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Robert g'raSsrg's Estasc.

District Chiucndru :. { crrned u, the Estate
Of RoL"r Pea+ire late OF Burlington in said Dis.
rict, deceased. GRETivi.
Al PROBATE Court holden at Burlington, within
aud tor the District Il Chturndcn, on nr Isl day OF
June A d 1888 an nstrumeut, purpurtiug to bc the
last " Ill and Testament Of Robert ren>lte. late of
Burlington, in said District, decreased, was presented
to the Court aforesaid, for Probate by Henri loom
Is, the Executor therein named :-and Il is ordered
by said Court that lhc S,h day OF July b 1888,
al the office "t the Probate Cuu'r in said Bu-ugiun
be assigned or proving said Instrument and that
publishing tins order three weeks succrssivry IN the
Burlington Free Press, newspaper printed at said
Burlington, previous TO tine time appulnlrd
Therefore, you ART hereby notified Ia appear be-
fole said Court, at the time and place aforesaid and
contest the probate OF said will You have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis.
tricl, this ls day OF June \. ID. 80
wl9A2 ] 5. ADAMS, RtEiaier
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Myers Extract Of Rock Rose.

The fact is indisputable that this medicine IS supe.
ror to anything heretofore offered to the public for
purifying the blood Keep your blood pure ard you
are safe from all those troublesome diseases that at
nict so many Of the human race Myers Extract
not only purites the blood but nvsorates the whole
systemi giving a healthy tone to the stomach and
impartng life and energy to the weak and enervaed.
SICK HEAD ACHE.
Mr.. A. b. l.. MYERS--
near Sir. lhave from childhood, snii red with
periodira turns OF the Sick Head Ache, increasing
until the last year. usually laid by almost weekly
until commenced the use OF your Compound Fix.
tract OF Rock Kose--one large bottle has complete
ly cured me. have bad no occasion to use it fol
months Yours &c. NANCY VI. PAIRS lily.
can heartily concur with the above
1873 Orange ST., New Haven, Ct
JOHN PARSHI.Y.
eli ton, Conn, Oct II, 1891.
Rev. 4. b. l.. NYrE.--
Dear Sir. haze suffered very much with the
Sick Head Ache for fifteen years. there was scarce
ly a week but what was obliged 10 give up III,
work, but by accident ! becam' acquainted witt
your valuable Extract of Rock Rose, and have usec
one bottle. 1t has completed u cure. ! have no
been troubled with the complaint since, and lhinl
| it has otherwise improved my hellth very much.
AUGUSTA CARLTON.
fully concur with the above statement
JAMES CARLTON.
Sold in Burlington, by A c. SPEAR, wholesale
and retail, and by q. p. SANBORN y Co Sold bl
our Agents in all the towns and villages in Vermont
! lime 3 wigw2
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Seventh Census.

