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Scott. WIlifchcad & co..,

GENERAL Agents and Commission Merchant,
~ No. IL, Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods .Hardwle,
Queensware, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, cYs
Looking Glasses. etc. etc. etc. ian Ia. ~
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a. : q sADDLERY.

T HAVE on hand and offer for sale at very low
l. prices, extensive assortment of saddlery:
Such as mems best plain, second rate and common
saddles; fun spanish and city shaofter saddles; wild
and tame pigeon saddles, ranging in price from sew
en- to thirty dollars. Ladies saddles from nine to
twenty-five dolls.
horse harness from $l2 to $500.
Carriage toto 1000.
Wagon Breeching from TO l4,oo.
Collars c. cts to $50.
ALso:-Bind and riding brides, lines, back and
belly bands, martingales, hate,s wagon, carriage
and drivers whips. riding switches, OK and stage
lashes carpet and saddle bags and various other
ticles in our line too numerous to mention.
have also in connexion with my saddlery work,
fine assortment of saddery hardware. The follow
ing comprise few of the articles Self adjusting
springs harness pad saddle and plate trees,
spanish and fall back, riding saddle trees of every
pattern, rings, buckles bits .strrups and every thing
else used in making saddles Or harness. ALso:-
saddlers' and shoemakers leather of all kinds. Any
of the above articles will exchange for CASH or
| HIDES. Persons wishing any thing in my line will
| please give me call. G ARMSTRONG.
/ Burlington, an 2o-4S-tf.
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Caps and Bonnofs.
NLIE have just received from New fors and Of
W Ter for sale very low
800 Rutland, pearl and straw bonacts;
$50 braid bpnnets
LOO misses straw and mot.aa do
- doz fur caps; s dor silk plush caps;
- DO plain cloth caps; IS ioz plush do
- a. f6r.4r&mtd do b do glazed DO
" 70 Do baysEfancy cloth AMI velvet CAPS;
- Do h1ir seal caps, with large and s3lenlid
aooglMent Of artlnciai lowers, tabs, soss:.cs AZ.
80 dresses. cssl ana ass tAsa1.
A,ps 8, I5a COX, cARRE1T CO
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e'It is carefully pacfed up in boxes for transportation,
and part Of the T. Texas, ,&W Indies
THOMAS MILES, l69 Main street Cincinna Ohio
era Agents for the IT, States Mexico West Indies and Can
adas. To whom all communications must be addressed,
Post Paid. HENRY BLAKsLEY Co.. agents, st Louis.
Sold by c. w. EopEMASN, Agent Tor Bnfiin Iowa,
and for sale by of the principal Druggists and Mer.
chants throughout the United states Mexico, Canada and
Vest Indies. sent lSis-ly
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George Partridge.

NWater Street, Cup stairs,) st Louis. Mo. IfPa.
ticular attention paid to the sale of Flor re an, Po
Lard, Bacon, Salt, Groceries, &c. And will alsost
tend to the purchase of any articles usually keplt
Country Store. may IL ly.
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nUEENs-WARE: Just opened a beautiful assert.
NJ ment OF Quccnsware consisting Of white and
painted Granite Tea Sets; common LIVERPOOL ware
lie. root 10, ,i1 LAUMANN DR0.
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Ready Made Clothing.

