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At Plattsburgh on the 26th inst, Nathan Bald.
win Noyes. only son Of Julius NJ. and Cornelia
H. Noyes, aged months.
The funeral will take place at the residence of
n. Parker, tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
In williston Sept 10, Benjamin F. Wood, aged
SO years
At Uuderhill Center, on the eth inst, Mary c.,
wife of DR.. Geo. L. Lyman, and daughter Of the
late Jedediah Boynton, Of Hinesburgh, aged SO
years.
In Rochester, Aug. 22d, Dos. Joseph Morse
aged 81.
In stOekbridge. Aug. 25th, Mr.. Ephraim Will
In Cabot, Aug. 25th, Miss Sarah C, Whittier,
aged so.
In East Montpelier, Aug. 20, Miss Betsey Hath
away, aged 49,
In woOdford, Aug sOth, Mr. Chester Mallery,
aged 50.
In Bennington, Aug. goth, Mrs. Gilbert, aged
SO. Also, Aug 30th, Miss Jane Potter, aged 20.
Also, Sept 5th, Mrs. w. W. Bloomingdale, aged
80 years.
In North Troy, Sd ult., Mrs Amanda Robinson
aged Is.
In Newport. 4th ult, Mr.. Ashley Gould, aged 36
In Bradford, 9th ult, Dea. Jacob Colby, ageC
Sc years.
In West Dummerston, Mrs Louisa p Burnett
aged Is.
| In Kirby, Sd ult., Albert W. Burroughs, Esq.
sged 43.
| In Shoreham, Sd ult., Mr.. Francis Atwood
aged IS.
In Peacham, I'd ult., Mr.. Richard Mears, age
| 90 years. Also, It'll ult Louisa Bartlett aged %.
In Bakersfield, 5th ult., Mrs. Sibyl Field, age
70 years.
In Barton, 7th ult., Mrs, Roxylana c. Grow
aged 81.
In Randolph. 9th ult,, Mrs. Sarah J, Brockway
aged 46
In Fairbaven, sth ult., John NJ Carpentel
aged II.
In Highgatc, 10th ult, Mr. Benjamin Bower
Of Swanton, aged sc.
In Barre, llth ult., Alyah Eastman, Esq
aged SO.
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JAMES TALCOTT,s EsTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT.
DISTRICT OF cHrrfEvDEN IS. The Honorable the
Probate Court for the District Of Chitendcn to all
persons interested in the estate Of james 1ulcott,
late Of Williston, in said district, deceased,
Greeting.
Whereas said Court hath assigned the ID day Of
October next, for the ttlemut Of the administrn-
ton account Of Administrators # the estate of said
deceased and ordered that public notice thereof be
given to all persons interested in snd estate, by
publishing this order three weeks EXCESSIVELY
previous to tho day ss-nel, in the Burlington
Free Press, printed in Burlington in said District.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear at
the Probate Court Rooms, in Burlington, on the
day assigned, then and there to contest the allow
Of said account If you see cause.
Given under my hand, this 18th day sf Septem.
Der, A. d 1858.
vl2W3 w IT FRENCH L,Jgo
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY COURT.
SEPTEMBER TERN.

Thursday, Sept. %.
The case Of A. c. Noble " Geo. and Jane Cop
ley, an action Of assumpst for goods sold, was
commenced yesterday and finished this morning
Verdict for Plaintiff. Hard and French and L. L.
Durant for Plaintiff; Thos. Gleed and Geo. T.
Edmunds for Defendant.
North and South Through Limo v. Ii. Barnes is
now on trial. This is action Of general assump-
sit. Underwood and J. French for Plaintiff Ed
munds for Defendant.
Friday, "a.
The case of the North and South Through Line v
Barnes was given to the jury this forenoon.
Morton Cole Homer Rawson is now on trial.
This is an action of special assumpsit. Plea gen.
eral issue, Mack, Taft for Plaintiff. Edmunds,
Walker for Defendant
Saturday, Sept %.
In the case Of North and South Through
Line Barnes, the jury this morning returned a
verdict for plaintiff, Underwood, French f. plain
tiff. Edmunds for Deft.
Morton Cole II. Rawson, verdict for Defend
ant, Mack, for Plaintiff; Edmunds for Defendant
The case of Ashley Tilotson and Fairchild ii
now on trial. This is action of trover for 0,00C
brick. Smith, and Mack for Plaintiff, Robert:
and Chittenden for Defendant.
Monday Sept. q,
Tho case of Ashley Tillotson and Fairchilc
was given to the jury.
Peter Lander A. B. Seaver is now trial
This is an action Of trespass for an assault AM
battery. Defence that plaintiff was pupil unde
Defendant as teacher in School District No. IL il
Burlington, that plaintiff misbehaved himself
whereupon Deft corrected him as he lawful.
might. Roberts and chittenden for plaintiff, Ed
munds for Delft.
Sept. 20.
Ashley v. Tillotson and Fsirchild verdict fo
defendant.
Lander v. Seaver; verdict for defendant.
Tho case Of Horace Loomis v. Hotchkiss an
others; an action Of assumpsit upon promissor
note, is now on trial. A. Peck, Wales for plail
tiff; Smith, Edmunds for defendant.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY AGRiCULTU-


