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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12
Circular Instructions To Collectors and Othe +
Officers of the Customs.


As the l4h section If the tariff act of 3oth August,
1872 epacts that the to be allowed upon the
expectation Of foreign sugar refined in tho uited
States shall be equal in amount to The duty that
paid the foreign sugar from which the refined was
manufactured and no more, to be ascertsined under
such regulations shall be prescribed by the Secre
tary ofthe Treasury and 1t being found upon due in
vestigaon of the subject. that the drawback of two
cents and sixth of cent? authorized by the cir
cular instructions Of the 18th February 1S47 is
greater in amount than the duty paid foreign su
gar from which the refined is being, ami her eater
may be manufactured, owing to a reduction in the
fereign market value on viii the import duty Of
thirty per cent 10 assessed under the tariff act OF 30th
July lS46 it becomes further to regulate the
matter In conformity with the law
The drawback hereafter to be allowed ON due ex-
portation Of foreign sugar refined in the United
States imported eince the first day OF January 1SlS
under the present tariff If expurted within three
years xt preceding the day of importation Il fixed
ct one CO and half cent 40 per pound subject
to the deduction from said draw of two and one
half per prescribed by the 18th section Of the
tariff act of S0th August 1879 Provided always that
the expor such ret u.d sugar shall by his own
adavit and other evidence prove TO the satsfac ito n
of the cole receiving the export entry Of said re-
dned sugar for the benefit Of drawback. that the
foreign supa ar from which tho same shall have been
manufactured, was imported siuce the first day OF
January ls4S NcCLINTOCK YOUNG.
Actipu Cpcre. q r of the Treasury,
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d. that the three notes named tne tn II C.,
notes which he had received from Mir Miller. n
August, l647 He stated also, that he had ut o her
times received notes from MIR Miller purporng to be
signed by +. Beknap, 80 that he had in his posses
sion the LIST Of December ten notes, bling in
sppeA the thu described in the in ictment all
made payable to George Mill r, and by him endors ed
An objection was here made by the defe ndsut's
counsel to the testimony relating to the note
not mentione In the indictment but it admit tea
by tn. Court tending to show the fact Of forgery
Mr.. s. +. BELKNAP, the gentlr man whose name is
ALE sed to have been forged testified that at the
quett OF MIR Miller the last of July, 1877 he gave
Inn his two notes. for $4,000 each, but he conf
dent that neither Of the three notes described in the
indie mt were the genuine ones; to of them
of the signature He thought likewise that he had
signed either of the other seven, but could noI
swear positively He had given Miller two other notes
dated The 9th july for 1000 the other for $1,000
and these all he had signed Of that de- Upton
Mr.. JOHN j ScoTr, the clerk of MIR. Belkna tes.i-
ned, that he usually accompl ned Mr. Belk nap when
he came 10 BCeton business; that he received aud
dir buried money for him. and kept bis cash account
and sbnok, and entered all his money transactions
He stated that the four notes mentioned by Mr. Bel
KNAPP ali of that description which he hap known
Mr. BelkDap to- sign He was acquainted with Belknaps
hand writing but could not swear positively whether
the three which ha nded him ned BY
Mr. BelkL ap or D0t-two Of them, he convinced
were not-ss to the other, he couldn't say.
Several other witnesses testified that they had bad
In their possession notes purporing to be signed by
BslkDap which had been taken up by Miller, some
before, and others when they had become due The
court then adjourped-Boston Atlas, Oct. IL.
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The Weather.

The Spartanburg Is. ca Spartan, Of last Tuesday,
ssyt-Snce Saturday IL o'clock, till Monday morning,
thee has fallen great deal Of raj and in parts
of the country considerable hail Some twelve miles
below here fell hsilst the size of puts, which
riddled the leaves the trees to n great extent.
From the Milwaukee Wisconsin, Oct.
The wind commenced blowing gale from the east
ward Friday night last and still CONT nues, accom-
panied to-day with drenching raio Yesterday was
sour and disagreesbie day aud this morning We are
DIRE ncbed with At the appearance OF every oud,
our citizens Involuntary think of the roads, upon
their condition depends the prosperity Of the fall
business.
[From the Newburyport Herald Oct. 10
There was heavy frost on Sunday night. Ice vas
formed II the thickness OF a dollar.
From the Chicago Dem, Oct.
The weather has been very uupro pitious for some
weeks. IL Is either extremely cold accompanied u
d able wind from the east north or choppins
round to the south and wess the change brings WIN
1t deuge Of rain, that puts decided vets upon al
business operations. Such was the weather OF ystr
day which caused the pulse of trade to beat with so
faint "A pulsa zion that 1t ght be seen un.VersN
atrophy had seized upon the late busy franc o' com
merc
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1Iie Crops .

