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No Tho. Hilton Wm.
.ohn 2 Hawkins Edward
ancis U"wei RGHt.
ON jainiS"n Allen
G. Tics. Johnston James
No>eS knowl'On VIM.
| James Knox Nancy Mrs.
Iarr;Snn L,t'nn Isaac
itiiip Lincoln CITY
Miller James
Nudd Henry
Saml Porter Lcvi
IN. Porter Charles
led Pierce Dan'l
!. e. Rose Frceland
n Richis, n George
Mrs. RInsdall James
Joseph Rolf James
CheSley Ros>Cn Wan.
mes Rutland Israel
,orgc Smith Mildred
DS Salmonds Jno.
Il. Sutton Nathaniel
Stuart Gravenor
Stuart .Jno.
James Stark James
j. H.. Smith benjamin.
lila Mrs. Smith Hans
aries Ship Jnn.
omas Swinnrv Francis
N. Stone Timothy p.
lmcs B. Thompson Isaac
enry Thnrnlor"ugh p.
VIM. 2 Thomas james
John Tuggle Ebenezar
TrazaskniiskeI f. B.
NJ. {. Vaughn George
VI. Vaughn VIM.
Jno. Weight Edward
Comma Wells Carly .
no. Ward b. Ms.
ell VIM. Wells c. III. Mrs.
lge Voolfolk Gabriel
Wilson James
Wilton Willy Elisha
Wells HAYDEN
rew zimmerman james
G.. l..
JOHN S. HUSTON, p. NJ.
9Th. l84l.-3'.
, 1841-04-24
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NorlCE is hereby given that the undersigned
L Y has tuken out letters of Administration 90 tho
estate Of Tilman Weaver, deceased, from the County
Court OF Rails Co. bearing date Dec. 18th, 1870: all
persons, therefore, who have any claims against the
estate Of said deceased, are required to exhibit the
sa"e daily .uthentiosted for allowance, within ono
year from the date ofssid letters. or they may b
precluded from having any bene6t of said estate, and
II inch claims are not presented within three yssn
they will be forever barred.
ELIZABETH WEAVER, Aduiaissf1.
Jsr. Q, 1875.
, 1841-04-24
NOTICE THIS.

NUIIUIi HIS.
4 IL persons indebted to the subscriber Nv note
IN or account, are came-iiy requested To come
i"f"''d aud mnke payment without delay, as |
NUT havr money. II hi. is no. attended TO. those
"wIr's .hr viii nGd their NOTES aud accounts in the
ha"d- At the Constable.
ISRAEL BARB.
April 10Th, la4l 1t.
, 1841-04-24
TOBACCO!
SIR

This thorough bred horse will
-~ stand the present season one
DHSr.SM NV half of his time at the proprie.
@ bNlY tors, L. J. Str"ther's, 3 miles
XII ny west of Rowing Green. and
tho other h,lfst He,eki.b Nal
, 1841-04-24

ey's. 6 miles north west of Louisiana. and will be let L,
mares at the reduced price of 81 and Sc. If BY the
season the money must be paid a, the close of The sca.
son; fly insurance., when the marc i, ascertaincd to
be IN fnal. Persons livingst a distance can get acco.
rnodations for mares at either stand. No liability for &c.
cIdenis. but great care will be taken to prevent them.
March 20. f. J. STROTHER.
, 1841-04-24
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

March 6, 1S4f.-3t.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-17
ENAMANEE-

CERTAIN CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE,
y which has been used in families, every member
of which has had sick headache from infancy as
constitutional family complaint, and has cured cec-
ny hundreds. 1t is not unpleasant the taste and
does prevent the daily avocatons fone using it
it must be perscvered in, and the is gradual but
certain and permanent Instances are constantly
multiplying where this distressing complaint is COM
pleely relieved and cured, although of years standing
by the of DR.. Spohn's celebrated remedy. One
decided preference is its peasanness, having of
the nauseatlng effect of common drugs.
Its perfectly that the proprietor has
gwen directions for his agents refund the price to
any one who is not pleased with and even cured by
it, He hopes also that this may it's great ben
eits the distressed sufferers who are laborng under
Headache +. SPOHN, NJ. d., inventor and Pro-
prietor
Sold by COlLSTOCK q. CO., II Maiden Lane
New York. &c & S p f. 4 r, Wholesale
Agents, few doors east Of the Post Office Burlng
ton, Vt. no
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-17

