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Kansas weekly herald., 1854-09-15

B9F We had the pleasure, few days
since, of a visit from our friends, SAMUEL
]. Finch, Editor of the Weston Reporter,
and IRA F. Bird, Esq, in our sa'actuna
sa'actorm. They appeared very much as
tonished at our Office, which. by the way,
is under an elm tree, but they seemed very
much pleased with our s'black bottle. =.
CO AT the meeting Of the Squatter's of Kan
sas, held at Salt Creek September. 1st, 1854, it
was resolved to hold meeting at Leavenworth
on the 28th inst relative to the Delaware lands
and to enable the Squatters who have settled up
on said lands to petition the President of the
United States to modify the treaty recently made
with the Indians so that those lands will be
subject to pre-emption.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-09-15

gg We. have information that Gov.
Reeder, and the Territorial officers will
arrive in Kansas on or about the 9th of
October. e..,/ ~ /
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-09-15

.nes4sE4ay .nes14sE4ay
aecons
clssale On
offs buiid-s
caFalnily.
setta Dry
|ofab5aild-
men&th a
|thoriR5t
marks obtlt
.1u.;An-
l;,.u;+hh-
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-09-15
Fright fssI .Zzassescae 6y the
sSS0agE. z...s -.

By the express which arrived here on
the 5th INST, from Fort Laramie, Nebras-
ka, we have the details of a most appalling
tragedy. Somewhere about the 18th ol
August one Of the Sioux Indians delfber-
|ately shot an OK ii the team Of an enigraat.
Previous to tins malicious act, deprada-
tons had been committed by parties of the
tribe on the helpless traveller. The com
mander of the Fort, Lieut.. Fleming, in the
absence Of Capt Kesehum, under these
circumstances felt bound to notice these out
RACES by bringing the offender to Justice
The chief assented that.if a force was sem
out the culprit should be delivered up.
Accordingly on the 18th Lieut.. Grattar
was ordered out to arrest HIM with. detach.
ment oftwenty privates, Sergeant, Corpoi
Fral and interpreter On arriving at the In.
dian camp he refused to be given up and
stood forth to fight. After one shot from
his arrow the soldiers were ordered to fire
The indians in. camp, ofwhom there were
several hundred, then participated in the
fight and it is said that in less than. five
minutes the whole detachment, including
the fearless and determined GRATrANw were
slaughtered. Only one indian fell; he wa:
a ehief--the great Bear. The remote bu
certain cause of this melancholy affair, I'VE
are assured, was the want of adequate mil
itary force at the garrison.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-09-15

gW The crowded condition of our col
ums has compelled us to lay over notices
we had prepared, of our promising neigh
bors, Atchison and Kickapoo city.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-09-15

send the first number of the
Herald to many oldfriends and prominent
eElzens IN various States, and hope that all
will beeome subscribers and exert them
selves lh our behalf. We will forward the
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-09-15

ieAs drought The same soil PRODUCES corn,
wheat, oats>srd the grasses in the.
ig11est perfsction: .:sss: s. 3
Our space ferbiaz furtt1e considera alton Of
this suEject ID the psssent we shah con-
tinae ho<EeS q our ire issues, until we
have Gzxen oslr rssders s. s istance, swhatever
Inf or Zion Ne pesssss OF an acquire in regard
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-09-15

Ia The population ofsthis city is near
.ly asfellows:- SO men, ]. woman, and I
6abses Total 100. -
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-09-15

