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Ans. Make on, your position before you found
question upon it,
"3. If you should lose your buildings by FIRE, and
the company refuse to pay the loss how would you
enforce the payment, they having property to at
tach 2"
No property to a,tach!!! Bad enough! Up
tree now ! But my good sir did you ever read the
act of incorporation, or any other act Of in
corporation, the first section Of which in this
case, is usual in others, makes them capable
Of sucing AMI being sued, and they have notes now
TO nearly the amount Of 100000 TO secure the
payment Of losses, and during IL years that the COM
pany has been in operation suit has been brought
except in or two cases decide disputed claims.
But poor soul, you are in trouble, because there is
no property to attach. lfyou had read the 18th
section Of the act of incorporation, and capable of
understanding it, you would there find that each direc-
tor before he enters on the duties of his Office must
give bonds with surety in $4,000, conditioned for the
faithful discharge Of his duty. These bonds lods-
ed in the office Of the Secretary Of State and now
amount to $4,000. One part of the duty Of directors
is the end of each year to tax on the premi-
um notes sufficient TO pay all losses which have taken
place during the previous year. Should this, or any
other part of their duty be omitted, exceeded, the
bonds will be liable, and any one who has cause Of
action can and attach property, as in other cases
Ga Are no, all sufferers actually dependant the
disposition Of the officers to pay their losses"
| This question is fully answered above.
IS. Did you witness the dissatisfaction existing in
the members Of the COMPANY present at the meeting,
at the manner in which they were treaed!"
Twas in before the meeting organized, and remained
there till after it adjourned. 1t organized in the
manner prescribed by law. A committee, consisting
Of one member from each county appointed to
make nomination of directors. The nomination
was presented, and the vote taken on each nominee
by ballot, AID they were all unanimously elected
saw no uncivl treatment nor did hear any complaint
sc. Whv, if the company give satisfaction, a
new company got up in Rnanf County, and another
asked for in Caledonia County,"
In answer to this | would ask, why when there was
one bank in the State the people should be so unreo-
sonabe as to ask for any other
Nv object in writing l!e foregoing, is to show things
in their true ligh aud h;ving done So shall say 10
more, unless am driven o it in Standardization
JOHN JOHNSON.
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House determined that Mr. A,crigg's vote should

House determined that Mr. A,crigg's vote should
not be counted.
The chairman. John Quincy Adams, then de-
eIareI that he considered THE DECISION OF THE
Assembly, As UECoEsTiTUTiONAL,b but that IN.
der the informal decision OF The meeting the CHAR
felt compelled sta,e that The vote Of mr. Ayc'isg
could not be counted The nex' question being on
the name Of NJ. Maxwell, i, was dec ,ded ia ike
manner (; ayes ZIG, and 3 from N. Jersey. So he
House determined the vote Of Mr.. should not he
counted, The question was then taken on Messis
Halsed, Slra,ion and Yo,ke and he i"'Ie's repor
ding One contested vote IN the hlli' NATIVE n0'
affecting the result The Chair announced HE deciS.
ion Of The meeting 10 he that the voles OF those
gentlemen should not be counted. The assembly
subsequently, decided unanimously, 15S members
voting that the vo'e Of Mr. Ingersoll should MOI he
coun,ed and unanimously, 1873 members voting
that The ,o,es ot The contested members from New
JERSEY shoud not be counted.
The question having heen thus disposed OF, il was
agreed by common consent TO take up the resolu
ton Of Mr. Wise which was in the fo'lnwing words:
Resolved. That The Aching CLERK OF the House
shall proceed with HE call Of The members tom
the different States Of the Union in the usual way,
calling the names Of such members from New
Jersey "a hold he ,eguIaf and legal commissions
from The The Executive Of that State.
On this Mr.. Wise called the previous question -
the vote on which stool ll3 TO lib; the Chair
voting in the affirmative the call was seconded, and
the main question was ordered bv a vote OF lis
ayes. 81 noes.
On the passage of The resolution, the yeas aud
nays were taken bv universal consent, ami there
appeared Yeas-ll5: Nays-1lS. So the reso'
luton was not adop'ed
M. Rhet then offered resolution.
RESOLVED, That The tIous. viii proceed 10 cal
the names of gentlemen hose rights 10 seats a'f
not disputed or contested; and, after the names OF
l. r ,Lntis
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MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