am, the Report of the Superintendent of the
Census for Dec. 1851 and 1852.
The census itself as all our readers know, is |
not yet published and it is not yet certain.
from all we hear Of it, when it will be, though
there seems to have been a large amount Of
clerical force employed omit for two years. The
plan of it was 50 comprehensive as necessarily
to involve great amount of labor. Such parts
of the preparation as are not yet complete, arc.
the report states, 50 far forward, that no delay
in the printing " Il occur from that cause In
addition to the ordinary labors, the office is said
TO have "pcrformed large amount of work in
answering calls from members of Congress,
State Legislatures, various institutions through
out our country, and the representatives Of
foreign governments. Many Of our own reports
in answer to these calls, have been quite vOlum-
nous. and several have been printed by author
ity of state Legislatures"
Many have feared tina; Congress, in directing
the census to be taken for so many details mlde
a mistake-that confusion and naccuracy will
be found in the results, Instead of reliable IN
formation On few important heads. Such fears
can be re olved only when the ponderous doc
ument itself shall appear.
The volume under our hands is small one
only 100 pages for both reports; but is replete
with interesting and valuable matter. We shall
bring several of its topics before our readers as
occasion may serve. For the present W notice
only few points of miscellaneous haracter'
The schedules for taking the census were
quite different from those used for previous &C
casions-contaiulnr more information IN the
same space, g with a better combination Of facts
relating to persons and thngs"-with little LA
bility to error, and furnishing easy means of
detecting and correcting most OF the errors
which occur" They were prepared under the
direction Of the Census 3olrd. 1t speaks well
for the general character of our mail system,
that "among the great number trdnSnlt'c ed
through the mails fro every portion of our ter
ritory, not one schedule received at the
Office il mutated condition. or in any way
injured"
TO insure accuracy and to furnish means for
making inquiries ana corrections, " the dmc
of each person to whom every entry on the t.
bles applies, has been furnished. In all cases
vi, orc error or inconsistency could be detected.
ro,I or inorin,r,. the ,ndiyidu,l has been writ
ton 70 in order that the discrepancy mirhl b,
corrected" In only tire cases his it been
necessary 70 C Ill the All Of a L. ). Di,tric,
Attorney, because Of the refusal 10 answer
proper Undergraduates In these thrcc, satiSlac-
,o,v ro,rrrs wero r,,3a ord w,,!,,, unl,n
49,. H., ,,.,;o.. ;. ,r,o.o f,,,. s,ool
any cos's 10 ''e r'''''S' ''s' laws S''''
loudly in favor OF the general intelligence O
our people, and their Difference to the laws, ar,
prove that ~ hbor,v and intelligence are DIFF
f,, ,Lo.o ;,,.o..;,,o,i,,s. ,,,.d f,r ,ho L,,,, =
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~ POIS ONIN

Thousands Of Parents who use Ncrmiugs com
posed OF Castor oil, Calomcl. &c, are not awares
chat while they appear to benefit the patient, they
actuaiy laying the foundation for a series o dis
eases, such salvation loss OF sight, weakness Of
limbs Sc.
In another column viii be found the advertisement
OF Ilobensock's Medicines, to which we ask the at
tention of all directly interested in their own as wei
ns their Chdrens health. In LAYER complaints aud
all DISORDERS arising rom tEesr of bilious type
bensarks Liver Pills.
= Be nat dece;rea but ask for llobcnsack
Worm SvrGp and liver Fl and observes that ea,l
has she Signature ct tn" Proprietor, J. y. liObEA'
SACK, as none r.-e are genuine. w22wiy
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80 All nro4ucc IN packages or otherwise consign-
ed to ~ should be- distinctly marked in our name
and the uuiais utthc con-ignor
A>liE~-prarSgI r selling in small lots at e. !
Pot, ) = 2n5l34
H\IrEI,-\cyy is rather scarce, parri.ulnrly
e, oI, aud Sell, readily al lSa zoe These prlcr.
viii mot prclHhiJ BE- sustained after it cores tor.
ward more lIr'y. Old Is selling oifut 10 l5c and
not large stocks
CiIt.ESE-No old in market. New is selling
from a Dc.
Au',;- So'rs in small lots AZ zoe
IhOtR-lhr iithl receipts Of both Western and
Sou'h-ru t,our glve very hrm tore 10 IN" MAI ker
AMI tA" advance noticed our as iulN sustain ed
Western, romnon brands, AT - a 1 81 IL fancy
Il - a D J. ,; extra at ; - 3 80 and extra
ti'ur>"r at ) n Il GO per Dbl, TO quality. In
Canada Flour there have betn sales at 40 per bhl
IN bond, and market hrh. southern is euqlirtd Tor
ana sairS OF common at % a 531 l-2, mos the
latter rate tor straight brands 800 ibis Ilnxai at
90 per Dbl. cash uOD bills Extra Eagle and 800
bbS Prlcrs1urI on VrNh'c terms, mostly Tor export
20 ne Pacific Corn Nral has been sold at 90 ior
common, and - Tor good, aud Rye Flour at 1 &C
GRAIN--The receipts of corn have been ver,
light, an the stock OF good m"ang quite reduce
There have been SUES ol good YET 'UW al 90 ii zoe
, anI white ntt2 81, per bu. Oats coutiunp to
arrive quite freely aud are dull. Sales oi Northern
AT IS iG per ha, Canada Peas selling At :5r
Rye, in small rt-, at lhr same rate. hitr Beau,
arr SELLING at 10 4 u > per bu, to quality
| PRONlSiONS-lh he demand tor Pork has beer
muirrltc bat prices remain without change. Bee
| !. Is in Moderate hut steady demand. Common
Western mr,s = selling NJ II 90 10 90 per Dbl ana
rN'rI htduds AZ II tOa II % per bh, : mos Lar
! Is, anI in keys ~ l2a y l-4r, mos $500.
| Hams nir ~rlILa |! a b. per 10, cash nuu .-..
/ WOOL-Srl' Of fleece ightaud no alteration il
/ prices. Pu' Is more plenty aud lower.
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BURLINGTON PRESS, FRIDAY MORNING JUNE TO- 1853