M CORES ESSENCE OF LlFE.--A Valuable
lVl Medicine, which, if rightly applied, will be the
means Of saving thousands from an untin,y grave.
success, and found very cicacious in the following
diseases, viz Consumption, Whooping Coughs, COM
mon Coughs, Gods, dhilcnlt Breathing, Ininenza,
Qnnsy, Asthma, Phthisic, Splitting Of Blood, tlaln-
lcncv, Indigestion, Loo>cness of the Bowels Fits OF
every kind, Cramps, ricketts,, Colic Catarrh, Dyscn-
tary, Faning, llypochoondriac Affections Headaches,
sickness at Stomach, Measles, preventive of Con-
gioriS diseases, Gout and Rheumatism.
;Ljo1he above Medicine is prepared by Henry Sey-
mour of Hadley, Mass. from the Original Recipe, ly
the direction of said Moore, and sold by hun and the
principal Druggists in the UnitedSaeS.
sold wholesale and retail, by Peck & Spear,
Burlington, and by thedealcrs generally through
ont the country
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-17
NEW READING BOOK FOR SCHOOLS.

THE MONITORJAL READER or a Monitor.
10 Youth, holding up to their rie,s liodeis nhereby
tOfOrm their OrH Characters. by Daniel Adams,
author Of AdamS' Neu Arithmetic.
Extracts from the Preface.
''THE MONITORlAL READER posses dstinc
tive traits The object is to supply what is believed
to be the great desderaum in our schoos-A series
of exercises relating TO what concerns the practical
matters Of lne,-truth, integrity honesty, industry
temperance, forethought, frugal y patient endurance
of adversely, and Whatever else tends 10 form and
fix the character of youth.
We wish to impress it on the minds of those, into
whose hand these exercises shall come, now, in this
seed time OF Lie, what Is here so abundantly incul-
Gated, that Every is mphatlcally the architect
of his own lOrtune-that with themselves 1t lies
whether they hall ever be any thing or nothing
that moueyed capital to begin with does not weigh
whit IN tie balance for or against ,hen,-that coming
into life with health. strength, capacity for labor good
education, useful and respectable trade, habits Of
industry soblIetv, punctunhy irugaIlty, and above
all. with good and unsullled character, they have
the best Of all "a moral capital the nobest
ofall powgr,-mOral power: and the most certain
means OF honest and honorable accumulation and
fortune, and nay be sure, under circumstances ord
narly proptJus, 10 rise TO that competency ofintu-
encC respect, and general confidence. and that hon
orahlc measure Of wealth and independence, which
shou fully satisfy reasonable and yirtuous ambi-
ton
Extracts from Recc lamentations.
The influence will all be found on the side OF virtue
morality and religion. Occasional comments
given. Difficult unusual word. defined Prose-
and poctrysde suitably informing led 1t is hard
~ to be imagined that this book should fail of popu-
| larity. 1t certainly would not, had it not many
competitors that had got the start Of il in the
As is It's metticis such as 10 give fair promise OF
ultimate success IN the Contest Boston Recorder.
| DR. Adams Having examined TO some extent
your Monitorial Reader, am pleased with its plan,
its object and he manner IN which 1t has been
ted. 1t seems adapted to the intellectual and moral
Improvement of those for whose use II was designed.
trust it will prove to be what Its author ondly
trrpates We91T $. BARSTOW, Keene.
/ Itis iust such book New England boys
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-17
l. 90 IA III T. II T. :

