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SUPERIOR COLORADO. TRABUCCO, and PRIN
- CIPE CIGARS: for sale by
Jan &c, 1889. l. REED BROTHER
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To n. Carpen.ernz bssipsss An ipassuioo> lad. Ion
Is 70 II year of age good aviation 20 lsara sAs
coo-e business by application 10 100000
N. B. have . horse and earfisxs which woaid -
's Yw.A
Riesrsns, April eeth. Is2a- l@a
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Ths subscriber still continues his business ia Richmond,
and has hand will make order, Bureaus Ia
bes Secretaries, Stands of vsrious patterns, Bsdstead
article lns in good good ium
and sups ror workmanship Approved produce taken ia
exchange for work His prices low and
BILE The public inved call aui his work,
before they purchase elsewhere Shop opposite tho Mar
ket house.
A journsyman wanted whom emplJ ymsnt aad
good wages viii be gvci
ABRAHAM PHILLIPS
Richmond, April l3. 1889. 1887.
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Premium Ilorse of The tnion CO., agricultural Fair
Of 1893.
nANIEI BURR, OF KENTUCKY This 6ne bioodst
horse, stands the hrst OF each
week in Abingdon, and last part in New Boston. This
horse OF dsep bay co.o sixteen hands high. and
high degree, the characteristic traits of the blood
He has descended from Domede, through Sir Ar
chic AID Virginan-two Of she powerful bloodsd
horses bred in Virginia. See bills
This colts viii exhibited premiums
vsrtssd the bills, ini Richmond, june 22nd. Thu
will be exhibited public Saturday the lIth Of
May.
L. T. VANSCHOIACK.
April -. 1899. ia,
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STRATTAN &. REEVES,
MBED4 q WL1Z1

4 RE receiving, from the Eastern Cities, Al E
"A sige assortn,cn, OF new and seasonaDie
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MONTHLY REPoRr OF THE SEXTON FOR THE BoRo'
OF RICHMOND, AsD VICINITY.
March 28-Mr. Sasser's child, inflammation in the
brain.
" James Lewis. fever.
/" % Miss Smith. consumption.
81 Jonathan Ways child.
April 2-German child.
90 Mss. Bihl, consumption.
d Mrs. Valentino, .ged 95 years.
25 Robert Dav wilson. fever.
D. MORRISON, Sexton.
April 25th, 1889.
"This here butter has the bump Of eombaiive-
ness strongly developed" as the man SAID ven he
rev forth hair scout yard hong.
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From tho Chronicle Of the Church.
DEATH.

ReaJer, If within INV short days ysu
have b.wn called 10 follow the mortal re-
sna,us Of a lovely, bloomlns. and an chi,
sister, To the silent tomb: IL pay the last III.
butte Of affection to all that remained ii y
beloved md 'ndulgeni jafher /; ~ give back
10 heaven an only son aud chtld. whose lie
and happiness wa. parce' u your o"u; aud
then again been sun'u'uned IL attend the
ob~-quies performed ~ urnory u aa nti:c.
tianA.e aud warm hearted mother, then viii
the responsive 0ote Of sympathy that beats
in Your bosoin, tell you Tar M,,es than We
can. the feelings with ~n,ch We st down to
pen this article, IN that most appropriate u
oil subjects,
But though the hand Of Cod has bceo
heavy upon Us. though "ur brasenl, Father
has come nigh, and effected us often, We
sorrow no. Us those vito have 90 hupe, for
We trust in God, that through Christ, they
have all entered into those mansions Of rest,
where sorrow and s,ghIne are doos away.
and where the angelic symphoay Of pta,so
10 God aud the Lamb, asceuds continually
FROM the whole hos, Of the redeemed.
But though TO them eternity ~ fixed, to
us :h~se Afil'c,lons, which cOuH upon I'LL.
should call " back from our wuUdesinEs aud
wav vafdnr~s, and lead ~ hua,bly 10 seek
remission aud forgiveness Tor our 'nan'iuld
traasg ressions ags,0s, our God and Savcur.
To tho impeniienf. tie death u friend
10 the trump of the atchnogeI, procls'us,ng
u tones az startling thunder. prepare to
msss INV God = eod ,o oil w. su,no,ons ~,
BIZ ~ sIao ready Hut while there 10 10
th~ lboughils.s, the careless, AMI the mss.
curs, Io,hing in death, but fearful look.
inx for uf fiery ,nd,gnat,o,', day 81 dark
ness. doubt. and d,s'nny, the humble CHRIS.
iian sees by tho rye Of faith, the gi"''es Of
that invisible world winch lies iryond.
whetc h. shalt again listen TO Tho waco VI
hin departed freud, AMI sgain unite with
him in hymnIng their Makers praise. but
there is perhaps M pof,od ~ tbs Chr'siian's
i,i", ~brn his heart ~ torn ny s''ch conflict.
ing emotions, ~ nj that moment when the
e6,nusns CONES from bcfarc the thrMo a
God. a. call away onr in whom oil Ws
ear lily affection, had centred, ouc 10 whom
We are bslnd by every tie thu, csn make
them dear and lovely. Though conscious
that the Christian will bc silent before God
end thu, il 10 b., duty 10 say, thy rih. u
Lord. not mine, be do~e; II srqu,,rs faith
u no ordinary kind, ~ ensbic ~ " Do this
with resignation and conposurr.
= Dw tho chss'co'ng hand II God 10 not
laid upon his ch,ld'.n in vain o. csesciscd
Cs Doualh. lie siIlc's mot willingly. hut
los Dus br0sf.,-le teach U the vanity Ut
oil earthly jovs,--to hrsAk away tho bmds
ibss chain W down 10 t.uss sud ssnsr, while
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I,D,,DOrlant Information


