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Of Fort Laramie, and. ran of 40 head Of horsas
aud n,ilcs. fhe hertsnisn followed them TO-.
- miles, accompanied BY Cant. Walls and QUE
company Of tHs second cavalry, bit they were
aot overtakeE.: srhese Indians are-o,i tie war
pain, and are supposed to be waiting for sol;
u,ers to Come wherag they expect to edecoS
them. a s... q .s.f. a. "a : arr
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Valuable Household Furniture mt
LIZ 1I.E ..ng.I. Auction

MILL be sold ut Public Auction, on THURS
w DAY December 9th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, tho
household furniture in the dwelling house of The laa
William Alderman, No. High Street, coDsitisng OF
Carpets, Climber Set, Bureaus, Bedsteads Beds
AMI bedding best Han Mattresses, Excelsior Mat
llesses, Mirrors. Mahogany and Cane Seat Chairs
anu hoekers, Work, Toilet, Card, Centre and Penn
broke Tables, Extension fable, Set Dining Room
Chairs China, Glass, Crockerv, Stone, Wood and
Iron Ware, Table Cutlery, Casturs, &c. What Not
Stoves, gether with the entire Kitchen Furniture
Also, good second hand Chickering Piano
The house will be open nj 9oclock on the morning
OF the sale tor examination OF he articles
noy3Odtl ~. j. IS. BAILEY Auct
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=. = rsTANTON5 CASE. a =
The fuInor that Mr. Stanton viii resign the
Office OF Secretary of War if reinstated by the
4 Senate il denied upon gpods autlpnty& Mr..
sStanton is still here waiting for the Senate to
take some action in his case. aada, iuoW I'd
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THE INDICTMENT or JEFF, DAVIS

IIcHAoSD, Va, Nov. 3d.
The 70 lowing witnesses were examined on
the jeff. Davis indictmep o-day:-Gen. Lee,
Secretary Seldom Gen. Wiekham, Hon John
fletcher, Messrs Geo. w. Mumford, John b.
Baldwin, exS peaf er of the Confederate House
OF Representatives, and Gen. L. .. Haywood
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sa1 ss.ssssl1wRsT INDIES.
ARRIVAL OF fMAXIMILLANs REMAINS SEA RITZ
a. QUAKRs AT ST. THOMAS AND SAN DOMINGO.

<4ahlN Al VI fMAAlMlLlAN REMAINS
20 QUAKRs AT ST. THOMAS AND SAN DOMINGO.
'''r HAVANA, Dec.1.
The Austrian ffigate Novara,- having on
board the remains. Of the late eArcnl ike Max
imilan, has arrived. sThe Novara brings dates
from the city Of Mexico to the 18Th and from
Vera Cfuzto the 26tll ult Maximiljan's re-
mains we're in charge of Admiral Tegethoff
and DR.. Brorzeh. The frigate will sail in a
few days for Europe. On tile road the people
were assembled i'll masses, but were quiet and
no demonstrations we've made Che body was
not permitted to be seen in the coffin. The
physcil ms who embalIned the body in prison
by order OF Sekada nutilated it, cutting off the
hair and clothes for speculation. .sSi'e ~
ai.1. - -lBI H. ST. THOMAS, Nov. 49,
: Another earthquake, accompanied with vol
canlc eruptions, has occurred here. The sea
rose nifty feet, doing much damage to the houses
and shipping. SAllilar disturbances occurred
at the Dutch island of SODA, and at St. Do
lmingo slight earthquake was reported. go
+. ff-sss~,.s a.. NEGRO TROUBLES. .s.t-u -aa
IA "A ,rafstEl II ~ hRWlonsA, Nov. 40 4
A Kingston jamaica letter states that there
were great fears entertained of another rising
Of negroes in the parish of st Thomas and vi.
cinity at Christmas Negro drilling isAgoing
on at the interior settlements TheSRecfor Of
St Thomas parish has been warned to leave
blythe pegrees, and is going to obey the warn
inc.
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Partner Wanted

WITH q few hundred dollars, to join as equal
w partner IN smart business already established
and paying well. Apply soon to 4
A. j. COX & co Genelal Business Agents.
anoc0d1ws1 t2s 2tAGasH 1351k Congress 81.
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AUcTlcs SALES.
w. " PATTEN d co., Ase,,e.,..-
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.


