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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18
L Tsc.: cnI, "a sS.TJ EE.9s;!E wMo, Know.

Those only "a kSo TTEGS n y VINO KNOW.
walton. form any idea Of The effects, of the per(ec,
rehe. OF the anos' charm-ike cures effected in cases
o! The FILES. RHEUMATISM, all SwELLIEGs. and
ali external PAINS, no matter how severe by the use
Of HAY: L'nin'e" Find who has used il tina, ~ IN
w. "d ABOVE Nv things ever used. and yon will find
what Cannot be found. irj'tor the reiefo suffer.
ing human beings who may be afflicted, beg sou to ak
ask OF those who k"ow-ask the Hon. ALrpyp
CoNKLIS U. 8. Judge for that district, residing near
auburn ask MATHEW J. MYERS, ESQ. Athens.
~ ASK lien. DUFF GREEN, late Of Washing on
Guy, each OF these gentlemen know OF cases unconoer
able by all other remedies physicians though led
r many years that have been cured BY The use of The
Genuine Hays Liniment. Til ,u.anis Of other ne, sons
Know similar cures. We appeal their sense Of ius.
'ce-'"er human feelings fCFItis bu, a duty yon
owe 10 Your suffering ellow.beings TO let this area,
remedy I've KNOWN Speak Of then 10 all your friead.
'h's VIII save much pain where the newspapers are
not read, or where readers are an
many worthless articles are advertised Tor the same
purpose. 10 buyers we say, f all who have used il do
ihe proprietor will not allow This article 10 he psd for
unless u cufes. when all The directions ATE fully G,lw
cd. W'l' any one suffering refuse now 10 ry il? he
does, lie ought 10 I've led ior hs obs,inacy a,
his suffering. it-jSMr. Hays would never consen, t.,
o"er ms article, we're he compelled by his sense of
a'-oI religious dniy-,o do all ia his move, !r he
victims Of distress and misery. For this purpose he
would sooner devote fortune. than secure dollar fur
any worthless article. iL3@LOOK OUT Some
sw'nhefs have counter feied this article and mn, !, nm
WIN various devices. Do not he imposed upon. One
hng only will protect you-i is The name of
Co; tina, name must be always on the w,anner mr.
you ore cheated. DO not forget il. Take tbs drec.
10" with you, and Test by that. never buy for i, is
impossible Tor any other 10 he true or genuine.
SOLOMON HAYS.
IhEo, A. PECK & Co. Wholesale Agents for The |
Stale Of Vermont. Wv wv
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VIM. r. Villas and l-Chi,enden County Court
FREEMAN e. Villas, August Term A. n. 1910.
c,ws . }WHvEnRsEAs,, William William R.

CHARLES JAMES, V;as and T M,,,'a% e. e.
Villas both of Burlington in said county, at the March
term 1870, OF said court, commenced their action
against Charles u. James, formerly of Burlington,
aforesaid, now of the city, county, and state of New
York, in plea of the case, therein declaring that the
said Charles b. James, and one Charles L. Curtis, on
the i4lh day of October A. d. 1887, at Burlington,
aforesaid, made executed and delivered to the pla nis
their certain promssory note in writing, Of the date
aforesaid and therein promised Jointly and severalIy
W. r. and +. C.vas, six months after date, the sum
Of twenty three hundred and six dollars and forty
three cents for value received. And in further plea Of
the case that the said James, the l4,h day of Oco-
her, 1884, at burlington aforesaid, made executed and
delivered 10 the plaintiffs his certain other note in
writing, bearing date the day and year last aforesa
and thereby promised the plaintiffs for value received
to pay them, by the name and style Of W. r. and F..
g. Villas six months, after the date thereof the sum of
twenty three hundred and six dollars and forty three
cents, and stating tina, the deenan, has not paid the
same any part thereof though often requested, but
has wholly neglected and refused TO do, TO the dam
age of The plaintiffs three thousand dollars which
action entered on the docket of said court said
March term, 1910; and the plaintiffs appeared by
Charles RUSSELL their attorney and The defendant being
absent from the state the time of the service Of the
plaintiffs said writ, the said cause was continued 10
the August term, $780, Of said court, at which term the
plaintiffs again appeared by their attorney, and il not
being made 10 appear to the court that the said James
has had personal notice of the said service and pen
dency OF this slt, the same again continued by said
court TO the March term thereof, A. ID. lS4l. And
the said court also order that further notice the pen-
of said suit be given by publishing the sbsa nee
ofihe PLAINTIFF declaration three weeks succes>lvey
IN the Darlington Free Press, a news paper printed IN
said Burlington, ,hclast Of which SAID publications o
be at least thirty days before the sitting Of sa id court
which. shall lie deemed sufficient notice to the said
Charles James TO appear and answer to said suit.
Dated at burlington aforesaid, this 2lst day of No.
vemher. A. ID. 1S4O. WIN. NOBLE. Clerk.
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ITO THE BALD.HEADED ~ OTHERS

