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w Goodel, G. l.. Brown, A. Seymour, w. Pitts,
w r Codding, L. Preston, W. Sabine, A. Saw
ver ]. w. Dufin, E. w. Roberts, d. A. Payne,
+ Shipherd, A. Larcom, l.. Cross G. Avery, l..
O. Curtis, j. Hathaway, S. A. Estec, E. Eldredge,
e. w. Clarke, S. Reese, c. Dubois, A, r. Speer,
]. Cross, S. S. Sheldon, Elisha Fisk, Fl. Fisk,
E. Manchester, ]. T. Avery, A. Lulejohn, w.
P. Green, J. Hunter, D. Frost, Jr., N. T. Yeo-
man, S. Edwards, A. Stewart, S. Martin, B. Paul,
Peavey, R. Burrill, D. Worth, H. Tanning, N.
Frank, D. B. Gibbs Il. c. Waterbury, A. w.
Bushnell, ]. w. Mooers, E. James, P. E. Hall,
J. P. Beckley, w. Gilliland, J. Alden, ]. Martin,
E. Putnam, S. ]. Penniman, n Van Alstine.
N. JERsEY.-N. Parkhurst, w. Flavell, S. W.
Bufum, J. D. Kelley, S. A. Condit, S. Aaron, j.
Leavitt, w. Fl. Ellis, J. Lee, J. Gibbs.
PENN-L. Coates, E. Fl. Corson, l.. E. Cor
son, ]. Roberts, S. Tyson, J. Wyman, G. F. Hor-
ton, J. E. Longshore j. w. Longshore J. B.
Barry, J. Earle, c. G. jackson, ]. S. Cavander
d. L.. Miller, Jr., J. H. Cavander, D. Neal, Jr,
J. Wright J. Pierce, W. Harmed, w. c. Bradley
G. M. Alrop, w. Justice, J. p Foster, J. B,
Graves, S. Webb, j. G. Whittier, S. w. Black
J. Paul, J. Wood.
DEL.-Thos. Garrett.
OH1o-Samuel Plumb
MCH.--L Barnes, H. Plat,-23S
NAYS.
VERMoNT.-Miton Brown
MAss.-A. May.
CoNN.-E. Lyman.
N. YoRk.-A. Conklin, S. P. Hodges, A. North
E. D. Culver.
N. JERSEYS. E. Cornish
PENN,-P Vickers N. Sugar. 10.
DECLINED VOTING.
MASs-(I Rradhurn r Dean
Conn.,. M. Pierpoint.
N. YORK; w. Knevals, S. T. Spear, P. A.
Bell,
N. JERsEY,-R. J. Judd.
DEL-H. Gfbbons.-S
George Bradburn, by leave, presented paper
signed by number of members, expressive Of
their concurrence in the Protest of William L.
Garrison which was ordered to be printed with
the proceedings.
The undersigned, members of the National An
ti-Slavery Convention, this day held at Albany
having read the foregoing Protest Of VIM. Lloyd
Garrison, concur in the conclusions thereof, and
request that this declaration, with the names Of
the subscribers, may be printed with the proceed
ings of the meeting.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-17