r. ihos. ..6eisg ~'lA Chols,s Na1u'. Dis'rAes'
Summsr Compisists, Cs'ies. C,amp' 4 Sp"s''s'
VnVHE utility of R. 3. DERNARD's Remedy
IL )or Choitrs has ceased ~ be - problem. Ek'
perience, the sniy sure foundation of Mrdio'hst
% on oil o,be, kinds NJ know rdga, has etlec'uslly
established hat the lud'c'ous composition Of the
Remedy, 10 admirable adaptation u the various
indication. whict occur in the course Of those dis.
easea IL thu sio,Nsch. liver and buwsls, usualiy
irostcdls Cholsrs complaints, lcd lilo Frnpris
tor IL anticipate from The first Of al experience
however, ,ha, Of men tompetcni 10 disnfi,ninait
accu,ae.y aud 10 decide justly upon the effects o.
n,ed,ciOc. u,usi BIO the hest aud With such III
In favor. sven The most s,dious In these matters
mu,t lay aside .heso prrjodiets.
The indications III cure sr,--to tfsnqntilae ths
stomach and bowels 10 fslieve the excessive pns'
ing and ru,emg to at,sy The increased irshsb'li
I, Of The io,rs,inev giving slsc 10 Increased petis
ialic ncion 70 relieve thss rheumatic late Of Inc
bowel. which 10 olcn the attendant of chronic GO.
| sss sometimes accompanied ~iih inflammation
and liberation; 10 svctcoino the spssns rqusI'1e
iha cireulst,ou, and 'cstnse warmth the sufsce
remove congestion Of the internal osgsns; and ID
relieve ,hs morbid iri,sblity Of the btsin and ner'
| vsus sy,,tm ;-sll cr which hiss hrrn effected BY
The use o. grssvdrs Remedy Csr CAsisss ces',a.
Gates o( Witch have bcen gwen d vafious tiNses oil
The efficacy in cases widely different In their ofi
gin sud p,ss'ess Of ssch os''s'
uJi~uk n the Certificates and ti'ec,Isus which
sccompsny sseh bo,,Is, thsy ere the beat evidences
tbs, csa h given. For ssls ~ Williams q boyd
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Ut NHE iamsnss ssd increasing yspsla,a, az
- these Pilh. = snosher psonf q shs iaii, III.
billy q ths ID sdsge, thel usah h -. tul
ssd ~ill prevail" Oshss m srs oulv pss,ed.
but D.. Pstsrs' srs pprchsss1 ind preissd nd =.
commended until The dsn.sad a. thsm hss h.
cone almost universal
d.. Petess would impress ihb Ae( v.su bo
public, that BIZ pile srs np& aasck assdie nc,
but scieasi6c compound Of Gnplsa. which hss
been the result " many ysars ,n.snse application
10 Proisssisa IN which b ~ regularly b, ID.
and hence |. u popular vMh he ssssl.s q, yi.
y % with The peePls y large.
One Of the many pasuliss vistxes Of The vrxc-
t.6ls Pills b, that whils very powerful ID !, ii,
sasees thsy az particularly Mid and gentle in
THAR setioo Unlike the generality n ssedieirya
their application V nsves St,sndsd 9th lauses Of
gripping.
Ps,srs' Vegetable PilIs en- nov s,esrSed ~
those Who have had an opportunity 10 Dc. Do
upon their merits, - a. iuss.ims6Is PUBL L.
BLESSING.
Without On eacoptIna In sge ~ country, 40
medicine hes spsssd ~i,h sueh rapidly end ri, en-
such universal Subtraction.
Prepared BY Joseph Priestly Peters. N. D. 70.
100 Liberty stree. Ns~ York. Each b,s csui.. 10
~ Pills. Prics 20 osa,l.
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WE eUvsGfteet u DOW I rpoSe0
u 10 msAs contracts for he de.
livery Of this valuable tree T.. iced.
ing the elk sofn) 10 the i. !. A.
there has been and still vill b many
frauds prscticsd upon the unsuspsciiDg. Q cub.
Gerber warrants those now offered 10 h. VI he r..
nuins Kind. his orig,nsl sock wss ot,sint from
Gideon 3. smith. Of DsllimoFs. nine ycsss 70 and
are part Of The Tres that The, gcn,lcnsn . 80.
hen si,en shut IL his wsi,iagp, Lsing h. 81 ever
