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D. D. T. MOORE,
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THE LETTER WRITER'S BL0TTING PAD.
4 AWYERS, Doctors Merchants, Clerks, and all who
ia the habit OF writing, will find this article o,
gredt convenience. .
For sale who'll and retail by the manufacturer
GEORGE P. GOFf,
RoOkbindeT aud Blank Book Manufacturer,
GIL cor Ind av al d I'd 81, Washington, d. &.
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The AGGREGATE VoTE OF New YORK STATE
We have what appears to be the official returns
of the votes cast in all the counties of this State
at our late election. The total vote for Governor
would seem to be distributed thus
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Total IIo,IoU IUo,IJI
Total Congressional vote 2l6,377-being an
excess of 1927 over that cast for the State
ticket. Opposition majority, 9,9s3.-Cincir-
natl Gazette.
NoMIYATIoN FOR Reading, Pa,
Nor. 20.-Joel B. Warner has received the
Democratic nomination for Congress to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of j.
CLANCY Jones. The resolutions of the former
Convention have been reaflirmed. A resolu-
ton for the admission of Kansas with new
Constitution was voted down. 81
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Exports from the United States 10 foreign pc

Exports from tie United States 10 foreign ports.
Year
ending Domestic Foreign Specie and Total
June 30. p otuce. produce bullion. exports
S2l5 SOL S2i Col I37 SAL 422 423 $2-8 24I 06i
1855 ! 1872 75ll5 26.l5ssD63 56247341 275 I56 $40
1856 266si}o 05l 14,7si By 4s745as5 326 96i 90
1857 27S N67Il 14,9I7Dl7 90 ls6922 362 $50 eS2
1858 PSI rl5i (rs} 2066Oeit 52633l47 324644 All
1t will be seen that the falling off in the ex
ports is much less than the decrease in imports ;
for, while the latter have declined $78,276,9ll,
the exports have decreased only 38,3l6,2 6l
OF this decrease, only $27 1855 are in do
nestle produce, while the specie exports have
fallen off $l6,503,775, and. the reshipments Of
foreign produce have Increased.
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OFFICIAL VOTE OF ILLINOIS, RcpuJlican
MAJORITY Deer AH-Dougtass Minority 9,ll6-
Immense Republican Gain on Fremonfs cole
We give in another column the official vote
Of the State Reference to it will show, taking
the vote on congressman test, that the
Republican majority over both wings of the
Democracy-the boilers and the Nationals
ninotyseven; that the majority of Miller (Rep.)
for State Treasurer, over Fondey (DougD is
four thousand and twenty-five; that Douglas is
in minority of nine thousand one hundred and
sixteen votes. The Buchanan vote is barely
1901!
Despite the unfair apportonment by which
Mr.. Douglas has secured both branches of the
Legislature, the Republicans of Illinois have
abundant reason to be satisfied with the result
of the great contest through which they have
just passed. Taking Fremont's vote as a
standard of comparison, land that is fair
. test we have gained nearly thirty thousand
since 1856. The entire vote of the State is
252, 1872, against 23s,9Sl two years ago-Press
and Tribune.
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Showing Republican majority, as above, of
1865, which shows net gain in the State
since 1856 for the Republican and Opposition
Congressional ticket of l6, 1872.
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IOtaI exports TOT the year 3Z4,b44,IZI
This shows an excess of exports over imports
of $42,03l,27l, an amount Just about equal to
the exports of domestic specie. Included in
the exports of domestic produce for the year
were $l3l ,396.G6l value in cotton, against
$l3l ,565 ,S59 for the previous year-a remark
able coincidence of figures.
We annex comparative summary of the
imports for the last five years
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INDIANA LEGIsLATURE.-Hdianap Noc
pa special session of the State Legislature
convened this morning.
The House organized by the election of j. W.
Gordon, Republican, as Speaker; A. j. Ryan,
Anti Lecompton, Principal Clerk George Fl.
Chapman, Republican, Assistant Clerk; and
Robert Jennings, Republican, Doorkeeper.
The Senate elected j. H. Vawter, Anti-Le-
compton, Principal Clerk James Tyner,
Republican, Assistant Clerk.
After the election of officers both Houses i'm
nediately adjourned.
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The New Hampshire politicians are begin
ming to prepare for their State and Congressional
election, next March. Two of the Democratic
candidates for Congress are already nominated,
