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"nut what would you do. when you wanted
to 20 to your dance, if You found your
brypucs were ton sWall!" "Oh, tina, nver
happens. They're all fine aisy shocs."--
"Well, if they prove too easy!" That's
vety aisy to be cured. "--"sa;d Rory"
"s,uff' ,hr,ne o'hny into them. like the
Mullusar hc,iers'" "Mullluear heiters I"
said The traveller. rather surprised by the
oddly of the expression. "yes sir" said
Rory. ibid You niver hear of che MulIingar
hclfrrs" "Never." why. you see sir
the women in Wcs'mea,h. they say. is
thick IN the legs, God h, lp hem. the cray
ihures; and SO theresa saying again thin.
You're beef 10 the heels. like Mnllingar
hcifer. "Oh! | perceive" "Yes SIR.
and IT'S all on account of what towld you
about Tie hay" How" said Tie travel.
Ter. Why there's an ovid joke, You may
take turn out Of i, if you like, whn You
see girl that's thick in the fe,lock-you
Gu aiiher her and say. young woman !"
She turns round, and then says you, Il beg
your pardon ma am, but think you're used
TO wear hay in your shoes. Thin. if she's
innocent, she'll ask, 'Why--and thin you'll
say, Because the calves has run down
vour leus TO get at it," u see,' said the
stranger, that is If she's innocent Yls
-slrpe name but that seldom hap
pens, for they're commonly up 10 you, and
cute enough "Now in case she's not limo.
cent, ms you say" said the traveller. "Fai,h
may be it's sharp answer you'll get thin, or
none. It's as like as not she may say,
"Thapkce, yocng man. my calf doesn't like
hay, and so your welkm 10 it yourseli?"--
[Rorv O'Moore.
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Matthew SaX's Estate.

VHNflE subscribers having been appointed by
Il the Honorable Probate Court for the dis.
trict of Grand. isle commissioners to receive
examine and ADJUST oil claims and demands OF
all persons against the estate Of Matthew sax,
late of Cbazy deceased and all claims and de-
mands exhibited in Offset thereto. do hereby
give notice that said estate is represented in-
solvent, and Fix months IRON the 9th day of
April A. ID. 1887 is allowed TO the creditors of
said estate to prove their respective claims be-
fore US, and That we will attend 10 the duties
of our appointment at the dwelling house OF
Ira III, IN lie La Mott, on the thId Monday
of August next, from IL o'clock forenoon Til
4 o'clock afternoon.
Dated at Isle La Mott, this LIST day IF June
A. ID. 1887. JOSEPH SEWEL,
EZRA PlKE,jr. CONS.
HARRY I'LL,
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Co.
" partnership heretofore existing under
the firm Of Wellington. Whitney & Co.
and Boardman, Clark Il Co. was by mutual
consent dissolved on the 25th inst. all
Notes, accounts and debts due the aforesaid
firms, must be arranged aud settled with
Joseph Clark, Samuel BoardMan and Eli
pho'et Whitney, by whom all demands
against the aforesaid firms will DC dlscharg
ed. JOSEPH CLARK.
SAMUEL BOARDMAN.
ELIPHALET VIII rNEY.
L. WELLINGTON jr.
Milton, .Wny 80, 1887.
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TTUECAS DID, kE.
STATE OF TERMONT'. }
DI>TRicT OF CHlTrENDEN, S.. {

DIsTRICT OF CHITTENoEN, IS.
A II Probate Court holden at Willis
IA ton, in said District, on the 10Th day
Of jane 4. y. 1887. 1t is ordered that an
account be taken of the debts and also, the
proceeds Of the personal estate Of SAID de-
ceased, and that The heirs and all persons
concerned in said estate be notified to ap
pear before said Court on The third Mon,
day Of July nex'. at the Eagle Hall in
Willston, aforesaid, to give bond for the
payment Of dcbs, and show cause why
license as aforesaid shall not be granted,
and that such notice be given by publish
ing the above application three weeks sue
cessve|y, AS soon as may be, IN the Free
Press, a newspaper printed in Burlington,
10 said District.
Given under my hand. the day and year
first above written.
WV. WESTON. Rppisier
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Josiah Blake's Estate.