brought 10 the United States. The tses l. - been
growing 10 - Sxposed .i,ua,icn sincc Afs obtain.
3D. aud being nDw scclims,sdi IL preferable thoss
Ia,ely introduced into The Country. Twill slso b.
cultivated by myself the present year sm every
care will y taken to render he tree RsE, ID eve
y necessssry instruction gwen % purchase upon
thr cultivation OF The asH's A. the Trcs u great
Demand snd hs y sson about to close er Oh ,isiDg
i this year, hose Wishing 10 purchase wo I'D do
well 10 speak inime, and ,hst there may b. 10 dis
appointments 4 regular i,si viii ~ kcpt Z, this
advertisement discontinued ~ sssa a. Tho timber
shovs.nan.ed il taken up. The subscriber ~,il
also make engagements for few theussni SILK
WORM EGGS # the mos, approved kind ~ ted.
The worms will be led eAc'usiveiy ups the Moru.
Muliicauiis. Al communications BY n,siI mus,
W. pas, paid. and oil osdets 1us, b. sccopl snicd
by cash.
Up. PRITcHAllD.
Feb 90. 1880. lSUf
N. D. Persons are invited to call ard see q tree
while growing and judge for Themselves.
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Casss Of Qsasrel.-"i wish ] owned
oil the pasture land in the world, " said Bob.
/" We'll, ~ish | owned oil The cattle 10 The
wsrld. ssid Ned. "a Hos could you feed
ihsu?" asked Bob. "l'd turn .hsn into
your pasture" replied Ned. "Ns you
souId'nt. "Yss [ would" mo you
'rosld'ae." Yes rosld." Yoo sAsa't r.
II skaIl1" And then csne the iisl,culTs--
and q! hov they did fyh, -Maslssssn
(O.1 Advertiser.
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-s-.>-
fEha Hsses es~y ~ Asskl
10 the SUMNER 1erHyR.
SepAy. asy W vagrans Ggta
Aud I'LL No wbssp yea'sS ss1ng.-
Il i 70 zip ~ ths dsvArup LrighS
Tint hang a. ths tsgst = The w wlaie
In yoNsiw pAstusp (Iewing, =
o. 10 sevsl 'uid rosss and mienisaslis swes(l
Or wiAgAA thau Away Some fsis LADY 70 msss I 1
lf .. then BIB thcs away, bland boy.
Thou espas nos sasAgs N swsstss sarle5.
.Prom kisaias tho blue Of zen heighs aasaspee = 3
To tho vias-cSvsrd cottage. dolivhssd, ! ~ !.
Whsss Lacy Tho Gay y sl,inings
To spnst in tho bsAsls ol her lovely eyc, 80
While her tsu,plsb With ross shsh tWlHlne.
Then Do nss dsssin me sigh 70 b thess.
TO fan hss young beson'--to ply mid ~ hair =
THE THREE GIFTS.
Ad1sssbsd = ny Dssg Atsr--by Mr.. G. b. VII.
80 u Lssdss.
Thou hsse ihs gin Of xeaiae fatal dover!
Fs,ne's thorny wreath l. Uaddinr on lily brow;
And thins will b the posts magic power
Enchantu,snt'n clsius round other ninds 10 throw,
WouLltkat my watohtGl care could keep from thss
S~asd ; lOt-so dark destiny!
/, Ihou nnss she gttt Of beanty sataI spsll!
~ AAA alnsc. 10 woman eus snarea ,,r-------
nsoorin1 Ar shtsd II ~ vorld's partsrrs:
5triDs al IL asrshIv ffaarancs THAT doth ia.
A ruin auntd weeds. 10 wats tho rascr'v sish,
49,. -. o ~ y. s.sS'' 1917, " ny s"a
~, ..c;a. -. c........ sn-..,-t ,,s.,.
M '''S'S" ''' N"'s''S'''
wh.,. -. NIL. N. ,,...,.,o,. .,.,,,. - ,;,.
4 sas.ts. 49,. .,, ~. 49,. 4. 49, ..
A.. ...s.A ,.;-.s ar 49, ~ .L, .':,..T
80. $50 '''~' So ,TS',. rnssn :
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ttiE Corartnersh,p hitherto existing under
Il ths Firm nj Tsy'ss 4 CIs6i". il this d.,
dIsso!std ~ mstaal con-.nt ot The pssiics-sil
persons indebted to the Firm viii pay the ,a,re
To N. D. Taylor who 10 au,Lsrsd 10 make settle.
meats snt give receipts in his own NAMES.
n. r. TAYLOR.
N.& A. CHAFFlN.
CAs,isti.. Fsb.msry I, Ie39.
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NOTICE.