John II. George and Daniel l.. Marcy, both
being Douglas Democrats. Buchananism pc,
Sc has few friends in New Hampshire, first, be-
cause it is not popular anywhere just now, and
second, because the New Hampshire Democ-
racy cannot forgive the President for over
slaughing their . favorite son at Cincinnati in
1856. The Republicans hold their State Con-
vention at Concord, January 4th, and will prob
ably nominate Ichabod Goodwin, of Ports
mouth, for Governor, as the Democrats are lex-
pected to put forward Asa P. Cate, of North
field. The Republican Congressional Conven-
tons are to be held on the 9TH, the day after the
State Convention, and there are lots of candi-
dates for these nominations-eleven, it is said,
in the first district five in the second, and four
IN the third.-!Sprinqfeld Republican.
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NORTHERN CENTRAL Acknowledgement
tive statement of the Earnings, Expenses, and
Net Revenue of the Northern Central Railway
for the first three months after completion of
the road to Sunbury, with corresponding
months 1887
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NeW York, Noe. 22.-The Board of Can
vassers to-day rejected as fraudulent the Con.
gressional returns from the first ward in the
third Congressional district. This takes seven
ty votes from Mr.. Sickles, who has obtained
mandamus to compel the Board to count these
votes.
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North CAEoIINA.-The Legislature of North
Carolina convened on Monday. There was a
large attendance of members in both branches.
Henry L. Clark, of Edgecombe, was elected
Speaker of the Senate, and Thomas Settle, of
Rockingham, Speaker of the House. Hon. John
Hill was elected clerk of the Senate, and Ed
ward Cantwell clerk of the House. Governor
Bragg's message is an able State paper There
are several aspirants for the United States SEN
ate. There are two vacancies to be filled.
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The State canvass can vary this but few
votes. The aggregate vote is 544,7 Last
year, it was but 1875 Increase, l04, 99l, or
nearly 20 per cent. The Republican minority
of 1887 last year is converted into Republi-
can majority of nearly equal amount this year
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SECRETARY COBBs EsrMATEs-It is stated
that the table of estimates for the next fiscal
year, prepared by the Secretary of the Treasu-
ry, shows an aggregate of $52,37S,000. The
expenses of the Government for the first quar-
Ter of the present fiscal year have been
$2l,7O0,l7S, and the receipts for the same pc
Rod have been $25, 250,S79
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CONVICTION OF A PosT OFFICE CLERK FOR
RoBBING THE MAns.-F'rank Hill, clerk in
the Little Rock Ark post office, has been
sentenced to hard labor in the State Peniten
tiary for six years, for robbng the mails
Among the robberies of Hill, are large mum
Der of letters, valuable and otherwise, mailed
in Texas, Arkansas, and other places, address
ed to parties in New York
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HARD TO PLEAsE.-The people in the valley
of the Mississippi now as much troubled
with low water as they were with high water
six months ago. Freights are accommodating
in all the towns on the banks, of the river, and
the New Orleans papers are crying out for the
construction of railroads.
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An Augusta (Me.) paper tells story about
dance between a chap named Snellings and
Rackensack Ark gal called Big Sis" They
danced seventeen hours and fifty-seven minutes,
when " Big Sis caved, and took seat in the
chimney corner, tanning herself with the bread
traV
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CONGRESSIONAL VOTE IN INDIANA.-The Con
gressional vote of Indiana in 1866 was as fol
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The contest between Blair and Barrett, in
st. Louis, is bringing out some disgraceful reve-
lations. Among others, worthy of the support
ers of Candlebox Calhoun is the fact that some
thirty convicts, under the sentence of the Grim
inal Court were pardoned on condition of
their voting for Barrett.
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OLDEST MAN IN OHIo.-Mr. McDermot, of
Miffiin township, Richland county, Ohio, has
very good claims to be considered the oldest
man in the State He was born in Pennsylva-
MIA in l749, and is now, at the age of IO9, in
the enjoyment of fair health.
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M AR KETS.
BALTIMORE MARKET

