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.dbsence # mind. The M.mDii !nqrr
RS, r-Ian> h+ ,.s' ny ,b'e in>Iahc,: A
sen.it man bachelor f,iing IN O s'arie,
with " s"re, Iit,l- trA'lrI Brsr;ng ~ II.
nnih.r'S arms. in, Dd'ng TO kI>s ~. ttt
20 kissing r> n"incr. and aas only ap
pr,s-d of his mi, axe by the fist Of 'hs
lushanl,
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-04

Latriy Marrfd Yni see that prm
'oosn z soura nnn y"rdrr. With ,rno'E
chm c"nnlrB: nee all IN .nll--. n".Ii,
trimmed WhI-kr,s. dnvt-cnla, I'd -lurk
whne vest. well III rkrd brts new tronj.
81 III coat. and parialmnns. SHINING I'll.
h., ni HI ann n hand, ne uem rnarAr
ha-kel. Il! ed "iih the GeIir. clr- oi ib
.ras,n. Yes "--hnw c.ae NJ he walk
-tr.ci. ''m a. 81 Ma, pole. his head ii
immov l.l' H. th'ugh It acte suck IN
r,,n,-a sn.i for eyrty b dy ard mn
suns a htrk .oi each 'lirnh h. ineeis.
He seems ihr b4pi'irs' mn" alive, and i'
nod hunm 'cih ~ rhr w"ild W.
wt'! what al imp" Wa why h
rot married last qserk
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The THAMES Tu.xEL. = The mO-
dagger pA'i ol thr risfr has been pssl
>td In \ short pr'ifd tie works viii b
carried beyond low wate, marx. and thei
nnch pta r. It"press i'll be made. Tn.
p'cg'tss >'"ce ,hr resumption Of III.
works IL l35 f,e, From a s'arensn, o
ace unis. il sI'p' ars thai III The Ia.' hal
wa, The co" p;ny had refri'td 92D COG
FRI ~ Ght'nu.n'. ite "X"'nSr # m"ik
ard s,'a,its ad he, e. 500 and th,
,erript, from VISITOR, ELS Us Ems
h0hrr.
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A CONTRA

All nations from the rcmotcst ages, have had
ships but Columbus only found out the way to
America. Before the time oithe great Spanish
navigator, people were only enabled to paddle
about the shores. Just so with the Llie Med
icnes. Ii is but two short years since ilrst
vonturcd upon an unknown ocean, and have
discovered the precious object was IN search
of-uEALru. Vegetable medicines were indeed
known wncn commenced my search but their
use was not. BY the use OF them, have not only
passed from the detected invalid TO the hale, hear
~ and active man o businoss, bur. comparatively
speaking, have renewed my youth. can thus,
with confidence Of my own experience, ADVISE
with my fellow citizens. Does the reader want
proof that the Vegetable Life Medicines are suit
able to his own easel have on file at my Office,
SIS broadway, hundreds Of letters, from some OF
the most respectable citizens Of this my native
land voluntarily offered in testimony OF the viz
tues of A GOOD VEGETABLE MEDICINE.
Persons whose constitutions have been nearly
ruined by the "all.nllliblo" mineral prcpara-
tons of the day, will bear me witness, that the
Life MediciacS d such only, are the true course
to permanent good health.
JOHN MOFFAT.
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lived with said Austin Edison. at said Nor

