 10. March 30
~ 30 40 IL &c 6i IS Is 80 AZ 81 Sc.
To-DAY-CsPitsl $1,000; Tickets So IS Nos. 10
drawn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Capital. prizes Of l3. 1888 c.
666 4l75, Of 1000, Of 1900 40 Of 500. &C.. &C. rs
Nos ID drawn. Tickets $40. Tickets ut
MANAGERS OFFICE,
sP2 No City Hotel.
Clarke's Office, l4h Street
Let all Lottery Vendors say what they my
Por selling PRIZES, CLARKE carries the day,
Th. Day F.dy: APrn ID Is'7-oaptal $1,000 tickets ga
To morrow, Saturday, April ID Isl7-Bilan, Scheme Alex
shda O-7s aud - drawn-Cap tails sS6666 1899 6OGb
AIS, OF 1000, OF I5OO OF 1850, 1000
~ OF 500 Tickets SO Cal on CLARKE, Il You n Prize.
Managers Office---D. Paine d Co.
NINE CHEERS FOR FORTUNES HOME THE FIELD AL.
WAYS DIsrANCED ny PURCELL!
have again the pleasure friend, OF
whole which was sold 10 senUemsn in nehmon hours
before the arrival OF the drawing
sght by Purcell. p- The Ticket the on:e
Dawn Numbers Of Pok, m,ke Lottery. No. -.
Is - 81 SO ca 20 CO 50 ~ IS
pJr Whole Ticket 81 IS, the GraId Capital $4,000
returned by Joseph Chase promptly
paid at by PuKoELLi
10000 be had to-day for $40 by calling sending
aP9 e w PURCELL Richmond, Va.
DENDLEToN'S oFFICE-A small scheme for to-day:
quarters SO Packages single Tickets Tor sale I'M
al ~ o'clock, PENDLETON'S OFFICE,
sp2 No. Exchange
Tomorrow $50, G66 Capital-Tiekets $40.
INDIGO, Caracas
n Superior Nader; Copper.
Extract LogwOed Alan; Salpeue
Blue Stone Birthstone
Caabfia Iiqroice
Super Carbonate Soda
Castor OIL Lamp Ola For by
DUvAL Il PURCELL. Druggists
aP2 la7 Main
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CoNMIs HoSrRS SALE
Win b soh BY nonl. hksiy veur. .,,,.-. 80.
woma n good yourR 20 e.n ,,s ehu
Sell nndsf n dsei~- a. ths Bassiussim CouatV Coau
cPs HODGES. Roy a PuLtINN an,t.
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NJ OTICE.-J. II. Wake and DIR. JNO. r..
WALKE have upon the prescribed BY Law formed
limited hip commencing the 18th dsy Of February
1871 ard etdg the I?h 81 February 1852 which the
said Dr. Jno r. Wa who the sole special partner eon
bnd TO The ilad Of said g. i1ehip. Two
thousand FYc Hundred Dollars eni TIA wa lie - The soc
aud only Ferefa parti whose I'D urd.r whose r
according Law, the said business be In pu,u
Il The Of ccd recorded RS office Of
the HurFs Count OF tie city Richmond on tie Iith day Of
sis'sh 1917,
Gwen under hands seal this ith d,y N March is47.
J. u. wALKE General Psrirer
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REMOVAL.
FlNHE undrrsizn q have removed from No. %
q 10 No 20 M-n formerly o~cussd b., Ns-s
Caption Cump Were hry prepared furih their cue
TONERS a. here oore. vel selected Of goods By
whr esal' 20 friaL c1ns.t ~ 70 part Of
1000 lbs PANTY Hacrn uoffcu7d
5000 Nesis-u Shrutsrs and sfies ,nes and Cd
tOO9 va tu.rs Jcies
80 ~. O and Porte Rico sufau
80 bau 90 lava. tsguayra and RIO CoHs
ID bf4s y %, and Cu5a Nolasea
lee tbfN e Eross ard Neu Heuinrs
10 Iors tnmc 20 and Rolled Iron
Ameti-an Cas-, German and r p Steel
aco1 To- tcro1 Van
- hos kectncd old Rye and euurard-ers yyhi.tsv
lfeneh Rtan'y, nadsus ard = n wioes
lVV lefes - ia Ataaslntue bet Tsnov c,-.ues
- TAT sufu. Hemp snd Cotton Lines. &C se
cav "om uoe seeding he above 10 soHcted
P JONES = wisErOS
E'Ok hlRE-FOr the balance OF the year,
~, Ia'e Ch.nbet" a home sai sng,oym,s moe npor
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30000-l00 OF 1000!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED Lottery. Gas. No Ito be
drawn on Saturday, ApiI I7th. Is47. Wilmington.
rs NUMBER LorTERY-I2 DRAWN BALLOTS
CaPTTALs:
PnEe 900 100 Prizes Of. 900
-. .do........... 1900 L.. ..do............2II7
-. 90 ........... 1900 &c,
Tickets $40 halves qrs $50. sIIs
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Ciarkc's Office, I4A Street.
Let all Lottery Vendors say what they my
Por selling PRIZES, CLARKE earrss the day.