,p..,, OfFicE Oh THE A,A. O. NJ
NS,ITII'iI fIehie, Maine November 20, n. 1851.
w nr.r, 1 1.a ~ Public Auction ON TUESDAY
City IIa y, Der Sl at ~ o'clock In front M az
property: 'q"'ie, TIE following Goyernment
8 Horses,
, ~" , .."s.e Spring Wagon,
SET Double Harness "'
3 SETS single Harness
4 set single Harness.
:, Terms Cash in Government funds. n, o.,,....
Major General Meade. ny order OF
....... g.-. I. JNO. b. EATON
I'd Lieut. Q Airy, Byi. CIbt. U. $. a., A. A.0M
November 50. dtd " VI
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1lI BY NJ. CHARLES q co.

1903 Federal Street, Portland Me-, and 81 Hanover
30 Street, Boston, Mass. %.
nRY GOODS, Plated Ware, Watches, Shirts aud
~ Drawers, Army BlOuses, Pants and Goats
BIinkets Rubber Coats, Bed Spreads Sheets, Cutie,
ry, Varieties, n and Wall TENTS &C., Sc.
~ Auction sales every evening, and goods Mt pri-
vate sale during the day. =, .-IF
D. q. AI-tt-t ~ go. aug a. dti
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LOST AND FOUND.

~ xa a StOlen! 7-aS
FHHE house, Of Martin Cartef, No, BOYD Street
i was entered yesterday NOV. 27thl and VAlise
containing a demand nole for SAG, against William
taking the above describe NOTE -li saal
November 49, d3t* l9 4atsa ifsa ~
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1.-THE initatory goes have arrived consisting OF
the old Hazetine and Schuylkill a portion of which
y eminently a1ap fer cooking, small sLores CRATES
&e, c IL All ns me pleasure to slate that the cost
freight, and my own marginal profits, will enable
me 10 offer the above mentioned Coal at such fig
ure as VIII amaze, asionish, crafty and satisfy lie
economical and prudent purchaser
tisnot at all probable, is verv possible in fact
state 1t as fact thatin short time may pres, nj
to the mtel gent ortals OF City and Suburbs not lie
largest, but hope and expect the finest variety OF
the above name staple ever presented Tor their re-
spectful considerations fa Id
''-' JOSEPH H.. POOR,
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M ut BRER
Don't Check Your Lumber

DY Roasting in a Dry Heat. OSGooD & HAN
ID MAS Process Seasons wood of any kind or al
| men .iOns acifiout injury, in TWO To FOUR DAYS
One nl Black Walnut seasoned in Jorty etqht hours
Pine much quicker. The process is now being gen
orally used and appreciated.
No DANGER FROM FIRE, Simple, Sure
Speedy safe and economical. State, County and
Shop Rights for sale, 49,.
Agents Wanted.
Apply to j. IL. OSG0OD, JR., Room G, Nc. 20
Court street, Boston, Mass. "a. +. :. .-,l,,.
Yah mfringemcnts on rpatent rights wiz he
pros Gu ed. no5Od2awi
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sOUrM AMERICA.

THE TRIAL OF MosQUERA --DIscoyERY OF NEW
d GUANo IsLAND-THEl CoEFRDERAcY AGAINST
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Wanted

~ - 80 wanted. @'t''
En nnn FLOUR BARRELS, at Forest
,OOsOOOsCity Sugar Refinery, west Coin-
merclaf, near foot Of Emery street. - IA ~
Proposals will also be received for new Sugar Bar
rels, and sample may be seen at the office OF the
Company, 1884 Commercial at corner of Union ST
febl2d&Mt<- ~ @&AA 4. n. II EIsSEYi
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Wanted. Wanted!

ErARMERa, Lnmbermen, Merchassics orang ofheg.
Il man. wanting g od men this winter to chop cord
rood or to do any Kind OF work. can Ind them at
this ofiica ALSO, all persons wishtg good grs as
housework. hotels, saloons, stores &c. can find tuem
Employ ms nt and General Business Agents, No. 1914
Congress Street. ~
November 2o. "-i"t DIFF !
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Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auction
LsVERY SATURDAY., at II o'clock A. NJ, on new
II market lot Market street, L shall sell Horses,
Carriages, Harnesses, &c. ...f
Apis. F. o, BAILEY, Auetoneer.
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A gents Wanfedi b.

