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VIM. G.. DREW.


At Canaan Centre, n. y, Thursday evening, Oct.
nth by the Rev Mr.. BRowN, Il. q. BENEDICT, of
Burlington, to MARY A. KELLOGG, daughter of
EDWARD KELLOGG, Esq, of Canaan.
In this village Oct. - by Rev. C. +. Burlick,
Mr. Asa GRAY, of Rutland, to Miss ALNIRA BoiN-
roN, of Burlington.
Also, by the same, Oct. 2sth, Mr.. JOSEPH A.
BnAINAnp of st. Adams, to Miss HELEN b. SHAT.
rrcK, of Burlington.
On Wednesday, Now ID, in st. Paul's Church. by
the Rt. Rev. JouN HENRY HorkINs, d. u Rev
FLETCHER j. IiAWLEY, of st. Croix, ". l., t.
Miss MARION II. CANFIELD, of Burlington.
In Shelburnc, Oct. 3lSt by Rev. j. II. Hopkins
Mr., CAsSIrs l.. SrEAH, to Miss MARION 4. SAxroS
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

bclohcr lNJJ.
At market SIS Cattle, about ?ls7 Bccvcs, and
1000 stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, learlings, Two and Three Years Old.
Prices Market Bcct-EXtra s., per cwt lst
quality, s'.7j ID quality SG,jOa1 Sd quality,
5000 ordinary, .,iOaj.
llidcs-SG,jO per. cwt. Talow - 80.
Pclt. Il 81 -. Calf skins II Sc per. lb.
Veal Calvcs-Sj, 5 II.
SronEs-Working Oxcn-At ~, $50, 100, III,
1871, l42a2lG,
Cows and Calvcs-s24, %, 81, Sc, l4n72.
lcarlings-$?, 10 -.
Two Years Old-Slj, 20, "a a 81.
Three Years Od-S3l, SO, ~. II a GA.
Sheep and l.amb>-GIGG at market 81 so 5, q
$50 I; by lot, l,7j, ., 3 4.
Swnc-Whoesale still fat ut jsc., and corn-icd
fat at &c. per lib.
Rcmarks-Markct full and dull cattle trains
late. From five inches to II foot and half OF snow
fell in the interior. between Monday and Tues
day morning. Beef cattle, as whole, very ordina-
ry to-day.
II came over the Ftchburg r. r.. and $50
over the Boston and Lowell Railroad, loaded with
Cattle, Sheep, Horses, swine and Fowls. No. from
each State ~ follows
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Cattle. Sheep 4 lambs. Swine. Horses
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARK T.

OCTOBER -, INJa.
At market 23OO Beef Cattle, 500 Stores. 90
pairs of Working Oxen. 1870 Cows and Calves. GlOO
Sheep and Lambs, 200 Swine.
Priccs-Bccf Cattlc-EXtra 1915 first quality.
80 second So $50 third $3.50 5,Ij ordi-
nary Si,7j }.
Storey earnings $40, II $l3. Two years old
81, -, = Il 80. Three years old Sjl, 80, 81. 40
n -.
Working Oxcn-Ssj, 90, 100, llG, 100 l2j.
Cows and Calycs--S20, u, -, -, 80 II 3d.
Sheep and Ihmbs-Sl,jO, 10, ?, 100, a /;
Extra - ,jO }, 80, CaG,jO.
Swinc-5! IL Re; retail g.. &c. Fat Hogs of
which there were 800, at q SIC.
Remarks-Good Beef is scarce. All the qualities.
except extra, are shade lower. Market very fully
attended, and large number must remain unsold.
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In this village on Monday evening Nov 3lst
EnrSEzEn WHITE, aged 10 years. IN old and re-
Spcctcd citizen Of Burlington.
In San Francisco, on the 18th September, JULIA
VI. HALL, wife Of Horace L. James, aged II years
daughter of the late DR.. Hall, of Burlington, Vt.
In San Francisco, on the 23d inst, FRANCIS
HALL, only son of Horace p. james, aged months
and / days.
At Winooski, Saturday, Oct. goth, IRENE H.,
daughter of Geo. W. and Harriet n. Harding aged
years and months.
In Willison, on the 18th inst, lIEsRr s., son Of
Geo. and Eliza Chittenden, aged II years and .
months.
Oct. I'D, at his residence in Willston, DAVID
lsmAM, in his nth year.
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David IsOSs, E>tatc.

