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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-05-14
FIRST REPORT
From the Cheap Cash Store.


A 8 was heraded forth in the Burlington Free
IA Press on tho morning of the 4th March, saying
the former Agent HOWARD, was continued, and
had commenced upon his twentieth year-who now
most respectfully reports, as follows, vz:-That the
effort made in dsposng Of the old stock Of remnants
and Goods at selling-of prices was highly satsiaco.
ry. That on the 23d he proceeded to Albany, and
was present in the Legislature when the committee
repol ted adverse the building Of Bridge al that
place, and directed to take back the papers and
bring in bill for immediate action to determine,
whether, consttutionay, an obstruction could be
thrown over the Hudson, when the General Govern
inent had improved the navigation by removing I'M
pediments and deepening its channel, far above such
place, is the question. Now that noble River being
the inlet from the high and Atlantic Ocean TO the
trade of the Green mountain State OF course the Peo-
Pies Agent could but have deep interest in the
result which may soon be known. That OH the 9Th
he left in the Steamer Utica for New York, on which
passage Lieutenant Governor BIadish was called to
the chair, J. Fennimore Cooper secretary, and the
meeting being addressed by Major General Sanford,
whereupon unanimous expression OF thanks was
voted TO Captain Shultz, by the Lady and Gentlemen
passengers for his ndefatIgable enterprise and
tons IN plouEhng way through ,heice from Tough
by water instead OF dangerous one through mud 81
land TO New York.
That having arrived at the great commercial empo
rum of the Union after a winters absence cheer
ed by mutual salutatons with former friends who
without exceptions proffered their every effort lr
shelving and displaying all of their most Fashionable
beautiful, and desirable articles Of Merchandise with
corresponding wish to favor me with such selection.
as might be wanted and at the very best bargains par
ticuary as being for the supply of the ever up ana
doing, quick and cheap, cheap for cash and non-im
prisonment-for- store located in the beautiful val
| lev Of Lake Champlain, at Burlington, Vermont.
| Thus having been received made judlcious Sc
lection of such articles calculated for sprni
trade, and returned home, where any Of the man,
kinds of Fancy and other Goods may be had at pri
ces to suit purchasers at HOWARDS.
| April Sd, 1871.
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STATE OF VERMONT, AT Prola'o
Burlington within and for the DISTRICT aforesaid Gu
the 80 h day Of March A. u. 1871. an Instrument
purpor,ing TO lie the last Will and Te>smen, ot
Leonard Hodges late Of WIllisun in laid District de-
ceased, was presented to the Court here for Prol ate,
by David French The EAector, therein namei The
refore is ordered by said Court, that the pubic
notice lie given 10 all persons concerned therein 10
appear before said Courl, al session thereof 10 les
holden al the Eagle Hall in Will>ton on third Monday
Of April A. D. lsil, and contest the rrol ae Of sad
viii. and i, is further ordered that This order lc pub
li>hel three weeks successfully IN the nurng on
Free Press a newspaper printed IN Burlington IN thS
State, the last Of which shall lie previous the day
assigned, ) afore, aid for hearing.
Given under my hand II, the Registers en- q, tbs
3Oih day OF March a. u. 1871.
WM WESTON Reri.,,~.
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BRIGHTON MARKET Monday, Nay

From the Boston Patriot.
Al market, $50 Beef Cattle, 10 yoke working Oxen,
II cows and calves lao She p, $50 Swine. Abou,
IS Beef Cattle unsold.
PaicEs-Beef Cattlc---Wc reduce our quotations to
conform to sales. We quote First quality 81 81 rs
Second quality &c so sc IS; Third quality IS IS
IS 25. One or two yoke Extra sold for about
81 10.
Working Oxen Sales SO, and SIS.
Cows and Calves Sales 500, aS5, and a3s.
Shecp-prccs not obtained.
Swne---A small advance was effected. Lots tc
peddle sold for a; aud Tor sows md 81 and !
for barrows. Large selected barrows 81 toe.
At retail from 81 to I.
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MrrcnELL, THE FoRoER.-Tho Montreal
Herald of Tuesday, May 9th, says tina,
mitchell, the American forgcr and member
Of Congress, has at last been captured by the
Montreal police, and tho fact is another ev-
idence Of the vigilance Of Capt. Comsau.--
Mitchell was taken at Tongue Pointe, few
miles from this city, and was foolish enough
to atte,np, to throw above 100000 into the
st. Lawrence, a circumstance which could
not have benefited him."
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STEAM SHIP PREsIDENT-ARAY oE HOPE