lVeu with said Austin Edison, al s0ld Nor
tistown, IN the slr,c, observance OF all the
duties required bv the marriage covenant,
when the SAID Austin Edison, without any
just cause or the part of the Petitioner.
ana without her knowledge of hIs inten
tl'n left her al said MoriI,town. and wen'
to the Town of Straiib-d in the County Of
orange ~ the State aforesaid whore he rr-
NAMED about two months; that said Austin
then left said Strotiord aud went tn the
town of Bangor. in the State Of Maine.
where hc now resides; that at The time
sad Austin left said Morristown he carried
with him all the property he possessed
aud LETT the SAID Petitioner and family, con-
sistlng OF one child then about two wears
old, wholly without support, and from tha,
limo hitherto hath wholly neglected to
tn render the said Petitioner and family
any assistance or support. and that the
sad Petitioner hath constantly rcsider
within the state Of Vermont since he'd
said marriage with SAID Austin.
And praying that the bonds Of ma,rimonv
between the SAID Petitioner and the san
Austin may by decree of the Supreme
Court be Dissolved, and Blll Of dlvorc,
from the bonds Of Malrimony with sal,
Austin granted 20 her, and that The sal,
Court viii decree 10 the said Pe,tione
such admony as said Court shall think JUS
and proper.
To .7"si'n Edison, Of Bangor IN the Stat
Of .Urine. GREETING.
By the authority ~ The Siate OF Yer
mont you are hereby commanded to max
your appearance before The Supreme Cour
next to BE- holden at Burlington in th
County OF Chll'endnn aud safe OF Yer
mont, on The Thursday next preceding ih
ttst Tuesday OF January, a ID. 1888
then ana there to show cause. II any yo
have. why the prayer of he sa'd Pe'l''one
should not be grained, and further t
stand TO aud abide such order. dlrcct,o
and decree therein. as II the said CuUr
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g. HaI Ir Yf $ ,
TAIEGR,

WHILE he returns thanks for past
w favors and begs continuance a.
the same, would inform the public thai
he continues to Manufacture all knds Of
clothing to order, and will do repairing
at short notice. Gent lcmen's clothes
cleaned from pitch, paint, grease. &c.
Iea"ing them neatly pressed, with n soft
and beautiful finish. It any Of the spo'.
resppear they viii be removed free OF
charge. lie has ON hand good assert.
men, Of coats, FaniaIoOas, wals'cca's. to-
coats, clonks. wrapNrrs aud Boy Ciothe,.
hlsn-a small assortment Of sc md hand
clothes-lla,s, Caps, Boots, Shoes, SHIRTS.
Stocks, and grea, variety OF other useful
articles: cheap tor cash, or exchanged for
any kind OF clothing, cloths, or produce
n. i. As he can be so easily paid, he
hopes those whose accounts are due VII
avail themselves of the first opportunity TO
discharge them.
BurlIngton Sept, 90, 1887. 3w
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Cor. of4ih Avenue, and 37,h street, Yorkvillc.
LETTER FRJMJAS. DELAMaTER.

Ncr York, WaY. lG. 1886.
W. J9hn N?fnt--Dcar Sir For many years
my wife has suffered much from a aercrc afcc.
ton oil the Ljrer, and about three months since
she was confined to her bed, and APPARENTLY near
her last. Seeing your advertisement ofthc Life
Pils,' was induced to get n box for her, in
hopes some alienation to her suficrrcs mioht be
Obtained for her, and though many persons may
not credit II, yet nevertheless Ills true, that not
wiihstanding her great dcbj1ty her constant
cdHS and .fcrerS, produced by her disease and
rcncrGl dcJHty--ai'cr taking two doses Of two
Pills each, she was able to sit up, and 20 from
room TO room, and before the expiration of one
week. she was enabled, by the blessing OF God,
and the insrumentallty of your Life Pills, to at
tend TO her family avocations and has continued
to do so ever since. Your Pills I deem an in.
valuable medicine, or rather, as | call them, Re-
storaiivc. BESIDES the good nv wife has de-
rived from them, can also bear testimony ofthe
good effects they have had en- the health Of my
children. l have six, the youngest four years
old, and all of them have taken them, and been
benefited thereby with one in particular, their
effects were astonishing in c1usinr quantities Of
small wornS TO come from him as also to relieve
him from .jdUndjce to which he has from an n.
fan; been subject. Yonr Riuera however |
thought were best in the last case tor the reason
of its being a liquid and searched the system as
! supposed better. however do not pretend to
be the Judge. 50 much do hnk Of and valu.
your Pills and PhUnX Bittors that have recon-
mended both to many and will continue TO DO so
when an opportunity offers. | could say more in
favor OF both and all could sry would not ! C
half of what MIGHT and ought 10 be said in their
favor and commentator.
Wishing you health and happiness rs Won en-
deavorto promote the health and consequently
the enrhly happiness of others : am dear sir
your obcdient servant.
JAS. H. DELANATER. III B'occiers..
p, y. | had forgotten to advert 10 the rnal Of
WOod to bc he0d with which Informed YOU on
my first interview with YOU that NV wife also
much complained OF. Your medicine has had
the wonde!ul effect of entirely relieving her Of
that distressing alllicton and with respect to
myself it has almost entirely eradicatcd that nm.
comfortable companion to which flesh is heir. the
rh"9waiiSm. j. H. D.
The above Medicine is for sale bv
ROBERT MOODY. 1y31
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KERN g. EV ANS,