CTCol. Miller will lecture in Middlesex vlag
on Sabbath afternoon next commencing at S.
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BANY, Aug. l, 1899.
Residence.
Boston
Brandon, Vt.
Boston.
Pennington, N. Y.
Ballston Spa, N. Y.
Gilmanton N. H.
New Bedford,
Nantucket, Mass.
Philadelphia.
Boston.
Lancaster Co. Pa.
Bangor, Me.
Pittsfeld, Mass.
Providence, R. |.
Philadelphia.
Dart. Coll. Hanover,
New York
Nantucket, Mass.
Philadelphia,
Norristown, Pa.
N. Bedford, Mass.
Lancaster Co., Pa.
Providence, R. |.
Charlton Sar., N. Y.
Bucks Co., Pa:
Montgomery Co., Pa.
Bucks Co., Pa.
Portland, Me.
Manchester, Vt.
Boston Mass.
New York City.
Lincoln, Vt.
Peru, N. Y.
New London. Conn.
E. Hampton, CT.
Greenfield, N. Y.
Philadelphia.
Torringford, CT.
Wilmington, Vt.
Duchess Co. N. Y.
Prospect, CT.
Newburyport, M ass.
Norristown, Pa.
Prospect, CT.
Bucks Co., Pa.
Hudson, N. Y.
Greenfield, N. Y.
Grolon, Mass.
North Andover, Mass.
Chester Co., Pa.
Philadelphia.
Peru, N. Y.
Mass.
Marshalton, Pa.
Montgomery Co., Pa.
Wilmington, Del.
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.
Names.
Francis Jackson,
o. S. Murray,
Ellis Gray Loring,
J. c. Hathaway,
VIM. P, Green,
w. H, Hayward,
John Bailey,
Geo. Bradburn,
Daniel L. Miller, Jr.,
John Rodgers,
G. w. P. Mellen,
Joshua V. Hines,
Lindley. Coates,
Samuel Silsbee,
V. M. Noble,
VIM. M. Chace,
John H. Lavender,
H. X. w. Clarke,
Roswell Goss,
Andrew M. Macy,
Jacob Pierce,
Elias Hicks Corson,
Isaac Roberts,
]. G. Tabor,
Caleb Brinton,
A. R. James,
Geo. W. Paul,
Thomas'E. Longshore,
Samuel Tyson,
). w. Longshore,
Isaac Winslow,
Nathan Winslow,
D. W. Burroughs,
Richard Hackett.
Thos. Van Raenslaer,
Louis Taber,
John H. Reese,
George G. Wilson,
J. G. Hale,
Mason Anthony,
Charles G. Jackson,
E. D. Hudson,
o. L. Shafter,
iona. P. Clark,
c. c. futile,
VIM. Ashley,
Lawrence E. Corson,
Leonard futile,
Jas. Chapman Eden,
Thomas Marshall,
Asa Anthony,
A. Farnsworth,
Parker Richardson,
Paxon Viekers,
Jesse B. Barry,
Samuel Reese, Jr.,
Nath. Snow,
Nathan Sugar,
James Paul,
D. Van De Werken,
w. A. Tweed Dale
Thos. Garrett,
Henry Gibbons,
The second resolution
motion, the amendment
ney was indefinitely pos
ion, SIS rose in favor al
ponement. The resolut
ed.
The previous question
ried, and the second reso
out division.
The third resolution W
ter debate, was laid on Il
A protest against the
scented, read and ordered
records OF the Conventit
PROT
The undersigned, men
Convention, assembled {
who voted in the negati
following resolutions, viz
"Resolved, That we
support the election of a
Vice President of the U
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-11-22
MASS dCHESEJT,C.

The fifteen gallon law has re,olniioni lied the
Old Bay STATE. Morton is doubles elected Gov.
ernor, by two or three hundred. lis ma oi,y over
Everett is near six hundred, and it is beleyed
that The scattering votes cannot exceed thee OF
four hundred. The Senators elected stand about
equally divided !; bui there are number of vacan.
CIes, which are 10 be filled by the house. So the
political character of the senate depends upon that
of the house; and TO this, we aye in the log
Both parties clam majority. The nuh is, that
rum and politics essential, blended in TIL,
election that it is Il Iilicu telling who's who We
shall no, be d>appoiurcd to find locoiocoism If
iosses- ion of the three branches. lol the inebemg
The popular vote compared with last year, show.
that Everett has lost better ,lan "a thousand, ant
that Morton has gained about nine thousand.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-11-22
STATE or pERMONT,
burlington, NoU. l2, 1889.

