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Office.

d UN away from the subscriber on the 9TH
N instant ANSEL FISH, an indcnted boy.
All persons are forbid harboring or trusting
him, as will pay no debts Of his contracting
after this date.
DAVID P. THOMAS.
Morristown, March 7lh 1887. S6w3
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STATE OF VERMONT, !
District Of OrLeans. So.

DfTr3ct OF orleans, S.
1t is ordered by the Probate Court for
the district aforesaid, that all persons con-
cerned be notified In appear betnre the
said court al session thereof TO be holden
at the Probate Office in lrasburgh, on the
second Wednesday Of April nexl, to shew
cause, ifany they may have why the liber-
~ and authority requested in the foregoing
application should not be granted, and
that f1r that purpose the said application
together with this order, he published in
the Vermont Waterman and Stotc journal
printed at Montpelier, three weeks success
Sively, as soon as may be.
AMI. In testimony whereof | have
,%NGEs hereunto affixed the sea Of said
:HAN@s Court and subscribed my name
>s1N2ES Mt lrasburgh in said District
TH9HssS This 4lh day Of March, 1887.
BY order of Court.
GEO. NYE, Register.
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Paw the Post !

THE subscriber, being about to make new
J. arrangement in his business, requests all
those who are indebted to him 20 make imme-
date payment. lie intends visiting his sub
scribcrs in few days, and they will therefore
be in readiness without further notice.
CHARLES RICE.
Montpelier, March 90, 1887. 81
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E.abOrers wanted.

EvOUR or five stout, active & willing young
M men are wanted the coming season, tc
work on the Turnpike, 10 whom good wages
will be paid TIL: II. II. REED.
March 90, 1887. 81
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New Books.

T IFE of AARON BURR, by Matthew L.
- Davis, Life of Lemuel Haynes; House
live in; Three Experiments in Living; Poor
Rich Man and Rich Poor Man; Path OF
Peace; Small Means.
JUS received and for sale by
Z. P. WALTON & SON.
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Notice

TNHE subscriber has two good FARMS FOL
l. Sale, situated in the town of Barton and
also ~ enty-five likely COWS which he Is
wishing TO dispose Of
II. BAXTER.
Barton, March 10, 1887. S6:3w.
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Notice.

VVNHTs may certify that do relinquish to my
Il son James Upton his time, and he is at
liberty to act for himself ! shall claim none
of his earnings nor pay any debts Of his con-
tracing after this date. JOHN UPTON.
Barre, March 30, 1887. 81
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NOTICE

4 Eervey Tracy, have relinQuished TO my
h son, VIM. w. TRACY, minor, his
time and services until he becomes Of age. !
shall pay no debts OF his contracting after this
date, and he is a, liberty TO do business The
same as though he were now Of age.
HERVEY TRACY.
Tunbridge, Feb. "a, 1887. 95
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j. LOOMS, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, !
Washineton District, IS. {

WASHINGTON DistrlcJ, SIS.
In Probate Court holden at Montpelier,
within aud for said district, on the l4th
dav OF March, A. ID. 1887,
A LMIRA f. MITCHELL, Guardian
N 10 George William Mitchell, Of Plain
field. in said district, minor under twenty
one years, and owning real estate lying in
Calais in said district, described as follows:
sixty two acres OF Lot No. 81 in the first
division drawn for the use Of English
Schools, and the same premises where
George Mitchell died, including the rever-
sion Of the Widows dover therein, makes
application TO said court TO be empowered
to sell and convey the said real estate be-
longing to her said ward, alleging that the
sale thereof will be conducive TO the inter-
est OF said Whereupon it is ordered
that said application be heard at The Pro-
hate office in Montpelier, on the 18th day Of
April A. ID. 1887, and further ordered that
notice hereof be given by publishing the
substance Of the subject matter OF said APP
plcation and orders thereon in the Vermont
Waterman and Stale journal, printed al
Montpelier, two weeks successfully, The
last Of which not to be less than two weeks
before the aforesaid tine appointed for the
hearing thereof.
By the Court,
S6w2 j. LOOMS, Register.
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GLOVES, MITTINS.
Wumam RUblcc.

