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O '-Hy -ob'
We are on the eve of an interrcgnum here.
Cleaning time is close at hand. Ii is generally
understood here that this week is to be devoted
to this important business. You may therefore
resign yourself to a week of ~inaction and a
general want of interest in the proceedings of
Congress- ! should rather say 10 proceedings
al all.
The Compromise drags its slow length along
through the Senate with painful and feeble
movements, indicative OF weakness. prostratiun
and a precarlous stale, almost amounting to a
state Of collapse. | see no reasons for altering
my first impression, that il cannot pass the
Senate still less can it receive the sanction Of
the House. 1t depends upon the extreme South
to say whether It's passage shall be permitted
or not. II they all come in for its support, it
may pass. But that is not at all probable,
though it is not TO be denied that it is possible.
Should the alterations demanded by Soule,
Mason, JEFF. Davis, &c, be adopted, it may
pass, but not Otherwise. Il must not he forgot
ten, however, that any alterations which con-
mend the Scheme TO the favor Of SoutJern Sen
ators, add in precisely 10 the same extent TO the
chances Of its defeat in the |Ilous1.
1t Is rumored here, very currently, that Mr..
Webster, notwithstanding his last vote to Law
the whole subject on the table, lie HIS to sup.
port the compromise and to vote for it,. II may
be a well founded report, but it seems still IN
credible to those who remember his repeated
promises to 60 10! California per- Sc.
Old lack, God bless him, is winning golden
opinions on all sides, for his f!rmnces, his mod
Grafton, his GOODNESS in The midst Of all the tur.
MOL and the assaults upon him, and for his
unassailable impaltiality. All true lovers of
peace, good faith and the preservation 0! our
national honor, are loud in their praises of lis
admirable prUmptupSS and ENERGY manifested
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Masonic Celebration OF ST. John the Bap-
list, at Burlington, Junc 20, 1850.

The celebration of St. John the Baptist, by Wash
ington Lodge, at Burlington, was determined on in
January last, Irrespective Of any Railroad cc.ebra-
tien). A somewhat extended notice and invitation
has been given to the fraternity by the committee
appointed for that purpose. The Railroad ceiebra-
ton is now fixed for the 2jth June, Ghe day previous
TO the Masonic celcbraiion). Oar Brethren who
come from a distance viii readily see that our town
will be much crowded at the time, and in advance
we ask them to come prepared 10 make all due allow
ances, engaging, on our part, to do all in our power
to render bOth celebrations pleasant to those friends
and Brethren who may visit the Green Mountain
State. III behalf of WASHINGTON Lodre.
NATHAN B. HASWELL, Master.
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t%riously at work in preparing the way for an
early completion Of the whole, and We are
happy to say, that thus far their eilorts have
been crowned with success. We can now
with certainty announce that orr 1csgecjr9
Roads ariH be 6HiY, and we expect TO see the
whole line from Troy To Rutland in running
order by the st Of July. 1881.
BERNARD BLAIR,
Presidert Of the Troy and Rutland Road.
MERRITT CLARK,
President Of the Rutland and Wash. Road.
Salem, May 2Sth, 1850.
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WE the subscribers, having been appointed by the
" Honorable the PROBATE Court for the Distric,
OF Chlttenden, commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust the claims and demands of oil persons.
against the estate of Abel Owen, late of Burlington,
IN said District, deceased, represented insolv.nt, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset there
to and SIX months from the day OF the date hereof,
being allowed by said Court for that purpose, we
DO therefore hereby give notice, that We will attend
10 the business OF our appointment, at the dwelling Of
the widow Margaret Owen, in Burlington, in said
District. on the twenty. eighth days Of september aud
November neat, at IL O'clock, A. VI. on each Of said
days.
Dated, this 18th day of June, 4. d. 1850.
JOilN VAN SlCkLEN,}r
wl9w3 GEORGE COMSTOCk N0hIn,
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JOEL ALLEN
ABNER LADD , nm
Ruth REYNOLDS Estate.

