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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-14

by those engaged in horse training j.
that the horse has n very acute facut,
for understanding and interpreting tho
tones Of the voice. II you talk conf
IDENTIFY, the animal acquires confidence
if your voice shows fear, he notices il
and is afraid. Talk kindly to yOu
horse, and be sure that he understand
the meaning OF the tone if not Of the
,uIrHa
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JoHN M. sHARPS-(3n RFe,r.1

rendered August 81, 1861; mustered at
Benton, Yazoo county, September A. 1861
mastering officer, Lieut.. j. w. C. Smith.
Captain, S. VI. Dyer; 1st Lieut., Lewis
stevens; I'd Lieut., A. II. johnson; Sd
Lieut., H. Y. Bridges. Whole number, 40.
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BANKSTON GUARDs-(6ru Rre' T.

rendered May 10, 1861 mustered at
Grenada, Yalobusha county, September %,
1861; mastering officer, Maj. p. ). Layton
Captain, W. b. Hale; let Lieut., Samuel
G. Hailam; ID Lieut., II. NJ. Hallam 81
Lieut., John 3. Bowle4. Whole number
100
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QUIrMAN sOUTHERNs-t6rH REe,r

rendered July u, 1861; mustered at
Carthage, Leake county, July 81, 1861
clustering officer, Capt. J. A. Campbell.
Captain, VIM. NJ. Hal; lst Lieut., Samuel
j. Henderson; ID Lieut.. &. q. Hooper; Sd
Lieut., \. A. Scott. Whole number, g6
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LAKE REBELs-f6rn REe,r.

rendered July 9, 1861; mustered at
Lake, Scott county, July "a, 1861 mus
tering officer, T. B. Graham. Captain,
VIM. L. Tanner; lst Lieut., b. NJ Melton;
% Lie IT.. q. ". Smith Sd Lieut.. J. C.
Curry. Whole number, IS.
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DAHLGREEN RIFLEs-fsp REe.r.l

rendered August ), 1861; mustered al
Tappasan, Pike county, August y, 1861
mastering officer, Capt. r. s. Carter. Cap
tain, P. B. Williams; 1st Lieut., J. NJ
ThornhiIl; I'd Lieut.,sZ E. p. Willisms;
I'd Lieut., j. B. Williams. Whole mum
Der, o..
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CONFEDERATE GUARDs-fsrH REG.
INFNTl

rendered July ., 1851; mustered at
Rushing Store, Landerdale county, Aug
nst 5, 1861; mastering officer, Capt. T. L.
Tolson. Captain, J. g. Knox lst Lieut.,
G. r. Pace I'd Lieut., NJ d. L. House
Sd Lieut., g. G. Pace Whole number, So
TTo nE cosrrxuED-l
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CENTRE MARKsMEN- (6ru RECT

rendered. May. 13, 1861; mustered at
GENRE, Attala county. June 8, 1861; mus
tering officer, Capt. Jabez Drake. Cap
tain, Henry Jamison; LIST Lieut., J. j.
Davis; 2d Lieut., J. f. Williams; 81
Lieut., Isaac Peeler. Whole number, 67
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SONS or THE sOUTH-(4rH RFG'r.)

rendered July %, 1861; mustered at
Grenada, Yalobusha county, September 1
1861; mastering officer Maj. 2. S. Lay
ton. Captain, W. A. Sumner; lst Lieut..
E. r. Enochs; 2d Lieut., 5. Snesfier t?l
Sd Lieut., A. NJ. Reasons. Whole number
g.
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II you think Of planting largely Of
fruit trees in the spring, don't buy Of
the tree peddlcr, but order direct from
the nursery. 1t may be that some o.
your ncighbors would like few, and
by clubbing togeJherthey can be bought
cheaper; and remember that after the
trees are rlauted they win never amount
70 anything unless they are taken care
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LAUDERDALE SPRINGS GRAYS-
18TH REGfMEST.l

rendered Jaiy 20. 1851; mustered al
Lauaerdale Springs. Lauderdale county,
August 8, 1851; mastering officer, Capt Z.
I. Tolson. Captain, B. B. Smith; 1st
Lieut., D. O. McWhorter; I'd Lieut., s.
IS. Dennis; Sd Lieut., w. r. Bishop,
Whole number, "a
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LOWRY RIFLES-C5rH Rect.

rendered July %, 1861; mustered a
Brandon, Rankin county, August Is
1861 mastering officer, Capt w B. Shell
by: Captain, w. }. Finch; lst Lieut..
Jesse Puckett; 2d Lieut., W. l.. Ellis; Sc
Lieut., James Purvis. Whole number, 50
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Special agent.

