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GENCY, wsshington.The late Of the In
rpecon branch Of the Post ohee Department offers his
mail generally and those Of The southwestern
particularly with the that his from once
initiate against the character has
tsined te Cor honesty capacity, and hdey and
refers his associates In ONCE u both parties, with their hearty
sustain him therein. =.
An orders business Of every nature,
government viii thankfully received and promptly despatched
~ 80 " JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-dd late Of Post Once Department
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NOTICEhe subscriber beg leave inform the citizens and
public generally that he has just employed workmen from Eu
northern cities, Of known skill and experience
which, with his knowledge and practice IN the bust
thirty year, enables him % with confidence that he 10
prepared manufacture ape jewciy and costly gems silver
kc cheaper han other establishment known
Of country. His customers respectfully
requested 10 leave their order with : -
Penn. avenue, between Oh and ION streets.
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For Ralsimore.

For Baltimore.
a .n THE osCEoLA viii, on Sunday, the -
R.6llo-e September, making week
The above place, leaving washington every SUNDAY
O'clock Returning Baltimore every Tuesday
o'clock She will regularly, going and returning, NJ
Ieonardown, Md st. Marys river, MIDI and Cone river Na
and usual landings the Potomac, for signals or 20 land
|, FOR NORFOLK.
o.ceola will leave Norfolk every Thursday
O'Clock Returning, leave Norfolk Friday at O'Clock
.. m. Passage and fare IS.
She touches, going and returning, Cone river and a. The usual
iandings. JAMES MITCHELL,
sep Capuin.
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WANTED, daily, at the baltimore, PhlladeIphi. Ne.

WANTED, daily the baltimore, Philadelphia New
York. Boston, and New Orleans General Agency and comms
once, young Wholesale retail and other
spectacle business keepers poers bar
Keepers waters, farmers coachmen book and
agents. al business &c. We
large number Of good situations hand which
LDO0 Those situations
would do well call have In enc
cities, wac will enable place every applicant In
notice We have
cities, which will enhbIe
give all who with csl.
TAYLOR TAYMAN, No. 80 Second street,
between south and Gay.
living Of ne United States, and wishing
baltimore, either Of the Cities viii
Immediately attended by addressing line
pad doing they will curta both trouble and
they would incur coming the city and
'''.''s '"p''' 'l'"' W TAYLOR h TAYMAN,
eB No 50 Second street,
May 24-du Baltimore, Md.
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CENERAL House Furnishing Dry Goods wsrcroom.
" CLAGETT DoDsoN would respectfully inform all
and those intending keep they
prepared for the reception Of
Of good. In the above line than has been
hitherto seen in this city. d. viii he
purpose making purchases and would respectfully desire
preiest, best, and
from wait their return They will have in
~
superb Tapestry Velvet Tapestry BRUSSELS and Brussels
Threepiy super6ne Ingram, low priced do
Dsmask fwiled aud plain Venetian Carpeung
their line. Aug 25-4f2w2awif
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SEPTEMBER Report OF the Mutual LAfe Insurance
y Company Of New York. Once No. rs Wall street
Neu August 1919, exceeding se7200o.
This during month Of september, Issued hun
80 ooIcies. viz
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#2 Concord Academy.
llE next session of this Institution the LIST Of Oc
t0ber. '' T7-s7
r. VIM COLEMAN, A. M, Principal.
LEWIS M. COLEMAN, Am.
:, - REFERENCRs.
Hon. John Y. Mason;.
Dr, E. II. Scott. Speaker of the Senate Of virginia.
Thomas J. Randolph, esq, Albemane;
Or. ATmisiead Cook Portsmouth a..a,.sE.