The WinyGh IS CO 06seIser OF iaSt Wednesday,
week that be had had 80 bad a season in twenty
wears for bis rice harvest having had rain for every
a, " for Gig hfeen or twenty days. We understand
a. small inla nd planters have beeu iuconvenieuc
ao from the same The rain seems to have ira
yelled through psrticu sections, aud not TO have
embraced more han Fix or eight miles In width The
neral harvest has bee moro than ordinarily good,
ara majority Of The planters have finished y
The Springfield (Mass) Ga-eiie says .-NotWtn-
standing all the uDfayorable reports aud foreooipgs
re.pectug tn, potato crop Of this year, We "A on
inquiry among our farmers that the rot mas hitIy
be- t.rcepthe in this region this fall The yield Is
unusually small but the crop Ia sound ana IN . 'oa
condition. la the eastern towns OF TINS county ano
On The mountains west, the crop Is comparatively
mall, but perfectly good
Our farmers fears says the HaHoweH Gdseiie, have
greatly ,loppated since the come ncement OF the po-
tato harvest The crop believe is found to be uni
yersay diseased and the proportion OF rotten tuoers
much greater than last year
POPULATION ar lowA-The total vote OF Iowa
AK The recent state election, was 2l,255 The iors
epoI Psiorftr intprs from THU tote that tue pspua-
ion of a state Is about i3O GOO. Ine population OF
WhooDsin In December last, was 1850 aud Is nov
- Al hort Of
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BROOKLYN Intelligence.


MURpER.--A most tragic scene occurred in South
Brooklyn. on Tuesday night by which u woman named
Hayes was murdered by her husband. The murderer,
Edward Hayes, an lrishmsn, made "A kind of support
by gathering sw from the houses in the city, but
adoicted TO iutempetance and his wife, in that re-
fVect was but little better than himself They have
teen long Known to and arrested by police for dis
orderly conduct. ara Hayes has been several times
convicted and tunshed for maltreatng his wife. on
a. night IN question: it appears that thu wife
drunk when thu husband went home. who also in
toxioated, which led to a dispute between them, lie
became eDrsgtd and struck her blow whi,h felled
her 10 the do,r which he followed up by stamping
vi I'll he was dead There were two persous in the
sue at the time, who testified before the
- the fecls la Tie case, which resulted in HIS
initial 20 prison This another of the horn effects
ucmTerance, aud is said 10 bear all the horrd fca
tues OF Niful murder.
ACCIDENT 70 TuE STEAMER BEARuSTowN.-Th
,Rctis OF The steamer Lewis f. Lam. IN last
night report that he steamer Beardstor n descend
u the Illinois liver, struck log about two miles
shove The mouth OF Apple Creek, sunday afternoon.
atoh caused her TO spring leak, and nearly gu with
sater She ht on board q heavy freight the largest
ttrtOn 81 which more or les dlirag q. but the
cat saved frc.l einkire by nesos ct spsrs aad
her puUrs The Lewis h. Linn passed soon after the
deut, took on board most 81 the freight and rem
dt!cd other assistance st LOU, Rep, Oct, |,
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PIERCE e. KELLOGG,
ss:s:f nsiycT-sa.. Frey,