VA = X. JkTSE is tie duly authorized Agen
~ THE CLAHI3s, aud ae commend him ~ 0u
friends iu bis travels through fise state He vii
Transact any business fer fhis 0iflce aud his con
tracts viii have careful attention.
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NELSON GRAYs-(4rH REGIMENT

rendered July, Il, 1861; mustered at
Durant, Holmes county, August II, 1861 !;
| mastering officer, Brig-Gen'l A. NJ West.
Captain, Thos. 2. Nelson; 1st Lieut., J. j.
Dickens; I'd Lieut., John T. Magee Sd
Lieut., J. q. Hamilton. Whole number,
54
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Three things to do-thidk live, act.

Three things to do-thidk live, act.
Three things to govern-temper
tongue and conduct.
Three things to cherish-virtue, good
ness and wisdom.
Three things to love-courage gentle
leness and affection.
Three things to contend for-honor
country and friends.
Three things to hate-cruelty, AFRO
gance and ingratitude.
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Three things to delight in,-beauty,
fraukness, and freedom.
Three things TO avoid-idleness, loquac-
ity, and hippant jesting.
Three things to wish for-health,
friends and contented spirit.
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MISSISSIPPI IN THE WAR.
Official Roster Of Companies Mustered uto
Service
EAST MISS. GRAYs-f6rB RrG,r

rendered July l., 1861 mustered at
Forest. Scott county. July "A, 1861 mus
tering officer, I. p. Graham. Captain, A .
Y. Harper; lst Lieut., j II. Beeman I'd
Lieut., B. f. Bickham; Sd Lieut., F. Ear
bec.N bole plumber, 81.
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STEVENS GUARDs-t4rH REorMEN7

STEVENS GUARDS t4rH REGIMENT.) J
rendered July ), 1861 mustered at
Winona, Carroll county, July II, 1861 );
mastering officer, Capt. j. A. Lindsey.
Captain, r. ID. Palmer; lst Lieut., w. IL
Adair; 2d Lieut. l.. K. Tcwnsend Sd
Lieut., w. J. Parnell. Whole number, so.
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A GOOD preparation to mark sheer
without injury to the wool is said to be
thirty large spoonfuis of linseed oil, tive
ounces OF litharge and one ounce OF
lamp black, all boiled together.
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GUARDS-(3D REelMENr.)

rendered -, 1861; mustered at Pass
Christian, Harriso II county, September a,
1861 mastering officer, Capt Robt Ea-
ger. Captain, a. Green; ist Lieut., John
Saucier; I'd Lieut., John J. Dale; Sd
Lieut., Daniel Canon. Whole number, Co.
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McMuIIE RLUES-f3n RreIMEST.l

rendered July IA, 1861; mustered at
CRYSTAL Springs, Copiah county, August q
1861; mastering officer, Capt. w. NJ. Es-
telle. Captain, E. a. Peyton; lst Lieut.,
". VI. Peyton; I'd Lieut., o. H. johnson
Sd Lieut., -. Whole number, 53
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Three things to cultivate-good books,
good friends and good humor.
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Temperance Column.

CoHDUcTED BY D. W. HEIDELBERs, shahuta,
Miss, TO whom al contributions ior this Depart
meat should be addressed.
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ATTALA YELLOW JACKETS -(4TH
REGIMENT

rendered July 10, 1861; mustered at
Kosciusko, Alfalfa county, August 3, 1851
mastering officer, Capt. l.. A. Lindsey.
Captain, Jas. b. Moore; LIST Lieut., John
H. Henry; I'd Lieut., JAS. F. Feeder; Sd
Lieut., J, w. Westbrook. Whole number,
%.
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WOMe and garlQ.