DNT u no e ITIIUILO.
I'D ESPECTFULLY invite their friends
ia and customers to call 0nd examine
weII-selected and choice assortment OF
FALL AND WINTER GooDS, IN tbe line Of
their business consisting Of BRoADcLoTHs,
Of almost every color aud quality; foe
variety Of CASHIERS md VE,TiSG<. Of an
entire new pattern, and Of a superior quaI-
ny; together with Il general assortment Of
Trimmings, Stocks, Collars and Bosoms,
Snspcndors, and every other article usually
called for IN their Inc OF business. The
above articles were bought cheap Tor ca.h.
aud VIII be sold accordingly. Az orders
IN our line thankfully received and punc-
iua Y attended TO.
Bennington. SEPT. %, 1887.
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ELIZA Is, EDsoS J
vs..
AUSTIN EDsoN. \

AUSTIN EDsON,
M liEltEAS Eliza r. Edison, of Col.
chester IN the County OF Churenden
and State of Vermont. hath preferred her
Petition TO the Supreme Court of said
SLATE next TO be holden a, Burlington, ~
me County and State aforesaid, on the
Thursday next preceding the first Tuesday
"l January A. ID. 1888, selling forth that
at Mofrlstown, then IN the County Of Or
cans, now m the County Of Lamoll, aud
STATE aforesaid, on the first day at Jul, ,
\ ID l897 she was lawfully married to
Austin Edison, then OF SAID Murristown, BY
David H. Noyes, then Justice of the
Peace within and for the County OF Or,
leans aforesaid. and from that time to
about the LIST day of June, A. ID. 1880,
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FBTO The Hon tie Ptuhate Cour; for tine
Il District Of ChuDendpn. comes Rnbcri
Moody, Of Burlington. in sad Dr.,rlcf. ana
shows that he is legal guardian % William
L. Harrington and George T. Harrington
"f Burlington aforesaid, both male ,niant.
under the are Of twenty one years. that
he sad Wt'',am &. ard George L. are
seized as tenants ~ common, 10 heir own
r.n' IN fec. 81 a CERTAIN parcel IT land SIN
ate IN sad Burlington On the casterlv slap
ui Shehurn sifcct. huGndsd or the north
nv Iaud Of liruty ". Cstn and Of Johu
n. PomrrUv, on the east by land Of saG
Pomeroy and Of John II. Hopkins, and on
The south by lhnd ot sa,d Hopkins, con aIn.
lHr about two aud n half acres. on winch f.,
smn'i red house; and thai n q OF cad
parcel OF |aGd will conduce To the best IN
tcre~' q! SAID wards. Therefore he prav,
sad C"ufI togtant hlm license and empow.
er hlm To sell the SAID parcel Of land and
premises, and your pcll'inncr VIII ever pray
ROBERT MOODY.
Guardian Of William {. aud George f.
Harrington.
Burlington, Sept 90, 1887.
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Red Waters for sale in p Ound
Bundles a, the Variety Shop.
Sept. o. PA>GBoRN & BnINSMNp.
Mary NVilcoX's Estate.

VWC The subscribe: having been appointed
w by the honorable the probate Court Tor
the district of ChitlGrdcn Commissioners TO
receive examine and adjust The claims ana
demands of all persons against Tho Estate 81
Mary Wilcox, late Of Weslutd, ia SAID d'silir
deceased. Represented msoivent, and also al"
claims aud demands exhibited IN offset t'cf''
to. aud SIX months from The day OF date I'f',
of being allowed for iha. purpose Ivy 'd"
Court do therefore hereby rive notice that we
will attend to the business of our appou'
mcpl at the dwelling Of Allen Stone, J"
Wcs,lord in said DisirIc, on the first Mondays
Of October aud February next, at 10 oc'oo"
\. VI. on each ol SAID days.
Dated this 9th day Of September A, ID 80"
ISAAC CHASED Cours.
JOHN MORSE.
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To Citoe Hoibrooh', Of ,Nrdison, in tie
Conriy IF GtGHga. ~ he Sinie Of Ohio.