Mr.. Edtor-lt is no, my wish to appear before
the public, but being drawn in by insnua,ions and
questions in your last paper shall do so without
skukng behind fictitious name. In the first article
on this subject, the writer says he paid the money to
director in this town, which could mean no other
than myself This would carry suspicion that |
had kept the money. The fac, is that Samuel Hckols
gave me SS,25 to pay on policies No. l5l7l and
26s05 which was entered on the treasurer's books,
and have the receipts to hand when called Tor
but he is also accountable to pay No. 1885, being
$239 3. which is not paid and is the same on which
he claims damage. In this predicament who is al
tempting to divert public attention Tho writer Of
the first article then goes to state that more thor
ough means should be taken in collecting and hope
he and others will take the hint. The long TRADE about
demands unpaid in this and other counties, is almost
wholly false, and would be quite So if the collections
were fully made.
AS to the writer of the second article he is entitled
to both pity and con,empt pity for his ignorance, and
contempt for his impudeoce. He begins with the fol-
lowing astounding questions which shall quote il
their order.
81. Are you aware sir, that IN years past the Off
of the Mutual Insurance Company have borrow et
money on the credit of the company at highly usuriou
interest.
have had something to do with the company 70
near seven years, and do not know or believe that thu
above is the fact but if true it has been to rais
money for those who have met with losses.
"2. Does this course speak in favor Of the sound
ness OF the institution ~
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Boston Academy's Collection
of hurch Music. Just reed by
Dec ~. &. GOODRICH.
S IN Ut II ~ ,

DR. NJ. HITCnCOCK'S NEWLY IN
~ VENTED SNlFF-The best article
ever discovered by scientific men,. in Europe
or America for The cure and absolute relief of
Catarrh, Dizziness Of the Head. Weak Eyes,
Nervous Headaches Fallen sickness, Fits. and
infants troubled with Snuflles, partial shocks
of Palsy, &c.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by A. HIrcm.
COCK & Co., sole propreiors, III Genesce
street Utica, aud by their agents throughout
the United States aud Canada. In BuiIlug.
ton only by J, g. j. II. PECK * Co, in Yer.
gcnnes by J. II. BOWMAN in Milton by
WnlrNEy, LANpoN a. Co.. in Georgia by
I.oronzo James. aug 2
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ia R...TI A Il.
pOrtantD isCOv very.
THE GRE.4T MYSTERY FOUND OUT
At LAST.

THE GREAT MYSTERY FOUND OUT
At L.4ST
nR. STERRY'S HAIR REGENERA-
~ TOR. DR.. Stery, after much attention
To the important subject Of preserving the hu-
man hair, has, after many experiments. cheml.
cal aud physical. been able TO discover an arli-
Gle. winch is now offered with the greatest
confidence for The toilet, as the best thing ever
discovered. from lis soileuing and penetrating
quality, to produce good head Of hair-to
prevent it from falling off when badness Is
apprehenGed-tn restore II when ba ldness has
taken plnce, and TO prevent il from turning
gray. II is more nourshing Than pomatum,
antique oil. or colnauc water. II is a beaul,-
tul afirlr for ladies' curls-li makes the HAIR
soft and lively, aud produces uncommon brill
fancy. Thousands have tested lis superior
virtues and excellence. and IN every instance
il stands unrvalcd. 1t is an intallbe cure in
all affections of the skin ON the head-as
dandrufi, &c. g.. Every family should DO
supplied wnh a bottle Of tins oil, that by It's
application to the head and hair of their chit
dren the beautiful and ornamental appendage
of IA fine head of hair, which nature has sup
Piled us. NAV be preserved. From the numer-
Gus certificates and accommodations received
Gifts saluIarv influence, the Doctor feels firm
" persuaded he has succeeded in producing
and article which viii meet the desired wishes
aud appreciation Of the public.
For sale, wholesale and retail. by
a. HITCHCOCK Il Co.,
III Gencsce street, Utica.
In Burlington only by !. e. J II. PEcK 4 Co :,
in Vergcnnes by j. II BOWMAN, in Milton
by WHITNEY, LANDON & Co., in Georg'.
by LORENZO JAMES. U26
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LathrOp, Potwin e. Wait,

