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MorticinE Machines.
GtANFIELD'S Morticing Machines at the manu-
~ facturers price, for sale at
a1O 10 BROAD STREET.
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FOR SALE,
.iaRolufion.
POTATOES.

0nOBUsHELS CHOICE POTATOES, suitable
ZUO for seed or eating purposes, just received
and for sale cheap for cash by
WAISER Il VONARX,
ap17-tf Tanner Building, Morris avenue.
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PIANO..

FIRsT-RATE SECONDHAND PIANO, for
n sale OF to rent very low in perfect order. 1t
has lust been refnished. Warranted. Apply at 30
Elm street, near Morris avenue. AL 1--WE
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STORE TO LET,

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FnR RENT,

A FINE residence in the neighborhood OF JET
n ferson Park pleasantly located, elegantly fur
nished, Piano and Parlor Organ. Will be let fur
nished or unfinished Apply to
JOHN M. COWELL,
an03 1w No. IL Arcade.
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YTNHE House now occupied by G. H. Ross, No.
L West Jersey street. Possession given between
the LIST and 10th of May. Inquire of
a12 If ROSS l. SON, 1874 Broad st.
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Boarding..

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THE ELIZABETH DAILY MONITOR is
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ly opposite the National State Bank, by
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Plus IX is shrewiold mendicant. The Mar
quis of Butte lately offered to replace some of the
windows in St Peters with new ones. His Ho-
illness duly examined the structure, and came to
the conclusion thst other portions were in more
need of repairs. So he intirnated to the Marquis
that the windows were in very good condition.
but that the money which it would take to re-
place them, IS, 900 fr could be satisfactorily eI-
pended by the Church for other purposes We
presume that the Pope's generous offer will be
disregarded by his Grace. The difficulty is that
portico windows would be such q conspcu' rus
monument of the donors benevolence, while a
SUN Of money expended less prominently would
leave the giver only the consolation Of his OWE
conscience.
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England is at present Witnessing the singular
spectacle of two clergymen on trial for heresy.
One of them, Mr.. Voysey, an advanced Ration
alist, is srrsigned for denying the Incarnation
and the Atonement; the other, Mr.. Bennett. is
held for teaching the Real Objective Presence,
Sacrifice offered by the priest, and Alteration Of
the Real Presence. The case will, of course, be
carried to the courts of the last resort And
after the refractory divines are duly suspended,
they will be warmly welcomed by their respective
friends, Sc; up as martyrs, and honored in every
conceivable way. The best way nowadays for
an unsuccessful preacher to manufacture repu-
tation, is to commit some offence against church
discipline, and endure the ordeal Of trial
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We do not perceive that Gen. Grout adds any
new facts to the history Of the battle; nor has
he, in any respect, changed our impression Of the
relation Of Gen. Sickles' share in il to the grand
total and grand result. There were contingence,
involved which do not seem to have occurred to
Gen. Grout. For instance. a movement Of the
enemy, from his right, upon Gen. Meade's COM
munications, would have compelled the with
drawal from Getysburgh, in view of the posi-
bihty Of which the order on which Gen. Grout
lays such stress was probably prepared. Bat
our space is limited to days aud we will reserve
further comment, for hss crowded condition
Of our columns and till after the receipt Of Gen.
CIRCUITS second communication.
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NOTICE.

