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The New York herald., 1878-01-12

which forms lot 214 of schedule 2, and
which will, no doubt, invite earnest COM
petition. -Four pairs of supporters" may
have been sent to some very extravagant
belle whose expenditures had alarmed all
modest aspirants to her hand. Among the
remaining items of the sale, numbering
many thousands, are to be found all sorts of
articles from sets of jewelry to cans of con-
densed milk, and from . silver watch down
to box Of blacking. These, with books.
music, photographs and chromos, afford
some notion of the sort of old curiosity
shop the Dead Letter Office at Washington
must be-
The New York herald., 1878-01-12

scrutiny instead of complaining of it and
appearing to shun it.
We trust the President himself is not so
much occupied with the doings and designs
of the New York Senator as his personal
e,aourage in Washington seem to be. Mr..
Conkling is a pretty strong man, but he
cannot harm the administration very much,
him with occasions He will not be for
midable if Mr.. Hayes can gain the support
of a majority of the other republican Sena-
tors. 1t is only because there have been
many mistakes and great deal OF shilly-
shally in the conduct of the President that
Mr.. Conkling has been able to give him SO
much trouble and annoyance. He should
try to forget that there is any such
man as Conkling in the republican party.
and to SO order his course that it will COM
mand the approval Of such of the republi-
can leaders as have no personal sights to
nurse. He need not expect to conciliate
Mr.. Conkling SO long as he retains Mr..
Evarts in the Cabinet but to no other
Senator is Mr.. Evarts "Mordecai sitting
in the kings gate" and if Mr. Hayes can
satisfy the rest with his general policy,
Conkling will lose his following in the Sen
ate and with it his power. The President
has made Mr.. Conkling strong by doing
things which the other party leaders do not
approve. II he will conduct his admins
tration wisely, withou. any special reference
tn Nav York tbis SanatOr will soon cease to
be troublesome.
The New York herald., 1878-01-12

TnE WEATHER.-The storm centre has fol-
lowed the Atlantic coast linc passing over New
York, Boston and Portland, Me-. to New Bruins
wick. During its psogrcss the pressure fell re-
murkably low--below 81. 90 inchcs--on the coast
OF Maine. The high barometer in advance of
the storm centre has rcceded northward per-
mtting the disturbance TO dominate the weather
over all the lower lake region, the Middle and
Eastern States, Canada and the British mari
time provinces. On the westerly side of
the storm area snow and scet prevailed, but on
the southerly and eastcrly margins, the temper
ature being relatively high, rain fell abun-
dainty. Hence the lake region and Canada
have had snow, while the coast districts had
rain. Toward last evening the rain area ex.
tended moro to the westward OF the storm
centre. but heavy SHOWS fell in New York State
chiefly in Dutchcss and Delaware counties
The attendant winds have been very heavy. cs-
pccially from the Northwest on the coast and
north OF the storm centre. Within the arev
Of lowest pressure the winds nave been com
parativcly light. Last night the wind at New
York to over thirty miles an hour The
depression which advanced during yesterday
from Dakota toward the lakes has MS
sumcd un irregular outline and extended
northward from the Lower Missouri
Valley to Manitoba, in which! latter
district the pressure is lowest. AS VIC pre-
dictcd, the winds over the lake region have
been very light, there being no contact Of high
and low areas to develop them. The highest
pressure east of the Rocky Mountains is now in
the Southern States, but is little more than q
tenth Of an inch above the mean. A depression
advancing from New Mexico TO the Lower Mis-.
sissippi Valley causcs soutbcastcrly winds in
the West Gull. The Indications arc that this
new depression will prove uniinportant until it
reaches a more easterly position toward the At
lantic coast. In nearly all the districts the tenn
pcrature at three o'clock T.. NJ. yesterday was
above freezing The highest temperature for it's
latitude is over the Middle and Eastern States
attending the storm centre. The weather in New
York and it's vicinity today will be colder and
clearing, possibly preceded by light snow. To
morrow the weather will be cool and PARTLY
cloudy or fair. followed by increasing cloudiness
snd rising temperature.
The New York herald., 1878-01-12

