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EE- Napoleon at St Helena, all at
once interrupted hiuself in the recital
Of his reverscs, and said-"Alas how
the best calculated plaus may be thwart-
cd by the most unforeseen circumstances
Placed in 1912 at tho head Of Europe,
aud disposing Of all the forces of the
West, | thought the momeut was come
to Invade Russia. wanted 10 raise up l.
gainst her barrier which she could never
pass. hoped, at least, to relard for a
hundred years that power, and 10 reality
| have advanced It o century III ever she
seizcs on Constantinopte, she will place
Europe and Asia under the same yokcl"
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NUMBER OF SLAVES IN THE WORLD.
The African Institution Of Paris. an
Association for the diffusion of civil
ization and Christianity III Africa, has
recently issued a Circular. which shows
that the number of blacks held in slave.
ry in different countries, is seven and
a half millions-of which 3.095,00 are
in the United States, $3.50, 900 Brazil,
900, 900 in the Spmnish Colonies, 35,
900 in the Dutch Colonies. 100000 in
the Republics of Genital America and
10000 in European establishments in
Africa. si t7 a- ru ~ n s.s
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sS Among the tcasts delivered on
the 4th Of July, at Salt Lake City,
was the following Signs cf' tie times
Christian Europe sustaining plurality
of wives in Turkey. Uncle Sam plea .
take notice." fs l..
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4 4 QuERy,-Which travels at The
greater speed, heat or coldl Heat be-
cause you can easily catch Geld,
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DATENT SAFETY aud Alarm Money
Il Drawers. for sale by W. s. LANE,
Middlebury, Sept. 4, 1854. Co, Agent
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A TRUE pIsriNcrloS Hood defines
public sentiment as the average pre-
julico Of mapkind."
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AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION !

The American Artists Union, would re-
specially announce to the citizens Of the Uni
ted States and the CanadaS, that for the prr
pose of cultivaiing II taste for the fine arts
throughout the country, and witlrthc view of
enabling every family to become possessed Of
gallery Of Engravines,
BY TIE FIRST ARTISTS OF TIE AGE,
They have determined, in order TO create an
extensive sale for their Engravings, and thus
not only give employment to n large number
of artists and others, but inspire among our
countrymc Il taste for works Of art, to pre-
sent to the purchasers of their cngrayings,
when $50 900 of them are sold,
$50, 900 giftsofthe actual costot $3.50, 900
Each purchaser of one do liar Engraving,
therefore, receives not only an Engraving rich.
ly worth the money, hut also n iirket which
entities linn to one OF the gifts when they are
distributed
For five dollars, a highly finished Engrav-
ing, beautifully painted in Oil, end five gift
tickets will be sent; or five dollars worth of
splendid Engravings can be selected from the
Catalogue.
a copy Of the Catalogue, together with n
specimen of one OF the Engravrgs, can be
seen ut the office Of this paper.
For each dollar sent an Engraving actually
worth that sum, and gift ticket will imn;e.
diatcly be forwarded.
AGENTS.
The Committee believing that the success
of this Great National Undertaking will he
materially promoted by the energy and enter
prise of Intelligent and persevcring agents,
have resolved TO treat with su ch en- the most
liberal terms.
ANY person wishing 10 bocome an agent, by
sending (post pdid), 81, will receive by return
Of mail IL ono dollar engraving, n gift tick
Ct" u Prospectus, a Catalogue and all o.her
necessary information.
On the final completion Of the sale, tho gifts
will he PLACED in the hands OF Committee Of
il.c purchasers to hc distributed, due notice Of
which will hc given throughout The Uni ed
States and the Canadas.
LIST OF GIFTS.
ln0 MUlie bu-ts ofwnshinston at sl1o slo0oo
lOg - Clay. i1n Iu0Nl
leo Webster, 100 O0nN
o " Calhoun, lJJ 1920
- elegant nl Painting. IN ,pleulid gilt
flames sizc :IV4 Il each, l01 5N0l
100 crraui oil Paintings, 2N3 f. zach, 20 5000
$40 steel plate Engruyinls brilliantly cold
il, oil rich gilt franr. aiv;O in each. 10 5000
10 ol0'gsant ,tGr plate rn=rnving-, rold In
Oh.ufthc Wa.lin Munnnic nj. 20Aoi nra. 40 0J0
e3' o q sirc plate Enpra,ings from 1913 diff.
ir'rni platrs. now IN Possession Of aud
owned Icy the Artist Union, Of the mar.
hct,.dur oi.irum 20 rt,; Ia 81 each, 1900
fT,t cla>s dw'lng.iuals st , n. Y. city, H. 200
o. hnildins hd- IN 100 aud l0lst sts. n. Y
c'!y, each - by loo IL deep a, 100 $4,000
100 villa Shr,, containing rnrh l003o 81.
1t. in TIE suburbs oi n. '. city, aud COM
mln'linr nnii.niirrn view of the Hudson
River aud I.urg i-lami Snun l. ni 500 10000
81 pei c.uai loans ra-h, without irtrrr'i.
sccu.ity, Vi $li1 each. = o0o
- 100 9 5000
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SINGERS SEWING NJ ArHINES