higher prices for Whsaedately on the receipt of tw
that if but half of the ninn shall occupyo1r column
will be acquired by ,cal .,,v
they would then be gamers. But II ,I, -. -
operate if the right of entry and pres erntorlss.
lis denied. Settlers would turn in anofa,sxSa9 u ss1s
rection There other localities has refoyed from
are desirable. Two three years to our new
before the surveys would be-completeana Broadway
1 that time settlements would haye-----
great growth in those other los'OUeAseaats.
population would concenty below Office,
varied elements of citizens w. S. Murphy
the land of the Dslscruggs have erected fine steam
improved, would re- which is ready for sawingssG
Ito the purchassr contracted for the buding OFF,
ItyzzitAen appears Very doabtfd . Isfxa5
llsz Delawafes, acting through Al Iaeeoue
HS{IEz eendAd to obstruct the right of el,saie on
d zzeassz Admitting however, that this of is baild.
~ eelSnowledged in the treaty, and carsF Fanily
conflict with the statute ++,a Dry
before quoted which is to have the precedence f 1bd
IT, There is OF question as to the COM
Ipleteness the cession. The deed has been tho-
Isgned sealed deIiyereds In the words of marks @
he learned attpey General the legal title do excusy
nain and jur on in the United States ine wihis
Temase this matter entirely plain two points This was
Require discussion = II -sr,I.tsl I
1s act Of Congress superior to In NJ lntosn,
Aian treaty? - sssssf s OF the coui
MD -co,rress- intend t nre er VS.. Peel
3emption titles in the DelaHsre lands essn TINS :
General Cushing does state the relative
rsloritv of this treaty act
/
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-09-15

r9T large number Of hands are en-.
gagged N cutting cut the streets Of this city
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-09-15
os.OUe1,seasts.

lcentsIy below our office, our enter
siliSw citizens w. S. Murphy and
s5cruggs have erected a fine steam
J which is ready for sawings G.
~ contracted for the buiidiag ofeai
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-09-15

B% We understand that the members
of the -Leavenworth Association propose at
their public sales on the 9th October, to
dispose of a moiety only of their lots, and
to proceed on their own account with i'm
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-24

-,
u me Albany correspondent NJ the Ne"
York SUNDAY FINES relates til, fol ,w.uH ui
,i,, s.,,,r, Io,d,r or ,i,o ..sb.,r h.., .,.,.,
r
y, at ,"o '"I'."'
I'VE leader OF the Senate is NJ Dickinson
"t Stcnhcn -llll ~ iroh iiornhy. lie IS a
rusty, frosty old larincr nb"nt sixty years OF
age, nnl a devote" ut WA II. Seward. lie
was IN the Senate many ve'ts ago, but learned
cry l',tr OF parliamentary tact or experience.
The hest thing Heating concerning h'm--and
there IRE more ,kes ri'e about INN INN wo"Io
tltl IA humber OF PunCii-!S his pcrOrlUpn III my
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-24
LEGAL NOTICES.


STATE Ut kbitAONI, IHo u,uur.i'. i..
district " C.dtfcudrr, 49, thc Probate Coz ~ ,..
the Distfct 90 Chilirndvu. b. al pc ,.,e cpuc..I
ia tne estate or Arbru, Il,.;,, late - dill,u, i.
sand district, l,ccase,t. UtUEu.o;
Nlc,cas. hlphous Hail aud CIrulinc Hall, \lpiu-
is.u.,s 1t The rs,itc If said deceased. la#o ui.d
ia -a.d Probate Court ticir petition ia W. .,a. -t-
ting forth that the spid deceased di'd 81 .i o..
po.s, s,cd Of c.rtnid real estate IN tie tDp % Ni-
ton aforesaid. that all th' debts Hsf.u.t tine '.I.
of the said uo.nscd allowed by '.e CONS. ...-
rrs Of sail estate except note pUablo So tlpha1.
Hall Jun, wli,h not" was not payable untU U.t.i
the d,,,n.e Of tho said dee rcd and his ,;ii. ...
ZEN paid and jischntgcd that after tae lie .gl.. o
the sud Aphc1s, certain rcal estate in Milton
aforesaid was set out to Mrs. Marcy Hall widow o
said deceased for her dover in said estate 1t tic
residue Of said estate divided to n0d rriunr
the heirs Of the said deceased that Mis-. Nar,v
Hall widow, ufore soid, hns now deceased there g.
personal estate belonging to tho estate ot said
deceased that the claim of the s1id Aphcua. Jun,
allowed as Aforesaid amounts to the sum ~ two
hundred and eightv-Gye dollars. md nrnvin. said
Court to grant them license to sell oil snid real
estate to ray said debt and expenses Of nlminisra-
tion.
And the sail Court having nr-irncd the llth day
of March 4. VI. 1854 at tho Prrbat! Office in udr-
lngton in slil District. for bearing aud lcciinr on
said petition, and ordered that all person concerned
said petition and the time and place assigned for
hearing. three weeks sucr- lively in the Burlington
Free Pres, the last Of which to ha previous TO the
day SET for hearing.
Therefore you are hereby notified TO appear before
said Court at the time and place aforesaid md show
cause If any you have why tue sail license should
not be granted.
Given under my hand at Burlington in -lid Die
trict this 10th day Of February A. y. 1874.
w3jw3 ". II. FRENCH, Judge.
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Railroad Accident.
Telegraphic Report of the Cam
bridge Cattle Market.

