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of leaving the question of negro suffrage in
toe rebel States to the loyal white citizens.
Gen. Sherman is about town this morning,
rineiing with citizens. The Chronicle mas
an article defending him.
4 report prevails that cx-Gov. Letcher, Of
Virginia, has been captured by sorc Of Gen.
TOrbert's command.
There was great turnout Of citizens to
serenade Gen. Sherman. IL was some time
before they could get the old hero to come
ont
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Union State { convention.

The Freemen Of the State Of Vernon, who
would support the administration OF Audrrw
Johnson, aud aid in re-es,ablishuE the Federal
l;i;hcriif aud Government over NJ the State,
All erriforiss Of the Upi.d S'aJe-, UPON the
enduring basis Of universal fried, m, irsre b.,
-eqces.et 10 meet ia Mass Conventio1, in MONT
FELlER, on WEDNESDAY, THE 2sIH DAT
OF JUNE next, at 10 O'Clock A. Vi. to nomin-
ate candidates fer GOVERNOR, LIEuTESAST
GOvERsoR. and TREASURER. to be supported at
the ensuing election.
JOHN W. STEWART.
STODpARD B. COLBY.
LEvERETT B. ENeLrepY, Stats
DUDLEY T. DENiS0N, SCommittee
JONATHAN ROSS.
HENRY CLARK.
pEnRGE WILKINS
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WASHINGTON. Mav %

" AsHlN1IuS, MAJ -
There was great danger Of a riot between
soldiers of Sherman's army and negroes. The
prompt arrest Of the negroes put an end to
tina danger.
The % Corps Will t.e reviewed at Baltimore
Cross Roads tomorrow Several prominent
official will be present.
Ford's Theatre, IN this city, will soon be
given back 10 the owncrs by the military
authorities.
Boats TO Mou Vernon will commence
running next Friday
The surrender Of nirby Smith will
lead to the discharge of nearly all Of the
troors of the volunteer army.
Accounts from Virginia represent tHat
State To- be in a very unpleasant political PC
sition. The rebel officers have returned 10
their homes and are directing public senti-
ment against the administration. An cleo
ton was held in Fairfax county under the
auspices Of the PIerpoInt government, and
the Union ticket was badly defeated.
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sII.s REMNANTS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons concern 3
iss Benha late ofJeTioho in said District deceased
AtsProbate Court holden st BuriinSto n yitni n
~ ,or ne District OF Chttenden, on the llth day
~ Nav. A. D. 1855 an Instrument, purporting 10 %
the nj Will and Testament Of silss Benhsm. Ia,s
IN Jsrcho In said District, deceased, was presented
10 the Court aforesaid, for Probate. -
snd n h ordered by said Court that the sth day
of lime A. D. 1866, at the Probate Court Rooms n
aid Burlington be assigned for proving said lnstra-
-. soncerned. by publishing this order three
.ssk. snece.siyely iu the Burlington Free Press,
nsvsn.ner printed st said Burlington, previous 70
the time appointed.
o.. aid Court At the time and place Aforesaid, and
Contest the probate Of said will, fyou have cause
Given under my hand at Burlington IN sAio LIZ
uic., sni' '''- TIE WALES, Judge.
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EREXEzrRNEALEY,s EsrATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. The Honorable the Pro
District Of Chittenden. hats Court, for the Dis
To All persons interested in the es-
tate Of Ebenersr Nealey late OF Jericho in said Dis
trict, deceased.
Wb.r,,s said Court hath assigned the 18th day Of
Jrne aext fr the settlement Of the naturalization
account OF the executor Of the last will and testa-
inert OF said deceased, and ordered that pnoic
notice thereof be given 10 all persons Interested 10
aid e.tafe by r1-6lishing this order three rees
successively previous 20 the day assigned ln
the Burlington Free Press, newspaper printed
in Burlington, in said District
THyaEFORr YOU are hereby notified 70 appear
At me Probate Coui Rooms, In Burlington on the
day assigned, then and there 20 contest ne alioN
Apee OF said account, II you see cause
f;iven unier nv h md at Burlington In said Dis
'''0'' ''''' T. E WALES, Judge
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News of the week.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEw YoRK Nav q