o. The meeting of the Ladies held last Sat
urday, on the subject Of fair to raise means
to protect and improve the Camp Ground, was
adjourned to Saturday the 18th inst, at p.
NJ. at Union Hall. A general attendance is
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y ir0.

II This village on Sunday evening, the 9th inst,
Mrs SAMUEL f.. CocKtE
In Charlotte, on the 23l Of May. WILLIAM OrsoN
BARKER, only sou OF Joseph s, and Sarah ]. Shaw,
aged SIX years, seven months aud ten days.
The rose played swcetly on his cheek,
Lite spnrked in his eye,
And hug we hoped to see him bloom,
But little OrSou still must die
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.STR4IED OR STOLEN.

NROM the pasture of the Subscriber or
1 Wednesday night, a Two years old, Black Mare
Colt. Any person who will return said colt to thu
Subscriber, give information where she may bt
cund, will be suitably rewarded.
TIMOTHY FOLLETT.
Nav 90 dSV.t
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y g. 81 Nova scotia ssri md
40 stones, just received by A &. STRONG.
May2I d&wtt
UARRISON'S WRITING INK.

4 LARGE STOCK of all sized bottles
q of th. excellent lax, which will be sold at about
one hall the Isua prices, either AT WHOLESALE OR
RETAIL, by 5. h NICHOLS,
No. Pcck'S Block.
June |, 1888 d&w3mi9
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Atlantic white. Lead,

" NC PAINTS, VERMONT LIN
"a SEED OIL, boiled do, and other Painting
materials to numerous TO mention Just received and
for sale cheap by A. q. STRONG.
May "a. d&wt
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REMOVAL.
Csavars1s, GbslsTt2s.

CROIVELLS Patent 2A,imomcfcr Clura,
y Davis Self Adjusting Chnru being the NotlI's
Fair Przr Churn; kenda.rS Improved Cylinder
Chum. Our facilities are such for obtaining thrSe
Churns, tina; we are enabled 80 fir them 10 Nnr-
chants at Boston prices DANEI u ALLEN.
May ~. Wi7Wtt
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kfalls! ENnsis!

WE have just opened large invoice of Fans,
w comprising an assortment of great variety at
style ana price. Paper Silvered and Painted with
or without down iassrls and mirrors Chinese Pa
pier Machie and Sandal Wood a rich article OF
Mourning, Wedding and Party Fans Chlldren'S
dllIo. H. V. HORTON ~ co.
May 81. d&wtf
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70 s7OI5
T S HUNT,
Chemist TO The GeoiosicGl Commission.
Office of the Groogical Survey,}
Montreal, May 2G, ISL.
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lust received and for sale, 30 Sacks,
. Ashton Liverpool dairy Salt by .-
JOHN SMITH,
Burlington, South wharf June 9. 1853. wt9N3
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NOTICE.
Md LOTS for sale low

~ Iron and steel tooth Cutivators, fyr
sale by DANEY 4 ALLEN
Mny -. wi1wtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
AANTA AM.

