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thing.
Ellen 7}ee-Jurs. Haller-Kate O'Brien. l,
is not a pleasure to US to be compelled to sit
through that mawkish piece Of sentimen.ality;
The Stranger. We rarely visit the Theatre, when
i, is the card. l. is Of those plays that should
have found its way from the stage, long since.
The appetite mus, be gross in the extreme, which
consents to be pleased with its frequent repetition.
The whole groundwork is revolving TO good taste
and delicate perception. A misanlhrope, soured
gainst the world and railing sganst its ,reachery
and heartlessness, because the wife Of his bosom
was seduced from her affections, by q pretended
friend and the frail pictured con,rite and
ensting sympathy for SORROWS brought on by
crimc---it is no. theme fit for the stage.
We visited the Theatre because Ellen Tree was
to play, and we were not averse to seeing her in
the round Of characters she personates. We have
| fel, anxious to place proper estimate upon her
| performances. We have desired to be wholly x.
empt from the in auence Of the glare which fame
has thrown around her, and we have had an equal
wish to ascribo all the praise believed she justly
mer ed. Our criticism has been fair and honest
whatever may have been its correc mess or incor.
rec,ness. Her lady like manner & the extreme neat,
mess g. elegance of her dress. & her knowledge OF
the author, all combine TO make Ellen Tree pleas
ing actress. She is always pleasing to us, except
when we think she mi Oh, make more Of u character
; than she has made Of it. She is never towering
| That GOODNESS, OF which we have complained
and the re serve and soft ness with which she i'm
buns her mpersonaiions prevent her rising to .ha
greatness that II once astonshes and overwhe' NJ 8
The neares. approach 10 this excellence, grandeu
we may call it, was in The part OF Julia, when sh,
warns Master Waller. that some how or other the
hated nup1ials muet be avoided, nd the finale q
the Stranger, when the feelings Of the mother ar.
entirely carried away at the sudden appearance.
Of her children, from whom she has been SO long
separated. We saw number Of dcwy eyes, anc
one large gentleman in particular, who sat in
box 10 the right Of the front entrance, and who
used blue kerchef, struck US as having fount
something peculiarly affecting.
The pleasant little comedy Of Perfection VA
played with Ellen Tree as Kate O'Brien. Sh,
played j, very so-so.ish. We have seen more M nd
Of the character by those who have no right 10 tho
pubiic's mini to rank within five degrees of her
and her "Zurich's Waers' was any Thing but cal
culaled to awaken the rsptuGes exhibited b,
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TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE.
,DDFK q JOB 5p5RIMpIWG

~ UU.N q j MB il E4IIA Az IN VI
In connection with this Office lisa
SPLENDID AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF TYPE
FOR TIE PRINTING OF
Pamphlets Blank Cheeks
Cataiosucs Bills Of Lading
Labels, Dray Receipts,
legal Notices Auction Bills,
Bill Forms, Show BaAs
Stoam Boat Bills | Circulars
Gs@&sEGs
Aud every description Sob Work that
may he required.
1.-THE proprietor respectfully calls the attention o.
the public the above Gard, and assures them that
all work ntrusted his shall be done ut the short
est notice, in style unsurpassed in this city, ans
at the lowest rates.
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RUSHTON g. ASPlNALL'S