RAPID TRANSIT will undoubtedly prove one of
the greatest blessings that can he conferred Oh
New York But that is no reason why the op-
erations connected with the construction of the
elevated road along Third avenue should be
conducted in careless manner. The attention
Of the Street Department is directed to the man
ncr in which the excavations around the pillar
bases nrc filled with mud and the pavement re-
laid without amy precautions against its subsi-
dcnce during the spring.
The New York herald., 1878-01-12

WALL STREET YEsrERDAY.-The stock mar
kot was dull and icvcrish, prices being very
irregular. Gold fell to 1929, the lowest price
yet reached. Government bonds were firm
States steady and railroads irregular Money
OH call lent ut u AZ per cent, closing ut the for
mer rate
The New York herald., 1878-01-12

Froa" our reports this morning The probabilities
are that Nr 'rcaater in Ncc York and its ricinity
today ,ciH be coher and clearing, prcceded by light
s,io,r. Tomorrow Me ,ccatIer wiH be cool and
partly cloudy fair, toiiotred BY increasing elo,sdi-
ness and rising fc,aperatnyr
The New York herald., 1878-01-12

THE STATE, clerical and civil authorities mt
Rome are preparing to make the obsequies of
the late King impressive rs possible. No
arrangement has yet been made rs to the place
OF burial, but the feeling appears to be in favor
of Rome
The New York herald., 1878-01-12

THE SALE OF Boxes for the John Broughan
benefit yesterday not the success that could
be desired or that 80 old and popular !. favorite
deserved. His own profession. hut the public
particularly, ought TO see that the voluntary
Offering Is worthy OF him and of them.
The New York herald., 1878-01-12

The LAWYERS who are so anxiously awaiting
the return Of Mr.. Lord ought rot to be quite SO
iupatient. They say they are willing to give
him reasonable time in which to come back,
but what seems reasonable to them may be
sidered very unreasonable by him.
The New York herald., 1878-01-12

MIR. MONTGOMERY BLAIR supplements his re-
cent manifesto on the Presidential question with
o statcInent--in other columns-Of his opinions
upon that and kindred topics. The only new
point in it is that lie notified Mr.. 1iden that if
he became President he would not t.Le an Office
from him
The New York herald., 1878-01-12
WITH SUPPLE NJ e Mt.
NEW yoEE. SATURDAY, JANUARY 70. 1878.

1NroRTANT NOTICE TO ADvERrIsERs.-Io
insure The proper classification cf advertisements
il is absolutely necessary that they he haHied 10,
tctove eight o'clock eray erening
The New York herald., 1878-01-12

In CONGRESS yesterday the principal event
was the passage OF the resolution for the whole
sale inv estig igation Of the departments.
The New York herald., 1878-01-12

How GENERAL GRANT spent his Christmas IN
Palermo Bay is pleasantly told in other columns
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-13
The Vote OF the Third District.

The complete returns of the COngresslon-
al vote show total vote of 1902, beng
635 less than the total vote for Governor in
76. which was 2O,037. 10 Franklin ard
Essex counties more votes were polled Tor
Congressman than for Governor in 10 IN
Franklin 255 more. due in part to numer-
Gus naturaliZations. some OF which are De
lieyed to have been fraudulent, and in ESSEX
10 more.
In Chittenden county the total vote fell
off 81 votes from the total in 70. Grand
Isle fell Of "a; Lamoille. 22i; and
Orleans, 1911.
Analysis and comparison OF the votes IN
dicate that about 5000 Democrats voted
for Barlow, divided as follows Cnittenden
county l,l50, Essex county 50, Franklin
county l.oi0, Grand Isle county 90, La
noble county 475, Orleans county ol0.
Assuming that the Grcenbsck vote
(Which amounted to |. l27 votes in the
District. on Govornor) was mainly drawn
from the Republican vote. the figures
show that the bolt drew ii from Grout,
in Chittenden county 80 votes, in
Essex county 200, in Franklin count y
o,450, in Grand Isle county $50. in Lamoille
county 400. in Orleans county 70o-total
1850.
OF the Republican votes. Gen. Grout has
plurality of nearly firo-theusand Q,s30)
over Mr.. Rarlow-Chittende county
giving Grout |, 200 plurality, Essex county
34O, Lamoille county $50, and Orleans
county |. 35O.-while Grand Isle gives MIR.
Barlow a plurality Of 90 and Franklin
county plurality of GAO. Zen. Grout had
G, 6Sl square Republican votes. Mr.. Bar
low had the votes of 1896 Democrats and
Greenhack,rs and 4,75O boiling Republic
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-13

