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Gases Oi. HI!YrSIsYtsu

'HNEl"sTON Nov. Is. 1871.
Dnfip4thc ~!is:wi':'rr ard spring. J was ;i,r,cd
"i':i ~ veiy severe AID distressing Rheumatism
ccc'iSHi'd.! 10y x:0~'lca tn t;,. wya;.cr. ncr;
axe E!,at Iic:s'ric i'll stating, TIA, six lo,,.cs ol,:c
i"";'.H i""Hft". i.s'ofC ne io Ierteci heath,
and I cr'i.'icl.i'r recommend it 10 NJ! .inaiEr:. III.
iiictcd. JOHN II HGUSGN. Eiun =.
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Stree nNsoOd Acadeaaies

r.. Na'eeaaNS9ON ACaS1cHsAlcS ,
IgAFltE located Oh the haaialy fridge which
~ divides the waters Of Ghe.Saiudas and
s'ayannasI~Riyers, and Will reteom11encc
their exercises on the first Mondayiu Jan.
uafySnext, Under tho supefintondadce Of
r ~. s."' .t'- mo i!rsr fespGE
themselves d,.ramparf; fsnSn,it} Tstttaa
E.paltlen leot many, u gallait: solf.can Gealtt
y lehst 9: s9ldier.'s Craze. nf,dE thc.f
sterlfy uiS;fich inhsrra 100 - =. 49,: some
enr.. -" BUT Elasiiu
|, E;Ssesifa sta trnm,nejssS6 i,ih;:,i tln,t-;
ndw ldeciarc oh this fFpinr %caae;"' deep,
! utter tue .instinctiva feefnir d. IN. tious.
Pearts. without. cclieert or. gausnifa t;oh a slv'
my afahs. I.iHork in no ilart ties =. eo!ap
Fifamnneis, .frrttl he:rpersonai: iSsr,n fet!t.
tentt q any hnnran being .lisilss. kprese
20. ncyQhd. ttle.eonlpes. o my own. eres:tt
i:haye mo, earthly ;nnbinon bIf, lAc2n
|.'epniled with het interests and her IN tie
|ons !asilro vote on h,a origin, feet 81
remains %iinrey"ricd, i.fsrl bound, easy ;
Ee !uost s6lenpl .cQnyictidps .of NV dTeds
Ea.'.'p refrain from n~artiniraiiea- in uhe.u
l"hss %iufh l fear IRE top we'll cal. T:Rec.
y to !d!nl";;h. the. cou,ifrv. LET ,hosc of the
| Good Boarding (includns Grc-wopd and
washing) can be obtained, at from eight to.
nine dollars per month. = : :.
LAItkiN GRIFFIN.
Sec'y Of Bourd of Trustees. =
Dec IL. 1885, =. g 46
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"A CAEsE nd.

kHNiIE MISUNDERSTANDING respectfully
: n TO inf6rmfH,eir friends and tho public,
illatihcy have associa,ed themselves ,ldr tho
purpose of.dransaoting the .GRocEuY AND
SCsoMMisslossB UsiSEss, under the firm. oi
G0UEsD%& s. BEgS.
They have, takeh a Store. on iiie South Side
.ofsBrond' Street, nearly opposite he Plan
,crs'' Hotel, where they intend kcepina on
hand u gapa supply. Of every articlti, the
.abnyc liilco Of btsinesaIWhich they will dis.
pose of, eiilicr- at wholesale or. retail, an The
most reasonable term. They Respectfully
Solicitta sbarc Of patronage. )
!, ( %sBENJ.aGOULD
s u. |. sIMNS,
AuEusta' Ga. fan NGs, IaaSsG7 $50
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THE su.oscriber having purchased:tfie entire
Interests of rsamnefE +. G code and Wmi. NJ. Bit:
Ter, i'll the.firnro of Dowd, Geods e. Co takesrhis
method Of returning his ,Sucere :tiihnks to the
Public for the;l;bernl 1lasrsnaee hel,as;rsceived
and pledges hiulselfSto' use every exert;oon in his
to Accommodate with l~iberilily all WHO
may pc pleased sp eor'igme ,tlIeir pa,ronase:.
sinIiiy .kcPIt'ei! lsuni: md IT as iowprices as any
in the %sou,llein country. =
Jhnsaa 1857. as
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.NOTTCE.