STATE OF VERMONT. The Probate Court
District of Chittendcn, for the District atnrc-
said to all persons interested in the Estate Of
David Ross, late of Shelburn in said District, de-
ceased, GREErING:
Whereas, j. W. Allen, Administrator of the
Estate of said deceased, proposes to render a1-
count Of his administration Of said Estate and
present his account against the same for examination
and allowance by said court, and the said Court
having assigned. for that purpose, the 18th day of
November, A. d. 1853 at the office of the Probate
Court, in Burlington, in said district, and ordered
that you he notified by publishing the time and
place assigned aforesaid. three weeks successfully
in the Burlington Free Press, newspaper printed
at said Burlington. the last of which publications to
be previous to the day fixed for hearing
Therefore, you hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid and
show cause if any you have why the said account
should not DO allowed
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Die.
triet this l,th day Of October A. d. 1888,
rlIvs J, 3 ApANs, Register,
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steam Boiler ExplossOn-TwO Lives Lost,
Several Wounded.
PROVIDENCE. Tuesdu

PROVIDENCE, Tuesday, Oct. p,
The steam boiler in Schrocder's Print
Works, in Smithfcld burst about o'clock
this morning, with II terrible explosion in
stnntly killing two operatives, and wounding
the engineer and several other persons, prob
ably fatally. The boiler and engine house
We're 5hivercd to pieces and entirely Destroyed
Ono half Of the boiler was sent crashing
through the bleach-house and dry-housc.
The damage to the Print Works and goods
at Smithfeld, hy the explosion, rs 5000,
The two lads killed were Patrick Mcguire
and Mathew McCabe, who were on the boiler
driving their clothes ABOUT 100 persons were
at work in and about the establishment at
the time, hut escaped all injury except the
tuTII.GCL
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Mr.. Page was thcrcupon declared duly
elected Treasurer for the year ensuing.
The joint assembly adjourned till Tuesday
next, at , o'clock p. NJ, and the Senate with
drew.
The Scrgcant-at-A Arms nominated, and the
Spra kcr appointed the following Officers Of
the House:
Edward \. Davenport, Door Keeper.
+. Summers Dana, } Officers Of
Charles Lyman, Jr. { the House
Adjourned.
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New and Elegant Stock
FASNyONAVsE SILKS.

A tIIANDLER & co. have received by late arr
y walls IL large variety of the newest 81 lies of
Dress silks, comprising far more extensive 7nd
complete assortment than they have ever before
offered. They invite the particular attention of
purchasers to this large stock of silks, believing it
to be equal, both in point of style and Coorng to
any assortment ever offered in the country-cunsist
ing of Rich Plain silks in the most fashionable col
ors Medium do. Plaid Silks, in elegant styles
stripe do. Brocndc Silks, very elegant Small
Figured silks, in the ncatr>t styles and most choice
rolorS Moirc Antique Silks very rich, in blacks
and fancy color> Black Brucadc Silks, beautiful
assortment. in choice styles; Black and Colorcd
Watcrcd silks, of superior quality; Plain Black
silks, of superior make and high lustrc White and
Culurcd Satin>
Most of silks having been manufactured cx-
prcssly for US. enables to offer to customers
many styles not to be found elsewhere and having
our full stock for the in Store u favora-
bile opportunity is offered to purchasers to make
their selections, either at wholesale or retail.
CHANDLER 4 CO..
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PLAIN CAsHMEREs, &C. &c.

