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Es.ry nsa sh"uid carefully examine
tas shs.eisr Of his dIsl'kss i"~ ards
srru.ia individuals. and see u be be nut
thinking xrOng Ins'ssi u their se'ins
wruag.
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TaAs Ibis maxim lar an undnnh:sdsrui
thai M young asa can P"sslhiy l@PEn'e
10 sHy G"mr.ny i"r -hieh hr las n"s
resprsl snoagh 10 be UndsE some drsIss
ff resR.lLl.
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To Builders.

Ds1Ph>AlS AL b. recened by the cub
- sef,hers al she tlard Saturday IN F"hTu
AIRY neat. g. nutljsae Meets 2 iio,ise. tl.iii,
en- fe--, ny i-~ sa.-six lauren ir'i pitch. rei
81 Enussd d aver ..s q - III ten fIrrn llgil
wlainws a.ps au snha.'le s-als Taerom
zass snsss AL a:'e"d al Ai,lnm iipsc"nh'
an LIE sa,a tad >ata'jas 30 f,braary iar III,
purpose Il ma.ur.as the coulraet.
wa. I.IPScnMB. \
JOHN A. MuANNEN. c .;nn.'.
THOS. ". HOLDEN,
Ja0aa'y 20 IS
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Stray.

~ TAKEN up BY John Euliss.
senr. ard euter'd OD ihe SiTsy
SAt B""k 81 ''rsnge eosuty on tue
~ ~ 5'h instant, q BAR FH.Lf. a lit.
sAz~ssf- tie waite on Tue eud or the nose.
t"o years o'e 'Itiie over four feel high. run
!! hsde. e'"'Esd behind, snd IT",s when NOV
&c Out 81 a~sk; spprssed az twelve dollars
JOHN A. FAUCETT, Ranger.
ssnusIls. 81 3w
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ALL p'rso~s nachtc,, ~ the late f-r, Of
LAsIHiRA ~EE>>E ~ 10 JANEs
MEsiAE JE .se g, s'rd t" cal "n tie
sassc'tber aai u4ke iuIAej,aie selIl, meni;
otssrSrEe tteIS acc .auts 49, be put into the
hs"e- Q. en- e - f,r roIleriiun. Longer in.
60 seaCs esauot bP rsTpn.
JAMES MEBaNE. JR.
January %. ST.
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Boarding House.

n Re" regular B0arders can he aceommr.
dated hy the subscriber, at the old stand
Of John Faddrs deceased.
ted during Court week
THOMAS d. GRAIN.
PSsraary Is. Os -
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CHINA,
Glass & QueenSware,
-@o~-
} IAN ES a. TAKLO K,
.FD. %. HsaFer. Street.

TlEGs repository to i..f.fm has GEirnas and
- Merchants gsasEailE. - AsEEtnis and NORTH
IsFaaana. AT - - msa EseeRgsag IN TnllFriA
Re~ Sa@ek ~ Aoods n tie ahaEs liae rAPFrss-
IN nAsPlra O ase SnMahern trade e., ~ DE-
=. isaasa 81 RI CHINA in srsts. amd CIT
81 49,. togsGheE at . rssnFiste assnHfnlrut
~ t'..anmaaa 49, O. EENsA AliE and sT0AE
ARE Eaastans5E nn hana, ana nlli ~ "firTsd
~ - goad teas - thsg Can be procured 70
dee Iasas & State.
LlsgEai esrdss 81 b. gsEea - hen required.
Ga : -! - eaEria y Paeksa BY xP-rieneei
haads tafd~ss b. if,irr. prem pay atisndrd
&C., ant fsfsaiaisy sKreated. The gaiEausge al
hts nii fslsnas aai ahs AsFsasiie CUn,munl
~ srasEa i. - fuginla and NOEIa csT0,us.
- 2 q sled
Ae@ fark. IanuaEy =. 81
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Notice.

gRInsE Indebted 20 the e-taie rf CIVILIAN
- sFRaYH0RN. Aeseasrd. are requested
a. eome fassad sad make immediate settle.
msa:. 90 no logger indulgence need be ez
VA. DUSKIN. Err.
Fehrns'ts Sc 3wp
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Five Cents Reward.