"A LII Persons inaebtcd.to the late Chris
IA tan Breithiupt, deceased, are request.
ed to make immcdi;ue payment. And all
persons having demands against the estate
OF said deceased are requested to present
tllGm duly attcstcd.
=. . JOHN BAUsKETT, .Er'or..
FeL. o5.. Re
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Sl}UTNr ~CAasO1.EYA.
~ABBEVThEE DISTRICT. :,
HE Equity. :. :.
Bill. to Goreclose'
-. Mortgage:

Morgan McMorris.
TT.uppearing io.mysatisfaction thar. Nor
4 gan MoNorris, the defendant in h c.abovc
stated case; resides from and without. the
limits. OF tltis State: 1t IS Msr e}ore. Differed,
that he, the.said defendant, do nlcnd, answer
or dcmur 10 the Bill of Complaint within
three months from the publication Of, this
.no.ice, or 1he said Bill will be taken. M
so.ttesso. WM. G. BLACK, c.k.a. d.
Commissioners Otfice,}
Abbeville, Jan 81, 1S37-S nc l.
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F,RUE. BEUES.

.SMVHE Members of tie Company formerly OK.
e is,ing ut This place with the nbotc name,
Y at! persons having in their possessions any of the
,pn9Ilc arins or ;ccon!rements Of said Company,
w!l forthwith deliver the same to L, J. Young.
blood, Esq. in the Clerks Office.
EdggfGM, C:.H Norcmber9 1896 ..T 40
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asI Az HNa,

WILL stand thu
Mn sHsS.TsSs suing season III JOS.
NNfV Pai,srson'ss;; near White
MI AshnsSSa4 Hall,sahd al Cambrafye.
ht Dollars the season, and. Sixty Dol.
iars 10 insure: tllAziMyis full sixteen hmnls
anu arha'l m2h;.he.' was got by old Sir
.h'cay OUT 81: the Nam MISUNDERSTANDING
Fcb10, 1887 naa
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E..v Goods and Grocey5es

'oftevery description aud. of thebest quality,
which thcyoifer for sale on accommodating
terms. Their friends and the public gcncr-
ally. are respectfully ~'fequested to call and
examine their stock. t!.s
Hamburg. Nov. 81, 1886 If 40
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!. Also.

.HskegISEa SGFsoE1Y.
JUsIsRES SlIE AND FOR SALE NJ
IsHels $40.
INnBARRELs Fresh No: 3,
255 bbs.: do. No. g. d
:gr.Yaalf bbls fresh &, do
50 dh do do: /. do
% or. DO do =. i. do
l0sbbls FRESH Canal Flour.
20 casks priine5C hecsc,
30tM: best Havana .Sesars, :,
qr.sCaskss Snpeyi6r.M adcira Wine,
pipes CHOICE Cosnac Brandy,
-: 25i bbis NortlicrnE Rotatoes, ! /.
10 do. do " Onions, ~
: go do SngarsIIousc, Molasses,
"a boxes Sperm; Cundles, =,
- ALSO, A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
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WIN. TUCKER, l"N.a.Lc,s ST.
CASES CT sCHcrr!ors yIryys

