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Hcman DevcrcauX's Estate.
ST.1YE or TER.NO.N'T.

- II IL or l. h.uO.N 4.
DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN, s..
The U0n0rnbie The Probate Court for ms
District Of ChlHenden, To all persons
concerned IN HE Estate Of Heman Dever,
eaur, late Of RichmOnd, in saM District,
deceased. GREETING.
NNTIIEREAS, Amos B. Cooper admins
w tralCr of The estate Of SAID deceased
proposes to render an account of his adj
miniSlralion,nnd present his account against
said estate for examination and allowance
at session of the Court Of Probate. Ia be
holden at the Registers Office in Burning
ton on the second "Wednesday Of May next.
Therefore, Iuu are hereby notified to
appear before said Court at the time and
place aforesaid, and shew cause, if any
yon havc,why the account aforesaid should
not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this
l2Ih day Of April A. ID. 1887,
VIM WESTON, Register.
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Gold and Silver Watches.

WE have Just added 10 our stock Of
w Watches. We have some fne gold
cascd Patent Levers. plain and chazed, some S
and some full jewellcd, gold cased Repeat.
ing Watches, gold cascd Bulls eye Watches
Jewcllcd Vcrgcs which run as well as Lev
crs, fac iowcllcd LoEpincs in gold and
silver cases, Silver Lovcrs,& English Watches
Al! the above Watches will perform well and
are warranted, All kinks Of Watches and
Clocks cleaned aud repaired Il, the Variety
ShoD PANGBoRn e. BntNsMAIp.
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in emphatic tones for united and strenuous

10 emphatic tones for united and strenuous
resistance. The expressions of our pub.
lie servants are too grl'vious to be bornc.
Some plan must be devised to throw of
the yoke. Slaves we are and slaves we
shall cont niue 10 be. unless The people
themselves apply the remedy. When
CLAY and WEBSTER 10 the Senate,
Burgess and JOINS QUINcY ADAMS in the
House, warned us Of the evils which most
flow from the measures OF Andrew Jackson
and his successor, the people were incrcdn-
lous, and mady rushed on to ruin. Now,
they may learn political wisdom from cx.
pcrcncc, and rccur to the lessons which
those statesmen inculca,ed
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Saddlery e. Carriage Trim

lust received and now being opened at
- the Hardware Store; the most full and
complete assortment of Sadd,cry, and Car
rage trimmings ever offered to the trade in
this place, comprising full assor,menls OF
Brass, Plated, Japaned and timed Saddery;
Cotton and WoIsted WebL, wide and narrow
Slraning and Rein do, carriage laces; Steps
exles, and plated dash Irons; plated and brass
plated Carriage, Gig and Sulkey Lamps &c
all of which will be sold at reduced prices foI
cash or shor. credit, by
ROBERT MOODY.
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NOTICE.
New GOOds-Ne Goods

Up and doing, Quich and CheaP'l
THEAP for CASH and no Imprisonment
~ for Debt, have heen my mollos for
fifteen full years of brisk and lively trade.
An early start in the spring helps well
through the winter. January, February,
then March means 90 ahead and 50 he
did. Howard, OF the Cheap Cash Store,
Marched off to New York and has return
ed with an additional assortment Of New
Goods, such as Silks, Muslins, Ribbons,
Calicocs. Cambrcks, Shawls. lldkfs.,
Gloves, Hosiery, Combs, Leghorn Straw
and Tuscan Bonncls &c. sc. which to
geiher with his former. stock makes as
usual very rich splendid and desirable
variety to selec, from, and as goods have
come down to cheap prices in New York,
they will be sold at corresponding low pIi
ccs at Howards in Burlington.
p. s. There is no mistake about prices
| have bought Cheap and have no Other
cuisines on hand but to attend to their be
ing disposed OF n, prices that will sui
buyers.
S EARL HOWARD,
Burlington. April 7th 1887,
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Matthew SaX's Estate.