Carefully prepared to Tuesday, November %, Ie5s.
Flour, Howard Street $5.l24(GO.OO
EIour Citv Mills A m
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FLoRIDA-The official vote at the recent
Congressional election is 6,465 for Hawkins,
Democrat 4,O7O for Westcott, Opposition.
Senate, Is Democrats, 6 Opposition House, IS
Democrats, 10 Opposition.
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KANSAS EMIGRANTs.-Ten wagons, four fam
lies, thirty-fve persons, forty horses. and sixty
head of cattle, crossed at Kansas City on the
9Th, from Iowa, bound for Linn county, Kansas.
So move the movers.
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"BALM OF THOUSAND FLowERs "A CotiN
TsRrEIT.--A person pretending to have been
partner With W p. Fetridgein the above ar
icle is pslming oil spurious preparation on
the public. All are counterfeits unless the
name FETRIDGE g. Co, is written on the
side and W. P. FETRIDGE & Co. printed on
for sale by all respectable Druggists, who
rown down counterfeits and impostors.
WHITE TEETH PERFUMED BREATH BEAU
rIFuL CoMPLExIoN can be acquired by using
the .'B AIM Of "A thousand Flowers" What
lady or gentleman would remain under the
curse ola disagreeable breath, when by using
AeBalm of thousand Flowers would rem.
er it sweet
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Dcw,star's Balsam OF wildCherry

Where the above preparation is known, 1t is so
well established as an infallible Remedy for the
cure of Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat Aodrseness,
Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood, Foin'in the bred'''
Group. Whoopiag Cough, and every form Of Pull
anonary Compliant, that it were a work Of supe-
rerogation to speak of its merits.
Discovered by a well known PHYSICAL more
than twenty years since, 1t has by the wonderful
cures it has effected been constantly approaching
in public favor, until its use and its repuat on
are alike universal aud i. is now known and
cherished by all land their name i legion ,
who have been restored to health by it. use as the
Grea, Remedy for all the diseases which it pre-
fesses to cure.
Sir James Clark, physician to Queen Victoria,
ha. given 1t as his opinion that
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
TIL. whole history Of this Medicine fully con-
firms the opinion Of that eminent man. Thou
sands can testify, and have testified that when oil
other remedie. had failed ,hs has completely
cured; rhat.when the sufferer had well nigh de-
spaired. this has afforded immediate relief that
when the physician had pronounced the disease
incurable. this has removed it entirely.
The virtue. of this Balsam are alike applicable
to cure slight Cold or Confirmed CoTs~aPt'"H
and its power as safe, certain, speedy, pleasant
and effectual remedy cannot be equalled.
s W. FowLE s. Co, Propretor', Boston. FOR
sale by their agents everywhere, and by W. T.
Russell, NddeLury; Roscoe & Washburn, New
Haven; B. F. Haskell & Son, Cornwall. o.
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craol Natiles.

CTATE OF VERMONT,l Be itreDem
" District Of Addison ,ss. bered that at q
Probate Court held at Middlebury In spa
for tho District Of addison, on the f2d Ss.
Of June A d. 1858
Samuel Il. Cook guardian of
EDWIN JAMES,
Of Weybridge, Insane, makes application to
this Court iof license TO sell all the cal es
tate Of his said ward situated in Cornwall ia
said district, and represents that II is neces.
sary to sell the same for the purpose of pay
ing the debts of his said ward and the ex
pensc Of his maintenance II is thereupon, -
dered that said application be considered "
this court at session the, Of TO be held at
the Probaet Office, in said Middlebury, on
Monday, the 18th dav OF July next 1868, at
10 o'clock In the lorenzo and that notice
thereof be given to all p.lsons interested.
that they may appear an make their objee-
tions, II any they may have to said license
being granted, by publishing certified copy
Of this order in the Mddlebury Register
a newspaper printed al said Middlsbury-
three weeks successiy y previous to the
time of said court.
C. q. TILDss, Judge.
true copy of record
Attest: JOHN w. STEWART, Register.
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Vermont Express.

This entire horse may be found at the stable
of the subscriber, in Cornwall. lie was sired BY
The ;ustly celebrated Cd Black Hawk, he by
Sherman, snd he by Justin Morgan. His dam
was sired by Morgan Tiger, he by Sherman, and
the purity of Morgan blood in him is second to
no other horse in this section.
He il az a Mahogony bay color, five wears old
16 Ia hands high, and weighs acout hoo.
He i. eonsit cred by those best acquainted with
him very desirable horse to breed from, and
gentlemen respectfully Invited to cal aad elk
Cornwall May l. 1865. ArRAhl fOOI'
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