IINT.N Z NJ II VI ENTIN, NC, nc.
4 'lIANDlER 4 co. have now opened their en-
y tire importation of Cd ClSuMERES, for Ladies'
Dresses, of the most approved styles Of goods and
in the most fashionable shades Of color, many of
which quite new.
We invite the attention of purchasers, both at
wholesale and retail, to our very large and complete
assortment of these goods, assuring them shat
Full and Desirable Assortment is not to be Found.
Our assortment of High Coorcd Ca,hmcrcs, for
Childrcn'> wear, is large and contains many of the
choicest colorS
We have also in store, of importation II
fine assortment of Ihibct Cloths and plain Mousse
line dc LaincS. CHANDLER & co.,
Nos. u and summer street, Boston
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Petition lOf Divorce.

Emily Perkins } The libel Of the said Emily,
vs. now of IIincsburgh, in the
Norton W. Perkins County of Cbittcndcn, and
State of Vermont, states in substance that the
18th day of May 1915, at the village Of Munroc-
Vile in Huron County, in the state of Ohio she was
legally married to the said Norton W., then of the
town of Enterprise in Eric County in Ohio, that she
lived with the said Norton W. as his wife in said
Ohio until in the month of March 1850, when, with
out any fault on her part and against her will and
consent the said Norton W. wfully deserted her
and her family that from the time of her said
marriage hitherto she has kept, and observed with
the said Norton W. all the covenants and agreements
of the said marriage contract on her part that the
said Norton W has not since he deserted the said
Emily hitherto returned to the said Emily, rem
dercd her or her family any adequate support that
in june 1880, the said Norton W, left the State of
Ohio and went into the State of Wisconsin, and
that she has not since had any certain knowledge of
his place of residence that in November 1850, the
said Emily, hcing in destitute circumstances, with
her family, consisting of two children moved from
Ohio, into the State of Vermont and has csidcd in
said State of Vermont from that time hitherto, and
has during one full year next previous to the fourth
Tuesday in December 1853, resided in the towns of
Shelburne and Ilincshurgh, in said Chttcndcn
County and praying that tho Honorable Court will
by decree of said Court grant to the said Emily
divorce from tho bond of matrimony now existing
between her and the said Norton " and that she
shall by the ordor and decree of said Court have
the custody and care of her two infant children,
namely, john W. Perkins, now about years
old, and Amira Perkins. now about three years old.
Dated at Burlington the 18th day of October 1853.
EMILY PERKINS
STATE or NERNONT,l The foregoing libel of
! Chittcnden County, : Emily Perkins of Hines
! burgh, in said County, against Norton ". Perkins
formerly Of Enterprise, Erie County in the State of
Ohio, being presented to the undersigned, Milo l..
Bennett, Judge of the supreme Court of the STATE
of Vermont and it being made to appear to the
/ Al. 4
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Rich Brocadc Silks.
Important Discovery
RELIEF IN TIN MINUTES

NTLTFF IN w MINI II
BRIiNS PELMONIC WAFERS
RE NFAIIING IN TIE CURE OF COUGHS,
n Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis Sore Throat, IIoar.-
ness, Difficult Brc?thing, Incipicnt Consumption and
Diseases of the Lungs. They have taste of med
cinc, and any child will take them. Thousands have
been restored to health that had before departed
Testimony given in hundreds of cases. single
dose relieves in t,li minutes.
Ask for Bryan's Pumonic Waters the original and
only genuine i, stamped - Bryan Spurious kinds
are offered for sale. Twenty-Five cents box Sold
by dealers generally. j. BRYAN CO.,
Rochester, n. Y, Proprcturs.
October 4, 1853. wl4mos3
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George GOlnslOCk'S Estate.

