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Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-26

A. ourt ef Probase holden at Lischfed, in and for
 hhe District cf Litchfeh on tke l9k day cf ecbsr,
 ef PrOtets for said dissricf, being dead Present,
 or hhe odioiaing district ef Plymoaik, sso may by TTPON the petition of Charles s. Bucl, of O Litchfield, in the county of Litchfield, showing to this court, that he is guardian of Isaac F. Hart, Luther B. Hart, Timothy Hart and Mary ). Hart, of Litchfield, and Lamira ". Hart, of Torrington, in said district of Litchfeld, minors; that said minors are the owners of real estate situated in said Litch- field, 1t being an undivided interest in the land set out and assigned to Martha Hart late of Iitchield, deceased, the widow of Isaac Hart. late of said Litchfield. dec'd.a as dover in the estate of said Isaac, viz: one piece of land bounded northerly on highway, easterly partly on highway and partly oii Samuel Merwin's land, southerly on Martha 6. .Hart's land and Isaac P. Hart's land, and westerly on Mary J. Hart's land and highway, con- taining about Eve acres also, one piece of land lying north of the highway, containing three acres, bounded northerly on Hull Chuf- chill's land, easterIy by John Marks land, southeriy and westerly by highway also, one other. piece of land lying west of the highway, containing one acre and three-
 
 land, easterly on highway. soatherly on Eli. akim Curtis land, and westerly on said Cur. tis' land and said Tharp's land, with the barn. &c. thereon-valued at abodr one hundred dollars; that said land is unproddctive, md that it is for the interest of said minors that said land should be sold and the avails theFe- of placed at interest or expended in the nur. lure, education, or advancement Of said nhi- nors. and praying for liberty to sell said pro- perty for the purpose aforesaid, us per psti- tion on file: Hisorderef 1y this coA,1, that said guardian give notice of said application, by causing this order to be published in ia newspaper printed in Litchfield, in the county of Lifch- field. three weeks successively, At least six weeks before the hearing; and that said pe- tition will be heard at the probate office in said Litchficid, on the 2lst day of Februlry next, at 10 o'clock A. M. 9{sss H '@a Certified from Record. sea C0 q. c. WcODRurF. Clerk:
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-26
WILLIAM CLARE,

wIEEIANI CLARK, X XXTOULD give notice to his customers and w the public that he has lately engaged first nate workmen in BgOclcea1eS ESt&9sg -and such as wish to have their sarqa s'-t
 Horses and Oxen SlAOd
 in anexpeditious and suitable manner, will do we'll to call at his shop in East street. All kinds of iron work done to order, with neat ness, accuracy, durability and despatch.
 u-He would also inform the public that he continues to carry on the rf5 sss 2,
 VVeNggOse sER6gk6aeg BsEsSseeSs, as usual-and Is prepared to manufacture and furnish, at reasonable prices, Wagons, Carriages, Sleighs, Cutters, &c. in durable and elegant manner. All orders will receive prompt attention, & be punctually performed.
 LiicAfeld Dec. 5. 27
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-26