F,eb mail subscriber TO the FREE Pass will ind
,h. date at which hi. subscription expires % Tue
printed label with his name.
II the date is already past rs'i al once Nj 0u
will oblige the Publishers.
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Henry Ward Beecher puns the Chicago I'D
rance, an organ Of the Congregationalists, as "a
fearless paper" The compliment is valuable
one, for we know of no editors that need courage
of all kinds 50 much as our polemical brethren
of the religious press. In the case Of the I'd
raace. howe'e the praise is not undeseryed.
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alton oil sea nsh 10 TINS o'ate' pAsse nd
a. 10 amend an ac' iuI 'ne a. So of
preservation OF hsh IN the waters OF 'he 0'a''
Vermont WAS taken up the question oeln- o- ~
motion to reconsider the vote refusing I
third readlng' the Eots was ieconsldefe''' "n-
the passage OF the o'll was reiasei-
bills READ tue 'hlru une- IL feia'uls :,
the author'Aiu ,a. ol peiSO'S l" seI'o pio''''
passe1-yeas ioo' nays U,
rs, relating TO the supreme court pass
gu ,r
lo2' 70 lhcoi p''a'e '',e i'u'''HN anu "e''i''
ha II Va company, ptss
li"' III a'iehAiien' 20 So % a" az Gu
u'S4 ar aC' W '''' 'V'
ma, o'n - |ft,li H. -
Mr nu,,s' is'.' li,'''s'i u, u an '',e
AloP1nS Wv I'm ,-.i-.i,,.,,.
annex a par "' 'ne 'o"H ct ~ .
'o"h u Do' "nleu va -, ~
re'urhei u Tue oenA'e ~ '17
ate -. -. II
rom oo'-i'-l..,'' oN w ~.
Id4' 10 ing' P1lS'e 'I' e'i'''
third reading fe'u7'I- ....-.. II =,
IRON committee on
IN all'''h 10 On H.' II. =
the chahse Oh nepo's au' s''''',.' O'
approved NOV. 49, lo'0, u.90s's -. NJ
hincAley OF Oheisei, vi, - NJ
Severance oil u.gSeTi ...-,i...ii e., 20,
Mt, "Oo9 vi an "a - -, .Esll
ton OF the pro'l'o, VA. 'l' ~ -
DC sgue' - a. ~, ''i. - -. ,,..s.l IN
OF the t"w" "lefe tae sa'l u' nv - f' IN -.
be located, ana tNe sa-i Pe.l,..'. - 60,
security lor e's'' '' liO''e'
agreed 70 t-..,.-i ,--.......i ,.,..
The DIE was 'Aeh ie'' '-'' '-'-'' '-'.
ed. ..,.,-..,,.
Hi--'-A'H.
TUESDAY, Nov IT,
p...el IN ,.r.urrercs-H I45. 20 incorporate
80 v.r,e--r,.s Y,yiy,tios C,npany.
II oo5 70 rrevert the destruction Of FISH
II .,03 ~ Iey-li,s the Grand list Of the town Of
Cboi.e,
II 90 n ls.,,ii,r certain acts Of the toNu Of
-.
.',,,,,.,,,,;c,tior y,. received from the Score
- s+,t rr,nsrritt,r.- tie annual report Oh
-ti,.bs MARRIAGES and deaths .
~ - ,,.,;,1 If Mr. IIu;-biu.ir # Franklin. a
- - NO.. ,.risra5 IN Do. urirta,i f 2
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THE WEEKLY FREE PRESS
Is published every Friday morning by
THE FREE PRESS ASSOCIATION
College ST., Burlington, VI
TRIMS
Two Dollars a Year in Advance.
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REcErPr TOR MAgISG APFLz WIN 80
poand, Of brown sugar, one Tound .i'l-s'
lime put into pure sweet cider from 'l' n.
enough to I'll a forty-,allon barrel 't''' -
hung out forty-eig ioIrs, bung uF' IN,
leave A smsli vent until Fermentation
ceases. 1, should be kept in a cool place N n,
i, has csas. to ferment it Is ready FOR lS'
LONGER it stands ihe better II is
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Joint resolution-From the Senate, authoriz-
ing the Trustees Of the State Library to purchase
a complete set Of English Statutes for the Libra
ry; adopted in concurrence.
II 30, to annex part of the town Of Whining
ton to the tosn Of Dover; returned from the
Senate with proposal Of amendment (sutmitting
the bill 60 the vote Of the towns for acceptance),
which was agreed TO.
S.nste bills referred-90, to incorporate the
Waterbury National Trust Company; to commit
tee on banks
go, to incorporate the Union Trust Company :;
to committee on banks.
Reports-From the judiciary committee, in
Eayor OF 2S9, To lsshliIs sertain acts Of the
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/, costs JET e,aets $1,000 h''. Obj.
e.-iofs re. e. solder. At .ea-i -l-.
...,, D., b. ,be rate established BY tHe 'a',
E.ul,u IT, h. will be 'ef. S-5.pa' @. 60.
III. r-andehHIrea. with the exception FL.
who .sryei ia the Confederate Army ono
was eut Of with only $4,000.
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Montpelier, Nov. u, 1869.