STATE or VERMONT,( THE Probate Court
District OF Grand Isle IS. for the District O t
al persons to whom these presents shall come.
G~leeting.
John REYNOLDS Of Grand Isle guardian OF .ucy
Reynolds oi said Grand lse an infant under the noe
Of eighteen years and OF Charles REYNOLDS OF said
Grand Isle, under the age Of twenty one Yeas. hay-
ing represent to this Court that the said Lucy and
t:ie sad Charles are seized in their own rights sever
ally IN Tee OF certain parcels OF land lying aud being
IN Grand Isle ana described as follows to vit. il be-
ing the shares set oil to them As the representatives of
ituih Reynolds late OF said Grand Isle deceased, rs
their shares in the dover OF Experience Brown the
widow OF James Brown late Of said Grand Isle de.
ceased intestate set of by Elislier Hlbbard, William
chamberlain and George w. Hyde a committee for
that purpose as by their report on record and that a
sale thereof IS necessary and conclusive to the best in
terest Of his said wards. 1t is hereby ordered th.t
said application stand for a hcar,ag before said conrt
at a session thereof to be holden at my dwelling house
IN North Hero on the fifteenth day of June next. md
mat notice thereof be given, by publishing this order
by embracing the substance OF said petition. IN the
Burlington Free Press, a paper printed at Burlington
uIrtt weeks successfully previous to said dav.
Giving under my hand and seal OF said ourt 4,
North Hero; this llth Gay OF May i. ID. 1850.
SEALAND WHITNEY, Judre.
May %, 80. wI3wa.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.
Thurslay, MAY 30.

At market 500 Beef Cattle, y pairs Working Ok
1880 swine.
Priccs-Bcef Catlc-Extra 1913; LIST quality CSC
% do $500 81 do Si.ijaj.
Cows and Cdlyes-8i6, is. q, sc, %, 80, 3j.
Sheep and Lambs-No extra lots ~, =, 1903, $50
Swinc-i l-2a5 Ice retail, . l2c.aG - Spring
Pigs, 25J which are includd in the number reported,
sell at G!a7lc.
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Enm Embellishments.
Stephen Knights Estatc.

STATE OF VERMONT, } The Hon. the Probate
DiSIRicr OF CulrrESDrN, IS. { Court for the Dis re
OF Cl.ittcndeu to all persons concerned in tie e.
tate OF Sterhfn Knights late OF Willis;on in SAID
District, deceased,
-. Greeting.
W hCrca2, Herald S'cver' administrator Of the rs
tate Of said deceased, proposes 10 fcuder an account
OF ms administration and present has account against
sad estate tor examination and allowance at a scs-
son OF HE Court Of Probate, to be- holden at the Pro.
bate oilice IN Burlington on the 18th day Of June
next.
Therefore. You are hereby notified to appear be.
iorc SAID court at the time AMI place Aforesaid, and
shew cause, IT any yon have, WHY the account aiorc.
said should not be allowed.
Given uider my hand at Burlington this 2jth DAY
OF May, A. b. 1850.
BRADFORD RIXFORD
WloWo Register.
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Samuel IIurlbcrt's Estate.

EAMES w. Hurlbert, administrator Ct
q the Estate of Samuel EIurlbert, having prouosed
to premier an account of his administration. 1t is or
dered by the Probate Court that Tuesday the 22d
day OF July, 1850 at the Probate Office be assigned
Tor the Examination OF the same aud that all persons
therein be notified thereof by D lblisihng
this order three weeks successfully in the Free Press,
the last OF which TO be before the day assigned tor
such examination. "
May 30, 1850. wiow3
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By Last YE :aTEs.

