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FRIDAY, JANUARY $, 1888.

, have been -uprrcehrd IN Europe. his caim
~ inventor wal undoub'cdlv prove wand ~
his own cnun,tM and ambition need no.
carry him beyond il. We havr twice sec"
his machine IN opera ion, formerly IN New
York. and recently IN Washington. wbet"
II wns exhibited To the President, aud tm
Heads OF Departments. So far n the eva
Icnce Of model is 10 BE- taken. is prtfr'
nance is quite satisfactory; and Mr. d.
vcnpoti is now occupied N constructing
one which j. intended To drive n Napet
Press, rtqnirlng u two hnrs" mower. Th's.
should u succeed, will b. far - OF T.,
w Inc. and wc confess that. though on
expectations do not generally patlake o'
The sangulnp in such ma'iicr-. MT only oar
hopes but we NAV say or confidence, In
creas"d rs we have become aCqnaln'' 1t
with tho progress, of the experiments Which,
are being carried on.
We are we'll aware. that should it b"
"ven'nallv proved that sn available power
NAV b. nb'a,nrd. which NAV BE- substituted
for that of steam - adoption wGuld depend
entirely upon us economy. with rosr"o' 10
which Ne Cannn, have satisfactory data m
vi n mnch,ne Of several horses power shall
have been produced the probability. how
ever. is. that the cost of operating Inc cleo
tro magnetic apparatus, will be much bell"
that of the steam engine.
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fulfil one Of The great duties of life. TIE
cousncss Of having contributed to the pro.
motion Of virtue and human hun1iness is
sure reward, to oil! who Justly npprchepd
the difference between virtue and vice. -
The social du'ics are perf,rmrd in a varies
" Of WAYS. Individual example, in habits
of industry. frugaty and 'emporancc--in
nets Of klnGhess. bcuc Violence and l,bcralily
in the prnC,lce of honesty and integrity
IN our dcalings-in afftrdlng friendly coun.
sci and prcunIarv AID to he uuG,rluna'e-
ia the d fusion Of useful dg"--and
generally. in eff r,s TO lessen tie owls. aud
% multiply The substantial cniovmcn's Of
society ;--,ndvidual example. we saw, has.
in these matters. an imposing and saln'arv
cordirg 10 our standing and influence IN he
soc al circle. Their" is no man, however
humble be his condition IN hfe. whose OK.
ample does not exert an Influence for good
nr for evil, upon som" "f I'll" circle o. his
acqa'n,oncc. Lot Us all thea cndcnvor 10
throw our ourselves into the scale for good,
that good NAV more abound among rs: and
If we have neglected any Of this class Of
hn,ics. to make amends before ano,hcr new
year.
We have gone thro the retrospect We
designed 10 take. IF the considerations
we have suggested for Improvement,
.h""l] iunn"uce any one and We hone
they may many---io become better far.
NOR, a more watchful and exemplary parent
or more useful Gil i'm, during the com.
ing than he was during the past year, then
shall we consider the time employed in
penng these remarks as having been prof
i,ab'y spen, ....Cuiiiuator.
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CANADA.

Policy as well asnumaDi'y should induce
the royol au,hnriics Of Canada to temper
Justice with m'rcy. Every drop of blood
they shed vii start up an armed man
hereafter. They may doom their cap, ives
to an ig'ominioos death, bat they cannot,
qnc,l ne splrIl which made them martyrs.
They may say tina, the patriots, or the
rebels if they choose, have fn'lcd-and
point to the glbbr, where Their limb. are
nailed, TO prove the assertion /; but let
them rpmcmber--
"THEY NEVER FAIL, WHO DIE
INA GREAT CAUSE; the block may soak their
gore;
Their heads may sodden in the sun their limbs
BE strung 10 CT, gates aud castle walls.
Bul still their spiril walks abroad Though years
Elapse and others share ~ duk duon,
They but angmen' the deep aud ,wrrpn thoughts,
hich overpower all others, aud conduct
The world al las, Ia Freedom ~
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SONG TO TIE DOVE.