To the Hon. the Probate Court for the district
of Grand Isle. LA Hill of Isle La Mott in
said district administrator Of the estate Of
Matthew Sax, late of Chazy, in the State of
New. York deceased, respectfully represents
that the said Matthew Sax. did in his life.
time enter into a certain contract 10 and with
one Joseph Bowman Of Isle La Mott aiorc.
said to deed and convey to him the said jos
seph Bowman the whole of lot No. 70, and
the north half of lot No. IS, lying and being
in Isle La Mott AFORESAID, which said con-
tact was at the dcccase Of the said Matthew
Sax, and stil is, uneXccu'od. Therefore
the said Ira Hill prays the said court TO grant
unto him liberty and authority TO deed said
land according to the terms of said contract
ngrccablv TO the statute in such case made
and provided
IRA HILL, .4dmr.
North Hero, April 8, 1887,
STATE OF We MONTH
DISTRICT OF GRAND.IsLE, SIS.
1T is ordered by the Probate Court for the
4 district aforesaid that all persons concern
ed be notified to appear before said Court, al
a session thereof TO be holden at the dwelling
he use of Jed. r. Ladd in North Hero on The
third Monday of May next one o'clock p. nj
TO show cause if any they have why the liberty
and authority requested in the foregoing appl
cation should not be granted, aud that for tha
purpose the said application TO goiher will
this order be published in the arlington Fro,
Press printed at Burlington in the County o
Chlltcnden, three weeks successfully as sooI
as may be.
In witness whereof have hereunto aiIixet
| the seal OF said Court and subscribed my nam,
this 4th day Of April a. ID, 1887.
JOEL ALLEN, Judge,
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VESTS PATENT CHLORINE
cos vi Il y G. and PILLS

E7O r Rlngworms, SaItrhcum, Scaid-
IA head, and all Culancous Eruptlons.
This article is no, thrown into market like
most patent medicines, backed by some
half dozen fictitious certificates; but II
comes respectfully and honestly rccommen-
dcd, and is, we verify believe, all that it
claims TO be; and as such, it is offered to
The public, by j. u J. H. PECK g. Co.
Sept. 1886 .1Senis for he Patentee
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Charlotte
Female Sen1in0,U.

THyI1E summer term Of this school will
d commence on the l0th Of May next
and continue % weeks, including two
quarters of eleven weeks each, and recess
of one week at the close Of The first quar-
ter.
Miss NJ larry CIRCUIT will con,in
nc to have the supervision Of the school.
In The selection and management of the
studies, particular attention will be paid to
the character and previous a,,ainmcnts of
The learner. 1t is designed so far as the
circumstances Of the pupil will admit, to
pursue a thorough and systematic course, in
the various branches of an English Educa
ION. 1t is the wish of the Trustees that
this institution should in all respects be
such as to merit public patronage, rather
than favor local int crcst. In accordance
with this intention they do not receive pu
! pills VINO are under twelve years of age
| About 16 young ladies' can be accommOda
ted at the Boarding House. Boardcrs will
be received in private families, where they
will observe the same definite arrangements
for study and relaxation, os at the Boarding
House. Applications for board and admis.
sion into the school, may be made by letter
either to Miss Grout, or to one of the trus
tees. 1t would be much for the interest o
those who are DESTROYS of becoming mem
bers Of this school to apply as early as prac
,icabe. The attendance of each member OF
the first day of the term, Is particularly re
: QueSted. No deduction Of tuition for alb
scence. except in cases OF sickness.
; Board, including washing, lights and fn
el, two dollars per week. Tuition. fou
dollars per quarter Books, and S,a'iouar.
: will be furnished at the lowest prices.
LUTHER STONE jr. } Trus
JOHN STRONG, ( lees.
Charlotte, March 25, 1887.
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STATE or TERMONT,