NV NoRK. May q.
The Herald's Mobile correspondent OF the
18th says: The city i filing up by the ar
rival OF psroled officers aud soldiers from
Dick Taylor, ocmn,and fhey'rBeet our Of
tcers and men 10 the streets and, hotels with
the utmost gool lee.i. Quiet and ordeT
prevails. Trade Is improving Goods a-s
arriving III large quantities from New Or
lean. by every steamer. Both zen. Steele
aud Dick Taylor are IN the cite.
Ii. ,'ald Savs Gen. Sherman is offer
ed bis choice Of CINCINNATI, Louisville, Nash
vile or ST. Loui-, in which 10 establish BE
headquarlefe
The tribune, di-IGtch from Washington
says The Treasury Department is using its
unexpenjed balance IN settling with the
Statee. Nas-a chu-eits received $500, 900 last
week. and will have q similar amount in
few days
The Herald ,;,ys. The rebel Col. latch.
commissioner of exchange. rut now in Lib
by Prison, complained that the windows
were all broken out. aud that be suffered
from the weather Gen Muliord quietly an
s,vsrcd. ..Is that al Why, Hatch, have
been telling you fer the last two years that
.here Sas not 3 tame 81 glass in the prison.
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\ RIGHT Now The Bennington Banner
siys that two toWnsmen are about % institute
measures toward the establishment Of fund
fo- the prosecution Of all individuals who
persist IN fishing trout with seInes, snare, or
az fact any other than the legitimate way
the hook. Also to put stop 70 fishing
during spawning season. when by the catch
ing OF one fish hundreds are destroyed.
There i stringent law pertaining TO this
matter upon the Statute book OF Vermont,
and these gentlemen intend 1t shall be en-
forced against all offenders.
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W.sulycroN. MAY 30

Police Detectives Of Baltimore acting
for the P. o Department to-day arrested
Clas. ". Spencer clerk in the P. o. in this
city on the charge of having distracted from
the Department about $4,000 Of L. ;.
Bonds, and about $1,000 OF postage stamps.
Spencer was taken before Justice and
;. J. Beavcn. tie city Postmaster ap-
reared and sworc 10 q statement in effect that
the above mentioned amounts bad already
been asccrtained Go De missing IN dciaul:
of SlOU. 600 hail the prisoner was committed
= jui, for further hearing
The detectives alsI arrested in Baltimore
William B. CudhG OF Washington, charged
with being his acclmVlcc.
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DAVID BALLS ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT, ITO all persons con-
pistrict Of Chittenden, -. cerned in the estate
Of David Ball, late Of Charlotte in said District
deceased
Ala Probate Court holden q: BURLINGTON, within
and for the District Of Chttenden, on the lsth day
OF NAV, A. d. 1855, an Instrument. puIportinS 70
be the last Will and Testament Of David BALL late
ofCbarlotte in said District, deceased, was pre-
sented 10 the Court Aforesaid for Probate
And II il ortersd by said Court that the stn dey
Of Inns A. !. 10. at the Probate Court Rooms in
aid BuriiugAorI e assigned for proving said In
strument and Nat notice thereof be gwen 20 Al
person. concerned, by publishing this order three
TrssLs sueessIyely in the Burlington Free Pres,
nsrsnsn@r printed at said Burlington, previous 70
Tbers,ore, you are hereby notified to appear be;
fore aid Court, at the time and plsee sioresA, snu
contest the probate Of said will Il you have cause
Given under nv hand at Burlington IN SAID Di--
~. 80 - T Z. WALES, Judge
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03

The ship Anna Schmidt, which vas destroyed
BY the Alabama of the coast Of South America,
had on board quantity of Ayers Cherry Pee
toral for California. DR.. Aver Go. now ap-
peal for redrtss direct to the British Govern
ment, as the responsible party in this wicked
business, and base their claim for payment and
protection on the ground Of humanity, AS their
commodities are wholly for the sick. Their point
is well taken. and will doubtless be preset with
the pluck ami persistency which characterize the
operations Of the celebrated ch emists Baltimore
Clipper,
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NV YoRE Nav 81


The Hsraid's Washington dispatch rays
JEFF. Davis is expected to arrive here to-day,
and will be arraigncd soon after his arrival.
Gen. L1ngstreet has received permission TO
visit Washington On private business.
The Hera'ds New Orleans letter says
ten. Candy is making arrangements for open
inc Of the military lines TO trade.
Gen. Warren has assumed command % his
department 40 >ickshurg.
Tie Tunes Washington despatch saws !.
All eastern troops belonging 10 Gen. Sher-
man army have been ordered 70 report to
Gen. Augur at Washington.
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LEWIS ,fARsHALL's ESTATE.