does an Know q neiyl'bOT or friend VIM Ia.
oeen baId. and whose head Is now covered with fin.
mar! One whose coat collar WAS covered with IAN,
df"h. though brushed every hour winch has now van
'shed entirely Or one whose hairs 1T early age were
'or'"g grey, who now has not gre, hair? Children
whose he"ds were covered with scu,f-whose hal,
wo"i not grow, that are nov growing the fullest c. ops
o' har Some cases must he kaown 10 mosI nerson,
ASK mem me cause, and you will he told that ,hes,
,"'"g' nave bren done by the Of The Balm of ca
!"mo'a VI ~ years growth ia this article il 9 demand
increasing annually some hundred per cen,.-,hnuph
~he" discovered not opposedby Thing Tor the same
purpose now assA''ed by almost numberless
trash preparations that will ruin the hair il used TO an,
extent Gan more than these facts he waned-,cler
70 we recommendations by list ofnames Of respec,a
n"y' uneq""lled 10y any other article. Look TO these
,"'nss-o"y ms article. Stay and preserve YOUR hal,
oy no use, or " bald restore IT, Ladies' attend IN his
hundred: IN fashionable life are using il as the ONLY
article really III Tor the toilet Long hair ia ye,v an
10 TAU out Ladies, use The Balm of Columbia IN Inn.
10 save yourselves the disgrace OF badness by nesec
OF yo" persons IL your duty, rs mo, alis,s 10 are.
se''e tue oea",'es OF nature with which u bouuiG
S'e"'of mas endowed YOU the Balm for i, will do h,
CAUTION TO DE REMEMBERED.
several most fragrant attempts have been made IN
""'e'ie't The true Balm OF Columbia. Some oT rho
'!os'ers have gone so lar W. 10 counterfeit the .u.,
wrappers. aud The Falls Of Niagara, and eye,v ex
e'na' marx excep, the name Of Comslock, which ,he,
'"e not Jorge. To avoid imposi,ions therefore nj.
ways look Tor he name of Comsi0ck & CO. or l. =
Doms'ock' and never buy the article uness il has ,ha
ZANE "po" u Sold wholesale aud retail. only a, No
Il, Fletcher street, N. Y. tHEO. A. PECK a. 10
!" "o'e'"'e hge"'s Tor The Sialo Of Vermont. eli
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NTESSRS. PANGBORN & BRIN SMAID have
lN1 just returned from Boston and New York with