Sweet dove, thai homeward wing ing
Der endless wa'eS III, lonely way,
Now huhrr brnd'sl thee, bringing
The long.sn"ghl olive spray:
Thou tells rs Love sill rrigns above
iha' God dnh not his own forget
That N-rc>'s dawn, upsprng ing,
viii light the los, world yet
Aud see, in heaven ascending.
The r,dIan, bow of Peace unfurl'd,
Like Loves brigh; arms, extending
TO clasp II weeping world.
Hail union brigh' Of mist and light,
rrue type Of siners' hopes and fears,
When llgh celestial, blending,
D'aws glory out Of tears
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The Able Rayua observes, that the use
Of tea has contributed more TO the sobrily
ofthc Chinese than The severest laws, the
most eloquent discussions, or the best
trealises on mora lliy.
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SONGS FROM SCPIpTJIRE

Such is the Tile Nr Moore has chosen for
short series, six in number. of sacred melodies lust
published, in which the selection of topics has been
made rs ndiciou>ly as The ideas Themselves are
hve>ed IN suitable and beautiful language. We
have room bur for specimen, it is the fifth Of
The Sc, les and j,IcJ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-01-05

Tho following letter giving an account
o. sermon preached by the Rev James
Wadd"iI, minister Of the Gospel who was
derived of sight we copy from the British
Spy. Those who have not seen it. will
read 1t with pleasure aud profit. II is
from the pen Of the excellent William WHIT.
RICHMOND, Oc'. 10.
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Charles S. Kimball's Estate
STATE OF TER.MON7,,

SIHI r. Of PER.ND.NI, }
DISTRICT OF CHITTENnEN.
THE Honorable The Probate Court miihin and
for The District Of ChiHenden. To The
creditors and others concerned in The estate
Of Charles S. KimbaH laie Of BURLINGTON,
IN said District. deceased.
" HEREAS the administrator of the
w estate of said deceased hath made
application to This court to extend the time
limited for making payment of the debts
OF SAID deceased, Fix months from this
date, and The third Monday of April next.
being assigned for hearing in the prcmi
ses, at the Eagle Hall in Wills,on, and it
1t having been ordered that notice thereof
be gwen, by publishing this decree two
weeks excessively in the Free Press a
newspaper printed at Burlington, before
the time fixed for hearing.
Therefore, yon are hereby notified. IN
appear before said Court. at the lime and
place aforesaid, then and there, to make
objection if any you have, to the said time
of payment being further extended as afore.
said.
Given under nv hand at Burinoton This
3lst day Of March, A. d laaa.
Nm. WESTO.N Per;s,o.
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STRENGTHENING Plaster.

nR: S. G. HEWETT'S (Roneseler Of
- boston Mass. celebrated strengthening
Sulvc. THIS Salve is a vast improvement, on
Inc ola celebrated Dr.. Sweets Plaster. which
Is superior 10 any other plaster ever invented =,
when has been in use abou, 100 years. DR..
u mas s"'u upwards oftwehly thousand rolls
wIth'h .he las. year. II is recommended To
be applied IN 'n' following eases. viz. for pains
ana weakness IN me back, stomach. sides, and
loins; rheumatism, the effects Of mo,cn,v
corns. the effects aud consequences oC snr,ins
dislocaliOns and fractures dy,pepsio md i,
many cases of felons and liberated sores, Cor
cleasng and healing them; in fact in oll
weaknesses. particularly in Children. None
w''' be genuine except the label is signed Nv
'he proprietor. This Plaster is for sale ccn :.
era''y In the principal towns in the United
STATES Sold Wholesale and Retail by
La'hrop a. Polwin, Druggists, burlington III.
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Charles S. KimbalI's Estate.
ST.ATE OF VER.NO.NT, J

