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Repa,, of.,- a,c,r.ar, oi H,r

The KcpUt. cH.ullcnrcs by stating t"a' me
authorized strength Of the army, It's ...n .,I.t-
ed is l3 s2l--o.icers and mnn-ru, g.. az
tual strength is only l0,4l7. OF this uun'rr
S,37S are employed on the frontiers, or on
the route to them and the Secretary derives
pleasure from being able to say that the
measures taken for the protection of the IN
habitants Of our frontiers of Late have been
more than usually successful. The Indian
dcpredations have been comparatively unire-
qucnt, and, except in California and Oregon,
have not attained much local importance. In
the Indian country, Immediately west of the
Mississippi, but two or three collisions have
occurred; and arrangements are now in pro-
gress for the establishment of new posts, in
more important positions, which will enable
the Departmental dispense with many unim-
portant posts, and give additipnalsccurity.
In Texas the Indian depredatons have di-
unfinished in frequency and in importance (;
and in majority Of cases, rs the Department
has been informed, the depredations have been
committed by Indians from Mexican territory.
On the Rio Grqnde, the protection Of the in
habitants and the enforcement of the fulfil
ncnt of treaty stipulatiOns on the part of the
Mexicans, have made Unnecessary to strengthen
our positions and increase the number of men.
Although peace has been obtained on that
frontier, there is no assurance that it will be
observed unless strong force be kept station
ed there, and consequently it IL the intention
Of the Department to send an additional
force. 1t is the opinion Of the Secretary that
with an army three times as great as ours, 1t
would be impracticahlc so to guard all points
of our extended frontier as entirely to prevent
Indian Expectations. 1t is, therefore, the
intention to post the Troops in large bodies on
important points, and reduce Tia number Of
small detachments.
The appropriations for the erection and I'M
provement Of permanent fortifcations, for
three years past, nave either been refused or
greatly reduced, under the Impression that
they depended upon the prosecution Of "A sys-
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SITE 81 VERMONT, To all pcr-on. con-
District gf Chitcnlcu, s.. rrrurd in 'ao h-.lty of
George y shaw late Of burlington, in s1it District
deceased, GHrEUNt'
Alta Probate Court holden at Darlington, within
and for the District Of Chittcndcn, on the gth day
Of DECEMBER 4. ID. 1888 an instrument, purp0rting
to be the last Will and Testament Of Gcorge u
Shaw, late Of urlington in said District, deceased
presented to tho Court aforesaid for Probate, by
II. g. Cole and VIM. l.. Strong, the Executors there
in named And it is ordered by said Court that
the 2Gth day of December A. ID. 1858, at lhc Office
Of the Probate Court in said Burlington, be assigned
for proving said Instrument and that notice thereof
be given to all persons concerned by publishing tins
order three weeks successfully in the Burlington
Free Press, n newspaper printed at said Burlington,
previous to the time appointed.
Therefore you hereby notified to appear before
said Court at the time and place aforesaid, and
contest the probate Of said will if you have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trict this 9th dag Of Deeed!Per A. j. 1853,
j. 5. ADAMS, Register
Dec. 10. dlt&w2jw2
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Report Of the Secretary of the Navy.

This report is very long, and embraces a
large variety of interesting topics. After
giving the force Of the several squadruns, with
their principal movements and services during
the past year, the suhrcts of the National
Academy, Yards and Docks. the modification
81 Rules, and the Increase OF the Navy, and
tine Elevation OF the Character OF Scamcn, are
successfully discussed at large,
The PRINCIPAL events touched unon. are the
conduct of Can't. IIolins of the Cyanc. ON the
occasion of the diflicult,csat (irrytown. which
is hirilly commended the reconnaissance of
the West Coast of Africa by Commander
lynch the ease of DR.. King in Greece; the
conduct of Commander Ingruham. of the 81.
Iquie in the ko.tza case, which was warmly
praised tie proceedings TIE ENroditiun t,
Jtpiu; the departure Of the Ey,liring Ezrc
'itipu t. Is ,rin.s straits. Tie North ia
itr and TIE Ciinl .>.ts;t'.r j.,.'~.. .rrurf
i,c3lrricS and imrtny.u..l~
{ rig Dom in: i....tn ......,..
peaceful condition o, a.. u.s. ..... ,.....
-. ,ition Of DR.. Kane in s,...,.. .. -, ..
In...iin, the services Of Lieut.. .,auvv },
tie Naval Observatory. and a. 50! .,,ir, y So
sila to Brussels the scientific
Prof. Epsv. IArut. Da,id,,..
amber the ustromomi,,u a. .,....
ellis IN ILL the cx,.,.r..1
aud tri1utari : bv l.icui,
tn, la borS of Ii ut. d.. ....u
lrovcmcnt Of runnrry AN, d, .......
proceedings towards the executions. . an.
tract with Robert H. steven, fora war steamer
to De sAot and shell proof.
Tl,o N.,oI ,...I.'..., .....,
torr.t;nl a.,o't Wv ~ tha M 49, ~, 49,
West pint / ~ tho Am, ~ w" ,''
mono,c,nnnt IF thn Stna'5ors a,J St",,', r r,,,
rnra' is STRONGLY rernmmnuJ.J Thn i,s .];
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET,

