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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23

Wansrleituns.j Die ausfabruus bic.
les oura bic leSte uebsridpsmmung unterbro.
@suen Wertts tit IsBtsr Gage an Der Z. Straes
wtecer aufssrommen uoroen unp es 1T ~iptsrei.
iant, benz erfuisrslpen Arbtiten pes Oampfbob
rers 3uaultauen, wel&er Der xeitun9 pur1 ben
Gslen ben We9 babnt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23

gerartbeilte gerbre&er purbsa
reuerninss mad tfm 3u@tbauie ssi&idt, no.
bel Elm sswi0tr Combs pessn Netbsu&t auf 20
unb !. Granbal unb q. Sadion speseu aussc-
ben faliasn @elets auf IS SABRE bic wferee.
bitbe @iion uub Stepbens erbisltsn ieber 8
Sabre. q.
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~ 9lu Bic Mbpnmenten. -

8eim S9lu7t be6 S~abrsan96 brin<
aen mir ben Mbpnnenten in Der Stact
st. paul in Grinneruns, tae Der 2ra>
eer pes uWanoerer", 81. Matbtas
Marreu, keauftra9t 1T, bic Ntpnne<
mcntsselrer uno NnSei9etubren ~ein3uz
faljtren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23
Neuer M8emt.

81. Musuft Meifer in @rssnfslb, @ise.,
tatte bic Site, bic Msentur fir ben ~@nnee>
ret" in bsrtiser @estnb su iiberntbmen unb I'm.
pfeblen nir benielben alien teuti@en 3atbulifen
our freunblihen lntertisuas bel 8erbreituns
fatbolil9er Qeftiire. .,F
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23
@1uu ; Nu%5feuunBen unb Ibeater