Which ARE the only Sewing Machines Of
any utility which can be used without ma
king the oWncr.liablc TO n suit for infringe
mcnt Of patented privileges are still sold ai
HEASONAnLE pRiCES.
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STATE OF VERMONT, De it remembered
District of Addison, s.. that at a Probate
Court held AZ Middlcbury, in and for the Dis
trict of Addison, on the 30th day of Novcni-
bcr, a. D.. 1851:
Jacob Southard produces to this court n
copy of the last will and Testament Of
DANIEL B0ARDMAN,
late of the city, county aud State OF New
York. deceased, and the probate thereof in
the Surrosate's Court for the said county OF
New York, at the session thereof held ON the
29th day Of October, A. d. 1898, duly au-
lhonlicatcd and moves this court toallow
the said last will and testament, aud to order
the same to bo filed aud recorded agreeable
to the statute in such case made ard pro
vidcd.
ltis th.rcupon ordered, that the said in
strumcnt be considered for allowance by this
court, at the session thereof, to be held at
the Office of the Register of this court, in
said Mddlcbury, Oh Thursday the 10Th day
of November next AT ter o'clock in the fore
noon And that notice thereof be given to
all persons Interested, that they may appear
and make their objections, if any they may
have, TO the allowance filing and recording
of said will, by publishing u certified copy
of this order in the Middlebury Register,
newspaper printed at said hliddlebury. three
weeks successiyely previous TO the timo Of
said conit,
JED S. BUSHNELL, Register.
4 true copy of record. -
2S3w. Attest JEp. s. BUsnSELI. Reg lister.
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Book of Sterling Merit!
RECORDS or
B u B B L E ON PARIS
P0per' from n, Esp,rienct ~

AN AN ERlCAN MINISTER,
Mike any of the previous work, in relation
- to the Pastor and People, thi, book is not de-
signed to show the pecuniary trial to which the
clergy are subjected, but the difficulties they en-
counter from the various classes of which societc.
are composed in carrying out the tho great reform.
Of the present day.
READ WHAT TIE PRESS SAY or TT.
The author hs. keen wit and genial temper
Traveller.
Full of ntere,t,-0ive Branch.
Great originality, and deep dramatic interest
Atlas.
Written in spirited onc.-American Citizen
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very entertaining Book-N, Y Day Book.
More genius than tho 'Lamplig hter'-E b.
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Remarkable power Of description bingham
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Truth and the Pastor triumph.
Quite unique--Boston G1zettr.
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The Book i. true n, life.--Salcm Gazette.
He holds strong, sly, AMI pleasant pcn.-Post.
Draws his materials from experience. Common
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We know more than one Mr. Pcrpcry, Trans
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The noble heated Harry IIsn,on.--Pu Putnam :,
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The characters Of Mr.. Arlington and Robert
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Worth more than double its price-Nev Engla nd
Directory.
Buy IT-MiddlcseI Journal
1t is beautifully illustrated from designs by Bill
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ABEL TOMPKINS, Publisher.
Wl2ui Cornhill, BOSTON.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! To all persons con-
nlsrnlc1 or oni.1sgDss, IS. cerned in the Estate
Of Beriah Murray, late Of lli'ton, in said Dis
trct, deceased, Canine
hts Probate Court holden =, Burlington, within
and for tho District Of Chitteuden, the lSth day
OF september A. D., 1854, an Instrument, purportinE
TO be the last Will aud Testament Of Beriah
Murray, late Of Willi,ton, in said District. de-
ccnsed, was presented to the Court Aforesaid, for
Probate, by Mary Murray, the Evecutrix there.
in named And it is ordered by said Court that
the 9th day OF October, A. D., 1854, at the dwell
nghouse of W II. French, in said Willison be as
signed for proving said Instrument; and that no.
tice thereof he given to all per,ons concerned, by
publishing this order three weeks excessively in
the Burlington Fst Pres, newspaper printed at
said burlington, previous to the time appointed
TArpors, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court, at the time and place Aforesaid aud
contest the probate Of. said will il you have cause.
Given under my hand at burlington, in said Bis
triet, this 18th day of September, A. D., 1854
W. II. FRENCH Judge.
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS, FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER
Telegraphic Report of the Cam
bridge Cattle Market.