This Day Fhdy Aprn I'd, lst7-capItal $1,000 ga
Sales close at q P NJ.
To morrow Saturday. April ID IsI7-Dran, Scheme Alex
shdna o-7e aud II drawn-Caphl+ sS666s 1888, 6OGu
AIS, OF 1000, OF 1909, OF 1850, 1900
90 OF 500. Tekes $40. Can CLARKE Non want n Prr
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INDIGO. Caraccas

INDIGO, Caracas
n Superior Nader Coppcras
EIract LogwOed; Alan; Salipeuo
Blue Stone Birthstone
Calsbta Liqroiice
Super Carbonate Soda
Castor Oil Lamp Oils For sale by
DUVAL l. PURCELL. Druggists
Up ~ NnIn
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March IL, l647.
C.B.LUCK'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
ON WALL SrnEET, OFPOsITE CITY HOTEL.

YNHE following Grand Schemes for the month
- ~ AFRit offered to all; snd LUCK having
Prizes than other vendor
deal in Lotsrie. my him Try
would ihitto Capital should
oTdeTsto c. b. LUCK. Richmond Va
$4,000. 10000, 100 OF 1000.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Chs No. Ito be
drawn Wilmington De- Saturday. April ID, Is47.
7s NUMBIRs-I3 DRAWN.
Prize or .... .s30oOO Prz- oL.......... 5000
-. co.. 10000 .do........... 2I5s
.do.......... 1900 100 ..6o............ 1000
do off,. 1000 100 .do...........
Certificate OF Whole Ticket. sI2O-,har,s progogt
Tickets So halves 5, qrs so.
S35,O00 Is 900.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY. CAS- No lS-t1 be
drawn Saturday, Apri 10Th. lsi7, at Wilmington, Del
~ NUMBERS-l2 DRAWN.
rms of.'....... S5SO0D oof................ 1890
l. do. ........... 5000 so of............... GOO
g.. .do.....-....... $500 SOo,.............. 500
g. .do. ........... 1000 so of................ 900
Tickets $40 halves $50 certificate whoes sIIo
nlarna in
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Most Valuable Private Residence for
Sale nj AuctiOn.

Riebm~nd, 22d March. Is47.
LInehhufr Xrlini,a
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Managers' Office---D. Paine d Co.

DENDLETON'S OFFlCE-A small scheme for to-day:
l. Capital $1,000 Whole Tickets only 50; halves 81;
quarters so cts Packages single Tickets for sale I'M
I'll y O'Clock, at PENDLEToN'S OFFICE,
ap2 No. ; Exchange.
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E'oR HlRE-For the balance OF the year, a
sr., Isie Chamber mad home sni ,ngoymss, npor
Pl JONES q WINSTON
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APRIL, 1917.