MESSRS. PANGBORN e. BRINSMAID have
lV1 just returned from Boston and New York with
their full assortment goods which will efound very
complete.
WATCHES We have received some more of those
fine finished levers, made by r. d q. Beesey of Lv.
eTpool, both gold and silver cases. extra jewel
led. We have also received gold and silver English
levers, Of various other manufactures Gold and sill
yer anchor escapemen levers with beautiful engraved
| backs and dials. Gold and silver lepine watches
some beautiful patterns, with engraved backs. Our as
sorment OF watches Is far better than usual.
Head and neck ornaments of various kinds Jet and
gold hearts, crosses in sets SINGLE Buttons fol
| velvet wristles.
| Bags. Large and small sized, let and dove colored
bead bags net bags of silk and worsted, and purses
C''-."- '"' sAcod sroall sets rinpets not wire
SHE'LL COMBS The best quality shell side and twis
COMPS comps al our usual prices few cheaper shell side
BRITANIA WARE. Some beautiful finished fin,
quality, tea and coffee pots communion f,rni,,,rs
| tumblers, and patent lamps
rLArEp WARE. Cake and fruit baskets, casters
high ana low eandlestlcks snuffers and travs Guns
| ana spoons, better assortment than usual
Table mats oil cloth, and willow mats of various
| sizes and shapes.
STOCKS In this department. we have rivalled the
variety store. Those who wish to get neat made
Stock no matter at what price, cheap or dear are as
su'ed hat we willry TO suit them in every
Also collars bosoms, suspenders, straps and n few
nice pam ana figured cravats.
PERFuMERy. Soaps, hair oils, Farinas best Ger.
man cologne Those who have once used this article
never wish for any other. Farnas good cologne
Dolls and fancy boxes. We have not forgotten our
young friends, but have selected some fine wax dolls
and many other articles suitable for presents.
Rosewood Boxes. Ladies rosewood work boxes
FURNISHED and unurnshed some nice ones. Those
wishing for them or for portable writing desks, will
please inquire for them they are kept up stairs with
many other bulky. goods. Willow chairs, wagons
and cradles up stairs.
Brass candles!icks, high and low Brass shutters
and trays, Steel do.
VARIETY. Go 10 bed lamps, with extineushers.
very nice article. An article to clean brass plate or
oIanla very nice. Cake cutters, assorted patterns
,ChopPlns trays, cedar tubs for washing dishes in,
brass hoped Carpet hammers for taking up or put.
ting down carpets. Nursery lamps with China and
TN dishes, and tea kettles. New conversation cards
pearl souvenirs: ear trumpets for deaf persons chill.
a.en cups and saucers; fine card cases volns and
OF all kinds such things as could find in New York
and Boston, which we judged would suit our market.
and we now shall be most happy to distribute them
to our friends and customers who wish for them. '
Variety Store, PANGBORN & BRINSMAID.
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0NB NYRRo
THE INQUIRY.

The lNaUlNIs
Tell me We winding winds,
That round my pathway rear,
Do We not know some spot
Where mortals weep no more
Some lone and pleasant dell,
Some valley in the west,
Where, free from toll and pain,
The weary soul may rest7
The loud wind dwlndled to a whisper low,
And sighed for pity as il answered, NO"
Tell me thou mighty deep,
Whose pillows round me play,
Know'st thou some favored spot,
Some island far away,
Where weary man may find
The bliss for which he sghs,
Where sorrow never lives,
And friendship never dies 7
The loud waves rolling in perpetual flow,
Stopped for while, and sighed to answer "No!'
And thou, serenest moon,
That with such, holy face,
Dost look upon The earth
Asleep in nights embrace
Tell me, in all thy round,
Hast thou not seen some spot,
Where miserable man
Might find happier lott
Behind cloud, the moon Withdrew IN wO,
And voice sweet but sad, responded HNo!'
Tell me- my secret SOUL
Oh! tell me, Hope and Faith,
Is there no resting place,
From sorrow, sin and death
Is there no happy spot,
Where mortals may be blest,
Where grief may find balm,
And WEAKNESS rest?
Faith, Hope and Love, best boon to mortals given
Waved their bright wings and whispered-"ies
in Heaven"
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Eliphas stecIe's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT The Probate Court for
DrsrnIcr or CHrrrENpEN, SIS. the District of Chit
tendcn To the creditors and others concerned in the
estate of Elphas Steele late Of Hinesburgh in said
District, deceased.
WHEREAS Josiah Steele, administrator of the estate
Of said deceased, has made application to this Court,
dob,s Of sa;d deceased tveIys months from The 9Th
day of November, 1910, and the second Wednesday
of January next, being assigned for hearing in the
premises, at the Office of the Register of this Court
given by publishing his decree three weeks success
svely in the Free Press, news paper printed at Bur
lington before the time fixed for hearing. Therefore
you are hereby notified, to appear before said Court
OF the time and place aforesaid, then and there, 10
make objection if any you have, to the said time o.
payment being further extended rs aforesaid.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 9th day
of November, A. d. 1910.
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WORMS, wORMs.-DR. N. HI!cMcocK'.