SI.41E or y EH.NONI,
DIsTRlcT OF CHlTTE>pE>. IS.
The Honorable he Probnie Couri for The
District of ChiHenden. 10 all persons
concerned in the Esinie # Chnries S
KimbaH. late Of Buriinci1n il. snid Dis
triCt derenwd GREETING.
WHEREAS. Hiram Winslow. adm'us
w traitor of the Estate Of SAID deceased
proposes to render an account of his
administration. and present his account
against said estate for examination ana
allowance at n session Of the Conr, Of Pro.
bate. 10 BE- holden a Winston on the Sd
Monday Of April next.
THEREFoRE, You are hereby notified to
appear before said Court at the time aud
place aforesaid, and -hew car-e. # any ven
have, why the account aforesaid should not
be allowed
Given under nv hnnd ut Burlington, this
3lst day of March. A y 1893
WM, WESTON. Register
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ENVtRY Packet sold IN Vermont of the
-EA GENUINE Morison's Pills. or IIygean
Vegetable Universal Medicine made at the
British Cocgc Of Health by Morrison the
Hygcist, will be signed by Pangborn g. Brins
maid, and also by their regularly advertised
appointed Agents in the several Counties.
GEO. TAYLOR,
IS Chamber ST., New York, sole agent for the
United States, sent ont by the College in
place Of II. Shepherd Moat removed.
PANGDokN & BRi NsMAID,
Jewellers, Burlington, VI. Agents for the
state.
SUB AGENTS.
Geo. II. Fish Mddcbury. Addison Co..
o. A, Keith. Sheldon, Franklin Co.
S. E. Morse, Crait~bury. Orleans Co.
John Kelsey. DanviI!c, CALEDONIA CO.
N. c. Goddard. Windsor, Windsor Co.
NJ. S. Buckland Bellows Fails. Windham
Orvis & Roberts, Manchester. Bennington
H. w. Porter. Rutland. Rutland Co.
w. w. Caldwell, Montpelier Washington co
Foster Grow, Chelsea, Orange Co.
All the papers in The state will copy this,
and add other agents to the list, as fast as
they are published in this paper. They will
observe that there is but enc in Morrison S
n
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tn EF TTTT-T e
LEWIS

W7OULD respectfully inform the pub
w he lha: he Is now ready to prailcc
in the above business. From a perfect
knowledge and practice OF he business he
feels wiling to affirm that it will be done
IN the nCateSi manner.
Calls viii be- strictly attended to at their
respective dwellings,. or a' his rooms two
doors north Of J Mnchel'S. Church street.
RMrlnn,nn r. b 6 1893.
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ELEGANT FURNITURE.

IUNHE subscriber offers at private sale
Il at his house, from this date TO the LIST
'f April next for approved paper he follow.
ing articles of household furniture. VIZ:
Mahogany Greclan Snfas, hair cloth
trimmed. curl maple do.
2 Curl maple armed Chairs to match.
l superb set Mahogany Dining Tables,
in 3 pieces.
2 pillar & claw mnhog. Breakfast tables.
Mahogany and Rose Centre Table.
do. Pier tables, marble slabs.
large mahogany Book Case.
mahogany Secretary.
Forte Piano.
"a mahogany Chairs, hair cloth seating.
do. Rocking do.
dcz. curpd maple Chairs, hair seating.
a doz. fancy Gilt Chairs.
9 splendid gilt Looking Glasses nearly 8
feet IN length; aud others of various
sizes.
! English Astral Lamp. cut glass shade.
French do. pain.
] pair Bronze and Gilt Mantle Lamps
with shades.
do. do. Brllianis.
SUI MAUI " L iDWpr ages. WIN Snn0GS.
marble French mantle s day Clock.
pair Brass Andlrons. Shovel and longs
9 superb brass Fire Tenders.
9 Brussell Carpets and Hall Carpet to
match.
! do. do. for a room l6 by 10 feet.
STAR carpet and rods
3 English carpets, and rugs.
| pair o't"mans, yellow silk.
3 mahogany Bureaus.
High and low post BedS'cads.
elPgsn, g|l China dinner service, con-
tanning $50 pieces.
glli China tea set.
Cut glass Dccan'ers, tumblcrs, wines
b'wlrS, celery and preserve dishes. &c
Sheffield plate coffee Urn, silver edges
2 pair DO. do. Cake Baskets. do. DO
| do. do. Servers. do. do.
with other articles, and also articles oil
kitchen furniture, stoves. &c. &c.
]. S. POTWIN.
Burlington, March |. 1888.
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nj A RR IE ID

In Milton, on the 10 h nl by Rev. Jas. Dough
er,v. Mr., JouN LANDoS, of South Hero, 10 Miss
Lucy Il,xcLy, If the former place
In South Hero. on The l7Ih u''., by u. hd'ms'
ESQ. Mr.. JAS. CoSRow to Miss UEzELM PIX
LEY, all of South Hero.
In Orange, 9Th ult. Mr.. Daniel Mutt oil Tops
ham IN Miss Cl,rissa Moves also, Mr.. Ira Emery
of Washington. To Miss l.eyna Camp
In ,hi. town on The 25 h ul'., by John na'es
Esq. Mr.. LEWIS Austin 10 Miss ALICE Mi'
cHEL, both Of this place.
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Sands remedy for Salt Rheum,