UsF your ashes in your orchard, OF
keep them for the next potato crop.
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INTERSTATE COMMERCE.
SPEECH OF HON. J. z. GEORGE.
n EFnRGE 80:

The Senate ss in Committee Of the Whole hsy-
Ing under consideration the bill = 2II2to establish
a commission 10 regulate interstate commerce. ard
for other Purpcses--
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TCoSCLuDED on FOURTH FAoE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-26
&. BIRKS & CO..
Or HIGH STREET.
Peckham, London, -. T..
Colonial Merchants.

Indent5 executed for all kinds of English
and Continental Goods, against Bank
Credits or Produce, facilities for drawing
against the latter. Agencies accepted at "a
per cent on net amount of manufacturer 5
invoices, including cash discounts varying
from L to 3 per cent. Purchases in i'm
or ter's own name
Twenty years buying experience for
export.
Reference: Continental Bank 79 LON bard
Street, E. c. 465ap2
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RE- Reserved Seats, with box plan, and bill
of opening, will be placed on sale al usual place
Immediately on arrival Of the steamer. m24-Sh
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ROYAL HAWAIIAN HOTEL.
JOSEPH TILDEN
Manager.


The Royal Hawaiian Hotel of the leading architectural
Honolulu The grounds which stands comprise
entire of about four fronting Hotel Street This
affords ample for and beautiful walks which
laid artstcay with Towering plants and tropical trees
There twelve pretty cottages within this charming enclosure all
management The Hotel afford
mOdns 200 The basement Of the Hotel contains the
billiard hall in the city, also bar well stocked with
fine wines and liquors
The the second floor the right Of which
elegantly furnished paro passage
main hall to the dnngroom These apartments to broad
venda whore magnificent view of the Nuuanu Mountains be
through the wealth tropical foliage surrounds the
balconies
dispensed affords frscIass
all respects Hotel supplied with water from
we'll the The Clerks Office furnished with
Telephone which had with the leading bust
firms of the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-12-25

ing in the Ca cdonia County Court at
trnctcd much attention. Mr. Doying tried
to show that his wife caused the death oi
three children 10y carclessness, ana asked
for the custody of the two remaining chll |
dren, Mrs. Doyng was given divorce, |
custody of the children and property in
trust for them.
The committee of arrangements Tor the
building of the new town hall at Bellows
Falls have submitted plans to an archi-
tect. These plans provide for II hall seat
| ing 1900 people. he means of exit III case
of fire are abundant. The library room
will he "a by 50 feet, with smaller room
| annexed
George Wheeler has bought of Irish ~
| Sparrow the Union house property IN
! Montpelier, which he now occupies, for
5000. The bill of sale includes the barns,
the armory rink, and all the furniture at
present III the property.
l.. II. Prime, has been appointed on the
board of sanitary inspectors at ST Adams,
to take charge of fumigating Canadian
mails.
Joseph White of Rutland, has filed
petition in insolvency, and the first meet
ing of creditors is to be held at Rutland,
Dec 30 He has been dealing lately in
horses, and has lost money in it.
Rev. John b. Lewis Baptist, of Ira, has
resigned and will locate in Fairhaven.
The Baptist church of Rchford has
called Rev. j. q. Lorimes of Georgia.
Mrs. Antoine Provost of Centre Rut-
land fell down a steep flight of stairs at
her home early Friday morning last and
was 50 badly injured that her recovery Is
doubtful.
And now the village of Bennington is to
be afflicted with the salvation army, ~
detachment of that organization having
leased the Stewart skating rink to take
effect New Years day.
j. j. r.. Randall has begun his work rs
State bank examiner. and looked over the
affairs of the Mortified National bank
last Wednesday, and OF the Barre National
bank Thursday He has only two more
banks to inspect this month.
The village authorities at Braulcboro
find that Il couple of fellow, have been
getting very "boo>N' Of late on Jamaica
ginger which they obtained from uhsus-
pcctnG DRUGGISTS and grocery men.
! The Vermont livestock company has
published its annual report which shows
upward of 5000 cattle on the Dakota
l range. The balance Of their treasury
! stock Is soon to be issued and the proceeds
put into cattle.
a \ rustic visitor to Burlington spent
THANKSGIVING day on the horse railway
making the trip of four miles twenty-five
times SAYS an exchange. II McssrS
Snalley and Atkins can be connected will
: this wild and reckless adventure OF the
countryman, Mr.. \. u. Childs Will SEE
! that the tracks are promptly taken up
L Foolishness of all sorts is to he stopped II
q Vermont 50 long us Childs doesn't llN'
Il any farther away than Massachusetts,
q troy Press.
Some parties Saturday night broke int
Gubelier n Laieur's grocery store III ~
, Adams. Some seven dollars in none
" were stolen, and five hundred cigars
l. The same night hOOdlums put ston
5 through the window of Charlie Chung
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Harvey Nright'> Estate.