ME, the subscribers, being appointed BY
w the Probate Court for the District Of
Addison, Commissioners, to receive examine
and just all claims and demands Of all
persons against the estate of
HORATIo SANFORD,
late OF Cornwall, in said District, deceased.
and also all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto; ath six months from the
18th day Of June 1868, being allowed, by
said Court for that purpose, we do therefore
herby give notice that we will attend to the
business of our said appointment, at the
dwelling house of Sarah Ann Sanford5 in
said Cornwall on the first Wednesdays Of
September and December next, from /
o'clock P. NJ. until four o'clock, P. M, on
each of said days.
ABRAM FOOT,
REUBEN GILLET, o'"f'
Dated at Cornwall, this 2sth day Of June
A. d. 1858. 1l8w
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

ME, the subscribers, being appoisted by
w the Probate Court for the District Of
Addison, Commissioners, to receive, ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands of
all persons against the estate of
NATHAN CARPENTER,
late of Mddlebury, in said district, de-
ceased, and also all claims and demands ex-
hibted in offset thereto; and six months
from the fifteenth day of June, 1858, being
allowed by said court for that purpose, we.
do therefore hereby give notice that we wiz
attend to the business OF our said appoiA
ment at the dwelling house Of said deceased,
on Tuesday the Goth of July, and Wednes-
day the goth ofOctober, from o'clock, P.
N until foul o'clock, z. NJ. Oh each Of
said days
EN0CH DEWEY, tco,.
JESSE GOODNOE, eon'
Dated at Middlebury, this 10Th day Of
June, A. Il. 1865. ll;3w
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

ME, the subscribers, being appointed BY
w the Probate Court for the District OF
Addison, Commissioners, to receive, exam
inc and adjust all claims and demands of ali
persons against he estate of
AIRY f.. JOHNSON,
late of Brdport, in said District, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto and six months from the
Gath day Of May, 1858, being allowed by
said Court for that purpose. we do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend to the
business of our said appointment, at the
dwelling house of j. b. Johnson, in said
Bridport ON the fourth Wednesdays of Sep
tsmber and November next from one o'clock
NJ until four o'clock, P. NJ. on each Of
said days
0RIN "; PRATT, ! comr,.
H. N. SOLACR
Dated at Brdport this Goth day Of June,
A. d. 1868. 12Sw
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

WE, the subscribers, being appointed BY
w the Probate Court for tho District Of
Addison, Commissioners, to receive, exam
inc and adjust all claims and demands Of all
persons against the estate of
JONATHAN K. FURNAL,
late of Ripton, in said district. deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto; and six months from the 18th
day of June, 1863, being allowed by
said Court for the purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend to the
business Of our said appointment, at the
dwelling house Of Samuel Damon in said
Ripton, on the third Thursdays of July aud
November next from nine o'clock, A. NJ,
until four o'clock, P. NJ, on each Of said
days.
HARRY DOWNER, con,.
WIN. A GOODMAN, oo"'''
Dated at Ripton. thi. 2lst day Of June
A. ID. 1868. llsw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


y L. u - - - - ,
Wednesday, Iuly 14th, viii he observed as
Class-Day by the Seniors Of Mddebury Col.
lege.
Procession from the College to the grove of
Ouias Seymour, ESQ, at O'Clock, P NJ
Order of Rxercises at the Grove.
MUSIC
I. Grafton, ............ WILLIAM II. WALKER.
MUSIC
8 Poem. ..,,,. julius WILCOX
MUSIC
p Chronicle. CALVIN II. Flower.
MUSIC.
4 pro,hecv. .,..........L LYMAN WALKER.
& Singing of nm ode written by STrrHEN A.
WALLER.
The public are respectfully invited to attend
n-should tho weather he unlav rable, the
exercises will be held in the College Chapel
A Supper for the Glass and invited guests
will he served at the Addison House, at half
past eight O'Clock.
Per order Com. Arrangements.
Middebury College, July 8, 1858.
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DIR. JORDON,
Garman Physi / q n 4,