AND ALL OTHER CUTANEoUs ERurrIoNs.
VHNlllS remedy is combination heretofore
a unknown in the annals Of medicine. It
is the production Of much experiences. deep
research. and great expense. and is offered TO
The public in the fullest confidence of It's
being an cffccual, safe. ard speedy cure for
the SALT RmEUM. and all other diseases OF
the skim, such as Terriers. RING Worms.
SCALD IlEAn. BARBER's or JACKSON ITcu. &c.
These diseases are known to be the mos,
obstinate of any to which the human system
is subject, and can only be Thoroughly eradlca.
ted by perseverance, in the rinht course of
treatment, and by using the rlgh, medicine.
Such IA medicine has been d severed in This
remedy. and we speak from our own know,
ledge and experience when we say that in
forty ninc cases out Of fifty il will effect
permanent and rapid cure by attending to
the accompanying directions for use.
The length of tune usually required for
eilecllng cure. varies according to the
severity of the disease. and the particular
id'osyncracy Of the patient. Generally
speaking ii requires from one to four weeks
tn effect perfect cure. but the operation will
be much more speedy and eficciual when
combined with the use of the Cnmpour d
Syrup of Sarsaparilla. 40 the syrup has q
tendency TO purify and throw out from the
blood and system all the unhealthy humour
and the application of the "Remedy" ex,er.
nally at the same time, entirely eradica,es i,
from The system. For This use especially VIC
compound the SarsGparilla with other pow
errul purifiers OF the blood, the whole Of
which are strong concentrated aud formec
into syrup of more than three times IN,
usual strength. and we challenge any ord;o,r,
case 10 be brought forward where his con,.,
Of treatment viii no, effect rapid cure if III,
directions are s'ilctly attended 10; hume, on
instances have come TO our knowledge wher
'l'lS course has cured the complaint in on,
weeks time. P'ice 81 per box.
FOR sale by Lathrop & Potwin, Burlington
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BOOKS -! BOOKS -!

.HE following valuable books are for
Il sale at the Book Store.
Wahon's lives OF old English Prose
Writers. 9 vols. 12 mo.
Hannah Moores Works, complete vol.
8 vo.
Franklin's Works. 9 vols. vo.
Mar,hall's Washington, 2 vols. 6 vo.
British Drama do do
Boswpl!'s Johnson do do
Marrya't's Works vol. do
fIemans Poems do do
Burkes Works vols. 3vo.
BuckIands Geology Q vols. do
Rogets Physiology do do
KIRBY on the history habits and instincts
OF Animals, vol. 8 vo.
Dann's Mneralogy, vol vo.
Addlson's Miscellaneous Works, vols.
vo Eng. Ed.
Waverly's Novels, l6 vols. 70 mo. Ara
blsque.
Bnlwer's do vols. do
Memoirs Of Aaron Burr, 9 vols. vo.
Modern Society, by Miss Sinclair.
Sam Slick Of SckvlIe.
Yankee Notions
Nick Of the woods, by the author OF
Calavar.
The TrolIopiad or travelling Gentleman
in America.
ArIla, by James.
Sweeter on Digestion.
Wayland'S Moral Science.
Religious Opinions and Character o.
Washington.
B|oomticld's Greek Testament. Am. Ed
Cruden's Concordance, ! vol. to.
DwIghts Theology, vols. 8 vo. &c. sc
School and classical Books Of every
description together with Stationary OF The
first quality, are also tor sale by
JAS. w. HlCkOK.
Burlir gion, Warch |, 1888
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IRON, NAILS, GLASS, &c.