To the Hon. the Probate Courr for the
District of Chttenden, comes the sub.
scrlbcr Dorcns Bake, administrators OF
the Estate Of JOSIAH Blake, late OF
Bolton in said District. deceased. and
represents that the personal estate Of
said deceased will not be sufficient to pay
the debts and charges thereof, and here
by makes application to said Court for
license 10 sell the real estate for that pur
pose, aud as part of SAID estate cannot
BE- sold Ihout injury to those iu'ere-.
ted in the remainder, she therefore
makes application for license to sell all
widows dover 10 said estate.
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Groceries and Provisions.
A. +. LOWRY.

"AS taken the brick store on church
Il Il street few rods north of the jail
where Intends to- keepa general assortment
of family Groceries for sale. Such as Teas
Coffee, Rice. Loaf. Lump and Brown
Sugar, Molassess. Lamp OIL, Cod Fish
Mackcrel, Figs. Rals'ns. Nuts &c. &.
ALSO, SOME PURE LIQUORS.
ST. CROIX RUM,
WINES,
HOLLAND GIN,
BRANDY,
Prices and quality Of the above articles
will bear comparison with any in this
county.
Burlington. Mny 25. 1887.
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CIiAMPLAIN HOTEL.
,orA. lG!I!h HART.

ID ESPECTFULLY announces TO the
IL citizens of Burlington and its vicinity,
and the Travelling public generally, that
he has taken. repaired, painted. fitted up
and furnished the above Hotel, situated
near the head OF the Steam Boat Wharf
ard next door north OF Messrs. Follelt and
BredIeys Stone Store. in style Of elegance
and convenience not surpassed by any
other Hotel IN the village oil Burlington.
A spacious Parour, Dining room and
setting rooms. all contiguous, communicate
with each other and with the front Piazza
below, Parours and sleeping rooms above
are convenient. airy and prospective and
communicate by the Hall to The Front
Piazza above, are all inviting TO travellers.
boarders and parties OF pleasure. The Bar
room, barns, sheds. and yards are arranged
in the best possible manner to accom-.
moda,e the travelling and business public.
Mr. II. from long experience Processes TO
know how to furnish good table and bar
and to serve up the choicest eal tables aud
rarest delicacies that the market and sea
sons afford in a manner to suit the taste OF
The connoisseur, and confidently assures
his patrons and guests that his utmost
exertlons will be put III requls'lIon 10
serve them.
Steam Boat Passengers will be waited
on to and from the Boats and their Bag
gnge transported and taken care Of, and
save their Hack hire TO and from the Court
House Square.
Stage passengers can he set down at
this Hotel without addliona. fare, and
those taking the Boats will be shown on
board with their baggage free of expense
aud without incnrrIng any risk Of hrlng
left. by the darkness or a'eness of the
night or any other emergency incident to
the hurry and hustle of stea power opera
ton. or the fluctuations OF wind and
weather.
Horses and Carriages furnished those who
wlsh to call at the Banks or public offices,
or visit any part Of The village. on reason.
able terms.
Burlington, May I, 1887.
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COPARTN EIlSHIP.
Ladies' Shoe Store.

TEVHE subscriber would give notice that
IL in addition to his present stock OF
fashionable Shoes, he is weekly receiving
from the Manufacturers a selected as.
sortment Of custom work, among which
are Mans6elds best Kid Slips, Gator Boots
aud Walking Shoes, which will be ap.
proved by all who may wish an article for
Service. Likewise Gen,lcmen's fine Boots
and Pumps made to order by the best OF
workmen that can be obtained and warran.
ted. All of which are offered at The lowest
price for Cash.
DANA A. BRAMAN.
Burlington. Nav %. 1887.
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VESTS PATENT CHLORINE
COS Nj ETC and PILLS.