Very respectfully, &c,
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., frisadshirs falter when nisfortuAes
frovs,
TAs hloaaons walsh when The leaves
tara bfsxa,
Tho shslls lie stranded vhcn the I,.s
gpes down,
Hat yoa, dear heart. arveves trae
Tho grass grove greoncst whore tho
vAin dssps tall,
Tbs vine ciasps closest to the erumbling
10 lore hleoas swestsst andes sorrows
ulrsdl, a.
iose yea, darling. oaiy you
The early robin may iasget 10 aing,
The loving Ntsaes nay refass 70 cling.
Or he hN,ok 70 tiakls u the call Of
spsLak
But you, dear heart, ass ever true.
: i~t tho rslvv niasls with your hair Of
, II. ~ yesvs grow drex-y and the world
~ HAx old.
Bat he Iovs ] bear % &. ui meier grow
cola,
levs you, dazzling saly you
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Planters Mutual
INSURANCE G MPANY,
HOUSTON. TEXAS.

Fin, Aarins, ~ Inland Insurance.
4. J. 1U0kE,. Ptesi1e NJ,
:. =. ID. Wot.SlbN., Vice psrs,t.,
{. = NSNulOPE, SECRETARY.
DiaacS0Es:-JoA. Bsasheas, 3. u
Ca.hiee, J. X Morris. A. J. HusAs, !.
7. D. Wilaoa, n A. Hst's, len. khearn,
G. y. k,s6ssp~, ". N. Tsyi,s, R, Isrsv.
ssss, J, v. Assdssspa, 4. \. Kisibss.
and J, Colsnas.
y. Il. nOYSTON,
0sssssl Aesss IT. Tsaas.
d.. A. G. AAa-ts,
Agsnt u NAssAail.
May 81 - h4S-ly
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ssssse+ q NJ 3csS K ,rssw.. IA
Es~s# n
u, :. s .g,;;f Mn incosroscsi soal.
! ssfscer ~ s " spiritual
y ~ ~, 7 81 isTa
a ~ Nm All ~ ~ ,hi. won
4 fsM ,irsSi tSius-- ~
ssyDufk1s 4 1upa{psbir, 4ssr Aewn sra
= m E4vN, m IN b sesr-- ~ hscly New.
y MN SovsN h ecMpnnionshir,
= M IN 1 wY.ss ny bssusses, or unfold
e,Ser uiads what sbea dsst aeon -
IA rf.sY y
- 49, ~ 6tspI Goth live I eel IL
EsT SM;5a 'gf8 '57ss
tsnon Ire ~, uHe1stssSd fest Of Tiuei
ssP4ah intri}pttHaf dream, Tho waystde
'ssI' msssre,
2 Fkyc4 &sSlySq--shoes h0ly uesscnEsrs
IN wieNS1 hscush ~ snber glo~
y ~ oFknnyp.
n, <li,le shf6ask esen's rirrnms,sbssnt
IN
AN ,NInr 81 fair or strsagc, Of strange
- ~ Mr..
~ Nst~1 nat iie--.destrcs, doubts and
ftnrA;
Thk xndet stsndins large intelligence
tn ksesrs The world Of mind, and
~ gathers up
iron, IN he mighty, lone, heroic dead
4iic starry H;si.i, I'D rsss isaasininss !,
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THE New York Dsy.liook is nm earn.
est, cutspokch, and Independent psre~,
dasnscd " tho equality. fraternity and
prosperity Of tAe Democratic niasses,
and tho defence Of tho grand Asaericnn
system Vi Federated Slater, on = White
basis, established by Wsshing ton sud
the fathers Of American liberty. II
holds that this glorious American sys-
TEN OF selfgoverning States and homo
gsnsous eis;scnship, which, Ii seventy
yssr Of peace and prosperity, never
shed .oAs drop Of A4ssieam Blood Of