STATE or VERMONT, The Honorable
,.. ,,,.....,,.l.,, the Prullir 'uuft.
DISTRICT 81 '"''''''''"' llur the Dl-lr.t OF
thttcudru.
To tn" heirs ana all persons ntcu ~i"I lu ihr
estate oi Harvey WII@tt Htrui lluh'l'-t'H
in said district, deceased hI'l'tI ~"
Whcrca>.uppicatlun nath been m"i' +" 'h.,
Court in writing 10y the Administrators col
said estate praying for license ANA authority
to Sull the who'll of the real c~tut" 81 -'d ''-
cSuscd. turthc payment OF debts amt char 80
of administration, setting forth therein ihr
amount of debts due from said deceased,
, hurgc> of administration, the amount "t
personal estate ana the situation 1i the real
estate.
Whcrrupon, the said court appointed ANA
assigned the stu day of January. lo>o. at the
Probate Court rooms. i'm said district. I" near
and decide upon said application ANA u'tHI"h'
to all persons interested therein, Icy publishing
of hearing. three weeks successfully IN inc
circulutcS in the nciphhOrhuud OF tuN>r per-
sons interested in said estate, all which ru',
LEGATIONS shall he previous to the day Hr>I-H'I
for hearing.
Therefore, YOU are hereby mortified tuuppcar
before said court AT the time ana place u>>i-il
cd, then and there in said court, To make
your objections to the granting OF >uth h-
CCnsc, II You sec cause.
Given under my hand, at the Probate court
rooms, this 18th day of December, !S'1.
GEO. ". WALES,
2jw;'w Register
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Grpal Antirsn.
Amos IIobart'S Estate.

We the subscribers. having been appointed
by the Honorable the Probate Court Tor th"
District Of Chittcndcn. commissioners to roe
cciVc. examine and adjust the claims Hudic-
mand~ of all persons against the estate OF
Amos Hobart. late of Essex, IN said d -
trict, deceased, and also all claims ana dee
mands exhibited in offset thereto; and SIX
months from the day OF the date hereof, beng
allowed 10y said Court for that purpu>c. "" do
therefore hereby give notice that we Will AT
tend to the business of our appointment. a.
the once Of VI. A.Bingham in Essex. IN >all
district. on the last Saturdays of January and
May next. at 10 o'cOck a. m. on each Of SAID
DAYS
Dated this sth day of December, l>Nj.
JOB BATES,
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"Maryland, My Maryland"
p "Prctty wives.