Ter Gemetnbsratb Der Stapt ct. paul psrurbnst
ME Irlst:
sec. |. s. iua seieslia ni4t erlaubt iein rur ete
rsss msbrere psripaea. S~au' austtsaunSen, AasuSaae1,
circus III reranlta ten ceer Spirlt, 3pncsrte, tpsatraltlpe
rcey aupsre Oe. l1eIunyeG. ileeno elHet Art reer unrere
Gur.pttat.a 81 ssbsn. rur meI0s Us,apluns sesrysrsutu y
trBeno wsiaer 4rt 9efproert Uotr e.npfaasea wIlo. ebne
prrrar eaja ppm Wemelnotrltp Ger Stapt St. saul We
S.mluisuM9 ~rinSepplt ~ pabeu. Inp leee yericn pbtr Ser.
fpnsn, ~ssGe pe aprlsslttsa flsisr Gerprpnuns
a%uertsetsa, !pltn iautD's lt1a. un0 t.a: SraIe
Hpn nlpt ntep. ais $1vU Iur epe uepertrttuns N1lbIen uno
e. leu ete ,Etst es putisihels uao Der yp.l,t1Seamtea
Ter Statt vt. yaul lr,n, III jeeern Saae, NOD Die ysrlprIr-
ten etsisr Slotnant Uer.est Oter nltt bsovsptet ,sn lDutsa
bic caseceu rp %psrteblenpt y.rpn Deer Yer,pnen ~ yer.
iaitta uao ne Deer s~irf.l5en spr 0ea Staetrtpter ~ Tuprsa,
um pp III SetfeT Der u bertretunS ~ peramt.Settem.
Sec.2. aue uao jece ielGs yerlpn pesr Yesjpnen,
iretGe pic NbltDt BADEN n,rsen, Ve8enranee Der statur.
tunoe retf aneere Sur1rltat.v sur SHau ~ tsaeH roer
trsene lrelpe SpleIe pper tptatrailne UprittlunBsn ~ Be.
btn, Tur ne Vsls pptr Sf3aplunS poer VersutanB irJeno
utlGtr 4rt 9e[rrrert pper anyenpmutu Wirp. Eplen peT-
ptItpt,1 lela, ltN ah ben Nta9Dr rper Vtmetneeratb Der
Stabt ct PAUL Eoer an psa 0lert um cine Y.ptliyune iu
Mencen, BE pom Utlupr peer otao tatp pcer Stty Glert
eeysbea serpea mag fur tr5ene eln 9rncert pper tp.atras
lilne w. nsuun9, n01es1n ee 1p oaruIa beIrerbvnpea
yericHen TEN Staoilua Ymeter bic Summe ppn w tUr
bic critic RSrut uno so Tur jece earaur ~TiIarnee 25p1e bt<
aatlt pabsu, pcer int UerbaltnlB FUR etnen lsel Der
9ScIe uub Die 8%endnnten StaotbepDrprn nipBen etntyenil
loUns tr9eae rlurr yerlon ocerYeripaen erlpellea fur >dau.
auslttauaBth Eararanen. Circus pcerS ptsle nl1 Se3ablun8
elmer eu!nntr urn s4O perAaS III ota Stdptlpasmssler, mtt
fem 0prptrait, Dug Irenn elneYeripu eper YerIVaen ,rBrnp
elne SdbauaG sttuunec per VurtteuuuS e%ripapnter Nrt III
8ebtn G.apW9ttst, b.pDr Der Staetratp lip pe. lamn,xlt,t Ger
A'aYr. soss Gitp'elr1t enc lpIpe ysptalsun1 ~austteuen
mag b.. out .au1lten OsrlamaliunS ots V.n.etnperatpss
nagQ.ia rsa S,aetftagmrlHsr 1s pc.srsapAt Saa,iu.
beSaplt IpSsosa II, anp teIne lpl&e 8sutl,euno ira 8tsevsa
pser ~aEsSeIte.t pereta. bic nas ,Yelb caTur BEN xtapt-
i9asnettsr besabIt uno le,n VupTan1iGsta pafur seme ,ts
GIert uurstipieIen 1T.
Diss Serprsnuns tritt In Rrait bon ibrer Qualification,
at.
gantr. z. CT. 1869.
e. 6. Reeb,
Natbsprdf,sat.
S. s. WtIliamH,
Staot- Glerf.
Seftdtiot9. Set. 1o6Y,
SIS. 81 arfielb,
Nassr.
publisirt am %. Git 1869.
MprtIeBuno fpfnt.1
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23

Sebe 5ausfrau lulte tpt0tn TO man Glen.
waaren an, tiQisfen fault. @ir ratben i: @sbt
na@ benz Deuti9en @ture BON y. $. 2iueete
u. 60.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23

Die neue Dampflpribe purne leb.
ten Montas in @seenwart bes Maycrs, bee
StaotratbeS ,. prpbirt uab Is ltefen RE Ser
iuhe CUR suQen 3ufrieoenbe.t ab. Gin Ba1
isritrom pom II :3oa wuree 2633 SUP weit &C.
worfen
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23

Gilenbabnperbiabuns. Sn ptni'
een Gaasn rerpsn bic ct. Vaul unb @uperior
bic st. gau( u. paciFe uno bic ct. vaul u
Chicago Q,nien idmmtli9 in bieler Stapt burd
sinen Sbienenwse psrbunben fem.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23
Sr. q. $. &innemann

9r. 8. $. Ginncmann
in ct. Sofepb, Minn., III iosben scn ieiner g.
i9aftsreiie suradsetebrt, bic er gu benz 3wede
untsrnommen bat, UNI ieinen pbnebin reid
aussenat'sten Stpre nod nit allen neuen VI.
t,fsln tn Cry @OopS uuo anbern @aaren gu
psrlebsn. Das Yublitum miro baber in ieinem
slsenen Sntereie banoeln, w,nn IS %beiNntaufen
oleiem lolipsn @ei9ifsbauie feline beionpere
Aufmertiamfsit i9entt. Sftl6,1m m
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23