Main street, nearly opposite the brick church,
TTAS now on hand and will constantly keep
IL large stock of Buckskin Gloves & Nit
tins, manufactured under the direction of the
same gentleman employed by the late Mr..
Slickney, which he will sell whole sale and re-
tail on the most reasonable terms. Purchas-
ers are invited to call and examine the stock.
Montpolier, March 90, 1887. 1913
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Buffer,
Lands at Auction.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscrb
~ er will expose 10 sale at public auction
on the 2lst day OF June next, the following de-
scribed Lands, in different sections ofthe state
of Xermnnf. 10 wit.
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RUN AWAY

RUN AWAY
TNROM the subscriber on the 9th instant
IL ALDEN MEAD. All persons are for
bid trusting him on my account as | shall pay
no debts of his contracting after this date.
HORACE CHATTERTON.
MJdlesex, March 6, 1887. IS
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate
Washington District, ss. Court, hold.
den at Montpelier, ,cithin and for said
District, on the 4th day Of March, il.
ID. 1887.
ENZEKIEL P. WALTON, Executor Of
M the last will aud testament OF Amos
Farley, late of Montpelier, in said district,
deceased, presents his administration ac-
count for Whereupon. it rs or
dered that the same he referred TO the 7lh
day ofApril next, at the Probate office, in
Montpelier, in said district, for examina-
ton and allowance, and that all concerned
he notified hereof by publication of this
order in the Vermont Waichman and State
Journal, printed at Montpelier, three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY, as soon MS may be, that
they may appear, # they see cause, at said
time and place, and object thereto.
BY the Court,
J. LOOMS. Register.
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Shingles! SHINGLES 4!

4 Lot of prime Shingles wanted by the
n subscribers in exchange for Goods.
SOUTHWICK, SIBLEY & DAVIS.
Rich's Hollow, Montpelier,
March s, 1887.
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400 bushels of oats wanted,

ENOR which the highest market price
IL will be paid in cash, by
ALB. YOUNG, Sup. Staie-house.
Montpelier, March II, 1857. sc
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Cast steel axes.

~ BOXES BAKERS AXES, the best in
% use, for sale by LAMBS, PALMER &
co. March 5;S7
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THREE EXPERIMENTS OF LIVING
EOR SALE at the Montpelier Bookstore.
l. March II.
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ESSEX COUNTY

The above described lands will be offered Tor
sale at Montpelier, Vermont, on the 2lst day
of June next at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, and
the same UNLESS previously disposed OF al
private sale,l will be kept in market until sold.
Those dcsrous Of purchasing are invited TO
attend. The lands arc the property of the state
Of Vermont. A description of the titles will
be exhibited at the Time Of sale and warranty
deeds will be given in most cases. Town clerks
and others having knowledge of adverse claims
TO any OF the above described lands, will con-
fer n favor upon the subscriber by addressing
a line TO him briefly stating the nature and ex-
tent Of such claims and tho names &. residence
of the claimants. MILTON BROWN,
Agent for The State.
Worcester March 10Th, 1887.
GJ@The publishers of the Rutland Herald and
North Star will please insert the above in their pa
pers three weeks successfully, and forward their
accounts. together with paper containing the adj
vertisement 10 me, M. BROWN. t8fu)
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Herds Grass seed!

LNoR sale by LAMBS, PALMER & co,
II March 1857
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

In Bakersfeld-Lo no. SO, $40 acres no.
l6, 90 ucres-no. CO, 40 ocros-no sc, 70 ac'
res-toial 440 acres.
In Enosburrh-n3I nrrcs
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ORLEANS COUNTY.

In GIover--Lois no. Z, 8, i6, %, A, &C, "a,
7s, Sc, l1s, 100 some Of the above are frac-
tons of lots, some are entire, and arc estimat-
ed at about 1000 acres.
Ia Colepn tho ri,ht nf Joh Merritt rs ncres
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RUTLAND COUNTY.

IIOTs no. q IN me ON UIVIsTUH UI
the rights Of Darius Chapman and
John Cutler 200 "
4lh diyis. right Of Dudley Avcrill 100 "
4,h " Z" Gorshom Beach 90
4th L" Thomas Rowley so
4h " " William Clark 100
Also, undivided lands drawn TO the original
rights OF Elisha Adams, Gershom Beach I'd,
Timothy Chittenden, James Carpenter, Nath-
anie Cutler George Lake, John Daggett, Da-
vid Lee, Nstboniei Chapman, Timothy Chit
tcndcn Jun. Nathan Richardson, Asa Edmond,
and Adonijah Montague being about 500 &C
res more or less and one other tract contain
ing about 2iT acres.
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WNa.2.ioN.

