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76 doz. large fire works
!. ul)e 3.

WYE wish TO inform those who like to see
W good Fire Works, that we intend
having an addition to our Stock of Rockets,
Fire Wheels, Roman Candles, Italian
Steamers, Tourbelains. Nests of Snakes
Flower Pots, Grass-I loppers, Blue Lights,
Pigeons, Serpenls, sc. making about 76
dozen IN all so that we think we can sup
ply all orders from home or abroad, (which
we have not been able to do any former
season. AT wholesale only we have q
quantity Of red Chinese Crackers also for
sale pulling Cracker, aud Torpedoes, or
Throwing Crackers the Two last kinds
are the only kind We sell to boys; they
cannot set even powder on fire, as we have
proved by repeated experiments. Our as
sortment oi all kinds of Goods is very
complete, and we ask all persons 10 take
look through the Variety Shop.
PASGBoRN q BRISiMAID.
Darlington. June 8, 1886.
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which are offered for sale for cash or APP,
proved credit.
p. S. He wishes TO call The attention OF
the economical. to the fuel aud labor, sa =
wing properties of the Rotary Siope. and its
peculiar adaptation as Summer Cooking
Store. BY the use Of the CRATE, very
small amount of fuel Is required for the
culinary operations Of any family; less by
one half II is believed, than is required by
any other S'ove in use. It's form aud
height is such that it admits Of being pa
ocd IN the fire places Of ordinary kitchens,
so that most of the hea, and effluvia from it
passes off by lhe chimney. The saving OF
fuel effected by the Improved Rotary, in
one year. over that of almost any other
Cooking Stove, is fully equal to lis cost
besides the superior facility and care with
which the several culinary operations arc
performed with it.
Also, Tea aud Marlin Kettles of various
sizes, cast expressly for this Stove.
GEO. PETERSON.
burlington March 81, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-07-15
INDGl1IBLE TNKa

E>oR marking clothes: without pre-
l. paraton; It has been used by persons
IN this town for obeut three years and does
not wash out. Perkins IndeIhble Ink TO
be, used with preparation, and it is war,
ranled not to wash out. Wlllston's IndeI
ibIe Ink warranted to stand soap aud water,
Perkins Counting House red and Black
Ink; The hest IN use, Indian Ink, al the yari
ETY. Shop PAsGBoRN 6. BRINsMArp.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-07-15
l)ye Stufs.

BBLS. ground Campcachy Log.
Nv wood, 100 do do Nicaragua. 100
do do Fus,lc. SO do do camwood. 10 DO
do curcuma. IL do do bar wood. 90 do
do Nader. 25 do copperas. Is do alum.
Is do.blue vitrol. 25 carboys do oil. lbs
argol. 9 do cream tartar. bales nut
gals. s ceroons Indigo Clo,hiers' brush
es, tent hooks. and press papers.
J. g. J. II PECK g. co.
June 16.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-07-15
Linseed Oil for Sale.

VIE subscribers have on hand Linseed
o'' OF the best quality and will be at
on ,'meS happy to supply Customers either
at '"e'r store on The west side of the Court
mouse squire or at the Oh mill al the Falls.
llIcKoK g. CATLIN.
Burlington, March 10. 1896.
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Paints and Oils.

10000 lbs, white Lead 10 bbls Vcne
tau Red. 10 Do American yellow. 10 d.
French do. Is do Spt's. Turpcnrinp. dc
Glue. 1000 glIs. sperm Oh winter and fal
strained. 500 DO Refined do. Is Bbl.
Lnseed do, by
j & j. III. PECK g. Co.
June I6. 1886
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-07-15

THE CHRISTIAN LYRE, collection of
Hymns and tunes adapted tor social wor,
ship, prayer meetings, etc. with supplement,
Tor sale by SMITH s. HARRINGTON,
March 3.
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Take n Office.