Robert q. Stanard ESQ., Mchmond;
VIM IL Harrison, esq., Prince George; VII
VIM H. Tayioe, esq, Mount Airyj e, .s,t.E
Richard Baylor. ESQ., Essex; ....a
Andrew Hunter, esq., Jefferson;
Clayton q. Coleman, esq. =. Louisa; 2''. 5s'
John Tabb, esq.,. Gloucester; ".." .|
VIM. H. Roy, esq Gloucester; a.s' H. -s.s. LII &
Hon. Robert NJ +. Hunter, Essex; 't|
Right Rev. Nicholas Cobbs ID. D., Bishop Of Alabama
Hon. Thomas X. Bayly, NJ. c.; " s ~
Judge Daniel Coleman Alabama; sfs ~...r
Hon. james A. Seldom" M. c.; ....# .<.
Gen. Bernard Peyton,. Richmond; ,t
Hon. James M. Mason Frederick '"
Rev VIM. Friend, Port Royal
John Il. Bryan, esq, Gloucester; n s@
Thomas 3. Ghoson, ESQ., Petersburg; ..,t. i.
Micrs w. Fisher ESQ., Northampton;
John w, Tyler, ESQ., Wanenton ~. 1 '.@. 1874
George +. wilkins, esq.,. Northampton; ..#.
Francis T. Rives esq, Petersburg. .. ..... n
Genemsn who either have had have wards
members Of the Institution
Sep, 2-u [Intell as H... VIZ
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Agency OF the Houses I'm the United
TAYLOR MAURy, saoners, Pennsylvania
avenue ph formed connexions with the
principal book essbsmeuts country, viii supply al orders
Tor religious miscellaneous medical scientific, and school
bcoks N lots o. single copies At The lowest qualification pess
books northern cities. trouble
esgne ofhe. freight pcssee kc BY leaving the orders win
TAYLOR MAURY, In Washington city. - ~, 5uEa
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BENJAMIN p Worcester, teacher
Of photography during shoo in this
city, continues 10 give private instruction his rom, Mr g.
Goen on Penn avenue, between e and I'm s ON esscsaee
terms, anffN4 Sept 2~lawu
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MR. A. DE vAUDRICOURT begs leave 90 inform the
vi public and HE friends at having permanently located In Wash
he intends devote attention the tuition o the French
Italian and spanish languages and also Of The piano forte and draw
In all ~ branches References Of the highest respectfully
win be BY applying his residence l1 between and
d. merit door % Gbscns Acsdemy Davss music store and
Mfs Andersonr stationery
July f7-eod6
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WILL attend the prosecution Of claims before Congress and u
w various executive departments Of the government
Once and dwelling street. between sth and 10Th Streets
Oct
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FfeVchuVes n,
AR. AMATIs ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND APERlENTThs remedy, composed entirely Of vegeta
Die ingredients and totally free from mineral substance
bnng caaIte with cordial and strengthening powers
discovered and prescribed Dr. Ama celebrated physcian
most OF the Diseases Of the abdominal diarea,
seney bilious complaints, dyspepsia and all other disorders of
the liver &c. n g8.
knowing from that operates kindly and
eectua manner in these submitted remedy those
who be attacked by the prevailing fatal scourge
ventye all who be first insdous
symptoms. .satsi
TO be had wholesale Music Saloon,
vana ayenue between i and 18th Streets and at the principal
drug city Washington, Georgetown and
Pamphlets containing full use with many interesting
ccrfeaies accompany each panacea very liberal
discount dcrcrs Orders the United States
promptly attended to- All communcatons must be port paid
Aug 3-law1 SAMUEL CARU5f d CO.
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UNITED STATES WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE
HOUSE. ~.
EVILS HANFoRD, asa, 254 ass ass Pearl street,
bctween Fulton street and burning P New York. have
hand the Of CLOTHING United States,
adapted 10 all In the article Of Shirts and Drawers
keep endless variety Also the extensive manufacturers Of
AND FAsii0G zb3E cf0rnss1, ~ nj Kinds. I.
Catalogues Of stocksent by mail. Orden promptly nIied
LEWIS nANfORD, ~
Nos. 25e, 254, 2J6, and 25s Pearl st., N. Y
June 30-2awam 800 , -
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KNOX WALKER VIII practise law In ths sspreme
u States, and attend
claims against government Address Washington. D. c.