M TIL + SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING BEEN
w appointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District of Chttendcn, Commissioners
to receive, examine and adjust the claims and de.
mands of all persons, against the estate of George
'omstock, late of Burlington, in said District, de-
ceased, represented insolvent, and also all claims
and demands exhibited in Offset thereto aud six
months from the day of the date hereof. being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose, we do there
fore hereby give notice. that will attend to the
business of our appointment, at the dwelling of
widor Charity Comstock. in Burlington. in said Dis
trict. on the Third Tuesdays of November and April
next, at 10 O'Clock, \. NJ. ON each of said days.
Dated this 2Sth day ofOctobcr A. D. 1853.
~lsrs J ASsaS $ MS fdnHsos co'.~',,o.~,
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Isaac j sfOurmc,s Estate

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS. HAVING BEEN
w appointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District of Chittenden, Commissioners
to receive. examine and adjust the claims and de-
mands Of all persons, against the estate of Isaac
Bourne, late of Cndcrhl, in said District, deceased
represented insolycnt, aud also all claims and de
mands exhibited in offset thereto and six months
from the day of the date hereof. being allowed by
said Court for that purpose. do therefore hereby
give notice, that will attend to the business of
our appointment. at the dwelling of Mrs. Abiah
Bourne in lnderhill. in said district, ON the last
saturdays of December and January next. at 10
o'clock A, NJ, ON each of said days.
Dated this > st day of October A. ID. 1883.
j. 5U c. Eos i EnTAEf' commissioners.
RILEY HANNAF0RD,
Oct 81, dltdwl9w2
AIDES LEATHER RETICULES.-A FINE
- assortment Of various sizes and colors, at
HORIZONS 4 co.'s
Sept q, d4ry
80
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Dissolution.

TINIIE FIRM OF CURTIS 4 WALKER Is THIS
4 day dissolved by mutual consent.
Either partner is authorized to settle the business,
and both will be in daily attendance for a
short time at their old place of business, for that
purpose, where all whom it may concern respect
fully requested to call. W. IL. CURTIS,
U. j. WALKER.
September ], 1858. ddwtf
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For Sale.

large and commodIous Dwelling House
II wItha Garden and Fruit Orchard adjoining tn,
whole lot containing one acre OF land This llous,
is not surpa ssed by any in the Village in beauty u
location, Being situated at the head of College ST.
and in the substantial material Of winch il is built
Terms made easy. Apply on thepremlscs, 70
PATTlE REED.
Oct 81 visit
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"a, Fl But few movements of any Importance since
our last. other leading articles have not varied
materially. but the business has been restricted by
the continued tightncSS of the money market.
ApPLES-'rhc market this season is unusually
high. Prices ranging from - IA 81 90 per Dbl AS
to kind and quality. But few Dried here.
ASlIES-No change. Prices firm and stock quite
small
BClTER-Thc scarcity and demand for New
York and Vermont prime Fall still continues with
sale, at 20 DE All other grades in good sup
ply, and for which there is fair market, but prices
have "A downward tendency. We think the interests
of consigncrs would be promoted by prompt ship
mcnts. Our best observation of late leads Us to
conclude that the quantity of Butter madc not onl Y
in New England but Western States, will be excess
sivc, and the present prices in California will not
justify but moderate shipments
CNEESE-Thc market is in fair supply for pres
cnt want.-the high prices occasion more limited
demand.
FLOUR-Thc advircs from Europe the past week
were not favorable for Flour parties in the
trade generally led to expect which, with II
very severe pressure in the money market, has
compelled holders to force their stocks on the mar
kct, and in consequence prices have been very un-
settled.
GRAlN-Thc market has been very dull for Corn
since our report Of last week and prices again rule
in favor of buyers. Cat. are quite firm. Sales of
Northern ut Doe. In Rye small sales at ~ c. New
Beans are in steady demand at 30 II 90 per bu.
lOPS-Thc new crop arrive slowly, and more
than the average quantity inspect ID quality and
refuse. The sale, have been confined to small lots
at 3jc per Id for lst sort.
PoTATOES-No particular change since our last
report. SOC per bu for Peach Blow and good Whites
Gj IL zoe for Carter
PRoVISIoNS-Thc market is rather dull for
Pork but in prices no change to notice, Hogs are
beginning to arrive, but the weather as yet is too
warm. Prices range from a Sc, and very
superior go up rs hi III AS Il 9c per ID.
WUOl.-Domcstie Wool has been moro inquired
for, and prices steady.
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BURLINGTON
T. arOet W1reh q u = 4 A..

