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MISCELLANEOUS: 8, :READINc. ll:l, 4
"A WHITE WoxAN AHoNG NArlYEz ARR

"A WHITE WoYAN AHoNG NATITE= ,ArR1-
cANs.-A Sierra Leone paper states that a
white womanwho accompa panied her husband,
u missionary, up the -Gayalla river last May,
excited the greatest curiosity and admira-
ton among the sable dwellers in that be-
nighted region, where a white woman had
never been seen. All wanted to touch her,
and great surprise was expressed upon feel
ing her hair. The king of the Nvinemo
tribe called her every fne," and compliment
ed her husband greatly for selecting her.
And when she told hime that he might see
other white women who would surpass her
he said that would either never be, or else
very long time. Owing to. her presence, the
attendance on preaching was extraordinari-
ly large. During her,visit to the Mission
station hundreds went to see her, who. said
they could feel satisfied to die now that they
had seen such a wonderful being as awhile
woman. S'a t<s--:. z.d .E'1 E.';'! -eGsf
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NLOAKs, CLOAKS!-T have just received q
" lot Of ladies Cloaks, which / am selling very
low. Call and get one cheap.
~ -. -. L.. A. sLAREIN
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7 INVITE. CITIZENS AND STRANGERS to
| call at my MANuEAcToEY, No. l4l KING STREET.
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND ST. AsApH STREETS,
and examine my large and handsome assortment
Of SADDLERT GOODS, as I do not intend to be
surpassed in my line of business BY any other city,
T have on hand, and daily manufacturing, az
fine and superior an assortment as can be found N
apy of the Northern cities My stock comprises
as great variety as can be found in any other
house, consisting of HARNESS Of all kinds, from
the tine quilt work down to the dray, cart and
plough Harness; TRUNKS OF every kna, ane
Trunks and Bonnet Boxes, and all other kinds
down to tho common Packing Trunks; Saddles
Brides, Martingills, Whips, &C., as fine as the
finest; Buffalo and Fancy Robes, pr'vihs T!oVes
Horse Covers, Carpet Bags, Valices, &c, &C., Of
all kinds Call and see for yourselves.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended, solicit continuance OF the same
and plodge myself to spare no pains to give Satls'
faction. AL goods warranted TO be us represented
oct 31---tt e." Wy M Il. fAOut l L.
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ENRENCH WIN OW GhASS.-300 boxes
French Plate Window Glass, $ = TO-, just re.
ceivcd, ALI. SIZES, furnished short notice.
10 no &c Il. il. MILLER, SON co. !,
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
DAILY TRAIN;

r., sss, ss.ssT
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On motion Of Mr. Ashby, il was
Resolved, That the Board Of Aldermen be re
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n VESSELS WANTED FOR a
SssssA NEW YORK, -t t1'. -.
BOSTON, ..r-.. ,..
COHASSET NARRoWs,
NORWICH,
And other ports, to load with Coal at current
rates Of freight B. M. FRANkn' IT,
-le 7--tf Upper Coal Wharf. North Of CanSl.
IN VESSELS WANTED.--Vesselsco constant
ASsssssaas ly wanted for
NORFOLK, 4
PORTSMOUTH, .-..;
and RICHMOND. i
highest rates of freight aud dispstch given. Ap-
ply 10 81 ...- (oct 81, D. B. SMITH
IN VESSELS WANTED FOR N. YORK
49, Despatch given, Apply TO
0ot.4o FoWLE CO.
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,,,,oosria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser.
s.-'--- PUBLIsnED DAILY GY ... n. 49,
EDGAR SN WIDEN & SONS,
:, p,ht Dollars per annum, payable half yoarly.