ENOR Ringworms, Snltrheum, Scald-
Il head. and all Cutaneous Eruptions.
This article is not thrown into market like
most patent medicines, backed by some
half dozen fictitious certificates; but 1t
comes respectfully and honestly rccommen-
ded, and is, we verify believe, all that it
claims to be; and ns such, it ia offered to
the public, by J. e. ]. H. PECK g. Co.
Sept. 1886 Agents for The Patentee
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From the Baltimore Patriot.

IL is not often we receive from our pOetl
cal friends amy thing SO acceptable as ,h,
beautiful verses below combining such O
dow Of inspiration, with so mucI, taste and
harmony, We give hem place with tho
more pleasure as we have promise ,ha,
lie fair and youthful aulh,ress will enable
us 10 g,nce our columns with more of her
illusions,
MORNING HYMN.
"In The morning will direct my prayer unto thee"
- tPsALMs.
Cnce more the dav ming light of day r,eIs in the
Father in Heaven all gratefully in, heart looks
up 10 thee,
10 bless 'hcc for Thy watchful care throughout the
long npl' hours,
For all the me'cies Ger my 10, thy daily goodness
showers.
For thou hast c!oriiied my path with locks aud
words Of love,
AND all hat fills my heart with JOY is granted from
ioove.
=" countless are the blessings which thy boun,e-
ous hand hath gwen.
'ereforr do bless Thy name, God of The
earth and ica,en!
How beau iiuI around my steps this 6owery world
inh lie
How e'oIiouslv lhv hand hath placed the lights
along the sky
ihe very buds that lhrons the woods look up ador-
ingk,
And breathe from on; their little breasts song Of
pra,e 10 thee.
too would ~ my voice ON high, and bless thy
gracious care.
Oh ! look in mercy down, and send an answer TO
Any prayer;
let the names that / would wait above the
solemn skies,
The dearest 10 my soul on earth, be precious in
thine eyes,
Oh keep lhine arm around them still in love
whcreer they go,
Aud let tbs sr'r lish, their way, while wandering
he,c below;
Aud when at las, they reach The shores of Times
ule,en sea,
BE 'hon their flher, guide, and friend, throughout
eirIn,iy! lNEZ.
Eliatursh, 1897.
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HH[,O!T,EI;,lI,::n


mA WOULD respectfully in
fsTstH w form the citizens of Bur.
iiiN@ lOs'on aud vicinity. and tho
A2 travelling public, that he has
taken. repaired, and iled up in good style,
The house io' merly kept by Mr.. Harrington
and subsequently, by Mr.. Cady, on the
East side Of water street, at the head Of
The Steam Boat Wharf. aud opposite
Messrs, FoIle,t aud BradIeys Stone Store.
Having had much experience in the
business Mr.. J. tlat'ers himsefthai he will
be able 10 give satisfaction to all who may
favor him with call. HIS Bar and table
Will be supplied with Inc best that the
marke: aff,rds, and his house, barns and
sheds, for convenience, are not inferior TO
those Of his nelghbors.
Steam Boat passengers will he waited
on TO and from the Boats, and their bag.
gage conveyed aud taken care of free Of
charge. aud stage passengers. from every
direction, be set down at This house, with
OUT any additional iare.
Horses and carriages will be furnished
o any who want them to do business at
any part oft vlllags or town, at reason
able prices.
Determined 10 spare no pains to merit.
Mr.. J. hopes TO receive, a share Of the
public patronage.
Burlington. Nav 10, 1887.
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l.. 3. Platl's Estate.

WIPE The subscribers, having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Pro
bate Court for the District of Chlttcnden,
cOmmls. ioncrs 10 receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands OF all per-
sons. against the estate Of l.. Il. Plat,, late
Of Milton. in SAID District, deceased, rep.
resented inSolvent. aud also all claims aud
SIX months from The dav Of the date hereof.
being allowed by said Court for ,hot pnr
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice.
that We wlil attend to the business of our
appoin'm en,, at tn" dwelling of Sally Plat,
in Milton. in SAID District. on The 18Th day
of November next, at 10 o'clCck, A, NJ.
Dated, this 10th day OF May. a ID 1887
DANIEL II. CUlOM, } Commits
IRA WRITER'S, ( sio"frs
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STRAY MARE.