COMPOUND TONIC MIXrURE.-A speedy
" and certain euro for the Fever and Aguc,
rcmittent and intermittent fevers; prepared from
the original recipe. Used with eminent and uni
versa success IN 1892, by.persons Of tho highest
responsibility in this city, stated in the annexed
certificates.
This medicine is highly recommended, and has
been extensively used in tho above diseases with
such distinguished succcss that the proprietor OF
the recipe has been induced to offer it to tho pub
| lie in its present form i'll the hope that it may 10
| the means Of rcllcyne many OF those who arc
suffering under the scourge OF our country. 1t is
a medicine possessing great vituc and when used
according to the directions has never failed OF
ctccting cure, oven in tho NOS: obstinate stage
of The disorder. |, is not at all disaGrcGable, and
persons of the weakest stomach, and children may
lake it with IMMUNITY. 1t strengthens the digestive
organs, creates an appetite, and seldom requires
more than one or in obstinate cases, two bottles
to effect cure. There is nchcr mercury nor
arsenic in the medicine, nor my thing injurious
to the human constitutions The proprieto:s are
80 we'll convinced of its efficacy, thrt they agree
to refund the price Of every bottle which has hoon
| taksn in accordanc, with the directions and has
not effected perfect Of the fever & aguc.
| A. OLIVER, sole agent for New Orleans, at
his Wholesale and retail drug and medicine store,
corner of Bcnvillc and Charlres streets.
For District Agencies apply ia
jos T. w. SMITH, 4S Cont st.
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T INSEED OII.-Copppras and Red Beans. in store
IL DORSEY,
ja3O IA New Levees
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" ONEY-1O ,ierces flesh Cuba llonuy, now land
IL ing from brig Boston from H. vanu, for sale by
JARVIS & ANDREWS
inn 80 Cor Common and Trhaptonlns sts
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Latest from Louisrils.-We are indebted to the po.
likeness Of the editor Of the Picayune for Louisville
dates of tn. 2st and Cine nnat dates Of the 10th,
ceived by the S. B Monarch which arrived here from,
Louisville yesterday. By the Monarch we lcnrn tina,
the weather above is exceedingly cold. and the river
recedng rapidly.
The ALB,oN.-This excellent miscellaneous pc.
riodical needs no recommendation from u.s. II
! has become standard among reprints and l,err.
res. We are requested to say, that any person
| wishing TO subscribe for the Albion will please d
rect for James G. Mountain, pos. ,ice, or TO the
care of Mr.. Allen at the Gas Works, Now Orleans
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..- CLEARANCES.
a.f. January 90.
Shi,, Harriet Scott Roynon fur Liverpool, X Gamble
Ship Mississippi Beebe, for New York, J Hullcn
Nh gus Essex, Dagse,t, for New York, Master
Rr,E Tuskan, Baugs, for GLASGOW, G Green & Bro
Erie Luna, HAlett, for Havana, VIM Porter
Schs Andrew jackson, Mil drum. for Havana Haigh co
Echr Coyiue, Hitchcock, for Galveston, JGRowluud
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STATE OF VERMONT. }

iiNi, Nf AHlTTENDEN, SIS
A j Probate Court holden at Burl,ng
IA ton within and for the district atore.
sad on the 18th day Of July. A. ID. 1889.
an instrument purpnrllng to be the last
wlll and testament of Dwight Dean, late
OF burlington, IN said district, deceased
was presented to the court here for pro,
bate. by llcrmon w. Il. Dean, the cxecu.
tor therein named
Therefore j, is ordered by said Court, that
public notice be given to all persons concern
ed 'lerc'n to appear before said Court, at
session thereof to be holden at the Rcois,cr's
ollice III SAID Burlington on the second Wed
ncsd'y ct August, A. ID. 1889, and contest
the probate of said VIII, and it is further or =.
dcIed that this order be published three weeks
SuccGStively IN The Free Press a newspaper
printed at burlington, in this State, The last
OF winch shall be previous TO the day assipn
cd, as aforesaid far hearing.
G'vcn under my hand at the Registers
Office, this 18th day,of July, A. d. 1889.
WIN. WESTON, Regisiey,
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WE the subscribers having been M

WE the subscribers having been np.
w pointed by the Hon. the Probate
Court tor The District OF Chittenden, com,
m'ssionors to receive, examine, and adjust
the claims and demands of all persons
against the estate Of Amos Hickok, late of
Charlotte, w SAID District, deceased, rep.
resented insoIvcn', and also all claims and
demands exhibited in Offset thereto ; and
SIX months from the day of the date hereof
oeIng allowed by said court for that pur
pose, we therefore hereby give notice that
we viii attend to the business of our an
po'nm at the dwelling OF Adah Hlckok
~ Charlotte IN SAID district on the last
Tuesdays OF October and December next,
at 10 O'Clock on each of said days.
Dated this Cd dov of July, A. ID. 1889.
p: II. WHEELER, } Commis.
BENJAMIN BEERS, sioners.
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$25 Reward.