tRcpmicd Tor the Weekly Free Pres,.l
Thursday, Sept. 81.
At Market 2547 cattle about 1900 bcevc. and
6l1 stores consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows
and Calves, Ycarlings, two and three years
old,
Market Becf-E1tra per cwt SsA
First quality, IS.
Second do 81 7,25,
Third do $3.50.
Ordinary $3.50.
Hides per cwt S5aa6.
Talow SaSd.
Pclts 40 n 60 cts.
Caliskins II to II cents per b.
Veal Calves, 5, 6, l.
Storcs-Working Oxen, %, los, IL, %,
81, 6, As to 1856
Cows and Calves, Is, 5, s, 30, 4, 40, 81 to
6S.
Ycarlings, s, 0, IL. Two years old, 49,,
90, 3, ;, &, 80 to Sc Three years old, 80, G.,
3, Al, 4, 5, I, 81.
Sheep and Lambs 4S46 at market. Extra
Al, At, ~, to- By lot, ., l, ~, /, ), l.,
3 to $40.
Swinc,-Shoat, to reddlc % cts, Still fat
!, and corn fed "A to cts.
RENARKs.-The change in the weather now
clear and cool and but few Western cattle at
Brighton, has quoted the market 80 cts. per
hundred on all qualitie, OF beef Extra and
first quality of beevcs have all been taken up
III, Co. 81, ,c bo
taicrs. y large amount of stock has been
sold while on the way to market this week
and at IS good prices as here
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John Bliss Estate,

WE THE 81 BSCRIDERS, having been ap.
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chttenden, Commissioner, To re-
ccive, examine and ad just the claims and demands
of all persons, against the Of John Bliss late
of jericho in sail District deceased represented in
solvent, and also all claims and dema d, exhibited
in Offset thereto and siI months from the day Of
the date hereof, being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, We do therefore hereby give notice,
that will attend to the business Of our appoint
ment, at the dwelling Of the late deceased in said
Jericho, in said District, on the first Mondays Of
October and Narch next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on
each of said days.
Dated this 3lst day Of August, A. d. 1854
/ OLIVER LOWRY, c,.
wllw3 HIRAM DAY COMMISSIONS
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN NEW YORK
Piano. and NelOdeOn. for Cash.

HORACE WATERS, the great Music and Piano
Forte dealer, 333 Broadway, New York, prcforng to
share large per cent. with his customers, rather
than pay it to the Sharp, NJ Wal Str,d, to raise
available means to enable him to stem the present
tight times, offer, his immense assortment Of ele-
CANT and warranted Piano. and Melodeons at large
discount from Factory prices, for Cash. His assert
ment comprise. Pianos from three Of the argc. and
most celebrated Boston Manufactures also those
Of several Of the best N,u York Makers, including
the beautiful and much admired Horac, Water,
Pianos from his ou- Factory, and Melodeons Of the
best Boston, New Haven, New York, and Buffalo
makers aaordng an opportunity for selection, not
to he had elsewhere Each Instrument warranted.
second hand Pianos at great bargains--Prices from
$50 tn $3.50. Music aud Musical Instrument. Of all
kinds Dealers, Teachers and Heads of Schools sup
piled on the best terms. Music sent by mail post
paid. General aud select Catalogues Of Music and
Schedule ofFactory price, of Pianos, Melodeons and
Musical Instruments forwarded to any address, free
Of postage.
sept. 10. wlln3
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sheriff, aate.

RY VIRTUE or EXECUTIONS TO ME- DIREC-
ID TED, will sell at Public Auction, at the
store lately occupied by John Simonds, ID in bel
burn, Friday the 29th inst at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Glassware, aud
Resdy-msde Clothing also, Horses, Harnesses,
Carriages, and large quantity ofCanada and Turks
Island salt. A rare chance is offered for Merchants,
Farmers, and others, who 'h to purchase as there
i, a large variety in good condition, and must be
sold.
~ p, BOWMAN. Sheriff.
Sspt, ~, 1854 wl2ul
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y | D