8e1uhe. Dieie Wo@e erfreute uns &eS.
ylut pom Biuona, ein FARMER ,6reuub bes
u@anesrer", iowie aud 81. Raspar 8aberid,
Der hem cfratiibe 8anbieat fir bic StaatsiGag-
meiferne1e, nit ieiusn1 9eiuhe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23

Cine Na0e moueuer Benpeden (Blantets)
bunte unb pe,6e, wurpen seitern bel u. s. 0tn'
oefe u. 60. auesepadt. Wan tann ~bieielter
Jest sstrauGsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23

Neben benz Stere Der 6rn. @etriber Eirame
it cine pom penielben erri&tete 9:uwaase our
DFentliGen Benusung an9ebradt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23
OenpfratiicbeS &taatS=3 tcfet.
SIR UpNHerneur:
Georee g. Gtis,
RON Nam5eY County.

UuV
Georee g. otis,
BON Stanley County.
sur st.utenaxt @pussraear*
60. 81. Wiswea,
Yon Blue Garth.
sire aats.eeeretatr:
s.. 9. Tlabe1ane,
BON Diaunure.
6ar etaats.aubttur:
9ouiS 81. Gyms,
BON @tearns.
Sir 0eneral.Nn ~ alt:
Seoraoe Smitb,
BON Dafota.
SIR 5taats.s4asmetR
Ga8par 8aberieh,
BON NteeoIet.
garOberrt4ter Der @uptemegourt:
Gbar1e8 g.. TlanbraM,
BON 9ennepin.
Sir Gtertser supreme Court:
90. 3. 8outtpeQ,
BON Mc0epb.
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Der iril9e golfsmann George Graneis Iraiu
1T bier ansetemmen uno balt Sftntltde gor-
traee.
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OempfratiicbeS GpuntD=Sifet

Sur Senatpr:
SON. George e. Seder.
Sir @eprdfentanten:
Gobn ~. Gilman,
saul Saber,
@tQiam Oaoern.
Sur Sheriff:
Gobn Grace.
Sir @9atmetfer:
6. g. Mline.
Sur Reetftr Of Deebs:
Jaccb Main3er.
SIR gounts-Anwa1t:
@aroep Officer.
lr@eridtsIareiber
I1bert Irmitrpn9.
Cir Coroner:
9r. 81. 0uernpn.
SIR County 6 uunmtfdr
3peite @aro-Sobn S'Gonnor.
Dritte Goiepb Spic!.
8ierte 8. @tablmann.
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Sfficielle @tabt=3citun
&otal= Nemtgtetten.

@tabtratb. Sn Der 9ibung bie1er 8e.
bSrpe bonn Iesteu Dienfas Nteuo wurbe bic
5ra&tbil fir bic neue Dampfmal9ine g.neb-
mist i'm 9ftraoe pom $500.
Mebrere Orbinansen, betrefenb bic Minne<
iota Bailey &ailroab, famen CUR grlsbisuns
etenio Berurbnuneen fiber bic Mnlesuns Don
Seitenwegen in Der Stabt.
Die Mneebote fur ben 8au les sroben 3d.
gems Der ct. paul Bride tuurben ie einem Ml-
esrmann Don ieber @aro iitermieitn unb 3war
1. Warb: @eareon. 2. @arb: 0itdielb, 3.
Warb @iti&, 4. @arb : 5ar,eQ unb S. @arb:
&oobes.
Die itrisen 8el@liGe t,trefsn gerbeGtrun>
gen an peridiebenen Stra6en.
Ter ct. paul @a6er'0ompasnie sett bic
Weiiuns gu, bic @rabtn, bur& pel@e lie Sci.
tuussrUbren eelest mieber TIT ben suten 3ufanp
berau1euen, in benz fe iid uorber befanben.
Gplgente @ablrihter purbea ernannt:
Critic Warp-Mrtsmus Sale.
;3weite &u1sQ 8lately.
Dritte i" @m. 9. Dean.
0ierte i" George %. Moore.
GIufe y. puiep.
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0uittunAeu.