DIsTRicr OF CHirrENDEN. 50.
The Hon. he Probate Court |or The Dis.
trict Of Chihenden, to the heirs Of Gil
bert Breacster tate of Poughkeepsie in
The State of .Nev York. decreased, having
estate in sad District; also 10 all per.
sons interested IN The estate of said de.
ceased. GREETtNG.
WHEREAS. John Van SIcken, j..
w Administrator of the Estate of the
said Gilbert Brewster hath presented TO
the SAID Court an account of his admins
traflon Of SAID estate for examination aud
allowance: and hath also represented TO
this court that the personal estate Of said
deceased is insufficient TO pay the Just
debts thereof. and The expenses of setting
said estate by the sum Of 5000, and hath
applied TO SAID Court to grant him license
to rel all the real Estate of said deceased
IN SAID district, representing that q part
OF sad Estate cannot be sold without lniu.
~ to those interested IN he remainder.
Wherefore said court doth hereby order
and assign the second "Wednesday OF De
cember next, at he office Of the Register
Of this court, at The Court House IN Bur.
lington. IN said district. for examination
anu diIOWHHCe Oh Sdlu account dUU LOT u
iul bearing in the premises. And it IS
hereby urther ordered bv SAID Court that
notice he given TO the heirs Of SAID deceased
and all persons Interested by publishing
TINS application and order three weeks
snccessively as soon as may be. IN The
Fee Press, newspaper printed in Bur.
lna'on IN said District.
Therefore YOU are hereby notified to
appear before the Probate Court at a ses-
SION thereofto be- holden at the time and
place aforesaid, and make objection if any
you have, to the allowance of SAID account,
and also show cause It any you have
against the granting Of license to sell SAID
real estate. or give bonds "a SAID Court
shall drec' for the payment If SAID debts
+ against SAID Estate and all legal costs Of
settling the same.
r-1 Given under my hand and the
Il. > seal Of SAID Probate Court, at
| Burlington, IN SAID district, this
l2th day Of November A. d. 1889
CHA'S RUSSELL, Judge,
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A PROC A NJ ALTON.

The closing year, while it shuts us out fom thai
free intercourse which we have just been held.
ing with nature in all her countless shapes and
rich variety, inc'lnes man 10 reflection, aud
leads 10 more intimate communion with himself,
The first exercise Of his heart il ieh,v duecred
ia a remembrance Of that Divine Goodne.S which
has 50 rlchl, blessed him; and his fist Offering,
tribute Of Thanks wing 10 the Author Of all
mercIes: How beiting then, tina: an opporlu.
nifty be afforded for all unite in Inscriptions Of
praise and thanksgiving.
10 present such occasion, ] have been re.
pues,ed by the General Assembly to appoint. and
do hereby appoint. THURSDAY. The FIFTH
DAY OF DECEMBER NENr, to be observed
throughout, his Sae,as dav of public THANKS.
GIVING. PRAYER AND rRAlSE.
In observing tins season, let w. remember that
we concentrate a laud.hle usage Of our fathers -
,ne which The, delighted to celebrate, and around
which cluster OF earliest and londest re-.
collections. 1t WIS 10 them day of true pleasure
and Of chasened enjo>m ent. Let ii be SO to us.
would in>ilc my fellow citizens, on that day
10 suspend lhdir common engagements, and III
their usual place. of public worship TO assemble
and unite ~ such teg iOns exercises, as viii pre-.
pare aud enable them to offer unirigmed acknowl.
edgmenls OF gratitude to that Being who has so
signay spared and bles-edu us.
Let MS thank GOD, that in the immensely oil
His wo in the lnOumerable objects of his creation
We have not been E.rgollen, but sustained and
provided for THAT, IN every passing moment we
have flesh evidence thar The goodness which called
into life AT first remains unchanged THAT lie
bath spared us as people. from the destruction
that wasieth al noon day. AMI The pesilence lha
goeth abroad al md night - That the past season
bath brought forth dn AMPLE supply Of the iiuls q
the earth for man and beast.
And while thus assembled, lei a sense of pas
nnd present ingral''"de. so affect us 10 lead TO
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-11-22
Hare yOu u COugh?

-
10000 DIE OF CONSUMPTION
every year in the United States, and millions
suffer from troublesome coughs and cold, that
can be cured by DR.. NJ. Hichcock's Vegeta.
bic Virgin Cream Couch Drops, safe medi.
cal prescription. containing no poisonous
drugs and used in an extensive practice for
several years, will most positively afford re.
lief, and save you from that awful d sease,
pulmonary consun plion,which usually sweeps
into the grave hundreds ofthe young, the old
the fair, the iouely and the gay'
Have you a cough BE persuaded 10 pur
chase a bottle of the Cough Drops to-day =
Tomorrow may be too late.
Have you cough DIR. Hitchcock s Veg,
etable Virgin Cream Cough Drops is the onl y
remedy you should take TO cure you.
For this plain reason: That in no one of
the thousand cases where it has been used has
il failed to relieve. Price, rs cents per bottle.
For sale, wholesale and retail. by
A; HlTCHCOCK e. Co.
No. III Genesee ST., Utica, N. Y.
And ny their agents throughout The United
States and Canada. In Burlington only by
}. ~ }. ii. PEcK & Co., in Vergennes by J. H.
Bowman IN Milton by Whitney, Landon 4
Co., IN Gcofga by LoIenzo James,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-11-22