A LII persons who are owing me by note
IA or book account, will call and close
the same and save cost Immediately.
LEMUEL CURTIS.
luno q
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-07-15

"IlE SPRING FIELD FIRE IN
Il SURA,NCE COMPANY, insure on
the most favorable terms, Dwelling Houses
Stores, and other buildings, Furniture. 81
Merchandise Of every description. against
loss or damage by fire. Application for
insurance will receive immediate attention.
WYLLYS LYMAN,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-07-15
Tobacco and Snuff.

az KEGS Plug Tobacco. Is Boxes
~ Cavendlsh do. 80 bbls Lorrillard
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. 10 Jars
LorrlIarJ Maccaboy Snuff bbls do
Scotch do, for sale by
j. g. j. II. PECK g. Co.
June II
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Drugs and Medicines.

.ATHROP g. POTWIN have rcccv-
Lied their SptIng supply of Genuine
Drugs and .Medicines and are now offering
them to the pnhlic, n, wholesale or retail
on the most REASONABLE. terms.
June 8
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CarDetings.
NOTICE..

"HE subscribers have tcruued a copar-
l. nershp in business, under he finn al
Lemuei Curtis & Co. at The old stand Of
Lemuel Curtis.
I.EMUEL CURTIS.
CHARLES l. CURTIS.
burlington, i0h May, 1886.
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Groceries

1OO CHESTS Hyson skin and Young
IOO hyson Teas. 20 bags Coffee. 10
do. P,mento. 10 do. Pepper. 80 hhds.
Boston N. E. Rum. 90 do recllfrd Wins
key. 70 bbls. American Brandy and Gun.
Srgnett Brandy. Holland Gin. Pure ST..
Croix Rum. Wines. Pale and Brown
Sherry. Pure Old Madeira. do do Port.
Tenerlffc. Canary. Sicily Madeira. French
do and Malaga. 25 baskets Champaign of
a superior brand. Is cases Claret. SO
Quntels Cod Fish. rs boxes Herring. IS
do Bar Soap. 90 do Starch 80 do Pipes
]. & J. II. PECK g. CO.
June 16.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-07-15
Dry Groceries,.
Shoes and Boots.

II EMUEL CURTIS g. co. have now
IL good assortment, Of Ladies English
and French kd Slips; CATER Boots and
walking Shoes; genlemcns summer Boots
do haF Boots do. Pumps aud walking
Shoes. Nav 20, 1886,
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Trout and other Fishing Rods
10 Canes, and Hooks. and an additional as.
sortment OF Fire Works, just received at
the Variety Shop.
PANGBoRN e. BRINsMAID.
June 90.
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GROCERIES,.

HNt1E subscribers have received during
- the past week a fresh supply o
Hyson, Imperial. Bohea. Hyson Skin and
Young Hyson Teas; Coft, brown and
loaf Sugars, Pepper, Spice, Ginger Gloves
Casa &c, which wil be sold on The besl
terms.
LEMuEL CuRTrs Sc.
MAY q 1886.
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FOX SALE.

4o,,A on reosoaJbie terms, house
ff....ss1saM and io'a (e,o rods north Of The
,ssssES .4cademy Enquire al his 96ice
&Esazz or IF Dod. Nm, .4itouier.
Burlington Starch II, 1885
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-04
Beoinsunssn ois1er 3eituns.

3baIer far ben Sebrsans ,peuu inner
balb breY msonaten Don, @mpfanee De
3eiiung ar,,--Gin 1baler uno ftnfsis gent5
,penu innerbalb Dem Sabre,--uub 23baler
trennnedD 8erlauf oeNelben be5abl miro.
g. SIR cine fhrsere 3eitals feds Morate
miro feine Subs1eription ausenonmeu,,no
eie3eitaus Fam ni6t aufseseben spsroen
bic ale Nhdfauoe be5abIt fno.- :. =: ..,-s@ ~
II 8. 8efanntuabunsen fefen: Shr eine
Mobe SO gsntS eas Iiered 1; fur einsn
Monat ST uno fir Elm Sabr 1bat'r bas
9iered. .@' 81 s'% ..'. @.-.:@,%,. .>>~>
4. Ber Siefe 9eituns barb ben poitreitet
bsfbmmt, miro nod bic sufaslide Sumns
con g5Gents 3u be3atlsn baben. -.} y !.
T. W. 8riefe,e. an ben 9erauseeber raai:
isnpoffrey einselauot ,peroen. :...s
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-04
Ser Oeutfben Submit.