100 Church Strc,t
~ X. NICHOLS HAS NOW COMPLETED HIS
Il arrangements with all the principal Carpet
Manufacturers in the United States well rs with
the importers for all desirable styles of Foreign
Manufacture and can now exhibit as great variety
most of the Carpet Houses in New York and
Boston, and can sell as low, and in fact
Is now Selling Lower!
lilo has on hand 900 pieces of nearly ovcry Grade
and Pattern, such as beautiful
Tapestry Nelyet Tapestry Brussels,
English Brussels, Patent Velvet,
Venetian, Three Ply,
Extra Supcrfnc, Supcrfnc,
Fine 4 common Ingram. Cotton and Wool,
Cotton and Hemp, Straw Mating,
Drugget, Crumb Cloths
Door Mats, Hearth Rugs,
English and American Floor Oil Cloths, all
widths from iths to yards wide.
Table Oil Cloths, Window Shades and fixtures
Curtain Musns, Damasks,
Morcens, Bed Spreads.
Blankets Table Spreads, &c.
lie has also on hand an extensive and complete
STOCK OF
GENERAL DRY GOODS,
carefully selected from both the New York and
Boston Markets, and adapted to the various wants
both domestic and personal, Of all portions VI the
community,
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS,
in great variety, consisting Of
Mantilla Nclycts, Mcrinus,
Brocade silks, toburgs,
Black Silks, DE LANES,
Black chan 'gbl Satins, do do all " od,
Plaid, striped, plain and Madonnas
changcablc Silks, De Bcges, &c, &c,
SHAWLS
of every grade and variety, Long and Square, Bay
State, silk, Grape, Brochc, Cashmero, Dcanc.
'"' HOSIERY. GLOVES, ETC.
In the WOODEN department may be fouod black, blue,
lrab, brown and green French, German and Amcri-
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Wool Pulling.

VINlE SUBSCRIBER HAS COMMENCED TIE
L above business at the Joel Morse Tanncry
at Winoo.ki Falls where he will pay
CASH FOR PELTS
Farmers and Pcddlers will find it for their al an
tagc to csll. JAS. +. STEVENS.
Winooski, Sept. 81 1853. wl3mus3f
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SEN.AI T..

SENATE.
AFrERNOO,;.
Mr.. Bailey from the Committee ON Manu-
fucturrs. to whom was referred the bill to III.
corporate the Perrin Slate Co , reported llltl
IN their opinion the sane ought to pas and
it was ordered to be engrossed, and read the
third tIme. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Resolutions BY Mr.. Field, that the Clerk
pro tcl. be requested to oiliclate until the
Clerk elect spti appear and take the oath OF
Office adopted unanimously.
BY Mr.. llarsloru, that when the House ad
lourned on Saturday. it be Till Tuesdry morn
lnr following. at 10 o'clock \. NJ. adopted.
BW inhoinced and refeyred.-By Mr.. Wash
burn in umnndmon, of chnpter % c. $, rela-
ting to the homestead to the judiciary Com
mlttco.
The ballptiug for Governor then proceeded,
with the following results
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COpartnership.

TlIE UBSCRIBERS HAVE FORMED A
L COpartncrship for the transaction of general
Mercantile and Commission business, under tho
name of lERRIcK, BLopGErr 4 Co.
They have purchased the stock of the late firm of
Curtis & Walker, and will continue the same busl-
ness at the old stand recently occupied by them,
corner of Water and King streets They hope by
fair dealing and prompt attention to business, to
retain all the old customers of the late firm and
the public generally are respectfully invited To give
u. call. c. X. HERRlCk,
q. :. BLODGErT,
GUY MILES.
September !, 1883. d&ux
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Mr.. Robinson was thcrcuppn declared
elected Governor for the year ensuing.
On motion, the joint assembly adjourned
till tomorrow morning at 10 clock. Adj.
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Popular Vote for Governor. Official Report.