fuVnE rSh.rt'ss' having purchased The entire
II mtcn.l III N. \ A. t:hatFin in the Firm, Of
Tay'a 4 Ci'Aitin. respectfully ino'Ws ihci' Gus
,omers, and the p,Ibc ,hs, he intends carrying
on the Mercantile business ia h.. own baGe-iu
the houss armrrly oeeupicd ny ,hru'-snd intends
us.ng every -h'ni 10 merit liberal shsre al pnt
ronsgs. AL vcssoos having unsettled accounts
IN the skss Firm ell piea.s close them at N
carly day.
NATHANIEL. D. TAYLOR.
February I. 1899. 44iu
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HDWiIL...A,s.as:.. Roy eoyo !,
ssesly 4 ~ ~ TCUp
LU0 1 eANA1 evR-
~ a;o.. s0tisd y ~ CousoU nel00,
Co0gss. aoA HQ0poeoelOn g ~
8oope, O1oeose1 LoDGn, 20. elm esil
ssd ssPeiy shssssslsss-w'ss eo.So' psisl'-
Cssh acG +
A1ri ,. ie3e. llsI
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ME- subscriber 10 uew T spased
u 70 msAs contracts for he de-.
livery Of this valuable tree T.. Iced.
ing the elk vorn) 10 the D. l. A.
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% saying, tho little Fsenchmsn walked
cut Of The Bank ~,'h the imperial sis Il 4
Nspeseou. Charlottesville Uaius.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-01-25
TO THE LADIES'!