N:W loRE, t:r;:i. ~. IS:W.
Ti'!s may certify. .i,n' IN the ;;;!! nt !.:cj. was
s;izcH will Il swr'ir2 IN ry neck aud :.cc. Which
afterwards ulcc,atcd and lecn,c.. large s.ia>,,y
10 no advantage. Iwcnt,o PHILADELPHIA. and r,aec,l.
myself under the cafe 6f Dr:;: riysic and leach.
When, after repeated sativntions ia 10 effect. 7 was
Ifoirunced utterly inc,nnbic. Afterwards Flock
;imc:fN ho'hr Of Strgia's PanGceu and ;igai hir!cs
q PEfttrs * GatHeicoE. With 10 material benefit
i'c:lnir'ns OF life. which, had nori become a bur
a;eii To- me- retltredte ny parents hi New York.
in1e.9, and give inysel'J;p to Il. ~linsclin. ,:ratlr' (
'iaes1ine Of ,ie great snccess . Tie Irshnn'S i%Hn"-s
persuaded tUtry las u last resort. To nv crc,,
surprise as well ms satisfaction. i.soon ic,;:r! NV
sell rapidly recovering. and NJ en- ,alin. sex r ~,
tl's: tic Ulcers t!eilcd- ard Ibechnnc pc.tcc,;, vrA
IN the course OF two .n.ontLs. and have rcnia,;cJ
so eyer since: make dis sta:eE'ew ard wi.Iit
P'H'i,i'iht "r the benefit Of those Ml.narc suffering
lnii,ier s!T'l;H' scr6illous or s,philiic. a,,trtinns
thas t"'v .nE,y tnow wiat has cured one WHO Ins
suffered every hing 4:utica;;i. and WHO cnr.;,rrs
his HE saVedby the -,bo,c.yrrp..
NNI JlI>IJI.r
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EFdshsG sGOds 8 aisf EeceiVeii.
ktlsHEssp5ssrIyt gsspssif.liIysnioim bis
q slfieitds and stbGpub1ic ;gsnafitty, that
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M oiefsfaf salesan the
.1iast leasonabis3Aefms. large and general
s,ssorti9essofgAiOQDa sSnQng, which .prc
sg's.hhSs: ppms.s mis- sdsars
- Bs aHo do. 'P9roN Rico |. do
do do .s!Mqscoynlo do
lR%, do do ELba. MDlassess
bggs Cuba Coffee,
50' do ..Eaguira. do
do. oA Java'1
tfadeirai Malaga and: E.cnerffe Wines,
- t0s6t!s: high proof Old. MouonSSdiisln
Wmskey, =. I. ~.
80 Ito RaEihiorr Rye Wliekey,.: :
Ilhds. and bbbls. Old. J. .and NE. Rum,
S5onxliose.auJ half bbis ,HIackcrel Nos.
s.1,2i.and 81 II
90, kits, CHOICE do
.5G bbls Canal E,loAr, .faIiey Brands;
30 ,kegs.'B uckwkeat; ~
50 do Nails and Grads assorted sizes,
a., ~. boxes CHOICE Pfuaes;
Bunch Raisins, ii, wlule aud or. boxes,
Sln6kedBeef and Beef ,f~ongues,:
/: 100 pieces prime Hemp Ba9ging,.
: $50 do. do Tow do; =.
5o>c9ils Bale Role:
Imperial G%uhpowder; Hyson. and
Brdck'Pe .. - -:
T. =. :. =. -AsL6,- -.
:. n Large. Assortment of. :.
DRY GOops,. sADDLERY, HARDWARE
AND :CUrl;ElsY, HATS. .sHoEs.&c.
-.::GEO.. w. MAYsoN :.
Hamburg, Jan.2lj 1887 rjt g,
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GRSCERHES.