NuDlg ntD unDefdn9eni IN ~Ce'
nubt(ein Der eisenen &roft, f6lun'-
mert Der 26tpe i'm @5batten zines
!Wel lsnbaume6, unbefhmmert Inn
oas gefbplrre nno Neefen unbes
.oeutenDer SnIeftsn, bis i'm cine
'binterlifti9e Sbtangei Elm bpsbafter
|Sbafal, o0er Elm b(utDirfttSer St-
|9er aus Ieineu1 Sblumtner tpefti
uno sur Dertbeioisuns, sum Ser
Imalmen eleuoer nibtSlplrois ser8e9>
jner rsijt, ols feine gro6mutb fur
Ssisbeitt leinsNube u. unbefansens
beit fur Sumlnbeit bisItsn, un0
leiner &raft pptteten, TN lbermhts
btgen wabne, ba6 Ct fie ntdbt iu
ssbrauben ipife. Salt unD beodb>
ti9 ribtet er flb ouf, mlttelt ben
@5taub BON f6 abi rpomit eltnoes
9efbmei6 i'm in Geinem blunmer
beoeefte ; feline frdftt9s, flangrel6e
Stimme er(baat, Die groe erbebtr
bic Sel(tn or6bnen ooS gDo er-
tpabt uno lire Opnner reller1 bis
gum fernen Sellen9ebirge. Gr iIt
eritanoen In feinsr &raft unb 6err-
li6feit, tlnb QBebe Dem 9e9nerf
Der tcutibn fib NIT i'm, su tne1en
wa9t. ..>,....- .'.~.,...l !. +. AZ
IS 9erei6t tlns ;util srtBttn Ders
snuseniiunfe Mitbur9eth Deutf6er
Station .anseisen su f6nnen oas
aud Der Dsutlbe g6tpt enDlib ers
watbt unD 5un pouen gemu6tRin
feiner Starfe Id aieRm lO6nen
gonbe Der Sreibeit eelan9t 1T ben
auber Der bobberSisen 8er;nania
in 0letp.Dcrt, unD au6er Den oetlts
! fDen 9ereinen In baltimore, Neus
orleans, Gineinnatti, ,MiGourir Suf1
!. falo u, {, ,p.i bilDst liO nunmebr
aucb in Der 9auptifabt .nnferes
Staat Sin pbilaoeIpbia -eil
oeutfber 9ersib uno In allen Deuts
| fDsn GtdDtss llno Gounties ppt1
/ pennfplpanien 10 { r,b en- 8erfam-
mlunoen .berufen unb abgeboltenf
Jun beutlebe Gpratba g ittenf
9Dlfstbhtnlibfeit uno Deutfbe
Sreue unD NeDlibfett nieoerin ibs
re sisentbimlibe Nsbte etnsu(eeen
|unb ipie0er 9eltenD i'll maiden, tpp
cine uneebeure Mebrbeit, falt bret
|3iertel Der gefammten Bep6lfetung
|oeutl6e Staalngenphen lino nnb
Ioeutf0 lpre6en. ,ss5
Oie 6auptswede oiefsr oeutlbe.
lino einfab, aber bon DO 4
Iber Biebtlefeit, uno Des oeutfber1
l9elfss unD gbarafters ipitbis.--
|9tiebt senus fou es Dem Deutfbetl
Ilsin ba6 sr bier frei ltt, onb Die
| Wese feu lino nuts er fsnnsni utl1
[Geb L. fsinen Ginbern Die @egnuns
GENDER Sreibeiterbalten ;a afbnnet1.
Ser 8ereine erbabenes uno bod
| fss Sic! III sabers /
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-04

Worten-ou6 nur cine Splbe .sW
rlcfsunebtnsn. g..
D!e seraoe @brli6feit bat
olfot permtttt[lt Der Oefentlt0felt,
Den 9ie9 lber Die. nnreDli1feit
unO ole winfsl5des oooot1 getrassu
uno olefer Sie9 1T fur Die ganje
9cbllotte Belt Elm rei6er Seeen.
(2lol, .. Bef.)
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-04
Srouriges Greieni6.

