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\
~ corrrs or me "NArrouAl RrrusLr
GAN" can be obtained every morning At the
following places, 'I' f,i 80 Dr. q
..f wAsunaror. 70 500
BrsHor's NEWS STAND. willksds' Hotsi.
BARxsa's News Stand, National Hotel.
oooHRAs's News STAND, Mstropotisas
wurs.Ro,n's Nsws srAsb, Essiss HOUSE.
Nixxo's News srAAp. sssson House.
wILHrrs' Nsws STAND. 81. James Hotel.
EdRIaR, Nsws Dsslss, fI7,< Pesssylvania
avenus, between Seventeenth and Eishtssnth
streets. I''H '1lI
PAarsa's Boox Arp PsaroproAL p.por,
No. tss Seventh street, opposite the Post
once. ".TF7 NJ
THoxAs q. Ash, ststioner, southwest cor.
ner OF Eighth and streets. lr = d
W. D. ID. MAJoR, At diIberts Dinins 81 Ioon,
ISL u street, between Ninth and Tenth directs.
JoHN o. BuRann, No. MS r strset,, between
twelfth and Thirtesuth strssss!t d scr
JoHH A. BurLnn, ststioner, no ,, near Thir-
teenth street. ~ ''e 81
JossrH sH,LLissrou, statioasr, corner Of
Four-and-s.half street and Psnnsyivania ave.
nue.. ..f 90 ,.,4r .'.I
W. II. d o. II. MoaaisoH, Booksellers and
ststioners, eco Penusyivania avenue, between
Four-and-a-half and Sixth streets.
BuRKs's Nsws STAND, Kirkwood HOUSE,
PRnHprR b Co., ststionrs, 90 Fifteenth
street, corner New York avenue.
OHAs. II. ANDERSON, ststiossr. ~ Seventh
street. between + and q streets.
JAMES BRLLEw, Stationer, tsg,5 Seventh,
between q and II.
8. q. s. BAnBouR, stationer, sTs Seventh
street, between II and streets ..
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

o6ToBgk *. iss. Il ws.Siuston fsyiun, f ,Si
furni.h,9a said Ipsttuti9n With 9ns buadred tlool
any cords Bakers, Pine. fhs Goal must be nee
from SLATE and dust and weigh 4 80 pou nd 70 tho
". AZ q which nast BE- dsii,srsd within D days
TSs osnni:siossrs reserve tn. RICH, to reject any
..By, order q %. Board of comnis.ioss.. q The
washinEton AsJlun. O. A. kUHs
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,RoPosALs YoR sUPPLIEs.


. wAsaissfos. B, q. .os, 4. lss'
vii @ sa }, R.9P2 &.
SsH q October lsp. fcr, the below described
ssst qsafHv. % be delivered Al The washin ito
% kfTd .SSss. K hss TsSs
1000 tnve tboasandl cubic fest White Oak LoEs
Bidders are Isferred to the Assistant naval Don
Blank form. for bids to be had at this once Bid
dsr' will state in ,heir BIDS the date within which
EDWIN STEWART,
oeis.N PaymAster u. q. NAVY.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

EAyr DrrAnrHHsr.l
- skpIEnBER ~, 1850.
lie auotiop a the United states Navy YARD Po,ts
mouth, n. H., on TUEsDAY October ID, al Ia
SCOT cfso7 tons, I'D ssssuisnsat '''' 'AAo''
The whole amount of the purchase money must
vessel must be removed from the navy yard within
two weeks from the day Of sale.
the vessel from sale for any purchaser who will
pay the appraised yalus with an IL crease OF ten o
The vessel snd her Inventory ean be sraminsd at
any time, and ell applleaio Ions with regard v the
yard oetl-6t
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PROPOSALS FOR STEAMERS.
TRBAsusY DEPARTMENT.