6lox, GARRETT & CO.. have Just received per
NIsb senator direct from New York, large and
splendid assortment of winter clothing, comprising
$50 cloth, blanket, tweed, cashmere ard slt:act
costs;
800 prs. CLOTH cashmere, s..instt, tweed, jeans
and kerscy pants.
1000 velvet, satin, valentia and woollcn vests;
IS doz. fine and common muslin shirts, also,
Flannel and nett under shirts ana draw collars;
ETC., which we determined to sell cheap as a.
nv house above st I.ouis. Cali and examine our
clothing and prices before you purchase. R.mem-
e Is emo trouble TO show goods at the NJ F. corner
of Main and Jefferson streets. sept ,'4S
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/ RoCERIES.--3o bbls sugar house and plantation
/ moasses; hhds N. o. sugar; 81 sacks Rio, ia
va and st Domingo Coffee; also Dried Fruit, loaf and
crushed sugar, madden, Indigo, &c. sc.
iune (gaz copy) SWAN Il BoERsTLER.
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| ATS and CAPs-75 cases hats and caps, just re-
II ceived direct from New York. Having bought
of the manufacturers, can sell hats aud caps
cheaper than ever offered before in this city,
Those wishing to buy will do well to call and exam
inc our stock before purchasing.
oct &c AS Cox, GARRETT CO
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Coffee! Coffee [!
IN 3sGs prime green Rio Coffee, for sale b.
d. o:t.e 80 WI cooLBAUGE.
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WandirEaHsss.E Block a 60.
DANKERS and Dealers in Exchange, 81 Louis
- Mo. Ezz-Land Warrants, guaranteed genuinea
constantly for sale. Orders for Warrants filled 1t
the lowest market sales. n2-24-em
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tt ARD-WARE: complete assortment just open.
[ 1 ed, viz Mill and cross-cut saws;
Spear & Jackson buck saws, Wood do
Mechanics Tools of every descriptions;
Table and pocket Cutlery; Files and Rasps;
Brittania and Iron table and tea spoons
Door locks. latches, butt hinges;
Wood screws, cut tacks, brads, Steelyards;
Curry combs, &c. sc. LAuMAN 4 Bro.
Oct 10, '4S Corner Water and Jefferson SITS
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q. II. " slsGiss.
~ JEWELER, Clock and Watch Maker, north
EHIA, side Jefferson street, between Main Third.
d.. e Clocks, Watches, Jepery, Musical 1nsirnmsnis
and Fancy Goods for sale. rsep 30l
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J,NRINGES, GIMPS, SC; a handsome assortment
L of gimps, fringes, laces, lady's worked collars,
capes and habits, grass linen, lawn and cambria
hdkfs, lady's and gents black white and cord kid,
silk, linen and cotton gloves, for sale at astonishing
ly low prices by sep2D d. EWING 4 Co
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VETHISKEY, 80 bbls Cincinnati, Dresses brandt
w just reed and for sale by
oct 26 '4s g LAUMAN& BROTHER.
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DURE SPERM OIL, FOR sale at Gays Drug store
corner Jefferson an5 MaiL SITS Gee ?s, sc
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COOKING STOVES

L AIDES DRESS GOODS; al arge lot of nous. de
LANES, black and cold alpaccas dress silks ,bom
baznes, madonna stripes and plads. black, blue and
green merino, Manchester and Argyle ginghams, 8
and or prints. Sc, rery cheapby
sept 81, 1s4s d. NJ. EWING & co
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TRAIN SHOvELS: 4 doz. Grain Scoops; doz.
I i caaal shovels; 3doz. long handled do just re-
| ccived al dior sale by (e19) G LAuNAS& Bro.
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Frederick Schramm, at the old stand corner 81
Main and Columbia streets, continues the manu-.
facture Of Vinegar, at reduced prices being only
cents per gallon at retail and cents per gallon Sy
the barrel [ap20-4ol
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ter principles ADD habits thhn the subject Of
ilis mother and sllhougb We i.ol TIA duty Ia
bo reesnciled o. The Divine will we oln hard,
u hrlp drploriuR no loss that must Do Ho se'
geFely irlt by gl who knew him. Alas, how
many hearts bleed tbai he died % young, 1ud
20 Tag from the aeogmpiisHNfnt of HE antci-
rated lnbou, and YET e alas not unprrpared
tie tId UHhe himself AHs+ftted with the
promises Of everlasting NO, and when he
crisis came,
"Wppprd HE mantle about HIM"
1nd lad down ~ quietuchs and peace. On bic
ll-l st4l4H IL .s y l. s4s' that
hh end was drawing near, the inquiry wac
made, "Dn you feet that your soul H. going Go
God go zee, slid be-, "and ! praise dim
i"r HE go1dpcHs. llo som nnrFtrll aslrep,
adding another spirit 10 ihe kingdom el ,m,
mortality and glory. T. r.
Ia Sheffield, Nov. 2, 6AtLY ApAtIsri dsugh-
tor Of Land k, Ilill, aged II. She suffered
Two or lnfrp years with an affection of the
heart, which 10 times, was yory disiressinR e.
she was patient auii''rrr, and died ia hope
Of brssrd Immortality. salty Alkaline 70
an extensive reader Of religious sud other use,
fol books, and the manifested a degree Of IN.
tellroIuni development aud sGumen seldom
witnessed IN those Of her years. Hot she has
gone 10 CLINE more oongenial with tho high
aspirations Of her soul, T.. r. W
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Il III Il g AL-ED ONTA n.

