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DYFrresiA-This distressing complaint is weak
ness Of the digestive organs, and Ike every other dis
ease, is caused by mpurlty OF the. bold The gastric
Juice, a fluid peculiar to the stomach when secrcted
from bad blood Is deficient in those wonderful solvent
properties which are Of such vital importance To- iii.
gestion. Consequently, the food, instead of being
speedily dissolved, often becomes absolutely spoiled or
purified in the stomach hence bad BREATH sour bell
ching coSivenrss pains in the stomach collie dyson
crv cholera morhus, and other dreadful complaints
lITiehfs Indian Fcgctdbie Pills are a certain cure
for Dyspepsia because they cleanse the stomach aud
bowels from all bilious huinors anl purify the blood
Four or five of said Pills, taken at nigh, on Going 10
bed will in all give sone rl.et and il continued
for short time, will not only make perfect cufc Of
Dyspepsia but will assuredly drive pain or distress
OF every description from the body
BEWARE OF CoUNTERIEIT.-THE ONLY ORIGINAL
AND GENUINE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS HAVE THE SIG.
NATURE OF WILLIAM WRIGHT WRITTEN WITH A FEE
on THE Tor LABEL OF Each BOX. Nome other is gen.
/ uine and 10 counterfeit THIS IS FORGERY.
| The genuine Tor sale by w. II. CURTIS, Water
| Street aud THEODORE a. PECK, College Street
soc agents for Burlington Reuben Ferguson Essex
! j. b DYKE Huntington w Rhodes, Jr Richmond
| r. B. Green Richmond ]. II. & r. W Tower
! I'nIcrhil llurlhut g. Hodges WiIsion X. san
dcrson. and G. Ayers, West Wilston j. Lyman
Iencho: W. B. Nce, Hinesburgh W. :. & II
Wood Wesiiord Staples y Lyon, Charlotte JOIN
Simonds. Shclburne H. Richmond Barnard and a
New Enaland Branch Office and General Depot IN
1 fremont Street, Boston
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From Mexico.

A,,lo,,;o .ooo,,,s L,,o -, lst -o,oboJ ne
""''''''''' "''o"''o nave at '"o' '''''." We
of the position Of the army in Mexico. We in
, a., g u; r., Ill., n;l ,I,.r,;o. ne
rer' '0e io'lo"'hS i'"'i inc ba'Iy N"'c'"Sc'' as
containing the sum and substance. together with
: 81 ~ IL
Hs'oi me kiNed ana "ou'Iuec IN tlle New Eng
aara Regimeot
,,, "a,
Inc gallant Col. Hanson, 1t VIII be seen Is
amonu the victims of tbis odious war
"'''"e Wv " ' 0''
The actions were fcrc.Iv contested ne thc lists of
killed. and wounded show From the entrance of our
army into the valley Of Mexico it has lost in killed.
~ouyndcd md MISSING nbou, 5000 men nearly one
Vuarter OF its force. The enemys loss is still more Sc
mos, whov broken nm. and 5000 prisoners taken
Our army has captured 20 pieces OF artillery ~ at
Conieras 10 Churnbusco, and 80 in the actions be-
tween that fortress and Mexico
|, nppea,s that the armsiice closed at noon on
the iii ut, according to notice given by Cen Scott
On the sh the hoiino dei hcy or hihSs Mlh q
WORMS division, with Ilugers' Duncqns and Drum :
batteries 1t was carried by severe loss lle enemy l
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ARRIVAL AT BOSTON OF THE
STEAMER 81 CAMBRIA.