[R.pori,6 for the lioky Free Press
February %. ISL
At market 600 cattle-about SO bcc,es,
and % stores. consisting Of working oxen,
cows and calves, ycarings, two and three
year old.
Beef Extra 50 %; LIST quality - IS Cd
quality s. : 50; Sd quality So 80; ordi-
nary - - i 90.
Hides, per cwt 50 20 81, 80.
Tallow IS, 80 ii 80.
Polts s ,3S 81, 30.
Calf Skins ia l2c per b.
Barreling Cattle So 10 i 80.
Veal Calves 81, 5, G,7.
Storcs-Working Oxen, SSs, %, l0j, lis,
1875, 1872, $50.
Cows and Calves 52j, %, 80, "a, 81, 10, Sc
a Gj.
Two Years Old SOS, %, 80, 80 AZ.
Three Years Old $50, 80, Al, As, IS, 50, So,
60 Il -.
Sheep and Lambs 22o3 at market
Extra SO, !, s, ga -.
BY lot 81 80, 1, 81 5 80
REMAKks.-Ca,tle train came in late on the
Fi,chburg Rond, allowing US no time for re-
marks The amount Of stock is very hight,
compared with the number Of buyers at market.
The whole stock at market is most excellent
and worthy of more particular notice than we
have time to give.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-24
1" Rock Rose"

The many excellent medicinal virtues Of the plant
Rock Rose, are becoming generally and iavorably
known, among eminent Physicians, and to use the
language of DR.. Tyler, of New Haven, the plant has
been too much neglected. Myers Extract of Rock
Rose is of the safest and most efcacious reme-
dies for the of Serofula, Salt Rheum Dyspep-
STA, Liver Complaint, Bilious Diseases, Canker
Nursing Sore Mouth, Sick Headache aud General
Debility. The fact that Myers Extract Of Rock
Rose is a for the above named diseases, is no
felton, as thousands who have used it with success
testify. Obtain pamphlets Of urngents (gratis)
See advertisement
For sale Wholesale and Retail by @. P. SAN
BORN CO., Burlington, and by Dealers in Medi
cines everywhere. w34w2
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARX EFT.

Tod, n, MI.
At Market, $50 Beet Cattle, no stores. pairs
Working oxen, Is Cows and calves, 1000 Sheep aud
Lambs, 800 swine.
Pdces beet Ca,tle-ENtras IS Grstquality 81 80 +;
4eg1pa DO u 81. - lhiij do 30 sAaO,3O ordinary
s. 80 -.
Working ONcn--si, 90a 100.
Cows and Cll'cs-s2', -, ~, 30A a.
Sleeps aud lambs-sj, 80, j,7ja4 extra, 3, .,
-, Il, Ias.
egiuo--i lie. retail 5GCc,
Remark The market to day Il dull owing 10
the storm which commenced this morning, Prices
remain aPout the same as last week no Indications
Of IN advance,
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y / D