Iyhs away ir"'n the sab-. rbrr, ON ts. 49,
instant. bodnd COY ~ the name If an.
- a'NAS lie IL ab"m nineteen year.
old. moderately vel grow spare buili' and
Psae e""a1e"s""". Tie shove rev ard IN h.
sven io' h's appreh' 'so,n delivery Ia me.
Pot no thanks All he lrudrte.t. mar er,eass.
PAID. Al prfs"ns are he,eby fosrnsrprd L.,.
barring or employing hin. 20 H.. law .r,i b..
enforced 10 lie fullest n.nt IN such az NAV
W. BRANNOCK.
isnusry 80. e.
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IssalEays.nassss'ss sseihr e"-sd
iasssa Il llsr b. sa-is'irs II hshrFs. Ne
shnuld anr.eisss he mneh h.rFisr. A
great Ssal Il our . ah-PPinsss arises Iran
ssr ssh ll,oushl- 3 wsEsls our nslgh6ors.
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Fnds..ar 10 ir 6r.l IN Thy ealing.
wk-H.sT h hr: nraIiarT lrl ans nne g" b.
fore lice "A 1ril dusng: neErIli'eiess dn nus
snss 10 a.srsI. Il snoshrr. bGI Improve
xasEs oxn sslrHL
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House and Lot
For Saie---iil EEiIfsb0rGngh.

a. THE subscriber finding il ne
AHss.1 esssaFg. On account ii IAa iaca
-i9EkI aiaa Il hrs business O. remove
1893 his family ra chapei It'll. Nishes
ta sell n lioase anI Lot wlnsca he now oceu-
p,es EmeFgy knaMn - SIMPSONS Lot The
las - situated om chuTtoa Or Main street, near
tas PreshsaaEiaR Church: il yery rsRvrnistt 20
the market ard b,.slnss. part e the tawn. and
Vet f.ieleuty private 10 ansaeT veil tie y =
70 Is e pslyatv family. q e"n;sirs nrar an
acre Of sr"and. aud has IN il iarre twa starry
famed Dw eliag. gaad Kitchen, Smoke. fioase,
and stheI agt houses, al VI witch are romra.
rAtIvsly new, having heea hull by NJ Siaip
SIN w'ssia a few yeass. and Oscnp"d by him
as q summer residence. The dWe'liag house
has four T,soms With aoad Ere Place a. each;
aud tao mare rooms may be added With very
iui.ie expense. Tie glIdsn witch i very tic +,
- ain 81 eaiir.ls lrYrl. aud irse fOm stones.
Possession may BE- had 81 anE time, nn a Se.y
f'~ days aa'ie" Far ier'us Apply to Nc. James
Philips Of this p'are o. TO tie bseuiher
JAMES &. HOLLAND.
ecemaeE !. -
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NATHANsC. BROOKS,
]. +. SNODCRASS, :

fEdiiOrs and Prspristors. Baltimore.
Editors favorable to.ihe cause oi literature,
and DESTROYS Of an exchange, will please copy
the above.
January ST.
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Mantua Making.

SIsHE subs.fiber having l"ested hs. self in
- Iislisaoiousa, rrsP""llaliy inf,Ims the Ia,
6iss 81 this ? axe I"a tie Eiriaiiy. that she is
prepared Ia ex"cuir snt kiud Of work in her
line in tie lai 81 ani n. 81 ias,iO liable style.
Her residence Is al lh" C"i"n ''riel
ANN JOHNSON.
FsbEnarys So
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q Liberal CGIr,