The Cambria, 10 days later from liverpooh
arrived at Boston on the morning OF the l9tll.
The state of Mercantile matters in England
was even worse than at the sailing OF the last
steamer. Failures of houses of long standing,
and of hitherto unimpcachable credit, for large
amounts. have shaken the mighty commercial
fabric of Old England TIC its centre. Stocks
and property of every description have depre-
ciatcd. and state of embarrassment has ensuod
without a parallel, at least for many years, in
ENGLAND. The London correspondent of the
A las enumeratcs % houses in London, Liver
cool. Manchester, ella sgow and Dublin, as hav-
inr failed since the last adviccs, with Liabilities
varying, according TO report, from iloo,ooo TO
fl.OOOOOO. Some houses are said to be sui
fcring only under temporary inconrenie"ce.-
But how true this is time alone will shew.
The Hon. ALEXANDER III. EVERETT, L. ).
Commissioner in Canton, died on the 2Slh OF
June. at the house of Dr. p. PAEKER. Secretary
of Legation.
The political news received by the Cambria
is of Importance and interest We are able to
give bnt summary.
Ireland abounds in scenes of violence and
outrage Factions are organizing for the pur-
pose of resisting the collection of rents. The
"tenant farmers have formed IA league to as
sert and maintain their exclusive right to the
soil of Ireland and its productions John OCon-
mel is seeking to keep alive the Repeal Associa-
ton. In the counties of Tipperary, Limerick,
Glare and Galway, the Anti-Rcnt movement
assumes Il serious aspect
The affairs Of Spain still remain in an unset
tied state. Il is rumored thai Lord Palmerston
has advised to the annulling of the marriage Of
the Queen with Don Francisco, and to her mar
rage with the Count dc Mortcncolin. Later
papers state that this advice is to be adopted.
Thus it seems the English nation have not for
COTTON the lessons of Henry VIII. State policy
makes short work Of what we are accustomed
u regard as permanent fixtures
In France the only food for excitement is the
bestowal of the title of Marshal General of
France upon Marshal Soult, by the King.
In Italy matters are becoming quiet. Paris
papers report that treaty has been entered into
between the Pope and the Emperor, which will
prevent further interference, on the part of Aus
tria, with the policy of the Pope.
The canons of Switzerland are making active
preparations for bcligcrent proceedings. a civil
war is threatened. The Austrian ENJOY is siren.
uously, but frui,essly laboring to prevent tic
adoption of coercivc measures against the Son
terbund The French ambassador IS travcrsng
the French districts of Berne for the purpose o
exciting the population to side with their co
regionsts in the seven canons. a meeting il
to take place in Zurich of the representatives o
France, Austria, Russia and Prussia, to deyis
measures for counteracting the support givcl
by the British cabinet to the liberal cantons
In Prussia, the Asiatic Cholera is rapidly OK
tending westward.
The Potatoe rot is doing comparatively bu
little evil as yet.
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j ic0,