.'," ,1''''''' " 'Ih'."", IN ne
O""''y "t@09H' 1" NE SfWe W O@io.
NEEErlNG.
pE ''t 'u. "o'''y o. 'hc n'a'e "' Frr-
mont You are "ereov commanded 10 make
.'"' 'PPL"''"'c oe'o'e r'' supreme Conr'
y, Vt ~ Va n"''eh al bnf'lng'on' IA ne
N''"'y " N"''nn''" ana state OF Yer.
"''",' on Tue thursday next preceding
,"' I''' "'S"ay "t January a, ID 1883.
hsy. ,,n, ,ha n,o,nsr,|a !, '"y f'"
.sn,,I Inn, ho .., ",', ,"t 'n'u p7''"',
,oo,J ah,, .nnh a',I '",,,''' ~ 1''''o
c,ac HAM "'' WYNN, I ""o o'
o,oo, .,,I - ,""'
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wit, the most happy success, and prospect

with the most happy success, and prospect
Of speedy cure.
could refer to several other cnscs, were
It necessary, but have seen enough cfthe
Plaster To satisfy me It ~ the best ptcp1ra-
liOD IN this country, or perhaps IN any 9th
or, for the cure of Corn>: and were l,s vlr
tues generally known, doubt whether on
could prepare the article fast enough 10
meet the public demand.
(Signed) SETH STOWELL,
Keeper Of the Tot hous, South Bos.O'
Bridge.
Mr.. II. KiDDER.
Proprietor of tho Conway Medicines.
Boston, June l7h, 1899.
N.HPlce 80 crnis.
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Making 3 per cent, assessment for
the year; which Is TO 5c cast on The origin.
al amount of The premium note. without
reference TO any endorsement, and the
same to be paid 10 he Treasurer at his ct-
fee in Mont peller, on or bcturc the IS II
day OF October, 1897. An opportunity vii
be presented to forward assessments bvlhe
members ofthe Legislature. and those who
neglect TO forward the amount when due.
are referred to the 8rh See. of the Ac,
attached to each policy for the consequent
ccS.
BY order ofthc Directors.
HOMER w HEATON, Trers.
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PELErIAH iluLBRuOK
".
CHToE lloLBRooK.

CHLOE lloLBRooK
W. llEREAS Prle'iah Hobrook, Of
" bnr!rr'on. ~ the county Of Chit.
tcndcn, aud S'a'e e Vermont, ha,h prefer.
I'D hls Petition 10 The Suprctnn Court OF
said State, next TO be hndrn at Bnrhnr.
on, in the County aud State aforesaid. on
the Thursday next prccsdnu the first
Tuesday OF January, A. ID. 1888, setting
forth TINT at Burlington in the County Of
Fhrllenden, aforesaid ON the fourth dav Of
May A, ID. 1884. he was lawfully mar
red 10 Chloe lloIbrook, Of Madison, in
the County OF Geauga, in The Sa'e OF
ONO. by John Hars'ow. then a Justice Of
the Peace within the county Ot Chlten.
den aforesaid aud from that time TO about
the first day Of September, A. d. 1854,
lived with said Chlor lIolbtook, at SAID
Burllngtou in the strict Observance of oil
the duties required by marriage covenant,
when the SAID Chlpe IIoIbrook, wl,hou,
any Just cause on the part of the Pp,l'loner
Icll h!m at SAID Burlington. and forthwith
went 10 the town Of Madison N the County
OF Genuga in the STATE Of Ohio. and has
resided IN suld Town OF Madison ever
>nce; and the, said Chloe IIulbrook. since
her sad departure, has never returned 10
said Burlington, nor been w,thln his State,
aud that she now lives at sad Madison ~
the State Of ONO. And tina, SAID Petition
or Is house holder IN SAID Burlington. and
has inmli' ct several Chldrtn; aud has at
oil times since tn" departure Of said Chloe
been IN great need Of he society and as
>l.lance Of sa,d Cioe in his domestic atfiirs
and has al all tunes been ready te receive
and maintain SAID Cbloc, if she would re-
turn 10 his honsG and family; and that he
has h""n al great expense and trouble ia
~" uu'in'cnaucG of hts SAID family ana the
sald Chloe on account of her absence a
aforesaid. and hat SAID Petitioner has con
-,0n'v resided III sand town of Burlington
upwards 81 twenty years last past.
ana praying that the bonds of Matri
mpny between the SAID Chloe NAV bv
decree of The said supreme Court be dts.
solved and blil Of divorce from the bonds
OF mo'umony with snDd Culoe granted To
him, and that said Cont viii decree to
sal1 Ga all the property of every name
nud nature which she possessed at the
time o' her marriage with the said Petl.
tI1ucr, aud no more.
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EyLOUR from Now Wheat just fec''V
a cd aud tor sal" bV
IiICKOK & CATLIN.
Sinycs. GrOccrics &C.