2lS 9r. 8 obn s unf, BON
0alllfor Saunf6ip, Ooupbin
eountpt ebemoli9eS Mit9lieo pom
0auie Der Neprefentonten, por elnt'
gen So9en oa6 gi6 an elnem Wo6-
erroo IN feiner Wible los bieb, ftete
li6 oo6slbe pI6elih in Sewe9nn9
unO serquetfbte lhn1 oermo6en oab
pl6eliber SOo fol9te.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-04

=
&. @er bie(e 9situns barG ben poitreitei
bsfbmmt, miro nod bic sufdslide Sun,rps
con g5Gents su be5atien baben. s j :.
T 8riefe,e. an Den 9erausseber s,ai:
isnpoffrep einsefauot ,peroen. .:.~. !
=. q ~ F.. --==7s'se ss'e,-- -.
'%%<.a Msenteufhr ben i p. b. ~.
9aterlanoS reuno.
'e-Solseube J3erren ilno autboriiirt alS
aIsenteu fir oieie 3eituns su asiereu.
8, @rou gbitlieotbe. 8. =. s... .
8rieori6 @pdtb, Glq. pofneifer, peters:
>5H..>. ..@.. bur9b, GoI,tmbiana 60.
S. M. Cooper, Giq. 81. 80. Mcofer, y
~ .sS....s.. %,<.>.l Bapne 60.
Doc, parlemon, .. 81. llniontown, etarf
~@> = @>.><..@&. =~.r.@.:-.. <.s*....4 -. @u.
@bssp. 8. 8. 3uet, Scaremau, GrumbuII
,0usb me8au, eiq. mansFelo, @ialanO
- .-.~ w.. 49,. ~ g..
Die oru. Duetoreu g. u. g. osferlin,NIb=
- LAMB, &i6lauo 60.
0leranoer Me@utlp, .. N. NlaNiuon, 3.
@brsp' @eorse 8. weosanet @bippawap,
..s~E .,,@'~. =. QHavne s..
aBm. pBilipps, .. 81. 9,aris, start g..
9. 81, 9enose. etar. 3anessille. obio.
s. SOs. y; o,; :9NlsBs, Sanealtsr, S9le: q
y@ni,l p 'uns orsS. SGf eSo 81. Hp' y gIso,elanS @ 5
--aT TmnmmMMrsr----
< fs - an 4, erIen
e;n. motsIoS. @;ftn,;sn.r;n
C. c. - o,.t,.s, ~. sr. m1.n;.
O'eH, e,o;t oit's'tN es.ts .s''s.aiIt ua.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-04

= Su poriS tpuroe cine netle s0dts
tung Ne9enfcbirnls erfunoen, Die BON
ibrem grfnor OmnibussGeyen-
iOirn1e genanut tpet0en 0iefelben
llno febr leibt, ppnoer aewbbnlibs
en- GrbBe, unO f6nnsn mittelit el>
ner Seoer betiebi9e Nussebnung err
baltem 70 oaB srpet, bier ooer aub
feds 'perfonen ssrdumls plae untsr
oenfelben fInoen' -
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-04