~ expect dlnl lhey vii he eutprtcd wilh llir
rNrruiU1 ufihe duties IT any oifirs 81 lrust
nud iupprlnure Ia lliH piii oi iliu Legislature
"i Nrfni"uf Had ihr Legislature, uudri
r'Hh circumstance, Md amer such COuirri
permitted lln ,p1illuuisl- 90 have ukru ani
lnn 80 lw M lhr Standardization 81 lirso al.
h'ftri "" SHOULD love lnnkrd HpnU~tgr HriT
100 hn DurRe nd ludiguify a. rho rohiWpr
wlrlirs ~ ihe frremeu of rlI- TWlr. And
" Ihe menihers of lbe Lrgisl ,.,r commit nu
Wnise crime hrlnre ihn rlurr TIC Hr-sinu,
illHu ihni of giving illl liilcEA, lu-lllriE p4l,
10 tlr Wlugs, DIES viii hr mrl hy ihrir CON
finuroir, VIII ihr rsrlHnuliuu ui.- vel done
Fuud aud miilih rrNuutr hff FIfsE
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One Moalh Later from California

INV bhhf IVY. -
The steamer Empire Guy arrived this
glorning, FROM ChnEfes, Oct. 29lh, vim King
stnG, ia, llh inst. Tho Empire Guy brings
: l77.207 ia gold dust, chiefly consigned 10
this city, aud 100 passengers.
The ndvlces ffom san francisco come
down To Oct. LIST. The California Convcu-
tor for forming n State Constitution had
been in session three weeks.
A Bill of Rights Of % sections, had been
ndoIicd.2THE CLAUSE PROHIBITING SLAVE
ny wAs.ADoPTED UNANIMOUSLY. All persons
six months in the territory, aud 81
yeurs of age, except Indians mud Africans,
mtl descendants OF Africans, were to.bc en-
titled to vote The Legislature is To consist
OF two branches Banking corporations aud
lotteries are prohibited Elections are TO be
Tr1rrrtru4-Fhe Executive DGpn1llllcnl coll
sisls Of Governor, 1t. Governor, Secretary
of Stnte, Comptroller, Treasurer, aud attor-
ney General. Tic Governor has the usual
powers. Otker provisions or the Cons,liu-
ton, Judicial, &c, are similar 10 tbs older
; ntc Constitutions.
Il was supposed that the Convention would
Hdlnurn ou the hr>I week of Octahrr.
News nj Snn Fraurisco from the gold dig
ginFs. was somewhat contradictory. The irnlh-
rr river depnsIies were hciug exhausted, while
new diecuvGiirs we're announced uu Trinity
rIyrr, mud on tie North and Middle Fork
'Fui,r how. Dirs"ts ate getting 'tbet't- 49,
niucc ndty, aud ench place j. lenltly-l
Accounts ironi Ntrba river are iaNurabe.-l
On the Middle Fork u,lTriy of four took on,
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a. Ml4 u9RNUg 3 a

In Danvillc, al the Temperance -Ilotrl, on
The 10Th inst by Rev. a. Webster, Mr. RoMEo
T. BRncKwAr, of this town, and Miss DtAN.
NJ =. Woons, OF iiHfnFI
In Waterford, Nov. 40, by Row. -. Carr,
MIR Nosrs l. BENis, Of Lrttlcton, n IT,, and
Miss REBHccA II. NIcHoLs, OF Waterford
In Barnet, Oct ~, by Rev. MIR Goodwiliie,
Mr. NATitfN STUSE, of this town, and Miss
BErsrr GiLcnRfsr, Of Barnet,
In lrasburgh, Nov. ], by Rev. ~ H. How.
ey, Of Albany, MIR Chandler Bradi-h Of Wood.
bury, and Mtss Mindwel - Dewey
In Concord, Nov >, by Rev. L. S San.
born, MIR John n Hopkinson, of Guildhail,
and Miss Susan Wcthcrbee, of Concord
In Coventry, Oct 81. by Rev. a. r. Gray,
Mr Ira Sessions, and Miss Lucy Ann Plast.
rage, both of Coventry
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EtSSMrGEga