sTATBOF VERMONT. }TnE Honorable ne
District OF Chittenden, ss- Il ProoAte Co9rt ior
the District Of Chttenden-
To ali persons interested In the estate o. Lssls
Marshall late Of WillistOn, in said Distriet' DE-
ceased o,
Whereaa said Court hath assigned the TN day Of
June NEXT for the settlement Of the administration
account OF the administrator Of the estate OF sal
dsca4sed and ordered that I.ublie notice thereon
be given 70 all persons interested in sa1 estate oy
publishing this order three weeks snceessiyely pre-
p,.s. nrinted In Burlington, In said District.
Therefore you are hereby notified TO appear a.
the Probate Court Rooms, in Burlington, on the
day assigned. then and there % contest the allo"
anre OF said account, yon see cause.
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of nay
a, 80 TIE WALES, Jadge.
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pr.,,c HEALTH. THE PRESS

PUBLIC HEALTH. THE PRESS
Advertising has been pronounced "undiguIfed" BY
the medical Z. Guilty A phsiciAn who Adyer;lses =
valuable remedy 70 hy people In his private prle-
tice would receive the cold shoulder from his pro
f.sional brethren should be make It's merits known
q millions through the business columns Of news
paper press This may be "disniAed but is it
benevolent humane, or Just ? Whoever is fortunate
enough to discover or invent anything that will
prevent, or cure or alleviate human suffering. is
bound to make it known. through every channel Of
communication within his reach 70 the general
puJli,. For many years the merits Of HOSTEL
TER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BrrTERS hlv
thus been proclaimed 20 the world, and multitude
have been restored to health, or saved from fatal
msladles in consequence. A. new facts have been
developed in relation to the operation OF this most
pure and potent Of all stomschics and Alternatives,
they have been stated In simple language TO the
people Of many lands and II the proprietors Of
the medicine have derived profit from their dis
seminaiion thousands upon Thousands ofindividual'
have been benefited thereby to an extent beyond
all estimate In the West Indies, Canada, AustrAli'
and south America. HosrErTER's BiTrEEs are now
recognized as the sole specific for Dyspepsia, the
best possible safeguard against epidsmics and the
finest invigorant in cases of General Debility. and
the only didusive stimulant entirely free from
ious ingredients.
New York House. 50 Cedar Street, n. Y.
MAY 2s-daw2v
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NOTICE.

4 hepsty certify that have this day given NY
4 Byron Jones his time during the remainder Of
his sorits and shall pay debts % bic contract
ing ,r claim any II his earnings after this date.
JOHN Z. JONES.
Bolton, "a May 3a-w2ws
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~r,sox w v.IRCgILp,s ESTATE.

WE the Subscribers, having been .pPoi5ted, y
Dis,-ict of Chittenden, Commissioners 70 receive;
examine and adjust the elsims and demands OF . II
persons, against the estate Of Nelson " Eairehild'
late OF Milton in said District. represents -
x.,t and also All claims and demands exhibited IN
eject thereto and six months from the day Of me
date hereof, being allowed by said court FOR that
purpose, We do therefore HEREBY eve notlee, tns.
- IrlI attend 20 the business Of our appointment
AZ the dwelling Of Mary J. FAirchild, Ia Milton IN
aid District On the last Tuesdays OF June and DC
tober usxt, AZ 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on eseh Of saiu
bated this 10th day Of May, A. D. 1865.
Js i. B BoSTHE commissioner.
s-u3Us l. A JACkSON,)
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RIG THIyG.-A MILLION Is A

BIG THING. A MILLION Is A
great many, but two million /, more. As incredible
As II may appear, Messrs. P. II. Drake Co., Of
New YORK, sell over million bottles Of PLASrA-
rioS BIrrEEs year. This Is nearly one hundred
and seventy thousand dozen, which at nine dollAr'
would be over a million and half dollars Surely
some merit must attach to an article Of such sale
GO where we will, from one end Of the country To
the other, We are always in sight Of the evidences
Of the cahslistie s. T.-iseo-X., and these gentle
mems energy. We would suggest 70 them little
more elegance in their rock painting. The Legs
lature Of New Hampshire has passed q law against
their further disfguring the White Mountains.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03

NA@UTNOT0N, MY o.
Over l20 900 troops viii be mustered out
OF service next month.
Il is stated at the Treasury that the bank
note circulate m has reached IT'S highest pos
sib point.
The salc OF the new series OF 80 bonds
are small principally because the notes are
not printed. They viii son be rvady when
large daily sale may be expected.
Nearly 500 600 worth 0i bonds have re-
Gently b,cn stolen from letter. DO the P O..
in tins city.
Reviews are still the order Of the day.
much g. the discomfort Of the soldiers
Geo. ". Jones OF Texas, who has arrived
here fivors reconstruction upon the Pfesi-
dents plan.
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New YORK. May %.
Gold sold this afternoon at 1861