GEO. b. MANsER, Secretary.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-22

Solomon Walker g. Co,
III AVE for sale large assortment, of Dry
Ill Goods. CrocKery, Glass and Hard
Ware, and a large assortment of Boots aud
Shoes, Outer and Seal Caps, and Collars,
&c. ALSO,
10 Hhds. Porto Rico and Trinidad Mo.
lasses.
6 do ST. Croix Croix & N. o. Sugar.
1000 bis. Loaf and Lump Sugar.
Bags Java and Porto RICO Coffee.
so Chests and Half Chests, Hyson,
Young Hyson, e. Hyson Skin Teas.
so Boxes and Half Boxes Rasns.
10 Kegs do.
90 kegs and boxes Tobacco,
100 quIntals Cod Fish.
% bbs Macketcll.
% quarter casks Madeira, Sherry and
Malaga Wines.
8 bags Plmcnto.
8 do Pepper.
600 lbs. Ca>sia.
6 kegs Pure Ginger.
10 boxes Hand Soap.
10 jars Macoboy Snuff.
do. Scotch do.
A bbIs. Cot Tobacco for Smoking.
do do do Chewing.
1000 bis Solar aud Steam Salt.
100 bbIs Fine do.
25 Sacks do Dairy do.
900 bbls. Nova Scotia Plaster.
90 hhds pure New England Rum.
do 81 CrolX do.
pipes Cognac Brandy.
do American do.
9 do Holland Gin.
3 do American Gin.
boxes Pipes.
200 bbs S. F, Flour.
Class and Nails, at manufacturers prices.
M,dder, Alum, Red Wood, Log Wood
Cam Wood, &c.
Inilgo Copperas. Cream Tartar, Blue
Vnrol, Campholr, Nutmegs, &c.
Tie above Goods can be mad at Whole
sale or Retail on terms TO suit purchasers
Wool, Pork, Grain, &c. taken
in exchange for Goods.
| Nov. IS, 1887.
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PREPARED ONLY BY THE SOLE PROPRIETOR,
DANIEL GODDARD, No. 8 GOLD ST.
hIrAN. NlRk


In preserving this useful remedy to the public the Pro.
preor is author2edDy Physician, from whom the Recipe
confdentiay obaMed to state, that he has used
himself and in his extensive practice in Pulmonary aec
tons, with astonishing effect The happy combination of
vegetable substances Of which it is entirely composed,
are peculiarly adapted diseases oh Lungs, Liver and
Stomach.
This medicine has been used very extensively, and the
proprietor has not known single Instance in which it has
failed in giving relief in diseases for which it is recommend
ed even in cases approaching to consumption, attended
with bleeding the Lungs and where all other remedies
had failed, the most decided and aerng success has
ATTENDED its use. Common colds, which generally the
effect Of Distracted perpiraton, will yield to its influence
in few hours when used in asthma, hoaseness, Wheel
ing and shurneS5 Of breath, gives immediate ec pro-
curing tranquil rest aud sleep. In whooping cough is
without rival Operates with gentle eXpecoraton, and
may be given to infants with perfect safety.
The genuine New England Cough Syrup will be en-
yeoped in bill of directions, enclosed in engraved
wrapper bearing ON il the signature Of the proprietor III ms
ownhand writing The beo viii be scaled and stamped
on the cork New England Cough Syrup
few ofthe many certificates in favor of this Syrup which
are possession Ghe Proprietor ae added for me perusal
Messrs; Mcfat, Ph'nmerS. Co.
Gentlemen After having tried, by the recommendation
OF my friends, almost every medicine for cough without
the least relief had recourse to your New England
Cough Syrup and am enabled to say with much thankful.
ness that has cured me of obstinate coughs
ever Knew and shall feel to be duty TO recommend
II TO every one whom find in need of so valuable medi'
cine. Yours respectfully,
Boston, Nor. 20, 1855, JOHN p STEVENS
have the satisfaction and pleasure of informing you
that the bottle Of New England Cough Syrup which pro.
cured of you on the 29d Of April has entirely relieved me
from very cough which had afflicted for a short
time past After using variety Of medicine, and finding
permanent reci, induced by the advice of my
friends totry your Syrup The result have already stated
it succeeded beyond my expectation; and | cieerfully
recommend it very valuable medicine for all those who
may be afflicted with similar complaints.
Yours respectfully, CHARLES RUGGLES.
BOSt0H, May /, 1885.
It gives me great pleasure to be able to add my testimony
in favor of your New England Cough Syrup, two bottles
Of which having entirely cured my cough, which
severe that my physician advised me to spend the coming
winter in southern climate, but the fortunate of the
Syrup Will preclude the
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GOLOMON WALKER & Co. will
= Fay Cash or good merchan,able
Wheat.
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STOVES STOVE.