TUESDAIo, If1O IVoIA a-U UoaIUNOA1s,
81 Five Dollars per annun, payable IN advance.
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Alta meeting Of the Board of Aldermen, held
Tuesday evening" November 9th, 1860, there were
present
Low p TovIor esn President. --s.. r.
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Children AdAt piiSo. -,
Passengers going by this well known Line, Will
.lxsys be sure of first class and fast steamers, OF
svsry comfort and attention, and q good supply
Of provisions. .,..,
Persons wishing to send for their friends, can
obtain certificates Of passage at the above rates
For passage, apply to
,ur5-tf FOWLE / CO., Alexandria, Va.
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e. Rev. Dr. hurry, of Elizabeth, n.
j., who has lately visited ireland, says
he has been at a prayer-meeting there
with from 10000 to 10000 present. In
Wales he went into slate quarry where
1850 men were employed. There were
seventy or eighty little huts where they
take their dinners. After dinner, all
these huts were turned into places of
prayer, so that every day there are from
seventy to eighty prayer-meetings in that
quarry. Formerly pious man could
hardly live among them; now they are
nearly all pious men themselves. As
the fruit of the revival in Wales, within
the last year, it is stated that some 49,
900 persons have become regular church
members. Rev. DIR. William Adams,
of New York, made an address at the
recent meeting of the Presbyterian Gen.
eral Assembly in Ireland.
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SEVERE GALE IN TIE GULF OF ST.
LAwRENcE.-The telegraph has given
Information Of a severe gale at the north
on the 1lih and 18th, and we now have
particulars from our Novia Scotia and
New Brunswick exchanges. It's said
to have been one of the heaviest storms
ever experienced in the St. Lawrence
Gulf. The tide was much higher than
ever witnessed before, and flooded cellars
stores andswharves. The loss sustained
IN consequence is very heavy. Large
quantities of salt stored IN warehouses, as
well as many other articles, were destroy
ed by the Overlooking of the water; deals
foated off wharves, boats, scows in fact
every movable thing, as wella as wharves,
slips, etc, were carried away.
At Bathurst, the brig England's Queen
went ashore at the entrance of the harbor
and became total wreck and barque
is reported ashore. at Point Mazenet.
The Schooner Ditson of Jersey, was
stranded on the Flats; the barque Fan
ny of Belfast went ashore at Tabusintac
Beach she had on board a cargo of $40
900 deals and deal ends, and was bound
from Miramichi to Belfast; and the
schooner Roderick Random of Dalhou
sic, with a cargo of fish, ETC., was strand
ed at Miscoe Island. These vessels are
total wrecks
At Bathurst, the roof OF the larg,
buildings recently erected by Mr.. Gun
ard and used as sail loft, was blown of
The men in the building became alarme,
at its rocking and left it; three minute
afterward it came down with fearful
crash.
At Caraquet the damage to small
craft has been considerable; over sixt
vessels, from schooners down, have bee
destroyed. In Caraquet harbor tire
schooners are on shore, all nearly loade
for Quebec, and about forty of the fines
fishing barges are also broken up and de
stroyed. It is not yet ascertained ho'
many lives were lost, one body only hay
ing been washed on shore.
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ctrATE Or yERMo

ct ATE OF We ES VI q r 4,
- ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS.
Alta Probate Court held at IrasbHrgh within
ard for the aforesaid district, The 18th day of
October, A. D. 1889:
William Nerback, Executor Of The laet WI and
testament of John Mcpherson, late Of Derby,
deceased, filed ID said court his petition in WI
ting therein setting forth that said deceased died
seized OF certain real estate IN Derby. q wit;
farm, being the same Wherein the said deceased
WIS living at the time Of his death; ard that the
heirs ana legatecs Of said deceaent are mostly
living without this State, and that ii viii coaauce
to the interest q al the parties interested 70 sell
the aforesaid real estate, that they may receive
their several shares Of the estate of deceased IN
money: and said Executor prays the eoart 70
grant him license and authority 10 sell the aore-
said real estate. SAID Executor has aiso filed in
court the consent Gin writng) Of al the heirs and
legatees Of the SAID deceased who reside 10 this
State 10 q sale Of said real estate.
Therefore it is ordered by said Court, that pub
Tic notice be given 10 al persons concerned
therein. to appear before said court NJ Il session
thereof. to be held at said Irasbnrgh, ga the 6ta
dav Of November, j. SEQ, that they may be beard
in the matter, and show cause Why license should
not be granted as aforesaid
And this order shall be bnhlsked tlea eest
successiveiy ia the Orleans Independent sisna
ard, newspaper printed 50 irasaurea ~ TINS
State, the last Of which publications s1ah be
before the day assigned for hearing rs aforesaid
Given under my hand N the probate cfiee &
! TrastHreh this 18th day 81 October, a. d. $50
44w3 u. CAkPENTEBs Judge
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EXECUTION OF GORDON THE MUIR
DERER.-Our correspondent at Pixies
Peak has given an interesting account of
the career Of this noted murderer, and of
his trial. The telegraph, day or two
since, announced his execution, and now
we have by mail the particulars. On
the morning of the execution, Gordon
expressed himself several times as willing
to be shot, and hoped some friend would
shoot him; he did not want to be drag
ged 10 the gallows and there hung up
ike dog. "If some one will only
shoot me / can die content" he said
Religious services were held in his cell,
and he appeared to take deep interest
in them. He rode to the gallows in his
shirt-sleeves, and made particular in
quiry of the sheriff if the galIows were
rightly constructed and strong, for he
wanted to die quick.
On entering the buggy he stood up in
it moment, gazing around the crowd.
On the way he recognized a friend Oh
the street. He waved his hands toward
him and attempted to smile, but burst
into tears. He besought the sheriff to
attend to the hanging himself, and not
leave it for another, a German, or any
body that hated him. The sheriff com.
piled with his request. On the platform
Gordon knelt in prayer with the clergy
He then addressed the people, thanking
his friends for their kindness, and hoped
they would take lesson from his dread
fui fate, and abstain from the use of al
Intoxicating drinks, assuring them tina
he was a reformed man. and if he coul,
have lived he would have proven it t,
them but as it was, they could onl,
have his word for it. Then turning t
the sheriff he begged of him to be sur
and fix the rope SO it would dislocate hi
neck Immediately, exclaiming " o M
God my God that some friend woul
shoot me" The rope was adjusted, til
drop fell, and James A. Gordon was n
more. A confession made by the de
ceased before execution is published, j
which he attributes his resort TO stron
drink to disappointment in a love affair
Boston Journal.
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Mothers. read this.