TREAsuRr DsrAnrsEsr.}
S..,.,,.,u,s september ~ ls1 49,,
msnt ap 70 Il o., ON MONDAY, Isl Of November
next, for the building aud ntng Of Tour steamers
for the Revenue Marine, bidders to Furnish their
SSnls ef aases2sstSs pspSrt8sn, Tessrving The
riRht to reiact all. N not from competent aud re-
| spo usibls parties
| speed being Of great Importance. the Department.
will rsauire The biddsrs to fnTpish drawiugs, IN
| detail, or hull and machinery, with models M
plels, and the paroles 10 whom the awards are
made shall siys bond With sut heient suretIss Tor
The Ysssels will be Of lie foIi wing dimensions;
rhofhLLhh NJ dR9h; HhbRhAPHRoDlrk
bens!h, lDfsst on load line;
ss S,S N o. h ham III fsS I5.SSsrsd'
pLsn II Tstsr' i2tdsdf 49, e snSsed Z feet
IEkMtPaktbiTE BRiG RiddKD' WIZ
hhensih, leo tsea on % i3 2sS, line nnnIdaro,
btead'n q p1an W r. teo' mou'ucneu'
Pspth q hSd mte ,o ,c.sd az t..,,o,dsd
TWO SMALL STEAMERS OF WOOD.
breadth q hsSm, % feet mouldored.
bspsa of Sfss,S, S Sd a. sxs.sd H. fee, loaded
Propeller 10 have que direct acting engine.
Largsside-wheel Steamer, oheosellaung OF beam
engine FMS NALL s,s,u.r,, ns,u enigma
sped 10 BE sSarsStsci ''
o,,. GEO. =; BoUTWELL,
PROPOSALS. FOR yLoHR At PORTS LYONS
OFFICE oa!sr cSssissaEy or isvgsr,rrscr.,
Posr Lr,yss sTaEIssy o. Ess M H. isp
sealed propo,sis III dSpliSatS, viii be 70.
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Wood and Coal.
WOOD AND COAL.

Consumers Of Wood and Goal viii aads gs1SsJSsll
between Q and p north, opposite railroad dspSt;
deal In no other coal than the pure Lyken.y Val.
ley, :" Red Ash and the Baltimore Company 2 white
other foreign substance, to any part OF the city.
Attention Is called to our large stock OF Wsod,
BE- sold at the lowest market price. Remember the
WIN. wARDER 4 CO.,
Dealers In Wood and Coal, FIRST street west, be-
tween @ and D north, opposite Railroad depot
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Proposals.
.aNuU...

orrics Csrrr coruIssAnr OF supsIsrrscs.,
#"a.. DEPARrHEEr OF rHE BouIH. \
sat-. AriAsrA, ga. sept. -. lsp,
M, a. Proposals will be received ~ this oklce
S S;SSf9SSSSbs i$ffs ~ SsAaiif pGSSu H.
fr1T1a 5o0d; ,,2p's !. new al sSssi. |" " ~
AZ ~ ss.. .'..s vssss:, proposed to fur
The aour % BE- dsliversd At the commi..ary
on the ioth day o. NJ yember, 1850 ISL
ssm,lss o. aosr. "a paper % TN boxsa. must 40.
company the proposals., and the name u the bid
Inc eo9iis:is. rsns q contractor. plss. Of bu..
each package Of aour. when delivered,
sails Tor Flour, ADDRESSED q the gndsr,Ignsd
B.sys, BTiS.d!er General and CHIEF 9. s., Depart.
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Rocx l.LAsD, Sep ember III, 1909.
~ tns ones until II a. M, October n, 1850, for
100 cutie yards lmore or issD Of Earth.
900 cubic yards tmore or less) Of stone for rip
The above 10 be delivered at the place desisnated
pear the foot Of LIE Claire street, Davenport, Iowa,
before December 10, 1850.
Proposals m.y be made for the whole quantity
ofkattb and stone, or any part Of either.
bidders must state separately the price at which
they will deliver the Earth and tue Stone
Each bid must be accompanied by guarantee,
signed By two sponsibls persons, that In case
the bid IL accepted and contract entered into they
Will become security In sun equal to one third
formauce Of the same.
No bid will be entertained that Is not In accord
anoe with this adv sTtisement.
The right TO reject any Or all bids Ia reserved.
Proposals must be addressed To the undersigned,
and lndorsd, Proposals for fu rni-hing Earth and
Rip Rap Stone" AMOS sTICRNEY.
csPtsin Enlinsers and Brsvet Major. United
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PROPOSALS. FOR FRESH BEEF.