MR.. EDTTOR-Wjll You please notify this COM
IMMUNITY that the subscriber has opened Stove
Store, first door ives, Of j. X J. IL, Peck Co. where
lie has a general assortment of Cooking, Box and
Pagar Stoves, CalGrous, aud Hollow Ware OF the
superior Brandon Castings; al.o Bucks Hot Ar
Cooking Stove, which he is manufacturing IN this
place The construction of this stove is such that
The first and sharrcs heat come, directly under the
boilers and then passes round spacious and equally
heated oven anl requirrs but comparatively little
fuel put in operatlon and bakes equal to brick
ny,n 4 here might be List of signatures procured
- long as the recommendation of country p. NJ.
I'm the highest sources IN The sections where il is
m use; hui preamble about thi. OF the Yankee
Notion useless and if money continues scarce you
must u4a the less If it, 50 don't do without on that
account, but call and Try the new Stove.
Ba.iugton, Nov, 10, lSil. 5. W. TAYLOR.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-17

MISTERIOUS!--A gentleman belonging to
wi one Of the most ancient and wealthy families Of
this who must be well known to numerous friend,
having since the year 1878, up recently, been bent
nearly double, and for several years confined to his
bed, has been restored to good health-has reganed
his natural erect position-and has quilted his car.
rage, and now walks with easel! We believe this /:
the genllcman'> own description as near possblc
and there is cxaggeration in it. We will give lnqu
rers his address, and doubt not humane feelings vii
excuse the liberty; so that any one doubtnr ma!
kno,r these lact.-ihough he requests his name ma!
not appear in print. Among other instances, Mr.. Jas
q. Reynolds, lil Chrstle-sreet has been restored
and will give personal assurances of the facts of hi,
case Both were rheumatism, and contracted cords
and sincws. How has this cen done?
AnSwer. Byihe Mdian Vegetable Eiirer in
ternaliy and Newes Nerre and Bone Linimen
externally. JAM 20, ISL.
Sold only by COMSTOCK d. CO., II M4ide,
Lane, NcIr York. n9
PECK & SPEAR, Wholesale Agents. a few
doors east of the Post Office, Burlington, VT.
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OF THE LUNGS.--Dec,dedl,

/ VT lt NtsSs"sDtciuehlN
- the most popular remedy eNei known in America
Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam is the most valuable
emrd, now in use ~, coughs, colds, ast na or hhs'c
consumption. whoOpne cough aud pulmOni All ciioas
ole,ery kind Its SAFE l. srad, increasing. aud the
pror,eors constantly .ece'sng he most L',o able
account 81 It's effects The following new certificates
are offered for publ examination.
AN INTERESTING CASE -Exracl ola letter from
Mr g. > Clay, Kingston, User co., N. Y. to the
proprieor.. 'lours Of the 9Th in.r. duty ec'd.
remarkable cure was effected 10y the Vegetable Put
monary Bal,,m IN the WINTER and -p,ing 81 1885. The
terson, Mr. MOODY, had been slck u Tony lime with
The consumption, His physicians had gwen him up
lie reduced SO low he unable TO help himself,
| and was raising IA large quantity OF blood when he
| commenced using the Basani, winch has efece a
complete cure, and he is Il. hale and hearty a.
ever he Mr.. Mood, has removed rom this Town,
but lie has promised me more detailed account OF his
case, winch | williuiward >ou. &. CLAY.
Kingston, n. Y June 25 1888.
Extract of a letter from DIR. Jacob Myers. The
Vegetable Pulmonary Basam has been sold in this
county for Years, aud The medicine has aaned an
uncommon celebrity. for it .cacely in one instance
failed Of hayin. the de.ed effect. am by no nedus
~ favor uf the many nostrumS, most OF winch aye I'm
positions upon u creduous public, but ihal which ]
know by To he elecuaI, Cannot selp but civ" my
arpob i'Ion thereto. counterfeit preparation has
been offered here by ara>elltng Agent of Cumsrock,
~ Y and there anp her article ,ended here that !.
4 strong', suspected to be spun 'nus
/ JACOB MYERS, VI. d.
Miftiinston, Juniala co Penn. MAY ., 1887 From
DR.. Samuel NOtiel', 10 the Irlois pl 'he 'eee
liable Pulmonar, Ba.am. | am satisfied that the We
se,able rulmon.sit Ba;an - u valuable medicine
l. has been used in hs place with complete success II
An obstinate complaint Of the lungs, attended with
sever cough. loss Of voice. aud The raising Of mucl
blood which had previously resisted many approve
prescriptions. Aijer using the Bals im week Ih
p,,ienr ,u,ce re uucd and he asae 10 speak audi
bly,. Ihl> case occurred snme time since, aud Tia
man IL nov engaged not unty III active but 'ahoriou
business. Respectfully, &c. 5 NoRRELL.
l. is now more than six Years since was hougi
yer, low by AN affection of the lungs and complain
was declared 10 be ncuahc by acounc, Of three phN
-rlans. was then restored to As goo health a. la
: euo, ed for many years. bs using the Vegetable iu
, monar, Basan. Since NV recover, have recon
npnded the B,lsam ~ great may cases OF ~
/ COMPLAINS, and 80 Ear as can iran. its use has II
4 ,a,,,, been followed bN much benefit, and IN MAJ
;.s,Anc.a h.s effected cutrs whrs ~rie wholly une
- peced. SAMUEL EVEhETr'
Bos Oh, March 2, 1897
For sale, wholesale and retsil, BY PECK
SPEAR Bun ingron. VI.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-17