..s-E --. - -
TIME. subscriber.l,as now in store, and
on Tho way. from the Morrill, general
Fresh Goods, VIZ. -,
5000 Bushels Salt,
400O0.ibs. Swcde, md english iron, as
Z: sorted sizes. =. -.
5000 lbs. castings, -. =
30! Kegs cut Nails. assorted sizes.
20. hhds.t Perio Rico Sugar.. go.
10 do. choice. ST: Cfoix' do. =. :.
30$blls.&M yse6sado do.
10. bpxesIlry Sugars,
80Qslbs,. Dornae ReiinedLoaf Sugar,
500. single do: q do. do. :.
Q lump t1p. do. =. DO.
ID hh,ls. ,retaIihg AI1lasses, -. :
% bags prime,Rio Coittc, .
70 go Green Cuba Cofcct.-
Pr. White Jay;I do.
solSoxes Imperial Gun Powder. and
300 Meces:iIemp Begging,
5U Tow =. do.
100 coils.B Bale Rope,
5OO.lbs.; Billing Twiue, =.
s tferces L rcsli Rice..y. :.
25.cnsks Lime, ~ -:
rs bills: Nos Mackercl,.
e No, 2 do.
!36 keesNo. ]. White Lead, =,
!, 80. hlXasss S perlp Candies,
5000 lbs. Bacon,
=. 20. boxes, Boston No. T Soap, :.
5000 lbs. prime Cheese,
Also;
An assortment, Of -.
DRY-GOODS, HARDWARE E, FUR.
NlTURE,. sADDLERY &c.
Consisting in part of p
I'd, 81, 9-l LONDON Dutiic Blankets, .
Flanhrisi Cloths: Dohtcsiics, Calicocs, &c
Chairs, B~cds,epds,, Ghurhs,
Iron and b~rass:bohnd Buckets,
iron andTw6dten-h chopped washing Tubs,
Willow Wagons: Willow Cradles, &c.
AnvilS, Vices, Stecl-faced .uammrrs,
Smiths Bellows" Trpccichpin., Halter
Chains, &c. -
Together with Il general nssorlmen, of
Hats, shoes. Boots, Sc.
= 3 GJQslAIT.SIBLEI.
Hamburg, ocr. l3, 1886. .3G
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.N'OYiEEE..

C~opar1nefship heretofore existiug.u i'm
IL der.thc firm oil -.
: >. DeWp,.GooDE,.& CO.. ="
is this day. Dissolved by. its own. Iimititlen. Au
persons indebted to them are respectFaIly.and
e%arliesIly invited 10 Call and settle tLair ACCOUNTS
or Notes, qs tho ease may be. Us soon us possible
The. old stand.s
:; - SAMUEL. r. GO0DE,
WILLIAM 81: BUTLER
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bob PRINTING.

~/lLL Be executed, at this Office, in.
w meat style; all. descriptions of.
FdNCI, JOB, and BOOK PRINTING!
with despatch;
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NJ. lllNIIAN.
CMAREESToN. .Iuir 10 I9H1

" 49, "CHARIEsTcS, July ~. 1891. :.
i was afflicted !orrycars Will nm ricc, !, H.: ,:n
"cc"sioraliy accompanied with rrysipcIa,crs in
iiain;'''on and excessive inin in tie lee and a,c,e
J'it'. Several eminent Physicians cScfted ,,,eir.
ss'ii hlon It,: hut without pcrnanen, liprcft. In.
inns cASe 1te bette. Of Tie Lndian's Pnaecca made
apGrcn cure. "o
: MAEGNRITA. WEST, !2l Markets.:
For:,le ut the Idscfcld NJ ed;cine Store
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,.NoTgGE.

EEHAE Subscriber respectfully, infoElns; bis
4: ibends and ncsiiaih.ai lcc,t ;nth he has taken
t!le.iafge and well 4spoeva Ware;He isse formerly
occupied by Massts. Guvington &I,air, andhcpes
10 snare the patronage so Literally bestoWedSonn
His predecessors::.. Hc assures alihose WHO nav
be- disposed to fivour him WITH their custonrefrIisr
: hy %soading him cotton or merchandise, tint 40
.%.eScrtioa shall he wanting, either in arranging
property, or desRatching. -:
, G. W. MAYsON.
Hamburg, Marcil.2, ~. -. 4 If.
i Tho Peildicton Messenger and Grcenv;re
Aionntiinecr will insert tho above adycrtiscm /
uutii forbid. - =,
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A Teacher Wanted.