December IA, lsaa
At market 2273 Cattle, about POO Beeves, and
Ia stores, consisting of Working oxen, Cows and
Calves, Nearlimgs Two and Three Years Old
Prices.--Alarkct Beef-Extra, IS 90, per cwt
lst quality, $3.50 "a qHglty Sc ,jOa7 Sd quality
So; orln9ry, Sjd5,jO,
iidcs-Sc, u a $50 per. cwt. Tallow - - a ..
telrs SI37s. Cqf Skins / sc per. lb.
Veal calvcs-SG a9.
Harrelling Cattle-S5, j,2ia6.
SroWrs-Working Oxcn-SI2, 50, 80, 81, liz
l2j, liGal92.
Cows and Calves-s2i, IS, %, 80 80, ioads'
icarlings-SlJ, Il y IL,
Two Years QldIsls, u, 25, 80 AZ
Three Year. Old SEA, ~, 81, 80, IL, 5iRioo.
Sheep and lr,nLs lie % at market. sales sl"" t
cacct. Lana ss,,1 >, oal2; by lot Sl,''i = 40
Jdt,-
owiue-Al large fat hogs stll-fed iae. corn
fed 4c per lb.
Rcmarks-Thc market swell supplied in numbers
but not in quality There lie but little that is 81
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

December -, 1854.
At market 26lG BUFF Cattle 300 Stores, 81 pairs
of Working Oxen. Is Cows and Calves 1900 Sheep
and Lambs, 10 swine.
Priccs-Becf Cattlc-Ex,ra $3.50 7,7j first
"ualty, 7,2j second SG,jO; third 81 ordinary
) so.
Storcs-Ycarlings Sl2, II lG. Two years old
So, 20, "a, 70 80. Three years old 500, 81 81 n
49,
Working Oxcn-Ssj, 30, 100, 40, l23al35.
Cows and Calvos-S22, -, GO, -, 30, state.
Sheep and Lambs-ty lot 81 30, l,j1, a 2,75 ;
extra 81, 80, SAT-.
SWINE &c retail Cal 10, Fat Hogs SO,
Rem rks--Owng to the largo number of cattle ut
market, there is further decline in prices.
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- HENRY WARD BEEcmER having l,ocn re-
poEtad as preaching in favor of the spirit
manifestations, says in reply; ave have
heard Ct man who said that h" dccid,ntoYg
cleared up farty acr or woodlmd. We
think il would We a trug' r. accident than
that :Dr us to l're.r fur Srrn Jas oo s. irit-
ullsm 50 rpy IT. 1T % gov Il our
A.lNns -
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New Goods

WE HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM
w market with choice stock of "rocer'es auS
Provisions, which we are prepared to sell for Cash
nj INV, rnicrs We assure the trade and dealer
generally that we have some Good bargains to one.
them. Please call and examine our stock. I'M
Cash system, is hs system by whleh - get So"l
TnAprs HERRlCK BLOpGErT CO,
Corner King and Water sts'
Nov 3, 1852 o@Nu
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BURLINGTON!
yD" W arc q sc