Gmpfanaea fir ben @anberes 1pn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-17

Read vhA; the editor oL the Cincinnati Tlaass
says OF ALIENS LUNG BALSAN.
A REsAESABLE CUsE.-1Ir. Samuel Lewis. one OF
the old Pioneers Of C.leinniti. was very long, ap-
psrently. in the las. stsses Of Consumption, and
given up by physicians When some Kind friend re
c mmended him to use ALIENS LUNd BALsAM
he did so, aud Immediately commenced recovering.
and is now able to attend 70 business. be ssys
Sc In truth, I may say it has saved my life" Mr..
Lewis Il well known in Cincinnati, aud the fullest
confidence may be placed in his statements. IT.,
due, therefore to the community. especially those
suffering arier this terrible malady that he fullest
publicity be gwen to such marvellous cures, that
other sufferers may avail themselres Of the remedy
With pleasure. therefore we refer 70 this cure.
From our knowledge OF the merits Of this excel
lent Balsam, and what We hear OF its merits we
think it should be st used by all persons suffer
ins from cough, or pulmonary complaint.
We hear that many far advanced in consumptior,
have been cured hy it, use. dec-fd&WIN.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-17
rNpEFINEp AILAlaNTa.

There ere msny ailinents, trying in their nature
but the symptoms Of which not sufficiently
specific to enable physicians to assiiy them un5er
any particular head. As general rule they arise
from general debility Of the whole examination,
but their primary cause in al least three cases ont
4 Eve i lack Of brisk vital action IN the stelaaeh
and live s.imulste and tone the relaxed digestive
and secrstlve org&--, and bodily ease, hcal'h aud
VII Or viii follow the tresta.o.. Among ali the
medicines which have been Recommended G. ''n-
dueg, this end, nome has been administered with
sueA gailosln and entire success ss II JSfETIbh'S
sfO1acH BTTgRS.
lis Ahsreaisn- we're selected from the vegetable
hih2aom' originally, v IL view to the inYisora-
u'n oil the physique and the cons itrt.on' and also
ior Their anti-blious and slightly laxative P5ssef
lies twenty odd years Of experience has proved
That ths'e herbal restorstiyes were wisely chosen
aho Lave been sudicoudy appoTtioned in this eoie-
DRAFTED pfeParat On. Hot only a. \ specific for in
digestion and ali kindred complaints, but as a
aoassAoH remedy for all the minor ailments ineident
to humanity, it has obtained reputation based On
uniGpesehable testimony, which fairly eclipses
thai ofsny other proprietary OF oraeinsl medicine
in ne.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-17
poSrOs MARKET.

hhnSfsHAf, br'. IT,
TIU1 AIN fla Flour market there is uu N
a-.0ut. AID prices ofuI EuI,s have ia et 10
.t..-.r truH-s. Tho receipts have been unusual Is
4r-.. al.ur --..-H hhlsrle psst fHurweeks. and
fl... a--.1 receipts have bad cutie an uuf.voraale
...re..a .,u prices. Ile demand De- Huly f.r small
I.t- s.l cra. ..lcrAale quantity holder wou.d
have G.. s-.mlf q. very iav prices . forced uu the
market TIE sales have been ~ a so r g % fr
Western -uH.riuc 10 $50 ilr common eNtsH-' B.
.r ia--iuu extras nna lgkef- brands and
fr-- H. 800 ior v'lte wheat Nlioi Indiana ard Mich
.-au- lll.Hs t-.Ir IS selling az ' "a ,. Tor
-.rl au- DlU..r white vhe-t- aur 81, Louis rom
r. H- Cora heal is selling at 3 ~
alt l-'r .'l- l1 small 4lt-t 80 = Dol.
laeEvaea- .s-lraaA al - "a % e ln. Pcs.
aatlN.--le ulsr-et i"- Corn has been quiet the
rf-s week, Hu. ur.-s- have unt varied materially.
Che si.ss lafc zen at S ~ r u iDr Western mix
... tH. 1rrer price g g c..i,e AMI new southern
la." a. q '-- '.' i'5's,'s ' i'.l. E
I'D .- ''- 10y -, 80. 49,
~ 81 ,3 ~ - 80. 49,, =.
'Ac f. H., ~ 80
~ 100! a, - 7-.'
A-Ft -'l y.H-'N 20 80 y -. ~
---- -, r.. Ia. -
H-. ana -s,If..I.. .t,' ,-5. -
I'D. -i' tI.
iH'N .9i'-'9 i.is li7Ihgt y lil- TT tvtAT '.t
'ti. i'-- 'lA -.' 4ug 80. iNf,' '-.- ~
s"i0 .' iI prime a. t4 30 80 i"I
i-"-- a- '.r 0lI' 80 li1a 80 se-.'i-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-17
NEW-YORK * OSNEGO
MIDLAND RAILROAD.
Thee Bond, can be Registered.

SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS PAID-UP sTOCK
SUBSCRIPTIONS. NJ bonds issued on road under
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ABOUT HALF TIE ACTUAL CASH COST. The
-5ad is being built with great economy for cash
$50 miles are already completed Ia the most
thorough manner. equipped and running regular
trs ns snd the whole line over 800 miles. it e1-
pected Will be completed within the ensuing year.
It one Of the most important roads in the STATE Of
New York Il shortens the route from New YORK
C,y to Buffalo 10 miles, and 20 Oswes0 g. miles, it
traverse, populous district destitute ol other rail-
road facilities which must furnish Il d large and
profitable local business ami il viii be completed
a. An aggregate cost far below that Of any com
petins line These advantages cannot fail 10 make
.t one OF the best paying roads leading from the
metropolis. and It's First Mortgage Bonds one Of the
safest securities ever issued. All mortgage bonds
issued on Railroads running from the City Of New
York are GOOD, and the interest promptly paid, al
though some Of them are morisaged for more than
double the amount per mile that the Midland is.
Among the bonds now offering we know Of none
equal to these. For the Investment Of trust or other
funds there is mother better; and in exchange Tor
Government Bonds they give large Increase Of IN
come beside capstslitins the premium They are
meeting VITA rapid sale, and We have been gratled
70 find that they are taken chiefly by our most con
sentative and sasacious capitalists in exchange :or
Government securities. Price par, and accrued in
.orsst in currency. Circulars, pamphlets &c, on
hand flr distribution.
GEORGE OPDTkE i co..
Nov D-t&wu Bankers. No. % Nassau st.
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IS TEE MOST POPULAR REMEDY EXTANT.
I'VE eaIN-RILLER is equally applicable and
I eilcac.1us o. Young and Uld.
i'bE fAIS-klLLER i both al Internal and EI-
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rT'HE PAIN-RILLER should be used at the drst
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TEE PAIN-EILLER cures the ToothAehe.
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THE FAIN-kILLE2 VIII cure Painters ChOIic.
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fI'hE PAIN MILLER IS slid By all Druggists and
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Nov. i>-fkBlw.
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BEST CABINET ORGANS
AT LOWEST PRICES.

J'HAT the MASON HANLIN CABINET and
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sperial 5lOtites.
pp.IRIE-wEED BALsAM.