STATE or TERNON'T,
DIsTR1CT OF CHITTENDEN, IS. {
The P.oJaie Court far The District Of Chit
tenden, Ia all persons 10 1chom these pres
enis ShaU c7me. GREETING.
EEENRY p. IIICKOK of Burlington,
L Il ia sad District, guardian of Morl-
mcr G. Buell., male infant und the age
of twenty one years, and Maria A. Buell.,
female infant under the age OF eighteen
wears, both of the Town of Burlington
aforesaid, having represented to his Court
that the said Mortimer C.. and Maria A.
are seized as tenants in common IN their
own right in fee Of certain parcel Of land,
be nr the undivided half of seventy acres
IN Burlington, lying on the IIIuesburgh
road and known as The Barber Place, the
same being subject to the widows dover
and that sale of said parcel of land is
conducive TO the best interests of his said
wards
1t is therefore hereby ordered that said
application stand for hearing before sail
Court, at session thereof to be holden at
the office Of the Register of this Court If
Burlington on the second Wednesday o
May A. ID. 1887; aud that notice lherco
BE- given by publishing tins order together
with The substance Of said petition IN til,
Free Press, newspaper printed at Bur
lington in the County of ChiItcndcn, tive
weeks excessively, the last of said publca
ions to be not less than two weeks pre-
vious to said day
Given under my hand and the seal q
said Court at Burlington, in the Dis
trict Of Chil'cnden, ths l1lh day o
April A. ID. 1887,
CHARLES RUSSELL, Judge.
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DIS TRICT IF CEjTTE.NDE.N SIS. }
Charlotte, April II, 1887.

TE9O the honorable the Probate Court.
H. The undersigned. Sarah Prindle and
Chas' D. Prndle beng heirs Of the estate
Of the late Gideon PrindIe. deceased Of
Charlotte, respectfully represent that they
have claims IN said estate to the amour,
of two or three hundred dollars in common
and Joint by with other heirs, We do there
fore pray and request the Hon. Probate
Cour, TO order q division ofsalA estate, that
we may hold such portions separately. anL
to appoint q committee for that purpose.
SARAH PRINDLE.
CHARLES ID. PRINDLE.
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TRIAL OF WHITE The Metropollto,

TRIAL OF WHITE. The metropolitan
has .hc following not ice Of White, who is
oow being tried at Washington.
White, the prisoner, sits between his
counsel. and his wife; the anxious,
nervous. and rather wild look Of her
husband. contrasts most forcibly with the
patient and almost beautiful coun'cnancc
of The wife. clad in deep mourning. She
cvinces love for the prisoner, which is
,inacd with romnncc-for it has Powered
by his side in prison and seems prepared
to soohc him. so far as woman's worship
can 90, land how much can it not accom-
p'ish PIN the severe punishment that ma!
be bis fate ctropoiiidn.
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UNPRECEDENTED OuTRAGE.-.A Chicago
paper gives us the following account of one
the most outrageous transactions that we
have lately had occasion TO record. 1t took
place near the mouth Of the Illinois river, on
the 18Th April. All the deck passengers but
one, amounting TO more than twenty, were
drowned. The Mrs. Pcmcroy alluded TO be.
low, is the daughter of Mr.. J. S. Potwin of
this town.
"'The Captain Of The Wisconsin. which was
then ascending the river. had repeatedly stated that
If he should the Tiskilwa, and her captain
would not give him clear channel, he would run
her down. This it seemed provoked The Captain
of the ohe, boat, and he became as obstnatel,
determined not TO turn out Of his course. Bo'l
boats met ~, O'Clock, al time when all the
passengers were in bed, and stcered dirctiy 70,
each other ill only within few rods, when tic
captain Of the Ti.kwa endcayorcd, bui too late
10 avoid the conclusion and turning a little out q
the course, thus gave II fair btoodSlhe 10 the ascon
ding boat. which took her just behind the Wheel
and she sunk in less than three minutes after III,
was struck. The first noice which lie cabin pas
scngers had of ,llcr extreme danger, was iht
screams of those below, who were drowning ant
without time even 10 put on their clothes, the,
merely escaped by jumping through the windows o
the cabin, which, fortunately for them, had beer
completely separated from the boat hy the shock
Mr.. and MIS-. Garrett and Mr.. and Mrs Pomcrov o
this city, were among the cabin passengers. AM
were saved. The captain ofihc Wisconsin is state,
10 have acted even to the Ladies', in most brula
manner. having pur them ashore bare(onred, more
than u nile and a half from any hihirarion, au
with nothing but their night clothes on. Repnr
SAWS that the men were even worse treated, rs H.
endeayored to prevent lheiI getting on board til
Wisconsin at alt. A large sum Of money hclongin
10 one Of the ladies had been recovered subseq
" from the ladies cabin anl one gentleman WA
fortunate enough 10 find his coat floating on Il,
river, with his money, amounting 10 about ijt
thousand dollars, in the pocket.
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VI 4 IL Il ! T. ID

