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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23
A OF MONT,

TINO the Honorable : Iprcme Court next 10 Re holden
Il at Burlington, within and for the county o fChlt-
icndcn on the Thursday next preceding the trN, Tues
day Of January next, hnmbly complaining, your PEE
titioncr, Susan Thomp,on Of Milton, in said Couniy, Of
Chit,enden, showe,h unto yonr honors that at sad
Milton on the 81 day Of May A. ID. 1886, she was
lawfully married to one John Thomson then Of SAID
Milton, by Warren Hoxsie, Esq. a J,Huce ofthe Peace
within and for he county of Chit'enden aforesaid and
from that time she the said Susan lived with The said
John, at said Milton, in the due OBJ ervance Of all the
duties en- oined hy the marriage covenant on her part,
until the 10Th day Of July Nd. 1886, when the said
John, without any Just cause, wIltllly deserted your
Petitioner and ever since has continued such deserilon,
leaving Your Petitioner destitute of any means Of sup
port or maintenance except her own personal exer-
therefore humbly prays your honors that the bond Of
matrimony between the said John an your Petitioner
may he dissolved and a Bill Of Divorcc granted her and
that your honors would grant TO yonr Petitioner such
aim, ny a may seem meet and Iust-and your fcll-
toner as in duty bound will ever pray.
Milton, Sept. 10, 1870. SUSAN THOMPSON.
The foregoing petition Of Susan Thompson having
been pres en,ed TO me, and II having leen made TO APP
pear 10 me, that John Thompson the Petite nee named
in said Petition resides out Of this State and can not he
served with the ordinary process Of summons. II is
hereby ordered that the substance of the Ioresolng PEE
tilion together with this order, lie puOlis he'd IN the
Burlington Free Press, printed Al SAID Burlington,
three weeks excessively, the last Of which publication
shall lie al least SIX weeks previous lo.ihe Thursday
next preceding the first Tuesday Of January next,
which publication shall be deemed sufficient notice TO
the SAID John Thompson TO appear a, SAID court on
the day aud year last aforesaid, and make answer 10
the aforesaid petition. Given unler my hand AT Bur
%ling,on, in the Comfy Of Chi,tenlcn, this 22d DAY Of
September, A. i. $50. MILO l." ~bENNfil,
Judge OF The Supreme Court.
Hector Adams, Attorney
for the Peiioncr.
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Hiram Clark's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, TINE hon. the probate
Disr. OF CIurrENprS, $. L court for the district
of Chi,tenden, 10 all ncr.Cns concerned in the estate 81
Hiram Clark larc Of Milton in sand district, decea, eh;.
greeting. Whereas, Elijah Ilerrick and Linus Bas->.
comb, executors of The last Will Of ,aId derea ed, pro-
nose 10 render an account of their administration, and
nre>en, ,bcir account against SAID estate for examine
ion ami ollowancc, AT a ,e,slon otthe court Of prob ate
tnic holden Al the Reg s'cr'> Office in Burlington, one
IN. ,e,ord "Wednesday Of Octol er neNl; therefore, ycu
ar, hereby notified to appear leture said court, at tha~
INN, and place aforesaid, and show cause, II any YOU
bay,. why he account aforesaid shorld not e allowed
even inter my hand at Bprlins,on, hi, 23d day Of
S,p embcr, AID. 1910. 81 WIN. WESTON, lcg'r.-
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STATE OF VERMONT, }FINHE Hon. the Pro-
DISTRICT OF CulTTENpEN S.. Il late court within
and Others cunccrnd in the e>ia of Hiram Clark,
Iatr oi Milton, in said District, degcas cd, GREETING
WHEREAS, Elijah Ilelrtck aud Linus Bascomh,
executors oi The lat will and testament OF sad de,
ceased, hath male application to thls court, 20 extend
the time limited Cor making payment Of he debts and
lesacics OF laid drcca,el, Twelve months from the
l2h dav Of Nuvcmle or next, ondlhe ID Wednesday
of Octole r next cling as>ig,cd for q hearing in Tho
prcml o.. at the Office Of the Register ofthis court.
and it having lccn or'ered that nolice lhereof lie
given, lv PUBLISHING this decree three weeks success,
sivcly in HE Free Press a newspaper printed nj Bur
Iington, efore the lime fixed for hearing therefore
Won are hereby nouled to appear leiore said court at
The time aud place aforesaid, then and here, 10 make
objection il any YOU have, 10 The SAID time Of pay
ment being further extended a. aforesaid. Given mn.
der my hand al RurIinston his 23l day Of Sent
A. r.. 1910 WIN. WESTON, Reg
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OUR PRESIDENTIAL DAY ROCK