II Is nothing new That the Cheap Goods
l. are 10 be found az the above named
Cheap cash Store Corner Church and
College streets. aud we wish not To Con
ceal the fact, but that It may be spread
81 II farther and wider, as doubtless it will
be, since The recent good slelghlng has
been bestowed upon US which for The ben
eff OF friends and customers at n distance
we now say has never been better. All
such a desire good goods and cheap ore
invited TO examine for themselves, as
quality is the proof of Cheapness aud you
can only tell by examination and compau
son which Is the cheapest, therefore come
IN with your produce of all kinds, we w,l
give far prIce for II IN exchange for any
KIND of Dry Goods. Groceries crockerv or
catpeilng, aud for the cash articles Of Mon
ey We Will give such bargains as will .ur-
PRISE all, even those who sell al cost or be
low cost viii wondor how Lalhrop. Poiwln
a. Wan can afford TO sell so cheap, bat
since we can afford IT, il does not matter
TO rs il they dont know the secret,
Burlington. Dec, 90, 1889
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STATE or TERWOMT.)

~ ~ of IL NtNcsu u
DI,TRICT OF CHTTE>DEN -.
The Hon0rabie he Prnba'e Cowi far The
District u ChWenden, 10 all persons
concerned in The GStaie IF Amnsa Spnd'ng
late ofJcrico in sud Disrfict decreased,
GREETING
NV HEREAS Hosea Spaldng. adminIslra.
w tor Of the Estate of "a id deceased pro-
poses 10 render an account of his admins
tration, and present his account against said
estate for examination and allowance at a ses'
sion of the Court of Probate. TO be holden at
the Registers Office in Burlington on the Sc
cond Wednesday of January next.
TnEREFoRE, You are her5y notified 10 APP
pear before said court at The time and place
aforesaid. and shcw cause. if any you have
why the account aforesaid should not be al.
lowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this
18th day Of December, A. d, 1889
WIN. WESTON. Register
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The Ladies ofthe Congregational Soci
ely will ufftr their articles for sale ct The
Court House on .New Years day. 10 COM
mence Of 2 o'clock. Those who sympas
thize with them in lhel, late calamity. are
invited 10 call.
D-Ahmt'ance tickets l2t cents, redeem.
able IN Goods
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STATE OF VERMONT, J

STATE OF VERMONT. }
DIsrRIcT Of CHlTrENDEN. SIS.
The Honorable ne ProLnte Court far he
District # ChiHenden, 10 MI persons
concerned in The Estate of Nm Ward
late Of Milton in said DistriH decreased,
GREE7YNG.
"AEREAS Olive Ward, Exccurx of the
w last will and testament of said deceased
proposes to render an account Of her admins
istration, aud present her accounts against
said estate for examination aud allowance at
q session Of the Court of Probate, to be hol.
q, the Registers office in Bur lingion on the
second Monday Of February next,
TmEREFoRE, You are hereby notified to
appear before said court at the time and place
aforesaid. and shew cause. if any you have,
why the account aforesaid should act be al
lowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this l2lb
day of December. \. D. 1889.
WM. WESTON Register.
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LUMBER.
TLAP- BOARDS,
~ Common do. &
FLOOR do. tor sale bv
Dec. 90 HTCkOK & C4TLIN
Christmas and New Years
Pr = 8 = " rs.