TO The Hon. The Supreme Court ner. 10 be
holden at Darlington mittjn and for the
County Of ChHtenden on The last Thurs
day preceding The first Tuesday of jan.
ury 1870
TVlIE petition Of Armna NJ. Bowen. Of
Il Huntington, m the county of Chn-
tendeo aud state of Vermont. respectfully
showe'h: That IN til" month of Nov-m.
Der 1888, al said Huntington she wa.
lawfully joined N marriage to one Smith
Bowen. and tina, from that per,ud to he
month Of October 1886, she resided with
and kept house for The SAID Smith Bowen.
at which last mentioned time the sad
Smith absconded aud left the State, and
has never since returned nor has she
heard any thing definite OF him since the
month OF December of that year.
That the sad Smith Bowen left her
without any means of support for herself
and an infant child, The fiult of the sad
marriage: that she has been wholly de.
pendant on her own industry and he char.
" OF her friends from Oct. 1886 to the
present time. That from the dav of her
marriage to the present time she has duly
observed and kept all the duties enloined
upon her by the marriage Covenant,
Wherefore she pravS tins Honorable
Court that tive bonds Of matrlmnny, he
tween her and the sald Smhh Bowen, NAV
be- dissolved, and she IN all things restored
to her farmer rights and privileges.
Dated at Burlington. November 9th
1889. ARMINA NJ. BOWEN.
by WIN, 7. BRlGGs, her Attorney.
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Administrators Sale.

|ENliE subscriber will sell at public
n Auction, on Saturday the SON INST.
at O'Clock =. NJ, the house and lot be
longing TO the estate of Lew e.. Pike,
located near Pennlmau's IN Colchester,
ana known as the Backe place. The prop.
cry consists of house, shop and out
buildings, and half an acre of land, and will
be sold subject toan incumbrance of three
hundred dollars. Terms mace known al
The time Of saI,.
ROBERT WHITE, .ldministra or.
ShelCurn, Nov IL, 1889.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-11-22
Gilbert Brewster's Estate.

TNO the Hon. the Probate Court for The
n District of Chflenden comes the sub
scr Der. administrator of The Estate of
GlIber Brewster. late Of pU'keepsie in
the State OF New York, deceased, hav.
ing estate in SAID District, and repre-.
sents that the personal estate Of SAID de-
ceased will not be sufiic lent TO paw the
debts thereof, and The costs Of setl lement
by the SUN of 5000. And tina, part
OF SAID estate cannot be sold without ~.
Jury to those interested IN the renal nder.
wherefore lie ptays the Hon. Court To
g'ont hun license 10 sell tire whole Of the
real estate of SAID deceased. within said
district agreeably to the Statute IN such
case made and provided.
J. VAN SICkLEN jr.
Nov l2, 1889.
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STATE or TERMONT }

CHITTENDEN COUNTY So.
To The Sheriff Of The Comfy If Chiitenen,
his Deputy or either Constable of Hun
Hngton, in Said County, GREETING
DG the authority of the Safe OF Yer.
- mont you are hereby commanded To
summon Slnlth Bowen, late Of Huntington.
aforesaid to appear before the Supreme
Court next to be holden at Burlington,
within and for the County Of Cbttenden
on the last Thursday preceding the fret
Tuesday Of January next. then and there
To answer to the foregoing petition of the
-ad Aunlna NJ. Brown. Hereof fa, not
but legal service and due return make
according 10 law.
Gwen under nv hand at Burlington. IN
the county of Cbutenden this 18Th day OF
Nov. 1881. NJ. l. BENNETT,
Judge IF Sup Court.
STATE OF VERMONT,)
CHIrTENDEN County, SIS
WHEREAS II Is made to appear to me
w That the foregoing peillonee Smith
Bowen lives without the reach of legal
process, 1t ~ therefore ordered that The
citation be published IN the Burlington
Free PfesS,a newspaper published at Bur.
hnglon, m the county # Chlttenden, two
weeks successfully, The last OF which shall
be at least SIX weeks before The session of
the court to which sand petition Is return.
able.
Given under my hand at Burlington, IN
the county of Chltienden. thu. 18Th day of
Nov. A. ID. 1889. NJ. l.. BENNETT,
Judge Of The Supreme Court.
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George ;. Hale's Estate.
STATE OF TERMO.NT,