 Ala Court of Probate holden as Litck6eld, i,.
 and Jor the nistrict of LiichfeN, on ihe llth
 day Qf Deer, 1889: Phinehas Miner, Esq.
 late Judge cf the Co3rt of Probate for saisd
 distric,, being dead-present, Holbrook Curtis.
 Esq, Judge e the Court cf Probate Jor Ae
 adjoining district of Watersoann, rko nsay by
 lGac dct, holding the same:
 HERTAIN estate having been assigned by ~ JOSEPH w. MAsoN, of Litchfield, to John A. Oviatt, of Litchfield, in trust for the ben eft of all the creditors of said Mason-this court doth appoint the 3lst day of December, 1859. nt 10 o'clock A. N. at the probate office in Litchfield. for the appointment of Con- missioners to receive, examine, and adjust the claims of all who were creditors of said Mason at the time of said assignment; and said trustee is directed to give notice of this order by advertising the same in a riewspa. per published in Litchfield, and by posting the same on the public signpost in said Litch- field nearest the place of residence of said assignor. thar all persons interested may ap- pear, if they see cause, md be heardst stouch- ing said appointment. Certified from record.
 20 G. c. WOODRUFF, Clerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-26
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE. <
 T1he Judge of the Court of Probate for the -A- District of Harwinton has limited and al- lowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors of tho estate of LEVI ScovELL, late of Harwinten. in said district, deceased, represented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto and has appointed Tho- mas Perkins, Uri Taylor, and Tfumbull Ives, commissioners to receive and examine said claims. Certified by
 ae JOSHUA WILLIAMS, Clerk. The subscribers give notice. that they shall meet at the late dwelling ho,iselof said de- ceased. in said Harwinton. on the 5th day of February. and on the list day of June, l64O. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, on each ofsaid days, for the purpose of attending on the bu- siness of said appointment.
 g THoMAs PERKINS, fc.:.< aE aa~a URI TKHTORy . .-s4 TRuMBULL IvEs. s'O"e's. e''
 All persons indebted to said estate are re. quested to make immediate payment to ]. f DEMAs Coz, AdnsjnisfrGtor.
 Har,sinton. Nor. 3O. 1889. 2e Ala Court ef Probate aolaev as Kenf, ,citlIin and
 JOr fhe DisfTics q KeRG, oss tAg- 7tk dav' of
 December, A. D. lo30f -sg@r
 Present, Nofhassief P. Pevry, Judge. THIS court doth order and direct tlie frus. n tees of the estate of the Kent Furnace Company. . legally incorporated company established and transacting business at said Kent. by the name of fke Kenf Fss1,dce Com Pany, which estate was assigned for the ben. eft of all the creditors of said Company. to give notice to all persons interested in said estate to appear, if they see cause, before the C0art of Probate to be holden ag the probate office in said district, on the first Monday of January, 164O, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, . to be heard relative to the appointment of Commissioners on said estate by posting this order on public sigDpost in said town Of Kent, and by advertising the same iii a news paper published in Litch6eld. tee
 Certified from Record. 9e NATR'L P. PEHHY, Judge. H
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-26

r Of bright blus eyes and auburn hairf' s
 Then thank yaur stars that yan escaped with yoat neck, and make the Walkin ting with heasiy isngh. h Aghssnsl the weight on oae's heart amazingly.
 Take osr advice sn IsiJ eire ireuns,aness s.. { laugh dull care awayv Don't bo in | hssry to get ont If the wosld- very good world, ecasidetihg ibs cresta.ss whS inhabit i,. and ii is just sbouf as isli ot ian as tt well eau be-. Yor never saw asan cut his throat wish broad grin on his saee i.'s grand rressn''vs of ssieide.-- Thepe's philosophy. and religion too, in langliiog-itsh shnws . clear conseiesee and
 s;ncsrr erati.ods for the good things oflifs.. .nd. eleys,es US above the brute creation. So here goes fDr f6n-and ws'tl put in for car share while tKe bsKis rolling. --Star
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-26
Geese Fenfhe9s.

TNHE subscribers have made arrangements A to keep constantly on hand a superior article of Geese Feathers-and will nt all times furnish any quantity. from 20 to 1000 pounds, at as low prices as they can be obtained of equal quality in the state. '.
 S.G L. 1HURLBUT.
 - Winchester, Feb. IA. ls30. s,1tal} W iln:s7
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-26

fe TTNHE Stock of Goods lately as-
 uS 1 signed by N. H. North & Go. are now offered for sale at the store lately occupied by them, where may be found a general assortment of GOODS of all kinds, which will be disposed of at very low prices. a. ! -.s+- @ A.. D. BENEDICT, Agent.
 Lumber, Butter, and most kinds of Pro- duce taken in exchange. a Ms vH
 A large quantity of Socks, Wholesale and Retail, at appraisal prices. s & HA
 I.itchfeld Dec 10, 1889. s26
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-26
PURE AND FULL BLOOD BERKSNTRE PIGS.