$50 Jb6!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Gas. o. for is17-,o be drawn 81.
turday. April 3D. ist7.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-24
"A Daniel come to Judgment (! +"

Since the lamented death of Judge KENT,
new Commentator on the Constitution has
arisen in the person of our neghbor of the
Sentinel. In his last paper, he argues that War
would not have been averted, even if Polk had
not ordered Gen. TAYLOR into the disputed ter
ritory on the Rio Grandc. But hear him:
But suppose the President had neglected his duty
and suffered Taylor TO remain at Corpus Christi, while
the unfeenr assassns of Fannins regiment, blontcd
with rage and brandishing the torch in one hand, and
sabre or bowie knife in the other had burned the towns
and butchcred inhabitants and made dcsoate the
whole western frontier Of Texas |"
[Accortng to the Sentinel this "Western
frontier of Texas" was the Rio Grande, where
there ncrcr ,cas an American "town > nor an
American "inhabitant Oill our Army got
thcrc) TO be "burned" and "made desolate -
We hope, therefore, nobody will get excited
over this dreadful pcter" of assassins and
torches and bowie knives. Now for our neigh
boris Constitutional argument:l
Ct What must have been the consequences Would
war have been averted Inc Texan rangers wou'u
have rhshcd TO the defence of their brethren, the
,rouid hare been began By Terds. and she being a
state of the Union, re should hare been parties to 1t
That is: Any State in this Union can involve
the Country in War, whenever it pleases
Will the Sentinel inform us what constitutions
objection there is to putting on putty with q
sled stake, provided the process "coud have
been began" with a putty-knfe
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-24

ERyslrrtAs. OR ST. ANTHoNy's FrRE--Wrights
Indian Vegetable Pills an easy safe, and certain
for Eyspelas, because they purge iiom the body
those poisonous humors which are the cause OF St. An
thongs Fire and every other maady. From four to
six OF said Indian Vegetable Pills taken in TWEEN
ty.tour hours at night going TO bed will in short
time make perfect cure of the most obstinate attack
of Erysipelas at the same time the digestion will be
improved, and the blood completely purified that all
kinds of inflammation and pain will be driven from
the body, and health and vigor will be given to the
whole frame.
BEWARE OF Communicating ONLY ORIGINAL
AND GENUINE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS HAVE THE SIG
NATURE OF WILLIAM WRIGHT WRITTEN WITH PER
on THE Tor LABEL OF EACH BOX. None other IS gem
| uine, and 10 counterfeit this IS FORGERY.
The genuine for sale by w Il. CURTIS, Water
Street, and THEODORE a. PECK, College Street
sole agents for Burlington Reuben Ferguson, Essex
J. B. Dyke, Huntington w. Rhodes, lr. Richmond F.;
+. b. Green Richmond j. II. & T. W. Tower,
Underhil liurbut e. Hodges, Wston r. San
derson, and G.. Ayers, West Wis,on ; ] Lyman,
jericho; w. b. Velie, Hinesburgh w 5. & H. P.
Wood, Wesiiord Staples q Lyon, Charlotte ; John
Simonds Shelburne r. Richmond Barnard ;and at
New Enaland Branch Office and General Depot, 1893
fremont Street, Boston
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-24

u We do not often take pains to speak Of
any of the innumcrable nostrums, that are daily
advertised in the city and other papers, for the
cure Of disease; and simply because we presume
it 70 be undcniablc that nine-tonths OF them are
no better, for the purposes for which they are
recommended, than simple preparation of rhu-
barb and magnesia--though, Of course, not pre-
tending to bnot any thing about them, our opin-
ion Of their merits is of no great value. But
we do pretend to know a little something of the
efficacy of the somewhat famous end popular
CHERRY PICTORIAL, prepared by Mr.. JAMES C..
AVER, of Lowell, Mass. We believe this med.
cine to be, to an unusual extent, what it pur.
ports to be,-a REMErY; and from the highly
favorable testimonials that il has received, from
standard authorities in medicine and therapcu-
tics in our country, we see no reason to doubt
that it will prove largely instrumental in arrest.
ing the prevailing disease and terror of our eli
mate-Consumptio Mr. AVER is an Apothe-
cary and Chemist Of established and high repu.
tatlon, and avoids all sfectation of ,uvs,or,, in
the composition Of his Immensely successful
enter into this pleasant compound have been
made known to the Medical Profession, and to
the Public, and that they have been pronounced
to possess, in the combination adopted by Mr.
AVER, curative properties of remarkable eflica
CIV. We have noticed in the Boston Medca
and Surgical Journal a periodical of high char
acter with the Profession, notice OF the CHERR
prcroRAL, in which its remedial qualities fc
the cure of pulmonary complaints are yer
warmly approved. We may take the liberty
say, also, that the venerable and dis'inguishc
President of the Medical College at Castetol
in our own State has bestowed upon the med
cine the highest praise, as "A composition of RAJ
excellence for the prevention and cure of tn
formidable type of disease, We are glad to az
,,r own testimony, (Which has the advantag
certainly, OF being fortified by experienced
f,,or If the active efficacy OF the PICTORIAL
rho milder forms OF colds and coughs
,rbc PEcroRAL is for sale by THEo' a. Pee
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-24
J. V. RANDALL.
Rurlinrron Oct 10 lsi1 10