CoNGREss-Frday.-Ihe Senate was occu.
el b y the obsequics for Mr.. Fillmore. 1t met,
at ia O'clock and pending a motion that when
1t adjourn, it should adjourn til Monday next.
the members Of tie House entered AT about y
O'Clock. The procession entered, including the
President If tie United States. the Heads Of
Departments, Foreign Ministers, &c.
The Chaplain, Mr.. Gu,Iey, olici ated ard read
prayers, after which he delivered a short but
impressive sermon, setting forth the high char
acter and standing Of the deceased dcscrlb inr
him as a fond father and true friend. Atl2l2
o'clock "a procession moved to the Congressional
burying or ound, where the body is to be only
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Senae C on returning to tie Capital from
attending thSeluncral Of Mr.. fillmore, rc-assem-
bled in the na'e Chamber, auG the conside.
ration of tt Compromise bill was resumed
a discusSlonarose as to making 1t the order of
The dayfor Thursday, So THAI the Senate might
lake the ordinary summer recess, but without
coming 10 a decision, the Senate adjourned ill
Monday.
HoUsE.-At II this morning the House met.
and Mr.. Woodward announced The death of Mr..
Fillmore. Tie House adjourned to Monday
next, and the members repaired in a body to
the Senate Chamber.
WAsHINGToN, May 3l.-Edmund Burke,
publishes his valed,c,ory to-day as Editor Of the
Union newspaper, his engagements for one
year having expired to day. lie gives 10 rea-
son, except that, for leaving the paper.
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WE the subscribers, having been appointed by the
w Elol. the Probate Court for the District Of Grand
Isle, commissioners TO lecsive, examine and adjust
the claims tnu dcinauds OF all persons against the
Estate OF lIrlnan NlcGrcgur late Of North Hero in
sad district deceased, represented insoivcnt, and also
all claims and demands exhibited in offset ii. eeto, and
six months iron the day Of the date hereof, being al
lowed by said Court ior that purpose, We do there
tore hereby give Notice that W. will attend to the bu-
slncas o. tour SAID appointment at the Court House, in
North Hero in said district on the first Saturday in
July hcXt at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Dated al North Hero this 29th day Of March \. d.
1850.
wi7w3' ABNER LhDD Comm.
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OAK ORCHARD ACID SPRINGS,
GENESEE COUNTY, NEW YORK
ANALYSIS BY JAMES 4. Chiffon NEW YORK.

FROM oYE GALLON og WATER
Free S. lphHrlc ic.dS2,G q. S.icd, lOt
N%n'phatc Of Lime, 1900 Orgqaic E1irartre
Irof9-soipaate hep, 1872 mqiicr, 3,2s
H"jptaic ~ iiuniRd, !,GSi -
%Sairhotc ot -uagaeSia, IS Graios, 1916
5sNliE WATERS of these celebrated No.
dicinal Springs have also been ana!yscd by
fIrol; L; Elnmons, Of \ ,bany and Prot. B. Slliman,
Jr., \ ale College. There are eight OF these springs,
out ohiy the waters OF three have been submitted for
analysis. The component parts are similar to the
above, varying, however, in strength in "A given guam
tty, These waters have been submi. cu iur cNumi-
nation TO various medical gentlemen, and a large
number have gwen colnn.enda,ory opinions, am2ug
whom are the following
DR, II. RoMEYN Brcg, Albqa,.
DE-. JAMES M'NAUGHroN, f."
On. EDwAHn SralAc, Neo York.
Dr.. s. p. WuIVa,
On. ROBERT CAMPBELL, PiHSfeld, Mass
These waters have been found beneficial in the
following
DISEASES!
Chronic Diarrhea, Chronic Ophthalmia.
Chronic Dyspepsia, CaIcuious Affections
Diseases OF the Skin, Chronic PharyngtIs,
Chronic Dysrntery, General DENIM.
Loss OF Appetite, Humid Asthma,
Diabetes ana Cystitis, CnrOnlc LaryupIUs.
Chronic ucOuACatarh Lucorrhra and Gl,,,g
sible."
These waters have been very extensively used in
ne neIghborhood oithe Springs for s. ,eialycars ana
invariably with beneficial results n the class of dis.
eases above enumerated.
They have been sufficiently tested to warrant m.
proprletorsl IN introducing them 20 the public as a safe
ana M many instances, II sure NATURAL remedy, es-
peclally IN diseases OF the stomach and bowels, md
Tor weakness and general debility. They have also
made large expenditures in the erection of comma.
dious houses and other Improvements on The grounds
Sold by Druggists and Merchants III tie United
States and Canadas. ~
All orders addressed 10 GEO " MERCHANT
Lockport,N N. Y, will be promptly executed
sold also by ]. A. Peck, Burlington; C u. Mich
OILS Sastleton +. Huntington, W.G. Sora.ue, Yer.
Co, Bennington Center; B. HARMON, North Benn.
inlgion; vVm i Mooree I. ~lttsburgh D S. Wusk,.
whitehall s%oarlettr s's, bunmf'cn.
IAN. -. 1880. u-qvt
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1850. MERCHANTS 1850,
Lake Boat Zine.
Proprietors,
3 BRADLEY G. CANFIELD, ::