NURiNG Chri,'mas week we shall b.
~ opening Tor examination aud sale a
great variety al attlcl"s suitable for presents
I" be gwen by Parents, Chiidren, Tachcrs
Pastors, Peopie Friends .Neighbors Me
chnnics Merchanis. apprentices Cierhs
Journeymen Lawyers Doctors. Hygeids
Manu}ariurers Capitalists and ALL sorts
and conditions of MES.
Werxpec, to EXHIBIT the most beautiful
assortment Of pretty DOLLS ct oil sizes,
both Boys and Girls, that our young
Friends have eve, hehpld a. the
T.ARIETY STORE.
Saint Nicholas, or Santa CLAUS il to
have a lot of them "D he can't find them
no where else, no cheaper and prettier." and
we think he cannot So children hang no
your stockings and it you have been good
children. the benevolent. merry old gentle.
man will not have heart to pass you by.
We shall have Emerles in the shape Of
Strawberries, Baskets. Pals, &c. PIN
cushions, beautiful melting Bottles, silver
scent boxes work boxes. card boxes. in,
lid with pearl, music boxes, silver knives,
pearl s'IIe',oes, gold Rings, Rosewood
"'''ND DFNhS, Wb'k Jokes, l o Ip' DUS'S,
musical Instruments. Rosewood Accordc
"ns. which would b. much ndmucd pres
ont bv some, GOLD W.4TCHES.
would be very acceptable to others. Silver
-ponns for Others. clocks for others and
soon. we can sUl alive have steel screw
cushions. spool stands, fur tlppes. cloth
caps. fur B"as, Baulcdores. graces. Jump
ing Ropes, Toys and Tov Book. perfume
bottles. neat aud pretty Tea caddes Fl led
with Tea, pocket Books, cards aud card
cases; Wagons, chairs. cradles, ball.
Fancy Boxes. &c. A better assortment,
never graced our shelves and cases than
We expect TO show our customers during
the lioIydays. We INVITE all oar friend.
and customers. and all those # such Their,
are who have not examined nur assortment
about Chrl>tmas aud New Years. to CIV,
uS n CAL, and look, even II they 10 no
wish TO purchase. We are eheerod hy
they presence are thankful for lh,ir call
n, the Tat"lr Srn:o,
PA.NIT BOR.N & BRLNS.U.4ID.
BURLINGTON, Dec, 90 1889
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G. Il o G. T. r 7 T. S.
CA LII HON.

'ENllE pubhc are hereby cautl"nnd not to
a ha'bnnr or trust my wife. Abigail
ROBERTS, (who is now ~ Ptistnrd, IN
this sla'e.) 10 the expecr atom shat ! shall
pay any debts of her contracting. a. she
has. without any Just cause hatever, vol
unfairly alb conded. and deserted her hn-.
band and a camtotabn home. contrary to
hjs wishes. and N vrnlo',on of her duties
os wife. DANIEL ROBERTS, Jr.
West Milton. ". De. 5 1889
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PAPER.

II ~ ~ ~ L ~ "A - ~ ~ " l. ~
Z LADY. of Boston, was afflicted with
IN etuplIons all over her head face, aud
body. attended WITH most unpleasant ITCH.
lngS, bnrnlug- aud blolches-had lost the
man. from some of her fingers and toes
was cured By bottles of these drops!
A BOYS fired four years with dread,
ful sores on his foot. some of which had
eaten wholly thro' his ioot-had his foot
opened twice and he bone scraped-was
considered past relief, aud his death ex
pecIed-wos cured by taking these drops !!
A Man IN RoxBURY Was tor years al
Fl cleL with foul ulcers, one Of which had
eaten through his wrlst-was cured by
these Drops!
A Child After trying various other
Medicine for painful ernpDlons on his legs,
and other parts Of bis body was cured by
the 3ianrcal Drops alone!
A CHILp IN RoXBURY-W as cured o!
bad turnor under hts arm. by bottles.
A Boy IL BosToN--Was many years
iroub ed with ulcers IN his head. WINCH
discharged at his ears--curcd by bottles.
Mn WRIGHT Was cured OF bad fever
sore ON one OF bis legs. Of long standing, by
these Drops, after all other means used
had tarlod.
A CHlLp-Was cured by these Drops,
Of blles and ulcers, some Of which had
eaten To he ribs.
An ELDERLY LaDY-Who was long
. afflicted win L"p.o.y and so horribly, thai
she could not bend JOINT without gushing
out of blood--6 hoi'l'- cured her.
I NJ =,
of violent humur IN her eyes, by the
Drops.
| A LADY IN CHARLEsTOwN.-W cared
of white swelling ON her kree joint, by
these Drops and Jrbb'S L.,n,msnr,
!. Mas IN CoNNEcricUr-Who had
been troubled for years by an obstinate
! kings evil was cured ov these Drops,
A LADy-Was cured of a terrible case
OF ST, Aulhnny's Fie, BY the Dtops.
A CHILp- Also Oft distressing scrou'a'
A PrR.oN. -Ttoubled with violent
efup'lons on The face, was cured by 'h'sr
Drops, inter various other medicine and
had failed
*a*Thcsc Drops viii cure the most in
vrreratr Scrolua, 81. Anthony's Flre,
Scnrvy. Salt Rhpum, Eryep-elos, Leprnsy
prmpled Faces. Sore Eyes, Scald Head
~ Children, Od Sores or Ulcers, Foul
Fostering Erup,ions, Ilumors,Fev'r SYres,
trvpn when the bone has become Gallons,
: Wine Swelling I'm connection with Jebb's
L,mmrn,.( Veneflal Talnrs, when Mefcu'
~ failed, aud all other disorders arising
from az impure state OF the blood ana Jn''
cos, aud are the best Sprung aud Autumn
al physlc
Price s., or G bottles for S. Ask 'o'
Dr.. Rrllc's Bolanlcal Drops, ii
%.*Prcparcd by H. KIupER, successor
Ia Dr.. Conway, and tor sale at his Count
lng Room, No. 90 Cont street, next Il
, Kddet', Drug Slorc,neor Cancer Hal
Boston. For sale by J. ~ j. FECh
& co, Burlington W.
None genuine unless signed L. kIDpER
on he outside printed wrapper.
Large dscoJn, " dealers.
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THE TEETH.