Ir Albany, Nov. 2, Roth, daughter of Mr.
Hiram Chaiey, Rgcd years.
In Brighton, Nov. Z, Of consumption MARY
JANT RosEnRoOR, IN the 2Tth year of her age.
Years ofsuflerIng had been endured with much
patience by the departed, and the peaceful
manner of her death gave evidehcr Il her title
to that rest which remains for those that love
God. C-0TnTfI
At PSssnmpsio Village, tBaTnoD Nov. 10,
ofconsumpton, Miss 1IW2AH NJ, daughter of
l.. y. Parks, Esq agrd 81 The deceased was
a young lady of antioblc disposition mud pleas.
ing manners, and was bclovedby all who knew
her. Though not hopefully pious IN the com.
mrnccmrnt OF her sickness, she breame anx.
tous iur her soul t salvation near the close ui
ht" aud for vrral Days previous TO her death,
gave cheering evidence To her fr,rnds, that her
peace was made with God, aud that through
the blond OF CHRIST, her SINS were pardonpd
She died happy, peaceful, aud resigned 10 the
wall uf Gnj s,-tttt,,
ln lhlstown, Nov 6, TRuaAX, son OF David
.Goaa, j.. aged - years L. seldom fahs 10 our
lot To- record IA" death Of young man of b.l
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Tavern for Sale 4! I!

FENllE House in Barton Village, extensively
Il known as the Old Stage Tavern, situated
NJ the south end Of the Village, IT, offered for
sale on tho most reasonable terms
1t ~ large house with ample aecommoda.
lions 10 do.n fret rate business situated on
what is and ever must be the great IF0T0UgT-
fare from Lyndon to Snnstead Nothing car
be wanting but an energetic man To- place il
nr,ong the best patronized Hotels in this sec.
Ton of country.
Any one desirtus OF engaging in the bust.
ness will find good chance for investment, a.
the property must be disposed Of, and will be
sold at bargain
Please enquire Of G. Holman on the prem.
ises, or Of David Church.
Barton, Nov 8, 1919 6fiw6
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STATE oFyERMoNT,

NalFNuhlh DfhUitit ~,
Ata Probate Court, holden at Probate Office
IN Dhnvllo within and for mid District, on
the IAN daY of November, 1919 Present,
- the Hon ILnlan Howard. Judge,
A y Instrument, purpufting 10 be- the last
a VIII and Trplamcnt of David Stawcll,
late of ST JohnsburI IN said District dcceas.
ed, bong pteEcuiTr 10 the Court here by 10.
ADDER ~ Stowcll, The executor therein nam.
ed, for tfobaici IL ~ ordered by sajd Court,
that oil persons concerned therein, be- notified
10 appear al a session of said Court to be- hol.
den al She Probate Olec, N Danvillc, on the
80 day Of Drcnmber, $40, aud sh-w cause, ir
any they may have, against the Probate Of said
WIZ, for which purpose, II Is further ordered,
ihala copy Of the record of thp-ofdrr, be- pub
lshrd three We, ks succCss,ycly ~ the Gale.
DOMAIN, Newspaper printed at ST JohnsbuTy
previous % snid time appointed for hearing
true copy ct record, f6i2w3
Aucst. g. 4. BURBANK, Register.
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TIRE At sTEVENs VILLAGE

4 stable belonging TO rhio'a' Stevens, Of
b1rnol, 1nd occupied by ,hr Passnmpsio SiHgf
eo"Plny, Was burned on fbe evening nf f.es
day last Three hHe horses brlonggrlo the
Stage Company were burned Other build.
ings nearby were saved with difficulty
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PassnmpSic Railroad.
CHHN CE YRS.
Book Agents Wanted,

rIyo travel in .Nr,c England, to obtain sub
4 scrptions for the most popular and spen-
did PICTORIAL WORKS of the DAY En-.
torprising men can earn from 80 10 40 collars
.per month.
AgcG.2llso wanted 10 sell Haywards Ga.
settccrs Of ItfmSEt, New Hampshire, and
hassIrtuyrtt7. t63-Ht,
Tor iuIthcr Information, address (post paid)
HORACE WENTWORTH, No ,,
Canal N!1ck, ccntr,lAr Lowell. h,-s
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Thr right - retained 10 tiia Vermont aBd Con.
ada 70 complete ils road beyond 81. Alhans on
-ls chartered lines but 10 case IL doef not do
.aFdIlin a specified time, this right 10 given
toihe Rutland and burlington Company."
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" Since the race over the Central md
,.'ana h1ilrnnds- n Controversy has sprung
VI regard TO which one of the Roads out
~ VIC other Of course, and the friends of
''' VIII be no better satisfied now thanothey
We before the transaction. There ought TO
''''n upon one point-,that there be no
-----2A Of lAe --GL--MRnY- of the nccidenie
,' occur IN connection with steamboats, aud
81 ''o'os are occasioned by competition of
..' character, and ifthe law cannot be used
''e" The eyil,the public voice must be re.
Nv upon to do it. The Sentinel intimn,cs
.''' The Directors ofthe Roads did not get up
~, ace They will, no doubt, crafty the
rune by prohibiting recurrence of like
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e., Inc hey J. II. Benton, late of North.
VA. "''' state, and formerly of this town.
Cb,. Installed over the first Congregational
Ia, o., to"o Society in Clinton Michigan, on
'' H'h Of October last
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new GOODS !.