A RE RECEIVING ny LiTE ARRIVALS FROM
IA Europc and direct from the manufacturers, n large
and bcnufu assortment ol Goods IN their line, winch
they offer ON the most favorable terms.
FErNcn ANp ENGtisu CulYA- Breakfast ,dinncr,'r
supper and toilet sets fruit aud cnk" baskets. preserve
shells Compoicr plain white. hnrbrnn aud gold, &c.
OnNAMrVrrp CniNA--Vnscs, cnndicsticks, bouquet
holders cologne hotties, novelties in nkstands match
and Hover pots nc. a.,
FLowivg BLrr figured blue and Washington blue.
II dime ton breakfast snd toilet sets.
GLASS WARE, cut. pressed and paitl-cen're bowls,
ccercs water bottles, decantcrs, tunblets. wines,
champagnes gobcis lemonades, Jellies, dishes lamps
&c. Ne.
LAMrs--Pacn, solar and lard lamps. suiiahc for no.
rs chrcl es an families of new and beautiful styles,
from the celebrated mandatory OF Cornelius n GO.
GIRANnpIEs, caulcabrns. brackets, cnndlcsticks-
O muu, silver and brouzcd, Of new aud approved pat
rr.ns
HALL LAYrgEys-Rch stained. painted and cut
some very choice and henutilu patterns.
BRITANNIA WARE-Coiirc pots, tea pots, sugars and
creams and casors of every description.
EARruEv WARE OF superior styles and qualities IN
every variety OF color now in usc.
Canal Boat Glass Ware wicks and Inntcrns
| TEA YR,Ys,in SETS or separaic-somc very choice
and beautiful patterns,
Gas FixruRrs, from, Cornelius & Co, at New Yoil,
| md Philadephin prices. -
| Troy, May !, 1878. D25W ijd
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{ u Most Extraordinary Work -
THE
MARRIED. sVOWAN's
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
by DIR. A. VI. MAuRIcEAu.
P,ofeSsor Of Diseases Of Women.

Sixth Edition. lSmo. PIP $50. Price ST.
$4,000 COPIES SOLD IS THREE MONTHS
Years % suffering, of physical and mental anguish
to many an ncconntc wife, and pecunary dliiiuities
to the husband. might have been spared by timely
possession o! this work
1t is intended especially for the married, OF those
contemplating marriage, it discioses important Sc
crcts which should be- known to them particularly
Truly. knowledge is power II is health, happiness,
afiucnce.
The revelations contained in its pages have proved
blessing 10 thousands, the nnumcrable letters re-
ccivcd hy the author will attest.
Here also, every female discover the cruises
sympoins and the efficient remedies, and most
certain mode. OF cure, in every complaint 10 which her
sex j. subject.
On the receipt of One Doar the Married Wo-
mau's Private Medical Complulnn" viii he sent
(mdiird free any pat OF the United Stntcs. Al
letters must b. adir, s>ed, postpaid, 10 Dr. A. VI
Mauriccau. Box l22i, New York City. Publishing
Office. l29 Liberty street. New ork.
e Travelling Agents are informed HAT few
districts in Massachusetts, and two other Ehsrr
States, vet uncngagcd. Applications received
most aid as above 4i!n3
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The Fashion cf Cur Times.

W respectfully inform the people Of Burlington and
vicinity, thot he has leased the premises owned and
formerly occupy lay u. X. PAysBuRy MS Cabne,
Furniture Manuiactoty, where hr intends carrying on
the above business.
Mn Scorr, from long experience in The principal
Cities. and having had the direction of the work in
one of the most Fashionable Shops ir the City of
New York for more than two wears feels confident Of
having the ability 10 suit the wishes of the Public
Orders will he received from every description nf
tnnrurr IN every variety of STYLE embracing NIL the
latest Parsi1n Gothic. and Eli2nhchau pnt'crne,
Grntemcns librnres fitted mp in any style desired,
and ~ manner of elegnnce not surpassed in the
United States. Common furniture mndc in superior
nade
Indies md Gentlemen desired to call and cx-
anime specimens a' his Ware Room on the Enst side
OF Cntns l.1nc. few doors from College Street and
oppositc $. Nichols Cahne, Shop
Burlington, July -, 10. w3m3
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Srnnry CH>NGEs.--Thcrc is nothing more trying
10 the human u'iiution than sudden changes OF
weather. Heat ai!es the blood, and increases the
n nspirntion bn when suddenly checked, those hui
nors which should rns oii by the skin, arc thrown Oh
mwnrdy causing coughs, coIds. consumption, dill
Guilty in breathing. wHi"rv aud inillmcd eyes, sore
hroat and many other complaints
BEWARE or CorNlLRfLn.-TnE ONLY ORIGINAL
AND GEXcINE INDIAN NEiErABLE Pulls HAVE the siG
NATURE OF WILLIAM WRIGHT WRITTEN WITH a rr'
on THE TOR Label. EACH Box. None other as gen
uiac. md 10 counterfeit Tbs is FORGERY.
The genuine for salc hv w. H. CURTIS, Water
Street, and THEODORE A. PECK, College Street
sole agent for Burlington. Reuben Ferguson; Essex
J. b Dyke Huntington w. Rhodes, ir Richmond
l'nderhill llurhut q Hodges. WilIision r. san
derson, and g. Ayers West Wilison ]. Lyman
jericho; W. Il. Vclic, iineshurgh W : Il u 7
Wood WcslIprd Staples & Lyon Charlotte Johi
Smonds Shchurnc /; K Richmond Barnard aud n
the New England Branch Office ana General Depot
| lgS fremont Street, Boston.
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1872 Washington street.
GEO. W. WARREN & co.
June 81 1918 wjlw idG9 2awiw