HHApe'Rs pSrAsIrEsr OF rus PATEL
Hr.. DOL. OFFICE CHIsr Cor. OF suBsIsrEEcR,
- OMAHA, NEB,, Sept %, 1902
Sealed proposals IN duplicate, with guarantee
VII be RECEIVED Al ihis once untfi ~ clock. M,
9u MONDAY, the Ssh day OF October. isep. for
NKr BEEy IRON TIE BLOCK
THs dI% S q. 81 0 Tas sRPaks hryER INDIAN
RRsRRvATIOH,
y he wisd RIVER Valley, wyominE Territory.
the leth day Of November. 1850. or such less time
air.eat'. oomml''ar' General Of Subsistence may
The probsbl. garrison Of the camp will DO one
company OF Infantry.
Proposals are invited subjec 10 the usual condi-
Tons, which can be Asoertained By application TO
Z. H. Beleher. A. q. NJ, A.C.s, ct Fort Bridger,
"B 81 ordsr t ~ Brs1si Major e.p.r.I Ausur.
j. W. BARkIGER,
ocf-6 Byt Brig. Gen. and C.CS
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.

OFFICE D.Por CouHn.Anr sus.srascB,
RIoHnoED, Va, Sept. Is, lsee.
Sealed proposals I'm duplicated win be rseeiy Cd
At this once until u m, onTHURsDAY. October
enoe Department with
l9 barrels oiExTRAPLoUR;
10 hsiibsrsisFAMiLYPL
a.l3 pounds q RI3 c9 31rSkt rrssa;1
I.O6i pounds Of brown SUGAR
$50 pounds OF CRUsHBD SUGAR.
100 pounds OF 0RANULATBD SUGAR.
800 poun1s on COfPEE sUdLR.
81 gallons OF VINEGAR
80 pounds Of SOAP.
40 pounds OF LARD.
Conditions, ae., as heretofore. ,
oel.6t Breyet Major U. S. A. and A.C.s.
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Railroad Routes.

BALrihoRE AsD oHio FIiEkoAp. ~
q. :'y ss.l $t;Es;IiiisB "A AZ
: Az 10" i'. IS f fs5lss si1;i3tiiIoa.. 3Il In
% t.!.s HIP; ssas;S Y Z. a. 80 n. !:
:. ~ Sl'.o, m'' ''' $50
sro assysasn n N: md . .. N, No train to or
TOR PALTin0RE.
.''''.sS6R vi tsffals4 fSSss.. ndI"p'm'
.'.'tisSs1f k "a Fsf ZIG e 81 lh iSTf
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sandsv. Al
q sSs nna.y n AT d s FL Ppm; .x
melting Il Relay Station with trains FROM Bait.
more 70 Whesli ne, Par kersburH, DO.
.ThtquIh ticksts 70 The we.t eau he had At tho
ESIE.w YG,s, .II,Ailsa.IPhi. sPa Boston. see
s. Master Of Transportstion.
.d,n. COLI, gsasrsl Ticket AGENT.
Aoko. 9. K0oNTZ. General Agent, washin Gton.
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Il AND NEW YORK.
WAsHISgToH Sept %, lses=noon.
trains betIssn WashinEton and New York are
foR NEW YORK, without ehanse OF ears.
Lsays daily Except sunday At sooa. m. IA Is
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except sundayjat 500 .. m. II, IS
ON SUNDAY,
Leave fo1 New York ate.0 pm. and Philadel-
Sisspini cars for New York on 900 p. m. train
Through tickets 10 Philadelphis. New York or
Boston can be had At the Station once 1t ali hours
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
Tor sohedule ,betwesn washinGton, Baltimore,
annapolis ana the y I,. wIds,oiMs;
IN. COLE, General fiofs. cent a'p''''"'h'
OkO. =. kOONTz, AEent WashinGton.
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DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.