- Al IL oT IIh.uO.N
DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN. ss(
To the Hsn. The Probate Court for the dis
irict Of ChiHenden, TO all persons con
cerned an The estate Of George S. Haie,
late IF Wesyordm said district, deceased.
GREETING.
" HEREAS, the Administrator Of
w the estate Of SAID deceased proposes
to render an account of his administration,
and present his account against said estate
tor examination and allowance at session
ct the Court Of Probate. to be holden a,
Burlington, IN the Sd district. on the Cd
Wednesday OF December next. And has
also made application to said Court 10 ex
tend the time limited for maklnes nav.
ment of the debts Of said deceased 70
months from the Goth day of December
next.
1t is hereby ordered by said court that a
full hearing be had in the premises at II
probate court to be holden at the office of
the Register oflhis court. is said Bu, hing
ton, on The Cd Wednesday of December
next.
Therefore, you are hereby notified 10
appear before SAID Court at the time md
place aforesaid, and shew cause. if any YOU
have, why the account aforesaid should not
be allowed;.and also object against the
granting of said application. And it is
ordered that notice be given tie all persons
interested by publishing as soon as may BE-
the above together with this order three
weeks IN the Burlington Free Press, q
newspaper printed at Burlington in SAID
district.
Given under my hand at Burlington.
tins 2lst day Of November, A. d. 1899.
CHARLES RUSSELL. LIne
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LYMAN & COLE

INTENDING to Continue the Dry
l. GooDs business. Offer their goods
which were bought with Cash during the
tremendous pressure IN New York tins
Fall and being under the necessity of rats
ing Cash, they will sell their goods at
less price than any of their neighbors who
advertise their goods at cost.
Burlington. Nov. ID. 1899.
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NETWORK, Oct. I6.

NETWORK, Oct. I6.
Dry cod have sold a, So 62a75. No change in
mackerel, Genesee Flour has advanced 10 Sc %
a37 Ohio $6a6 25; Georgetown Sc 20.
Western wheat has been sold within dav OF
Two al ST. l2ac cash. Northern rye a, Zoe. Nor
thern oats Ale. Corn is cleared of.
New beef and Pork are arriving more freely and
sell lower.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-11-22
1FNew and Splendid Sleighs.

LIZ AVE now on hand, the largest and
IN best assortment of SIelghs ever
offered IN the State comprising a hand
some variety Of one and two horse pleasure
sleIghs, OF the latest patterns and most
approved workmanship; also. very nice
artce of the kind, designed particularly
for family use, one and two horse. Their
sleighs are manufactured of first rate mas
terals. and they are wiling the workman-
ship should be compared with any thing IN
this part OF the country. Call and see.
Terms OF payment made easy.
They have also few new and second
hand CARRIAGES, which they will sell
cheap. Most kinds of produce received
IN payment
Shop opposite the American Hotel, on
Shelburn street.
Burlington, Nov. 90, 1889.
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PAPER.

TNllE largest stock aud greatest variety
l. nj the state, for sale AT manu- iaclureis
prices. by &. GOODRICH.
Nov Is tWicAwarc's bul'dlng, up slalrs
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DIR. A. SHERMAN'S
.al0Zzl zzINlel szSSS(I

9 HERMAN'S COUGH LOZENGES
~ do Worm do. Appoilo
Lozenges, for singers, Camphor do for
Headoche, Soda Lozenges for Dyspepsia
and Heartburn, Calhartic Lozenges
Royal Hepallne and POOR MANS
PLASTERS
We have abundant evidence of the good
ehecls OF Shermon's Cough and Worm
Lozenges. aud his Poor Mans PIasler's (;
ana from the established reputation of
these, feel Warranted IN recommend the
Others above named. They are prepared
by regular Physician. and we are fur.
nlsfed with Circulars IN which 10 published
the active ingredients, IN true proportions
wh'ch he uses IN making each article
above named. and also others which he
prepares. We will supply any Medical
man with circular upon application -
we have Convened with Physicians of this
and her places. who inform us. that those
are excellent Medicines. We have the
Cough aud Wolm Lozenges and the PIas.
tiers for sale by the gross, dozen or single,
at the Variety Store.
PANGBoRN & BRINsMAID.
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ALL HAIL MICHIGAN She has cas-, of
the yoke, and no longer bows To the powers that