IMPROVED AMERICAN A!R-TlGllT
Cooking stove.
T HE above stove is offered to the public ne an nr'-
L icr for culinary purposes unrivard by any ohrr
now in use Its construction is very simple nnd CON
scqurnily can he managed with facility and cnse.
The oven is large and hakes admirably, the tiues
heinz so arranged ms to disc mn equal degree OF heat
in n parts of it. Avcry useful feature in this stove Is
its summer arrangement which consists o! furnace
which can be used with the same inry and more
economy than the common portable iuinaccs.
a general assortment OF Fancy Box and Alr-tght
stoves OF the laicst styles Putcu, Pumps, lead pipe,
Agricultural implements &c.
lob work of all kinds in TN. copper aud Shcrtlro
done in the latest style and on short notice.
wj2uJ BOSTU'ICK & ENANTi.
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wan, of proncr exercise &c How foolish then TO Mt.
cmnt cure hy using these deetrrous articles. when
il is impossihlr to effect only nv stimulating the
liver TO n healthy action, whereby the bowels become
,er1nr. the svetcm pure. and thu comnlcction clear
AID healthy to do this use IIerriris SUGAR Coated
plls-their cures permanent their effects lasting
- Orders to be directed to llcrtick and Co. Prin-
cnal Offre. Albany, N.Y.-nnd for sale by. \, C.
smear GEO T.. Huntington. Cailin and Spear. bnrllr-
Ton. W. b. Hatch Wnoosli Falls John Smonds 2nd
S;hrhurn, Lyon nnl Alexander. Charlotte Wells
Hncsjnrlh, aud also by Druggists aud Merchant:
i'm every town and Village
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Vegetable tcrtifica'es.
RENi RKABLE CIRE or PILES!

November ~ 1877.
Ncssrs.
Gents For thirty years have been afilic'cd with
Piles. general De!iiiy, and Inflammation, causing
tun,ors and prolapsus o thu bowels and which had re-
sisted AL the medical treatment DR. Chapman and
others could give. The last three years OF that time
my suiiciugS defy description was confined to bed
unubc help myself and al Inst given ny by mr ply
eiciins and friends in dcsprir at ever gaining my
health: IN incr tor a timc before commenced using
Dr. llpham'S Eectunry WIS ent rely spcechless, and
NV burial clothes made but under tn" bench
cen, ncrcics ot Providence. and tn" use ot DR. Up
hams Elcctuarv. though an OLD MAN have the plea
sure OF stating the fact to the public that my health is
now good and hope TO live mnny years It II Is Cod s
will to make known the virtues ui DR.. Iphams Elrc-
Iuary and To recommend it to my afflicted fellow
creatures it helped me beyond the expectations o
all who knew my cnsr, and can only say to Others
that il is in my opinion the bet medicine in the wo Id
for Piles or any other disc" Of the bowels and i
they viii use itnccordlu to the directions. viii my
s'li WnrrHut cure III every case. \ ours with the
utmost expression OF thlukSlnnrss
CORNELIUS SPUR.
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Notice Ia Hslsysicsnns.