New YcRk. Sept. II.
COTTON market quiet sales - bales midil-
FLOUR The market is quoted in buyers
favor, Receipts, l>oOI barrels; sales, 1900
barrels No. at 80 a Is: Superdno state
extra western and state } IS n p, good
to choice extra TO at 40 "a IS; com
mon to choice white wheat western extra at
35T: 10 common to good extra OHIO at 1 90
a. 81 common TO choice extra St. Louis at
iuna6' -, patent Minnesota extra good to prime
; son d choice to double extra 20 a 800.
RYE FLOUR, steady; GALES Oo0 barrels at ? 5Oa
? 20 Cor state.
Western, Jtrses and PenngriNania at 23la2.5.
wHEAG-lh mlTket i qnoted sdlct. better
and ihr III Ret c.c> n better. Receipts 35i.O0O
bushels sales 5'dlHt' bushels. H-Tl Is FOR No.
red Is. 'or amber Mich =in, lIlI II for No.
/ white.
kYk-hr,sy. ,ale- oCn bushels at 30 a Isl for
Western - !uT state.
BARLEY noIin,l.
BARLEY hALr-steely choice two-lowed state
CORN - !alc better. Receipts Ias 90, hush
els sales j,> opl; i>d5l Tor uncraded; isdial for
steamer; 5n0s; for No. :.
OATS = The market is quoted active and at
a shade lower Receipts - rhI bushels; sales
. "a bushels @1diti for mixed state 81 as Tor
whitr do. Il, Tor Ne. Chicago.
HAY -stel y at ijH5n Tor shipping.
HOPS Inc market heavy cGf3 Tor yearlings I;
sEfi2 :or eastern and western Iial' Tor New York.
state. l2Hli FOR Csliiurnlans.
COFFEE firm at q! lai:i
SUGAR l. The market IS firm Il a = for
refining; = Tor prime.
MuLAsSES- quiet ami very firm.
RlCE-qulet
PETROLEuM-is dali, crude at :! refined
at ln!
TALI0w-the market is firm sales Is, O00
lbs. at : a. -lG.
POTATOES marke; firm, Peerless at sal -;
Fairly Rose at uhd2 -.
EGGS-iiIm-r at I>dl9 Tor for state and Pennsyl
yania
PROVISIONS - Pork 80 The market ia firrner.
closing heavy; mess, 92l a - Beef, dull. Cut
meats steady. M.dd.es steady, western long clear
at &. cry do Il.
LARD, BUTTER, Ere Lard. market i, quoted
as being weak at OId- To- Butter, the market is
quoted firm at lOci a Tor state. Cheese is quoted
dull At Gd>i for state.
LlNSEElJ-dull at q. u'62 ~.
lSkET-nom:nal at Iul.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-13
Aid for the Sufferers.

A nesting of Burlington ladies was held
Tuesday afternoon at the looms OF the
Young Wowcn'| Christian Association. to
consider the subject OF aiding the yellow
fever sufferers. Mrs. G. g. Benedict pre-
sided and Miss Mary Roberts was secretary.
After due CONSULTATION. it was decided to
canvass the city for subscriptions to a re-
lief fund. of which Mrs. c. F. Ward was
appointed treasurer. 1t was voted that the
money raised be placed in charge of a COM
mittee. consisting of Mrs. c. +. Ward. Mrs.
G. G. Benedict, Mrs. ). D. Brown, Henry
Looms. Ed, Hon. Samuel Huntington,
and Hon. e. q. Benedict, to be by thcm
forwarded to the proper Relief Associations
in Southern cities. A number of ladies
were appointed as collectors, and the meet
Ing adjourned
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-13