Mar. loft WI W ~ e.s...
HENRY .. FOorE viii hereafter practise suprcm
III Court Of the United States. tsi.,t Vi ..tsa fl
sddresssd o him may be directed either Jackson,
nfssisapp, o. 70 shis city, yuyM
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DmLIP BARTON KEY viii attend "a any business
he may be ntrusted with before Dis
t and wiz aiso attend the Of before Con-
d wAsHireror, July Is, 1875. July IT-sawd
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A CARD.

TUE sndsrsed having opened se: me end Of winas
III s wso ms s "a si
s sssn. -, Of dc % =. p ne q
lion g claim. pending sess H long win
once Win ssss.iys win ss
such may enuust his management 4 -
Republican Agu., Badmeei Richmond EnquIrsi Herald,
phia win insert 70 the amour, Of two dollars send me
Sept o9--f tIIaa s9
DIcH satin de Chemes, Gi.cs, ana other now ana
% ea e acnuon Of the ladies % their new and sss.n.
' ss as.ee% o. goods s s % land
newly greatest variety Of every other kind Of shion
soussene. ds Lame and rich csbmsrs. plain ssp.d
Msrao., every variety shade and quality, very cheap
hS ssss. s ss snr. SS pd. % ,... and o
nsnne. u blue gl1. mouse ar.s cherry 'car'' and
Also, 70 pieces embroidered asnnsl., Tor
o Psss s1s s.s sseas sas sss
A.o. h,s Canton Grape shswi. Of the che embroidery
Iads .h meek sear and c,sys -. .,.,v
Li Do c cs ssss and i beaver 90 '-'
sHk, Cashmere, and cotton hosiery a
H MS,s an. s,. eo oIa %i poisa muslin
Plain Swiss and plaid DO
White sndbI capes
Black slk lace, uimmings
Black 'i fringe velvet 'f'"'''i s;assrs mrcHnLL,
,ruu n.,,.,..,,, Furiture private ssle.Tbe
scler. o,d respectfully inform the public that hey
ev ar sae large general assortment OF excellent frn
'"'e, ,s ~ hair and spring sofas
M marble top and other dressing bureaus
no rocking and parior chairs Of every description
DO centre, and scroll pedestal tables
DO marble Top wash closen and stands
Handsome chamber
closet, bedsead chairs
Mahogany looking elssses maple, aud
rosewood and every other description
Cane nj wood-seat chairs rockers, &c.
Round hack Office, and childfehr chairs .tF'
Handsome painted crsets, stands, and tnbes fH
large glass pickle preserve jars, with
100 glass tuInbcrs, Of various sizes
knives and forks
setsh gilt and Powered walters
Twist double single barrel guns
other articles house fushinr
line. Al Of which viii sell on rsssossbs and
dating eIV-s GREEN TAsTET,
Sep 23-eod2w Conccu Hall.
ENCyCLOPHDIA OF tine Useful Arts, cen pr1sirg
u agriculture horticulture, commerce, political economy cnrpe
naval architecture; by Russell
senior and illustrated eneravngs
One quarto volume, London, 1873. FRANCK TAYLOR.
Ocl3 lit@ NiN RHsttt aH tAttW
Ri.ekwocd's Edinbsrsh .Maeasirs ssr s<pssmbsr,
- q TAYLOR 3 MAURY,
Ilssia 8. bookssilsus near Nh street
ssptn rs tNswpJ -47-IT = 1s''
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EDITED BY
THOMAS RITCHIE 4 EDMUND BURKE.