\ consequence oi the great quantity OF impure
! Medicines aud inferior Drugs, ot both foreign nnd
domestic kinds offered for sale the Subscriber is spare
ing pains IN obtaining thosr Of p9Sifitc pHriivhnd
intrinsic go0dncss. The disadvantage to which our
Practitioners have been liable, can now, TO cviden,
benefit he removed
Chemicals Medicines, d the best Drugs furnished
Ia Physicians and Merchants, and dispensed to fam
lilies nj reasonable advance from cost
PHYSICIANS Formula. d family prescriptions put
tip with accuracy AID promp ness, 1nto g. prc..
WI I'm Burlington VI
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To the Ladies.

with feelings of deep modification thai We see
n IS W,'i journals filed with glowing advertisements
s s 10 those females lha. Are 10 BY the
to have dark or billions M poIH lead, arsenic
use OF diiees. lops rhrir ccs will become beautiful
and and nS o "i" ka Ss ' d Ii he %
temrn possess ar Sr hey would hesitate 10 nave
man sysa9 system connected with such nonsenseA "a,
her lliiles c"mpection Is the result OF an nara
ana piPa liver, costlve bowels dyspeptc symptoms
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War Ended
T. ALL Oh Z. q d ID =

And m"ncu I" he rdiSei ~ IHp for Pe0'r.
NOW Is THE TIME TO CONE AND
~ buy while the Goods are New and Cheap. Those
,u-t received it is difficult TO know how high To marx
To- prevent suspicion OF their not having been bought
But they were really purchased however small the
price ani paid Tor with money had OF the People.
who have the good IN exchange tor cash ol thrr
agent. HOW ARDS.
II
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Uassrs.
Geutlglncn--J Understanding that yon arc 'hc Cen
crnl Agents tor the sue OF DR.. Iphmm's Vegetable
Elrc'uary, for the Of tac Piles, have deeut' ~
that invaluable medicine have been afflicted or
many years win the Plies aud have tcd variors re-
needles, but with no beneficial effects. Indeed be-
Gar 10 consider my case hopeless. But about the
ii 81 Of September last ! was prevailed upon by II
friend to- ~. .>.t tin II the above named medicine
took hi- atvlrr AMI rejoice say that am not only
relieved. Int. as | hrlirvr. perfectly c0red most
earnestly rcnn,nrrii to all who may have the mis-
fortune 10 Uc d..,.yJ wItu that annoylnG and danger
oIs disease. Very respectfully, your Oh .eryt
ELY MOORE.
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NEW MEAT MARKET.

ON WATER NIREEV.
SswN AM\SA DREW HAS OPENED
MEAT MARKET in his
----fL--J.- BRiCh BLLDiNG, just erected on
Water Street. opposite the EXCHANGE lioTrl.. where
he rn"nns keep hand, for the supply of the pub
lie all kinds oi MEAT which he will sell on the most
reasonable terms His Market will be open for cns.
toners At oil Tie business k2His " tie dag, from
morning nighf, and he uris TO- provide Tor those
cho mnv patgunxr him III" hest nrl'c" IN hi- IN OF
basness that eau he obaned IN the vicinity
Burlington, July :. ISIS. liNWut
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fN.a E.isaraa ssIlrrtiRfg.

4 ND "a Linen for Pillow Cases. will
quantities Of Brown and Bleachcd Cotton, car
be found AT the Ladies' Exchange
WILCOX & NASH
Burlinrton July 6 1913. dNw
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New Goods
j. v. re "A " ID a n e.