A FEW paIIs only Ior sale by .4
 ~ GURDON FTLLEY.
 Persons wishing 10 subscribe for the CUL. T1vAToR. that valuable agricultural papcr,arc requested to leave their names with Gen. Ere derrick Buel, or, Gurdon Filley, by the 25th inst. 2S sk LifchfelA Doc. I2.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-26

DIEAcHRp and brown Sheetines and Shirt ID ings. Bed Ticks. Canton Fiannela-a good stOck-foR sale by
 Dec. 5. ISAAC LAWRENCE. A sMAI1. cargo of ROCK SALT for sale "A Dec. 5. l. LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-26
NOVICE.

sa a4- NOTICE. .s....
 A IL persona indebted te the firm Of N. H.. 1A NoRrH & Co. aOin aOso see fke necessity of sa1king inns5iGte psys,ent Ditkott fsrtAer so- tice. MN N Fl. NORTH & co. Lisc1ssA, Dc. l2. 1889. 'ae
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-26
BR RO.aDCLOTMS

yETHITE and col'd Horse Blankets, Whit w ney Blankets, white and colored Flan- neis, &c. &c. for sale.
 October 3l. ISAAC LAWRENCE.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-09

ED n virtue OF q Deed OF Trust execu.
LED ted4o me as trustee for Hiram G..
ipnnels, by christopher B. Arls.en, and
Charles L. M'Gehee, on the 22d day Of
May 1888, and regularly recorded in the
Probate ct.ce Of Holmes county, Missis-
siprl, ID Look G. pages 81 and 60, I will
on Teusday The 5ih day Of March 1889,
atthe court house 10 the town Of Lexington,
expose tolpatlic saleto the highest bidder,
forcash, Abe following described lands, 10
wit lots numbered II, Is, %, and "a,
section 20; also lots numbered 10, 30, 2l,
,22, %, M,and 26, seciion25, in township
yl5, range ore east, also lots numbered
|l2, 10, IA, and i5, ii section 80, tawn-
Iship IS, Il range 2 east, being the lands
lconveyedi 10 me as trustee, as aforesaid, BY
Esaid Deed of Trust, wiilcovey' such titlt
70 the purchaser o. purchasers Of th'
same, as Is vested in me by said Deed a
Of Trust.
JESSE S. ROSS, Trustee.
.Jnnt,arv 4 Sc
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-09
TMH UNION
Printed and published every
E SATURDAY MORNING
By
w. III. HINES
,rnRMs 90 SfIRsCRIPTION.

isN.N > OEs DOo1OAtAi AOAvslr =
\ one year.In advance, $500
4 80 ,aonths ;o-ndvance. 300
three months, in advance, w
\ one year, at the end Of the year, 6,OJ
4 six months At the end Of the lime, 4,0u
three months, at do. do. 5,uU
No deduction whatever will emade from the
bve pliccs. Those who pay within one month
" tie time &c subscribing VIII % considered
having paid IN dyaucc, but IN every instance
kere pr,y,neni is not miiaeiin that tire, the
q stated above viii be doinandcd. Weare
4 explicit because we wish 10 avoid trouble
4 DISPUTE in liberalization Of orf Subscription
New. We beglhat an who subsc.ibe for thu
io1. wiz note the terms OF Subscriptions u
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
atsyssss repts will be inserted at the rate Of 81 o.
su,nre for tile first scftpn ana 30 ~shts ior
q thereafter lines or less. constituting
Re. The number Of insertions required. Jnusl y
ii on the margin Of the manuscript. or they Wy ~
nserted till forbid aud charged Faecordine'y ~
senlents from distance must be acconipaniee
The CASH or good reference IN town. AAhouhc
nndidutes for office will he 80 tncI,
RN YEARLY ADVERTISING e.o
For forty lines or less renewable at pleasure @bu
Sntr.ct taken for less than one year--ana paya
hlf yeariyIn advance. ,..4..,..
innnediate business; and all advertisements 20
snoif III other persons, sent in by them, must b
far4fy The square. Y
PROFESSIONAL ADVERTISEMENTS
II 10 lines or less, not alterable, . mohtls W
10 do do do q months, q
10 do do do IL months, &
E5rAs the above rates are the same as THOSE estab
Eed in Natchez, vcksburg Grand Gulf ssancilnstel
h elsewhere Ia this state. no deduction VIII b
Ne from them in any case Whatever. In,
fgsALL JOB WORK MUST BE PAID FOR ON
eLiVERY. M
y Letters on business mus b, rostpsid, or they
II not be taken from the Pos alice.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-09
\ JLSscE ,. KCoS, 4 TustVt
January 5 S--tf.
n OllC