The grsstest medical blessing Of the age. dis
ove-sd through the instinct o. tie horse, and pre-
pared by the science of man. This Balsam has been
IA use Tor the last fifteen years, during which time
the n 5st remarkable cures ever known have been
effected. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, and all Con-
suuptiye difficulties, yield TO its power. Con7umP-
ton in IL advanced stages, accompanied Oy The
splitting Of blood, aborous breathing, loss oil aP-
petite and sleep, disrhga and night sWeAts' has
been cured by this remedy, leaving upon tines uracs
O. the body large swellings, when disappear with
returning strength, efecting not only relei but
permanent cure; aud the parties thus cured sun en-
joy uninterrupted Ae3lth. Price 500 bottle. 1t
i-purely vegetable, discovered BY natural instinct
z1a may be used at all times, by both sexes and al
ases. GEO c. GOODWIN CO., Wholesale Agents
and for sale by druggists generally.
AUSTIN BROS. & STEERE,
n. L q. Eede-al street Boston.
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al ways procure draft on New-York. ora Post-Ofrs
NoE,g order, II possible. Where neither of these
can be procured. send the money, buf alr1Us a
REGISTERED fsffer. The registration zee las been
reduced L. fssH coats, and the present registration
system has been TJuud ny the postal authorities %
he virtually An absolute protection against losses bv
mail al POstmastrrs are obliged 70 register letters
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Address, THE TRIBtSE.
New York.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-17

\ st:ic; Court Of the United States for the. Dis
Dtrict Of Nermont-in he MISTER OF Daniel
y Casey, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. Warrant
IN bankruptcy has been is.ued by ss.d Court
against the estate Of Daniel T. CASEY, u Whiting,
In the County OF addison, Of the State Of ermont in
sad District adlliSed a bankrupt upon the Peti-
ton OF Ms creditor and the payment Of any Debts
and the delivery Of any property belonging to said
Bankrupt to him or to his use and the transfer Of
any property by him are, forbidden " law. A
meeting Of the creditors Of aid Bankrupt to prove
their debts and choose or more Assgnees Uf his
estate VII he he'd at a Court Of Bankruptcy 70 be
holden at Mddleoury, il I'D District en- the l5tu
cay Of Dec a. D., l-79. 81 u o'clock A. NJ, at the
Office % Stewart nldridcs before L. L. Lawrence,
Esq enc OF the RosistsIs in Bankruptcy Of said
Court. Z. A. sMALLEY,
Deputy United States Marshal. AS Messenger.
ogs.nF
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-17
HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

To keep pace with the growing interest in praeti-
ca Horticulture. and 70 comply with frequent lp
peals from all parts q the country for information "
practical character on the subject, we have en-
gagged the services q person who is experienced in
rural affairs 90 write 10 lucid style series Of
articles on the management Of Small Farms, Fruit
and Vegetable Culture, and how to make them pay,
giving general and specific directions from planting
70 the ultimate disposal of the crops.
OF late year there has been a lucrative business
carried on b unPrncip!ei men, selling worthless
and old plants under new names 20 the inexperi-
enced. THE TRIBUNE will be always ready to
guard the farmer against any such imposition that
comes y it'll n or fnoElelge.
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the District Court Of the United States for the
l. District OF Vermont, In the matter OF James A.
George, Bankrupt. To the creditors Of said bank
rupt, and 10 all others whom II may concern. The
udsrsg ned Assignee Of TT Estate Of said Bankrupt,
hereby gives notice, that has ordered by the
District Court II said District that the Second and
their General Meeting Of the crecitOrsuf said BaEk
rupt be held at Burlington in said District
the I'D day Of December A. D. 1853. at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, 81 the office Of L. L. Lawrence, Esq
before l.. L. Lawrence, Esq Of the Registers in
Bankruptcy for said district, Tor the purposes
named IN the 9th and 2sth sections Of the Bankrupt
Act, and tina: | have FLED my final account
assignee OF lid bankrupt and that at said time and
pl CO. shall apply to said Court for the settlement
Of my said account and for discharge from all
liability as assignee Of said estate 10 accordance
with the provisions II said 18th section u said act
dated at "a vspdish. in said District this q tn day
Of November, 4. d. lsd9.
IsgSv ARSEY WILEY, Assignee.
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GREAT sUN-SUN CHOP.

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t9fs7al ios uf7 Ltgcsri'is keeps the HANDS sOft in
the coolest weather. See that Won set the Genuine
sold By druggists. Price o cents per box sent by
mai f0r 20 cents.
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