In Albany. by Rev. Nr. Potter, l.. +. Tiffany,
Of Buf'llo, to Maria l.. Parchm, Of that city.
In Troy, MI Harrison Dnkcp. Of the house Of
Detchum, DuIkec s. Co. Of n. Y. to Miss Mary
A. Daughter Of Hon. Il p Hart.
In Montpelier on the 25i MI. by Rev. Mr.. Ke.
ley, Mr.. Marble Russell OF Palmer, Mass TO NJ ISIS
Maria Forbes, Of the former place.
IN C!rcmon', n. II. 20 nh, Capt. a den Par
fridge. President Of Norwich University, to Miss
Ann Elizabeth Swasey.
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1t il rumourcd that by the failure OF the
great Tennessee house of Ieatman, Wood
e. Co, General Jacson is a severe suffer.
or, and that he had loaned his name to q
relation closely connected with land spec
ula,ons, to The amount Of $500, 000
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CONCERT OF THE BURLINGTON
RAND

Mr.. J A. FLETCuFR.w who has been te ching a
class in instrumental music in This place for a few
months past, will give concert At the White
Church on Friday evening the 18Th Of Nav, com.
mcncing At early candle lighting, on which coca
sion an Adde'S may be expected from Rev ]. X,
Converse.
As the band is composed Of members who were
wholly unacquanreh with their instruments at the
commencement Of the school, their short time Of
experience will he considered, aud the * ,lful per
fprmanrc Of an experienced band not expected,
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inflammation Of The Throat Powdered
alum, applied by the finger to the part af,
lccted, seldom falls to cure the inflammation,
of the throat in few days. "T'hc efficacy
of this remedy" says the an,hor. sis as
marvellous os it is rapid, employed on the
first second, and fourth day, while there is
no abcess on the tonsis, it arrests all sym
toms, as It were by enchanlmcnt, the fever
abatcs. the swelling dimini$hes, the appc.
lite returns, and convalcsccncc is quite
complete. "-.Nag. Of Domestic Economy.
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Frederick Bucll's Estate.

rEvO the Hon. the Probate Court for the
Il Da,rict Of Chi,ienden, comes Henry
p. Ickok, Of Burlington, in said District
uul shews that he his legal guardian o!
Mortimer e. Buell., d male infant under The
age oftwcny one years, and Of Maria A. Blu,
ella female infant under the aye of eighteen
wears, both Of the town Of Burlington
aforesaid that the said Mortimer C.. and
Maria A. are seized as tenants in common
in their own right in fee Of a certain par
Gel of land being the undivided Half OF
seventy acres ia Burlington, lying on the
lIlncsburgh road aud known as the Barber
place. the same being subject to the wld-
ow's dover land that a sale Of said par
Gel of lard is conducive to the best inter
es,s of his said wards. Therefore he prays
SAID Court to gran, him license and en-
power INN TO sell the said land and your
petitioner Will ever pray.
HENRY p. HIuKoK.
Burlington, April II, 1887.
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CHA MPLAIN HOTEL.
&Sgah
JONA. lssssEssD HART.