w uHrlVaHeu anu "CNM liza, d
sovereign remedy for Worms. Strange and incredi-
bic are the elects Of these dete>tahc vermn; few
persons, and it is thought free from them, par
tcuary females and children Many persons go
through a distressing course of medicine without a
benefit, when they might he relieved by using the
Worm Tea. This invaluable medicine has been tested
by the experience of more than ten years use, and
administered to more than 10000 persons of various
ages, and solitary complaint; on the contrary
hundreds have called, and unsolicited, given their de-
cided preference 10 H. after trying the different article,
sent forth to the pubic, and pronounced DR.. NJ. Hitch
cocks Worm Tea the most safe, efectual, and con-
venien remedy that can be obtained for in one Of
the thousands Of instances where it has been used
greeah bic TO the printed directions has failed.
n. Is. Ask for DR.. NJ. Hitchcock's WORM TEA, there
many nosr,m> abroad for the deStr,lconof worms
For sale wholesale and retail by A. HITCHCOCK q
CO., sole proprieors, III Genesee street, Utica,
by their agents throughout the Union In Burlington
by J. & J. Fl. Peck g. Co, and Theo. A. Peck e. Co.
In Vergennes by J. II. Bowman. In Milton, b,
Burnet g. Sawyer. In Georgia, by Lorenzo James
aup2(
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Samuel Smiths Estate.

WE the subscribers having been appointed by the
w honorable the probate court for the district OF
Chittenden, commissioners 10 receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands Of all persons against
the estate Of Samuel Smith late Of Colchester, in the
district aforesaid, deceased represented insolven
and also all claims and demands exhibited IN o'se
thereo and six months from the day of the date here
of heing allowed by laid court for that purpose,
do therefore hereby give notice that will attend &c
the business of our appointment, at the dwelling Of
Charles Smith in Colchester in SAID district, on the o
Mondays in January and May next, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, on said day. Dated this 7,h day Of Nov, A. d.
1910.
-, $ 5S t 2; ;F E$ $$SSSSsrll,} co"''..
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lothian n, Halls Estate.
darlington, Nov, "a. 1910.

WE the Subscribers having been appointed by the
Chittenden, commissioners receive examine and adj
just the claims and demands of all persons against the
estate of lothian II. Hall late OF Williston in said Dis
claims and demands exhibited in offset therefor and six
monthsfrom the day of the date hereof being allowed
by said Court for that purpose do hereby give notice
that will attend to the business of our appointment
in said district, on the Sd Monday of December and
on the LIST Monday Of February and May next, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ on each of said days. Dated, this 23d
day of November, A. D. 1870.
TRUMAN CHITTENDEN, }
LUTHER LOOMS, : Comrs.
n.29 JOHN VAN SICKLEN, IT.,
THE Creditors requested TO present their claims
on the first sitting Of the commissioners il possible.
LYDIA HALL, Administering.
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EXTRA! EXTRA !! :!