MOTTO E.-iU Medicine is best known by the
1 cures 1t performs.ef-1s l. Newton'S Fanacea,
or Purifier of the Blood The unparalleled and still
increasing reputation which this medicine has acqair
cd throughout the New Eng land States and the many
cures il has performed, and the great demand made
for ii by the advice ofphysicans well acquantot with
its preparation, has induced the proprietor to extend
its circulation to almost every town in the eastern
States and the principal towns the United States.
This Panaceis warranted purely vegetable and is not
surpassed by any other medicine offered to the
afflicted lis extensive sale and great popularity
plainly prove. 1t has within the last eighteen months
cured its thousands ofthe obstinate diseases,
can be proved by certificates, and is pronounced by
eminent and respectable physicians the best medicine
in use usetul information may be found i'll circulars
containing certificates of cures and directions for Ia
king the medicine. The following appointed agents.
Burlington, p + X and S EAR, II. Moody
St Adams, Curtis and Rus sel-Millon, &. Drake
Milton FALL, Burnct and Sawyer-Waierville Fisk
and Brown,- llinc>burgh, Hall and Cook-Fairiax,
Parker and acknowledgements, Adams and Murray
-Camlri1gc, NJ. Wirc>-Cnderhil, NJ. G.. Barney
North Ferrlshurgh, II. G. Wicker-Gcorgia, A. Bliss
johnson, G. l.. Warner and Cn-Monkton, Ethan
Smnh-Baker>fieIl, Arlington and Woudwarl-Far-
field, Burnett and Farnswoith. co.ply.tl9
NTARSHALL'S continues mrivallcd as a
WI strengthening PLASTER Also, for Rheuma
tism, LameneSs or pains in the sides, limbs or back
for >croilous swellngs >cirvy Sores Fresh wounds
aud for General Family Plaster or salvc. For Corns,
moreover-try IL pare clo>e pcr,cvere in the by
making new application occasionally, and IN time,
yonr corns will he cured. For sale by
PECK d SPEAR,
and Dir. ROBT. MOODY.
I,urlin Ian r
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DOUBLE. UMBILICAL
SINGLE.
$500 K WAED,

c-.1 On REWARD has been offered for months
- w to any one who will use a bottle of
mrs Imminent for the Plies,
without being cured. OF thousands sold, in no one
instance has it failed Of Proof overwhelming
to be had where it is sold. Its also certain cure IN
nearly erery case.
(ExtcrnayD in the following comploints-For the
Piles for all dropsy, tender feet, throat can
GERS or ulcers, Group, whoopng cough, scad head
Tghtness of the chest especially in children, foul ul'
GERS of the legs other fungus sores however obs'
nate or long standing fresh wounds, chllbalns etc,
LOOK OUT-S0ne sirindiers hare counterteittd
this article and PIT up ,rh rdrous Gerices. Do NOT
be imposed upon. One thing only will protect you-
il is the name of CONSTOCk d. co; that name
must be Arrays the wrapper, you may be cheat
ed Do no, forget it, Take the direction with YOU
and test by that, never buy it for it is impossible
r'r,ny nihar Ia be truc or utnuine n9
Sold by CONSTOCK If co, II Maiden Lane
NV York. PECK & SPEAR, Wholesale
Acents, aiew doors east OF the Post Office Burning
| ian VI,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-17