RROKE jail on the morning Of Inc 25rh
- inst, tclon, named JOHN CHAM
BERLAlN, committed for burglary and
theft. Said Chamberlain Is about five fee,
eight, rather stout built, dark hair, and
dark complexion, though somewhat bea-
ched by several months confinement. lie
will be readily detected by his gait. as one
leg is considerably shorter than the other,
so that he walks with some difficulty. His
dress cannot be described, as he left ms
own clothes IN the jail. Chombcrlaln has
twice graduated at Windsor, and would be
selected among Thousand as n oa!er.
The above reward will be paid to any per-
son who will return SAID prisoner. or secure
him IN any jail IN this or The adjoining
states. Il A ALLEN, Sheriff
Burlington. Ju'y %, 1889,
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STATE or YER,NON7, ,

nspRICT or cHITTENDEN, SIS.
VIE Probate Conri for the District of Cb,,tcu.
ne" TO all persons TO whom these presents sl,a II
come, cnv,,
:, Melinda Brooks, senior, formerly of Burlinp,on.
,e,"1ni' now Of Cleaveland Ohio, guardian of Me
'",' Brook, junior, formerly of SAID Burlington.
ana now OF said Chayehnd, Lavin. represented 10
''',' ton' that The said Melinda Brooks, iun,or. is
se'le' !" her own right, in fec of one ea,aI und,y,
"en 'o''Ih part of the following described parcel,
OF 'a"u situate m sad Burlington, viz oua, ter acre
lo'S' so called, numbered twenty one and twenty
'wo, and the buildings and appurlcnances thereof
ana thereto belonging, subJec, TO the rirh of dove,
OF the widow of Joshua Brooks, late of sad Bu,
"nglon, deceased, which right OF dover Is a ICc
estate 10 said widow Of one third part Of said nro.
",seS, and that sale oflhe interests of aid ward !,
sa'd premises would be conducive 10 he, hes, ,n,,,.
e'is, and praying TO be ccnced and empowered n,
sa,d court 10 sell The same.
u Is hereby ordered lhai sad application he
heald before said court at a scssion thereof 70 he
heid at The Register Office in sad Bur lng,on on
the Aist day of August, 1889, and thar notice here
OF he gwen to all person interested. Ly publishing
ms order, containing The substance Of SAID pe,uion
m me ! ice iitss, Newspaper printed IN Blu, lng
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Diseases of the LUNGS
Decidedly the most popular remedy ever
known in America