TnF BARNES HOSE PRIzEs - Foreman
Shea and Sheriff Drew arrived from Chica-
go. Tuesday, with the prizes won by the
Barnes Hose Company, which are now on
exhibition, the h0se-cart in the vestbule of
the City Hall and the champion halt at the
store of Kelsey 6 Brodie The latter IL of
solid silver, of elegant design and splendid
workmanship, and weighs three pounds.
The centre-piece bears design in
embossed work, representing guardian
angel cTovning with a laurel wreath
fireman who has Just rescued child from
the flames. Surrounding it IL tho inscrip-
ton in black enamel Championship of
the United States Awarded at the Nation
al Fir eman Tournament held under tho
auspiaio us Of the Illinois State FGremen' )
Association" On the first link to the
right of the centre-piece is represented
building On fire. and a hose company throw
ing water into the building. The link on
the lett represents hose carriage and men
running. On another link il beautifully
eueiaHoh ibo iplioNius ifH"IlptiOn w on
by Barnes Hose Company, of Burlington,
Vt running 300 yards to bydrant, then
laying 800 feet Of hose, breaking couplings
three full turns, putting on pipe. tight con-
nectiOns. Average time. two trials, ga
September 9TH, 1873 D." Altogether, the
belt is a substantial and elegant affair The
hose-caIt from the Caswell Improved
Coupling Company, of Chicago is two
wheeled, niekel-plated. and - handsome
and durable. On each side of the cross
piece over the real Is the word champion
ship, IN artistic lettering The prizes are
ones Of which the company may will be
proud, and which will form enduring
memorials of their brilliant victory.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-13
NOTICE IN nlNhurrreN,

rINHIS is 10 give notice, that on the I'd day q
i September, A. n. te-~. Warrant in Eankru ptcy
was Issued ssaInst the estate q. wlitam II MayC
o Georgia, in the county OF franklin AMI Martin
W. Mayo, OF Milton in the rJuGty @. hitten1en
partner under the firm mine Of MAYO brOthers."
and Site Of Vermont, ho have been iudged Bank
dcbts and delivery 81 any property belonging to
said Bankrupts. to them for th1ir uss and the
trans fer Of an, property hy them, orhiddrn ny
law. that a meeting Of The creditors Of siid
bsnkrupts. - prove their doLts an, to chOo.e one
or moro asSignees Of their estate. wi bs held nj
Court OF Bankruptcy, To- be holden at the office G:
L. L. Lawrence, Isl n kurI4rEtJn, II the Doanty o.
Chittenden. and state OF Vermont au!urs T. L. Law
renee, ESQ. Register the ~ iaN ut ctOper,
AID. 1873. II eOclGek Il. IL. ere. / FOSTER,
llv2H United States Mar hat, rs Messenger.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-13

RICHXoED The Fall term Of the Richmond
graded school commenced the 2nd inst. with
about I25 scholars Professor Gowen. A. B.. g,
is principal Miss Bliss, of Georgia, has
charge Of the intermediate department, ard
Miss Amy Ferguson of the primary. All
of them are experienced teachers.
Mrs. Jennie Green commenced the Fall
term of school at JOnesvlle the 9th inst
She il well-qualifisd and experienced
teacher, and there il no doubt OF her sue
cess.
The following named justices were elected
at the late election; Ira ". Sayles, Giles
Howe, W. D. Hall, Salmon Green. NJ NJ
Bates, Edward r. Jones Our Representa-
tive e,ct il a fine Young man, and true
Republican. Capt F. f. Gleason received
100 votes the first ballot, lacking 90 votes Of
an election Several gentlemen received
more OF less vots4, bat Mr. Gleason received
&c moro votes than any other Republican
After balloting five times there wa no pros
psct Df an election. Capt. Gleason, al
though he had 90 more votes than any other
candidate, then Withdrew his name in favor
of Albert Eiward-, who was thsn elected.
MIR Edwards serted with credit about three
ysars in the Vermont cavalry. When an in
dependant volunteer company was organized
here. he was chosen a. their captain.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-13

IN the District Court &. the Iuitei States tur the
l District OF Vermont In kc. 4 l. butcher
Sons. Bankrupts Ia Bank rupieV. NJ SIS District
OF Vermont.
SIR Notice IS hereby gwen that a petition has
been hed in slid C"r't, 10y /. l. natcher Frederick
Duicher. and Daniel pnt'hrr, " st. AIo4us
in said district, Guly declared bank -upts,
under the Act of Marsh ii, ISL. for q discharge
and certificate thereof, ls,m ail thoil nt' dua aud
Co paTtne rship debt and other claims p!vV thle
under said Act and that the st dnS % Oct.ner rs
at 9o'cOck a. m. before the II n ilyt IL. Vince err
Judge OF said Count, At the L. y. Court R0oms. il
Burlington Is assigned Tor the heBtins 81 the siIns
when and where all creditors no haze Ffoyed their
debts and other person in lniefe T. may lttend and
show cause IL an, th"y have WIN Tho pay CT g4 81
petition should not he ,ranted.
Dated vt burlington on the 9TH day e. ~Cp cIater.
ISIS. D. Il SMALltN clerk.
llM9y
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CAPITAL
REPRESEN TED:
$2OO,0O0,OOO.
Read the following care
fully and insure against ac-
cidents. iOH cannot afford
to 90 nth ont 1t.
BrEIINGroN.Nr. sept. III. ISIS.