Z OTIS Of New Dress Goods, Long Shuwls,
IL md other articles, just received aud FOR
sale CHEAP Attic Depot Store.
L JEXETT & co.
Nov ~ EfT,r
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o. The bill to charter the Passumpsc Bank
wa'elIrd up IN the House and passed by q
mlor'y, and in the Senate by vote Of n 10
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GOOD NEWS FROM CALiroRNIA.

The Convention Of the Delegates TO mature
Constitution, Tor California, preparatory to
."s'uf ior odmiasiou INTO the Union, hare dc.
0''d #"i Siaresg shaii Herey BE- csia 'hshtd
1"rnnd by a unanimous voice. This act
allita ven with The iniiuatons thtown out
By Cen Taylor at Pittsburgh, that events were
rrogrcss that would result to the musiac.
.0a Of the lricuts Of freedom ia the United
s1trs
Ehc Coalition leaders have all along declnr'
duAta dcputaton had been sgui from our
Ga'srnmrntto Californio to prevent The adop.
u'Nofa constitution cmbody,ng the principle
0H,< Wi'moi Pieyiso.' The friends Of Gen
Iul.,'n the contrary, have declared this ~.
'rr'r7 untrue, aud TINT the result would be-.
''' nov turns GOT. What will the hun,bug.
r'fs r'f uP ucs'i
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Stray Sheep.

EAME into the enclosure Of tho subscriber
y on ornhnut the 10Th October last, eight
sheep, marked differently with red paint -
The owner - requested a. prove property, pay
charges and take them awny.
a SAMUEL d. GRAY
Wheeloek, Nov ., lsIo. G42w3
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ELECTIONS.

Nlg YnHh -Glaie gone Wing MajouB
.or Hunt Or Comptroller over 5OOO-majouty
on olhef uamrs on he Ticket vary, and on
..me Ices llan 1000 Tho vote Of the Anti.
r,nr,f., " ho made w Ticket ron both pa.
trs.u1y have elected thr locotuoo States A.
;ouey srutc,whg by ? or majority l.u..
.,and, % Whigs, 90 looos and . not settled --
Tho Cosliton haS been defeated IN New York
,,t was IN Vermont,
M4",cnr,Errs Here too, Coalition has
,sfiyrd drubbing, The whigs viii have
rrp bH1ch II he government The vote
nrGrrrnof IN 81 towns - ne ullows
iHi9 J-ls
Hgas. Wing, 62,uu7 6-,GH
Huiwrll, lboo, 2J,iTb Q39Is
PhIIps Van Buren,, - los 35Ipa
Aaaw- Whigs, iGli Coalition %, la the
esrpaa q Representatives and Senators, the
yfa Bsicnitea and Cussitea united
s-srr- Elected, ~ wings. 70 coaI,iiop,
.urinr.cs,4 Palffcy lacks 3l9a ofan election
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- fHr-' Wigs huvr Fu'urd ruruuvr- NJ wv
frrss 10 the Wheeling va District
Michigan, Mississippi aud Louisisn1. have
enc loooioeo, ~ usual In Congress about
bel Same a. before, though u - probable the
Wings have lost their only member IN M,ss,s,
opp.
NV JfHsrV ELrorIoS-An election for
members Of the Legislature, County Officers,
SC, took place IN New Jersey on Tuesday,
'rd Tr'ui,rd IN favor nj tho Wings The new
Legislature s'pndsH' follows. Ilou.e, Wings,
%, loco', 2',i seoaIe--w Wings, 10, loeos, o.
Wig majority On joint ballot,