"HE Subscribers would inform their
l. friend, and The Public that they have
Just received a general assortment %!
Stoves, Of various kinds and must approved
patterns, which they are determined to
sell at the very lowest prices; among
which are the
Improved Rotary. Cooking,2 sizes.
Best Premium, Troy do. s sizes.
Various kinds Box.
Elegant p,rour Stoves &c.
also Stove pine of various sizes and quail.
ties, wholesale and Retail, Stove furni.
ture constantly on hand or made to order
on short notice. A small assortment OF
hollow ware suitable for Stoves. Persons
wishing to purchase arc invited to call and
look at their assortment, as they have
some Of Superior Castings.
STARR & BOSTWICK.
Burlington, October 20h,
Opposite the jail Church 81.
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EIMYHW d. MIHHa


WHOLESALE GROCER,at $50 Rlv
w cr.Slreet, next door TO the store oc
cupled by Converse s Huddleston, has just
received and offers for sale. an entire new
and well selected stock of Groceries, prln
cipaly purchased at the late sales in New
York, which he offers very low for prompt
pay.
Is hhds Porto Rico, Trinidad and Eng
ish Island Moasses:
90 hhds st Croix and New Orleans Su'
gar;
boxes Brown Havana do
% boxes Loaf and Lump do
40 bags Porto Rico, Rio and Laguira
Coffee;
Isl chests and half chests, Hyson, Young
Hyson aud Hyson Skin Teas;
40 sacks Nuts, a variety Of descriptions
and quality;
800 boxes and half boxes Raisins;
90 kegs do
90 segs and boxes Plug Tobacco;
100 lu,b,als Goldfish:
so baskets Champagne Wine, pinis and
quarts, f'Auchor, and other brands:
60 quarter casks Sicily Madeira, NADER
"a, Sherry and Malaga Wines : %
boxes Musca,el Wine;
90 half pipes Cognac Brandy;
is do Spanish and American Bran.
dy;
90 hhds St Croix Rum; 10 pipes Holland
Gin;
10 pipes and 20 bbls White Baltimore
Gin;
40 boxes Pipes, with Shot, Lead, Pep
per, Pimenlo, Starch, Pepper Sauce. Pa,
per Tobacco, Snuff, Nutmegs, Cassia
Cloves, Genoa Cltron, Mustard, Principe
and other Segafs, Soap, &c &c &c
Ttnv N Y. Oct 1897.
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mand am well aware Of the various sub
jecls Of greater magnitude and immediate
interest that press themselves on the con
sideration Of Congress but | believe
there is no, one that appeals more directly
to its justice than a liberal, and even gen.
erous, attention to the interests ofthe Dis.
trict of Columbia, and thorough and
careful revision Of its local government.
NJ. VAN BUREN,.
WASHINGTON, Dec. s, 1887,
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PROPOSALS.