w EGsETABEE FULNrONA-
w RX DArSANr is the most va'ua.
bic remedy now IN use for coughs, colds, asth
ma or phthlSlc, consumption, whooping cougl
aud pulmonary affections of every kind. II,
sale is steadily increasing, and the proprietor,
are constantly receiving the most iavoIabl,
account of lis effects. The following new
certificates are offered for public examination
AN INTERESTING CASE
Extract OF a letter from Mr.. c. S. Clay, K,ng.
sion, Ulster co. N. Y, to the proprictors.
Yours orthc 9th inst. was duly received. A
cmarkablc cure was effected by the Vegetable
Pulmonary l'alsam in the winter and spring
of 1880. The person, Mr.. Moody, had been
sick long time with the consumption. Ills
physicians had given him up. Tie was rcdu-
ced so low as 10 be unable to help himself. and
was raising large quantity of blood when he
commenced using the BaiSam. which has eilcc.
! cd complete cure, and he is now as hale and
hearty as ever he was. Mr. Moody has re
moved from this town, but he has promised
no more detailed account o. his case. which
will forward you. C.S CLAY.
Kingston. ~. June 25, 1888.
Extract ct a letter from DR. Jacob Myers.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has been
old IN tins county for two wears, and the
Medicine has gained an uncommon celebrity.
Or It scarcely IN ono instance failed of HAVING
he desired effect. am by no means in favor
ii The many noslrums, most Of which are nm.
POSITIONS upon croduIous public. but that
winch know by use to be eloctual, cannot
Tut help give my appreciation thereto. A
Counterfeit preparation has been offered here
y a travelling Agent, Of ComS,ocL n. Y,
and there Is another article vcndcd here that
is strongly suspected to be spurious,
JACOB MYERS, NJ ID.
Wilmington, Juniala 60. Penn. May ), 1887.
From DIR. Samuel Morrcll, to the Proprictors
OF The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.
am satisfied that the Vegetable Pulmona.
ry BalSam is valuable medicine. II has
been used IN this place with complete success
IN an obstinate complaint OF the lungs, alien,
ded with severe cough. loss of voice, and the
raising tmuch blood, which had previously
resisted many approved prescriptions, After
using the Balsam one week, the PATIENTS /,
voice returned and be was able to spclk aud,
bly,. TINS case occurred some time since, and |
The man ~ now engaged not only Ia active
but laborous business Respectfully, sc.
$. MORRELL.
u r. now none than SIX years since | was
vcrv low by an affection of the lungs,
and my compliant was declared 10 be- incura,
bic by council of three physicians. , was
then restored Ia a. GOOD hcallh rs had en-
Dyed Tor many Yeas, by using the Vegetable
Pulmonary Balsam, Since my recovery |
have recommended The Bllsam in great ma
nv cases nj lung complaints, and so FAR as
IAN learn, MS use has invariably been followed
~ much benefit, and IN many instances it la
'ilocled cu,cS which were wholly unexpected
SAMNEL EVERETT.
Boston, March ?, 1857.
For sale, wholesale and ,ci1h, hy 50 II.
'lCk g. Cos Burlington, VI
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NOTICE

hereby given that the undersigned
L. will petition the General Assembly
OF the State of Vermont, next to be con.
vened at MONTPELIER on the Cd Thursday
OF October, 1889. for the grant of Ferry
from his farm IN North Hero. in the coun-
ty O: Grand Isle, across the Waters dyld
ing the towns OF said North Hero and
h'oursh. for The term Of 10 years from
and after the first of December 1910; en-
tending each way from the SAID farm IN
sn'd North Hero, along he lake shore one
hni mile, and along the lake shore of sad
Abu'gh. from John Truman's south line
north to the farm Of hbiah Pa'ce.
JABEX HAZEN.
North Hero, July Is, 1889.
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NOTICE..

The annual joint celebration Of the Literary
Societies of the University of Vermont, will be
held At the Brick Church, on TUESDAY, the 9Th OF
August, at 3 o clock p. NJ.
An address may he expected from Prof. TAYLER
LEWIS, of New York City.
Immediately after the exercises, the usual meet.
ing Of the two Societies will he held, for the cleo.
ton of an Orator and Poet for the next ensuing
celeb alton. VIM. l.. Knowles,
Sec. Of the Phi Sigma M Soc
GEO LEE LYMAN,
Sec. of the University Institute,
BurHnS ton, Juiy 2jth, 1889.
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TX 4; lIN s. WALK ER

liz AVE Just received from New York,
Il u large and splendid assortment of
rich and fashionable, F,tncy md Staple
DRY GOODS s. GROCERIES, bought
Tor Cash at the present VERY ioW prices,
which. IN connection with their former
stock, comprises one of the largest and best
assormens ever offered in this market
which will be sold for cash or approved
credit at very small advance from cost.
We do not pretend that we have more,
better aud cheaper GOODS than can be
found 10 any store in ChlttendcD County,
but perhaps rs many, as good, aud as chcnp
a some or any OF our neighbors. We will
leave that Tor those 10 Judge who may favor
Us with call.
We beg leave TO tender our sincere
thanks TO the generous public for their l,be-
raj patronage thus far, and hope by uwca
RED nn,hs Bnd eXertlon on our part 10 buy
and sell cheap, and to please CUSTOMERS
that we may continue TO receive "A generous
and Increased patronage, we would Just
say to our old friends aud customers, and
III short to all who may wish 20 buy goods
cheap, to call at our Store on Church-st
where they will find an entire stool; Of nc,o
uoooS ano some chaps VINO are ever ready
and willing to show them free of charge,
and at rate which we hope will induce
them to buy.
Oar stock Of Goods is composed of q
large and well selected assortment Of SM
pie s Fancy DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,,
CROCKERY,
GLASS WARE, y
CUTLERY,
all OFwhCh will be sold at wholesale OF
retail as chcapns the cheapest, No MISTAKE.
Most kinds of farmers produce taken IN
exchange for goods and the highest market
prices paid.
Burlington. Juiy &c, 1889.
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Benjamin. Irish's Estate.