isaW 1ssfSOaFdefs Wanted - iiu s.
A. FEW Gsttlemen boaEdeis OF a gent leman and
n wife, can be accommodated at No 20 Myrtle St
November g. dit 2
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A GENTLEMAN and wife, or two gentleman can
IN be accommodated with furnished room and
board IN q small private family, at
November 25.l d1w+ II WELMOT ST.
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>. II. OsGOOO 81 SON,
A " q IT L o n H. H TX - :,
No. O5 HnNsIey Street, Roston

Regular sales OF Dry Goods, Wooens Clothing.
| Furnishing doods, Boots and Shoes, every III ES-
| DAY and FkIDA during the business season
EF- Liberal advances on Consignnlents
Seutember I. Dim
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pY two experienced g rls, situations to do second
1bwork, sewing or taking care OF children in fam-
lies going 10 New York OF Connecticut. ,
Can come well recommended. ., ! q
Address for one week, - 4 l.t-'Ah -
! n 4 flR 90 = NELLY sMYTH, i5.9A e
nos0dsss't g So - s Portland Post Office
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w anted |!
Wanted.

A GENERAL AGENT for a first class New York
"A Lie Insurance Company. Liberal terms will be
made with a competent man. Address Room y
PEBBLE House.. nov3Od3t"
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IMPEACHMENT

s .AWashinston, dispatch says wen inform-
ed radical Senator stated that though doubt
full of theresult few days ago, he feels conf
be beaten in the House by majority of over
thirty. The members from Ohio are divided
an sentiment, and also those from \ Pepnsylva-
MA. New Jersey is decidedly agains it, to-
gether with Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire,
Rhode Island and Connecticut. New York is
divided on the general vote. However ma
jorfty of Republicans will be found in array
in both houses are desiroas of having the oues
ton brought up at once hdIdisposed Of forev-
er, They are irrltated at having. the present
valuable time wasted in its discussion. "a
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-13


THE PRIZE r.wu.- OBJ --r WORLD.
TF'L." .-. .. ll.
--r .-l-.-.l-
-l August. r.r--l-. lare DID,
AZ -s.a ~.. -ae lr.-
e' respect
....-. .....- -.a
---.
-
on me. e
-r.- "f 10
ea.-. re-
.i.' -- .-.-..-n .t--. -l en-
. - .th-f ei-
---.-- 9 t.r i -.--. p
-I- --- hH-.- pc ..- lii-
flN--. rr --t---a---r-- H. ----" ana
i n- Powder
--"--- 3 ---.t '-- --'-5
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Or- Custom Department De- dIlci with the LAT
PSI NOVELTIES ~ the season. wllcu we cut
an make ~ int. Gentlemen Garments l- the
MOST ARTISTIC AyU APPROrED STYLES.
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NEWS ITEMS.
During political dispute in L ile Lake,
Ca d ia-her and his fur sons were shof
dead

During q political dispute IN L iie Lake,
Cal ia-her and his four sons we've shot
dead
Stephens. the Fenisu Read Centre. ls 10
Pam. obscure, seedy and generally broken
down
Camilla Ursl nov PLAYS Fret fiddle. That
l.. she performs upon the VIOLIN which re-
caived the fret medal at Paris.
o. American prina d1nuss Singing 30 Eu-
rora beside Patti and Miss kellogg. there are
Miss Jenny Van Zandt and Mis- Laura liar
ne
i YANKEE has purchased an Island la tire
Ono River and stocked i- with black CATS.
% raise The animals lor zoe cake ai .tt iaT-
There Is an old gentleman ii7su- DO Glare
mon, county. III . wbo relieves fH-- t-o
earth Is fat. and ths- tine Deur@rar,e -a-tF
Is the only hope OF The country.
OYSTER ere raid 20 ksar u- ,-ei- organ
izatur DO rHc humau =-r-se. ir long
tim. Ar OYSTERS heart Hf--- rcrITT
halt an hour afcr d follows the
journey Jonah mala.
Ar OlEa.r. N.-... o. -.s a.v-
some ma- ws-. .t.r.a-
bBdv. they found f-.
sra sc-. sixteen . v s .. .r
mrro escaped
.I.r-r -i-1t band 5ea --r.
We -.. Scripture
Jrra ...
Of -- z-a .. -.. a-.--.
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TaF RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE.

WANTED taF0a-hoat the Z. States.
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Ae,riea. errr-n5@l-a --J- IS.