HEADe'Rs PrYrH MILITARY DIsrRIcr.)
STATE or TESAs,
oYYIoE CHEZ Con-. OF suBsIsrsScE,
AUSTIN, Texas, sept. IL, 1862.
Sealed proposals, which must be In trplieate,
with q copy OF this Advertisement attached, will
be receives at this once until u o'clock noon, on
WEDNESDAY. the 10Th day Of Noyember, 1852.
for furnishing Fresh Beef TO the United States
troops stationed at the following places In the
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uANMACK's RESTAURANT. NO. 400 PENN
~ sfLyAnIA hyESg b nssr ths eoTSs i, q ~
Hotel, proprietor. Rooms and board on reason
BILE terms. feb6-Sm
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PROPOSALS. FOR FRESH BEEF.
HEADQUARTERS FIRsr MILITARY DrsrRIcr,l
OFFICE CHIEF CohhIssAhI or suBAIsrEEcK,
RIoHnoND, Va, Sept, u, 1873
Sealed proposals, In duplicate. will be received
At the once Of Brevet Captain Henry Narcotic,
~ i1isptIy. e. 4 PstsTssGurs, Va, until
Ing the United sta So bsistshes Department with
fkEsu BEEf
at PatersbuTg, Va. for six months, from November
Issp, or such less tlms as the CommissAry General
Of Subsistence may direct.
their bids, aud be prepared 10 give bonds FOR the
fuldllment Of their contract
Conditions, Requirement., payments, dc, as
heretofore. B. A. PORTkR
septic ct Bvt. MAI. and c. c. s. ist Mi. Dis.
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make up lost time, and tina. oar boast Of ezemI-
ton from their rayases q week or two ago was a
little premature. Whole feds Of late planted
corn upon clay lands have been cut on ny the
cut worm. but should the weather prove favor
able it may yet grow out Ct their reach We saw
a field to-day almost every stalk Of which has
been once cut of, but when Is nov growing Inc
" and does not seem to be materially affected
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Straw HousEs-An English inventor has
built some houses on a novel principle ar New
HAMPTON The houses are Of a chief-orier de-
signed fer laborers He compresses straw into
slabs. socks them in aolgti0n Of flint. 20 render
them freuroof. coats the two sides with a kind
Of cement or concrete and If these slabs the
cottages ara built by ingenious c0utrivances,
the quantity Of ioiners' work Is much reduced,
and rhe chimney Is So constructed as TO secure
warmth with the smallest consumption of fuel,
and az the same time o. heat drying closet.
The cost q a single cottage Il tAi. description.
combining D." all the reI uiremeuts o. health. de-
ceucy. and comfort, is c-hfy-tve pounds. The
commissioners Oh the employment o.. children,
young persons, and w.usl In agriculture, re-
port favCrab'y OF these cottages
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DENTAL NOTICE.
LIOUS BITTEk>'
tn THE FARMERS.

NIvE would CALI the attcuti1u o. isrus-
w DODGFS PATENT COMEIN I'D v ~ Il
AND REAPER and sELF RAKE asfeIr- f
ness Of drlft convenience % handle ard llra
the most profitable machine for the arn-r
Ii l. made Of the best material with wrla-
guards AGED with hardened steel. and eel =
MOVING or reapiug uneven surface ~
TANGLED grass or grain. u viii De- so'd a. -
or combined f1r reapius all kilds % --rlin-
ther particulars enquire 81
\. h. MILLER s1eI.1-a. ~
6eneral telrt o. 81 r-il --
Shrlfurn June -.-sfIlltEelu
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S25O.OOO

On single risk, s-l az We devote GUY emit 81 tine 90
tits business and employ every facility f-- --1--
actr- q % sa--s,-r-7-J manner. we think that L.
sarers viii and i- 20 Re ior their alvaata-s t- ut-us-
their business o. ou-ca-e and We VIII always look 10
Their interests and endeavor @ serve then i- SAL.
islac;o-y and q -Atul manner.
ALL LOSSES VIII be- LIBEE.ALLT ADJUSTED
and PROMPTLY PAID at this Agency il current
1uuds- Ths- desired ne VII make losses payable
in GOLD.
We employ az eZpsilcucsd Surveyor WHO VII
make surveys 70 NILS an- other risks VIXEN insur-
ancs is desired, without extra cta--e. and re are
prepared to place risks IN Any COMPANIES that
parties nav prefer. or fthe selection IS ls 70 We
VII Ei7e them the best Companies 10 this country.
p C1unuaiea;io1s BY nal vi receive prompt
attention
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NOTICE