BRITISH ANTICEpTlC DENTIFRICE.
THNtllS elegant a'llcie is pronounced by
T. those VINO use It the most valuable
Tuo,h Powder they ever met with. II
possesses the peculiar excellence OF cleans
,ng the 'eeih from all tartarous encfusta.
ton, without lnlrrng the enamel. II i'm.
parts a healthy freshness to the gums,
baimv sweetness to the breath, aud gives
to The teeth beautiful pesrly Wilderness.
The two following testimonials wers
received from genrlomen, (CIergymeD) OF
The frst rpspoc'abI!ny
THEOLOGICAL SEMiNARY.Ando Sept
4 - Sr--haviur made u toll trial Of your
An,cept'c DrnlitrIcr, am well satisfied
of us etlicacyto preserve the cleanliness
and healthy STATE of the Teeth and Gums,
and TO rmpari 10 he mouth q very agreea.
bic sensation of sweetness. Yours &c.
(5,gned) J. G. WEBSTER
ANDovER THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
Sept. Sd --Sr, having for the past year
used your ArlIcep'lc Den'frice, cannot
bnt acknowledge 1t to be the most valuable
Tooth Powder. especially Cor he preserva-
ton Of The Teeth, with winch an sc.
qnanted. hope il will soon be univer.
sally used. Yours. &c.
(Sgned) JOHN LORD.
Dir n
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a new French and English Prnounclng
Dictionary by +. C.. Meadows, NJ, A, Of
the University Of Paris-'conlainng more
words than Boyers Octave Dictionary, and
for sale at one half the price of Boyer.
For sale by e.. GOODRICH.
Dec. IT,
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B u Is T. 7 nc CT o 81
FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 90.
NOTICE.

The Wings of Burlington are
requested to meet at Ilowa"ds,
tomorrow evening, 2Ist inst.
at 6 o'clock, to consider mat
tiers pertaining to the times.
By order of Committee.
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III ,2 w s. u e Il u
at wELLESTGN.
Vg7tIE Sub.crlbcr has taken the Brick
a. Store formerly occupied by A JFnll"r
g. Co where he is now receiving gene
"a assortment OF
DRY GOODS.
DRY GROCERIES.
CROCKERY,
GLASS .4.ND HARD WARE,
DYE STUFFS,
.MEDICLyNES.
S.ALT vans.
BOOTS .4.ND SHOES.
FUR g. WORSTED CAPS &c &c
Having purchased his entire S ocs OF
Goods with Cash during The pressure Tor
money 10 New York some of the last days
of October, he Is enabled TO sell them a.
much less rates than Goods have usually
been sold in this place. The public are re-
qresled to call ana examine his Stock He
can assure those TT are IN want vt Goods
and Cheap Goods. that there Is no neces
sty OF their gong to Burlington to boy
ihcm. w. H. HOLLtI.
Wil,s'on Nov. 29lh. 1889.
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Hiram C!ark's Estate.