I'D ESPECTFULLY announces to The
"a cI,izens Of Burlington and It's vicinity.
aud the Travelling public generally, that
he has taken. repaired, painted. fitted up
aud furnished the above ljo'cl, situated
near the bead Of The Steam Boa, Wharf
ard next door north Of Mcssrs Folett aud
Bradlcys Stone Store, in style of elegance
and convenience not surpassed BY any
other Hotel in the village OF Burlington.
a spacious Parlour, DINING room and
citing rooms, all contiguous, communicate
with each other and wit, he front Piazza
below, Parlours and sleeping rooms above
are convenient, airy and prospective and
communicate by the Hall to the Front
Piazza above, are all inviting to travellers,
boatdcrs and parties OF pleasure. The Bar
room, barns, sheds, ADD yards are arranged
in the best possible manner to accom-.
noda,e the travelling and business public.
Mr. II. from long experience Processes to
know how to furnish a good table and bar
and to serge up the choicest ca'ubles and
rarcst dclicacics lha, the market and sea
sons an'trd in manner to sui, the taste OF
lie como sseur, and confidently assures
| his patrons and guests that his u,mOs,
! thHI'Iono VII cc |ut ]" ''V'''''"' "
serve them.
Steam Boat Passengers will be wai,et
on to aud from the Boats aud their Bag
gage transported and taken care Of. ant
save their Hack hire to and from the Cour
House Square.
Stage passengers can be set down a
this Hotel without additions, fare, nn'
those taking The Boats will be shown OF
board with their baggage free Of cXpens
and without mourning any risk of bcln!
left. by the darkness or la,cncss Of tn
night or any other emergency incident I
the hurry and hustle of steam power opera
ton, or the fluctuations OF wind an
! weather.
Horses and Carriages furnished those VIII
wish to call at the Banks or public office:
or visit any part Of the village, on reason
able terms
Burlinu,On Nav l. 1887
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gains. Pray ask the good people, those Of them
who think standing II p,ore respectful attitude, If
they will not please to turn their faces towards the
pulpit, and fix their eyes rc,ercntls upon their hymn
books, as some other Christians do, and not make
part Of Gods worship a theatrical show. And
jus, ask the young gentlemen if they do not know
that it is un'nanly, aud coumdly, 70 attack lady
with their sharp.shoolins in sucl, defence less po
si,ion as we are placed in. For you canno, but
see. Messrs. Edilors, that while we are reading
the hymn with one eye, and the music with the 9th.
er, as we obliged to 10 now a.days, we are not
IN II condition to return their fire, if the time and
place were proper for such warfare. ! think
YOU will agree with me that the young men are AZ.
the bottom Of this dscourcous fashion. Their
number has evidently increased in church since they
have been permitted to gaze AZ the girls. No lon.
ger ago than last Sunday ,cnurol 10 lift up a
corner ofone eye, and no, less than Il dozen saucy
fellows were booking directly down my throat.
am sure ma c discord the very mex, note, for
the Chorslcr started and locked round n, me-
Now, good Mcssrs. Editors, what would you advise
me to do? Shall stop singing? Must wear
ven' May we get behind screen Or will YOU
undertake to teach pc, pie more reverence, and
more politcncss! am your humble servant
SALLY. OR rsALLY SALMoS, OR PsALMoN,
p. $. hope you won't put this into the Chron
icle /; but if YOU should take it into your heads, il
may as well he read, you know desire therefore
YOU would put over the back side among the
| Mulberries and Sugar Beeis, for | mind most PEG
! pie begin the Chronicle YOU learned men do tho
Hebrew BibIc--on the last page. =. +.
! l. al. 4.
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An Irishman's description Of Porcup'nc
ard manner of killing bin.
"Thc frs, fca hcred fowl ! ever saw in
.Hmaraca was a Porcupne, and keed him
under hay slach aud shot him with pitch
.Jorh'
Jane, Knowles. Of Point Judith, in the
last war. lived in an exposed situation, near
the ocean, aud never went to bed without
having his gun we'll charged by his side.
One night there was vio'ent thunder gust,
which shock he house to its foundation.
"Ilnsband. husband, screamed the wife.
get Up, the British have landed or the day
Of judgement has come, and don't know
which" by gosh" said Knowles, spring
ing M and Selling his mu.ket, II am ready
for cl' her,"
! Rich .Hen's Wages, Two neighbors
met, one Of whom was exceedingly rich
and the other in moderate circumstances
/ The latter began to congratulate the frs
on his great possessions, ard on the hnpp
ness he must enjoy; md ended by contrast.
| ing il with his own condition. MY friend, >
sad Tie rich man, 'et me ak you ont
question. Would YOU be willing to take
my property and take the whole care of i
/ for your board and clothing? "No! in
/ deed" NV ell, Tint i, ali get"
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NOVTCE.