The following is an extract Of letter written
by the pastor of a Baptist church to the Jour
nal and Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and
speaks volumes in favor of that world-renowned
medicine-4Hrs, JViHslop's soothing syrgp for
children teetting:
We see an advertisement in your columns Of
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Now we never
said word in favor of patent medicine before
in our life. but we feel compelled to say to your
readers, that this is no humbug-l0e hare tried q
and kso,e It be all 1t claims 1t is, probably, one
Of the most sucsessfui medicines Of the day
because It is one of the best. and those Of YOU
readers who have babies, can't do better than tt
lay in supply"
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An OLD TREE.-The Oldest known
tree, the age of which is historically de-
termined, is the sacred fig tree of Anars-
apoura, in Ceylon. 1t was planted by
King Devinipiatissa in the year 288 B.
c., and its history from that date is pre-
served by mass of documentary and
traditional evidence. 1t was described
by the Chinese traveller, Fa Ham, in
the year Ala. and by the earliest Eu-
ropeans who visited it, in about the same
terms. 1t still fourishes, and is an OBJ
iect of worship to the Buddhists of the
island.
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BRoNcHITIs.-This sure forerunner of Con-
sumption can be instantly relieved and perma-
nently cured by the use of DR.. J. r. Stafford's
Olive Tar and Iron and Sulphur Powders. The
Olive Tar allays pain and heals soreness and in
flammation, and the Iron and Sulphur Powders
blood into gases, which are elected from the
body by the pores, instead of being deposited as
phlegh. The testimonials of many prominent
and well known persons are containedin pam
phlet, which will be sent free by mail to any adj
dress. See advertisement in this paper. Al:
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TuE UNIVERSAL COUGH

HkHE q n D 2 = 4 4 10 tEkE
Remedy in cases of Whooping Cough. There
are probably more cases of Whooping Cough
continued to great length of time by the use Of
remedies containing expectorauts, which not
only aggravate the cough, but run down the sys-
TEN, making the cough fatal or producing con
sumption than by any other cause. This is
completely obviated in the Universal Cough
Remedy, which contains nothing to produce nau>
sea or prostitution; and the cough yields natu,
rally, while the system is sustained. Results
Justify this declaration, and all are asked TO sat-
isfy themselves by trial. See advertisement.
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A SLAVE IN CoURT.-A man from
Georgia, who had brought bis slave
woman to New York, was before the
courts on Saturday, in that city, accusing
her of theft. As he had brought her
voluntarily into the State, the woman was
free, but Mr.. Cohen charged her with
theft to get her entangled in the meshes
of the law. and thus obtain possession
of her again if possible; but the charge
was not sustained, and the Judge ordered
the woman to be discharged.
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e. The Atlanta (Ga.) Co'.tederacy
has heard that the Governor of Alabama
has ordered. from Belgium, two hundred
thousand stand of arms, 10 be used, if
necessary, in the event of Lincoln's
election.
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& In Ohio the entire Ben-Everett
vote in fifty-four counties, at the late cleo
ton, was 1884 In the same counties,
the Fillmore vote Of 1856 was 2,476-
a loss Of 1929, or nearly t,eo-thirds Of
the whole American strength J
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: TATE or vEsssE . , ?,