$50 Church Nrca.
H. Il. NICHOLS HAS now CONFLICT 70 m
D. arrangements with all the principal Carp.
Manufacturers in the United states, rs we'll rs wit
the importers for all desirable styles Of Foreil.
Manufacture and can now exhibit as great yaric,.
rs most If tlgo Carpcy Houses in New York am.
Boston, and can sell "A low, and in fact
l. now Selling Lower!
lie has on hand 200 pieces OF nearly every Gra IL
and Pattern, such as beautiful
Tapestry Velvet Tapestry Brussels,
English brussels, Patent Velvet,
Ven tan, Three Ply,
Extra Surcriue. Superfnc,
Fine y nomni6h Ingram, Cotton and Wool,
Cotton and Ilci.p Straw Mating,
Druggct, Crumb Cloths,
Door Mats, Hearth Rugs.
English and American Flpor Oil Cloths, al.
widths, from 4ths to 4 yards wide.
Table Oil Cloths, Window Shades and fixture.
Curtain Muslins, Damasks,
Morccns, Bed Spreads
Blankets, Table Spreads, DC
lie has also on hand an extensive and complete
STtCK of
GENERAL DRY GOODS,
carefully selected from both the New York md
Boston Markets, and pied to the hrious wants
both domestic and personal, Of all portions OF Jbr
community.
Silk AND DRESS GOODS,
in great variety, consisting of
Nantila Nelvets, Mcrinos,
Brocade silks, Coburgs,
Black silks, De Lainej
Black & chan'gbl Satins, do do - all WOO
Plaid, striped, plain and Msdonuas,
changcablo silks, DrBcges, DC, &c.
SHAW is
of every grade and variety, Long ana Square L.
State, Silk, Grape, Broohe, Cashmere Delaia.
Tibet, &c. Also,
hosiery, GLOVES, ETC.
In the Wooden department may be fouod black, blu
drab, brown and green French, German and Amer.
can Cloths, Doe skins, Fancy Cassineres, Satnett-
Twceds, Ncstings and Tailor's trimmings. Also
full assortment of Ladies' Cloths for cloaks, OF eyery
desirable color, together with Cioaks ard Manhas -
the latest styles ready made. Also a large lot q
Domestic and Bay State
FL n n ELS,
among Whlch are Fine Fannes for Ladies' Sack
and childrcns dresses, both plain and printed,
of superior quality, and in great
variety of color and pattern
Especial attention is called 10 hi. stock Of
Rich BrOcade Silks,
of which he is Offering n larger and better as
sortment than has ever before been brought to til
marke. also to n superior style and quality Of
BLACK SILh
which will be sold low, and n warranted ~ T..
to crack, Especial pains will be taken to show good.
~ ! TO offer them at prices calculated to give entire
satisiacton.
y. B-A liberia! discount will be made to those
who buy to sell again. am 10 those furnishing hot
and dwellings, where large quantities are wanted
October VISIT
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Fruit. &c.

100 BONES y. Il. RAISlNS.
IVO 80 quarter do. do
10 boxes Lemons.
100 bus Chcstnuts, and nuts of all kim
Pickles, Catsups, Preserves, Pepper sauce, Mace
ROM. Nermceili, Nutmeg, Mace, Sc, &c, for sale
by llthhuh' bLop"rit W.
Nov Is. uNNu
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Horse Power
esurd's Golden GLOSS

ENOR THEHAIR-Among the many preparati. ne
r for the growth of the Hair, this GOLDEN "i
takes the lead Three reasons will be given wi! Z
is So universally used and preferred to all othe'
LIST, Because il has proved the most ehectua. ID
badness ID, because it imparts a beautiful oal *
gloss and delightful perfume u the Hair Jd, Ir-
cause the ladies' with fine discrimination, "n'-a
they all possess, have adopted it. NAM 'ih'.
reasons could he given why it is great ta -ltc Dr.
those who want more have only {" gI,' IL '-
price ~ cts in large bottles For sale by Drug
nd sturekcepers everywhere.
". G. HURp, Proprietor, 3O4 Er2adSay, NeT y'1
Large discount to Merchants.
November Ia, 1888. Womos
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SOMETHING FOR
Christmas and New Years
PRESENTS.