~ Postmasiers, or other G"nttrmcn. act
ine a. igenis. By forwarding a currr't Tween
~ D"llar nat, Tree ~ posta.r,l wtii lie Inr
MS 81 tor on" var with Ten C"rIvs If II, 1,
ADDER %''nIy M'ssr"g =. ard Ten Copies ~
the ~ / Gr"weF and Farmers Nanu-l. td,t, d
by Ward t'tpHey aud Brtaeg-. ,ae enttr, u,
lng SIh uliUusts "i Bur inat"n, \. a 80 a
Premium topy Of 4 rNaoder large and sp'en
did quart" c,!t'on oi The Holy Bt'ie. with 400
rGypha PsalU,s. CONGO, dane. Irdex. &c. c, ~,
pIrIe- heau'Guiy bound AID litrrsd, an
p'In''d on ii"e witt" paper cot,atut3 Up
wares Of eleven hundred psre- arrr,n, arlrd
with q" appropriate engraved F,onttsp,rcr
and a Paniy Record .sr Blhhs, Marriages. and
Deaths. ! krrarI B,ok.s ore pti,e II tie Ri
SIe, Flflreu DuIlIsU
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CHARLES ALEXANDER,

Aihenian Buildings Fapkl,n Place,
Philadelphia
~" Editorial brethren who tavcr u. with o.
many Insertions uf this Advertisement as viii
amount To fifteen dollars, will BE iufn,sbrd wih
u Premium CopT Of the Holy Bible, complete.
and handsomely bound, as paymcn,, and slsu
regular exchange Witi, the Messenger.
RtGlshss for safe al Ria U@v.
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- ANOTHER. IA

It. f"t Forty dollars IL cnrrcrt BARN bis
sent /" tie publisher FREE 81 rot. &c, Re w,lt
forward F"rty copies sc Al x,nd.ts ne,tty
Nessenge', k,r """ year, ami Will as furrwh
the Agent pr"cnti' The same. the Premium
copy "i the Ii"ly Brb!c. complete, sta.td
m,
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"ANOTIIER tll-n

III For Ten D,.Ilar current bat, cent free
OF p''.,age, the publisher viii FURNISH h,e 20
pies Of III" Messenger aud five c"p3cs ii the
Silk Grower ard Farmers \ ampai. and IRE
mum copy al ihe Popular Maeaznc. ~ One
thousand Nights EntertanmenIs, 10 fi,e w
um 3. each containing 432 psg's aud cmbrI
IIshed with spirited VOID rtgfavrnes, hand
samely bourd.
q TIE SILK GROWER AND FARMER's
MANUAL rs p'iblished monthly BY c trxan,
der, at one dollar per anhum. aud aff ids all
necessary illumination for the Cuiimrr oil the
Six Worm, and the Growing ofihe Motus aiul.
tieau'Is-u IS the only pcrrodIcal exclusively
devoted to THIS sul;ocl watch is printed IN .his
country.
" At the expiration Of the term Subscribed
Tor, and paid by clubs, Tie paper is inrn iabIy
disconiinued unless the arvancc mnney ~ Gat-
wardfd previous TO that time aud the snbsrrtp.
't"n Tenrwed. 81 letters must b post paid, or
they wal not be taken out "f the Poet Uifice-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-02-01

IOST, a black leather Trunk, with a
IL boot top, about three feet long and
about quarter worn, recently BACKED so
as to appear quite new, trimmed with brass
nails in the usual manner. The frame or
box is of wood, The trunk was closed by
common trunk lock and two leather
straps which passed entirely round the out
side and through inches or mortlccs in two
wooden Stats on the bottom Of the trunk
There were handles on the ends Of leather
made round, and under each handle card
with the address Miss Z. F. Forsyth"
written upon hem.
The above Trunk was said to hive been
put on board the Steam Boat Burlington,
al this place. in August last. and has not
since been found. Whoever will give IN.
formai ion of the same. SO that It may be
recovered with the contents, shall receive
the above reward from the Champlaln
Transportation Company.
P. DOOL1TTLE Agent.
BURLINGTON, Jan. 80, 1899.
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New YoRK, April, 1883.