me tpuroen. 1lD fDdbrlDelnltD BAH
Dieoer erbplt bobent tpenn Die
Satin nnD Mutter, Nabmittogs
ibrsn 9er(u0 niUt nit GrtbelIen
son oersiftetem Gnltorr, pieDer-
bolt Bate. Ole Yelse ,parJ 0oS
Der ate ST. peate feline Spbter
unb Sobn, oberma(s nit beftiger
&rQufbeit iberfauen wuroen. Ser
Sobn .ftarbt uno Die beiben Qns
oern pbibpn fie NIT Dem Sebtn
0aDbn famen, baben ourb oen Gins
| fu6 Des Gifts Den Gebrou1 ibrer
9lteoer perlobren.
Wdbreno Der Sranfbeit BON
|gpbroit1, CAB ibm Srau peafe
Sranf ODER bersitete (ol0en fir Jpn
Der pbne Smeifel Dsr9iftet 9etpefen.
|gs ibeint oo6 ndbreuo er bill Fos
Iouf feinem Uette lag er nitbt noe
niger ais Srspnal 9enbtbiset pur,
|oe perlteliten 2lrfenif ;u trlufen.
Or0u ,pe0tei Ole all OteleS unbell
anrI1tete, spar {ebr porlibtig feltlt
fetns> bon Dem serbaeften E(eiIb
ooer Dem Gultor0 5u e6en; (Ie CAB
Dor untpcbISu fepn,unb fsinen SUM
yer ju baben- SobalD ober beD
loen QnDern An;eigen bon &ranfbeit
Sum 0orlbein tan,en, CAB AUDI 1Ie
(por Front Su fepn. oe}tre Spmtome
jbielten NIT 0en Der 2lnDern @6ritt,
uno Die llltlse Srou seiete .srp6e
Seler9nlb uuo Surbt, eoB Ge aUs
I;utommen Der9lftet fepn. eJbr
Sunffgrif tpar jsOob ;u unstfcbIft
um su blnter9ebent uno enDlicb ge-
1tan0 fle ibre Sbulo init allen Be-
elettenDen l1mttin0en.
Ole etnst9en gnt(Eu(oigun9en
Die lie an9iebts fuo, "ooB le oert
|rldt sepelen unO Der Seufel bdtte
ne IS tbun maben.'' Sie Qert
tbelolsuns bieles mlsdten Beibes
bep tbrem gerb6r, tpurOe auf
Wabnlnn 9eftist. 2(uein es fonnte
|tbr Mot belfen uuo puroe Sun 500
perurtbellt. I'll. ..... '+
Sn Brl6e( 1T porieen Spmtner
Imsbrere Sage binDur6 &ries 9es
flbrt tporben, Dbne ba6 man In
NmeriEa Das MinDeiie oapon er,
Efabren bat. Die fljisen Yil,but-
tna1er sbnnten Den Strobiten.
oos geben ntebt, sogen tpie Nebel-
len tn Den @traBen berun, uno
( fblusen NIT geballten Sduften js,
Dem 0prhberssbsnoen 0en Ieinisen
berunter. 9sob su Fsiner 3eit (iuo
70 pisl 2eute cbne 9ut naeb 9aule
ge9ansen. 1 .#*s.
4 eubtpig Der 7te febor eintt feinen
|9ansen Bart ab, ll1l@ ben Bu6auE
|la9en feines Bi1bpfs Beibtpaters
|su 9enagen. Ote Eonigln @leonora
,fanoi fo6 er burb otefe ungenbbns
Hide @rfbcinuns ausemeineS eabeu
1erreste t1nD befppttet nurpe, unb
'|bielt Dies flr elnen bintdnglieben
)9runD s,lr Sbeioans Don Dem az,
;|men 9el1crnen &bnise-BotD ba:,
'(auf beiratbete lie cen @rafen 2te s,
'Ignglanc. Nls 6eiratbsgabe befa6
lie Die rei6en prepin;su Don 6pie
|ton un0 Anperne unD tpuroe fooie
Illriabe 50 Den & rte9e ~ Ypelebe
lSranfrei6 300 9abre lang an Den
llNanb oes 9eroerbsns brabten llno
100000 Menilben foifeten. Dte-
les alss wdre, ,pie mir sfauben,
lipDbl lnterblleben, bdtte S,lppia
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-04
glauben mbbten oa6 lie eiueu on.
oern 9efunoen baben tpir0e.
(NuS Den pbilooelpbisr WeGb(et-
UlDer.)
006lf tpitbti9, uno tporauf man
ll9 perIaBcn fanh- -pon 6rn.
.~... Notb(bllo, an teinen
T. gorrelponoenten
IN cieRr = "
- StaDt. s.