| 80 49,
A GREFABLY to an offer OF ihe Hon. the
Ia Probote scaart Of Holmes county, in the
state of Mississippi, obtaincdat the January tern,
llSS9, theseof TIE undersigned Exenutfixoi the
last will and testament OF james Bullock, deed,
| will on Saturday, the I'D OF February next, on
| The premises. proceed to sell at action, 10 the
highest bidder,on acredil OF twelve nooths:--the
least hall Of the south west qnarier OF section
Itweniy - township IA. of range ore east, 81
Ianis in the Choctaw district, the property Of SAID
testa.or,as IS evidenced by patent from the
| Upited States Government, dated 10th April
1927, certificate No 1906. Thepuchaser giving
note with approved security; January lOth, 1893.
ELIZABETH BuLhOt X, Exeoutfix
Oftbe last willard testament OF James III, lock,
deceased.
N. b. The No. Of the section in the above
described land y in part omitted, in consequence
sfits beng obscure in tne patent, butarpears "a
he No. "t,senty five"
Il. BuLIocK, Executrix.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-09
New Goods.
'EyHOMAS HAWKINS a. CO.

r. yuOM IAl b1h " LAAiNh1 ~ ~ :,
~ (succcssors &c Dean a. OliphantD
pveijnsi received, a parl of their lats'pus-
bases, fran the northern citiea, and are
y daily *, setal,on Of The residue which
hin nuke their stock Of gogdsyery desira.
be, comprising almost every article Of
tsrchsnIize for use or ornament. They
py have on hand a large stock Of staple
<o1s, viz
5aors AND Doors, SHnErTScs;
Z Of every kind; MERlN les AND =
EArs AND Cars, CALIcoEs;
1.owrLL suIRrINGa, HARD WARE
AMI AND
|SurroLK DRrrLs, CuTLERy;
BI.AN ETS, QuEESs AND GLASS
AND WARE;
IIScEys: SrsAR. CoFFEE,
brown aud h!cacheJ G "A N p Z Els i
SHruTrSGs AND &c. &c,
We design seilislg exclusively for cash
4 nd cptton, after the lst,of January next,
Nv 50 doing we shall be enabled 70 Keep
sur-stock always full aud complete; and
B redirc -sosr prices from 80 TO % pc,
lent. for god money; We invite Az e
pnia and examine orsthemselyes. Bran.
onaid ii,lIey Springs money will be
ken at present,
rehnla, Der. ~. tf--se'
q -.s<x $685.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-09
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE

AE5WINESI OIt'o oALE.
"A G3EEAELY to- OH korder ef the
lsa farshute court Of 1Eyimcs cosaliy,
iia.le ut ii,a- ] all.la RI. iprn 1856. i0f tbs
sslc oi the real estate Of SoicniaIsspraWis,
deed, we Will sell at his late residence,
on Monday, tie eth Of February next, 10
lie highest bidder, ona credit Of twelve
months The following land, 70 wits-thc
nofih-wesl quarter ofsection Twelve, soNn-
ship fourteen, range 4 cast. A note With
two eeoi SECURITIES viii be required.
RICHARD SpisaAWLS, Admr:
NANCY SplsAWLS, Adm'x.
In - M G.-r-+.C;V
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-09

NO ITICE.

No " c II.
IA N election fer prgadier General 70.
IA the Cd Brigade, 3D. Division Of Mis-.
sissippi Militi., viii be held al the several
Iprcemcts. Election nf Holmes county on
the 18th of February next. iiy order Of
HE CeL Com.
e. w. SAUNDERS, Adj Maj.
Lao % - - A u ~ I'M q g ss III
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-09
@ III ln lB lY