In Essex, On the 18th inst. of Consumption, Mis-.
CERoCIA. Nj, eldest daughter e the late Leonard
and sally BiSby, ased 81 years,
In Roscoe, winnebago County. H., sept. llth, OF
Cholera, Mrs. ELIZABETH ". cHURCHELL. ased
75years.
The deceased was the youngest child Of the Hon.
Thomas Chase of Boston, Mast, and wife Of Benja-
min f. aud mother of, q. Prentss, She hal been
faithful member of the Baptist Church nearly 20
years aud her loss will he deeply felt by all her
numerous acquaintanccs. Her reason remained
about SO hours, during which time she manifested
much faith and patience. Her last moments were
without = struggle.
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Job Martins 75>'.l.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appc,n.
W ,ed by the Honorable the Probate Cont far
the District Of Chittcnden, Commissioners receive
examine and adjust the claim. and demands IF all
persons, against the estate Of Job Martin, late Of
Jericho, in said District. deceased, represented in
solvent, and also all claim. aud demands exhibited
in offset thereto and six month, from the day Of
the date hereof, being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, We do therefore hereby give notice,
that will attend to the business of appoint
mcnt, at the dwelling of the widow, Nancy Il. Mar
tin, in Jericho in 'ad District, the last Monday,
Of December and March next, at 10 o'clock, A. VI.
on each of said days.
Dated thi, d day Of September, A. p, 1854.
S SS$HE S rl$S%iSSHSt', Commissioners.
sept. ~ vllwS
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Selling Off.

II X. NICHOLS HAVING ASSOCIATED WIrH
i him l.. c. BOYNTON, will continue the
mercantile bushes. in all its branche. as heretofore
carried by him, with increased stock Of goods
in their season. and shall endeavor to be able to sup
ply anything usually kept in New York and BOSTON
Retail Stores, at less than New York and Boston
hrice.. And offer anything We have on
pand at very low prices wishing to reduce our pre-
sent stock to make room for our Fall goods.
We would respectfully invite all in want Of goods
either Wholesale or Retail, to call and examine our
good, and prices. Get posted up With the lowest
price, then call at so Church Street, and buy your
goods.
Burling ton, July !, 1854. ddwtf
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Dissolution.

JNHE COPARTNERSlIIP HERETOFORE EMS.
l. TING under the firm Of BURGESS, SouIERs 4
Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Al
demands against said firm are to he settled by l.
BURGESS and Z. A. Writers and all debit
due said firm are to be paid to them, who are su
thoriIed to use the name of the firm in liquidation
Ihe business at Essex will hereafter be carried or
by A. M. ID. p. SQUIERS, and at Milton by l.
burgess L. A. Writers, under the firm 0
l.. BURGESS 4 co.
LYMAN BURGESS,
DANIEL p. SQUIERS,
4, A, WRITER'S.
Essex, Sept. 10, 1854, wl2wtf
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e TO Persons out Of Employment. Il,
$500 TO 81 900 a Year.
A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY AND DO COOL
ROCK Al:ENTS WANEEn

BOOK AGENTS WANTED.
VNiE Subscriber publishes number of most val
liable Pictorial Books, very popular, aud of
such moral and religious influence that while good
men may safely engage in their circulation, they
will confer pubic benefit, and receive a far COM
per,at'on for their labor.
3 To men ofentcrprise and tact. thi, business
offers an opportunity for profitable employment sell
dom To be met with.
~ Persons wishing to engage in their sale, will
receive promptly by mail, Circular containing full
particulars, with CORRECTIONS to persons disposed to
act as Agents" together with the term. on which
they will furnish, by addressing the subscriber post
paid ROBERT SEARS, PuBLIsu.R,
Isl WiLiam Street, N,s York
II In Press, and ready for Agents by the LIST Of
October, 1854. SEARS ILLUSTRATED DE.
sCRIPTlON OF THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE" For
further particulars addre" a. above.
Sept. Al. ul2vl
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Notice.

I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT HAVE CIV.
EN- my daughters, Mary and Marguerite, their
time during the remainder of their minority, and
that from this date shall lain none of their earn
ings, nor pay any debts Of their contracting.
MS
PATRICK II WEIGH.
MARK.
5. II. PARKTTURST, Witness.
Colchester Sept IL, 1854. dltvl2w3
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NOTICE.

rINll1s MAY CERTIFY THAT l HAVE THIS
l. day given nv son, EDWIN A, BARNEY his
time during tho remainder Of his minority, aud
shnll claim none of his earnings, nor pay any debts
Of his contracting after thi. date.
EDMOND A. BARNEY.
TILE W. BURRITT, Witness.
Monkton, Sept. l6, 1854. wl2w3'
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New Goods I! I!
New sspO.ia !
kcO ItI:FST.