A Teacnes xYanscd,.
Eve take charge Of the GASlE,AY,
n ACADEMY, who is VOL qusl;ied
to teach the English Language. The In:
s;itution TO. commence. Oh the L. Feb. 1897.
HUGH NEAL,
T.. HILL q
II. II. HiLE; 4
u. G. ALIEN, )
G.L STROTHER :
Dec 8, 1856 IA +,
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asessg esszG Cotton seea...
MSHE' Subscriber has jpstreceiycI sixty
"a ;Eass:ofhie above seed. a dirertim-
portation from the Gulf s
so Ibis. cs trisd i,o n: a. Maiasses, ncv,craop;
40 do IrisIr ft.satpess;.
. .sM.iY&ON.
Hamburg, Feb S, 1887 - fff -
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HHNlfE Executiye Committee Of tie Hartford
n. County. Silk Society, have commenced a
monthly pnlicati9n'calIed the
SILK CULYgh1ST s FaRA7ER,S
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-07-14
Joseph Browns Estate.
STlTE OF VERMONT,
DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN. IS

DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN. So.
A II Probate Court holden at Burllng
IA ton within and for the District afore.
said on the 9th day of June, A. d. 1887.
IN Instrument purporting TO be the last
viii and Testament of Joseph Brown,
late of Jericho, in said District deceased,
was presented TO the Court here for Pro,
bate, by Polly Brown the Execulrix, there.
in named.
THEREFORE, it is ordered by said Court.
that public notice be given TO all persons
interested therein to appear before said
Court, at a session thereof to be holden at
Burlington on The l2,h day of July next
A. ID. 1887, and contest the probate Of
said WILL and it is further ordered that
this order be published three weeks sue,
cesslvey in the Free Press news paper
printed at Burlington, in his State. the
The last of which publications shall be
previous to the day assigned, rs aforesaid
for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Registers
Office, this 9Th day Of June A. ID. 1887.
WIN. WESTON, Register.
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THE RANDOLPH WILL CASE The
Specal Court of Appeals yesterday affirm.
cd the judgment of The General Court,
Judges BrockeDbrough and Mason concur
ring. and Judge Cabe!l dissenting. THIS
decision establishes the will Of 1891. with
the various cod'clls up to August. 1881, by
which the slaves of Mr.. Randolph are
einancip ateG.- Richmond Wig.
John Neal. in one of his works SAYS, ~,
is in vain for any man to tell me. that the
writer of letter feels, when find his is
all dotted. and Is all crossed.
An itinerant lecturer on abolition has
been treated to a ride on a rail Of Cham
bersburgh Pa. HIS title in the Book Of
Martyrs will be the Great Rail Rode.
The Duke Of Wellng'on's income is
es'Ims'ed at three hundred and fifty thou
pagnlng. How happy the soldier that
lives on his pay"
A Mr.. Foot in Kentucky, recently about
to fight duel, was u such tTepidalon
when his second placed him on the ground
that he shot his own Toe off. lie is now
Mr.. Foot the no.toe. rious.
"My dear Murphy !" said an Irshman
90 his friend. "why did you be,ray the Sc.
cret told you ?" "Is it betroylng you
call it," "Sure, when found was mt
able to keep it myself didn't do well TO
cell it TO some body that could ?"
The Reverend Isaac HH.-The Con-
cord Statesman says, pious lady in that
place being solicited to become q subscri.
Der to religious periodical, replied that
she had for some time been a subscriber
TO one religious paper. the New Hampshire
Patriot, but as she could never see tina,
the family was made any better by it, she
had no faith in them are religious papers
Gen. Jackson, we hear. is heard daily
10 lament, that the scene of The Indian war
is not Tennessee. The Old General can.
not think of going to Florida after the
"red devils !" but let them be brought to
the Hermitage, and he promises to lhresh
them soundly. "Ifyou want your pola-
taioes dug, fetch 'em on" said q loafng
servant to his master; lido you think |
can run about the fields after them ~
Louisville journal.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-07-14