PRESENTS.
Now is the time to buy Dry Goods cheap, AT
ANS.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH OUR USUAL CUSTOM
i at ths season of the year we commence to-mor.
row, "wednesday morning, our
CLONTNG orr SALE,
with our cX,cnsiyc AMI valuable stock Of
Rh Dress StaS, Dress Good~, CLIMATES, Mus. p,
Loiaes Prints, Gwghomy.
Broadci'hS, CassimncS anil DocyhinS, Sotnes Tuccds
.i,a1s ST., g..
WannciS, Brown oAd b,sacb" Cmons, Starting
stripes, I"h'"gs, s!2iiEgs, A., &C., g..
our assortment Of
PARIS EMBROInERIEs,
consisting in part of
Muslin Collars, Muslin Undcrhlkfs
Cambria do Elgngs, in great tarcty,
Lace do SWi:s hhI Book Mu elins,
Muslin Undcrslcevcs, Linen t'miric,
Cambria do .Jnc. and "a. ,u,. CambriGS,
Lace do Embroidered hIu,'ins for
Cambria Cuifs, Evening Drcs'cs.
Hosiery and Gloves in any quantity, quality and
price, together with good assortment of Hoods,
ltigucttcS ArnlctS, Cuils, Gc.
Dress Trimmings new assortment just in also
a and beautiful assortment of
BBONS,
just received, together with many goods not here
All may depend ON finding goods quite as Cheap
rs represented and one will rcgrS giving Us n
call Purchasers are assured that in the selection of
oar Goods, it is oar aim to obtain tho4c aud those
only, that will be profitable and satisfactory to the
consumers, and chccrtully recommend them as such
Those wishing to furnish themselves with articles for
presentation at Christmas or New Years, will do we'll
to call and examine this Stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
CORNER STORE
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NOTICE.

HAME INTO THE ENCLOSURE OF it
u subscriber October 10th, two yearllngs' one '
steer, GONE white ON the belly, the other Il ,
red or ycIlowish heifer. The owner IS requisite
proyo property, pay charges and take them ava.
NELSON W. PAkICE
Hnesburgh, NOV. 80, 1888. w2+"S
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HATS GAPS, E'U * 5
Gloves, Trunks, &C., &C.

The subscriber has just returned from market
with the best, and largest stock of Furs, Robes,
Gloves, &c. he has ever had. Call and examine
and if quality and price does not compare with any
establishment here Or elsewhere, then 40 not buy
Also large Stock Of
Bonnet Cases. Trunks, Nalises, Ladies and Gentle
mems Satchcls and Carpet Bags. Umbrellas. Canes,
Gloves, Mittens, &c,
Custom Work of all kinds made to order. lie
has employed Cap makers and Fur workers, that
cannot be excelled Please call and examine their
work.
WIN. 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 Barnums, |. W. BARNUM,
College street, End door from Church =.
October IA, 1853. d(wtf
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For the Holydays.
! LIGHT !!
GRATIS 4!


Inst pl,bbshe3--4 Ncic Discovery m MedsciHc'
A FEW WORDS ON TIL + \ TON l.
n treatment. without Medicine. "fSpcrmntorrheq,
ar Local Weakness, Nervous Debility, Low spirit,
Iossitudc Weakness of the Limbs and the Back,
indisposition and lncapacity for study and Labor,
pnlhcss of Apprehension, Loss of Memory Aver
sion TO Society, Lowe of solitude, Timdty, SELF
pistru,t Dizziness, Head Ache, Involuntary Dis
charges. Pain. in the side, Affection of the Eyes,
Pmplcs ON the Face, Sexual and other lni'rmltieS IN
man. =, =,
From the French of DIR. i. De LANrY
The important fact TINT these alarming complaints
NAV easily be removed WITHHOLD MEpl'lNI,s l., IN TINS
small tract clearly demonstrated, and the entirety
new and highly successful treatment n adopted by
the author, fully explained, by means OF winch
every one is enabled Ia cure hms'h per'"Hg' an" al
the ,St ,SSbi cast, avoiding. thereby an the ad
vertscd nostrumS of the day.
sent, to any address, gratis and pos free, in
sealed envelope, by renting (po't Pnid) t"" post
ACE stamps to Or. b. De LANEr, al Llspenard
sheet, New York. ,,
Dec. 10. 1888. uA"'y
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Dec. 10.
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