WYE the subsctlhe,s having been ap.
w pointed BY the hon. the Probate
court for the District of Chitlcnden. com
mlsslonefs 10 receive. examine nd ndJus'
the Claims and demands at all persons
against he estate Of Hiram Clark, late Of
Milton in SAID district, deceased represen.
ted inso lven'. and also oil claims and de
mnnds of oil persons exhibited IN offset
hereto; aud SIX months from The fav of
he date hereof beng allowed by said court
for tina, purpose, we do therefore hereby
give nol,c tat we will attend TO the
business Of our appointment at the dwell
ling of Eliza Cla,k. in Milton. IN said DIS
,ric,. on the las, Mondays Of February and
April next al 10 o'clock, A. M. on each OF
laid days
Dated this 4'h day of December, "A. D.
1889.
q $f 4 % : "S%ss:S c'""''
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DRY GOODS AND
DRY GROCERIES.
At he Cash Store Kept by
pATT NR GNTT

IAN b. purchased as low as any one
" ~ he Stale. whether they sell NJ cost
below cost. or at profit. the following
ARTICLES viz
Ftcnch. English and American prints,
from G to 25 pence.
French and English Merinos from j..
Cd. tn los. Cd.
Mohar, grippe, and London camblet at
cost.
Plain and figured silk. very beautiful,
Is Cd TO g.. Black and blue black do.
Plain and figured Alpine, from Is. Cd.
to lbs.
Mouseline dc Laine. from 80 to 80 cts.
Rcd and blark merlDo shawls, warran
ted free from cotton.
Broche aud plaid from I SO to IS 90.
Fancy hdkfs. gloves. hosiery, Iaces, rib.
bons, Italinn cravats.
SO and 40 inch gum elastic suspenders.
Broadcloths, casslmeres and vestings.
Satlnetts, gromnade gray clutb, from
| SO to 81 q.
Brown and bleached shcetings. from 8
to 70 2 per yard.
Yarn. wlcsng, ticking. and batting.
Colorpd tlannes, 40 I, SO cts.
FarwelI's shoes, CATER boots and dan.
eng pumps
Hats, caps and buffalo robes. all very
low.
G. r o G. T. Il TES S.
| Tea, sugar, monsses, lamp oil, drv fish. tobac
co. pepper, spice, gn!er. saeralus, nulmess. cin-
namOn, raisinS, rice, starch. Sc. Sc.
| All who a,e wishing 10 purchase any kind oil
goods will find II for their interest 10 call on Pat.
ie,son. one door east Of IIoward's hoel, where
| thew will lie sure 10 get The worth of their none,
Burlington, Dec. IL 1929.
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TO- A TGTv@RRT-
~ on L. tl.p SIN 10 81 u :. - 81 i. !. az w.

q Blacksmith Shoe 'orlrerIy carried
on by to" Burlington Mil Company. 'as'
Of SlGney Bnrlow's store, and al-o The
one near tie bridge. on the Burlington
side. where they vii promptly attend
to all kinds Of work in their line. Par
'icular attention given to shneng horses.
Carriages aud SIeghs roned N the best
manner, and large jobs requiring to be
,u..oed, execu' ted promptly, and in the
most perfect manner. ~
A. r. e. G. DUNCAN.
R,,l;no,on Fa'l. DC. l3 1880
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1SAAS WARNER

EHAS R,r,,prd n Grurtat assortment
ia Of DRY GOODS Also Iurge
.upply of GROCERIES, such as
COGNT4C BRANDY,
CO.WUO.N do.
UOLLA.ND CIV,
BALTIMORE Go'
ST CROIX RUN,
WIN DW.lRD ISLAND do.
BOSTON d.
WLNES or T.4RIOUS KINDS
.4.ND PRICES
.NOL.4SSES SUGARS TEAS.
COFFEE. ROB.4CCO RUN RAJ
SLNS
FISH, SPICES. PEPPER
and most other ARTICLES ~ the line.
His liquors and wines were pm chased
principally Of an importer. and selected
with much care. Tavern keepers will
be supplied with articles IN their line, war
ranted Of the first rate, aud on The lowest
terms. Those who have never bought
liquors of hun, are particularly invited Ia
cal aud examine, those that have, know
where they can do best. Also, dry goods
will be sold as low as they car be bought
IN the state, Store opposite S. Il. How
ards Church Street.
Burlington Nov. 81, 1889.