PROPOSALS soH INDIAN eooDs.
o.,,d D.,.ar.s.r ., ~. I.rs.Ios,

DkrARrhENT or TINE INTERIOR,
oYyok ispIAs Abrams, September 20, IS49
cEAED PROPOSALS win received AZ the Office Of le Com
missioner Of Indian AAs, Washington city 10 O'Clock
Thursday The Isl day q November neI furnishing the FOL
owing goods In the quantities ereabouis te use az
be Indians and deliverable in the city Of New York. viz;
BlaRkcts r.sffl
gOO point white Macknac bankst 10 measure 60 bv ID
inches and weigh eight pounds - = =
y inches and weigh six pounds Tx -4.' - "
LIS pairs point white Macknac bankess 20 measure N bv "a
inches and weigh I'VE and quarter pounds = -
go pairs point white Mackinac blankets 70 measure SO bv so
inches, and weigh i6ur and quarter p0unds = =
inches, and weigh three nnd qusster pounds = HI
400 pairs point scarlet Macknae blankets
inches, and weigh eight pounds m '-- Ia n Z = ~
pi ~ point scarlet blankets 10 measure "a by az
inches, and weigh six pounds n $500 -
w point blankets 10 az Nv "a
inches, and weigh ten pounds A. n. n IN N N = =,
point Mackinac Blankets 10 measure DO v rs
inches, and weigh eight pounds IA a" r - III
$50 ~ point blankets To measure "a Nv az
inches, and weigh six pounds = Y
100 pairs ~ point genneila blankets TO
90 by "a inches and weigh pounds
400 pairs point genfinca blue Macknac measure
60 by ~ inches, and weigh eight pounds
800 pairs 2k point gennen hlnc blankets to measure
81 by ID inches, and weigh pounds n a. r5 Z ~
/. f . Dry Gooda.
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BENNETT OLEmENTs,
.Nsfayy EsnbIc, Bonatr Land, Pension and General
.arrnt, nt IV,ashfnxfou,

BENNIsTT OLEmENTs,
.vSfayy FnbHc Bomstn Land, Pension and Gsnraf
aseni, az W.ashfngton,
CONTINUES prosecute claims for revolutionary services
Valid revolutionary, halpay, and widows pensions and all
claims growing with Mexico
recent and extensive enables
with prompines and efficiency all claims committed
and management His charges uniformly moderate II
pected thai correspondents will pay postage.
RErrERksoEs.
Hon. A. r. Bagby, Ala Hon. A. Iverson, Ga.
p. Butler King, Ca Col a. @. Bennett, 7. NJ. army
r. b. Rhet, :. q. Gen. N. Towson, r. NJ. Gen.
j. =. Phelps, Mo. Hon. II. La sere, La.
P.w Tompkins, Miss. Messrs. Gales scaion,
J. n. Harmanson, La. Messrs. Corcoran Riggs,
J. q. Chapman, Md Col II. r. Andrews, r. N. A.
Kaufman, Texas, Col ID. J. Ricardo New Orleans,
JOB Mann, Pa. Maj. Lloyd !. Bcail, p. NJ. A.
AK. Paris, comptroller Of Hssner, esq, auditor
treasury. treasury.
Sept N-ly
National Medical College, Washington, ID. q.
THE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES will commence on
the first Monday in November and continue until the end Of
March.
FACULTY.
TaoxAs MsH NJ d. Professor Of Anatomy Physiology
WILLIAM JoHssros NJ d., Professor Of Obstetrics and
Diseases Of Women and Children.
osHuA hLEy, NJ d. Professor Of Matera Medca, Theapue-
Faspssox MAY, NJ d. Professor OF the Principles and
Gnlyros TYLrs d., Of Pathology and Practice Of
Medicine
EDwInp FoRsxAs d. Professor Of Chemistry Pharmacy
RoBEsr d. Adjunct Professor Of Anatomy and
Physiology.
Jasss e. Mosaas, NJ. d., Pro.ecor and Demonstration.
Clinical lectures selected rom the Wash
Inhrmay Operations performed before the class.