In Jericho the 10th inst, LEWIS c, SKINNER, aged
Is years,
By this affective dispensaon of Divine Providence
the family oi the deceased have lost faithful and al
icctionae friend the church militant valuable mem,
Der, and society young man OF real worth aud
much promise The piorv dead .re not lost
The dead are like the stars by day,
Withdrawn from mortal eye
But not extinct, they hold their way
In glory through the sky.
Spirits from bondage thus set free,
Vanish amidst immensely" f. r..
The Vt, Chronicle will please copy tho above.
In Shelburna Oct 5, in the eighteenth year OF hi
age, WM. JOSIAH, son OF Josiah and Esther Simond
formerly OF Whiting W, lie was tile Youngest of ,
family o eleven children all oi which, excep, the ri
dest, have gone with their father to the grave IT.
innld the consolation oi tho gospel his support am
died ~ hopes oil glorious Immortality. d. ID.
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OF thirty, reported the following nominations,
which were confirmed by the Convention:
FOR NATIONAL CONVENTION.
DE!EGAfEs,
At Ldrge-SoLoMoN FocT, of Rutland
lloRAtB EVERETT, OF Windsor
Disfs--I A. T. LYMAN, Of Bennington,
H. HAMppEN CUTrs, of Hartland,
ILL., II Il. RoyCE, of Berkshire,
w. PoRTuS BAXTER, OF Derby.
SUBSTITUTES
At Laree-A. l.. MINER, OF Manchester,
CARLOS COOLIDGE, OF WINDSOR
Disfs-I. A. l.. CArI1N, OF Orweh,
H. WIN. HEARD, OF Chelsea,
nj. IT, B. SrAcy. of Burlington,
". l. II. DELANo OF liardwick'
STATE COMMITTEE.
v,,or,,y Ia, rIr Chairman Of Burlington,
ions kMBALL, of putney,
SOLOMON FooT, OF Rutland,
PoRrrs BAXTER, of Derby,
T. p. WALTON. JR OF Mon'pcneb
SAMUEL w. kEyEs, OF iighgale'
JTsrIN s McRKiLL, of Stanford
The several counties reported county comm''.
tees for the year ensuing, which were confirmed
ss follows: [The list will be given hereafter
On motion of Mr., Clarke, the Convention adj
,journed.
CARLOS COOLIDGE, President.
2 2 v Y. q Ws E1asht in. Secretaries.
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| wish to impress it particularly on the minds Of
those that troubled with impurities OF the blood
bad humors old ulcers and diseases bruugh by the
use OF mercury caomel, that this is II sovereign reme-
dy 1t is we'll known to every physician, that Sarsap-
ara is almos, the only article that can be successfully
used to root ont such diseases and, when mixed with
the pure extract OF Tomatoes, it has been known ia
cure such where Sarsaparla alone had no effect
This can be accounted for from the fact that the TO-
matocs operate greatly the bowels, carrying oil al
those impurities which, ii allowed TO remain, create
dangerous and ncurabe diseases,
One more proof of the rilicacy of the SarsaparilJ
and Tomato when combined.
For sale by THEo, a. PECK, and 4. c. SrEaI, Apo-
thecnrics aud wholesale Druggists, and by dealers gen
orally throughout the Slate.
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SCHOOL COMMITTEES

A ND TEACHERS before deciding On their Books
"A for Fall and Winter Schools, are invited TO exa-
mine Russell \ Goldsbury's improved Reading Books
for Common Schools and Academies. viz :-Pnmcr-
Introduction to Primary Readcr-Primary Reader
Sequel TO Primary Rcader-lntroducton To American
Common School Reader-and American Common
School Reader,
These books are now used in over 800 towns and
cities, though completed only last No,ember. The
acknowledged driicencYs ot other Reading Books
are supplied in thcse. They are recommended by
nearly 100 Committees and Teachers sive uni-ereal
satisfaction, and considered only the best but
the cheapest books now before the public.
MIR. Russell is well known as a distinguished teach
er OF E'ocu,ion aud as the Editor Of the Journal Of
Education.
| Mr. Godsbury has heen for many years teacher OF
the Cambridge High School
| Copies OF each book giren to towns for examna-
ton.
2 q Old Books will be taken in part payment
Published and for sale NJ ll3 WASHINGTON street
| Boston, by CHARLES TAPPAN.
October IL, 1871 l7w3
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NERINO BUCKS
no RAILROAD CONTRACTORS,
DIR. j. NJ, Perkins.

NOW at the American Hotel, Burlington, Vt,
" curcs Pulmonary Consumption by udiciouS
Gyn,itasiic eNCrcis., ct,d water baiiI. rubbing,
81 vcr- li''c; and in cases no medicine usrc.
TERMs-firs' examination and prescription SO =
Persons who wish to 60 through with course OF tins
treatment will be charged b.; ilic wccs or month
Mr. Perkins received the beneficial effects o tins =
tenn in his own case having been restored almost from
the crave to perfect health by this manner Of treat
n,en nnd ~ lie has spent the last ten years IN study
Inc the lungs circulation of the blood and the various
gyinnastic exercises he feels confident that he eau
cue those Of Consumption Asthma, Id".t tot''
plants sc, which have hitherto been regarded as NJ
curnhlc. t
\ h Tome before Won are too weak TO bear the
exercise and in fact Won should come when you have
clt ,rhc inst symptoms : = Ren!cfnber that there
are many things That couslnpiiye people eat ana
,Ir * hat VIII be strictly prlln'n'ct
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DOMESTIC GOODS ONLY,
WM, 4. GUEST,