Our Book must be posted. Several States have
voted since we last opened the Ledger. The account
as rendered, presents the following result -
1876 ,o,o
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NOTICE to GROCERS & HOTEL KEEPERS.
~ The subscribers keep constantly on hand extern
sive assortments of Essences and Syrups, also Slough
toms Bitters, Wine do. Soda and Scidlitz Powders,
Spices of all kinds. Purchasers will find it not for
their disadvantage to call upon us.
October 90. THEO. A. PECK g. Co.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.-The subscril er has receive
~ cd the present week from New York more School
Books, Of which the following comprise n part. Lev
cret!'s, Latin Lexicon; Donncgan's Creek do; Web
ster'siarge Dictionary, 8 vo.; Johnsons and Walkers
dol Anthon's Horace, Cicero, Cesar, and Sallust;
Boycrs,. Meadows, aud Nuecn,s, French Dic,ionar e.;
Cooper's and Gonlds Virgil; P%layiar's Euclid; Blair's
and Ncwman's Rhetoric Olmstcd's and wilkins AS
ironomy do. school Philosophy; Comstock's Philos-
ophy, do. Chemistry; Bolmars and Levizacs French
Grammar; Kirkham's and Smiths English do; Alcr-
cro,nbie's Intellectual Philosophy; do. Moral DO; Life
Of Washington, Charles l2Jh aud Corinne French
Davies and Bonrdons LIST Lessons; Bridges Algebra !;
Porier's Rhetorical Reader; Olncy's, Woodtridges,
Smiths, Make Bruins, and Mi,cliel's aad WillsrTs
Geography and Atlas; Webster. and Town Spelling
hook Goodrich's Reader, III, 81 and 81 class Mount
Vernon Reader; yound pupils ls', 81 and Sd Book,
Adams New Arithmetic; CHARLES Davies do. Thonp,,
sons do; Por,er's Analysis; Towns do; Boys aud
Girls Reading Book ly Mrs. Sigolrney; Loyelrs
Rhetorical Dialogues Young Ladies' Reader; Amer
idan first class Book LovclIs u. S. Speaker Wor-
ce,!cr's History; Watts on the Mind Goolrlcl's L.
5. History National Prccep,or; lie Bruins Tclemaquc;
Botany by Mrs. Lincoln; Komc' Elements Towards
New England Gazetteer, English Reader, Progressive
Reader. ID. A. BRAMAN.
Burlington. Oct * 1SiO.
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PENNSYLVANIA