w HITE and SOUND Teeth are both an
w ornament and blessing. The best
security for their advantage is 10 be found
in The use Of the
BRITISH ANTLSEPT7C DENTRIFYCE.
This elegan, Tooth Po,cder, with q very
little use, eradlcatcs the Scurpy in the
gums. and prevents the accumulation Of
Tarier, which not only blackens. but
looscns the teeth and accelerates their
decay. The Dentrifice thus removes the
prevailing causes of offensive breath. pre-.
serves the healthlness and floridness of the
gums, and renders The teeth beautifully
white. Price so cents. k2
None are genuine unless signed on the
out side printed wrapper, by the sole pro
prie'or, r. KIDDER, immediate successor.
of The late Dr.. w. Il. Conway. For sale
at his Counting Room. over No. 80, Court
street. near Concer, Hail, Boston, and also
BY his special appointment. by J. & J. H.
PECK g. Co, Burlington. Vt.
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William Wards Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, }
DisTRtcr OF CutrTrNprN sc

DISTRICT OF CnITTENDEN, SIS.
A Ia Probate Court holden at Burlinc
IA ton within and for the District aforo.
said on the 9th day OF January A. ID. 1899,
an Instrument purporting to be the last,
w and Testament Of William Ward, late
OF Milton. in said District deceased, was
presented TO the Court here for Probate, by
Olive Ward, the Execu,tix therein named.
THEREFORE, it is ordered by snid Court,
that public notice be given 10 all persons
concerned therein to appear before said
Court, al session thereof to be holden al,
the Registers office in Burlington. on The
second Wednesday of February A. d.
1889, and contest the probate of said VIII,
and It is further ordered that this order be
published three weeks excessively in the
Free Press, newspaper printed at Bur
'lng'on. in this State. the last Of which
shall be previous to the day assigned, as
aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Registers
Otiice, this 9th day OF January A. D. 1899
WIN. WESTON. Register
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DR.. RELIES
BOTANICAL DROPS

> one OF The most clficacious compounds in
Il the Materia .Nedica, for the cure of that
class Of nvc,eratc diseases produced by an
impure state ofihe blood, ard n vitated habi,
Of the body, aid usually exhibiting themselves
in the forms Of Scrofuia, Sell Rheum, Lepyosy,
ST. .4nhonys Fire, Fere' Sores, (even when
the bones are affecicd.) White Smell;ncs, (if
apr lied with DR.. Jobbs Linment) foil and
obstinate Ulcers. Sore Legs and Eyes. Sealdhead
an children Scurry and Scorbuijc Gom. P,m-
pied or Carbunchd Faces, fostering Eruptions,
and Fenereal Tainis throughout Tie body, in
which last case the Drops often cure when
Mercury fails. TIay are also the best Spring
and .4ntumnai Ph5sc to purify and cleanse
the system from humors which frequently ap.
pear at these seasons Of the year. They also
aid the process of digestion, and by purifying
the blood, prevent the secretion of malignant
humors on the lungs. The Proprietor conf
IDENTIFY relies upon the vast number of 81,
prising cures effected by these Drops, not only
in Boston and its vicinity, but throughout the
union. for the best proof Of their excellence as
al unfailing Alternative Medicine, in all the ca.
scs above specified.
This article has recently been pronounced
by physician of the first respec,abi ,y, who
had witnessed its surprising efficacy. as en-
titled, in his opinion 10 take the lead of all
the popular articles known for the above COM
plants, and indeed it is fast gaining this poin,
in public estimation, Throughout, the country
Price 81 Bottle, or six Bottles for S..
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LATE ARRIVAL.

WE are indebted to Mcssrs. Coms,ock
w e. Co. OF Whitehall, for their atten
ton in forwa ding by land our box OF goods.
also 10 Messrs Folct, s. Bradleys for the
prompt notice Of its arrival, and we hope
to make our friends and customers feel IN.
debtcd to us for some Of its contents
Among other things in the box. we find .
splendid Gold DEF achcd patent Lever 10
holes jowelIed. Ruby Pale,tes, with o
beautiful COLE and enamelled cap. Two
beautiful Gold Lepine Watches one la,gc
heavy doubed cased silver Lever. We
have now four excellent gold cased Levers.
and nice Gold Lepines. and several first
rate silver Levers aud Lepines. all war.
ranted to perform well. Also. we find n
lot Of narrow Wba'ebone for Dresses. !
gross English Clarionel'e Reeds, l doz
Beed Bags. lined with kid, 2 DE-. Shoe
Brushes, d packs fine Diamond Pms, black
dressing Pins. etc. etc. &c. .Ne,o Goods
cons an,ly receiving at the Variety Shop.
Jan. 25. PANGBoRN & BRINsMAID.
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IL p NOV 4 l..