Alta probate court held 90 Iasburgh, sithia
aud for the district Aforesaid on the 18th day Of
October, 4. D. 1850:
An instrument purporti1R 70 be the last viii
and testament Of John Moedie, hale Fl Greensboro,
10 said distriet deceased, was pTeseufe3 % the
court here for probate By Russell Hoyt. tie
executor therein named
Therefore Il is ordered bT aala court tiat pub
lie notice be given 20 ali persons cescersa theren.
% appear before said court ~ sessiea thereof 70
be held at irasbnFeh, on the l6iB dag Of November,
A. D. 1860 and contest the probate II said VIII.
And il is further ordered first this order BE pub
iislied three weeks successfully IN the Ufleaas
Independent Standard, pestpsper pFiGtea a.
Irssburah ID this state, the last II sliich shall
be previous 10 the dsy assigned, IS ntqrss.3a, soF
hearing.
Given under my hand Al the probafe eisioe. az
irasburah, this islh 6aT of October. 3. D. Ise8.
asws M CARPENTER InAee
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CR0CRERK, GLASSWARE
GOING GOING! GONE !!

THE Subscriber has gone 70 one Of our chief
Il cities to learn the late improvement 10 Pho
tographing on glass and iron. He viii open bis
rooms on Monday the 29th inst, for one week
and no longer, then he goes TO Coventry. An
early call is solicited as his stay viii be short
+. n. SHAW.
Irasburph, Oct. 20, lseo-44ws
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STATE or ERMog

At Probate Court held st iraaaufea aibia
and for fas District ssafssiis O. tbe 1ztb cay r.
October A. 70. 1860
An instrument puragrting Is be tha lssi esi ard
Testament "a Joseph Gray late ~ GieFgr, ID esd
District dsesa-ed. vas Freseufea = size essaF1
here hr Frob8te, ~ ArYtila amd Abgaii 4 Grey
tl4e Executives fbeaHln Haaas9
Therefore 4 IS eTssrea - saia GaaFf4 E5sat
pabfr naIes - gtssa aaN psssaaa csae 7aa5
thexeiH. to aEpeay before sasa Neart s. sesslaa
ibsresi g 8 held q irasaarHt - fss . 81 ss-
vefst,r. a g. 1888 aaa eahtasi fhe aFzsa.e = ia
viii ana & : fllFsaef afaefea tae& sa.s ogaeF -
puA5sAe tisfee mea#s sneesHe5veiS IA t.ae 9fea1s
laaepea3enf Ssanaafe, aaNspanef printed s.
ifsssbuxEa Ia Lbs Ssa&s she ask Il MhSss sA
b aseT5aHs 10 tie asg assssf,e8 - asasssi
Tor aessaag.
tsfsea ef6aef ~ hs s. tsss Hsefssz 8Hes. e.
.a-s6s8ah. sas .lss asY q s8ssa8sf Al. 8 gsas.
s4a 81 eABPf Eff8 Taaa
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THE subscriber has opened n shop over Mel
son Rand's Store at Graitsburv, for tire par
nose of carrying on the Tailoring business 10
an its branches He intends to keep GA hand
ne hest assortment Of cloths and ready made
clothing to be found in this vicinity
Garments made to order in any style desired,
and warranted to give perfect satisfaction atFea
sonable prices.
II Particular attention given to Cutting Tor
o'''o- L. J. sWARTS.
Craftsbury, Sept. II, 1s6o-39w6
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e. Gov. Moore of Louisiana, in a
private note, and speaking for him
self alone, thinks disuniou would be
iustifiablc in consequence Of Lincoln's
election.
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sTOYEs.

THE subscriber has on hand a good assortment
i Of Cook, Box and Parlor Stoves, and Hollow
Ware, from Furnaces in Albany AID Trog. New
York, which be vii sell al lo8 prices; also stove
pipe and tin ware.
JAS. A. PADDOCK
Craftsbury, Oct. is. is6O-a4d
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THE PRINCE OF WALES,

THE Prince of Wales has left for England but
i the PRINCE OF TAIL0RS s;iH remains 1t
Barton. and continues 70 get those astonishing
fits which have given him the above comnlmen-
tary title He cuts By Madison & Huiis french
Rule, With which any ordinary workman could
not heIp doing well; bat 10 the hands Of the
Prince il works wonders Of tie snooshesE kind
IN the shane of
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LIBERATION.

THIS is to certify that have given 20 my son
i Perkins E. Baldwin his time during the remain
der of MS minority, and that shall claim none 81
his wages nor pay any debts Of his contracting
after this date
BRADFORD BALDWIN.
Newport, Oct %, 1s60-44w9&
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AIIasTION.