I. kaH fksEt AskT kINSE'EfU'TEeN.
Holmes county, l6 miles northeast Of Leg
ington, and IL Teast Of Black Hark.
VA NILS excellent institution is now open
IL for tue reception Of pupils. The
n,aies viii BE- tapghtin temporary build
ing for short time, untlt the contemplated
plan Of the trustees We perfected; whena
large ava commadio,ls house will be
erected for tho purpose, similar o that
already erected for the female department,
now ready loriheir receptions.
The retired situation II this institution,
and the extensive woodland ~ Which il is
surrounded, give II great advantages IL i
place OF learning. Added 10 this, its 4
healthy location, aid abundance Of good
spring wafer, t9gelher with IFS laws 81 cor
|poraliuu, prohiaIins the sale oispiiituolisl
liquors u all kiHds, aud lis mofal and 70.
|iig,sus society, all unite to mike tia place
worthy the attention Of IN enlightened
rublic, and tosgiye il great and peculiar
facilities. as il regards The guardianship Of
the morals OF our youth, or llleir improve
ment in literature.
Tie trustees take pleasure IL announc-
ingr thu. they have secured the services
Of The Rev. Dir. E'razee and lady, us prin-
cipals. birs. Frazeeto take .iiarge ui'the
Female departmental Immediately; and Mr..
Frizee 70 commence lis Separations On the
tIourih q March next.
The discipline Of HE insiiinfion will be
mild but firm ard anyieldise, and will
extend itsslf imparnally TO every pupil
during The whole time Of ptpdage. Ihe
Bible 10 the supreme law oislle Institution,
hence il will rarely ever be recessals for
government and correction, to resort to
any other lhan moral n.cails as good adj
vice, solemn and affecting udmonilions,
&c. dc.
TIE TERMS
Ofmi;ionwil BE-, for 81 class per SEES
sion, for Orihcsraphy, reading
and writipg, Sl2 90
The second class will be taught
the Elements of English Gran-
mar, Reading, parlys Ge>
ography, Mental Arithmetic,
&c. per 81 sion, Is 90
First class, comprised Of those
/. studying ihe elements of tie
Latin, Greek, and French
Languages. aad the aci,demic~
course in the scitnses, Ace,
preparatory 20 ei.,csiirs on
collegialc course, per session
rs months making SESSION. % 90
ssssiou, 80 co
Vocal music taught gratis.
Various ornamental branches taught,
hut will be charged for extra.
Boarding can be bad at $40 per month,
or $50 per session, payable IA aJsalce. 4
Those wishing further infoImallon cen.
corning the Emery aInslilutioli,er dtsirses
| of entering themselves in eiticr departs
meut, are reiered 10 The Rev N, Ford,
Esev. y. /. Jones, or 10 the miaclcsoi The
Annual Canfenrssre of Miss. unscr whose
|paa.ana We the.iAsiiiliiioa now i, sor u the
following gentlemen, rs Trustees;
Rev. .IUpcE SHATrreK,
!" y q. JeGEs, s II.
g j. w. HANTIN, ID.
g w. M'AIlsTIS,
g JAS. AfPLE@iiiIr,
6 G. C. GARNIR,
| Messrs. SrErMrN .1dHasra,
6 Si,IpN | LAM,
!" J.I.. CsGo,
n. NnirE.
q a. B. ssARKis,<
IL. iIxSAiseT
" WMsiiAnfTN,
4 - S. ID ALEXANDER.
jan 10 1Q4----.nl
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-09
y. M. CAEEgeeZO.
AiIOLl8EY Ar LAW

AIIOlAEY ar Law
LEXINGTON. Miss.
FT AS permanently settled in LexlDg.
E Ia ton, and will attend the courss u
the second judicial Circuit, and the sew
eral courts al Jackson.
Ollies for The present ia the brick buil'
ding opposite the Office .! tie Lexington
UAion
November is, L.. IF.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-09
HOUSE AMI LOT FOR SALE,

HOUSE AMI LOT FOX SALE,
In LEXINGTON.
PV7yIIE subscriber oilers to sell house
IL aud lot iayorabIy situated IN the
the town Of Lexington. There is a good
stable the lot, and sufficient lu..siyr 70
build coniortahie dwelling Terms vii
Be made k4ewIl by call.ng % joseph u
Fitzpatrick, Attorney atlaw, who will show
the promises.
nsc ON Qnt---Ife
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-09

He has asoemployel an experienced
WATIsI II IA AK Ell,
where watches and jewtary can ta re-
|pairsd with care and dispatch. Also,
NaI SIC EstsN is, s. g.,
tcan lie required 1T tue shortest y. i'ce.
This Bakery Is in tho trick house en-
the northeast cofGer Of the square, oppo-
fs.te file office oi the . Lexington U,;ion.n
Jan 10 lG--if
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-09
La n nUilt,ks