THE subscribers are now receiving their seco-'
/ supply OF Fall and Winter Goods among WIN
may l.. found Plain and Diamond Beaver CLOTH
Heavy Pilot do. Broad Cloth fol- Ladies cloak
very cheap; Cas>imcrcs Sntnctts Flaunels FrcnrH
and English Merno., Alpaca cloths, Bombazln
all WOO. plain VI, DE Lanes very fine; Silks, CO. ?
au' p mex silk Velvet, Velvet trimmings, silk CCrt-
anI Iassels, u.ohair and silk Frius,s Gimp Trim
il.l1- German WoIs eds Ribbons Shawls, Hdkfs
l.1r,s, Lare Wells dc. which are offered very low
nr cash, by Nov. Is. +. NJ WRIGHT x CO.
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MIR -. y II As H. II.

HAS lust rcturNcJ from New York, with the latest
fashions for Bunn,ts, Caps, Coabs, Dresses, &c,
>i'al L. for the season. Aso-a rich aud fash onal le
assortment ofSilk>, Nclvets, Veveeen> and trimmings
Cor Runncts aud nre.scs. She has also Rlhhons
Fca,he,s, French aud other Flower, Iaces, Edsiucs
GLOVES. Mnt,, Curls and her articles in the Menert
,Inrioo numerous 10 particuari,e. Al,o=sn e'ecaal
assortment OF Boa, aud good sortutnI of Bonnels
and Can, ready for ,alc, all which She will sell a.
cheap or cheaper than they can lie louem elsewhere
of eu nal style a nd quality Of good,
nrmeion, Oc' Is, ISL,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-17
PATENT PLATFORM SCALES.
WAER ANTEE.

|uNlilS article is too well known to need common
l. daton-and the experience of seven wears Ina.
demonstrated to the commercial community, tina
tor accuracy, convenience and durability, they ar,
unrlvaIed-Coal yard scales to weigh from 3 to
tons Dormant Warehouse do, to weigh from l-2 ID
to 5000 lbs, Portable do. to weigh from / 2 o. t,
200 lbs. Portable Counter do-a new articc-to weigl
from l2 OF. TO 40 lbs.
J. Il J. H. PECK Il Co.-Agents.
Burlington, April lSil.
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~ 4 q y Err l. Assortment G..
{sl,--| n IArui,r made .Sa i.e-, llarnessc-
~, t.N and Triuk>, for sa'e at the old stan
vi ft.5 north ,je the s. are, nearJ. How
'ritIsf, art, Hu'c with >uch additional a.
Iatbstri' TN iiccs ~ usIa Y found in my Ia =
(I.Hh,EhHaj ui business. Whip, Spurs, Com ~
\ll.il Brushes and Res, adapted TO Ii
~ appruarhng season. Flannel, To'- =.
IL anl Full Clu'h, Skin, aud Hides AT
al kuls Of Farmers produce received IN paynel =
Cal aud >ce 5. ;. SklNNLk.
Burlington, Oct 29lh,ls
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-17
ATURE.s GRAND RESTORATIVE. T.

NJ ATURE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE. This
~ valuable Vegetable Medicine stands unrivalled
for the following complaints, viz: Dyspepsia, lndi-
gcstion, diseased Liver, bilious disorders, Dropsy Asth-
ma, Costivene>s, Worms and loss Of Appetite. and by
cleansing the stomach and bowels, cures pains in the
side stomach and breast, colds and coughs OF long
standing, Hoarsene.s, shorne>s of breath, Nervous
complaints, etc., which are frequently the eject Of dis
case For Fever and Aguc, II i most valuable pre-
vcnave as well as a sovereign remedy. lis virtues
srrpass any thing heretofore known IN removing ST.
Nuus' naucc,-twu bottles have Teen known to cure
this affecting disease, after having laillcd every
ton tor four years. 1t has most powerful influence
in removing nervous complaints. Ii is pleasant 10 take
and easy in its operation, that il may administered
to the infant with safety. The above Medicine is very
highly recommended by many scientific gentlemen,
and large numl Ter Of ladies, who have proved til,
virtue OF the Medicine y personal use and that Of their
families. 4 i'll otccrtlicaieS accompanies each bottle
with directions. 1t may lie had wholesale or retail oil
s. Britain, Barre, aud j. {. Farnam, Fast Williams
town, VT sole propretors. Prepared from the origin
al recipe; for sale by +. H. Prenss, Montpelier, anl
PECK d.SPEAR,
Burlington and IN the principal towns IN the state ;a
directions signed in the hand writing oithe proprietor
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-17