NEW L oNh' hp'l's 1000
Dr. Moffat-Slr: Since your Life Medi
cines have been introduced in this neigh
DO hood they have done wonders. ] will
merely state n few cases. The wife of
my nelghbor. Mr. Cornelius S Roe, who
was supposed to be in decline for the last
Two years, nfier taking two bottles Of the
PhBnlX Billers and one box Of the Life
Pills, says she had her health entlrelyue.
stored.
Mr. Milo B. Root, my next door neigh.
Dor. who was laid up with infamma,ory
rheumatism, by taking two bottles of the
Bltters and one 25 cent box of The Pills,
told me he was as well as he ever was, and
afflicted, that as soon as he would take the
Pills and Buffers, just SO soon he would be
a well man.
Also, Mrs Hordu, wife of John Hordu,
was two years since taken sick, and often
had fits. and lost the use of one of her arms
In SIX weeks after taking your pills and
Btters, she has so far recovered that she
has been on visit to one of her neighbors.
As for myself | have been in bad health
for 81 years, and though am no, now in
perfect health, sill am in better than
have been Tor ten years past, which | be.
lleve TO be the consequence of taking your
Pills and Buffers. The above ia a true
statement of few Of the many cases
which have come under my obsrvat ION
You are at liberty TO publish this letter
and reference can be had to me as Post.
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DIX T. D..

In this village on The 3lst JAM, Miss EMILY
mann, daughter Of William Mann, aged 9 years,
In SheIburn, W., on The 20lh ult., Mr.. JOSEPH
TrPPER, aged 81 years.
STEPHEN VAN RENSSELAER,, the PATRON Of
ALBANY died al his res idence in this city, Salur
day afternoon, in The 75h year Of his age. Res
pected for his services in the battle field and The
council chamber Of The nation eminent for the
virtues which adorned his public and private life !;
beloved for The benevolence which made many par
takers Of The wealth bestowed upon him we
mourn at once the enlightened patriot, the good
man. After long career Of honor and of useful
ness, he sank calmly and cooen,edly to his final
repose. Fortunate in his life, fortunate 10 his
DEATH he has left the one 10 be initiated, the other
TO be regretted by all who knew his character and
eeplore his loss. May He, whose chosen ins,ru
menl he so often was, TO bind up The broken heart
md cheer The habiIation Of poverty and wo, extend
his gracious consultations TO the hearts which have
been made to bleed, and The home which has been
rendered desolale bv The decease of this venerable
patriarch. Daily ADJ.
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were bound to do, whereby the said Day
has sustained great injury, and claiming IN
damages the sum Of twelve hundred dol
lars; which action or suit was entered on
the docket Of said Court at said March
Term, andthe Plaintiff appeared by Charles
Adams his attorney, and The said defendant
being absent from this State at the time of
the service of said writ. the said cause was
by order Of said continued to the August
Term thereof 1898, at which Term the
plaintiff again appeared by his said attorney,
and it not being made to appear to the
said Court, that the court defendant has
had persona! notice of the snid service and
tendency of this suit the same was again
bv order Of said Court. continued to the
March term thereof, A. D. 1880 And the
said Court, also, ordered that further notice
be gwen of The tendency Of this suit, by
publishing the substance Of the plaintiffs
declaration in the Burlington Free Press"
a newspaper printed IN said Burlington,
three weeks successfully. the last of which
to be thirty days before the sitting of SAID
Court, which shall be deemed sufficient
notice to the said defendant to appear and
answer to said suit.
Dated at Burlington, aforesaid, this Gath
day of January. A. D. 1889.
VIM. NOBLE, Cleric
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DR.. RELIES
BOTANICAL DROPS

) one OF The most clfcacious compounds in
Il the .Maleria .Medica, for the cure of that
class of inveterate diseases produced by an
impure state oflhe blood, and vitiated habit
of the body, aid usually exhibiting themselves
in the forms of Scrofilia. Sell Rhe,lm, Leprosv,
ST. .4nhony's Fire, Fere' Sores, (even when
the bones are affected,) Whiie Seedlings, (if
apr lied with DR.. Jcbb's Liniment,) foul and
obstinate Ulcers. Sore Legs and Eyes. Sraldh.ad
IN children, Scurry and Scorbuiic Gout, PM
pied or Carbunclfd Faces. fostering Eruptions,
and Penereal Tainls throughout he bodv, in
which last case the Drops often cure when
Mercury fails. Thay are also the best Sprinp
and .4utumnaI Phssc 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.
IDENTITY relies upon the vast number Of sur.
prising cures effected by these Drops, not onlv
in Boston and its vicinity, but throughout the
union. for The best proof of their excellence as
an unfailing Alternative Medicine, in all tho ca.
ses above specified.
This article has recently been pronounced
by physician Of The first responsibility, who
had witnessed its surprising efficacy. as en-.
titled. in his opinion TO take the lead Of all
the popular articles known for the above COM
plants, and indeed it is fast gaining this point
in public estimation, throughout the country.
Price Bottle, or six Bottles for A.
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LATE ARRIVAL.