The keystone s%ustains the arCh.--A wing
majority In both branches of the Legislature
ga gain of three members OF Congsess, ana q
gain of 5000 In the popular vote, since
1898.
The result of the election for members OF
Congress in the State of Pennsylvania, exceeds
the most sanguinc expectations of the friends OF
'IIARRIsoN and REFORM. The struggle has
been a mighty one, and altllo' the majority in
the popular vote is yet uncertain, IN all the
other particulars the triumph of the Wings Is
complete. Thus, in the State Senate, where
Last year we had one majority, parties now stand
,fmeuiy Wings to thirteen LocQtocos. In the
House, where last year the Locolocs had about
,sso-thirds of the members, the Wings hare Sc
cured a majority oftrom . TO s. And in the
Congressional Delegation we have gained 8
members and lost but l. Well then may we
exclaim, GALL HAIL PENNSYLVANIA
VIZ have said that the popular vote is not yet
fully ascertained, and it is not likely that any
table car be made out on which both parties will
agree. IN several of the strong Van Buren,
counties the Wings ran no tickets; yet in these
the Van Buren, papers claim the mhole rote poHed
as their majority. In Berks county, for instance,
they put down their majority at G13O, where in
1880 they had but 3SSG, and where their vote
last week fer Congress was but 4O33. But the
very necessity of putting forth this absurd claim
bctrays the weakness Of their position. In
Saturdays Argus too, Berks county was put
down at its majority in rs; but in Mondays
paper il is marked up to G750 to balance the tre-
mendous Wing majorities which have come
rolling in from Western Pennsylvania. The
mountain blasts which have come down the
.Allcghanics have indeed given Locofocoism a
cold shudder. The roto of Pennsylvania on
Tuesday last has chilled the hopes Of the Van
Burcn party. They looked to have carried
every thing before them by swelling majorities
and 10 they have lost ground in the Con-
gressional delegation, been beaten in both
branches of the Legislature, and cannot even
boast Of a majority Ito speak of,) in the popular
votc.--Albony Daily Aarc~tiser.
We have now before us, US the returns from
all but six counties. The Locofoco majority in
the popular vote, is 1872; and the counties to
be heard from gave a ~locofooo majority Of about
two thousand in 1888. 1t will therefore be
safe to put down the l~ocofoco majority, as indi-
Gated by this election, at 5000,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

A. BRAMAN oilers al wholc,alc and retail a
IL choice assortment Of School BOOKS aud Mis-
cellancors works, together with an extensive supply
Of Stationery. Country merchants can he furnished
with all kinds Of PAPER, on the most reasonable
terms. Books such as are obtained in Boston, \. York
and Philadelphia markets, ordered at short notice.
Burlington, Oct. 8, 1910.
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m Inc HarTlsDuIgh IHttTII9eHCVI OF 1IIc lo''
MOST GLORIOUS RESULT!

We have no words to express our gratitude atthe
result of the election on Tuesday. The hackneyed
newspaper phrases are too tame and cold to convey
nm ADEQUATE idea of the Joy we feel in beng able TO
congratulate the whole Union upon the
TION OF PENNSYLVANIA.
The result of the election on Tuesday renders the
success of the Harrison electors on the Both as certain
as tina, the day will arrive. We have not only ex-
cccded our expectations, but have even run ahead OF
our hopes. The voting exceeds anything OF the KIM
ever known at an election for Congress and the Leg,
islature. Nothing but a contest for Governor ana
President has ever broughtout the vote so iully' Inc
entire vote of the enemy has been polled; ana the re-
suit shows a handsome GAIN on the votoo io5o:I,
Enough is known to render it certain that on the SUN
tho Harrison Electors will receive not less thnn
TEN THOUSAND in the State. Before the late
election our friends calculated to carry the Electors,
If the Vanities would not, at the election beat MS more
than 10000 in the State. But how changed the pros
meet! Instead of their beating us in the sklrmlsh oil
,he 18th, WE have virtually BEATEN THEM
This is n result so unexpected, that our astonlshment
equals The dismay of our opponents; and at the great
battle of the Doth, w shall rout them still more glo-
We give below the majorities so far as they have
reached us, together with the vote at the November
election of 1896. Compared with that election 1t ,wlll
be seen that we have been doing exceedingly WELL,
Compared with the election in 1876 for Congress ana
thc Legislature, we have gained
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