-Ni,N ~ M I'D TTUIH INe
--<@1TS - subscriber on the Goth
GkS5ts,... tsT Of May last, Brown
WI Mare, with switch tail,
NU star in The forehead and
marked on one hind leg
Whoever will give any information Of sa d
mare shall receive the sincere thanks of the
PHILIP PEAROU.
Burlington, June IS, 1887
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The Sick mans Friend.
MOrisOn's Pills,

Or the real genuine tIygeianUn'versal Me-
dlcIne of the British College Of Health, in
packages of, 9, or 3 dollars. can be OBJ
tanned in this town, only Of the regularly
appointed Agent. AS you value " health,
which is lfe," see that you get the genuine
Pills; they are signed s. Gage at present,
(but will soon be signed II. Fi'ch) State
Agent, and A. Br'nsmaid, sub agent for
Burlington, Wall others are base coun-
terfeils. For the convenience Of the pub
lie. they will be, with the Powders aud a
Hygeian Book, kept at the Variety Shop.
A. BRINSMAlD.
Agent for Burlington, Vt.
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fitted up the concern in a manner That "eant
be beat'' in this latitude; and holds himself
ready to do all kinds Of Book work, in a style
warranted 10 suit the taste of publishers
generally.
u Job work Of every description done on
short notice. Plates for Blank Deeds, Writs,
Executions, Notes sc, furnished TO order. Type
Galley's, a very convenient article for Printers
made 10 order on Brass copper or Russia Iron
bottoms. Large six horse stage cuts for sale
tour horse do.-small do. do.-i.arge horse
cuts, small do. Also great variety of small
cuts, of every description.
o. Leads furnished, from to The Plea to I.
The patronage Of the public is respectfully
solicited. All letters ON business directed to
the subscriber will receive prompt attention.
G.. TAILOR E.4TON, Agent.
boundary in Lnlhrop & Po,win's building,
Corner ofChurch and College Streets, third
story.
Burlington, April 90, 1887
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Ktna Insurance Company.
NNHE subscriber continues to insure all
~ kinds Of real end personal property
as agent for said Company. to whom ap.
plication may at all times be made at his
Office in Burlington. TIE established
reputation Of this Company for stability,
fairness and llbcrallty in their dealings.
needs no further commentator.
VIM. A. GRIswoLD
Burlington, Aprl 6. 1886.
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WOOL.

TTIHE Winooski Mills of Burlington will
Il take WOOL TO work on shares, or
exchange for Suttinettss on Delivery of the
wool
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-21

IrvINDICATION.--Dr. BRANDRETH has
been assalsd by the proPrstors of other Medicines
as mercenary Quack, because he is said to recon-
mend his Medicine in large quantities, and that no
good medicine is 50 required. The fact is, that any
medicine having Mercury, Arsenic, Antmcny, or
Hemock in it could not be taken in large doses, be-
if were, such medicine would destroy life at
once. He does not say the medicines to which he al
ludcs have those ingredients in them, but evident
from their directions, that great required in the
taking Of them. Now, Brandreths Vegetable Uni
versal Pills can be taken at all times in large or small
doses, according to urgency of symptoms.
One of those who apply this epithet of MERGE
NARY, was patient of DR.. BIS for three months,
viz; from May to August, for the Piles, Of which dis
the Brandreth Pills completely cured him. This
man now advcrtscs largely Pill, which he processes
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which he labored.
Dr. Brandreth appeals to the high estimation hiss
Pills are held in in all parts of the United States this
is his best answer 10 all the vile illusions of Interest,"
ed persons; whom he leaves to banquet on their own,
envy. liz
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IIGHLY CONCMNTRATED CoMPOUND

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ID ENING PLASTERf repaired for pain weaksess in the
se back limbs ais. fer govt rheumatism LIVER com
Sathng of the stonach &c they viii give imne
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nIsEAsEs OF THE + YE.-Dr. ELLIOTT, &c,