fSi ram street, -NtH Orh.
HllE Domestic Warehouse, So long established n
Cedar Street Is now removed TO the larls' store
No l2J Pearl street uud ~ Beaver 50, wris may he
found every description OF BItAoHrp sid Brown
SHrrriNGS and SmRriSGS, CorruN U>",GuEGS, NoR-
rHrRv and SOUTHERN NAEv, Brrrs NlCEs, TwINF
aud W AppIN,'S, NJ tltc ters iotrrs' cash prices.
rhc assoi .neut eNlrir' 6t sale Is very lrr.t one
aud comprises every known desirable strie OF the
above ro1ls C,t3,ry Merchants are RESPECTFULLY in
ytcI To can AM examine the prices, etc Nhehcr they
purchase tor cash or not, and learn 'hc low ma ktr
prices bt Domestic Goods. IL
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RECOMMENDATIONS

have been very bud for many years with Asthma,
which fast terminating IN cons impuun was
confined to my room three weeks ago when sent
for Or Perkins J haze A'ricly lived up 10 his lircc-
tot, and ah nov abe 10 follow my daily employ
mcnE. LORENZO W. SP,tipivi.
Darlington, vermont
! have bcr- afflicted with the Pulmonary Consump-
ton inr three years aud every thing that have tried
for relief failed. am under the direction of Dr.
Perkins and tcel proud 10 say that. an fast recover
ing. tlBA Putnam.
Wnoosfi Falls Vermont
INroRr'ST To THF Prrrl' This is to certify ,hat
have lad the Pulmonary consumption Tor five ycuis
"rd every ding that lcd Tor relle' tailed. As soon
q lit1gd 81 VI Perkins went to him. and STAY t,,
with h'n' tne Week, and feel much relieved, ht.i
firmly believe that he will make me n so,sr,' man.
.. EDWIN llosFNAsIE
Visboro' Essex Co New lolk l.,
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Solomon MiIIer's Estate.

WE the Subscribers, having been appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Court for the Distrc, OF
Chit,enden, commissioners TO receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands of all persons against
the estate OF Solomon Miller, late Of Wiston in
said District deceased, represented insovent, and also
all claims and demands exhibited III OILS. thereto; and
six months from the day OF the date hereof, being
hereby give notice that we viii attend to the business
OF our appointment, at the dwelling OF Harry Miller
in Wiston in said District, OH the last Mondays
of December and March next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ e.,
on each OF said days.
Dated, this 18th day of September A. ID. 1917.
ELI BRONSON, }co,.
3wlS CHAUNCEI BROWNELL{ '"'' o.
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tflarric0,

In Woodstock, on the 9th inst, by the Rev, w
Wright, Mr.. Roswell SEVERANCE, OF Burlington, to
Miss EMILY X Hall, Of W.
In MdlIcsax on the 18Th inst, by the Rev ID,
FrrGrSov, ANSoy l. CRANE to Miss MARILLA DEBY
both of Huntington.
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Petition for Divorce.