YlNHE lest stove for the .avu- Of labor and futI,
| winch ha, ever been offered for ,ale in this state
the fire eng directly under the boilers, TO take
the r,i and >harpe.t heat, and then Passing arounl
the oven IN inc 80 A. To- give the oven regular heal
aAnc equal 10 n rick oven; and beng larger thaI
m any other ing >toyc NOW IN u>c. For sale hy
My, 10, ISL. :. NJ. POPE.
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GROCERIES, &c

GROCERIES, &c
ISAAC WARNER keeps constantly for sale at his
L Store opposite :. L. Towards Store.
Cognac Brandy, Holland Gin, St. Crolx Rum,
Boston Rum low priced Brandy
Baltimore Gin, Antigua Rum, Cherry do.
Wines, of most kinds and prices, Moasses,
Loaf, Lump and Brown sugar,
Hyson and Young Hyson, II, son Skin and Black
Teas; Box Raisns, Keg do
Goldfish Salmon, Mackerel, Sounds and Tongues,
Rice, Bar Soap, Fancy do Auspices
Pepper Ginger Nutmeas Cloves,
Cinnamon, Saleraus, Poland Starch
Mustard, Indigo Pepper Sauce, Coffee,
Chocolate, Table Salt ;Candles;
Spanish Seaars, half Spanish do
Decantors Tumblers Lamps, Jars. dc
AIs0-5OO Barrels Salt.
The Liquors are warrented to be the best that car
be bought in New York. Tavern-keepers and othel.
will find for their benefit to call and examine then
before they buy elsew here.
Burlington Nov. g. 1871
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The Patent Portable Bedstcd

n 4 y lie moved from room 10 room ont OF the
N}Iluu,e in case of ire, without taking down or
loo>cnn the cord; is more easily mp, and the cord
frightened with ess ,roule and Is afforded at al on,
the same price a. the old fashioned Red,ied Call al
my Shop and see II; 1t i a curiosity worth looking
at, and perhaps Won will think II worth laying.
Catlin'> Lane, Sept. Z, lSil. ID. +. PANGBORN
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Burlington Book tore.

'I'lIE s'lrsrrl' err wupld invite the attention Of h
l ircnl> aul tic public 10 In, new assortment .
Books. The let selection he has made, both u
Miscellaneous and School Books are now oilerc
thegp for cash. Nov, 10, ID. A. BRAMAN.
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~ VI. WRIGHT q Co. viii opeu Thin three q
Il. four days, rom 1900 10 1000 yd> Extra superic,
double aronndl snperline, line aud common all wool
Carpelings, which have leen purchased mostly in
Yorh auc,len, and will lie sold At vey low prices,
Also Twilled and plain Venetian stair carpctlng,
Hemp and Cotton carpeling, Oh colh> Malt> etc.
Nov. IL.
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A SUPERIOR article, Indian tanned; Fur ,hicl
n and neayy, Prlts soft and pliahle-will not m
rure hv we,tng. For sale by lllCkOk y CATLlN.
West side Cour, House Square, Burlug,on, VI.
Nov. 10, ISL
\. B. Don't purchase until YOU have prnel the
article at Il. d. r'S. Also Barrel, and Dry Casks.
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lfOITN ID.

ar may be found in this village directly opposite
" the Methodist Chapel an OLD PAINT SHOP,
newly fitted lpin good style, where the undersigned
will be glad TO wait on his old customers who may
favor him with their patronage. .
6mi6 X. q. SPAULDlNG'
Burlington, April % ISL.