G9NSISTINf OF 22l ACRES LYING AND
- being in the Village Of i!otsdam, County of
ST. Lawrence, and State Of New York, and can
rcedily be sold for Village Lots, laid out map,
and colorcd yellow.
Tho Bcildings on the Premises follows
Mansion House - feet by 80 cost about IS 900.
Farm House "a feet by 80, and with Dairy Build
ing attached.
Carriage House and Carriage Shed.
Wore Shop and LGmber Shed.
Smoke House, lee House, Corn Barn, Horse Barn,
80 feet by AZ feet
One Cow Barn, 30 feet by 40 feet, with cellar.
- 81 "
d" Shed, ~ by 80 feet.
" d" II feet by 80 feot,and other sheds.
The Garden is enclosed with beautiful grove of
Trocs
For an inland place its natural beauties not
surpassed by any in Northern New York.
A Map of the Farm and Village Of potsdam can
DO seen at the Office of :. Wires in Burlington who
is authorized 30 make sale Of the farm, AMI will
give any Information relative to it.
For further particulars enquire of
l.. CLARkSuN, Il West 10Th street Now FORK.
W. NJ. HITCHCOCK, Potsdam, n. Y.
W. W. PARTRIDGE. Burlington, Vt
Poe 5, 1853. w2imos2
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Notice.,

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT MEETING OF
4 Stockholders of the Merchants Eank will be
held at their Banking house the 10th day of
anuary next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to elect Seven
Directors for the year ensuing.
W. j. ODELI. Cashier.
Burlington, Dec. 9, 1883. dCt6wJw
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s A l. T. .

HRfSTAL RGCk SALT OF EXTRA QUALITY ,
- in 20 h., 10 lbs aud ) lb. ba.> for sale by
GEO. G. ROBINSON.
No. Chatham St, BusroN.
Dec. Ii, 1858. d&wlmo
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NJ. 5. PnocroR, BOSTON. NJ. F. Woor
Commission Merchants

As ES-The market has been quite fir IN or both
kinds the past week. and sales at 80 for Pots and
Pearls.
BUTrER-The receipts have been less the past
week. and srickly choice lots are not plenty, and in
good demand at Is to zoe all other grades remain
without change, with sales at quotations,
CuEESE-Prime article is scarce in the market /;
common quality is duh with sales at low rates.
FlDtK-rhe unt;ivorabc Hdvice- by the Arctic
have depressed the market for Flour, and prices of
Weston are full l24r Ter lb lower than noticed at
the c.o-' ofast week. Til, sale, have been at s. !
: 80 l"r common, 30 u ~! for fancy, aud at
lnc ..,, although the stock j. unusually small OF
% Z, umIn and fancy, II would be difficult t.
,ulh, tnclc prices. Extra cstcrn has been sold
ga 10, aud extra tennessee : - : LJ per Dbl
f.. iayorite brands Canada Flour continues scarce
further small sales at % IA 81 per Dbl, in
III.
AIN-Thc receipts If Corn since .uy las; have
b-.a Gu,rOO busUyls ana sit. . HI,u at demand
%. are lower. TncIc have bc,u sa,s Of Old vel
Q. Il Sc, new II, at - &c AZ 10 quality :;
Waite at II u Sue per bu Tor common and good.
.,It, sales u Northern aud Nova scotia at ~ j2r
10" Aarr,wiai and Pea Beans are in good demand
worth - to s7a.
40 LTl,I-iias been III large supply and dull at
Sc for Chickens Turkies 10 to lie Geese : a
80. Ncnisun, not much iii the market with safes III
small l"tS Mt sc.
PRONISIONS-The demand for Pork continues
quite moderate aud prices remain without change
sales of prime at l3 90 a IA 90 mess at - 90 Il
II 90, for common and good and clear AT - 90 Il
1000 per bbl, mos. Beef continues in fair demand
aud sales Of good and extra brands Western at
II 90 II 90 per Lbl. mos Lard rcmnus without
change Moderate sale in hgs at 10 lie aud in
kegs at II l2c, cash and mos Smoked llams
are in moderate demand at 10 lie mos. Dressed
Hogs selling lower G. "a.
SEEDS-Wc alcr quotations for Grass Sceds
atwhch there j. activity than for some months
WOOI.--rhcrc is more inquiry for both fleece and
pulled, but the sales have been moderate at quoted
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TEA ToRiCCO, &c.

-. eli. AYDHALF ell, HYsQN, u, s, y
10 H.. and oo9gg Teas o I DA, sn iO c"t do
20 $50 smot IN doF uERRICK, BL0DG EFT co.
Nav %,
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Nails.