Appearances make fools OF men AMI nothing rs more
false than the language of official compliment B,.h
these tusms have had ample Illustration in the speeches
with which the departing and arriving Enyoys OF the
United States at Mexico have lately honorcd the su-
irene charatsn who now tyrannises in the Halls OF
the Montezumas Both Judge COnkling, in taking
leave and Mr. Gadsden in presenting his credentials,
EXPRESSED something like admiration for Santa inna,
and confidence in his Government and on the suPpo-
ticn that they were not only sincere but we'll informed
in their defamation their speeches have naturally hal
good deal Of effect on the public mind OF this country
For though it may not have been possible to PIT entire
faith in these ambassadoral fine words they SIN gave
seine ground for the hope that Mexico might now be
restored from her disorders and pHt upon the path Of
health and improvement. But il seems tina, they
delusiye and that to entertain such hope would BE-
folly now more than ever. The disclosures in regard
to the present state OF Mexico which publish il
ther column, aud which, though possibly exaggerated
in soue details bear their face the evidence Of sub
stantial truth leave no doubt on that head.
II seems according to the statements furnished By
The PcayEHs that the administration Of the dictator
is as deficient in the elements of internal strength asst
las proved in the orignatiOn of measures OF public
policy Neither the confidence OF the misses. nor the
cooperation OF influential men. financial resources
uora powerful army can be counted among Its mesns OF
duration eonspiraoes widespread and constantly r.
curing abound against il persons OF mark are daily
imprisoned or hanished for being implicated in them
and even the 1890 men in arms who con-
s,i,ute the Efficient force Of the Dictator are
said 10 he resdy on any promising occasion -
desert bis standard. Al the same time lie
manifest. ~ Extraordinary merits. an singular fare
lessHoss viii regard TO his OWE ssaricas position:
wselhe' because he j. only playing pas preparatory
'oseweuew CORP dsei in she uture Or because hethlks
there no otler On Mexico g. compete with lin
.or ihe supreme POWER II i. impossible 20 say The
htt however Is the s.mc ia either ease sulttis ls
isr iic r0sk O.. -o.ii dissolution rsridv advances
ttt '.t... ...,..r. t .h. .'.l .-.rr 2 risa.ftl
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COMBINED HOUSES FOR THE PEOPLE

To E5eyef The N Tr5rAe
Sur notice with pleasure that few mDneyel men
have commenced a building uptown 10 cost OF
$4,000 containing room for eight families l. -
good undertaking They propose either to sell Or rent
The price Of a house is $500 the rem. $500 Tnis
plan will answer for those who afford % pay $50
per YEAR A splendid house good home for $50 per
YEAR Is cheap those who afford 70 I've Ia sncn
palsce r. will answer for merchants, and clerks Oh
high salaries but We want another kind OF house.
hotel On the same priDcple-but Of less cost, less
splendid and on the Fifh-ay. We want building
that will hold ~ or 20 families, AZ rent OF 500 or
S2O0 per year Sl0O if possible. Then We want II 30
arranged that by paying 500 per year for D or I'D
years the apartments viii become We want % Own
them. Ii can be done. II our mOneyed men VIII bailf
Palace say block Of good brick blildings with CDer
a. the esnT Of The bOck containing fountain, shrabJery
and walks-not a marble fountain, bat good CON nOn
seuse sort Ct thing that viii be beautiful and beneficial
ard Ornamental have the cellars fitted up for coal eni
wood with wsshrooms bathing and other nece>
cary COW suppose the bloek costs s010O1 aud
the number # budins i 20 and number y apartments
5O-this vii give families 20 the house Have them
stores-each st0ry laniyOr have them ~ arranged
that each family vii have trl OF tie Whole house
IL N cellar 10 0ffc Ne1 s0=l0o.DO9 IL eiooS &C. ID
cent per year for the money, ESQ CO t0il siF1 3,
We viii pay PER year fof rent $40 60 W. WI pay on %
count s33 q 500 per year. 10 ST. So Co ltl years
viii pas for the whole and maze the isnaE<s
The above plan viii give the capitalists 20 cent Tor the
ne OF his money AID hc time - him good
rive him greater II happnes ihau 10 De Presi
deut q this Republc Who vii this great ball
OF coarse Il any nan II forward ami 10 hs AZ
cruf 90 much tie better an1 mnlh the greater "a
toror 20 mach the moro Christian ite tho 81 tnl
a,rsh no h-srer forirse Tb' .rso be- ?artr.enEs
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diseases. long improbable j. rapidly becoming IN
possible
Itisa drcsry aui touching spectacle rh,i Of Whole
,e,s l-onr from bad 70 worse. the victims Of e9i
law, l Institutions unfortunate traditions and SET
fan ren When il viii ell and where il viii end no
nropbet can Preiict-whether the eonhs,aton OF
the church AMI tie dispersal Of that now compact mss
# propert,. whether civil war waged by petty
eLieits ns or new experiments n desPOssm' VIII form
the end Of tie present and the beginning Of better
err ouv conjecture caa assert Whether continuous
decay or sudden catastrophe viii wind up this strange
e7ertful history. lies beyoni any ioreknowledge o.
ours But rhe calamity ia one in which the people OF
the United states must feel vital interest In ruth
no ardent Mexican patriot desire health and pros
rerity Tor Mexico more earnestly than il must De de-
sired by every intelligent and forecastng citizen Of TINS
couniry It's question Of great moment whether We
slan have wholesome progressive. well educated AM
;pdependent people for our next neishbors- or MSS
Of ipc,nrruous imPractcaile baTbsrians But the
melancholy truth seems be that a the tendencies OF
Mexico under her present rulers. are toward the at
ter not the former state.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23