One who has not devoted his particular
attention to the subject can hardly rca''ze
rho cx,cnt 10 which Executive nsurpat'on
Inns been carried for the last eight years.
The assumption that the President, and
not Congress, is the exponent Of the Peo-
ple's VIII, has led to the grossest vola-
,ions of principle and law. 1t has been
the cause of all our present caldmllies.--
If Congress bad legslu,ed for US, and
Congress alone, we should now be in the
endowment of a sound currency and pros.
porous trade. But Tory principles have
triumphed. The power of the Grown has
been augmented at the expense OF the
PEOPLE. The TORIES have strengthened
the Executive, and annihlla'cd the mower
of all the CO ordinate branches of the Gov
eminent. Thus the MoNARcHicAL pr'n.
cple has triumphcd over the DEMOCRATIC.
The President and his agents have been
supreme. All authority has been concen-
tra,ed in their hands. Congress has been
a cipher. War has been made upon the
Judiciary. Every thing has resolved it,
self into the sovereignty Of the Crown
til the sovereignty of the PEOPLE is bu
the shadow of shade.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-07-14

In Montreal, on the Alb inst. by the Rev. Mr.
Perkins. DR.. y. J. HE,SEBEeG Of this place, "a
Miss CHARLOTTE SEYMOUR, daughter Of w. II
Sc, mour of The former place.
III Willison on Sunday last, by Rev. Geo. G
Iugersoll, Capt. WM. =. PHILLIPS of Sleam.Boa,
McDonough, TO Miss SARAH TALcorr, of VIII
lislon.
A, Saccararp, Me Zephaniah Wiser ESQ, ''
Miss llanna, e. Head. Two heeds are better
than one.
Since Wisdom prompted them 10 wed,
They were moi her de-piser-
The husband took an ertra Head.
The lady was made H'iser.
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In Cambridge on the 4h ult., after pro'racted
illness Of some months, Amanda Nl wife of Joseph
p. IIawey aged "a years.
DRowNED, in The, AusabIe river, Kecseyille, on
the Alb inst, Ezra e. g. Allen, aged 7yea,s, son
Of Arson H. Allen, editor Of the keesevIIe Her
aid.
In Jerico. on the q ult. Mrs Judith Graves
wife Of Mr.. Eli Graves. formerly of Greenfield
Mass. aged GO years, Printers in VI and Mass.
are requested &c.
In Lyons. Mich on The 2St, u. Of the measles,
EDWARD lie. son of Mr.. GAIUs ). DEAN, for.
merly Of this town, aged IL months.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-07-14
Ascl Harris Estate.
STATE OF TERMO.NT, J

- III II OF y Ef.UO.NI.
DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN. \
The Honorable the Pr0bate Court for The
Dsirht Of Chitienden, to NIL persons
concerned in the Estate Of .4scl Hurts
tate Of Colchester in said District. de.
ceased GREEr1NG.
WHEREAS. Russell Herrlck admins
W traitor of the Estate of SAID deceased
proposes to render an account ot his ad
mnIstra,ion, and present his account of
his administration, and present his account
against said estate for examination and
allowance at session of the Court OF
Probate. TO be holtcn at Burlington on the
second Wednesday of Angus, next.
Therefore. You are hereby notified TO
appear before said court at the time and
place aforesaid, and shew cause. if anv
you have. why the account AFORESAID should
not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this
18th DAY Of Julv. A. ID. 1887.
WIN WESTON, Recisier.
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Price so Cents.