A N Extraordinary Extra lot of Silk, Worsted,
n Wooden, Gotten and Fur Goods, with Looking
Glasses Crockery, China, Glass ank Plated wares,
also Knives, Forks, Pocket Knives, Rogers Candle
sticks Servers, Spoons &c. &c, with an increased
lot of LIST I'd and Sd quality of Bosom Pins, Finger
and Far Rings end other Jewelry at so per cent less
than low prices and then again new assortment OF
Carpeting just % per cent less than ever, with
choice lot of Family Groceries, Good Lamp Oil &c
All forwarded by my attentive New York buying
Agent. who says, now as he bought cheap to please
me he wants the goods should be sold Cheap Cheap
Cheap, to please the customers of the Peoples Cash
Store which shall be done as opportunity offers.
HOWARDS.
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ISAAC WARNER.

I1AS received and keeps constantly on hand large
L i and full assortment OF GROCERIES, among
which are
COGNAC BRANDY, ST. CROIX RUM
HOLLAND GIN, variety of WINES,
and almost every article in the Grocery line, all OF
which he will sell on the most reasonable TERMS He
would also inform Tavern keepers in particular that
he will sell rum, brandy and gin for SO cents gallon
which he will warrant of a better quality than some
which have lately been hawked about the country by
certain New York pedlar, and if not adjudged by
the best judges to be better he will not ask any pay
for them. He invites them to call and compare.
Euriingion. Oct. 1870 IT,
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NOTICE.. TRYON, Merchant Tailor, would
~ respectfully announce to the public and his old
customers particular that he continues to accom-
modate all who call, with the stmproved fashions
and work not inferior to any on reasonable notice
at his old stand on ST. Paul street. On hand and for
sale cheap for cash choice assortment of superior
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, and Trimmings
N. b. Goats cut for so cents cash.
p. $. Those indebted will please call and pay up
Burlington Nov. II, 1910.
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T MPoRTANT TO MOTHERS 4 YOUNG

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. REyNoIDs p, ,.c,r,;
G or Ills or HEALIH RESTORATIVE
ms article is now brought before the public nndsr
| sanction OF the strongest testimony from, ,hn.,o -
nav aiihe USED IL, ana also witnessed its uneouae6
powers, IN the removal of Female obstructnns nS ~
most aggravated and desperate character Tbs
testimonials are not brought from the ignorort I
lterate-hut from Physicians and other Sc;enn nfe
PERSONS, who have tested its great virtues and n
recommend It IN their practice and lend IN !, ,h
Ton OF Their names. Its intended as NAM 'ns
clncs generally are for all the varieties Of 3is
ni t IS ane lot TO snier under But is intended
supply lot one class OF complaints and those onlv re-
Iu''he 70 one SEX These being fraher a dsle,ns ma
lure there would be more than an ordidarv Jsno 81
uuGnce IN coming with this article before the public
were 1t not the fact that thousands are con,;n ps
passing from the stage Of action victims ~ dsaanS
winch This medicine has never failed n ny.u.n, -,
cure SIch has been the provision of Nature ,b,s
some degree with the habits allied NJ tbsr M
many can bear witness, where mere cold a, H.u
raar stage, mas produced ehseks that the hand Of
aeyo,e aug Ih never has been able to dispel or
, ~ hist the irreguarity and Suppression os
me natural habits produces no yery nlar,n;n o'
IONS, ana IS treated generally with ncglec, s'app',
tp.n attention Is procrastiaaed until the hollow eve
salow complexion and great bodily debGiv ;ndic.t.
lnat elmer rapid consumption or some o;bey S.,oI
disease has fastened its resstless grasp ON he snfis
or,o soon erHnaes existence, by lingering bur
."Ih ue"tn' ror complaints inevitably prOdnc,;vo
u such results this invaluable medicine is now brout
'eiore the public Ii invariably removes obsrnc,;e
ma regulates too profilse menstruration and cmra
~ MS unequalsd qualities all the variety of deranse.
mem nd eSnneGea VIZ the Female habit The eminent
lsed medicine al Oneida ~ York, with the mos P, sc
ai success Tor 20 years says at is the best med;c;ne
he M.n usg b rases Of retention suppression Of
lec!hr have tried it in the worst cases with m ~
,nhne success AID wish for the good of sufIerna
,or "rs, mat al physicians would introduce il is
,em practice, as have found il answers beyond mn,
'on' s"glne expectations" In its effect il is kind
Jay be taken without the least inconvenience Eu
., ca,harllc but tonic and aperient For annie par'
lulars respecting lis efficiency certificates Of p
ans who have witnessed its effects. and Of o,hy s
no have been most signally benefited and rest"ro;
,, ITS v'r,uesreerence is now offered to the pam.
r,IcuIsr ev;Ssng he medicine and the more
ole Agent for the New Enaland Sta,cs '0'S''''e'
wbolos,ls Do,,. EDWARD BRINLEY,
W. wE Sas Uealer IN Drugs Medicines Pants and
~ S'"''' No' j x i south side old Faneuil Hall
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Sherman's Breast Ointment