Ace1lca. errar-IIrlail-l -- -f7.
App---. als a.s.sr-.-... ..-aa.->sa
Mag
TIE al-es. al-ues 30 d. v5-..-.-e
nursery business
T-a rzal champions O.. tle r-r--u.-ae--
VIII daughters -. marry.
~ wonder youth e.-- c.a5- v..a
NJ vs. '-z.r- aye just beEuu.uz @. grow. l.-
ever ftsT az. '' Gown O. I'm
il has asl- -s-s---ia.. -4-. ... a.- who
" neil Oh g.. f.. ls-- a.-. -E.-
Son. lue -ueakIu- 81 q li-l.V ornament
ID uHl.a WIZ ..-
uia-.T n.-r.-4t.e. card. .-I like
cilir- and 1l-, carving
What is ta. difference between a c...
taat ia = from tro t1r landing
one. AID tl--alla- vl-i-ir- Magma H..
f-il- cow me s-ar- lu- rls ....- =-r-
down the t,i-
Aullau.i- editor. all of who's. men.
are a--. clatc1 win -re v.-. -.- -. e-
uat know war FI-z 0-.e. H.e5 could
co asa r5e.. ll, ta-- .. ua- very -.
Gene-e
= rsL.. l--J Western
c1sr aa- r u--Iu- tvu a-uI.I.. one tn--
list l.1Eua-.. ir ace
&c ie-.lvIr.l aul 9. Oh. $500. r.
ess.
A boy remarksd F.. .r- m .- The
cav mat be- never knew t.f.-. r.- Nr
was uilhner .. VOL. Dbl. I-r -. -lIl -
m1rr-- 90 Af- be- l- -.II r... boy. -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-13

THE SUR LAKE N TExAs.-About 60 milts
from Houston. Texas. IL a low. WEI praIie
country, but itself on quite high ard dry
ground. and surrounooc ~ a fne little for
est. IL = small lake, whose diameter NAV be
counted by rods, the waters Of which are 80
sour that il is almost impossible to drink
them. A number OF wells have been dug in
the immediate vicinity, and the water Of
these contain iron, alum, magnesia, and sui
phuric acid Notwithstanding the difficulty
Of reaching the place and the poor accom-
modations, large numbers Of Invalids 20
there from Southern States TO drink the wa
tiers of the wells and bathe II the lake and
they experience immediate and remarkable
bencnt.
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j gents ior SMITH a IAFD POWDER @ No.
100 Broadway, New YORK.
Nov. 9Th. c<EGW6nos
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atll5tsllaneouE
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

II A WaEELOCK has associated win l-u.-
| self a. partner in MS business JOHN 81 r
FIN who has been in the employ 81 Aess-s
Il. =. Bi1dgeft 4 Co. for the past twelve wear.
ard vii cuutinue the Stove and Tin business az
his new stand II oTR0SG's BcoCK -Fzf O. the Court
HaLse. under the firm Of WHEELoCE 6E-ffiA-
u connection with the above husircss thel aye
prepared O. Co STEAM and Gas ffTTINs, fLUnhif~
and FURNACE NoRK AL Ct winch thel =uaf
autee 20 90 IN the most VOrkIuanlIse manner
r. A. WHEELOCk-
JOHN GRIFFIN.
ApriI z4ih ISL. auziodu
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THE well known farm OF the late NATHAsilL
/ SUTTON situatel II East shelnuru. hve uiles
from Burlington said farm contains one hundred
ard fo-rv-tWo acre. Of land with good frult and
SUGAR orchards a two story brick dwelling hose,
and other building said farm VII t-e sold to-ei
= with all the stock and farming uteusil-- as
rvro valuable Peat SEEDS. one situated half milo
north oi SAID farm. The other two miles IRON hu
Iirgrou OF the road leading q Nllliston village
For further particulars enquire o. the slHs-i.
T,,.-liEtf MRS A SUTTON.
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We have nos IL ctocE, and are daily acd'n- 9
ou- already vlry extensive assortment
THE BEST . MOST CHOICE TITLES
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aeutistrn