BUEINGr"N.Nr. sept. 2d. ISIS.
Mn. T. y. PECK,
Agent Travellers Insurance Co.,
burlington. VI.
D,or .S.,-Thauks Tor the DRAFT of
SlO7.1l, on Fourth National Bank, y.
Y, in payment of my accident claim.
My injury was caused by breaking the
ligamcni> Of the lett ankle, while in line
of duty. which laid me up ten and one
half weeks, and from which have not
vet entirely recovered. was insured
on Il four months policy. and the same
expired four DAYS after the accident
happened 50 WAS fortunate in one
sense. This Is the HiH time within
hHi'n yedrs that | have been injured
and r,rocer,d ndeDus'iy from his Com
prpy, and can most chccrlully and
truthiully say that for honorable dealing
and prompt payment of claims, the
Travellers Insurance Company, of
Hartford. Conn, Is unsurpassed Rest
assured that shall recommend my
friends and acquaintance 10 insure
against accident with gen every oppor-
tnnity have.
Yours truly,
j. :. SrAILnING.
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Legal Notices.


CIR .rp On ,-,r,..,-,, ,,, ,,.,a
Sihih UT 'EI'hVNlr I me h"hviaDie IT. III
DISTRICT OF CBtrTYyfFS - tiie curt iOI tns
~ District ol Chlttsnoen.
i" ne helrs ana all persons interested "a me g
w. !" James oheeVer, late "i Boston IN the otats
Q. ms,s sShusetts deceased, GREs1lsS
~ nrnrae' Johh d RAGE the idmih4stI ap'I =.
Tue estate o. said deceased nv appointment
ol tnls cur, has nio'l IN sah court NJ Peuton ~
mltns seltin- :vItn 'hetelh lhlt Inc "a Jaue4
Cnee'ef N ms ne tIhie ~i' the ho'uet "i an equI-
tapie c4atn anu l'ILe dZAIhs eeitah anus 7itua.e
IN tne Guy 0l DutlIn-ton' III " s eouaS'
hhO"n anu uesCt "eu 40 va =, ", - - =
oy virtue oi hs'lh@ reueeneu the satue I'm ue
creeo l9t'cH1sp,e therenn ul'h !, ~ ~ ~
eNeGuteu ny roi,ett anl biduicl " i;.ta y, iueA
or JaLuiny >Iu, -, WhIch 'nf.lee Wa Leuueteo
al april Ierin 1901 81 inc court %, tnanVoIV LOr
said Ihttcnden eonn,y anu $" t'Ieeiheu ',a, l.
,5ol. WIN iunds lurhlsheu 10 "a Y ~
trustees o. the seeohu NOR ~ e 3, luuois VI ~
hutianu anu DurnhS'on AlIioau Iip'n. .IiSs
sald equIaple claim was AFTER" ii"7 en.o.so. -
asainst sain Waler l9ts NO 10 anu y. 10 s.a
SUIT IN equity brons NJ IN the hahes ~ uSolSe =.
Edmunds ana sald Cheev'r az 'ihst mnrl!Io Noyes
ana hdel ~ flrtrhef ~ the court o; ~
sald county, IN "heh iesree " 'sei se pr no
term o. said c9nt thtt unless thr saiu NoNes a u
risener ss =. pay te sfaa"s 80, =, InIr
tAiu sum ol money ni'ntu y 'iu MI tay " .f,i
80 tey snou' H &c "'es go =, 81 ~ rro,esd
anu 'Yut1 N silu I"'s :, aLu ~ T" - -
ms iu,i 1919 uui ''"I - - ashaFT-.r
" " a. u , ayr y, 20. !" 49,, ,brsor'
nr9 I nau uuiin' IN, ~ 20 ~, IA Ie
snu your p'tltloner says ,hhI anu ~ ~ ,t ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-09-13
NSTICE ,xHakEGIPTCf