"Bptb(boft Cures prefbemen
bat Dorls eine 70 9uniti9s Birf.
ing 9ebobt ais erDartet !perOen
tcnnte uber Die on9ebenoe Sra9e
nit tpel6er Sranfrettb NIT gurer
Ne9lerung i'm Streit mar. SD
lOdee miD 9lddlib Gie ;u benatb-
rlbtl9en oo6 Die 3abIun9 nesen Der
gntf0doigun9 Ju mo0en febolo
poflr onsefprp1sn miro.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-04

Sn poris botte llb ooS 9ericbt
perbreitett 2ouiS pbilipp tpdroe
am Neujabr6ta9e aur Seier pes In
2ll9ier errungenen @5te9eS elite
Qmneltte fir Die pOlittl6
en- 9erbre0er Uerfln0en. @r fol-
au6 einem neusn WlorOanfbIa9e
nur 0oDur6 entgan9en leDn oa6
er einen un9en6bnllben weS bel
@r6fnun9 Der 0eputlrtentammer
einl1lug.
81. q. StQQtsaeituna.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-04
(0l. .. Staots;eituu9

Mon oerlibert Da6 in Deutitb
lano osmnd6lt Elm 9rD6er CONNER
.ctak0on9reB 9ebalten tuerOet un1
uber Die 9onoela9erb srpi-
(0sn 0sn Deutlben uno oen Qerz
einisten Staaten NaeffptaGe Su
nebmen. ~, !. ....... ~.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-04

0eob Beribten aus G5riebens
lanD beffebt Der bort eineefeete Nes
9ierunssratb nur aus gebcrnen
sJnldnoern. @nsliibe &apitalilten
fDaen 2Bluens lepn, Dort cine No-
tionalbanf ;u erribten. <Sie 2ln,
funft oes &bniss Don Saisrn wars
De ta3llcb erwortet. .~5 .5 80.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-04

Gum srpeen Qergnhgsn Der
Sirten seben jeRt 30ampfbcpte
in Den OarDanellen; oub (le rpers
Den reiieluftia uno paourcb olelleibt
70 regenerirt poB fIe permbaeln
Nu6lonO sesen Vermutben ldn9er
3u tpieoerf feben. Gin onoerss
Oompfbpot tna6t menotll6 9 Mol
Die Netfs splfben Ntbsn uno
sDnf nfantlnopel. .,.....
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-04

". j. q sr
y tlnfere ee1er tperoen Ii0 erinnern,
oa6 Die leete Botfbaft bes prelts
oenten aub nibt Elm Wort entbalt,
tpas einergrfldrun9, 9enustbuuns
ODER Nbbitte, tpte ie Sranfreib
bin(ibtlih feiner oprberigen Bcts
lbaft perlanste, glei6febt. Gin
gebiat in fbbne, ober lsere wDrte
3iebt eupwtg pbilipp uno fein 6of
beDeGt nit Shimpf un0 Sbanoe
lab unD Die 9rpBe Station oas
|ifNse Sranfreih sablt u1s bie. e.25
|MilIionea tpeit lie nlbt i'm 9tanDe
tpar, uufern prelioenten III stpinsen
lpen lsiaen Derbem hiderpbarten
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-01-12

The Liverpool Standard contains
the following sublime and pathetic
monody by the amiable editor:
When our days were young and
the bright summer sun seemed to
shine longer in the heavens than
it does now-when the heart was
light and the eye beamed with pleas
ure--when the loud laugh amid the
wild revelry of the school-ground
or the fairy tale told to listening
companions, behind some sheltering
grave stone in the church-yard, con-
tributed to bind us all in love to
one another--oh, then, who could
have thought that so short a space
of time would have overshadowed
with death, so many buoyant hearts!
We ask where arc the playmates of
our infancy' and echo answers
WHERE Some sleep in the iungles
of lndia-one dearcr than the rest
sleeps in Java--somc the sea has
swallowed up--murdcr did its worst
upon one in Amerlca--consumption
wrought its fatal spell upon others;
and the south of France, the Island
of Madeira, and the West Indies,
embrace their Wondering remains.
Almost all are gone The sad real
ity seems like n noinful dream -
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ISTAT,E or VERMONT, !
Washington District, IS.