[HO KEGS "EAGIE" NAILS ALSO
'PVO Axes, shot Lead, tuadsr. and Afcty fuse
just received by liERRICk, BLoDGETT & co.
Nov. Is. d&wu
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WORSTFD GOODS

4 ADIE MISE AND ClILDEEN'S HOODS,
u Egulctt,-, rppcts, Armletts, Cuis, sacks,
liittens Gloves, and great variety of children's
HIYIER HOINERY, g.,
Jor sale at the CoIser store, LNMAN'S.
Noyll, 1888. d6wu
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Domcsaics

)DOA YpS BROWN COTTONS, COARSE.
oOOO 1000 yds :: fine.
1000 y,s brown DrillingS.
1000 " shifting stripes
1000 {" Cotton Flamnels.
800 90 Ticking.
500 90 Red Wool Flannel
80 " YELLOW
1000 50 Cassimeres, Satinets and Twceds
ALSO
Batting, Carpet Warp, Cotton Yarn, Viking
Irvine; &C., tor sale cheap at the Corner store,
LlMAN'S.
Nov. II, 1888. d&Wu
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Rogers & Sons Celebrated Plated Ware

Rogers 4 son s (plebra1en Plaled ware
SNTE KEEP AT ALL TIMES A LARGE As
w sortmcnt of these well known manufacturers
Goods consisting of Tea Sctt complete, Table, Dcs-
sert, Tea, Mustard, salt and Cream spoons Butter,
Fish. Ice Cream and Pie Knives Table Forks,
Napkin Rugs, Soup Ladies', Sugar S5ovclS, &c, &C.
Ii. V. HORTON, No. Bank Block.
Dec g l&wtf
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Clocks aud TiNN"Di"ce>.
Sugars. NOlasScs, etc.

IN HHDS. BROWN SUGAR
IN 100 bbls. Refined do, crushed, powdered and
coffee 80 bbls. and % hhds. syrup and Molases
HEKRlCK, BLODGErT;W CO.
Nv % y dAwtf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10
VOL. VINO. Is.
The Modern Indian.

All men wore coats and trowsers, though many
had moecasius. The women, however. doubtless
aware Of the beauty of the dress, wore the In
dian garb. hut of Yorkshire material and pattern,
in most cases. Some Of the extremely old ladies
wore the coarse yellow blanket, datk blue cover
ing for the legs, of native manufacture, and moe
casins Of real moose deer-skin; but the younger
had blankets Of good blue cloth the Yorkshire
seyage beng left on, as if il were border Of
great rarity and design, and wore them shawl
fashion. or over the head and shoulders like hood
they wore also trowsers Of blue cloth eunbrod-
cred with red and white near the feet. In some
distinguished cases, red cloth trimmed with blue
and orange, was used, the feet being eUcased in
roccasius, blacked, and embroidered with the
hair of moose deer, dyed in the brightest colors
A few innovators seemed TO scorn the protection
OF the blanket TO their heads and wore nice straw
hats and one dark beauty, and really She was a
fine creature, both in form and face, wore blu,
blanket, straw hat. with a snowy red ribbon
around II, an under dress of printed muslin, ans
red inexpressibes. which looked very nice, being
to the-shape," and not hidIeu by the usual length
of pe,iicoats, which is generally worn ample.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-10
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] carried with ne some vinegar in case
of a return of fever; and, mixing little
Of it with dirty water. 30 make it less un-
palatable, asked the Arab if he should like
TO taste IT, He looked at me very archly
and said, &" Y on should not ask me-it is
against the prophet; but l never touch
these things I replied, Nonsense, this
is vinegar, not wine; it is no heating liq-
our. but produces quite a contrary effect"
With much difficulty. he overcame his
scruples. and drank it down, but so strong
was the impression on his mind of its be-
ing an intoxicating liquor, having never
heard of vinegar. that he stroked himself
down compaceutly and said how good :"
Next day | offered him some more; he
wiuked his eyes, aud said. Its very wrong
but it's your fault; you know [ can't
refuse-vou taught me" He objected
this time TO my putting any water to At,
and tossed OF 50 much that It gave a
twist to his inside aud yet stroking him
self down, he cried how good, how good. I"
and for the next two or three hours was
under the impression Of being intoxica-
ted Captain I'ecfS Ride across tho
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