In this village on the 18th inst. SARAH daughter
of John and Catherine WARDLow, aged lG years.
In this village, Feb. 18th, GIDEON C. LArnnor,
aged 10 years.
In Franklin, February Is, 1854, CiRus BRADLEY,
aged 81. lie the first person born in Wilston.
In Ridcgfcld, (Monrocville) Huron Co., Ohio, on
the 29,h of JAN, Mrs REBEccA (lIecox) wife of
Charles lubbell, ESD, in the sixty-ninth year Of
her age.
In Milton of pneumonia, FnAshLIS b.. of
DR.. Franklin b. and Lucia l.. Hathaway, aged |
year and 10 months
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-24

..- IHE FRllr OF TN. HISS -- hC AN
nna consumption Of crrs in Fuel md i. rnor-
mun.. The iumhcr oi ducks and Lr',s' cEra
used last yrar amounted 20 the aggregate to
| I0u.CUG Coo. aud was vainod. al the lowest
rate, ~, .fjip'n mfii"ns a. dJ'ins Ireland fur
sh"- GO UuuOCO We tiy. l:e l.,ndon and
North Western R}l'roih Company frequently
receives III one day alone, at their Liverpool
sta Ion l,OrlUL and forward 'ncm To the
manufacturing Districts. The were l07Il.
as eggs lmluIted lrom tne Con nctt n 1899.
These calnc from Holland. Belgian. France
and Northern Gcrniny. aud although quite in
different, sell readily IA, two cents each in Lon
DON
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-24
NOTICE.

YNlE REPRODUCTIONS To THE VARIOUS
L Courses of Lectures in the Medical Department
of the University of Vermont, will he delivered in
the following order:
Anatomy, by Prof Bliss, on Friday oath at 2 p. NJ.
S4gry, by Prof. NELSON, on Monday 2Ith,at II Am.
Ch'mtsfry, by Prof, ERNI, ~. NJ.
HuJery by Prof. Smith. on Tuesday Goth at IL AN.
Mlsna M,diea and Ih,'epset'es, by Prof CARPENTER
on Tuesday at 2 Pm.
All interested in the welfare Of the Medical School
respectfully invited to favor the Faculty with
their presence. wj5wl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-24
Indian Doctors !

- c. Il p. b. RICHARDS, DESCENDANTS
~ of the Grand Ottawa Tribe have taken up
their residence in Burlington, It. Paul street,
second door North of the stone Church, where they
are prepared to administer to the wants of the SICK
and Afflicted Having had long experience in the
of Vegetable Medicines they feel no ordinary
degree of pleasure in stating to the public generally
and especially to the despairng Invalid, that They
CAV TUsAT SuCCEssfCLLY all durable diseases to
which the human system is subject The Doctors
have resided for the last three years in the city Of
Hudson, where their aboriginal skill in the healing
art has earned for them enyinble reputation
Their success in the treatment Of Pulmonary Con-
sumption, Diseases of the Liver Heart, Kidneys and
Spleen, Scroua, Dropsies, Ulcers, Eruptions, etc,
has had the effect to attract numerous nvalds from
various parts of the country, greater portion Of
whom have been permanently cured by the Of
those Roots and Plants that the Great Spirit has
particularly designed for the Of the above
plants, and for the administration of which the
Doctors have become justly celebrated.
The Doctors inherit the skill aud native talent
that have long distinguished their ancestors,
their Fathey and Grand. father celebrated Med
icne Men of their Tribes.
The sick of both invited to call and con-
suit these thorough bred Indian Doctors.
u The Doctors will visit patients ut their resi-
dcnces, when desired.
Burlington, Jan. l6, 1854. wly
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larlIl fsLr Sale.

4 FARM CONTAINING coo ACRES, NEARLY
L $50 Of it interval the best land i'm tho County
of Clinton, situated one mIlc west ul kCo.cNiilc
Village, ON the Ausahlc River in the hon region
where the price Of produce is as high as it is in ANY
part Of the United States, Gave Lali1uuia) Said
farm Is well calculated Tor dairy sheep, Cattle or
grain and the crops are very sure in dry or wet
season think it will support one hundred Cows,
There is one two story House, five Barnes and as
many sheds, Houses for Tenants, two Orchards
aud Il plenty Of Wood and Water on the premises.
The farm will be sold at gr,t hu- IN, Ius;u- Jon
given ON o. before the Grst Of April nest,
j, MANSFIELD.
Kecsc,illc, y. y, Feb. !, lsji WJIv}
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Petition to sen Land.