irH!S Is to giTs notice, that n the 81 DAY O.
! September. AID. I>7-, Warrant in EInSruptcy
issued G-anst the estate OF Iacub siarcJ
Of IT Adams in the county Of trausI In. and 81 re
of Vermont who has teen igt :. ii Bankrupt en- his
owl petition that the FI.ment Of auy debts
and delivery OF any property he'll Ring - SAD
Bankrupt. to HIM. Tor his use, and the trans
fer OF any property by hun, are 'orbdden hy law
that a meeting Of the creditor g.. aid Bankrupt,
To prove their debts and To clnose one or more as
signees of his estate Will hc he,d At a Court OF
Bankruptcy. To he holcen At the otcs. " L. l.
lawrence, Esq in Darlington, IN the county o.
Chittenden. and state -. Vermont. before l.. /
Lawrence, Esq, Register. tho "a day @ October.
a. ID. I--S, at O'Clock. j. N.
llw2w GFn. 4. FOSTER.
luftsl 81 .teg M.r-hoI as Nas-pnper
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PR T. 5 5, FRIDA Y
Fat Wan Made I.appy Loses 81 Lbs,

PRATIN LILLE. Ala, July Goth, 1873.
BOTANIC MEDI' NE Co, Buffalo, ny
Genilemen-AlOut three months a 20 commenced
using yOdr "Ani Fat. at winch time IN, wei sht was
aln pounds. ny ,sllowinS Your directions carefully
have succeeded in reducing my weight to l5i
pounds This sail very satisfactory and pleasant
but Just previous (" my commencing the OF
your mciicine.l had purchased two suites of ii 1e
clothes at hgn price, and find 10 my dismay, tina;
they are entirely useless tu me new When put
one "i my coats on ny friends tell me 1t looks like
a c,ilee- sack on a bean pole, and when put the
pants on,-well, description fails. My object in
writing is to Ascertain whether you have not. in
connection win your medicine business. an e>tab-
lishment where our patrons, similarly situated
could exchange these useless garments FOR Others
that would lit. think you ought to have something
of the kind, rs 1 would he an inducement for many
10 use the Anti.Fat who now object to using it. in
Consequence OF he loss they would sustain in throw
lng aside valuable garments. Just turn this matter
over in our mind. Clothing Exchange is what
YOU want in Connection with your anti Fat business
Yours truly, GEORGE BOYDE.
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Bankruptcy Notices
NOTICE IN BANkRUrI'h.

THIS il 10 give notice, that ca the ';h dsS O
a,utsu,hef, an 'N.S, Warrant IN bgnsruytcy
xss i,sued .s,inst H. estate OF A 2. Sias-
OF 81 sdiord. in the cDuL. .. '.@t-', -, - =
VanI,nnt an M IN -, tao pay
ment II any debts All tS. 60, any
property belonging 10 said E1Lkrupt L. him o.
for his usc, and the transfer % any Urnt cry b.
him. are inrbidith bt law that meeting OF The
creditors oi said Bankrupt. u prove their debts
and 10 choose one ct nIptr q! h.s estate
will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy to be holder
Al the Office 81 John IL. Watson, 80 in Bradford
In the county Of Orange and state Of Vermont:
before A. underw"od, Es,i.. Rr-ister. on the cslh
day Of September, 4. II. rs. At . G'e!ocs a. N
llwSw Gtp. r fUSrER
lnlls.l stlie. Marshil ;, Mr. N or
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llELr IN ACQUIRING ksOwLsDGE.-In &C
curing a knowledge OF the English Ian
guage, and especially in learning the mean
ing of words. probably no other work, nor
many other books altogether, can afford 50
much aid ~ Webster's Unabridged Die
tlonary. with its 5000 pictorial illustrations,
it, precise and full definitions, its careful
determinations OF synonymous words, and
ats many valuable tables. Ii IL, in itself. a
whole library OF the language Let one
family have copy of this work, and use
it faithfully and mother be without 1.-THE
difference IN the progress OF tho tive fam
lies IN getting knowledge will be very
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