FOR BREAK-WATER MATERIALS
AT BURLINGTON, FOR 1888.
EALED PRoPosALs will be received at
~ The subscribers Office in Burlington.
until he Goth of December 1877 for the
delivery lat the harbour in Burlngton,~o r
some sn'e and convenient place to be dcs-
ignaed hereai'er.) ola part or the whole
of the following articles:
Square White Pine Timber.
100 Sticks White Pine Tlmber-l to be sa,o.
ed or couater-heced,--l6 inches square,
to average IS feet in lenglh,--no stick
to be less than so feet in length, and to
be of sound green timber.
Hemlock or Pitch Pine.
$50 logs Of Hemioch or Pitch Pine Of
sound green timber, so fee, long straight,
--not less than 3 inches at the small, nor
over "a at the large end
Round White Pine.
800 logs sound Round White Pine, IS feet
long--straight, not less than l2 inches
at the SmaH, nor over 10 at the large
end.
so logs straight sound Round White Pine
40 feet, not less than l2 inches at the
small end
White Oak Plank.
220 Pieces sound Wtue Oak Plank, square
edged, feet long, 8 inches thick and
to average IL inches in width.
Tunnels.
1000 Pieces of But (iire) White Oak for
Tunnels, rived out feet long aud bro't
to l-2 inches square.
Proposals to be subject to the approval
OF the Department at Washington.
The above articles will be required to be
delivered as follows:-- Tunnels by the
first of March l838--lhe Timber if delivers
ed BY water to be well RATED agreeable to
the above dimensions and placed in seDerate
cr'bs--to be delivered as early as the navi.
CATION will permit in the Spring.
Payments.
The above proposals as it respects nav.
ment. must be subject 10 the future appro.
pria;on to be made by Congress. 1t 10
believed that body will not omit furnlsh,ng
the supplies to carry on work, now in
progress and which is so much needed for
the protection o! Vessels, Steam. Boats 60
and calculated to aid the commerce of this
section flhe Union. Payments will there.
fore be made as soon as received after the
appropriation shall have been made, and
the articles accepted
Stone.
Sealed proposals agreeable to the above
condition will be received until the LIST of
March 1888, for the delivery in the course
Of the next summer, and at such times and
quantities as may be required for the work.
10000 Perch of Stone.
Approved security will be required on all
con'racts--persons making proposals will
reduce the same to wrling--endorsing
them Breakwater proposal tate The price
and quantity OF articles they propose to 90.
liver, naming their surety. All communi.
cations must be post paid
NATHAN II. HASWELL,
U. s. Agent for said york.
Burlington, Nov. 28, 1887,
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LYMAN g. COLE.

TTAVE received an extensive assert.
ment of Fall and Winter GOODS.
which they offer at price which cannot
fail to be acceptable TO the purchaser, con-
sisting Of
Dark French Merino, Figd. do, Gro do
Nap do.
Rich Camblets, Grape, Ladies, Goats
Hair, Imitation do. very superior.
English Merino very dark and rich,
Black do.
Ra,inette and Salisbury Flannel and
ClrcasslaDs.
BROAD CLOTHS.
Black. Blue, Invisible Green, Polish
Green, Purple. Saxony Black. the Two last
are new colors suitable for Ladies Rich
Cloaks. A variety of Fancy Coors, and
Cadets Grey. &c.
Black, Blue, Lavender. Mixd Royal
Ribbd, Fancy Plaid & Striped do.
vESTINGS.
Velvet
Wooden Velvet, Valenta and other style
| vestlngs.
Black and Cord Bombazines.
Mx'd and Cold. Pongee.
SILKS.
Blue. Blue Black, Rich Fig Blue Black
Gro de Nap.
Cord Maneine. Cord and Fig'd Gro de
Nap, Black Gro de Swiss.
Bandanna Hdkfs, Crimson Pangee do.
Spi,,aifield Choppa.
FIg'd Popgee, Chldrens do, Black
Italian C'avats.
Plaid and spotted do.
RIBBONS.
A good assortment of Garniture, Gauze
and Taffeta Ribbons.
Gallons, Shoe Ribbon, Silk Braid, cord
and Velvet Ribbon.
GLOVES.
Buck Skin, Black g. Cold, very heavy.
Brown Kidd and Wooden do. Womens
Black and Cord Kidd, Silk and Angola do.
SHAWLS.
| Black. White, Scarlet and Fancy Cold
Merlno Shaws.
Col'd and Scarlai Valentia Go.
Heavy ga Rob. Roy Highland and Vic
tora do.
Hermann, Shally Thibet and Raw Silk do,
For Geniiemens Overcoats
Drab Hunters Cloth, Lyon Skin, Dark
Kersey &c.
FANCY PRINTS.
Rich dark cold English Prints.
do Twled.
8 cases dark col i'd low pric'd American do
very cheap.
TAILORS TRIMMINGS.
Best Italian Sewing Silk, Heavy Can
vass Buckram, Crequllla, Red Padding,
Cord S"leca, Bro Linen. Cord Drilling,
Silk Binding, Braid and Cord, Worsted
Binding, MarshaI's best Patent Thread,
Convex lasting Goa, Buttons. Frog do,
Fancy Git do. Supe- p arl Fig'd Coat
Buttons. do Vest. PLAIN ard Fig'd Gilt do.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Cotton Sheclng, Shifting, Tick, Wick.
Jog. Waddlng, Bats &c.
One Case Cord Cambrics,
Bleached Cotton. &c. &c