STATE OF NERNONF,,} The Probate Court
District ct Chittcndcn S., for the hi tgct If Cnit
tendon, to all pei. sons concerned in the estate 90,
Wallace L. Muuson OF Chichester in sid district,
insane, hu,CIESD:
Whereas, L. +. Plat Of Caiclcst.r, Gua ,,u %
Wallace +. Muns"n OF Colchester. "a said district.
insane, has this day fled il said Count hi, applca.
ton in writing setting forth that his said ward j.
seized and possessed of certain real tate iu Coli
chester aforesaid and described rs toi vs.. to wit
being about hundred and siSty-uue acres %.
land. the same land SGT to john 5. Nuu,, i,uiu tup
estate Of William Munson late Of .lid tpche Ter.
dccea scl aud known as the Robinson uHln--that it
would couducc to the best intclo,t- ,l III. ',d ward
to have said real estate sold aud the proceeds 81
such sale invested in stocks or put AT interest ana
praying said Court to grant him license to sell -iu
real estate at private sale or public auction
And the said Court having a-.i 5uel tic I'm day
Of March A. ID. lsjl, NJ the Probate oi.. in Bur
lington in said District for hearing and deciding
said applications and having ordered that notice be
given to all persons concerned. by publishing the
substance of said petition and the time and place o
hearing three weeks successfully in the Burlington
Free Press, newspaper printed at said Burlington,
the last of which to be precious to the day liked Tor
hearing.
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear before
said Court the time and place aforesaid aud show
cause If any you hne'why said license -houll not
be granted.
Given uulcr my hand at Burlington in said dis
trict this 18th day OF vhruary, y u. l~il.
w3jw3 ". II. FRENCH, Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-24

4 IL WHO WANT ANES OF THE REAL col
~ LlNS co. make should be particular o. notice
the stamps, as there are various couutcicit and m-
itations stamped Collins and hcl,rl au,u AXE oars,
Yhlch arc f.audcntly sofa in some parts Of the
United States as our manufacture. They are made
In different parts Of the county by various axe
makers, and are generally Of very inferior quality,
The genuine Collins axe, which have acquired such
an extensive reputation, are invariably stamped
COLLINS a CO., HARTFORD uud each axe
has printed label with my signature. lti- uu,
more than TWENTY-FIVE YEARS .,u.y we commenced
the hu,iuo-s uith ,he stamp +" Collin. Co. Hart
fond, and do nut know OF any uthci nNc. by
the name of Collins in the United States
SAM. ". COLLINS,
August q, 1853. rno l,c1r
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-24
important Di>cOvery!

KF LTFF IN TT Y MINI TEN .
BRYANS PULMONIC W'AFERS
4 RE UNFAILlNG IN THE CURE OF COUGHS,
I n Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, IIoars-
ness, Difficult Breathing, lncpcnt Consumption and
Diseases Of the Lungs. They have no taste of med
icne, and any child will take them Thousands have
been restored to health that had before despuired.-
Testimony given in hundreds of cases. A single
dose relieves in ton minutes
Ask for Bryan's Pulmonic Waters the original and
only genuine is stamped g Bryan Spurious kinds
offered for sale. Twenty-Five cents box. Sold
by deales wholesale and retail j BItIA 4 CO.,
Rochester, n. Y, Proprietors..
October 4, 1883. 4mos3
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HATS, GAPS, 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 a large Stock Of
Bonnet Cases, Trunks, Valises, Ladies and Gentle.
mems Satchels, and Carpet Bags, Umbrellas. Canes,
Gloves, Mttens, &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.
VIM. G.. DREW,
ormery with y. Allen 4 Co., is connected with the
above establishment, and assures his friends, he
never a better stock Of Goods than may now be
found at Barnums. l. W. BARNCM,
College street. End door from Church l..
October IA, lsj3. d&wtf
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An Alteration for the Better.