Pee for o course Of lectures 49, Demonstraor ticket Slo
Graduation fee, s25 500
WILLIAM r. JOHNSTON, NJ. d., Dean,
July 102awt5thN0v Th street, between v and streets
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CARD.--O. 8. X. Practise
District of Columbia and prosecute claims before the different
depsrtmen and before He tenders services especially
United States attorneys and maa and % The clerks o. e Un
States coushaving the Treasury Depart
men reference % claims for services Of such cce Accmmu
nicaons should be postpaid. tt st II
once, y street, between 13h and 18th.
~. Initial 0G--dv
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ENaIIsH HOOKS .t half priee, 70 cIo.e . eon.ign-

IIUME's HIsTORY OF ENGLAND, ane edition, I'm
moderate sized volumes large type and binding 81
volume. To be completed in six volumes Volumes
!, and this day received. FRANCK TAYLOR
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ID. 5. EBERSOL u co.
TUN SMITHS and Manufacturers Of County
Y i Seals and Seal Presses. Keep constantly on
hand prize target Rifles, warranted to shoot from
40 to 800 yards, stub and twist double and single
barrel Shot Guns, Revolvers and single barrel Pts
tolls, Powder Flasks, Percussion Caps and Pills,
Flints, best quality Of Rifle and Sporting Powder,
Rife barrels, Gun-Mounting, Gun-Locks, Nipples,
Wad-Cutters, &C. &C.
Orders from abroad promptly attended to.
G-Repairing done in the best manner and at
reasonable prices
Shop on Third Street, near the Barrett House.
Burlington. sept. Ii. lSA9.
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SA INF hW u TSo

DR. David Prince,
nEvOTES particular attention to Surgery, includ-
- ing the treatment of the diseases Of the Eye and
the Ear. L-Ofice, northeast corner Of Fourth and
Wade, ~tille & CO,
GROCERS and Commission Merchants, No. 80,
OALevee 81 Leuis, Mo-, have on hand large and
general assortment of Groceries; will make advan-
ces on consignments either for sale here or for
shipments to our friends South or East.-as-ly
RErEREHcEs-H. Won Phul; A. L. Benoist & Co.;
R. w. Campbell; VIM Nesbet Co., St Louis-F is
MARTINS EMPORIUM.
UNPRECE DENTED SUCCESS OF NO. 1ls.
FALL OF ls4s.-Morro! Ipledge myself to sell
lo,rer than any other House.
MY business is done entirely upon the Cash prin-
IVl ciple, therefore, have no losses to make up
on bad Debts, as those do who sell upon Credit, and
have to make up the difference on their cash Gus
toners.
My stock this Fall is the largest ever brought
West, comprising by far the most complete assort-
ment ever offered by any House. MY goods have
all been purchased for cash and manufactured at
very low prices.
are beautiful, many of them the richest and most
fashionable offered in this country; the whole
of my time and attention has been devoted to the
purchasing and manufacturing Of my stock, as my
brother Charles G. Martin, attends to the st Louis,
establishment; therefore it must be apparent to
every one, from the many advantages that Ipossess
and the long experience that have had fifteen years,
that am enabled to get up stock better adapted
to the market than any other house.
l am determined to sell at very small profits, so
as to make it an object for every Country
to invest his cash capital in Clothing, it will pay
him better Profit meet with Quicker saes and leave
no Remnants to lose on. Merchants, that cannot
make it convenient to visit the city, by sending in
their orders have them filled at the lowest cash
prices, and those that do not please can be returned.
have but one store,
IT'S No. lis, Main street, 81 Louis,
large No. ilS on top of the House. A flag out
with the name MARTIN on it, large guilt letters in
front. Cheap Wholesale and Retail Establishment.
st Louis, aug. %, lS4S JOHN T. MARTIN
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NJ Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry IA
The great remedy for consumption of the lungs, af
fcctions Of the liver, bronchitis, asthma, pain or
weakness Of the breast or lungs, chronic coughs,
pleurisy, hemorrhage Of the lungs, and all affec-
tons of the pulmonary organs.