MAritpA Dcry, To the hopprablc the sd,rcnit
is Court vi Judca,rrc next 10 lie
OrMoNp pory holden al Burlington etln aid
Tor the county of Chittcndcn the eth Tuesday III
December A. y 1917 Tie Idbe of Marnjn Do,y. Of,
OF Burlington. in said Cu.ntv of Chtndtn hunbIy
complaining shows that she wa la'yulit married tp
lrmohd Doty, natiyc of Waingiord, Ncrnbht, n
Mhury in the State OF Massachusetts, the 9th day
OF October A. ID. 1875 that in the month OF Oct.
1899 they removed To Wallngtprd VT, and there lN
ed together as n'nn and wife until April 1910 that
they then removed 70 l;nngtdr New Hampshire and
there resided m,i' September lgf 1870 that from the
time 0 Bald marriage until said I0, Scot - TO- the said
Narinda lived with said Onnbnd III full observance on,
hct part OF a the promises the marriage contract :
That on said 18th sept. 1910, ut angdon aforesaid the
said Orniond wiliully deserted the said Marnda,
leaving her with an infant child wholly destitute OF
any means ol support: thai said Onond has resided
in the State OF vermont mere ,kan two wears since his
descrtion of said Marnda ON 'c said 18th Sept 1910
that said Ornond has been FOR many years pns; and
still continues 10 be rtemperatc in his hlbiis and II
an unfit person To havc the custody Of the ntn, t'd
OF the said parties; that since said 18th Sept ldiD said
Ormond has returned to his family or furnish;
ed the said Marinda their child with any ntnis Of
support and has during all tina, period, being seven
years wiliuy, refused 50 to do that since August
1912 being five years the said Marnda has resided in
the State Of Vermont That since her aforesaid deser
ton she has supported herself and child solely by her
own labor.
Wherefore the said Marnla prays that the bcri' ST
matrmony between her and the said Oniot,d MAY be
dissolved agre,-by to the statute in such made
and protidedj and that the child Of the said parties
boy atou. eight years old named Elton, may be de-
creed TO remain in THE custody OF his mother the said
Marinda.
James w. IIickok, MARINpA Dory
Siicit,r. Iidcitaut.
Burlington March -, 1917.
Orhet of Court.
"ate Of Icrmont The foregoing Libel bcn.t
Cfif'cndsn tbrnfy IS exhibited to me this 9th day OF
August A. u l'ir, and it being represented to me
that the said Ornond poty is now living without this
State Thercfmc it is ordered Mn, the said Ornond
Doty be notified OF thu above Libel By Publishing the
in the Burlington Free Press, newspaper printed at
Burlington, three weeks succcsslvcly. the last pubca-
ton to be ut least four weeks before the next of
the Supreme Court which publication shall BE- sufficient
notice TO the said trmend Doty to appear aud answer
| 10 said BIZ.
MILO l.. BENNETT;
, Judrc ~ Mc Va'rcme Cofft
Dated ut Burlington. August 9Th, 1917. Iva
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watches. Jewciry 4 Ci"ck~.
GIA Nv. RANDALL has Just returned from
a. e New York with large assortment OF
WATCHES, JEWELRY AND CLOCKS.
Fancy ARTICLES AND TOYS,

consisting in part of rhe foilo$ing articles
Fine Gold Levers and lepiucs, Silver Levers, fall
Jrwclldd and Nerge WATCHES Gold Fob and
Guard Chains; gold Spccks and Thir-bles large
assortment OF Stone and Cimeo Pins, OF the latest
plain chased stone and scale Rings OF every dcscrp-
lion gold Slides and Keys gold lockcts oi different
patterns; large assortment OF Ear Drops and Kings
gold and pearl Studs, piuu and stone setting god
Snans of all sizes silver Darts Pins ard Birds pear
and shell Gard Cae"s ivory Tablets bead and silk
Purses silver Pencils steel and silver Spccks Scls-
spss. Knives and Rasors; tooth, hair and cluthe /,
Brushes Ard lIe viii keep constantly ON hand good
assortment ui sdch goods III his line, aud sell
az los as can be bought elsewhere.
Burlington, Oct. 10, 1917. Ii
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Saxony Bucks For Sale,
NTUE FARM OF R,RN,RD S,Nropn Eco

" Of Castleton VI. The above Bucks are of fine
saxony blood, purchased the present season from the
flock of Henry Swift Esq. Of Poughkeepsie Duchess
Co. n. Y. They comprise the whole stock OF Bucks
Tor sale the present year by Mr.. Swift and were Sc
lccted in the month OF February last for rnness and
evenness Of fleece, and of large size i'm good
condition with long, fine, thick wool, thick upon the
belly and legs The flock of Mr. Swift is prime sax
ony,, with no mixture otmerino in them. The stock
sold by us the following note from DIR. Goldsmith
MIR Swts in law, will show -
Castleton Oct. 5, 1917
Dear Sir:-My father in Law, Henry Swift of
Poughkcepsie, owns and has sold into Vermont moth
ing. bu, the purcst bred Saxony sheep. Those sod
to MIR Orchard OF Shorehaln, are OF that stock
Respectfully NJ. GOLDSMITH
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SCUOCL BOOKS.