CorTsspordrDc. Of Tie y. 7 Tribr ne.
ALBAsY, Tuesiay, sept. y, l>i3
SIR: letter published in The N7e- ior. Tunes,
under date OF Syracuse, Sunday, sept. l. contains
some curious statements in relation 70 accidents on the
NeW-loIk Central Line. which are intended 20 convey
very false impressions to the public.
Tie writer in the letter referred 70. saws: ." The
papers here attribute the fatal accident Oneida %
90 tie circumstance that q competent engineer bat
been dismissed and a remen appointed in H. place.
The course Of the consolidated line in reducing salaries i
severely commented OF bv the pahlc.
Il should be known by The public that these articles o.
ginate with who formerly Assistant superil
iendeut Of the Syracuse and Utica Road and lnsuces
ul applicant for the poet the Cons 0dled Com
auy sLd he Iaper Syracuse referred 70 Is under the
control Of the ild.vidut This viii explain ths
pested attacks in that quarter upon the New a'ral
management which have appeared there Of late. THIS en-
ginetr who i represented freman. in the place NJ
a "courtten engineer dismissed. was plsced the
situation he occupied the time Of the accident by the in
dvdual who the article both in the Syracuse paper
and ia TIE y J. Tine. Ii there Is any blame fir hs
berg where hC the writer OF the ucle named above
tarsi bear the oiiuL1.
The New-lolk Central Railroad Company no; re-
duciIg salaries and knows this better than The
writer Of tie articles in the Syracuse and New fo-k
pafers u an alton cuated - create errone Us
ard ulfl, orable IMPRESSIONS. JrsrIcE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
DEMOCRATIC
,SACHUSETTS NATIONAL
CONVENTION.
Boston, Thursdal

BOSTON lhufsddg sept - 1909
The National boiling Democrats met in Convention 10
day in fremont Temple
Tie vote for a candidate for Governor follows
Bradford l. Wales, loo Hon George Osborn Il John
Henshaw. Il, Henry ". Bishop l. For Lieutenant Gov
ernor-Ton. George Osborn III John Henshaw . Brad
ford l. Wales Charles c Hazewel !.
Mr. Wales wa therefore declared the candidate for Gov
ernor and Mr. Osborn for Lieutenant Governor.
Mr Barlow Of Salem made very effective and cr'um-
stanta political statement Of the cccenrcites Of patronage
and pabiites of principle brought about by the queer
amagamaton Of the coalitions in Massachusetts, politics
the peculiar influences financial aud literary comnuni
catve and esorvave brought TO bear b. the Hon Caleb
Gushing upon certain presses in this community were al
legged and names and dates given The three papers prn
cipally alluded The Bay STATE Democrat OF Lynn
The Caion OF Newburypor, and The Times OF Boston
Mr Cushing was denounced as a Free Soil Wing
Three cheers given for the old line Democracy OF
New York who spuned to coaescc with the Barnburners
at the Syracuse Convention.
With immense cheering for the nominees the Convention
adjourned sine de-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23