VENIlE Burlington Mil Company, viii
H. offer at The Winooski House on
the cath day of May next at 10 O'Clock
A. M. from Ten to Thirteen Lots, to the
highest bidder over the valuation fixed TO
them on plan at said House. BY order
SIDNEY BARLOW, Cierh
April 81, 1887.
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NOTICE.

FEVHIS may Certify ,ha, have given my
Il son GRANT j ROCKWELL, his
time during his minority and shall pay no
debts Of his contracting nor claim any of his
earnings after this date.
.MERRIT ROCKIVELL.
.4Ltwgh, .4prH II, 1887.
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Clover Seed.

JUST Reed from New York, few
81 Sacks prime Clover Seed
April 90, 1887. HIcKoK s. CATLlS.
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To he Hon. The Probate Court for The Districs
@ChWen9cn, comes he subscriber admin,sirao
tor Of The estate Of Gideon Prindle laie of
Charlotte in said district deceased, and rep-
resents Mat The personal estate ofsaid deceased
1cW mt be sufficient 10 pay Tie debts and char
ges Mercof end hereby makes application TO
said Court. fur hcence 10 sell the real estate Of
sad deceased for that purpose
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GEORGE PRINDLE.
STATE OF VERMONT, }
DISTRICT or CMTrENpEN. ST.

DIsTRICT OF CNITTENDEN, s..
A r a Probate Court holden at Burlington,
IN in said District, on the 2lst day of March
A. ID. 1887. 1t is ordered that an account he
taken The debts and q so the proceeds Of the
pesonal estate ofsaid deceased, and that the
heirs and all persons concerned in said estate
be notified to appear before said Court on tho
second Wednesday Of April next at the Office
Of the Register ofsaid Court in Burlington,
aforesaid, to give bond for the paymen, of
debts. and show cause why License as aforc
said shall not be granted, and that such no.
tice be given by publishing the above applca.
ton three weeks successfully, as soon as NAV
he in the Free Press q newspaper printed il.
Burlington, in said District.
Given under my hand, the day and year first,
above written. WIN. Weston, Reg.
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We decide that this paper is -creditab'e TO Our
lair correspondent Psally, Of the of the
llites and that the Gaze-atiles described by her
must reform forthwith. The EDITORS.
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DISSOLUTION.

FEVIlE Coparlnership Of the subscribers
Z heretofore existing under the firm of
Day, Catlin & Co, is by mutual consent this
day dissolved. Al!dcbts due The firm are to
be paid to Dan Day, who is to discharge all
liabilities against the same.
IIIcKoK & CATLIN.
DAN DAY.
Burlington, April 10, 1887.