NN7E are indebted to Messrs. Comstock
w e. Co. Of Whitehall, for their atten
ton in forwa ding by land our box Of goods.
also to Messrs. Follett 81 Bradeys for the
prompt notice Of its arrival, and we hope
to make our friends and customers feel in
dcbted to us for some Of its CONTENTS
Among other things in the box. we find a
splendid Gold detached patent Lever 10
holes jeweled, Ruby Pallettes, with a
beautiful gold and enameIled cap. Two
beautiful Gold Lepine Watches one large
heavy doubled cased silver Lever. We
have now four excellent gold cased Levers,
and nice Gold Lepines. and several first
rate silver Levers and Lepines, all war
ranted to perform well. Also, we find a
lot Of narrow Wha'ebone for Dresses, /
gross English Clarlonette Reeds, | doz,
Beed Bags, lined with kid, 2 doz. Shoe
Brushes, packs fine Diamond Pms, black
dressing Pins. etc. etc. &c. .Ne,r Goods
cons' antly receiving at the Variety Shop,
Jan. 25. PANGBoRN e. BRINsMAID.
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Groceries s. Provisions.

TEIE subcrlbers have on hand heavy
l. stock of Teas, Sugars, Spices, Fruit,
Coffee Goldfish, Moasses, Confectionery,
SC &C., and we will give our customers
some better bargains than hey have been
in The habit OF making If they will call be.
fore our stock is sold.
We have good Hyson SKIN Tea, for 25
cts. per III and other things as cheap.
PROFESSIONS, such as Pork, Flour,
Butter, Cheese, Lard Salmon, .Wackerei,
SC. &C.. and small quantity of cheap
Pepper s, Spice from to cts. per ID.
Persons wishing to lay in their stock
will do well to call soon.
Jan. 10. LATHIoP & POrwIN.
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SERIOUS CoNFLAGRATIoN. On Thurs
day morning q fire broke out in the Iron
Foundry of Haskell & Turner, Haverlll
st., Boston, which spread with wonderful
rapidly; aud before it could be subdued,
destroyed larger number OF buildings
than any fire in that city for series of
years. The night was much the coolest Of
the season, many Of the buildings in the
vicinity were Of wood. the wind was IN
commonly high, and at one time the flames
threatened destruction to hundreds OF
houses. The whole number Of houses.
shops and her buildings destroyed is about
40, situated on Haverh'lI, Market, Beverly,
Cooper. Charles,own and Endicott streets
The aggregate loss is said to be between
$50 900 and Is 900. The Catholic church
was in imminent danger for some time.
1t was on fire repeatedly in various places,
but BY the well directed efforts Of those
inside, aud the tearing down Of sheds
around it, the fire was checked, and the
building not materially damaged.
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STOP THIEF +!

GTOLEN from the subscribers door. on
- the evenin: OF e2d inst, new Butfal 10
Robe, which may possibly be offered for
sale. Two dollars reward will be paid for
the return Of the skin, and two more for
the detection Of the thief.
Jan. %, 1889. VIM. ]. SEYMOUR.
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DIR. Relies
ANTI-EILLIoUS PILLS.