We arc glad to learn that there is every
prospect that the display at the coming Fair
on the 9th and It'll, will he superior in every
respect to the interesting exhibition of last
year. Many Exhibitors who were deferred
from bringing animals and articles of great
value to the State Fair by the risks of four
days siege of it, will bring them to the Coun-
ty Fair, which occupies but two days, and
thus much fine Sto ok, and a multitude of
articles of interest, which were not brought
out at the State Fair, will be exhibited on
this occasion. 1t will be great Fair, and
n good one.
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FROM EUROPE.

NEW York, Sept. q.
The Steamship City Of Washington, arriv
ed at this port at 3 P. NJ, from Livorpoo
18th, with the mails.
The London Times says there is no altera-
ton in the condition of the Ocean Gable.
Communications continue to be received, but
are unintelligiblc. Shares remain firm at
$500 $500.
\ new company has been formed for pur-
chasing the steamer Great Eastern and run.
ming her to America.
The American horse, Prioress, won the
great Yorkshire handicap race, at Doncas'
for
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Wonderful cures Of hip diseases, stiff joints
paralzation Of the limbs, and other gripping dis
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100 DOLLARS REWARDS!

WILL be paid on the conviction of any re-
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following Patents and Trade Marks, by m'king or
vending any article not the genuine, as such, viz
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the only uniform standard Coal Oil in the Market,
better and cheaper. Also,
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Every genuine Lamp is stamped e F. JONES
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real at less price, and satisfaction guaranteed
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Full directions in the pamphlet around each
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LATEST FROM UTAH.

WASHINGTON, Sept. %.
Capt. Marcy arrived here to-day, direct
from Utah. Hc made the journey in 38 days
and is the first officer returned since the army
entered Utah. lie met 5000 teams carrying
5000 lbs each, drawn by 10000 oxen.
These oxen were dying all along the road.
Capt Marcy believes that the army will
have to stay in Utah in sufficient force or the
Mormons will not remain subject to the laws
of the United States,
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THE BURNED STEAMER.

TEKKIBLE LUSS OF LII E
Our despatch brings the intelligence that
the Steamer seen on fire at sea, was the Aus.
tria, from Hamburg for n. York. Only sixty
six lives were saved out of six hundred The
Austria was first class iron propeller Of
over $500 tons, on her third voyage.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
[BosToN, Wednesday,, Sept. 80, 1858.


At market 1880 Cattle, about $50 Beoyes. and
$50 Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
one, two, and three years old. Market beef
Extra, per cwt., 2ja7 90; LIST quality, 25
a6 so; I'd do. 50Oa5 rs; Sd do. 475a5oo; ordinary
rs; Working Oxen from s75aSs0as9oaSl75 per
pair Cows and Calves, from S25a30 S4Oa60.
Yearlings, sail; Two years cid l6sls; Throe
years old 20a27. Sheep and Lambs $3.50 at mar
ket; Prices in lots, 81 GOAL 5Oal 75a2 90 each |;
extra aud selections 81 SOFAS 90 each. Swine, $50
at market.
Hides, 7tastc pcr h.; Pelts, 62as7c each; Calf
Skins, l2al3c per lb. Tallow, Ease. Veal Calves
none.
REMARKS There was a large number of
store cattle, and the Market was we'll attended by
buyers Prices rather lower. On Beef Cattle
there was a slight improvement in tho prices OF
the best quality, other qualities about the same
as last week Sheep and Lambs lower, 25cts pei
head on mixed lots, Scots per head on lots OF all
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AWFUL CATASTROPHE, FIVE
HUNDRED AND THlRTY-FOUR
LIVES LOST BY THE BURNING OF
THE STEAMER AUSTRIA.