Burlington, GlcrMo"t.
FER the Transportation IF Property.
pETWEEN BosroN. New YORK. ALBANY,
ID Troy, all Ports OH Lake Champaign, Montreal
ana Quebec,
Connecting at Burlington,
with Hooker ana Ilolton's Line OF Steamers and
Burges via the Chambiy Canal for Montreal. Que
81. pnr,s on the upper lnnrs.
'fhs l'ruprletors Of IAs Line having made ample
arrangements are prepared with
New and Substantial Lake Byais.
passing directly between New Nork ind Puirs on
Lake Champiuin 10 give prompt dt. ,at,o.l 10 all pro-
petty intended 10 pass between Ia" places above
named with which hey may b. entrusted.
The Eoa's OF this Line are .nvglu1.y lowed 81,
Steamers, on Hudson River and L1A, Chamulain.
Property actually weighed and not sIujrcted 10 tLe
usual delay and injury incident 10 frequent uans.ip-
u.ent.
BY The connection with Hooker andllo'ton's Line
Of Sle2ners and Bargcs which leave Burlington Fri
weekly, pfC@erV passing between Canada and New
ork, viii be to.@ drGed tsrcct with reshIpu.ent at
burlington only.
Dehsuture and Warehouse Business VIII receive
prompt attention.
Property to and from Boston forwarded by vessel
Properly to be forwarded bv either of the Railroad
Lines from Burlington wal receive particular care.
The Fro lrletors believing their facilities toI
the rapid transmission OF property to be unsurpasseI
respectfully ask for Il continuance OF patronage,
AGENTS.
J.. \. Johnson. 9Cpen,ies slip, New York.
{. Lowell, n. Y. and Boston Packc, Office.
Hooker & uolton. Montreal.
Arm !, 1850. w4Of
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Another from Green Co., Ala.

GREI NSsoKo, July 25th, lsls.
y u ttH!sriE For many years have been greatly
YEN SO "a HEAD N lIr, and for tie past year, with til,
I0iN. nave used every medicine could hear Of bu,
dong M" an! good, until last April when procured from
eat, IA Mobile, your q tLNANIC BELT and MAGNETIC
hfl not much confidence IN them, but determined t.,
en- a lar trial and now have the heartfelt pleasure to tl.
at ! ~" rt"t.cy caTf! "l both complaints, and am now in bet
la IAN ever Was since ! IeCniicct. With confidence i
commented :: y seiy man! GnL ~ .rt,y instance it ha,
s4cvt..u. '
Respectfully, A VI. DORMAN.
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Notice 10

INliE Chlttenden Co. Teachers Association will
l. mold IT'S next meeting in the Baptist Meeting
house IN Burlington, Thursday June 18th, commeuc-
ing at 10 o'clock A. M.
luOlc addresses may be expected IN the Morning
at the opening of the Meeting and in the E,rninG7
! | Is TO be hoped that not oas Teachers but numerous
friends OF Education will be present from all parts
Of the County.
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E'It EMLUM HORSE.