SEEDS.
hENTI tkE Blu + GRASS SEED.
ORCHARD GRASS SEED.
HERDS GRASS SEED.
WHITE CLOVER SEED.
RID CLOVER SEED.
RED TOP SEED.
FLOWER TRELLIsES.
SEED WHEAT.
SEED BARLEY.
SEED PEAS.
SEED PLANTERS.
CORN PLANTERS,
And general assortrnelt Of Plo7s, Harrows, and
al mpie-nents used on the Farm or Garden.
Also, a choice selection Of
FIOw er Sc eds.
Prom the celebrated firm Of Hovey 4 Co. Ba-t,n
and Wick, Of Rochester For sal. by
j. 6. PIERCE l. son.
April l2-.dEwtf
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T HAVE bought Nj. : A BrUwnclls Marble
i Works al Essex Junctnn, and vii continue tho
business in ali IL hranclcs al ny oio stand
NJ. l. SNYDER.
Essox Junction, Vt, huril !, is59.-wan
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A THRFE-HORsE PORTABLE STEAM EN6INt
a and Boiler. in good runnisg order Tor sale iei
DAFT FRTE PRESS OFFICY,
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DR.. WAUOMONOGO's
Indian File Re8tcdy.
SAFE 81 CEETAiS
CURE FOR HEMORRUOIDS, OK PILES.

THIS is % Vc-itahie Iucian Re1lsfl tie reclic iar
L which Wa ot.aiuel from the medicine ulau OF "a
tribe Of Indians whose habits Of lie rendered them
subject % the most severe forms Of ts distressing
disease, and among whom lts virtues were highly
prizcd ard is history traditional being handed
down Ron one generation o. another most PEE
clous legacy 80 great their est nation q lte
value that 10 required WeeEs OF persistent grulic-
ton 10 overcome the rcticence 81 the willy savage,
and obtain the secret ol its composition and manu-
iacture- This accomplished the former proprietor
and friends similarly afflicted. Ii proved On uufai-
ing remedy IN almost every case, often electing
permanent cure by single application. The sever
est forms % the disease of many years landing were
completely cured hy il il a few DAYS. PMS clans
have given u their unqualified approval anu 40 IL
creased demand for it, iusties its more general In
PRODUCTION. Ii is 4 purely vegetable preparation.
compounded with great care from freshly cailered
roots and flowers and contains nothing that can in
lure the most delicate sg stem, and always Re
Used with perfect safety.
Nothing Is claimed for Il on the ground o. Us abo
riginal origin, only ask fair trial by those n
dicted, and TO them we leave the comparison be
tween Il ana other Preparations they have used
The present pr1prlcturs Of THIS valuable medicine
50 confident Of its success. and encp1r8 ged BY
hundreds Of certificates from Physicians and those
that have been cured by IT, that they now osr il 70
the public with the guarantee,
NO CURE, NO PAY.
q Price One Dollar per Bottle.
For sale by Druggist generally.
L. 4. EDGELL 4 CO.
Sole lruprieiors,
b WHOM all orders vii receive pr0Iz pt attention
Manufactured by r. COLBERTU.
Burlington, March %, l769.-i'd6wly
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r. n the 2is 50 e oogr. afthe Uu.l ,.

IL the District Court dfthe U-.-..
i District Of Nermolt.-Iu the -1--..
K. Jones, Bankrupt i- hs-s--.
petition has been GleC BE- saiI Cons
Jones Of Shrewsbury. 10 sai- T.s--.
a bankrupt under the A-- % Conc
i'57, for a discharge and cerr If.1-- T.. -
Dis debts and other claims pra-s.
and that the 9th day ofJulr. -.4
NJ. before the Hon j. A. SUI
Court, az his Chambers ir the ..-.-.
ass Eued for the hearing o. Tia
where all creditors who have a-.-.'-
other persons ln interest may a--a-.
4 any they have. why the praes- ~
should not De zrau-el-
Dated ~ Burlington, Oh the -.5 .
TiWiW j. E ~1r.r.u
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LTTTLE PREEATUEE-We learn with re-
gret that the cool weather q the past fortnight
has afforded the worms abundant opportunity 70
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3GiIGltgral, &r.
By on Agricultural Editor
Malvern FARES, Horris,ovn. ".