NHEAPER and better for Ready Pay. The sub
~ scrbcr would inform his customers and the pub
lie that on account ofhis loss of Goods by fire and tho
damaged ones selling off so cheap, his present
stock is principally made fresh and select, and the
cloths being bought al low prices can be sold cheap.
Cutting done as usual, All kinds of clothes cleaned
of paint, grease, &c. addressed, pressed and repaired
in the neatcst manner and brought as near rs possible
to their original beauty, and warranted without dam
age. Also on hand, (no waiting until New Years or
running all day after TrimminG &C., Top Goats,
Clolkes, Dress and Frock Goats, pantaloons, VAST
colts, Sailor Jackets, BOYS Clothes, Flannel and
other shirts. Drawers, Stocks, &c. Also all kinds of
second hand Clothes, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Travelling Bags, Trunks, Furniture and all other ar
ticles common and uncommon. Clothes or produce
taken for pay. c. BENNS.
Pearl ST, Sept. l6, 1910.
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MORE NEW BOOKS, Jus, received at the Book
WI Store, A New Home. Who III follow. Young
Ladies Companion. Countess Ida. Hayward's New
England Gazc,ccr. Mitchell': Geographical Reader,
a system OF Geography, comprising a Description OF
the World with thu. gram divisions, designed for in
strucllon> in schools and families. Wonders Of the
Heavens. ID. A. BRAMAN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

STRAYED from an Enclosure on the interval
- north of the village of Burlington, about 2 weeks
three year old Mare; one dark boy o, brown smaIlish
sized Morgan Mare, a fine animal, five years old, car
rics her head very high, short switch tail and one
sorrcl white faced french Horse with SPAWN on the
nigh hind leg. Whoever will give information to II.
Thomas, r. Chamberlain, or C. Parody of Burlington,
shall be suitably rewarded. October %, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23
- III q MATCH...The nnlrrsirnc

g HOOTING MATCH.-.The Undersigned
- would respectfully notify the spor,smen Of Hun
SHOOTING March al ]. b. DikGs Inn in II miinr,on
on Thursday and Friday, the % and 25l days Of De-
toher inst, at which time and place they propose fur
nishing from 100 to $50 TrRKIE> for a trial Of their
skill AT misunderstanding which circumstance IT is HOPED
will induce a gooly NUM- er to attend. J. S. JOHNS.
Huntington, Oct. 7, 1910. 5. JOHNS.
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From the Augusta Chronicle, of Oct. 18TH
GEORGIA ELECTION.

We have returns from SIS counties, though not all
official, they will vary very little, if any, from the
official result. The following is the aggregate vote for
81 CONGRESS-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

CARPETIN CS.--The subscribers have on hand
~ a full assortment Of Ingram and Common wool
Carpeting, Venetian and Cotton do. Rush Mating
Oil Cloths, &c. which will be sold for Cash at Now
York prices. n. LOVELY g. 90.
July 30, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

Hon. MrLo l.. BENNETT was elected 4th AS
Jud &c of the Supreme Court,on Tuesday.
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Trustees Sale.

TrustCC's Sale.
THE subscribers, trustees of L.athrop, Potwin G.
l. Wait, give notice that they intend shortly TO close
the business Of their trust, and for that purpose now
offer the entire stock Of goods, at wholesale or retail,
at a great reduction in prices, for cash. There are
many desirable goods in this stock that merchants
might select to good advantage, and to such will be
given a liberal credit for satisfactory paper. The stocks
consist ola general assortment ofdry goods, crockerv,
glass ware, drugs and medicines and is well worth
the attention of merchants and Others wishing for
bargains. Please call and examine the goods.
MAYO e. WAIT, Trustees.
Rurliputop Got
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NAUTlON.-The genuine Morison's Pills made at
~ the British College of Health, London, can lie OBJ
tanned al the Variety Store and no OTHER place in THIS
with a pen, "Panghorn and Brinsmaid," all sold in the
state are so \ Purcha, ers will p'ea>e remem
Der this caution. PANGIoRN & BRINsMAlp, stateagcn,s
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NOTICE...Tkc subscribers are wishing TO let a
~ Job, Of erecting and finishing a meeting house.
Builders wishing to throw in proposals., are requested
10 cal on us at Milton Falls on the Gath day OF the
prc,e en-, month TO examine what materials we have on
hand, and The plan Of said house, and we will hen m
form them what time we will examine their proposals,
and let the job to the gentleman making what we
think the best offer.
Benz. FAlRCMlLD, Building comtcc.
STEPHEN liOXSlE,}
Milton, October 10, A. ID, 1910.
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STORE TO LET and Stock Of Dry Goods
~ For Salc...A first rate store suited to a large
business with a good run of customers, would be let
for a term of years, and the whole or part of the Stock
for sale on very advantageous terms. The present is
a rare opportunity for any one wishing to commence
business, for further particulars apply at the store, to
MAYO g. WAIT, Trustees.
BURLINGTON. Oct. %. 1870.
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Lyman Yale's Estate.