Young JUSTIN MORGAN, bred by Judge
bennet VII be found the present season on ped
nesdays and Thursdays at A. II Lyons stable, Char.
House, Burlington. SANTEL REED
May -, 1850 IN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-06-07

The best patterns OF Joseph Rogers s. Sons, iona
than Croohes, and other celebrated III Ingtariurers.
One, two, three, four, and six blade KNIVES.
LADIES Pen Knives, with one and two blades
Nail Knives; Strong Cie and two bIaded Jack
Knives;
Boys Knives, Of the hes: stcel-one, TWO, three,
and tour b!0de..
Sportsmen's Knives. containing Fie2ms, Horse
hooks, Sctew-drivcrs, Cork -screws,G imblrts. Saws,
Coachman's, Avis, Tweezers, Probes, Baton Hook
Sc.
Hunting knives # various kinds Loch-bach
Knives Prcn.ngaud Budding Knives.
Lrasers. Spring Nail Nippers, and Nail Files.
AIso-.A general assortment Of
HARDWARE AND FISHING TACKLE,
liz Washington Stree,
Three Doors North OF the Old south
Church, HUsloa.
wi3alus2
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,uGY The Frankfort Commonwealth says that Mr..
LIay VIII probably resign his seat in the Senate, after
ihe adlusllnent OF the question growing out Of slavery
sAaii nave been Effected Boston atlas.
we are compelled %sorrowfully TO believe
that for The peace and harmony of the Country,
1t would have been better if Mr.. CLAY had not
taken the seat he proposes to resign.
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SCISSORS.

In his article, The slbscribcr takes particular pans
to procure those OF the BEST CTTTING QUAIL
lG and OF every form and size that is wanted.
Ladies' Cutting-out and IVor,. Scissors Family
Scissors Gentlemen's Pocket Scissors Lamp Scis-
sors, with rim to catch the snuff round point Scis-
sors, for children Grape Scissors Twig Cutters !;
Horse Ginning Scissors; Pnner Shears
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New Orleans.
Sends forth, through her most distinguished Ply.
sicians, further evidences oi Inc Virtues Of. and cures
Effected by
DR.. Corbctt's Concentrated Syrup
SarsnDarilla

In cages Of Disease OF the Blood, Coneumrii0u
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, &C., this medicine
stand wholly |unriyaIi ~!
The following letters, recently received, speak
volumes in praise OF the efficacy Of this invaluable
Prepare ton.
Mcssrs. T.. BRINLEY & Co.
Gentlemen Having directed the use Of The COM
pound syrup OF Sarsaparlla prepared at Shaker VII
iage, N ii. Tor some years, we c|hcerlully add our
testimony in its favor, aud commend it 10 physicians
and the public at large, not only as n valuable auNil-
larry in the treatment Of the various complaints tor
"lllcl! 1t Is recommended, but rs an eitectuaI remedy
IN man cases. We az. acquainted with the effects
OF sands, Carpenters, Bulls, and other prcpara,i lions
OF Salsaparilla, and unhesitatingly pronounce the
above lin our O%pinion) the best which has come to
our notice, for all diseases wherein such Preparations
are indicated.
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Patent Tail0r's Shears,
EsoCK Ell *

which ure warranted Tai.ogs' Srimnl-rs and snip
liair-Dreasers', Paper Hangers, Ilatters', al
Bankers SHEARS.
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10000 Persons

cluiing all ages. classes and conditions, among which were
IN plants, have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
hen all hope OF relief mad been given up, and every thing ell
zen tLled N. vamt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-06-07