A fresh supply just received by
Laihrop g. PolwIn. Burling,on- Beck.
wiki e. Dyer. ScIesbury--A. P. Roscoe,
New llaven--M. w. HnsIey, Monkton--
M. Hull Hlnesburgh-FIelcher g. Wood,
man, Wnlision--C. b, Martin, Charlolte--
E. Lyman, Ferrlsburgh-L. Bixby, YER
ennes-Fc'cher e. Miner, BrIdport--
lien Wright, ShOrehnm.
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Isaac R. HA"H'sGroS c"'"e" ~1n" County
vs.. Court
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Isaac R. HAHH'sGros ch'1e"dtn County
Br>J. RArHBux. >MarchTerm 1873 :
wv lEREAS Isaac Il, Harrington, OF
wv Buffalo, IN the Safe Of New York,
a, the Angus; term of Chl'tcndeni Coun y
Court A. ID. 1886, commenced his action
against Benjamin Ra,hburn, of Buffalo,
aforesaid, in lea of the case, for money
had and received, for money lent and ad,
vanced, for money paid, land out and ex.
pended, and for goods, wares ana merchan.
disc, sold and delivered, to the damage o!
he said Isaac r. five thousand dollars,
which action was entered on he docket OF
SAID Court, at said Angus: term OF 1886,
and the Plaintiff appeared by his Att'y
Charles Adams, and the Defendant being
| absent rom the State at the time Of the
service of SAID writ, the said cause was
continued TO the March tern of sand Court
1887, at which term the Plaintiff again
appeared by his said Attorney, aud it not
being made to appear to the Court that
the Defendant had had personal notice of
the SAID service and tendency Of this SUIT
the same is again continued by said Court
to the August term thereof 1887, and the
said Court also order that further notice OF
the tendency of said SUIT be given, by
publishing the substance of the Plaintiffs
declaration three weeks successfully 10 the
Burlington Free Press. printed at SAID
Burlington. the last of which publications
to be twenty days before the setting of
said Court. which shall be deemed snfii-
cient notice to the SAID Benjamin to APP
pear and answer to said suit.
Dated at Burlington aforesaid, this 4,h
day of July, A. d. 1887.
VIM. NOBLE. Cleric.
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tFor the Free Press.l
THE DEVILS PROCLAMATION CONCERNING HIS
nEN<

IT, Devils PRoCLAMATIoN CONCERNING HI
DEN.*
We, old Nick. Satan or Salhanus,
Apollyan, Luciirr, Abaddon,-
We've many other aliases,
Most rocues YOU know have had 'em.)
DO issue this our Proclamation
TO all whom it concerneh -
'rs given ~ our Internal DEN,
Not that which ever burnett,
But a cool pleasant !,abitalion,
A summer house delicious,
A sweat retreat from dust and heat
As our best friends could Wish us.
We ask the Ladies of Burlington
And esee the gentlemen,
To call some pleasant afternoon
And take tea at our DEN.
We're always glad to sec our friends,
And seldom we from home are
The Devil bad as you may think him,
Is a better host than some ave.
Some stories are abroad we know
Somewhat TO our discrcdil.--
'Tis SANDER all, and we are sure
No gentleman will heed it.
We've left of all our youthful tricks
Are steady as Deacon;
We don't 60 roaring round creation
10 catch poor rogues and eat 'em.
Our personal appearance too
We think should not be sneezed at;
Our outward man, though not The best
No one need be dis1leased at
Our holns-nay ladies do not start,
For horns are worn bv many,
We never gore or push with them,
They need not lrighten any.
Our tail-we'rc told to Gu, it Off.
Or friends all say us high time,
But we can't think to part with il
Now in the midst Of fly time.
OGr hoof is t,rofold we confess;
Ru, Sleeps and calves are ditto.
You know that they are harmless things
And so he sure are we too.
JUS, call and see us AT our DEN
Wen have jovaI meeting,
And you may all depend upon
A'derilish hearty greeting
*Oh Nick is supposed TO mean The cave north
he village.
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that |, the subscriber, residing in IladIey, Mass.
have made an improvement. in the med cine
invented by me. and denomlnoted "Dr. iona
than Moorc'S Essence of Life, - and have com
municaied the Recipe TO Henry Seymour OF
said IIadley. and TO him only The United
States is full of the sophisticated article any
this is TO give notice to the public that if they
wish Tor the genuine Essence of Life, thed
must apply to said Seymour or his agents
and be particular to inquire for that prepared
by Henry Seymour. DR.. J. MooRr.
lladlcy. Sept. 9. 1888.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by j. & J. II.
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u Orders will receive prompt attention, and
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I'd. This medicine is put in boxes Of one or
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