For indigestion, Loss Of appetite, Listsessness,
Headache, Cosiireness, Eatuisnce, Cholic,
Bilious affections, &c.
NO comment on the efficacy of these Pills.
Il after successful experience of MANY
years in England and America has estsblish-
ed their reputation, is needless Suffice il 10
observe, that for redundancy Of Bile, FIa,u.
lence. Costveness, Headache, &c. &c, thew
will undoubtedly prove far moro serviceabia
than those drastic puTges too frequently en-
poyed, and will not only at the same time
tend 10 remove the offending cause by gen.
tie motions. and strengthen the digestive
organs, but improve the appetite and rsnovats
the system. Price so cents.
DIR. RELIES VEGETABLE SPE.
CIFIC,
For Sick Headache, &c. Price so cents. XII
None genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper by the sole proprietor, T..
KlDDER, immediate successor 10 Tho late DR..
w. y. CONWAY. For sale at his Counting
Room, over No. 90, Court.sireet, near Con.
cert Hall, Boston, and also by his special ap.
ointment, by J. & J. H. PECK & Co.
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SuMMIM HILL, Jan. lB, 1893.

Dr. Moffat-Dcar Sir: have great pleasure
In addressing you, having been troubled for
some time back with the rheumatism, and
could find nothing to give mo any relief, until
! had commenced taking your Vegetable Life
Pills and Ph1nx Btters. In taking the first
bottle and one box of pills I found tho most
excruilaling pain that had long been trou>
bled with. entirely disappeared. Such being
the case, il is with gratitude offer these sem
tments, feeling confident that am indebted
to you more than words can express. for your
valuable medicine and the speedy cure received
from it's good effects. Yours, &c.
GEO. BROFTS.
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Bounty ON WHEAT.-Thc sum Of
seventy.seven thousand, nine hundred and
ninety-eight dollars, eighty nine cents, was
paid last year by the Treasurer Of the
State Of Maine. for bounlies on the raising
of Wheat. 1t is estimated that $4,000
will be paid this wear.
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the purchasers at such period IN The spring
as is convenient to them, and will enter
into contracts accordingly. Prices and
terms for the Trees and Cuttings will be
forwarded to all who may apply for them
by mail, as well as prices of Silk Worms
Eggs. Mulberry Seeds &c. The Multi,
cauls Trees are remarkably vigorous, and
as we first imported the Genuine tree,
purchasers are sure of obtaining the true
k nd. 1t is from this cause and from the
great a,tenti n paid by them, that he trees
they have sold have given universal salts.
faction.
N. b. Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Plant
and Seeds can be supplied to any extent.
Flushing, near.Ne,c York Jan. |, 1889,
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Nj A Il Il / T. ID

In Georgia, on Monday the l4lh ult., by Rev. F..
Winslow, Mr.. Edmund Goodrich to Miss Susan
Merritt, all Of The former place,
IN Essex, on The 9Th u,.. by Mr.. ]. futile,
Mr.. GEORGE POWELL, of Burlington, 10 Miss
LAURA L. ATHERToN, of Casllelon.
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Burlington, Jan. 80, 1889
DAN DAY.
II. w. CATLIN &
Ii. p. IiICKoK.
Us.
SAMUEL RIDLEY &
JAMES WEIToN.
Chittenden County
Court, August
Term, 1888,


FHNHE above named plaintiffs having
Il entered their action on the docket OF
this court, at the March Term thereof,
counting against the defendants in plea
ofucspass on the case, for that defendants
on the Cd day of Nov. 1886 took on board
their boat to transport from Burlington to
Troy, ninety five ,'erces of oil meal, one
frKn o. butter, one box of merchandise.
and ten barrels of apples, the property of
plaintiffs, and alledgng defendants lost
said articles and never delivered The same
according to their acknowledgement the
writ having been personally served on the
defendant Ridley aud no personal notice
having been given defendent Wnl,on, it is
ordered by the court here that the plaintiffs
give nuice OF the tendency Of this suit to
defendant Wellon by publishing the sub
stance of their declaration in the Burl'n.
ton Free Press three weeks successfully
the last of which shall be thirty days before
the sitting Of said court. which shall be
sntficcn, notice for said We,on to answer
to and defend said suit. Burlington, Jan.
30, 1889. WIN. NOBLE Cierk.