pretty Wives,
Lovely daughters ana noble men,
"My farm lies in rather low ana masmatc
and
"My wife,"
Who?"
was II very pretty blonde"
Twenty years ago, became
"Salluw"
"Hollow eyed"
"WthCrcd and aged !"
Before her time, from
'Malaral vapors, though She made no parti-
cular complaint, not being of the grumpy
kind, yet causing me great uncasncss
"a short time ago purchased your remedy
Tor one OF the children, who had very
severe atrack of bilousness, and it occur
red to me that the remedy might help nv
wife, as found that our little girl upon re-
covcry had
Lost"
Her sallowncss, and looked as fresh as "A
new-blown daisy. We'll, the story is soon
told. My wife, to-day, has gained her old
time beauty with compound interest. and ID
now us handsome IL matron If do say it my
self as can be found in this county, which is
noted for pretty women. And have only
Hop BittCrs to thank for it.
The dear creature just looked over my
I shoulder. and says can ilattcr equal to the
| days of Our cOurshp.' and that reminds me
there might be morc prettU ,rircs it my brother
farmers would do a, have done"
Hoping you may long be spared to do good,
. thankfully remain,
G. L.JiNrs.
. BELTSVILLE, Prince George co.. Ma.
May 2ith, ISL
tse" N,nc genuine without Il bunch Of green
II Ips on the white abcl. Shun all tn" vile
polsuuuus stun with Hop or Hops /" Their
nInc.
Mayo. d&wlm to-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-12-25
MY FAMILY DOCTOR

For the last two years has been sulphur Bit
tcrS and untU ! began using them IN my
family we had more or less sickness, ana oul
aOctOr'S uill has been very large. since we
began their use, we have had no doctor 70 pay
ana three dollars invested in sulphur litl'r'
has kept health in our family. r.. Knott
Postmaster, UurClIU, iOrd
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THE CLERGY, MEDICAL FACULTY. AND Pro
plr all endorse BuIdOCk Blood littcrS as the
best system rcnovatinE, blood purifying ton
ic in the world. Send for I, stimOniulS.
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THE NEWS IN VERMONT.
EVENTS AND OCCURRENCES IN OUR
OWN STATE.
An Accident in st. Adams.

An Accident in st. Adams.
Johnnie. a fifteen -yearold son of Guy
b. Meigs of st. Adams, while swinging
cane Sunday. struck the hammer of II
loaded Gun, held in his other hand, cats-
inc its discharge which shot away large
nortiou of one side of his face, and brokea
bart of the skull. 1t IS feared the little
fellows injuries may prove iatal
The Rutland Rink SoId-Other Matters.
The Rutland Bicycle club skating rink
was sold at auction Saturday forenoon by
ID. p. Peabody, assignee in insolvency to
James f.. Greed for $3.50 The rink was
built and finished in 1884 at a cost of about
5000 by IA stock company. 1t was the
largest and finest rink III the state, Dut
not being located in good place ana not
well managed the venture was uhSuccess-
full.
A Terrible Accident.
Thomas Welch of Richmond, while as
sistiug George Goodrich in threshlng
Tuesday. slid from the NOW and was inn
nailed ON an iron bar standing against the
NOV. The iron penetrated his body twelve
inches, but he drew it out himself lie
was taken home to Richmond village ana
walked into the house. He continued
along in great agony until Thursday about
noon NHou ne "'cu' "Nim5 ;,,o ,a n,,i,,h -,
possible. He was aged thirty. years, was
over six feet in height and weighed nearly
80 poundf 50 that some idea OF his terri ble
fall can he gained.
Caledonia County w, {. L. u.
The scmi-anuual meeting of the Gale
donia county W. c. T. u, held at Mcln-
doe. Fall.. commencing Wednesday even.
inc and closing Thursday evening, was
I,,,.,..i.I ,rhn welcome address,
Iaf-eIN a''V""r" nv ,Il..
was gwen ~ MIS- - - C"oN VI AVN
Fails. and responded to 10y MIS-. VI; :
Bcattic of gate. PapcrI were reau "l
.'Sunday,,schouI w oIN' 10y -'V'iy, , ,,,,
ntroIIN auu ny inI't''t,, ''' ,,,.,'lnti,,
Shoul4 '.N i'I ,I'r i,'','t tGe nns,,inn tnkeI
wa '"'l.'Vi ~. 4, II IN rnfarruc,
D! t NE N"ti",,,ii ",,.'}i',itn,.v Marty On
t ~ ,n, ,', i'i',, t;nm NralDaw Of Port
land aJdrrsscd The convention on prohbl
ti',,
'''"' A., c,ns
flh' span N'i'e" ny '"'
a two horse team owned by a. H. Pet'
of Montpelier, became frightened Mon
do,, .ftnrnonu and ran i'm front of IA Cen
''f ,-,.,,, fr,i,,ht tr.i, Ono bors
t ,r"l l,iilnd and tLe nthnr so badly iniurc
tho '1 hn had To- f." II" SHOT They we're value
~ .2tI TLn rn,rio,re was uniniured
,,;,, y.rmouter.
''''' W
Hon. Edwin 1. Watson Oh hRr'loIu "'e
ut his nom" sunday morning Oh canCero'
affection of the stomach, aged 60 year
Judgc Watson was II native of WOrCeSle
VI. wa assistant Judge of WHshin9to
county in $3.50. represented worcester
the general assembly IN NoE ana ! 0p1; all
also held many oihcr Important once
He has Tor many years pcch pI"'NIheut
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-12-25
IRA Shattuck'~ Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons c9u-
district of Chtt,ujru. c"rncd Iu th" estate
OF Ira ~hItturk latte of burlington, m -uI
district. deceased.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-12-25