convicted = single cisissa Of Aisloyklty,
or directly taxed ths people che dollar
for It's support, and might DO safely OK.
tended over tho whole =" Leundjesa con
tinent" WAS the best goverpnsat ~ u
sarlh, asd must b rsslorsd 8 a. Il was
made hy Washington. OF ths whole lad
must needs collapse inso chaos, anarchy,
and ruin. Ssss'
The Day-liook, tberef6rc, demands
tho sss;erssi0aa Of the White Republic,
and as must md will be accomplished,
either Through their reason, Dr. the
blsd and sascring Of tho people, it
earnestly .abors Gas the k,srsss. md b.
badly gYvppling with the errors, luna
eies, And criu,ss Of Mongrclisu,, il strives
i's nt~4~t - Se.e The s.srs'y frcm the
awful asce.sitiss oe the latter
Tie Day Book will, however. Asrsal.
tor be moss thAn sssr jsvesaA y Ill the
varied purposes of ntsrs paper Con
sci6as INIT II seaohes thun6nnsls Of Fam.
w Who tAls no mher jodfnai, bcyanA,
pcrhsps. thais iocal paper u WIN con-
iinas and improve IL News Of tae
Vssk I t,assuasv, NJ M u present n
transcript Of tbs Worlds events N each
s-ss ~ q" sm,ly 'Dp4rts,ent" will
embrace the hsss original and ss'ect5&
ssnrisa ~ Agricultural Tina elncnt"
's-im bs fssey su.saiRsd, md bs(AE the
e~ly papss u il slas~ assds ~ snpvsssly
fos Coun1sy sisuaiatisw, Il v co~tJsns
that 10 10 Wsysh d~skss the price u
usshly tsssssAiy reprinted frm daily. |
Y gives fYll and cYWplsss ssporss ii ~,
xsw Yofk and Albany Cattle Mark@ta
0nsin, Fsesisior, md Uossos Markets,
sal y WelAly Rssisw u tSaa~sisl Mat
terra, together with the Mashsn, " Tel.
essaph, ftua .sNsws Dsasans, ChicayQL
4 hsssssssa, philsa~lphin, &c t.. ~
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~ ?. ". ALEXANDER E.q, The q
km'~n "p. W. Al" s,on;, tssais 's
spsss4pos<iHi.
Nj. 4. i,kv. CHAUpRoN tas
Iatos u . Jpsph ,l< s.-md al |.
Unsst.'1 and ~ NV ~. II. \ PiEhi
ws0V eAisststs svtHiinl nflicis- sns ~
issashsisas tso,a TN f'c,Ah ans u
ukAh
We bavs aow a hand beilisni -
krn III pm f.KAMBA TllORil
sslkss of" Rasr Osks i" and o'hrf :
Inactive sFtklss frvu the rsnw scanr y
b. ex,Hetd,
THI SUNDAY TIMES he, /
AGRICULTURAL AND iloks
CULTURAL DEPARTMENT, sTf
chsFgr u ,A< non, q y. LAN'NS
tWMkrly w~lI kSown ~ iis sdit'T o' ,
Mvai . Advert iaes, AID more ls'el' ~
.killtal and sscccssIul Agr'enl'a'H =
Hositeultsvist
Bss.dss ihr above, srtlc'ss BY 'sl-sl
abs written. wbo prefer that Ihr'' -
should moi now " snRonnc'i' ri
AGREEABLE. and entertaining cores III =
~sce : domt~tic and iweisn--s'Ti ..
fsa'srss Of special interest nay d
r<attd. .,
4 fell TELEORAPlliC suNNAm
81 " Don,estis aid Foreign Ness
vsk wul b gIvra In each 'ssee
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We are now publishing
"Your Year. In The 1sbel Capita