F-Z7 q UT ~ - = II n fzD1'r :" = p =
Auepst 9. q. .tf:
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-09

OcronEa 10, 1873.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-09

Lexington. jim l2 9--4S
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-12-13
Miron Holabird's Estate.

yME the Subscribers, having been ap-
w pointed by The Honorable the Pro-
bate Court for tho District Of Chit,enden,
commissioners to receive, examine and ad-
Just The claims aud demands Of all persons
against the estate Of MiroD Holabrd late
of She Iburne in said District, deceased.
represented insolvent. and also ali claims
and demands exhibited IN offset thereto :.
and six months from he day of'he date
hereof, being allowed by sud Court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice, that we vii! attend to the business
of orr appointment. at the dwelling Of o.
car f. Holabrd IN She Iburne IN said dis.
trict, on the 2ist days of January and Nav
next, at 10 O'clock, a. Nj. on each Of sal
DAYS,
Dated, this 2lS' dav Of November A. d.
1889 JOHN TABOR,
II. s. MORSE. C'"' U.s.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-12-13
STATE OF TERMONT. }

CHITTENDEN COUNTY IS.
The Honorable the ProJqte Court ac,thin
and for The District Of ChiAenden. To
The creditors and others concerned in the
estate Of Ell Thayer,tat Of Shelburne,
in said District. deceased.
WHEREAS Lyman Hall, Executor of
w the last will and testament of said
deceased, hath made application to this
Court, to extend the lime limited for
making payment of he debts and legacIes
OF said deceased. twelve months from the
eleventh day Of December next and 1he
third Wednesday Of December next. being
assigned Tor hearing N the premises, at
the Office Of he Register of tins Court,
and 1t having been ordered that notice
thereof be gwen. by publishing this decree
three weeks successfully in the Free
Press,a newspaper printed at Burlington,
before The time fixed for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified, to
appear before SAID Court, at the time and
place aforesaid. hen and here. to make
objection if any you have. to The said time
of payment being further eXlendd as afore'
SAID.
Given under my hand al Burlington this
5lii day OF Novembct A. D 1889.
WIN. WESTON Register
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-12-13

vTNHE subscriber would respectfully inform
L the inhabitants Of Burlington that by the
earnest solicitation of a number OF gentlemen
residing in and adjacent to said town, he has
been constrained to establish a
SASH FACTORY,
at Colchester Falls, Gone mile from the Court
House. in Burlington,) where he will be happy
TO supply all those who may wish to purchase
Windo,c Sash or Blinds. His long experience
in the above business warrants him in assuring
all those who may favor him with their patron
age, that they may depend upon first rate
article, as he is determined to employ none
but first rate workmcn and bis stock will, be
of the very best materials. Orders from ii
distance addressed to the subscriber at Bur
lington, VT. will be thankfully received and
promptly attended to. SIDNEY SMITH.
Colchester Falls. august 5. 1889.
N. BAH work warranted 10 DO good, oil
no sale. Any size or quantity Of Sash fur
njshed TO order. q
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-12-13
lHgEzzZ y |:!N|' TIC:
q HERMAN'S COUGH LOZENGES
A. A. OELAFIELD.

HERMAN'S COUGH LOZENGES
- do Worm do. Apollo
LozeDges, for singers. Camphor do for
Headache, Soda Lozel ges for Dyspeps ia
and Heartburn, Calhartc Lozenges -
Royal HepatIne and POOR MAN S
PLASTERS
We have abundant evidence Of the good
effects of Sherman's Cough and Worm
Lozenges. and his Poor Mars Plaster's
and from the established reputation OF
these, feel warranted III recommending the
others above named. They are prepared
by regular Physician, and we are fur
nlshed with Circulars in which is published
the active ingredients, in true proportions
which 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 other places. who inform us. that those
are excellent Medicines. We have the
Cough aud Worm Lozenges and the Plas.
lers for sale by the gross, dozen or single,
at the Variety Store.
PANGBoRN & BRI>sMAID.