Ilt1S ~ hAAAOfDt WV
~ Tons English Iron assorted sizes.
5 do old q new sable Russia do.
8 do Swcdcs do.
90 do Round do assorted sizes from
to 3 inches.
s do Band do do TO inch.
do Square and do / to do.
6 do Shoe Shapes.
Cast. English, German. Swedcs. and
Spring Steel. Rowlonds hes; German Steel
Mil Saws. Hoe u Gu Cast and German
Steel Mil Saws, Steel plated, aud cast
sleigh and cutter Shoes, cast and wrought
Wagon Arms. Anvs a. Vlces-waggon
Boxes Cruwbars -Sl,ovcls and Spades
race and halter Cha -Ploughs and
laugh Casi.ngs-lmproved bark Mills.
mill Crapks. &c. &c.
500 kegs Nails, Of all sizes from 60. 10
6 inch spike, Of the Peru Iron Co.
| Manufacture.
500 boxes, Cbamplain, Peru g. Jerico
Glass.
for sale by FoLLETT & BRADLEys.
Dec. 6. 1887.
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LemueI 3. Platt's Estate.
STATE OF VER,NONT.

LclllucI ID. IIHlt 5 Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT,
DI-TRucT OF CHI1TENpEN. SIS.
To the Hon The Probnie Court for The Dis
trit Of Chitenden. To all persons con.
cerned in the Estate IF Lemuei B. PUT.
late IF Milton, in said District. deceased,
GREETING.
WHEREAS. the administrators, of The
w estate Of said deceased propose to
render an account of their adminisl ration.
and present their account agaIns, said estate
for examination and allowance at n session
ofthe Court Of Probate. TO be holden a, the
Registers Office in Burlington on the SIX
teen'h day of April INST.
THEREFORE,, You are hereby notified to
appear before said court at the time and
place aforesaid. aud shew cause # any You
have, why the account aforesaid should no,
be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this
4th day Of April A. D. 1883.
I'm IVESTON REGISTER
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Ne,o Establishment.
CyTAS. a, STEVENSON.

HEAVlNG taken The Cablnel Shop 60.
h d the east side of,he Court Hou,.
Square, formerly occupied by Abbott L.
Wood, whore be intends carrying on 49,.
Cab,ne, making business in all MS branchc..
and hopes by puncluaaIy and street atier.
ZION 10 his business, TO merit a share e.
public patronage.
n 8. All kinds Of fancy work, such g
Ladies work Boxes, Portable Desks, ST.
tonicrs, Music Stools, Foot Stools &c. {. o.
made and repaired with nealness and o,
short notice.
uJ'Almost all kinds Of Lumber and prn-
visions taken Ia payment TOR cabinet fu.ai.
ture.
Burlington, Feb, l, 1888,
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,,GZts..EI::.SWe GOODS

9ENllE Sub>cr befS have received by
Il sle,ahlng an addition to their stock of
goods which makes il now The best TO be
found north of Albany They have o
heavy stuck of Blown Siicctinrs and Shirt
ngS. D'cklngs. Padding, Canvass. PrlnIs
of every drscrp'r II, &c. &c, which we
viii sell at n small advance from cost. Also
variety Of Fancy Dress Ilaudkcrchci,.
open Silk gloves. sup. gentlemen and AIDES
Gnal SKIN do French Prints, r bbuns,
Laces &c &C.
, case French Muslin Copes and Collars
comprising nearly fifty new and rich Pat
terms, which we are selling at extreme low
prices LATHRoP g. PoTwIN.
Feb %. 1898.
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v T., = a. GE - or T., =.
HIGH (,OEt,eLEY

HUGH GOUHLEY
L--rvk TAKES lha hberlv TO inform
gsstS9 his iOrmcr patrons aud the
Eia:EAW public at large, thu, he has
x2sssz& fitted NJ The
VILL.6CE HOTEL
in q style not lninrior To any public house
in he capital of Vermont. and he tlat,ers
himself that by unrcmll'ed excrtlon aud
asslduous attention to business. he will be-
able at alt times to accommodate the gen
tIcman Of business, gentlemen OF pleasure,
and the weary traveller, in style not sur
passed for accommodation aud reasonable.
ness Of fare by any in the states.
RATES OF 2 a RE.
Boarding. So per week. Single meal %,
lodging l2a . horses, hay and oats IS,
morse, hay, %.
MONTPELIER, Feb, 1885, tf
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Powder Horns, Powder Flasks
Shot Flasks and Bags, Drinking Flasks with
cups attached to them for Hunters and FISH
men, Pistols and Pistol Flasks, Percussion
Caps and Pills, at tho Variety Shop.
march ~. PANGBoRN & BRINsMAIp,
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Hickok's Patent Rotary Oven
COOK st OWE.