ALL HAIL MICHIGAN She has cas-, of
the yoke, and no longer bows To the powers that
be.
The returns, as FAR as heard from, will warrant
our claiming The Wing candidate for Governor. Mr..
Trowb'tge bv a ma jor'ly Of from IL TO 1000
The House will be wing, two TO one. The Senate
will he wing by one, perhaps 3, majority.
Detroit papers up 10 the 1lth instant. have been
received which confirm the above graft ing incl.
ligence. The Detroit Free P'css The organ of
Michigan Loco FocoIsm thus announces the defeat
of the administration, and the triumph Of the wings
in that state:
"THE LATE ELECTION AND ITS RESULT
Returns enough winch can be reled upon, have
aheady come in from the several counties Of this
state to render it certain hat our opponents have
elected their Governor and Lieutenant Governor,
and secured "A ma ioriry on JON, ballot, in the lie.
gslalure. ii is not certain, from present returns
that they have carried majority IT the Senate, bu
the chances appear 10 be decidedly in their favor
THIS result secures the election of Wing tt
the U. 5. Senate in place Of The Hon. lucus l., on
(adm) whose term Of service expired with the
25tI, Congress.
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Wanted.

SO se,t of horse WaggonIlub' wanted
all to be made Of white oak quarter stuff,
40 set to be 8 inches N length. 10 SET
10 be 10 inches in length, not less than 4
inches nor over s through The bllge.
Also 25 set OF Q horse hubs, of white
oak. one half to be Ia inches, the other
haIi i2 inches IN length, aud not less than
8 inches nor more than 10 through the
b,lge. to be TUNED in good shape. A far
price will be paid half IN cash and halt IN
work at my shoD. JOHN X, GRAY.
Burlington, Nov. 8, 1889.
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ISAAC WARNER

EBAS Received General assert ment
X n Of DRY GOODS. Also large
supply Of GROCERIES, such as
COGNIAC BRANDY,
CO.u.NO.N do.
HOLLAND GIN,
BALTIMORE ID.
ST GROIN RUM.
WINDWARD ISLAND do.
BOSTON dn.
WLNES. or V.4RIOUS KINDS
AND PRICES
.NOL.ASSES. SUGARS TEAS.
COFFEE, ROBACCO RUN, RAJ
SINS
FISH, SPICES. PEPPER.
aud most other ARTICLES IN the line.
HIS liquors and wines were purchased
principally of an importer. aud selected
with much care. Tavern keepers will
be supplied with articles III their line, war.
raned Of the first rate, and on the Lowest
terms. Those who have never bought
liquors of him, are particularly invited to
call and examine. those that have, know
where they can do best. Also, dry goods
will be sold as low as they can be bought
in the s'ute. Store opposite S. f.. How
ards Church Street.
Burlington Nov. q, 1889.
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MORE SAEIGHS
IN THE MARKET

NylIE subscriber would miorm his very
Il many good customers that he has on
hand n splendid assortment of pleasure
-le,ghs, both single and double. which he
will sell Tor cash or good paper, 90 reason
able terms. Some OF the newest style, and
some of old style; some common aud some
uncommon, to suit purchasers Come and
see what he has on hand at his cd stand
on Pearl street.
All kinds Of repairing, both in wood and
iron work, done on short notice.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-11-22
STc v 8 g
STRONGS s. CO.,

III AVE received large stock, con
81 slsllng of the various Sues and Of the
most approved patterns of Cooking Siores
together with plate Box Paror aud Can.
ada plate do. of the various slzes.- Having
extended this branch of their business aud
spared no pans to procure Stoves of the
most approved patterns, those well manu-
iac'ured aud from stock of superior quality,
thew believe themselves prepared To offer
dealers and others better bargains than
were ever offered IN he State. They in
vlte The attention Of purchasers to this as
sor'ment Of Stoves, where they may also
ind Stove pipe, IN any quantity and of all
sizes of English, American aud Canada
Sheat lron"also Stove trimmings in every
variety, such as Copper, Copper bottom
and IN Boilers, Tea Kettles, sheet Ircn
dripping pans, &c. Hollow Ware for
Stoves, Pots. dish Kettles, Spiders, Ba-
SINS &c. Farmers Kettles, |. u 9 u
Barrels. Nov. Is. 1899.