washington DISuICt, SSs
In Probate Court, holden at Montpelier,
,oithin and for said district, on the 7th day
Of December, a. ID. 1895.
M IlEREAS, the estate of Peleg Stiles,
w late of Moretown in said district,
deceased, hath been represented insolvent,
and commissioners appointed thereon, &C
cording to law, who have duly attended to
the duties of said appointment, and made
report of their proceedings, in due form of
law, which report was accepted and al
lowed by said conrt, on the 18th day of
June, A. ID. 1885, and said estate found
Observation-Disclosures, it is ordered, that
Sally Stiles, Administrative, and Aaron
Laid, administrator on said estate, be and
hereby are allowed 1S months from the
day last aforesaid, for the sale of the goods,
chattels and lands of the said estate for the
payment of debts due from the same
and that the creditors to said estate, be
notified hereof by publication of this or
der i'll the State Journal, printed at said
Montpelier, three weeks successfully, the
last of which, to be at least six months be-
fore the expiration of said term.
BY the Court, l.. B. PECK, Register.
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Thomas HI. Brown a. Go
E'ie,saiH, Or Dutch Pills.

yHNHERE are but two causes Of disease
n Atmospheric air and aliment. The
Human System, like a stream of running
water, is continually wasting or changing
by excavations, perspirations, &c. and we
take food TO resupply such waste. The
same identical particles of matter that COM
posed our system but yesterday do not to-
day an entire change is effected in peri
cd of from four to seven years.
There are but three actions of disease
upon the human system; first, irritation,
which is succeeded by inflammation, pro-
ducing disorganization, decomposition, and
death.
To eradicate disease, first produce a
healthy state of the stomach.
In conformity with this doctrine, these
Pills were originally prepared by the cele-
brated DR.. Kerser, of Vienna, as univer-
sal Medicine, or General Restorative, by
combining various effective articles, divest-
ed of all extraneous matter and inert sub
stances retaining nothing in their compost
ton but pure Medicinal virtues, he succeed
ed. Thousands certify their efficacy in re-
storing the system to health, in variety of
diseases considered incurable.
For sale by f.. III. PRENTISS.
Montpelier, Sept "a, 1885.
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ABOLITIONISTS.

In the language of DIR Channing-'The
prosecuted Aboltionists have now the
sympathies of the civilized world
The country which persecutes them is
covering itself with disgrace, and filling the
hearts of the friends of Freedom with fear
and gloom. Already Despotism is begin
ming to rejoice in the fuiflment of its pro-
phecies, in our prosu ated laws and dying
liberties. Liberty is, indeed, threatnted
with death in a country where any class of
men are stripped with IMMUNITY of their
constitutional rights. All rights feel the
blow. A community giving up any Of its
citizens to oppression and violence invites
the chains which ii suffers othero to wear.
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Charles .KHlllN1i.

HAS received the largest lot of FALL
n n and WINTER GOODS,'h has ever
offered for sale, and at lower prices than
any other store in Montpelier.
Comprising :
100 pieces Merinos and Circassians, French,
German and English, from II cents to
Shopper yard.
2Opieces BED TICKING from II to 90
per yard.
10 pieces TARTAN PL.4IDS, Is cts.
3 bales BROW.N .SYIRT,LNG.S z to 10.
3 SHEETLN'GS, heavy,
IL 1-2.
100 pieces Turkey, English and American
Prints, from 10 to 80 cts.
SH.9WLS from "a to $15.
Black Silk Wells, Fancy handkerchief,
Silk Velvets of all colors, Lace, Silk Gloves,
and in fact general assortment Of ALL kinds
Of Goods.
October l, 1885. 5f
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Stray Horses,

gENAKEN up in the highway on the first
Il instant, one dark sorrel mare, white
stripe in her face, short switch tail, with
marks across her nose, probably made by
q halter--supposed to be five years Old
Also bay Mare Colt, white stripe in her
face, long switch tail, some white on three
of her feet--supposed to be two years old.
TIE owner is requested to pay charges ard
axe them away.
CALVIN BLODGETT.
East Randolph, Dec. 5th, 1885. 10