INN L. HARRIS having returned 70 BurlIng-
I B TN has tttrc up aud opened suit % rooms
or tlf. r.rusr rf ,hurch and College htreets over
Lrsua.- store
nr Hz--i mas teen il ere practice o. dentisirJ
sixteen ear ana causa ELS .-uErant-e perfect sal
i-t----Hr I l.I operation. oQtl u the opera-iFe
80. lutr ar-lc.4l q. Ira-tllelt--
he refer. viii pleasure % v. Carpenter. n
81 ThaFer ND g. " Carpenter D. ID
DDS.
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TwESTT-sEvES HUNDRED F0LD.-Mr. .. =.
Dursnt OF East Calais, g.. raised last year
TWO thousand seven hundred kernels " bar
ley from one seed Il any one o0ub-s this
story. all We nave 20 say g.. the two ihousant
seven hundred kernels are II paper 10 tiis
ONCE, and curious skeptIc- are at liberty 90
count them al their leisur- II Fireman
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toLLFCE EILl C-yrVyar- .--I t-zs on f.r last
fr.s nl lONsrNrrr.N. lu zen DAYS after ta-la-
-.e tH...E.rl-os ug lul-L,. -lsHr crEtr,. FE-
v-l. ..-.. uer-easel. ans finally altogether llsar.
usl-c1 rr. sfs|ffrr tel.re. u.r we'll
F.. red with flesh VI r restoration pei rgrs O.. q.
1-.. susrr mo- ll. T.. Il b EIGur
"ur t-es--. a-lHu saves ut --uelre- life.
a-- ac probably sfvst nc hundred. cl dollars -
Kew J. DTrrUErr Nru-al. n.
Ne HIe-s Uul lH- the benefit we have received
FROM YOUR prepared pres--iut..- .-ReF B. rEEE-
sEr'I. hl0ssnur-. Penn
"rc- one O.. vlcl have rec 1ume-del 70 has
H1lttcr much ty its use Rev. o.. ID. JONES.
Lacra Wiz
The -FLEFAEEn FRFs'EIFT INN- PEI put ~
iu bottle, ard Is cold rs 'i-u--tst- GENERALLY
.-.frs uaf he addressed .. the le proprietor.
OSCAR 10. NOSE co.. - C1-tlau1t street.. y
IIusrlfat'Ul free. llrrI. contain rE.-
rIF MAILS lI MANY CAsrs succassf-.I treated viii
sl-- free. nl mail, O. aI VINO ". write ilr
soils fu Burlington nF i N. LNHI. a. O.. SPEAR.
VINCENT q TAF1 aud j.. u. ATW sTEL
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Ready-made Clothing