cnuncu 80 STREET..
NICHOLS 4 BOYNTON ARE NOW OPENING
' their FALL GOuDS, having been In market
the last two weeks making selections. aud in consc-
quencc Of the great falling of in prices, wc have
bought very largely, aud now offer them at greatly
REDTCED pRICES!ti
1t would be needless tonttempt to enumerate, suf.
fee 1t to say we have every variety Of
Dress q GODS
including beautiful Black and Fancy SILKS, at IS,
30 and 62i cents per yard and upwards aud all
the other varieties Of Dress Goods. to be found in
market.
Woole Goods
of every Kind at very low prices.
white Goods,
Linens, Embroidri,s, Gioues and Hosoy, Naieis,
ClJqks amt Ngn,Was.
In this department we have every variety usually
called for.
Iiousc Furnis hi ngG GODS
In this branch Of our trade we have taken c-pc-
ciul pnns to make stock complete for the prror,
chamber aud kitchen, such window curtaus,
shades mnd fixtures, bedding, table linen, &C., &c.
Groceries,
A full supply at low prices.
Burlington, sept, lsii. d&wt
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NE " S TO r e

s. II. PABKItrE-T, Witness.
Burlington, Sept. 10, lsji. dlt&w9,y
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LAnOILLE COZ STy
OR AMMAN SCHOOL,,
IALI A-NA

VEHE FALL TERN OF THIS INSTITUTION
will commence on Thursday. September 7th. to
continue eleven weeks, under the instruction Of
REUBEN G. BENTON, JR., A. b.. PRINCIPAL.
Mss RfRrEAn ". MERRIAN,l a,,,,,,,,,.
MRS. SARAH G. DorGHERrr, ( '''''''''
Mss ABBIE VI. MERRIAM, Tsachsr Of Music.
In announcing new Board Of Teacher. for the
next wear, the Iruster' assured that neither
ability nor fidelity, on the part Of tho Instructors,
will be wanting, to make tho School Of the very
first order.
They would call particular attention to tho fact,
that Miss Merriam, in addition to being In every
respect = finished scholar and M experienced
teacher, has FOR some time past been connected with
nm excellent French school, where. by the daily usc
Of tho rure-t French, shc ha. become prepared to
teach that language. IN a manner thgt csnno. be
surpassed in this section Of the country.
In facility ~ ncc"-' benutv Of surrounding
7concrv. chcapne~ u living, and freedom from adj
verse influences, the location of the School 10 be-
li'ved 10 pfcr superior inducements.
Lecture. on subjects II practical interest to the
School will be given by the Principal and others,
weekly during the Term.
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Miscellaneous News.
Murder in Addison, VT.
NERGENNEs, Sept. 18th. 4. NJ

'KRGENNEs, sept. 18th, a. NJ.
Yesterday at about sunset murder was
committed at Addison, about six miles below
here, of which the following are the pnrticu-
lars as near as can he asccrtaincd. 1t ap-
pears that Mr. d. Cheny of Canada, had
been invited to the house of Mr.. Samuel Pond
of Addison, by a son Of Mr.. Ponds, for the
purpose of receiving present, On leaving
the house Chcny was followed by Sheldon
Pond the son, who, after followinga few steps
fired upon Chcny, the charge taking effect in
the neck and killing him instantly.
Pond has been arrested. The jury brought
in II verdict Of " Guilty Of wilful murder in
he first degree" He will be taken to the
county Jail this P. NJ.
Chcny leaves wife aud family to mourn
his loss
The cause is said to have been jcaIousv.
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fIOtit,H

Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT I HAVE GIVEN
my II. PErrn, Ia. time daring th" remainder
Of his minority, ami that from thi. date, ! ehall
claim none Of his earning, nor pay any debts Of his
contracting
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Dissolution,

rINUE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EN-
i 1SrING under the name and arm of BURGESS
SorlERs, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All demsnds due said hrp TO Be paid to L. BUR
CESS, who alone is authorized to receipt for the
same, md to settle the bushes, of said firm and
all demands against firm, to be settled by him also.
LYMAN BURGESS,
DANIEL p. 6QUIERs.
Essex, Sept. 10, 1854. wl2vtf
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Office

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IHtNEGfTEN MY
L son. JULIUS JAMES, his time during the re-
mainder of hi. minority, and that from this date
shall claim none Of his earnings, nor pay any debts
OF his contracting.
SIMEON MILLER.
Ferii,burgb, April |, 1854 w3w