HAS JUST RETURNED FROM New
yh f9,k with n large assortment Of Watches Nv;
tty NM Fancy articles lie has now the largest and
assortment ot Watches md Jewrlry that hast ever
% n''Cleu Tor sale in the State of Vermont, uni he
NJ, wei. goods lower than they can be bought in
H. L nnSlon or New York, Of the same quality
ii' h's coo and Silver Watches of oil kinds Gold
iSgr,s m'vrry Pattern, Gold Guard aud Fob chans,
God Pens in !'oli CASES Tor Ladies' or t;entlernen,
No" sens hnH krys ct every Pattern mud great
variety Of oral am,p Iowa Stone aud c,,ser Pins
hne Gold Plus with .ss and Bon Setting for Ninen.
inrcs. Two dozen dfie1t Patterns of Bracelets and
cosps. Gold Ihnhlrs Loads, md Chain Slides Col:
Rings of every ds ion Prtrrv from 25r,s 10 s,25 90
Ear Hoops. iHrI7 u -uni. Plain or chosed Ear
Drops, with Coral aud some Setting. Bead Pnvs,
Pearl and Shrll Gard eases, IVORY Tablets S,cri
cais. Rings aud 1ns-ts Purse Silk &c. &C
Burlington liur IL, ~ w5l
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" L have just received from Auction. 10
" pieces OF Blue, Blue Black. Black, AM Brown
Bgosdc,oihs which are cheaper thru offered in
any store il Vermont Thos, wishing to purchase
nice Brnaicloth Coat cheap, are invited to call Mt
the LADIES' ENclnn.e and cxHniur our stock. No
charge iur .ooAing WILCOX & NASH.
B2l,iugton, Iuly 6 l'i9. dvw.
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SprctacIcs.
Salt Rhcum, Scrolula, Lcprocy,
Erysipilas &c. &c.

Facis are Siu5born Things. Here is one among
a mass ot others
NEWTON, Lower Falls, May, 1913.
Mr. I0yrs Dear Sr,--lf more testimony is nee
dci in favor Of your valuable Drops and Pills for lu
lnols you may add mine to the number you already
have.
Having been afflicted for thirty years with the Lcp-
rocy or " hic Scuri and having tried all sorts OF rem
edlcs to no purpose and having arrived at the OF
fifty had given mp all hopes OF relIei Accidentally
seeing your drops advertised was induced to try them
when to uy utter surpr =, was completely cured be-
fore had tukru one bottle. Gou are al liberty to
make any OF this You please Tor 10 me your drops
are invaluable. Respectfully lours,
WILLIAM CURTIS.
For snle in Burlington only by 'rHropnEI PECK,
and By many other Druggists in as and the adjoining
States.
y b. Nothing is 50 cheap. and nothing else is so
eliicacous for nil diseases oi the SKIN. Try n-uy II
iAITnfuLLY-try ii As DIRECTED. w'yi
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Very truly your ohcdicnt servant,
GEtR.,. RDBr. CRcIS.

Norr,r.--Tho genuine Uphani's Elcr'unry has his
written Snatnrc, thus {, y. pham, VI, D. The
hand Is also donr with a pen rrcr, = box.
S'I,Whprs3.o anI r,.'r by l'rN>uAw < kLrcHtu,
l2l Fulton suect y \. \. { SPAR ard Gro. \
ihEPrNoroN. Agents tor Burlington, and by D,uLs
grnrraIy throughout The T.. :. and CnngIas.
Br..iugr"u, Iuly 6, ISIS, wlmG
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4flnrric0,

In Johnson, July 22d by HIN. Simmons Esq Nr
CyRrs RoDy, OF Burlington, and Miss MARI \. CroK
OF Johnson
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&!A
&.IzIS
Whig District Convention.

The Wings Of the several towns in the
Third Congressional District are request
ed 10 send Delegates 10 a Convention. TO be
holden at the Court House i'll Burlington
on THURSDAY the 81 day August
next, for the purpose Of nominating Can
tEida,cs for Electors of President and Vice
President Of the Inited States. and Repre-.
sentative in Congress.
|, is hoaed that every town in tho Dis
trct VIII send It's compliment Of Delegates.
lIE\RI b. STACY.
GEO. +. il0uGiil'oN, District
GEO. w GRANDi. Committee.
GILBERT ALLEN.
!ufy 2I'h. 1873.
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In Burlington, on the Goth inst, Capt. Rr>srLL
JovES aged % Funeral takes place 10 morrow sat
urdayl at O'Clock +, VI, at Capt n. Humans.
IN Ausaro, Mexico, Mr.. ioIfN MTcuEIL, brother
Of James Mitchell, OF this place, Of the Kentucky Vol
unteeis, aged - years.