lfapplIed properly and ndue time III cure the most
painful cases of sweled breasts and prevent the for
nation OF abscesses-Even whore the swelling mas
pointed and shown every appearance of breaking this
ointment has entirely dlspeed it, and restored the
parts to healthy condition. In app yng it, smooth
and soft covering TO the breast should be made of sof,
leather, or fine compact nin, with hole in the CEN
ire to admit the nipple. When SO made, put coating
OF the ointment over the inner surface and appv Il
closely and smoothly over the whole breast, leayinp
the nipple protruding through the hole so that The
enid can nurse which it should do as long as the
mother can bear il. Care should be taken to have the
breast drawn by the child or otherwise so as to pre-
vent an accumulation of milk Whenever the plss-
ter gets rlnked and thereby uncomfortable, newone
should be applied, and constantly worn until cure
is Affected 1t is sometimes necessary to slit the side.
so they Will conform To the shape of the breast and
cover It closely. Ask for Shermans breast ointment
and see that his signature thus, "a. Sherman. NJ
H., is on the wrapper, none other can be genuine.
SHERMAN'S PAPILLARY OIL
Is the only nalibe remedy for sore nipples ever dis
covered. 1t will cure the most troublesome cases in
few days without deprivng the infant of the bre,st
warranted superior to all other remdies when apnled
according to the directions on the bottle. See tho,
the signature of "A Sherman, NJ d." is on Tho
wrapper none other is genuine Be particular or vo
will be deceived and disappointed Sold at The Vnyie.
" STORE PANGbORN & BRINSMAID,
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TRY GOODS AT AUCTION...The sub
- scrlers give not .ce that they will oler for sale
at Public Auction, the 9Th day of December next,
at the Store, corner Of Church and College streets,
The entire and extensive assortment of Dry Goods, not
previously disposed ofat private SALE The sale will
be positive and the terms very liberal TO those wishing
to buy large amounts. Sale will commence at 81 o.
clock in the morning and continue every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday unit, the whole is disposed Of
We invite the attention Of Merchants in the adjoining
towns in particular to this sale. MAYO & WAIT,
Burlington, Nov. 81, 1910. Trustees.
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WIN. WESTON, Register.
TO BUILDERS.

PROPOSALS will be received for building Brick
l. School House at Wnooski Village. Said pro-
posas must be delivered, sealed, at the office of the
Wnooski Iron Foundry on or before the 25lh of De-
cember next. Builders wishing to examine the plans
can see them at all times by calling at the aforesai'
place. Proposals for the Mason work, must include
digging for the foundation stone, brick and laying
plastering and all materials connected herewith
The proposals for the Carpenter work must include
the timber, and materials connected Herewith, and
finished ready for plnserng; the painting also incu
ded. JESSE GAY, Ru;Id;nc
Nov. %. GEO. w. HORTON, y O''''''''