THERE is a difference between Wistars Balsam
Of wild cherry and all other preparations OF wild
cherry. The true and genuine balsam contains, be-
sides the extract of wild cherry bark other medical
agents Of great character and efficacy in the of
coughs, colds, and general diseases Of the
lungs. But the important difference between this
medicine and all others ofthe kind, is that Wistar's
balsam cures,' while other remedies give only tenn
porary relief to the sufferer. Reed the following
tifcate rendered to us by one Of our citizens:
CINCINNATI, Feb. IS, 1s47.
Messrs Sanford h Park-Gents: take this oppor-
tunity to inform you of remarkable cure perform
ed in my own case by the use Of DR. Wistars balsam
Of wild cherry. About the first Of September, 1916,
on my lungs, and during the space Of five months I
labored under distressing cough. had quite lost
all hope of recovery, until about week or ago
was induced to try your balsam of wild cherry and
before had used half Of one bottle my cough was
relieved. am now by the Blessing Of God, and a
further use OF this balsam, to perfect health
Yours respectfully, HARRIET 5. HILL.
This invaluable preparation is for sale in Burling-
ton BY Parsons, Copp 4 Parsons; Mount Pleasant,
B. F. Stephenson; Columbus City, P. Gore; and by
inquiry may be found for sale in every town thro.
out the state. Also, by Parsons, Copp Parsons,
Burlington.
E-CAurIos.-The genuine wistar's Balsam is
envelopcd in fine white steel engraved wrapper
ford Parkthereon, without which it is positively
counterfeit
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II. MI. Mark.

kAHA SADDLE HARNESS l. COLLARS 0N
S& Maker, has removed his Shop to the 9+X1
southeast corner Of Main and Washington streets,
where he is prepared to furnish all articles in his
line with promptitude, and in a style of workman
ship which will be entirely satisfactory to all who
may be pleased to patronise him. He would also
inform the public that he is able to furnish articles
in his line cheaper than any other establishment of
the kind in this city. Patronage is respectfully
licited. burlington, march Is, 1919.
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ID. MORTIM NOR Els

Rheumatic Compound and Blood Purifier.
THIS article so celebrated in Saint Louis for the
certain cure Of rheumatism, in all its different
stages, is now offered the only remedy for this
most painful of all diseases. The proprietor cured
himself in ten days after all his physicians had Civ
him np, by means Of this medicine, the result OF
long study and experiment. Mfr J. w. Christy, a
gentleman well known to many of our citizens, was
also entirely cured, after being disqualified for bu-
siness for four years, and J. w. Southack, mer-
chant Of st Louis, well known to the business COM
munity, was cured by means of this remedy when
all others had failed. The certificates Of both the
gentlemen attached to the pamphlets round each
bolt e, and can be seen by calling on the Agent
To all suffering with the rheumatism, this med-
cine is offered a remedy which cannot fail. For
sale by il .TALLANT, Agent,
may II. lSl9-1y Jefferson street.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOUDS!!
THE subscriber has just received from the Eas-
l. tern cities, and is now opening large and well
selected stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
to which the attention Of purchasers is respectful
ly invited. ALFRED CLARKE
1I7ANTED: all kinds of Merchantable Produce,
w for which the highest market price will be
paid in Cash or Goods, if wanted.
oct I, 80 ALFRED CLARKE
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- Fall and Winter Goods. ~
THE subscribers are receiving at their Old Stand
i No. 4, jefferson streets general assortment Of
Merchandise, adapted to the Fall and Winter trade,
to which they respectfully invite the attention of
the public. PARSONS, COPP 4 PARSoNS.
Burlington, October, lS49.
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Notice to Presumption Claimants

Notice to Presumption Claimants.
Every person entitled to the right Of presumption
to any of the lands within the townships above
merated, is required to establish the to the
tsfaction of the Register and Receiver of the pro-
per Land Office, and make payment therefor soon
spracicable after seeing this notice, and before the
day appointed for the commencement of the public
sale Of the lands embracing the tract claimed, 9TH
erwise such claim will be forfeited.
oct II, lS49-13cw J. BUTTERFIELD,