DISTRICT or CHITTENDEN SIS
A ! probate Courl hGden nj Eur,ln,Iou
"a within aud for tho district aforesaid on
tenth day OF July. \. ID. 1850 an instrument
purporlng 10 be The last Will and Trstamcr,
OF Benjamin Irish, Cd. late of lIlncsIurgh. 10
SAID district deceased, was presented 10 the
Court here Tor Probate. bv Lura B. Irish, the
ENccuirlx therein named.
THEREFORE II is ordered by SAID Court
That public notice he nlvcn to III Persons con
ccrncd therein 10 appear before said court. a,
session tlereofio he holden at BurI,nr,nn.
on Inc second Wednesday Of August. A, d
1859, and contest the probate of SAID VIII.
ana It is lurlhcr ordered that thus order Lr
published three weeks succcsslvcly IN The
rec ifeSS. a newspaper printed al Burllnu.
ton, IN tins State, the last Of which shall h.
previous TO the day assigned, as aforesaid TO,
hearing.
Given under my hand at the Rerisle,',
Office, ihs 10Th day OF lnly,A. ID. 1850.
WM. WESTON, Reejsie,.
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Milton Linco!n's Estate.
State or TER.DION'7' }

DISTRICT or CUITTENDEN. SIS.
A + Il Probate Court holden at Burlington.
"A within and for the District aforesaid on
the l2ih day of July A. ID. 1899, an Instru-
mont Purportingt to be the last Will and Tes-
lament of Milton Lincoln, late of Milton, in
SAID district deceased, was presented to the
Court here for Probate, by Nathan Lincoln,
Jr, the Executor, therein named
THEREFORE, it is ordered by said Court
that public notice be given to all persons cons
|cerned therein to appear before said Court II
session thereof to be holden at the Register s
office in Burlington, on the second Wedncs-
day of August, A. ID. 1889. and contest the
probate orsaid Will. and it is further ordered
that this order be published three weeks sue
cossIvcly in the Free Press Il newspaper prin-
ted at Burlington, in this State, the last of
which shall be previous to the day assigned
as aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Register S
Office, this l2lh day Of July A. d. 1889.
WM WESTON, Register.
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The annual celebration Of The Society for Rel
c'ouS Inquiry of The University Of Vermont, will be
holden AT the Brick Church on Tuc .day, the 9Th o.
August next, At 2o'clock, J.. VI.
Rev. JOSEPH TRACY, OF Boston, may be ex.
pccied 10 address the society on The occasion.
By order of the Society.
ID. c. HouGHToN, Cor. Secretary.
Burlington, Juiy 25th, 1889.
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MI A IL Il I F. ID

Ia this town on the 18Th inst. by the Rev. John
Haslam, Mr.. DANIEL Drew 10 Miss CLARIssA
FULLER.
o" the same evening. by the same, Mr.. ELI
Bass ofSt. Aibans, TO Miss MARIErT DREW,
of this place.
In Fairfax on the ll,h inst. by the Rev. Ter,us
Reynolds, Mr.. J. II. Farrar to Miss Lucinda II
daughter Of Nlr. lilkiaI Pierce, all of Fairfax.
A the same time and place, Mr. Henry Iiaw lev,
10 Miss Bescy u. daughter off, W, Buckley Esq
both VI Cambridge.
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I'm n W.
S.s, 49, SSr-a