consists, IN the fact that they arrest and cure disease by onhy,
PVhcatoM, in place OF the usual mode of dugping and nhysi
is the pdtIeus al Exhausted Nature sinks L0aelesIy uindsr
infection.
1hsy STRENGTHEN the whoie system, equaise the circulation
" 6'0Od, E'0""ts the sscTsitOHs, end He-yi do the ,iigLt,st I'M
'dr any cncnmsfarces since THEN Ll.u..cton in the Uni
tdtesi only three y eaIs since, more than
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Certificates and Testimonials

always radically cured by CHRlsTiEs oALyANlc
lANCES.
Butler CoCNIr, ALA, July IS lsas
II IIHisrfI Three months SINCE | purchased from yo,.
an Montgomery, your Gaiudnic BeiL Necklace. aud E1ujJ
wife, Who had been afflicted with a most excruciatiu'
gc affection OF the head, back of the neck. teeth, and law.
Q years. nvain did resort to medical advice, nothing eve
her temporary relief except morphine and quinine : nov
er am happy to Sd! She is perfectly restored sd bIesscA
excellent health. WI
Very 4!nceloiy and rO,pectfully,
DANIEL CLANCY
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RAH0RS.

Made by VIM. Greaves < Sons. Joseph Roger
Il Sons, Jonathan Crookes and Others of all the VI
Ilous styles, in double and single cases.
Heavy BARBERS' RAZORS.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

fhs name Of person win be upon
payment Of he subscription be made u advance.
psns SUBSCRIBERS may forward money By lssr postage
~ ~eh van - paid By by
The COUNTRY PAPER d psbl,ubsd t,v.sl,v suus As ,ss
aons q uorsess, and semi weekly during fsosss.
Subscriptions or period le than year win Is received .
terms propordoned 70 the above annual r.ss~ - n - -
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sending DAILY subscribe win ESQ sncs.S ~ rvs
subscribers, Gas enclosed or vsv. yrr.Iv
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06 prizes, amounting to......... S2f34,fn
Tickets S4b--Halyes Sa0-ouarters $0-EighthsS5
package 26 whole tickets will 81 040 guarantee
less than $3.50, which will make the $3.50.
four capitals and In this lottery draw
10000 dollars.
The Of risk being forwarded, viii asue certificates
packages al the following rates
whole tickets $3.50 quarter .SI40
Shalf do 2S0 26 eighth do ......... 10
tickets shares packages
promptly filed, and official certified drawing ali
r. FRANCE & CO., Baltimore, Nd
AugM-d&cp #y tIs..s& l.s
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CARD.-The undersigned respectfully inform. :. "a v,s
The pubic generality that espsns<,
especial their comfort, he has nnsa ~ s Aunt
the corner Of and Fourteenth ION me
Cottage where happy 20 see me al, ,.,s $500
that pans shall be spared on bis PIT srses win ruas care
are NJ couyepent distance from he ccnpm yo' @ - -
omns % ~, hss been stocked win the chocss wis., N
ne me "a bs confidently bst ~ WIN reefye nsf
quor &c 80 which BY his ersrtions - WI en-
s.yar n merit By coming sPfns hs hop 70 nsvs m
~ me ladies' for whose especial scconmodaos ne
hss MANY schemes In contemplation. ,,~~~v lv,,xrr
ma n ope or two delehy rooms, plsnssnay r.sssst
liz, ~ 1ld BE- pleased and sussks spgesnt
Aug 3o-3sw2w INT psa1 SUM-
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cOmp0uHu OF tnt -T-- -------
and choice grown the fer
tile and genial soil Of Assam. ........" /" 90 I" tIH
the introduction Of these matchess teas
3 popreors distribute by lot, the
purchasers quantity rs years. profits on the
sles effected.
Each purchaser will package numbered
vehcae emitting him chance in the distribution for every
and the receipts amounting TO S00OO the
parcels the value of cent?