yhc official examination of the return OF
'ot''s by She pcople at the late Gubcrnatoria
clectlcn-shvss thc following result
ELirl.sL L. RnLinsnI RrniLn arl
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Nos. 6 and \ Summer street., Boston

PLAID GOODS PLAID GOODS!
4 CHANDLER 4 co. invite the attention " pur-
~ chaScrS to their large and fine assortment, of
All Wool Plaids Cotton and Wool Plaid, Spun silk
Plads.
and ) Summer street, BosToY,
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HATS, CAPS, FURs
Gloves, Trunks, &C., &c.

The subscriber has just returned from market
with the best, and largest stock of Furs, Robes
Gloves, &c. he has had. Call and examine
and if quality and price does not compare with any
establishment here or elsewhere, then do NOT buy
Also large Stock If
Bonnet Cases. Trunks, Naliscs, Ladies' and Gentle
mems Satches, and Carpet Bags, Umbrellas. Canes,
Gloves, Mittcns, &C.,
Custom Work of all kinds made to order. He
has employed Cap makers and Fur workers, that
cannot be cXccllcd. Please call and cxaininc their
work.
VIM. G.. DREW.
formerly with n. Allen Co.. is connected with the
above establishment, and assures his friends he
never better stock of Goods than may now be
found at Barnum's. |. W. BARNUM,
College street, 2nd door from Church
October il, lsj3. dIwtf
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Er,lil Tree,

4 PPLE, PEAR, PLUM AND CHERRY TREES,
"a Grape and Goosebcrry Vinc-, for sale by the
Subscriber, GEl d. SHAW,
Sept -. ddwlmo
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barre Academy.

TIME WINTER TERM WILL: BEGIN ON
i Wednesday Nov. %. For information concern
ing Board, &C., see Catalogue or address.
j. :. SPAULDING, Principal.
Barre, Nov ;, 1853. wl9w3
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y f. W G. q o u S
HORIZONS.

WE HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM TIE
w City, with large assortment Of New Goods
and we can now show nieuds of the best
Stocks in our line ever offered in ths market Our
assortment of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, of
the best quality, is large and varied, Our IrwELRr
comprises every variety Of style aud price, and Of
the latest patterns and in the FANCY GOODS
line, may be found everything usually kept in estab-
llshinents like We steadily adhere to our sys-
tenn of business, which, far, has been successful
and has met with the unqualified appreciation Of our
friends and customers--vz The Cash, ONE Pace,
SMALL PRoFIT System, Every article pf goods in
our establishment is marked in rlair CURES, and We
we sell at our maTk-guprentecng All to be JTsr
WHAT WE RECOMMEND 1T TO he,
We gratefully appreciate the eucou. n geIcut that
has thus fur been given MS, and trust continued
efforts merit it, will meet with the favor of dis
eliminating public. II. V. HORTON co,
Nc ! BANK Flock.
BIril,ston, Sept q. dtvf
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After the third ballot. on motion Of Mr.
Bingham, the House adjourned.
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Bay STATE AND WATERLOO SHAwLS.

VTTANDT.EK CO. have now IN store Bay State
y and Waterloo LONG AND SQVARE SHAwLS, in
the new and desirable styles. Likewise "A good as
sortmcnt of Gcntcmcns Travelling Shawl, to which
they invite the attention of purchasers
Nos. i and summer street, BUsruS.
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locks and Tinlepicccs.

WE HAVE l6 DIFFERENT KINDS OF
w Clocks and Mantle Timcpieccs of yariou,
styles and prices, some very beautiful, and all u,u
rantcd to run we'll. HORTON 4 CO.
October 10. diwtf
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INDIA RUBBER COMBS.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED 4 LOT OF
w Misses Rubber Combs, a new and mo.t dura-
bic article. IL. V. HORTON 4 co.
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