For Faculty Of Selling Goods Chcap.
HE'D VIZ kAEeTo'S Is tho place to buy
Goods-nn mistake about II, a sure guar.
aD'y of 1t is that he Is Taxed for his faculty
OF dong business higher by hundreds OF
dollars than any other man 10 the state. Of
The same profession, and more singular st II
| he IS assessed Just twice us high as hi.
ncighb0rs Now how Is it the gent Icman
listers were lndlclousv chosen TO act ac,
cord'ng 10 their best judgment and proba
bly, have done so--lheir dougs for persons
abroad is good advertisement Tor the
store nome customers buy OF Howard, and
talk aud tell OF II to their friends who wan,
goods, or to know and see where the bust.
ness Is done which Is a recommendation TO
Towards Cheap Cash Store what then
Is left for Howard to do lis sometimes
said that men do not know lhemsc yes con-.
para'Ively. aud arc not always conscious Of
Their own faculties relatively, before belnr
tested: 1t may be so with hm. when he
lost - per cent discount on h~ $50 Wind.
sor money, every body SAID he would make
money by II, and 50 he did When he was
taxed $500 for his faculty of selling
'''"' !" roo 'nty an sdlu ne NoNlU sou
enough more pretty, new aud cheap Goods
TO The Ladies of Vermont TO make it all 40
aud more too. aud It was Just as they SAID.
The Listers say there is no getting n,
Towards business. he does so much lho,
the law is not big enough new one must
be passed III the House IN the eide of the
Mountain to reach such cN,ravagani mo.
nopohes, 't- TOO much to have so many
Goods sold by one man and he to sell all
the Brandrcth Pills 100 that arc sold m
Burlington, II leaves no chance for PedIars
or Doctors. "ODr of the good substantial
appraisers SAID u was enormous Ia sec how
many goods that Howard soils why. Ihcy
come from all parts to trade with HIM. and
he always liked Ia trade there
himself, tor he always went of SO well |
that he got well paid for buying ol
Howard, and that he noticed ,ha, the trade |
was all The time increasing !" Wei now !
such hcng the stories and The result cor |
responding, Howard himself IA of the |
op'nlnn "i many people that he business !
'i selling goods IN Burlington Is pretty
rood, and a 80 many arc engaged N ralelnc
his faculty M he ought la cndeavor To
'qhaI Their expectations ~ selling M N.
-rrased quantity Of goods which The sto,c
q now supplied with aud the signal Fine
up ana ilyng TO denote the rloce with the
MOTTO
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NoI daily arrivals, have recently re
~ ccrvcd. and are offering for sale, at
Whncsale and Retail. more, bliier and
chcapcr Cunts thnn can be found ~ any
s'"t" IN CoIttcndcn County, ourselves
beng jndgcs.)
AS Mr., Sacv's Free Press is too small
10 l''scrt even the details Of such an cytcD.
s'Vc assortment, aud we have such constant
sh'eS oi goods we cannUt find time to write
advertisements, make country excursions,
nr toen To graity ourselves by a Steam
Don't trip with The Ladies.
IN addition to our stock, arc
~ pieces English, Scotch and American
Carpcting.
" pieces Rush. and Damasl do
On Cloths for floors. sc.
30 pieces Mousellpc de Lane, Tout de
Lane, &c.
English. French and American Prints,
Silks Of every variety,
FurweIs Boots and Shocs--a constant
supply.
out 10 attempt. an enumeration OF our stoc 4
would be useless. We say to purchasers
call and examine for yourseIves.-.no char
ges tor showing goods. We sell Tor cash
5000 lbs Of Good sweet yellow Butter
wanted. N LOVELY & Co.
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ID ] T. ID

In this town, on the Oath inst, Mrs MARY
DAY, widow of the late Alfred Day, Esq
aged AZ years.
AT North Granville, N. Y. on Tuesday evcnir Q
last, Miss EMMA l.oRAIN SMITH, daughter Of the
Rev. Ellhu Smith, late Of this town.
In Fairfax on the 22l inst. Mrs. Sally Grou,
wife OF Gen. Josiah Grout, aged 65 years.
"Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord"
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The annual examination of the Burlington High
School will take place on Thursday and Friday,
Aug. LIST aud I'd. Exhibition Friday evening.
J. b, EAsTMAE, PrincipaL