NEW YORK. May %.
Gold sold this afternoon at 1861
NEW YORK, May go
The Hsraifs Washington dispatch says
The generals Of the regular army have been
assigned az follows
Gen Halleck takes command Of the Pacific
States: Gen. Sherman OF Ohio, Kentucky,
Tennessee, and PROBABLY Louisiana ; Gen.
Meade to the Atlantic States; zen. sheridan
the Traus-Mlss ssippi; and Gen. Thomas
North Carolina and perhaps other Southern
States
Gen. Warren has resigned his command as
Major General Of Volunteers.
Gen. Logan has received orders TO transfer
the Army OF the Tennessee to Louisville.
The Times dispatch says Sec. Stanton
is not going to Berlin. lie intends 70 re-
sign, however.
1t will take sixty millions to pay OF the
army and the money is ready.
Il is believed that Breckenridge has reach
cd Texas.
The Tribune, despatch says The letter
of coincidence from the Empress EIgenie TO
Mrs. Lincoln. though received some tImo
since by the French minister, is detained by
him, evincing i'll feeling on bis part.
Fred. Seward is improving again.
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HAIRpYE: HAIR DYE,

HAIR DYE: HAIR DYE: BArCHEl
or.s Hair Dye ID the bss. in the world. The onl,
TITS and perfect observation-disclosures sour
and Rel.sh,e-pro:uses splendid Blach or Nssur'
a Brown-rsmedissth s In effects Of Bed Dye, And
frequently restores the origr,i ocicf. scsd BY Al
Druggists- The genuine Is signed, ". l. sssshsiof
81 Barclay street, New York.
Jan. ID, 1865. daUiys
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NV YoRE NAV 8

NV YoRK, May 30.
Gold 1879 U. s. 5-2Os 1881; Coupon
Skies 1881 1854.
FLorR.-Steady-Western Superfne So 90
q so: Common Extra 81 25 az so; Medi-
nm $ GOA { IS; Choice St. Louis 50 %
Is %.
BUTTER.-Choice quality 2S q 32c.
CuEEsE-l0 n Ice.
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d&u3m

DR.. LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB
Btters. The Great Blood Purifier the bes;
Heslth Rsstorer, and the most perfect sDring and
Summer Mstl-irs ever used.
They eSsctually cure !aundic., Dy,pspsia, Liver
and Bilious Complaints, General De6iffty, ard all
kindred diseases.
They cleanse the system, regulate the bowels, re-
store the appetite, drive out all humors, purify the
blood, and strengthen, invigorate, build up, and
restore to health and soundness, both body and
mind, all who use them. Prices IS so and IS cents
per bottle. Sold by all dealers in medicine. GEO.
GOODWIN : CO., Is Hanover street, Boston.
Mar. IS. DAWN
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rHE co.. UNDERWOOD The Trs stces
u tie Rutland 4 Burlington Road placed On
the Road last week a new and splendid Taun-
.ou engine. named ar above alter our dis-
tinguishe'i !aWnsman, Hon. L.yi Underwood.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03

WHAr,-They are certainly the most valuable
tonic and grateful stimulant beverage ever pro-
duced. One trial will satisfy the most skeptical.
Try them and you will never be without them.
They should be upon every side-bOard in the
country. We'll, WHAT Why. Pinkerton's Wahco
and Cslisaya Bitters, of course. What else could
il be We would like TO know. viPw2
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SPECIAL NOTICES
EpILEpr1C FITS CAN BE CURED!,

EPILEPTIC FITS CAN BE CURED
DR.. LUCKNOW having become eminently success
ful in curing this terrible malady, invites al nmi
IslJ acted, 70 call or send for circulars Of refer
ences and testinontsis Of numerous cures o. from
one to twenty-fOur yeas stsndirs- He devOses his
attention especially 70 diseases of tbs cersoro-
Spinal Axis, or Nervous System, and solicits IN In
yestgstion Of his claim 10 public confidence
lie my bs consulted At bis private residence,
No. I4l West sad s.--ss- daily nom 10 A. N. until
P. n, except Saturday and Sunday. Address .
letters to DR. " B. LUCKNOW.
Care OFF. o Boz 5il6, View Yotr.
March is. d&v3m-
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CAIRO. Nav 90.