A r. the new Store, between MeSsrs j. w
"a Viewers and Lnthrop Il Potwms,
Nos. |. =. 3 aud Prophecy,
Rotary ard improved Rotary, various szos,
Oval Boiler, Top Oven,
Box, Canada Box, various sizes and beau
ii'ul patterns,
Dumb Stoves. &c.
a select 1s>ortmcu, Of Stove Pipe.
Tin. X.nc, Stove aud Hollow Ware,
Axes, Il superior article,
Naile, Glass, Flour and general ossort.
npnt OF Groccrlcs.
Shoes. Boots and various other articles for
sale at small advance on wholesale prices.
SEWALL KENNY.
Winooski. Sept. 1887. Gu'S15
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Albion Corn Pl0ster!


las prepared BY the late Dr.. Conway,) has
been made acquainted with no instance OF
rs proper application, in winch 1t has not
been preferred to all other REMEDIES for
CoR>S, those pnlnfuIdi, fgurers Of the feet,
aud enemies to locomoilou.
The .liJion Corn Plaster sofrcns the
corn, however old and tough, and extracts
1t to he very roots, The relief afforded
Is gcniie, immcdiaie, and Morough
The Proprietor begs leave to submit the
following case, from M SDowell, who i,
well known to the inhabitants of this city,
especially at the south end, aud at SonlQ
Boston, as a very worthy and respectable
cltlzen.
A CASE.
SlR-I do not hesitate TO give my most
unqualified appreciation in favour Of your
valuable albion Corn Plaster. BY the use
of less than box, Mrs. Stowell has been
cured OF a corn on each foot, which had
been exceedingly troublesome and painful
for wears, aud think 1t bu, Justice TO your
Invaluable preparation to add for the en-.
couragcmcnt OF those. who owing TO re.
poated dlsappolnrmcnrs in the vorlons rem
cdlcs resorled to, have finally despalred OF
cure,i lha, yonr Plaster cured her corns
after trying other highly recommended
remedies ,o no purpose; and what lncreaS.
- NV confidence Ii the superiority ofyour
Pla-'er, Is the fact, that i, has been used
by several OF my neighbours with equally
good success. A man advanced in years.
had become so crippled with corns, Us to
be obliged To cut holes IN shoes to ease his
feet; he had long suffered great torture
and inconvenience has lately been entire
ly cured by The use OF your Com Plaster,
50 that be- can now walk with miort and
IN whole shoes. -.4a0ther Case A
young woman living near mo, had become
50 lame IN consequences Of corns, as not to
be able to 60 up and down stairs without
great trouble, is now using the Plaster
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STATE OFFERJVO.VT