HAVING VERY MUCH ENLARGED MY
j ! sales Room, have now room I" exhibit the
largest stock of clothing, and the best made in part
of the best material To be found in this or other
states as keep on hand Cloth Coat from 1913 to
sic, do Pants from 81 10 to French borskin $40,
sl,u aud urGadoue six vests nom - toSb, Other
Yeats in great variety cheap. Boys' Clothing in
proportion, the Furnishing floods department is
stocked with great variety A heavy stock of Buff
l,lo and other Fur Goats u,H made (any garments
that fails in making, will be repaired wi.hou,
charge witain reasonable time J all ths LtOFe goVds
VIII DO sold on sIpall profits for cast.
ClIAS. BENNs,
N,H East ofhs Am0iesa Hold.
Feb, 20, 1884 W'bw3Ad3s
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Dissolution.

yINnE CU-rAETNER-ulP HITHERTO EXIST
i Ing under the firm ct DUrcy y Allen, l. this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business ui the late firm Will We settled hy
c. VI. DANEI.
e. VI. DANEY,
q. ". ALLEN.
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ASllES-The demand is good and stock small
prices rather tending upwards.
81 TIEK-lhere is no particular change since
our last report. stock of is rather better
BEANS-A prime article much inquired for and
prices fully supported.
CIiEESE-No change to notice.
DRIED APPlES-Scllng nj = to Sc, and not
large stocks
fLOl R-lhN market continues extremely duh
for Flour, aud since the unayoruble adj by the
Africa, IT would be difficult To effect sales of Wes-
tern Flour except ut Il discount. Holders ask
ing % for common, aud 80 ion fancy, but buyers
are not disposed to pay over o 90 and %. The
stock of bon Western and Southern in first hands is
principally Canadian We refer to our quoted rates
for the present current prices. Large sales Of
Canada Flour in bond at - 80 SIS - per bbl.
GRAlN-Curn l. selling at = % u % for COM
mon and good yellow aud II for white. Oats have
been selling nj 81 j1c per bU for Northern. Rye
scarce with small sales NJ 81 20 / 25c per bu.
White Beans selling ut : - 2 % per bu, MS
10 quality, canada Peas steady at 81 ~ per bu.
PRONlSiONS-PoIk il firm and sio- Of prime ut
Sll 30 = slj mess AZ Sl7 and clear AT lag
- 80 pee bhl, mos. Including lots to arrive.
Beef j. ,icady ut quotations. Land l. quite firm and
selling Ht lie in Ill, aud III Pc IN kegs.
smoked Hams are in iuir demand at 10 lo!c, and
stock small. The stock Of Provisions il unusually
small ur the season, the arrivals for weeks past
beiug unusually light compared with previous years.
Drr,s Il Hog are quick at = slr per ID, aud
scarce.
rlTuH'-Shipping demand IL less and prices
rather Loser. Say a 6n.
SrARCH-Salci have Leen made AT &c.
WuDL-Sacs steady at about former prices.
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Wild Land for Sale.

flln ACRES PINE LANDS ~ THE TOWN
tOOO of Brighton Franklin County, y. y. at
II low price. j. MANSFIELD.
February ), 1851. wItwj
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Important to Young Hen.

BotcmGH'S rc9jy r0pS 10 make Mono.
OFFER for sale upwards If thirty different r..
1 ceipts, many Of which have been sold tie I,s-t
year for five dollars iiyce, and the whole comIls-
ing so many different ways 10 make money. IL tho
sales of one Of these articles alone, have known
young men the past pear To make five L. twelve
dollars per day and in the manufacture and sac
Of any of the articles, no young mau OF energy rad
ability can fail to make money.
Address I. BOWMAN, Boston. Mass, eucl ST..
one dollar, and the whole number Of Receipts y
be forwarded by mail. No letter taken !.om t,e
office unless prepaid.
Dee. 10, 1888. wtu,.