RIsEASES OF THE f YE.-Dr. ELLIOTT Ocu.
~ Ilsf and Professor eC the Anaay and diseases OF me
Husan eye Broadway private entrance IN Duane street
F years undivided and constant study under the
most ocu Europe and America with the most
and the union DR. asserts with
the NEST dangerous diseases the
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ana e 20 w % pyspee@s Liver
SaSe asas :: az, q
'ss; o Rfs1 aess.: s 70 e;
Weod BR a." as s and y
Ne sSwsy smen:on IS Fulton s.Iee. Grsham %
North %ss' d a"s sSHi
du t'siS
Brosdway and Hull Brown i2s Maiden Lane In Hewari ss
was Troy By Fss.e sedsn IN sesenss : :SS
Fuller For s,e also IN most principal places this and
DfersY CURED In the month of May last Mr., Robbins
tended with cough and Ever She coed medical aenTs,
a
osm soS limbs became much swollen
nsOss r.
Ss s %fSa bad
wt and ssd . Ten able
%.e ss,ss ard her
Nov W.. oc,o.,,s,. 100. Fhstreet SIN Avenue.
Persons Wishing to make inquiries regard to Mrs RosD.,
v.nns arc pe, per % .s OF her Q, on Ne Hnns Eighth
received essential bsns6 heen pulmonary affection ef many
yeansiandnr, from Dr. Sears treatment " '
ANGINA PECT9RIS-Dr Sea ,sould ,nost Oh
n anti rSo. sf aae
xnsSs :1y Po". a %
s ~. ?. good
Cd By T. ae.,hlke spry late TS disease
90 ss n 3
y M and symptoms are an unpleasant cnsaiisa
eoded sih about the and pscsry abos ,bs
%
blades especially the LETT and often affecting le arm Ths
suhsc 70 are soGsmes awakened with sense Of suocaiios
o. difficulty Of breathing and seneray sxpeience sornc Of
wherein y ascend NC Or against the wind fight Of stairs
health cycep, daring s rarosy which NOT fieens
occur but which become frequent attended WITH ne,
carsnd alarming ssnsaons and cen proving suddenly fatal
when apparently good health enjoyed Having maid nnch a,,
toa % the treatment Of this disease ard confederate ssn
Va ~ ne wond invite those sbectioit or who nj cs
ncnce me above described can him al his es
" Ann street and make such enquiries may ,lcn,
subject Of this article ,fls,.h Ia v,.~ IA
enjoying gsed health had two yearsos been
mucn win vcy Unpleasant au e heart af-
tnnen WIN sense ~ lness ~ The left side and oen novs
afs pains enecRs the shoulder nm, os emcs
.ne n Increased exeron al
ese symptoms and often
re aPpne 70 Doctor Sears aad under has rxpc
street. - 20 - ~ - oe' ~ ~"
lCerhcse Of Mr. Smith Ely of the Bartlett and Ey
fg many year h,ye been subject bilious Affection which
appianor TO physicians frequently Having
ene acpiainhn with Dr. Sears have since BIS
w tnn Guy ~ P~ TO him for advice ard medicine seced
sn have sws been 81 ed with his frssmen Duns the
OF last spring bad bilious
panied VIII an inflammation Of lnn- and cough Or Sears
nte ed on me- and under hs treatment The and
cough s,o',d and health restored have fullest
confidence IN his ability and * " his profession u,.
strct. SMITH ~ " '@'
New York. November i,t. 1890. asam
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nR. HAMILTON, A SURGEON Of lons s,sna "a
" rupl OF two Of the first colleges anatomy and M, sav
and pashce OF physi. and surgery in hos moved ,,,
the Hgsc No ies Jon street Of the corner &c Pearl street
where Nc may bc consulted disease ~ bn,n
nature senm dehcatc indci ate e r,s,
dseratt vcrera casfs cured 10 pnc Jav. srs ~
every Other description IN time proportional ia thosta and na
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