'H'ilE subscriber has just received and
n offers Tor sale, few stoves, ofwhich
the above cut is n representation. TO Ill
! he advantages of the improved Rotary top
Is ADDED Rotary Oven on an entirely new
pIan' when, from the testimony of those
who have used them, far snperccdes any
hing of the kind, yet offered to The pubic
Those wishing to purchase cook stoves are
respectfully requested TO examine these
before making their selection, as ocular
demonstration VIII better convince the
public of the value of the article than any
description that could BE- given. Another
rccommeuda, alton, these hard times is, that
these Stoves vii. be sold as low as the com
mon Ro'arys of The same size.
ROBERT MOODY.
.Wn,Ch |. 1885. #
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ID ! T. ID

Tn this town, on the 5lh inst THOMAS r. TUT.
TIE, Esq. aged 70 years.
At Irasbursh, on Monday, the l9h March, Mrs.
JrrusuA ESos, widow of the late Gen. ROGER
ESos, aged % years.
In Mississippi. (where he was on vsit) on
the S,h ult., the lion. STEPHEN d. MILLER, Of
South Carolina, formerly Governor OF, and alter
wards Senator in Congress from tia, State.
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w a N r. 8. .

DY the subscriber one or two barrels best
H9 quality Maple Mo|asses. also. one or two
hundred pounds best Maple Sugar. and orc
hundred pounds Bees Wax. for which cash or
goods at cash price will be paid.
Robert MoopY.
I'm llnGton. March 50. 1893. DIV
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To The Hon HE Probqie Covert FAR lie
Di trid If ChiHenden, comes TIE mbscrj-
ber Hiram BeliowS administrators DE-
bOniS non cnm iesidmeniO aancrl of the
estate J Spencer Cook, late IF Veyt'oru.
in said District. deceased and repr esnio
that The personal estate Of saM dececseJ
will not be sufficient io pay The debts anal
fegac'es Mere2f and hereby mahes ami.
cato" to said Court for Irene to sell The
rem estate Of sal deceased and also The
rerers'an Of he wiious doper in The real
estate for that purpose,
Hiram BELLOWS.
Burlington. .Narch 0. 1893.
STATE or VERMONT,
DiSTRicT OF CHITTENDEN. SIS.
A II Probate Court holden at Burning.
IN ton. in sand District, on the OH day of
March, A. ID. 1888. 1t is ordered that an
account be taken Of the debts and also, the
proceeds Of the personal estate OF said
deceased and hat the heirs and all persons
concerned IN said estate be notified to ap.
pear before said Court on the frs, Monday
of April next at the Registers Office in
burlington aforesaid, 10 give uuIu IDI 'ne
payment Of deb's, and show cause why
license as aforesaid shall not be granted,
and that such notice be gwen by publishing
the above application three weeks success
sively. a. soon as may be- in the Free Press
a newspaper printed in Burlington, in said
District.
Given under my hand, the day and year
first above written.
VIM. WESTON, Register.
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{ LOVER SEED.

NOR sale by Hirhok g. Cnthn Red Clio
Il yer Seed. also Tfeioll or yellow Clio
YER Seed a perennial pIant, excellent for
Darics as well as for Hay. Feb. %.
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Fairbanks Improved Cooking
STOVE.

lust reed by the subscribers, Fair.
- banks Patent Improved diving flue
Cooking Stoves, an article well worthy the
arten ION Of the public. They are consld.
cred by those who have used them, as de-
cldcdly superior to any other Cooking
Stove now 10 use.
The casting is superior, and Iron Of the
best quality, and OF extra thickness.
J, e. J. II. PECK Il Co, Agents.
Feb. o. 1888
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Burlington, Nov. "a, 1887.

WI, 1VVV' II, ICO5'
DOBERT MOODY is now receiving
IA from New York an extensive supply
OF HARDY are, Saddlery, HoIloware, Drugs.
Medicines, Paints, and OILS winch he
offers to the public cheap for cash or short
credit, al the old established store, north
east corner of the square.
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Grind Stones.

tons Nova Scotia Grind Stones. asso; :
ed sizes, weighing from so To 500 h.,
Cor sale by FoLLETr & BnADLEYs.