Ons thousand dollars worth of Crockery China and
" Glass Ware, also Looking Glasses Of every size
satisfactory TO purchasers of
c. T. STAMFORD & c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-24
1--WE find the following exquisite joke in the
last Sentinel g. Democrat -

New TAvERN.-The Free Press goes into rapturcs
in dscoursing of the merits OF certain very clever
painter of village, and among other things informs
the travelling public that it must be permtted'to speci-
fy the finely finished sign that guides the wdgtdrer in
to our own Office" which OF course we inter is now
fitted up for Bar Room. great improvement this
but il will require some alterations yet, TO make the
paths OF the concern so straight that cdytdring
nian though fool shall not err therein"
II is evident that our neighbor, installing our
office for the New Tavern" he speaks of. has
Numbered into it and got lost in his search for
the Bar. A man that can't distinguish between
a Printing Office and Tavern must belong in
a more helpless class Of fouls than that men
toned in the quotation.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-24
Law Books.

PETERsDoRFs Abridgmen,, Is vols Iordo,
Niner's Abridgmen,, 81 vols, folio London s,.;,.
Prices Exchequer Reports, vols. o''' eu''''" g
Meeson Il Welsby's do. do, IA vols
Common Law Reports, 81 vols
do. do. do Digest
Dunap's Paley's Agency
Saunders Pleading and Evidence, 2 vols
Stephens Pleading.
Sedgwick on Damages.
Hansons Digest, ) vols
Iiale's PIeasoi the Crown, vols
Russell on Crimes 2 vols
Smiths Leading Cases, vols
With large collection of Law Rools so- s.,,
lowest city prices e C0oR ri f Haie III
Dec. 10. otu,o "OODnlOh.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-24
WOOL. Duty, 30 per CT
COstiypness.

Is often brought on by of exercise, close
finement to business, &c BRowN's SARsAPARIILA
AND ToMATo BiTTERs will give tone and activity
to the stomach and bowels. increase the circulation
and operate mild catiiartic and not liable to
leave the patien, las many medicines do after taking
more costive than he before their BY using
them short time they will be satisfied OF its virtues
the effect is all most Immediately felt. 1t purfes and
nourishes the whole debilltated system. ONE TRIAL
will satisfy the most prejudiced mind.
This we know from experience OF hundreds.
For sale by THEo, A. PICK, and A. c. SPEAR, Apo
thecares aud wholesale Druggists, and by dealers gen
orally throughout the State.
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A LIST OF CHOICE BOOKS
ON THE SCIENCE OF
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Phrenology, Physiology, and Magnetism,
Published by Foulers d. Wells,
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DHRENOLOGY proved, illustrated, and ap-
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science. sl,Oo
preservation and restoration Of health so
Self Culture-Applied to self training and per-
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Religion. Natural and Revcaed-Or the NOR
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Combs Physology-Wth notes and obscrva-
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Love and p rcntnge-Applicd to the improve
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The most powerful documents in print IL.
Natrimony-Or Phrenoogy applied to the Sc
lection of companions for life 25
Education founded on the Nature of Man--By
J. G.. Spurzheim; with an appendix and il.
ns,rations, 80
Physiology for Schools and Famili, s-Beau,iful.
II illustrated Simpied and adapted TO youth 25
Phrcnology for Schools and Famles-rwo
invaluable works by Mrs. l.. n Fowler 80
Fascination-Or the Philosophy OF Charming. 40
Woman-.lier education and influence. By
Mrs. Hugo Reid 40
The Philosophy Of Mesmerism-A course of
Lectures %
sober and Temperate I.ife-By Cornaro, who
attained the remarkable age OF l0i years %
Synopsis of Phrenology and PHYSIOLOGICAL
description o. the functions Of the body
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Marrlage-Its history, ceremonies, and philos-
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chronological Guide--Designed for students
Illustrated l2j
The Teeth--Their structure, diseases and treat
ment. l25
Chemistry-Its application to Physiology. Ag-
riculture, and Commerce 90
Elements Of Animal Magnetsm--Appl to the
relief Of human suffering. l2t
Why will you die by J. G.. A. Lugol, SO
A voice to youth, addressed to Young Men and
Young Ladies' SO
chronological Almanac for 1913. G
American chronological Journal-Publshcd
monthly, at one dollar year. 100
Edinburgh chronological Journal for 1873
George Combe principal editor. 200
chronological busts-large 100
do do small so
For sale by c. GOODRICH
Agent TOR the chronological Journal, and all OF Fow
Ter & Wells pubica tons.
Burlington Dec. II, 1917.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-24