DI>THlCr OF CnrrE>pEN. SIS.
The ProJaie Court far he Djsiyict of chit
ieadn 10 aRpersons 10 ,cIom THESE pycseot,
s'7I rene, GREETING.
I'D OUERr MOODY OF BurI,nrron If
40 The Dl''r'c' at Chuenden. GnardIlo
OF William G. Harrington and Gro,c. T.
Harrington, Of Enthugton aforesaid. bo,n
male lniau's under the ace of tw,ntv- am.
wears, havlUg hv his pnilDlon, represented
10 thus Court, That tn" SAID William e.. md
George l. are - I'D a. tenants N cummou
N th"lr own right N Zee, of cerrnrn narcn,
of laud, situate IN said Bnr.lug'on ON the
"as'rrly side Of SheIburn street, bounded
yon the north by land Of Henry W Carhu.
and 81 John n. POmrrov, on the ca., n,
and OF sand Pomoroy and Of John n Ham.
kln3. and on the south by land of sad Hon
kus, containing about two and halfnc,es
on winch parcel of land Is small rcd buusn
and Tint a sale of SAID parcel Of land w,iI
condnce to the best interest Of his sand
wards.
1t Is therefore ordered tina, said onnr,c,.
ton stard for hca'pg before SAID Courr
at II session lher' Of to be holden Al the otiico
OF the Register OF this Cnurr IN Burlinn,,u
on the ihlrd "Wednesday OF October A. ID.
1887 and that notice thereof be- given /,
all Concerned by publishing tins order to,
gc'hcr with the substance Of SAID pe,ulnn
~ the Burlington Free Press, ucws.paDer
printed at Burhngtun, in the County of
Chnlcnden, Two weeks successfully. the
last at sald publicllons 10 De not less Ihsu
two weeks previous 10 the day Of hearing
then and there 10 appear before SAID Court
aud show cause It any they have, why the
prayer OF sand petition should not be grant.
ed.
Given under my hand and the seal Of
SAID Court at Burlington this 20th day of
September A, ID, 1887.
ARIES RUSSELL, Judge.
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q US1 received
Lamp Oil,
Carpctings, g.
Paper lianginrs, at
Aaron Carpenters Estate.
SI.lVE OF HER.MO.N'V
>, E.TNL EUJT.4RUS.
Sept. GO, 1857.


State or VERNON'T,
DrSrRICT OF CHIrTrNDEN,ss.j
Tile Honorabie Inc Probaic CouH far he
District IF ChHienden, To all persons
donccrned in the Estaie Of .lnron Carmen
Ter Tate Of .VtHon, IN Sojd District. de-
Censed. GREEYJNIt
az llEREAS, the Executor uf the last
w will and testament Of said deceased
proposes to render an account Of his admins.
tratlon, and present his account against said
estate tor examination aud allowance at a
session of the Court Of Probate, to be bolden
at Burlington on tho second Wednesday Of
November next.
TnGREFoRE, You are hereby notified 10
appear before said Court at the time and place
aforesaid, and shew cause. if any you have.
why the account aforesaid should not be
allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this
Goth day Of September A ID. 1887.
CHARLES RUSSELL, Judge.
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FIRE! FIRE!

YnNUE members of the Vermont Mutual
u Fire Insurance Company are hereby
notified that the following assessments
have been made by the Directors, on al
notes IN force, on the following days, to
u
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ILtna Insurance Company.

ENllE subscriber continues to insure all
NJ kinds of real and personal property
as agent for said Company, to whom op-
pIcatlon may at all times be made at his
Office IN Burlington. TIE established
reputation of his Company for stability.
fairness and hbcrality in their dealings.
needs no further cOmmendaton.
WM, A. GRIswoLp.
BurlinGton, Aprl s, 1886.
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j. TksYDN.
ESPECrFULLY notifies his custo.
"a mers and the public that he continues
the
TAILORING BUSINESS

Mt his old stand next door north of St.
Paul> Church, Burlington. He has erect.
new shop and made arrangements TO
extend his business so as to Accommodate
his customer. on short notice with The
latest city fashions, and work done IN
style ofeegancc and Durability not sur
passed in this la'itudc, Patterns and
Trimmings furnished those who desire at
the lowest possible cash prices. Cutting
and Repairing done as usual.
JEREMIAH TRYON.
Burlington. Sept. 90, 1857.
N. 3, J. Y. ia very DESTROYS to set,'e
his old accounts, and is much IN want Of
some balances due him, aud earnestly re-.
quests those indebted to call and settle
without further notice.
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