n',ies Bourbon, do L'gcndre, do first lessons
IL III Algebra Mitchas School Geography; do
Primary do Smiths Quarto Geoay. do Primary
do Mrs. Wizards History of L. Suites, Webstci's
spcllcr and dciiner, National Reader, Rhetorical do
&c. &. GoopRcm.
| October 2S, ~.
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STATE OF VERMONT, I'M IL Hon the Pro-
District of Chlttenden 70 all persons concerned in
the OF Linus Place, late OF Westiord, in said
District, deceased, Greeting.
Whereas Polly Place, administrator OF SAID deceas'
ed uroposes To render an account OF her adminisra-
ton aud presen, her account against said estate ioi
examination aud allowance at session OF the Cour, OF
Probate, he holden at the office OF the Register OF
said Court in Burlington, in said District the i,h
"Wednesday OF November lsi1.
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear before
said at the time and place aforesaid, and sliew
cause. il any You have, why the account aforesaid
should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 25th day
OF October, a. ID. 1917. -
3WlS CHARLES Rl SSEl.li, Judge.
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ROADS AND RAILROADS.

a MANUAL OF Road Making comprising the
"A location, construction and Improvement of Road:
and Railroads, by VIM NJ, Gillespie, Professor o
Civil Engineering in Union College, n Y, with Is,
engravlngs. For sale by c. GoopR;cu.
Oct, ~, lSi7. iwlS
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Move New Books,

N = ''1H ~ " INV-Hf NI'H by NV. z,
WI Sparry ure's Dictionary of Arts, Manufactures
and Mines, with supplement-; Cyclopisdla of 6OOC
Practical Receipts DR.. Shew's Water Cure Manual
Sturtccyant's Preachers Manual Fleming and lib
BINS New French Dictionary: Richardson's Dic,on.
airy, 2vos, Ito. Gillcspics Manual OF Road Making
with $50 cuts Wild Rose, by Gencviyc Sacra Priva.
ia; Canons OF the Church, &c. &c
Oct. IS, 1871 4w C.. GOODRICH
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CLASSICAL BOOKS.

OW EMS classical SERIES Homer's
" Odyssey Xenophons Anabasis; do Cyronteda
Arnolds Cornelius Nrpos; Arnods First Greek Les.
sons; Arnod's First Latin Book Anolds Second
Latin Book Ollendorll's New Method OF Learning
to Read, Write and Speak French do do do Ger
man, DC. &c &. GOODRICH
Oct. -, 1917 DIV
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DissOllltiOn.

THE copartnership heretofore existing between the
i subscribers under the firm OF MUNsoy & FuILETr,
is this day by mutual consent dissolved All the bu-
sncss Of the late firm be settled with ] : Mum
son. j. 5. MUNSON.
LOUIS FOLLET"T.
Burlington Oct -. 1871 3wlS
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-, ( -..,si..:;; ...is,tsJs77 Ill
49, 49, s-s.ss--,sr1 l1s,r-.-T ssF=fSt
N \SSESSMENr OF five dolfa1s 81 each share
\ n, The cn.rinl stock OF tlir t'amplan and Con
n,cicnt N,-.r Railroad COMPANY has been ordered bv
he directors aud made payable on the Inst day of
November kcxi,
Tatmicn may be made at the Banks of Burlington,
yerr,lncs. Middlcbury Rutland Black River, or Bel,
lows Fails, the Chcshire Bapk, keene, y II ~
or 10 thc Frcasary, ~ - fN'cc IN Nhldlehury,
SAMUEL SWIFT, Heas4,
September l., lsi7,
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4flnrkrts.
BRIGHTON MARkET.


we hive failed to receive cur report Of Brighton
market for this week.
WOOL. Dufy, 30 psrct
3 The stock q. American Wool now in market is not
large; PuIIed Wool and low fieeccs quite scarce the
demand Is constant, and former prices continued,