3D.. Wainwright, young physician in
New York died in that city, few days ago,
from the effects of the bite of a rahie-Snake
which he was gerry imprmlent'y handling. lie
lived but five or six hours after he was bitten
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-24
4. NJ. Parkcr's
DAGuERREOTYpL MINIATuRE Rooms

In the Thomas Building, College 81, Bmlngton, "
AFR PARKER has recently returned from New
wi York with Apparatus and large quantity Of
Stock OF superior quality including variety of Com
AND PLATED LOCKERS Miniatures can be had fifty
per better than produced by any in this part
of the country, and at less price.
Persons will do well to call and examine specimens
before purchasing Pictures OF Country Operators who
have but partial knowledge of the business
\. B-All Pictures warranted TO be superior to any
produced in this part vi the country else they need
not be taken.
Rooms open from \ VI to p VI. Pictures taken
equally well IN cloudy m clear weather.
Burlington, Dec. ;, 1917. 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-24

1--WE have received No. II. Cprortm
scd iopgo nterralio') ofthe letters of our value
ed New York Correspondent A. b. The late
ness of its recepton,as well as the crowed state
of our columns, prevents its insertion this week
These interesting letters will, hereafter We
trust, be regularly continued.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-24

1.-THE venerable and honored EXCHANGED
Tor KENT, died, in New York, on the 18th inst,
aged So years. His fame the Author Of
Kent's Commentaries" "A Textbook on Con-
stitutiona Law-pervades both hemispheres.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-24

u We are under obligations to Senators
PHELPS and UPHAM. and to the Hon. Messrs,
STEWART. of Pa. and Henry of our own state,
for interesting and important papers and docu-
mcnts. The Hon. Mr. Henry, will please &C
cept our special thanks for a special favor.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-24

DEATH OF Dr. CHARLES d. TowNSESp-Dr. Charles
D. Townsend who has been known and rcspecc,
among us as physician aud citizen for the last hal
a century departed life, in the Goth year OF his age, al
II O'Clock tins day. Dr. Townsend's health had beer
inhrm for several months, bat he continued unit
within few weeks in the practice OF his proieslion-
I4iJany Ereaing JDurndl
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In Morrisown, the 9Th ult by Rev. Mr.. Robinson,
Mr.. CARY b. CURTIS, of Tunbndgc, to Miss MARY
STORY, of Morristown
In Essex, Sunday, December 10Th, 1917 by Albert
Barney Esq, OF Jericho, Mr. ENos b WILLIAMS to
Miss SARAH A. RICHARDSON, both OF the former place
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Nj ESSRS. Ellis s Church in connection with W.
", ~ Lowe OF Pr,tsburgh. will Commence runnna
Hlelr stag'' again, from Burlington to Pattsburg
uslIlg each place az ; o'clock, A. NJ, daily, except
sunday. via Grand Isle as soon ns Tho ice ,,las -
a. business entrusted to their care will be punc,u
al'y attended TO as usual. The business having in
IIcus' since we commenced running this line we
have been induced to reduce the fare from 90 nj ~,
l''o. Extras furnished at shot notice, ~
Burlington Dec 8, ls47. I'LL
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1.-THE Ohio river is higher than it has been
known to be since 1892. The streets of Gin
cnnati are inundated so as to be navigable for
steam boats So the papers say.