To meet the above liabilities and current
expenses for the ensuing ycar,a per capita tax
of i've per cent has been laid, to he collected
and paid into the County Treasury rs proNid-
ed by law
A claim for coal, gas, &c, consumed ~ the
Court House. being the proportion deemed
fair and equitable for the state to pay,
amounting to S11S.G}, has been presented TO
the Auditor of Accounts for settlement
j. :. PLAIr. \sst Iudprs
JOHN f.. smith, -'
| Burlington, Dee. r., 1850.
! An order has since been drawn ny nm on
| the State Treasurer for the amount ana cover
| cd intOth County Treasury.
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100000

start YOU in work that will at once bring YOU
i'm money faster than anything else IN Amrri~
ca. An about the S20O,OOO in present WIN c4ch
box. Agents wanted everywhere, OF Pllh'r
sen of all ages. for all the time, or spare time
only, to work for rs at their own homes, foI-
tunes for all workers absolutely assured
Don't delay. II. liALIETr Co., IortIahd'
Maine.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
d the Tax Payers of Chittenden County.

Pursuant to the provisions of the law, the
undersigned present the following IRON the
report Of the County Treasurer showing tue
receipts and disbursements, the assets ana IL
abilities OF the county for the fiscal year end
ing November 30, 1850:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-12-25

RI" NDnc genuine without Il bunch Of green
II Ips on the white labcl. Shun all tn" vic,
polsonous stun with "Hup' or Hops i" their
name.
May2O.d&wllu to-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-12-25
COlgate'S Cashmere Bouquet

,,L;,,e contains O.O372 per cent of
LuDlll y SiIiCate of Magncsia, with
traces OfIrOn.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-04-06
ssfTPPING NOTES.

'rhe schooner Leahi brought 1000 bags sugar
from Kukaiau.
Fias schooner wailele brought 1929 bags sugar
from sIaEko.
The schooner Luka brought 200 bags sugar
from KohaIaleie
The schooner faeakals brought 1900 bags
sugar from Pepeekeo.
The steamer Lil1eiize brought ,3S2 bags sugar
and bags corn from Hama and Kahului.
The schooner Ehukai brought S24 bags sugar
AmdI plgsF Spni Watalua- She sails tomorrow.
1hesteaIner Lehua arrived early last Saturday
mons Hamakua with I.7s0 bags sugar. 70 hides
aud q head cattle
The steamer kinau last Saturday brought 800
bugs sugar. 4zsnead cattle. horse and 100 pack
ages sindries from Maui and Hawaii.
The steamer Planter arrived yesterday from,
Kauai with 1927 bags sugar, 81 bags rice. II hides
and horses. She reports having had squally
syesther at NawiliwiIi the last two days.
me american bark Courtney Ford sailed from
KahnIui, Maui last Friday for San Francisco with
II.Is5 bags sugar, weighing about III tons, and
valued at s7I,226 She was towed out by the
steamer LikeIike, and the following passengers
went by her: t. NJ. Lowrie and c. T. Tickles.