" AS removed his Office near his residence
IL two doors south Of ST. Paul's Church,
corner Of ST. Paul and Bank Streets, where
lie will at all times he ready to perform any
operation in DENTIS7Y IN the best manner.
new discovery enables him to extract teeth
with little pain AID without anger of iniuring
the gums or breaking the teeth. He VIII
insert superior mineral teeth from one TO
whole set on the newest and most approved
plan-hc fatters himself that fourteen years
close application to DENTIsRy, has enabled
him 10 perform oil operations in his proics.
sion in the most skiliu manner.
Gratefully acknowledges past favors and requests
a continuance Of public patronage.
N. b. He will keep constantly for sale Tooth
Paste. Washes. B, ushes. &c.
Burlington, Jan. Is, 1889.
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS!i

LOOA W FOf COCN IEHFEIIS!
A LII Pills sold in The State of Vermont
n must pass through our hands us DR..
Brandre,h's General agents. There will DO
no more Pills sold at The Boston Office, neither
by 3. b. Mussoy. (who is no longer Bran.
dre,hs agcnt) TO be retailed in this section
of the Country.
All Pills purpor,ing TO be Brandrcths, and
sold by persons without certificate Of agency
signed by b. BrandIell and by US are counter
fits. To prevent all imposition from the cir
culaion of counieneus, just let the purchaser
ask the vender for his certificate Of agency
signed by Ferre and Parmclee, or Geo. P.
Walton. of Montpelier VI. who is our general
agent for the following Counties, Washing
ion, Orange, Chtlenden, Addison, Franklin,
Orleans, Lamoile, Essex and Grand Isle, in
Vermont.
Never purchase Of Peddlers, for in no
instance do they everhavc the genuine article.
Should any Of our agents be caught in tho
counterfeit trade, .hey will be displaced and
so advertised. The Pills must be kept pure,
anc the Couniericilers must be dealt with &C.
cording TO law, No MISTAKE. The following
persons are regularly appointed in their res
pcctive towns.
For sale by S. +. HOWARD, Burlington
Fuller g. Huntington, Richmond Fletcher &
Woodman, WiIsion-J, r.. Ainsworth, Mil-
ton-Potter, Gull, & Co., Faiifax-L. Tyler
Essex-L, James, Georga-James Russell,
ST. Abans-F.V. Goodrich, Swanton-S. X.
Plat. Ilighga,c-Wm. Green & Co., Sheldon
-Chaflt & Lewis ,Berkshirc-Thomas Fuller
Il Son, Enosburgh Armingion & Dean.
akersfied--Towcr and Cakes, Underhill--
G.. B. Cakes, Jericho.
FERRE and PARMELEE.
Gtneral BrandreMian .9gents.
Mddlo,own, Conn, July 4, 1888.
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w q n M II ETA

mr.. M. HITCHCOCK'S unrivalled and
IL unequalled WORM TEA, a sovereign
remedy for worms Strange and incredible
ale the effects Of these detestable vermin
few persons, and it is thought none, ore free
from them, particularly females and children.
Many persons go through distressing coui.e
Of medicine, without any benefit, when they
might be relieved by using the worm tea.
This invaluable medicine has been tested by
the experience Of more than four thousand
persons ofvarious ages, and not one solitary
compluini; on the contrary, hundreds have
called and unsolicited given their decided
preference TO il. utter trying the different
articles sent forth to the public, and pronoun-
ced Dr.. NJ. HITCHCOCK'S worm tea un-
rivalled and uncqualIed. For sale by J.&J.
a. PECK & Co., only agents in Burlington
for the sole proptietors, A. Hitchcock & Co.
Utica N. Y.
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George S. Hale's Estate.

WYE the subscribers. having been appoint.
w ed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the Dist riot Of Chitenden, commissioners
to receive, examine and adjust the claims and
demands Of all persons, against the estate Of
George S. Hale, late Of Weslford, in said Dis
tici, deceased, represented insolvent, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto aud six months from the day Of the
date hereof, being allowed by said court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give no.
ticc, that we will attend TO the business Of our
appointment, at the dwelling Of Thompson
Beech, in Westford. in said District, on the
last Thursdays of February, May and June
next, al 10 o'clock. A. NJ, on each of said days.
Dated, this 9Th day of Dec. A. d. 1888.
+. G.. HILL,
E. FIELD,
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