around upon the beautiful farms THAI skirt the
valley, or lie within it, and consider that many
more equally valuable and inviting iomesieads
are seated upon is noble tributaries. We could
not but wonder that the euterprisiuc citizens Of
the valley have not before aorsf IN the matter
Of securing railroad Communication with the
outside world. Ponierous loads % the products
Of the farm. the dairy, or the fJres. on their
way to the raii-oad stations at Georgia or Wat
erbury, challenged our attention 10 various
points, and Jed to the elic.tirc Of such inior-
nation on the bee; a> our opportunity would
permit. We are not ignorant of the Efforts that
are heinz made fn ;his direction. AM are per
hays rs q. wei read ur' on the subject as any
bolv r0- Immediately interested. ye- we never
realized t- imp rraura @. these people as ~ pres
emf. but with III the Information Thar We could
gather ra were unable 70 learn any reason flr
making -be ve.-e-u terminus of the road sew
c-al mile. nearer Canada ttan was originally
contemplated. ua'es. it be that annexation is
1eoue5 probable, SID communication with Mon
tral more desirable lhan with our own towns
and -..- IN The Clamrlai1 valley We SUD
pose however, thar hes'5a- the aeo-mua ll-ian
ot tte i.c.' bushes. ta5re a-s many things con-
ue--cl vf.a this mattar IF locating and t1iii-
Ing railroads t.a- we never dreamed u, and as
fri. DOT just ia 1ur line. We -r.-s- ..r apology
f.r melting with ;he matter.
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y the District Court " The Init Co..
Il District Of Nenmout-In the n.--...
Howe, Bankrupt Notice L hercbT
petition has been fled in said Con-
hoWe Of braLGon in said District --l
a i-6l, for a discharge and certifea--
aL his debts and other claims prura-H.
Actland that the 9Th day 0fJulrI ~.
b. before the Hon. d. A Smaller. I.-
court at bis Chambers 10 the Civ 10 ~
signed for the hearing the sane s-..--
az creditors who have proved
ulnef persons 10 Interest. may a-.--
cause, II any they have. why ~ -.- --
titIou should not be granted
Dated al Burlington, on the 9Th as-.--
auW5E i. Z. slflrr=
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For s. cash we VIII send the FREE PRESS and the
Riverside Magazine OF Our Young Folks ono
year.
For $3.50 cash. we vel send the FEEE PEEss and
Tho Country Gentleman. one year.
Tors 30 cash. We VIII sond the FREE PRESS and
Putnau's Monthly, or the Atlantic Monthly, o.
the Galaxy one year.
For g. cash 7c win send the FREE PRESS and IIar
pe-'s Monthly, OF Harper Weekly, or Harper.
Bazzar.
NOTE list When premium are taken no allow
anee or discount from the above figures ear be given,
on subscription 90 the FREE PEEss.
1l. The Ma=aziues above named vii be sent di
rect from the office of their publication hut an or-
ders should De sent e. the FREE PEE-s Office
ed. AL. goods offered as premiums oder than
magazines VIII be delivered az our Office af1 VII be
warranted good and all We claim them TO b. having
been purchased by ourselves expressly fe tins pur-
pose.
- Everybody can get something. Orders for
clubs. with the money, may he sent int any time
up T. JULY lst. and should state whai Promium is
to De applied for. i you do not get nouEh Toy a
high premium, you can take lower sle.
e Give your own name s. well e those you
send. and address all letters to
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Bankrupt 0otiees.

the District Court o. the United Co..
4 b.slrlct Of Vermont In the ms-.e--.. q
oayrei bankrupt. Notice l. hersb- =. -ls
petition has been fled In said COM t- =
s4yre Or hiddlobury IN said Dist-i-- a.5 -.E
. 49,. ,-l sr1pt under the Act o. Couz-ss. +.
- IT a discharge and certificate tbs-. '.ls
ms debts and other Claims p-1vabI. ~ o.
an That the 9Th cay O July. Sc, az .Il--'
l,tslIe the Hon D. a. Smalley. J-4-a
Oelfli az MS Chamber in the CITY ofF---
~ lEnee i1r the hearing q the ssrs.
Nlere al creditors who have proved 49,
oller persons In interest, may atfs,s
ution should not BE granted
lltel al Burlington, on the 5th 5a----
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