by T. c. DxLEON, Esq,, lalc "a
Of the &C. smorAi,e.
A. J. REQUitK. E,q., one Of be a
distinguished Vi SoNih,ra poets. i ~
engagement 10 contribute rex ulaly irs|
cOiuhs,s.
JOHN Il. THOMPSON, Nv 4
editor of the Southern LITERARY NssI
grt, alike brilliant in prose aud pcsa 4
on our lit.
WA. EVELYN, Esq, late tdis
The " Cr scent Moa.hiy." is cur nrs1
New Orleans correspondent. and sSs
triba'or in other Departments
During the year W. sssIl puDlsi 4
scres 81 ,kcsrh~r.
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Six Months, 176
Clubs fTen or more, per nnnum, each 80
THESE papers
and rank with the saag edss
Ing No spared leading
In every way worthy of patronage
Conservative In their character devoted
Try important qaestn dealt with frankly
whh sssa and dignity In additions
aAsat sad infsmsieH addin9
Rssh kas hundred and Ay
joss~al II he United e " 'e
win e.: advantages and with experience
meet the fall measure Of public -
thsr hms In the history the when the
their nj
~ Thi n tina suuh bs found b
Al other closed ne
~ psbie mind can b. reached - = -
The price Of these papss paosd cub.
ssrhns % nevsPapsf can saord b hhe thsn.
~ jnEsnA2Oo eonb . uhsai
These nerApe viii b devoted other
Scientific Researches Agriculture the
ssssss g. viii receive de- Assssts ndpirl he. wses si
family circle iII7 re = Ut 4TTf 49, -
The tdrs alternate each conducting
The .evshy u pshihss
esicsissd attract aean and
M end that vs be had tAs iaespcs II The
u does not feel willing obsc TT bolh
~ tussRlsa Of the de ~ hin nxhhof
other shd tAss ohtain shs Of ~
Therefore, make C1sh import
larger and consequently interesting Tia
~ hsn worthy Of patronage 49,, :.
ssps>nbsr 81, 1881 .
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CITATION.
THE STATE or TExAsl
AApasns fN-

"a. n.,~
= - - $500 A y x ~ cS~'sssa ~
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R~d W. i.ist u distinguished .-s.
nj The Sou,h. with whom aranea~s
hare hsra nsae br reral.t con',i'ssx
Ia The cslumna ofthe SUNDAY THE
during thc year:
ADMIRAL xAPHAIL sENn
AZ. 11oU11R. Late Of noba
JOHN \. THOMPSON, of vlrra
?. ". ALEXANDER. Of oeorya
WI. Iy1LYN, Of New 0rleam
T. c. DsIE0H, Of South Carolia
MADAME A. DIV. CAAUDae
Of Mobile.
Raw. Dr.. n. n. PIERCE, Of Mob
KAMA THORPE" Auths
"leur 0aks."
Hon. Q. LAN0D0N, OF Alastz
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JA01 Uvn INSURANCE o..
Montreal visganla.
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Getting Papets BY ADMIRAL sENs1
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AGENTS WANTED 10 Mi ! beck
II great valus n Farmers, Mechanics
and WorAlNKMen of all trades and oc-
esI~tioss. Nov ready, The
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-16
IN PRoBATE-IowA COUNTY COURT.

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In the matter Of the estate 81 William Bell deceased
On reading and filing the petition Of Jane Bell ad-
mnstrslrix Of said estate, representing among other
things that she has fully administered sad estate and
Drawing that time and place be fixed for examining
and allowing her account Of her administration II 10
ordered that said account be examined the Judge
n This Court on the third Monday in January next
ensuing, at the Court House In the village Of Dodge
vile.
And II Is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested by pubshings copy
this order for three successive weeks In the Mineral
Point Tribune, weekly Newspaper printed and cir
cuatlng In said County.
by the Court.
ALEX. WILSON, County Judge.
Dated December 9TH, 1869. oO-3w
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-16

The REPUBLIC INSURANCE COMPANY.
Attention is invited to the advertisement
Of this institution to be found In another
column. The Republic, though but young
company, has taken and maintains prom
inent position in the insurance world. Its
influence has been felt by many in reducing
the rates extracted by combinations, and in
afordipg insurance at fair and equitable
rates, From our own experience we know
this to be the case in one or two instances
A company that does this is entitled to the
confidence and patronage of the public,
which we are glad to know is being awarded
the Republic in this city. A meeting of
the Mineral Point stock holders will be held
at Judge Wilson's Office on the evening of
Dec. 22d, 1869,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-16

THE GREATEST INVENTION OF THE
SEAsoN-The ladies' and gents Ear Protec-
tor is something that has been long need
ed, as it is easily adjusted and perfectly
protects the ears and neck from the cold
Is much superior to the old style of mufHer,
being less cumbersome and closer fitting.
Is equally as well adapted to ladies as gen.
tlemen, aud really an indispensable to
skaters. To be had at Deller's.