Treats chronic disease in all forms, by an ex-
animation of the urine list passed in the morn
ng) with the name and age Of the patient
A practice of over five years in Vermont, dem
onstrates success seldom obtained IN chrome as
sases.-Ofice, opposite Town Hall, Brandon, Vt;
NIB DR.. j. will be in Rochester, Vt (Fal's
Hotel) the last Saturday in each month, COM
mencing May 90. l1
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TIVE ELGlS SPRING HOUSE open for the
L reception OF visitors. 1t ia desirable place
OF resort for invalids on people Of pleasure The
scenery about the Springs is delightful and pre-
SCENTS rare sport by ii id and flood. The med-
cir al qualities Of these Springs are equal to any
in the world and are recommend by the best
Pay icians in the country. The Elgin Spring
Wa ~ cures by he ping nature 10 digest food ,pu-
,sfying he blood and cleansing the bowels.
The Eigia Spring " ter will be delivered at
the Nergennes Depot for 10 cents a gallon, or
s1.j0 dozen for quart bottles.
The Proprietor will run n carriage to the Yer
genncs Depot, in connection with any train, for
visitors, when requested.
Post Office address, Vergennes, VT
p 5. The Elgin Spring Water is kept for sale
by y. c. Spear and Stowell & Hart, Of Burling-
ton; W. p. Russell, of Mid ilebury c. L. Case
ana T. Jackson, of Brandon Pond & Morse and
T.. {. Lewis, of Rutland. II
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PEOPLE OF M[DDLEBUkY READ.

FATaERs, MoTHEas, TRY THE.t Every
one at this season OF the year shonld use HER-
KICKS SUGAR COATED PILLS. They remove
impure, billions secretions, invigoratc the di-
gestive organs, cleanse the blood improve
the memory, and are Of inestima6ir worth.
No change in eating or drinking while using
them.
Sold in large family boxes, Sugar coated
Tor 20 cents. All the Druggists sell them.
See advertisement on third page. 25;Iy
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Deyine'scompound PitchLozengea

Warranted to cure Coughs, Colds IHooping
Cough Bronchitis, Group, asthma, and C0nsu"p-
ton.
ESold by Druggists and Merchants gener-
ally throughout the country also by the manu-
fncturers. No. 4 Wilson Lane, Boston, Mass -
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FOR THE HAIR.

Her golden tresses in wanton ringlets waved"
Milton.
SHELDoN's HAIR DYE is so well known that il
needs no further recommendation.
SRrLDoN's HAN Tonic always prevents nair
coming out,and produces new growth of healthy
hair.
Lyons kithairon,
Hanison's HAN Dye,
Bogle's Hyperion Fluid
Fish's kalon,-made by The Nh Fish that for
merly lived here.
Perry's Hungarian Balm.
Adams's Colcassian AmbN,
Burnetts Cocaine,
Burnetts Kalliston,
l.ittlefield's Rose Hair Oil
Spadngs Rosemary and Castor Oil,
Kitchen & Henderson's Hair Restorative
Professor Woods Hair Restorative,
English Bears OIL,
HarrisOn's Bears Oil,
Harrisons Bear Pomatum,
Harrison's Rose Hair OH,
Preston & Nerrll's Hair Oil,
Piruuds Huile Antique.
American Hair Lustral,
Delights Spanish Lusiral,
Bacons Excelsior Hair Oh
Littlefeld's Hears Oil,
Husseys Hair Fluid
Rivers Huie Antique.
All the above goods for sale by
H. 4. SHELDON
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Elegant Picture Frames.

York, a large assorted stock OF various pat
terms Of Mouldhigs, he is non prepared 10 man
ufacture it into any shape and size desired, At
short notice Those Frames when finished, are
furnished NJ rates that makes II An tect for these
having pctures, looking glasses. OF any other ar
ticle 10 frame, TO call NJ my shop and examine
STYLES and pictures before looking elsewhere.
Shop Just below the Wooden Factory. Orders
may be left at Oopelsnds Bookstore, where sam
pies may be seen. JOIN II. SIMMONS.
Middlebury, Juus s, 1853 sism
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FOR SALE.

4 n ALLEN AOWER nearly new and in per-
N fcct order Tor work. lbs Mower will be
sod very c:crp, for cash, ii bargain,d for soon.
Erduire ut this Office 11;3w
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sc Bread the Staff Of Life"

The subscribers being aware of the truth of the
vbove have taken y" deal Of pains" to procure
the material that will make good bread. Being
satisfied that we have accomplished our object
we invite the attention of purchasers to our stock
of Superfne, Fancy, Extra and Double Extra
Flour, from Western and other Mills, which We
will sell at prices as low as the same grades can
be procured in Burlington or any other town Oh
tue borders Of the lake or elsewhere.
Our Double Extra Flour Is manufactured from
White Kentucky Wheat, and garrdated not infe-
r,or to and made.
All grades Of Flour sold by us Udrraated as
good as repTsssatrd
June 80. CHAPMAN & BARBOUR.