MEN. BOYS. AND CHILDREN ,
WHICH WI AIRS FEEPAEED TO 0TrEE AZ THt
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
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Ba-lin-tol. v,-mar-5iawtf
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QCEE- LIT LII FEN1-E-. -
stow Illustrate
FAIRY TALES FBlr GOLD LANDS
We--w1r-- ---.s--a--
TIL STARRY FLAG. Oh -a-
MAN OF CAP ANEl-.- .
trace.
SNOW BERRIES BOOB ..- AZ
ice Cary l-us-rll-..
Oy Tur WING. one Che -u--#
tF Nelly EJ sle- I--s------
JACK OF ALL TEsUE.--r By
Pa-ke- L-usl-a-s--
DRIFTING AND STEEa INa-.-.
Sto1ie---g Ly nae Palmer i-.-5--
THE rESFFTEu MIL OBS -E E.-
INuUsThl-ry L-eUa...-.
6YPsYs YEAR AT THE GOLDEN -
oy l.. stewart PHELPS
LOUI~ SINCLAIE. ~ re
nF Lawrence Lauc-v
GILBERTS LAST SUMNER At RAYS.
WHAT 1T TAUGHT
WILL FOODS FEIESDsHIF- a--e
GRIslM'S GOBLINs--I.us--a-s. ..
For sale
Oct -6. o. .. -EE- --
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HON WILLIAM E. MANN,
District Attorney Philadelphia. p
non LEWIS 4 BkO0MAL
E1-Chief Conner I. S. Mint and Recorder O..
deeds. Phlsdelphia. Pa.
.-ON. JAMES n. SCOVELL. New jersey.
Ion. v. v WARE New Jersev.
HENRY GORMAN, ESQ,
AGENT Acaus' Express Philadelphia, Pa
Of JOY Cos Co. Philadelphia.
TEEAsUEy DEPARrHEsT WARRINGTON D. c.
April D., l-tl.-Otlce Of Internal Revenue --Hav
reeds q the enterprise conducted by The Washlng-
ton Library Company viii be devoted 10 charitable
uses, permission Is hereby GRANTED 70 said Com
pany % conduct such enterprise exempt from al
enarse, wiener IRON special tax or other uuty.
Z. 4. ROLLINS. Commissioner.
The Association have appointed a. Receiver
MessTs- 6EOh6E A. COOKE 4 Co. 80 soutr Third
street, fhlIAaelp hia1 whose well known integrity
an business experience Will be sufficient Zuaran
tee that the money intrusted % thea viii be-
promptly applied 70 the purpose Stated
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May ~. 1867.
To tis Offers ana heubs-s Of fhs Warrington Il
srSry Co., ". S. READ. Ss7sfarg.
gentlemen On receipt Of your favor Of the 18th
inst, notiiJ n Us Of our appointment a. Recsiv-
NIT a copy Of y0Jr Charters with plan q your
enterprise o eminent legal authority, and having
received his favorable opinioD IN regard 70 It's le
gAlity, and EympathiIing with the benevolent OBJ
Jet Of your Association, Viz tine education and
maintenance OF the orphan children Of our SOLDIER
and sailors Of the Riverside Institute, have con
ciudec % accept the trust, and 70 use our best e
forts 70 promote 90 worthy an Object
Respectful J, yours, Gc
GEO. A COOKE kCO
Address al letters and orders 70
GEO A COOKE A CO., Rankers
. South Third Steeet. PHILADELPHIA Pa
receivers ior the Washington Library Co.
ArE. ), ts67. deodAusrn
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i certain Judge. T-ouH unrIre --ntrue Of
death upon an freshman. -aid E.. You -h-l
be taken o. the place 1i ezec4tI 10 ans tla-a
be hanged oy tie neck uuI. val are dead
and may GOD have mc-.v o1 your soul '
At tins the prisoner rz1lL-msc - y d
there. Judge; ! want D. ... s'1- PRAYERS.
for. ] never knew ans l- 1--we lIa- 4 --e-
YOU PRAYED fIr him
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LAKE CHAMPLAIN.

on aut afte- MONDAY. Dee %. 1859. me steam
y o. Montreal Capt o.. tatti-r ply
the Perry between Burlington and f-atts-u--.
LEAVING
Burlington ss5 A. i.. Port kert, la3l, arriving az.
F-attsr-r-h D. D.
EETr EEINH
Leave Plat-sh--h i..0 p. A,-s arriving a. Bur--u.
Ton tIu p. p.
HIRAM TRACY
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INPO RTAST
70 TuE
sHIFi SFC.EE TE.FDE
FIR T-CLAS~ PIANOS
All -u-

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uurla- crs.rr lla uuce-s - e.
fsErs Dr-.-. GU l-ir -la t-lrH -la4 be- VI cUl-
tl1ue laul- fct-re ana FL. l- 90. pa Nos il DIS
nur lau 4l- respect ulls invites THE attention
az l-rr' sser- Oh ODE rH-E. All MAMMA -ri-- arl
r-l-lr-t- cone uu" .r ll oWu suuervi-iHl. suc tle
--u 10 pains taFtu O. give s1fisaci 90 evers 90
stance ulrl-- .4- long experience N THE uusI-
res-. ie-l tlat cal rl-tttul.l claim . thDrau-L
knowledge DO. aud competency O.. iI1se oi rrsI-
class instrument
PIANOS OF THE FIRST MAKERS.
u the couutrJ. such a. SrEIyvAY. CHcEEEIxe
II llte1 Maker and uthe-s. afwaTs for SAFE 20
~ kareruculE. Also the 4 MEXICAN and
CABINET ORGANS AM MELOuIANS
Benz auie O. 0hyIate the expense 10 high tsand
other heavy expenditure Iucloeni 90 carrying on
business. propose O. give M customers the &C
vantage Of the same
Do MOI falfo srzraiss Hl Sfoes s.fors purzs4siEy.
Tuning ATTENDED TO a. heretofore.
instruments % Rent, and SECONDHAND Iustru-
Iuents tasen N cxchan-e-
-hcp and nsreroom a. ny residence on Win00ski
Avenue. burlington. VI Nov. S.-d&Wtf.A
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vEEMONT CENTRAL AND sULLiEI
RAILROADS.
WINTER AREAN5EIEyT



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