NV F. the Subscribers having leen appointed hy the
w honorable the probate court for the district Of
Chit,cndcn, commissioners 10 receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands of oil persons against
the estate Of Lyman Yale. late of Charlotte, in the
and also all claims and demands c<hIbIicd IN ol,e
thereto; and six months from the day of the date here
Of eng allowed ly said court for that purpose, we
do therefore hereby give notice that we will attend 10
Patty Yale, in Charlotte in ,ald district, on the 81
Tuesdays in February aud March mex, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, on each of said days. Na'el this 18th day
Of October, 1910. a. l.. BEACH, ! Commits
Oct. /. DAVID COOK, si0ncrs.
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BOOTS, HOES q LEATHER. The subscriber
ID having taken the store formerly occupied by
Mcssrs. Bishop d. Whipple, is now opening a general
assortment of Boots, Shoes and Leather, which have
at the lowest prices, and as the articles are too numer.
Gus to mention in an advertisement, although Mr. Sta
cy has enlarged his paper, l would simply invite all to
call and examine the goods and prices before purchas-
ing elsewhere
Burlington, July |, 1910. HENRY C. STIMSON,
by f.. J. SrIMsoN, Agent.
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EATHER &c..-Thc subscriber has received
IL and is now receiving from New York, n large as
sortment of Leather, Boots and Shoes in addition to
his former stock, consisting of the following articles
in part:
100 Sides Sole Leather, a superior article, free from
80 Heavy Cow Hides, [water,
10 Sides Harness Leather,
10 " Black Bride do
10 boz. Sheep Innings,
2 " South Sea Seal Skins,
" Grained Leather,
| Case Mems Superior Calf Boots scwcd, war.
antcd,
3 Thick Boots, heavy at $3.50 per pair.
" Boys /" 1871 4"
Together with Kids, Kips, Shoe Thread, Prunella
Cotton and Linen Webbing, Backing, Shoe Brushes,
of Misses and ChIdrens Slips and Walking Shoes,
all of which will be sold low for cash.
n. G. STIMSON.
n. B.-Wanted, a few bushels of Buck wheat, Rye
and Corn. E.J. ST1MSON, Agent.
Burlington, Oct. %, 1910.
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DAPEK.-C. GOODRICH has Just received
l. from the manufacturers in Massachusetts. n full!
supply Of linen hand made, royal, medium, DENY,
cap, letter, folio-post and billet paper, of various quail.
tics, as wovc, satin, laid, gilt, &c. &c. for sale at man
ufac,lrcs prices. June 80.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

YNHE cl7hratcd Iodine Spring Water from Sarato-
L ga for sale by the bottle. dozen, or box,
Aug. II. THEO. \. PECK & Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

CENTLEMEN'S OVER ALLS.-6 dozen
~ pairs Genilemcn's Over Ais, dong stockings)
just received and for sale by the dozen or single pair
at Montreal prices by JAMES II. PLATT.
p. SHE will foot them to order.
Burlin gton, Oct. l9, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

SALT.-i,000 Minots Coarse Packing Salt,
- 5000 Minots Liverpool Salt,
For sale, in quantities to suit purchasers and dcliv-
cred at any Port on Lake Champion, bv
JASON G. PIERCE Il son.
st. Johns, l.. c., Sept. 4, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