Late advice from New Mexico Via New Orleans m
uounces the arrival q. Santa Fe in good health OF the five
companies OF troops which let New York under Gen
Garland
Governor Nerr.wether had arrived out and baen inaa
eurHied
terrible encounter is reported to have taken place IN
the mountains near II Paso between party 81 "A Amen
cans and 200 Apahes in which II Of the Americans
were Killed. The L 5 dragons stationed near the spo;
were TOO w in number rouder any assistance in rePeng
the Indians
The American Consul al FL Paso had asserted h- belief
that very Little resistance would be offered in the event Of
an attack upon Mesa Valley by General Garland aud his
forces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
NEw JERsEY pEMocRArIc srArE CONvENrIoN

IRTNr0N thursday sept - lc'J.
The Democratic State Convention for the nom nation Of
candidate for Governor met 10 day at IL o'clock in the
large saloon Of the Temperance Hall After temporary
organization and the appointment OF Committee on Reso-
utions the Convention adjourned to p NJ
In the afternoon Judge Mar of Mercer reported by
tie Convention President with Vice President from
each County, and Secretary from each District
The Convention after being opened for nominations pro
ceeded to ballot for candidate for Governor and on the
sixth trial Rodman NJ Price chosen receiving 30 out
Of i33 votes cast
The frierds Of Il V Wrigh; showed some opposition,
and refused to let the nomination be declared unanimous
slr Price was brought in bya Committee and made
neat speech.
Resolutions indorsing the National Administration the
Reform measures. and avorng Legal reform adopted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
THEsEw.YoRK WEEKLY TRiBUyE for Sept "a
TIE NrwYoaK wEEgIY Tslursr Tor this week

TIE NEwYoRK WEKELY TErBrSL !or this week
contains the icl0vr~;
r FpITOpFsTs. TIE Pl-ri-s sut i'ar-
r-r Nsrseor. The licfhfs yassyl, flll,a DssEn' q
To4te-. iTe Lev ~ srssnd The 'El-ior a n
Depaerat'e Patty as=-Iork. .ies-a o. Prot AaafsN'
Eo-iCn Sc.
n POLITICAL TNTTLfICYNCE F.sa Msssssias-r'i F---
mcn;: sisLf aa1 Nscoasi1
III CORRESPONDENCE Ora.nY = 81 oiasie H. ~ -
Bnsas Of Mails Elefiis1 lee Fesi4i--se q NV
ORLEANS. &C.
" REVIEW O. TIIE HETE. q ID IN coa l-as- 10 ~
c0Dsp eners forrl tie il4ruTnf eVsnt- ta, --
errr1G ID ia ! atrd sta.ss Her-ss tie We i--'' ''
t.sh Anffca ARD EulOpe. .,.-. 81,
y TrIE DESTINY or AeERTCs speech - "N-'ia d
Seward
II TIP TOPPLES COLLEGE. An Appeal
VII aeFICULTt-RE. Wlsingtor lourtf ran A' 10
C,re -rCrpera srd other insecs &C.
VIII TA'rEHsNCr Tie President q the "on - -
re~arrr ~erery tbc Ncuenoi ne - o. -'''- a. "
~ rI1T7g an TiiE FfyE POINTS Wd Maqse
v TFIvCrAPHlC. The Lates, New By IeleirP-
yI MARRIAGE md DEATHS
vi pFVIEv o. TfE MARKETS. RsPore Of - zoe.
@' $50. proVro. Caffie fId Lguber Isftes f-sJ J. y
sns sree. 4lig reported 70 Tie Tar me
eipae eo-os vTspIeTs. can De ooiine" ~ ~ a'' IL w
Co-,Ut.ns Room the ilorDi17 Pncs O. oen-s
sg5cs,7Ioa Crs coy yssr -; trss copies 81;
fteooe. IS; eoFs s12 50; 'Esay eoP.s 10 one a.
dr.s-I SO.