CAIRO, MAY -.
Gen. Sheridan arrived here to-day. The
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad will soon
be opened. Two bundled bales Of cotton
passed up for Evansville, to-day.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03
NV YoRx. Nav 81

Nrw YoEE. May 81.
Gold 1861 Coupon 6s ISL, 1854 5-20s
1921
Flour quict-Vestcrn superfne, 50 a o.;
common extra, l2a7 50 medium, a
: - choice ST LOUIS, . % Is ..
Brr1ra-Choicc quality p a 32c.
CurfsF-l0 a Zoe.
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Maj. Gems. Thomas and Brannon have ar
rived from Nashville. rhe Railroad between
here and that place has been repaired and
trains are arriving regularly.
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Several coils Of rope have been received at
the White House, the parties sending them,
proposing them az ct ornaments for the neck
of jeff DAVIS
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.pHYsIoLooICALyIEW OF MAR

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MAX
r.ags;-con.atring nearly 800 pages. and 100 hns
Plates ard Engrsvings Of the ANATOMY Of the HUI
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Treatise on Early Errors, sss Deplorsole COnse
iuences upon the Mind and ,dy, vita .hs Au-
thor Plan Of Treatment-t only rational AID
successful mode Of cure, shown by the report Of
cases treated. A truthful adviser to the married.
~ shose contemplating marriage, who entertain
doubts c. :t--tr physical condition. Sent free Of
postage to any address, % receipt o Is cents In
stamps or postal currency, BY sdsr-s,ipg Dr. LA
cRoIX, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, n. ?.
Toe ssthor may be consulted upon any Of III
diseases upon which hi; beok treats either peso-a
4, or by wall, and medicines sent 70 any part q n
world.
March IL. d&u3m
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Anew REASONS wHYTHE
HERFC.F.V WI r T. ~
TIE BEST.

Il Il ma lie N the hast prime pie, shle the foreign
watch is generally made principle AZ ali, the
ioreign watch is mostly made By women and boys,
HAND. While their labor is cheap. Their work
- dear at suy price. Such watches are made with
out plan and .old without guarantee. They are
irregular in construction and quite irregular in
movement. They designed only to sell, and the
buyer is the party most thoroughly sold Those
Who have kept "ancres," 'lepines" and swiss
lsvers in professed repair for few years will sp
preciste the truth OF statement
TIE PLAN OF TIE AHERTcAr WATCH.
Instead of being made OF several hundred little
uieoes, ser wed together tbs body Of the American
Watch Is formed Of SOLID PLATES. Nc jar interfere.
With the harmony of its working, and no sudden
shock can throw IT. machinery out Of gear. In rid
ing or any bu sness pursuit. 1t is all held together
=, firmly a. single piece Of metal. Il IL lust what
all machinery should be-
lst ACCURATE I'd. sIuPLE I'd. STRONG. 18th. Eco
zoNIcAL.
We not only secure cHEAPsEss by cur - stem, but
QUALITY. We do not pretend that Watch
be bou ht for less money than the foreign =4sebs
i,rS.. but that for its real value it is sold for
half the price
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH manned VIZ Eilery) is
what il. name indlcaus-solid, Substantial, and
always Rzlia ble-sarrsnted to stand any amount
OF Marching Riding or Fighting
oua NEXT HIGHER ouALTrr OF WAIcH (osmed P.
) Bartltti) is similar in site and general appear
anoe. 0ut has more jewels, and a more elaborate
6nisb.
Qua LADIES' WATCH, recently brought out, is put
up IN great variety Of patterns, and many Of them
.frsre besuty and workmanship, is quite small,
but Narrated to s.sY time.
Our YOuHs GESTLESAS's WATCH Is neat, not
lAr-s anu Just the thing for the poos 1t Of Young
America.
THs PhovF Of the merits Il cur Watch may be
foui.i IN tie ,act that We nov employ over seven
hundred workmen in our factories, and that are
-ll unable supply the eOnstsstiy Increasing de-
maud.
QUIZ EE-QuARIER PLATE WATCH is thinner
and lighter than the others we have described. 1t
6ne chronometer balance is delicsteiy adjusted TO
correct the variation caused by changes q temper
AZURE These watches are tie fruits 81 the latest
eIuerir,suts in chronometry and arc made by our
lest wtrkmen in 6 separate department Of our fac
tory. FOR the finest tirne-keeping qualities they
chsIlen-e comparison with the best works Of the
cot famous English and Swiss makers.
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON,
Ae,.ts for ia. American Totea cor'F1,y.
is2 Broadway, r..
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NTED.-Wheet, I've, Oats, Corn anC
Buckwhsat. Tor which cab will - paid At the nee
msrket rates.
Winoos.i, Dec 2i~t. i-ef
SEo. p WOODS co
q. P. WOODS.
p C. KENNEDY
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CHITIrsDYs TO. TIAcHEgs ASSOCIATION
The next lnc--ting viii be heia at Binesburg,
tune 29th and 5nth.