HALIFAX Sept. p,
The unfortunate Steamer destroyed by fire
proved to BE- the Austria, twelve of her Tas-
sengers have arrived here. Only sixty-six
Most of the six hundred passengers were
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New YORK, Sept. 2

NV YORK, Sept. p.
The following despatch has been received
by the Honorary Directors of the Atlantic
Telegraph Company in this city.
Cyrus STATION, TRINITY BAY, Sept. %.
Peter Cooper, Esq, for the Directors,
New York.
Nothing was done yesterday with valentia.
The electrical indications continue withou
change since my despatch Saturday,
Signed, De SAUTY.
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A BOOK FOR THE MILLION. Ju


! Published by FEDEBIlEN & Co, Booksellers and
Stationers, No. 10 Court Street Boston, Broi
treaties OF IS pngcs, Diseases Of the Sexual
system Of both sexos-- their symptoms and treat
ment-prcpared by physician Of the Boston Eclec
tic Hospital. This work also contains scoTching
exposure Of the deception and imposturc practiced
by advertising quacks, with some of their namo
and locations. Sold by periodical dealers generally
sent by mail, on the receipt of three postage
stamps Address Box 1902, Boston Post-oiice.
w3iwlyr
MOFFAT's LIFE PILLS AN ID
PHOENIX BITTERs, in every instance
where they hnvo been thoroughly used, have tri
umphod over disease in almost all its diversified
forms. The sautary effects Of the Life Medicines
have in fact been so universally experienced, that
they have become fully established ns tho most
easy, safe and perfect mode of treatment ever offer
ed to the public. For sale by DIR W. b. MOFFAT,
81 Broad way, New York, and by Druggists gen.
orally throughout the States.
THEo A. PECK, Burlington. WIN
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TRINITY BAY, Sept. q

ININIIl DAl DcPl' -o'
I have not the least wish to withhold par
ticulars as to the working of the cable, and
until l have communicated with head-quar-
tiers and ascerta med the directions of the
Managers of the Compa ny, l will send
daily report of proceedings. We are not
working to-day, but receiving occasionally
from Valentia weak reversals of the current,
which, when received, are not Ineligible.
C. v De SAurY
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Glass Preserve Jars.

WITH GROUND GLASS SHOPPERS.
UHESE JARS are intended for keeping all
i kinds Of Fruit, Vegetables, Meats, Oysters
in a state of perfect preservation, while at the
same time, their condition may be examined with
out the necessity Of opening.
The advantages of wide mouthed Glass Jars
with Glass Shoppers ground in over Jars closed
with tin or other metallic stopper covers, is
apparent, Being of incorruptibe materials they
cannot corrodu an, faint the contents: while the
smallest quantity of salt, acid, or fermentation
will dissolve tin or other metal, and tend to poison
all they may contain.
For sale at China Hall, $50 Church street, by
S. S. BROWN.
Burlington, August Sd, 1858 d6wtf
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HALIFAX. Sent. q.

C. V. DE SAUTY.
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WILLIAM NJ. EvARTs, ESQ.,, one of the
leading members OF the NewYork Bar, while
riding on horseback near his country resi-
dence, in Windsor, VT, was, on Saturday
last, thrown from his horse and seriously in
jured. his left collar bone being broken. He
hopes, nevertheless, TO be able to return to
New York and resume his professional labors
early in October. The accident was occa-
stoned by a false step on the part Of the
horse, which precipitated the rider over his
head
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The Frost of Wednesday night (thc first
of the season here) though slight in this Vi
cinity was sharp one in other portiOus o
the State-thc ground being frozen at Bel
lows Falls, and elsewhere: Of the 9th
was quite respectable one in this vicinity :;
but the crops are mainly out of the reach of
damage by freezing.
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DE SAUTY SPEAKS.