WILL. be sold on Saturday, the 27th inst, at
w auction, at ! p. NJ, in front Of WoFthiBg-
toms Store, yearling Cclt.
s. G. BEAN, Auctioneer.
October "a, 1860
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ONE RIAl

ONE TRIAL.
Every medical man 20 whom the f'rHaaia 81 4
this medicine has been Submitted. has concurred /
in the following, from Que Of tae best physicians
IN the counirys
This Is 20 certify that MessTs, E. z. MaeooR & /
Co. have submitted for NY examination the IaF~
nula q q wEEKS' MAGIC COMPOUND. ana /
do not hesitate to say Ora; in nv opinion Il is /
an excellent ALTERNATIVE and ENPECT0R- /
ANT, ana safe III aIl cases. I have prescribed I
it in some instances, and can freely recommend /
ii as remedy for Coug}s, Colds, Eraach lis &c. /
GEO. Z. BURLINGTON, NJ y. /
November 10, 1853,
AIFssns. E. p. MAcooS & Co-For ucsrly
twenty years have beer afflicted witu severe
Bronchitis and sore throat DO 1ueing hoarseness,
and almost constant choking, hemuiRg and
coughing. could find no relief uaiil / tried
Weeks, Marie Componnd That hss cured me-
and can cheerfully Iecommead il So worthy OF
public confidence, and as the hest medicine W1tl-
IL y A'''1'' sJoNA1HAN ELKINs.
North Troy Apra rs, 1850
A shor. time since my child was attacked most
severely with the Group. We thought she could
not live five minutes. A single dose Of Weeks
i Magic Compound relieved her at once, and she
/ has had no attack Of it since. think no family
/ should be without II.
MOSES F. TARNEY,
Prin Missisquoi Valley Academy.
Having had the agency Of Weeks Magic Com
Dound for some time past, and having sod &
large quantity Of It. am iree to say that nave
I never sold any medicine that gave such nhFef-
sal satisfaction. | do not know OF single m
stance i'm which It has not given the best satsiac-
+tor when il has been used. 1t saved the NE 81
one Of nv children in severe attack ct the GROUP
and has entirely cured a bTotherunslaw OF mime
Of terrible cough, when he was thought % be
in the first stages Of consumption have
known it to be used with the same success by
others. ~ ,ovrrr,
Irasburgh, May 81, 1850.
MEssRs. E. B. MAGooS d Col have had .
great sale for your Weeks Magic Compound. i
is regarded by those who have used it here as th'
hest medicine in the country for Coughs, Group
Sore Throat, &c. al speak in its praise.
E. B. SIAoNDs.
: Glover. May 9Th, 1850.
~ Testimonials like the above are constant,
being received from all sections of the couutT,
where q WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND" ma
been introduced.
AIanuiact ured and sold wholesale and retail b
's f. B. MACON & CO., st, Johusbpry, VT,
whom all orders should be addressed
e Sold by Druggists and Merchants genera
'Iv.-21.
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APPRENTICE WANTED.

XTANTED at this Office Immediately, boy
w from IS TO is years Of age, as an appren-
tiee to the printing business.
October "A, 1860.
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DIED.

In Barton, on the 2lst inst, Mrs Catharine
Newton, aged q years.
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WHOLESALE AGENTS

N I3NI-E77l - llTII-" 7 p
Sew York 2laKazsou S Eaha3ass Boston. Chas
= Gaaa7ial ~ Cos frog, 9. J.. tsomPsan & Cos
tl'sanv D ] & 4 G. Grant,
sad 3F ase ur naTe Is sTart 'aEa.
QrfeH solicited ffaw thc trade.
Aa5yfs Charleston, G. C8rteateF. West A.
AanT. b. g. Haycy, hafth CuI.t-tufF. Scott. lea
uess & Ca Fatt C5afsaury. a 81 saHsua.
Erauuiaetae. 81 S. A3diseH Hr5HH.H gtaa lsr-
fer Z. A. sesvRr. Uartaa Vs. JaafFH IS saa
teshe raia 1essav Wy Usr rHter g. =.
Harris s Co... uefHv Lar i , q. snf'rF, tsIaveF.
70 WhlH3esev. Notfl fTaT. s. Gilman, South
frav, Ahfa omaHav. GreeH h9Fu a. q. i,sf-
h.s'. Newport Z. habiraaa s Ce., IrasbuT p.
a. E. EsuaaiI, Cassutrr L hiWhaH.
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sG0TTs REPoRTEl EAsHI0Ha

Of London and Paris keep the Prince pasted On
tae latest styles. Yon can sen tlaa Prince bg
calling upou William Lee, Bayton. ~
{. -Four seams1Eessas waated, nena bur
The best ues8 spFig.
WILLIAM LIE.
Bzfiea. October g, fse9-sfH
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-10-26

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