SYRUP Sarsapnrilla, a valuable medicine for lmpu-
- rites of the Blood, Cutancous diseases, and Debll-
ity; lust prepared BY THEO. A. PECK g. Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

rTINA, Glassware, Crockery and Looking elias
~ SEES, iustrcc'd and for sale by n. LOVELY Il Co.
ALSO, Soda Crackers. Sept. 3, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

CTOvES.--The attention of the public il request
~ ed to the fine assortment of Stoves for sale by the
subscribers. Customers will find at their store a
larger and more general assortment than ever, con-
sisung of Box, Parlor, and Cook Stoves of every size
and many patterns. HICKOK g. CATLIN.
BURLINGTON. Oct, 20,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

ERESH Hive Syrup, an excellent article for Colds,
l. Coughs, Group, &c. by
Aug. u. THEO \. PECK a. Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

MILITARY GOODS. White Falling md Upright
vi plumes, white blue top upright and falling
Pluncs, Cap and belt Plates. Sockets, Rose Cockades
and Eagles, Belts, Sasncs, White and yellow scabbard
straight Swords, Sword Chains, white and yellow
Mpaule,ts, Lace, Stars, Buttons, Tnssels, Spurs, Pns-
tolls, Flies, buff Gloves, at the Variety Store.
PANGBORN s. BRINSMAID.
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THE Peoples Presidential Candidate, or the life of
L VIM. Henry Harrison, by Richard Hildreth, for
sale at the Book Store, price 20 cts.
Burlington, Sept. %, 1910. ID. \. BRAMAN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

TEN cases Prints, | case cold Cambrics, lust rec't
l. and for sale by Villas, LOOMS & Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

C~oNGRESsIOSAL DISTRICTS
l.. Charles Brown, V. Il.
. { John S~eargant,. Wing.
Geo. w. Toland,. Wing.
;. Charles J. lngcrsoll, V. b. suin
{ John Edwards Wing.
a. : jeremiah Brown, Wing.
Francis James, Whig.
5. Joseph F%ornancc,' V. b.
6. Robert Ramsay, Wing gain.
7. John Westbrook, V. b.
g Peter Newland,. V. b.
Q. Geo. Keim,' V. Buren,.
10. w. Simonton,' Wing.
IL. James Gerry V. B.
l2. Jas. Cooper Wing.
10 VIM. S. Ramsey V. Il.
Il. James Irwin, Wing gain.
Is. b. A. Bidlack, V. i.
l6. J. Snyder, V. B.
II. d. Dinock, V. B..
IL. Charles Oglc,' Wing.
10. A. G.. Marchand,+ V. b.
20. Enos Hook,+N T..
81. 10. Lawrence, Wing gain.
%. w. w. Irwin, Wing,
"a. Thomas Hcnry,+ Wing.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

- A Cogniac Brandy, do. Holland Gin, pure
Sept. 23d, lSi0. THEO. A.. PECK Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

LYMAN & COLE, have on hand an extensive
- assortment Of Burlington Mill Co.. BROAD
CLOTHS and BEAVER CLOTHS. Aiso.-Agr great
assortment of English Broad Cloths, Beaver Cloths
and Casslmercs, which they will sell at .educed prices.
WANTED:-A few thousand lbs good Fleece Wool
for which cash will be paid. Oct. %, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

CROCKET, Comic and Peoples Almanocs, for 1910.
1000 for sale at publishers prices, by
Sep. 80. Villas, LOOMS & co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

BOOTS s. shoes. The subscriber has now
- ON hand a general assortment OF BOOTS and
SHOES, ofihc most ia, hionable style, and thorough
workmanship, which he oilers very low for CASH.
f.. !. FAY.
n. B. All kinds Of measure work done al short no.
tlce. Burlington. Clmrch-s May %, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

CLOTHIERS, TAKE NOTICE.-Thc snbscril er
at the Winoo>ki Iron Foundry, has on hand and
for sale, a new TE.AZELING GIG, made for narrow
Cloth, a first rate machine, Of the latest Improvement,
which will he sold cheap for cash, or exchanged for
Cloth. JESSE GAY.
Winooski Village, June II, 1910.
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