INV TURK OtPt 70.
The following dispatches were received
this p NJ, by the parties to whom they were
addressed TO Peter Cooper, G. w. Field
w. G. Hunt, and f. NJ. Archibald, New
York.
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Making per cent. for the
year ending August ,l55s Said per centago to be
cost upon the original amount Of the premium note,
without reference to any endorsement and to be
paid to the Treasurer Mt his Office in Montpelier,
on or before the 10Th day OF October, 1853
Members Of tho Company will find in the hands
of the Representatives elect to the Legislature, q
schedule showing the amount Of assessment due
from each respectively; and they are particularly
is forwarded to the Office in October. The assess
iuents must be paid when due. little attention
to this the part Of the Members of the Company,
will save them expense and trouble.
J. I. THURSrON, Treasurer.
INSURANCE OFFICE,
Montpelier, Sept. !, 1888. wl3w3
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\ sixfoot lawyer attacked five foot editor
in Sioux City recently. The lawyer had II cane
and revolver. The editor took both Of them
away from him and chased him around the
block with his own weapons.
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SURVIVORS OF THE AUSTRIA

New YORK, Sept. 20.
The steamship Prince Albert from Galway
via Halifax, with ten of the survivors of the
Austria has arrived. A subscription was
taken up on board the steamer Prince Albert
for the survivors Of the Austria, amounting
to over twenty one pounds sterling.
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pRs. THAYER AND CARPENTER

A RE ASSOCIATED in the Practice Of Medi
n cine and Surgery, and may be found whom
enthusiastically absent) at DR. Thayers Office South
side Of Court Square.
SAMUEL W THAYER, JR. WALTER CARPENTER
purlinptru " Tulv o. 1887 dfwtf
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APPOINTMENT.

New YORK, Sept 81.
The Tribune's correspondent says ; A
Mr.. NJ. Mcdowell, relative of the late Gov
Mcdowell of Virginia, has been appointed
Consul General of Constantinople.
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Nj q rrie d

On Wednesday morning last, by the Rev. j, X.
Converse, at Winooski, Mr.. Alonzo j. Stevens, of
the firm of Edwards d Stevens, to Miss Mary j.
Rood eldest daughter of Mr.. Hiram Rood.
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DYER,s HEALING EMBRocAT1oN

has been in use as Imminent and internal remedy
in Burlington and vicinity, for the last six years,
and has established ITS reputation, as CURE 70
rheumatism, Cuts, Bruises, Swellings Headache,
and other affections which are mentioned in the
advertisement in another column. dawtf
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d IlnPER MONTH can be cleared ut cutting
Up EVO and selling namo plates for marking
clothing.
One hours practice will make you perfect mas
ter Of the art. Price Of first class tools with in-
structions, all sent by express, $40. Material to
make plates of, and every thing connected with the
business furnished
Do not fail to send for samples; which are sent
free to all interested in making their own fortune.
Diploma awarded by the Vermont State Agri-
cultural Society for best Stencil Tools on exhibit
ton. A. j. FULLAM,
Springfield, Vt.
Sept 18th, 1858 wl3 3m*
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VERMONT STATE TILE WORKS.

VERMONT STATE TILE WORKS.
TnR
Paymeiee Place. en- he north share Of .Nalla's Bay
COLCHESTER VERMONT.
nRAIN TILES of tho most approved patterns
NJ and Of superior quality, cut II inches long,
of tho following ealibre, for land drainage, con-
stantly on hand at tho above works, and will DO
furnished in lots to suit purchasers short notice,
delivered at the works or on the docks or cars at
Burlington, at the following prices and also at the
same prices, delivered at any other port on tho
Lake not more than thirty miles from the works,
when ordered in lots of $1,000 or more.
Soleor Pipe Tie. Pieces. Horseshoe Tile, Pieces.
in. calibro 81 pr 1000 2kin calibre Sl2 pr 1000
"a" Il 50 IS"
g" IL " ii a." is"
Z" 30 81" 40 "
JgD P CLARK, Agent, Burlington,
Address the subscribers at South Hero, Vt, Or
ders respectfully solicited.
WOOD 4 BROWN
South Hero, March %, 1855.
Mr.. J, W, Brown will superintend the laying out
| and digging Drains and laying tiles for those
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COLLEGE ELECTIONS.

U. V. NJ, Sept. 20, 1898.
The semi-annual Elections of the two Lit
erary Societies took place to-day at . clock
P. NJ. The following officers were elected
PHI Sigma M
President, LEWIS l.. CoDURN,
Vice Pres, JOIN G. GoLLANp,
Treasurer, STEPHEN F. SrALDiNc.
Secretary, G. n. CARPENTER,
Librarian. II. II. TALcoTT.
University Institute.
President, G. D. SwAsrY,
Vice Pres, NJ. L. TEMPLEToN,
Treasurer, Il. n. ALLEN,
Secretary, JONI II. CONVERSE,
Librarian, JOHN NJ TEACHER.
U. V. NJ, Sept. 81, 1858.
At the semi annual election of the Society for
RELIGIOUS ENQUIRY, tho following officers
wore chosen, viz:
SLAs II. PEARL, President;
LUTHER d. NEWELL, Vice President;
GEORGE F. IIuNrINc Treasurer;
JONI P. DEMrRRIrT Secretary.
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JUST RECEIVED AT
JUST RECEIVED
AT W. W. PARTRlDGE'S
VI L SIC s. o RE,
Over 500 Pieces of Music,

VteES 0GO EIcccS vi MNSic,
among which are the following piece. of
NEW Music, viz:
Soug-Rosabel, the Lily of the Sea, Roots.
4" Cara Bell, W. Williams.
" Nidows Choice, L. Marshall.
" long for thee, Mother, W. Williams.
" Saw ye not my bonny Lass, J. W, Turner.
~. sir,r,b "rN' Romer.
LORNA, ]. P. Webster.
Come into the Garden Maud, NJ W BALI
" rise from dreams OF Thee,
Trio" OF all the brave Birds" y. Freeman.
cong SIhs ant The Savior Lives" B. F. Edmunds
Quartettc-o What Is Life Of Love ,,..,.r
bereit' " '"''""''
PIECES FOR PIANO.
Les Adieux, SCHUYLER.
Souvenir dc Venice Valse, A. Herzberg.
Mauricia Clio cosa, T. Hitler.
La Sylphido Polka Magurka, Cazoriti.
La Russeau Nase Etude, Wollenhaupt
Sons of Temperance Quickstep, P. s. Gilman.
Souvenirs dc kieft Mazurka, ShulhoH
Murcia Schelzosa. Hitler.
lie Bonheur Polka MazuIka. Oh. D. Albert
Davenport Scottish, Oh. Burr.
Les Bords de Ia Mouse, A. Ledue
II Trovatore Quadrilles, Oh. D. Albert
Two Russian Airs as played by S. Thalberg, for
the Piano, Organ or MeloIeon.
gnes Sorell Quadrilles, Ledue.
Les IuSltlNcs-N also BElIllant, "A Colncnon
Ever of thee, Variations, Grobe.
The Gipsey Countess,
Slowly and Softly Music q,
should few,
Serious Family Polka,
La Bella Andalusa, Hammerer.
The Wandering Minstrels--nn efective)
imitation Of the Pandean Piper. Hurdy Mrs.
Gurdy Bag pipes, Swiss Bell Ringers, E. E.
Harp, Musc-box, Drums, Fife and Hurn.
Full Military Band,
AL
NEW PIANOS, MELODEONS, ACCOR-
DEoNs, FLUTES AND FLIES, DRUMS
AND TRIANGlEs, vIOLGNs AND BOWS AND
GREAT ASSORTMENT OF STRINGS, WITH
a LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MUSICAL TOYS,
| all Of which will be sold cheaper than can be
bought in this place, of the same quality.
w. w. PARTRIDGE.
Burlington Sept, 9Th 1888. d&w
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CRACKER AGENCY.

EoXs Excelsior and Parma" Crackers are
Il sold by the Dbl and single ID, by
d6w A. S. DEWEY,
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V e II N ONT
Mutual Fire Insurance COMFY

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1915.
TGNHE MEMBERS of the Vermont Mutual Fire
Il Insurance Company are hereby notified that
the following assessments have been made by the
Directors on all Notes in force on the following
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Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
NEW BOOKS.

Price.
MEMORIES or GrvNEsARET by Macdua, 81 90
WI The SHADOW on THE HEARTH by Rice, Zoe
Tue CuILDRES OF THE KINGDOM by Tying, Coo.
MEMORIES OF BETHANY, COO.
Tur CuRIsr or HIsroRY by Young, 75c
MoRNIYG GLORY, 2Oc.
No PANS. No CANS, l5c.
YouyG PIoRlM, SOC FAR-oFF, SOC.
Tar LYpIAs, doc THE HAYNAHs, 40c.
The MARruAs, Acc. Tuu MARYs, 40c.
Received and for sale at
HUNTINGTON'S Book store
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Your Message received the day before yes
terday. Commenced receiving currents from
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