STEAM SHIP PRESlDENT-A RAY OF HOPE.
From Intelligence which we received Yesterday. we
are led to believe thai the steam ship President is SAT-,
a, ono of the Western Islands or perhaps in England
now.
=, on the eth of last month, British bark called the
recovery, Capt. Bowman arrived at this port, from
bfis'o Eng with cargo of coal to Richard II vint
agent oil the Great Western She was sixty eight
days IN coming, and took the Southern passage,-
CnpthIn Bowman repurs that on the oath OF March
wncn on SorVo one of the Western Islands, or in lat.
about AZ, lon. about 2, he saw at distance a very
large snip swept clear mass bowsprit and all gone,
supposed her TO be man Of war but now thinks il
eral pIovision casks floating out, also wine baskets
broken spars &c. lie says TINT he saw only ,wo
siImps of the nas,s, but nothing more. Bsnrrit,
NJ raid. of monday
lis also reported that brig h,d arrived Il, y,
morc, having on hoard several nisccs OF the wreck
Of the President picked VI d sea |, dsys ago,
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IL. THOMAS.

ID EGS leave respectfully TO announce 10 'hc ira Ing
- and bur ne., En.lIc that he has orcnet an At'-
TON AND COMMISSION STORE; on CocGest.
near the Court House Square, in his new and comlno-
diol> block OF Brick stores Merchant ze AMI prop
.rtv OF all kinds recclvcd cun>ig amen,, AMI sol
A reasonable advance viii al al times lie male on
properly received.
Auclion Sales every Saturday, AZ one o'clock t.
NJ. TO commence on the r>t Saturday n April next.
Burlington, March 25, 1871.
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MOT fond OF, and the times, not Icing propi,ious
IN for change there will none take place. There
fore please not anticipate what nigh, have cen
contemplated had circumstances conspirei 10 have
inducedn Suffice il is that sundry divers large Ma
,iona Commercial financial, corporate and individ-
ual Speculatlonssbave OF late Leen Seen notwhstand-
ing all fair extcrna uppearanceo to have collapsed
So now as with old land marks te>, conhded in, is
the long trcl cheap cash store to the thousands Of
Caut ions buyer, who do not only wish 10 guess
they buy cheap but want to continue for the Erc-cn,
at least where they know they eau buy so. Which
is said hy Mr.. Smith and his friend, TO lt al
April rs 1871. HOW ARDS.
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PISssyLvAsIA LrGIsLA1uRE,-The Legislature Of
Pennsylvania closed its session at half-p eleven
o'clock on Tuesday night. Many importan, measures
carried through on the last day Of the session.
carried on reconsideration by the required majority
of two thirds, viz yeas 62, including - democratic
members, nays %. bill passed at he late honr
authorizing the Governor to call on the banks for
next should other means fail to provide the Necessary
sum.
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DAlsoM OF LlvERwoRT-for Con,umr,r

,LSOM OF LlvERwORT-for Con.umpucn
ID Dyspepsia, Asthma, and all diseases of'he Lungs
and Liver. These d, eases prevail 10 great extent,
ms much distress and some fatality. Althee can
be remelied Nv the Of Dr. Taylor's nal.om Ct
Iiversor This medicine is purely Vegitalle, and
from il. peculiar action upon the Liver way. ouuI
radical remedy for these diseases For Female, an
men in very weak state, no medicine csn @ Sc
grateful a restorative, "a II not only strengthens, In
purfes and gives healthy action 10 The whole w.,
lem. Constantly tor sale by y. LOVELY & Co. whc
from New York, all very cheap for cash.
burlington, ]uiy 30, 1870,
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Cabinet shop OH Catlin's Lane.

nEAR SIR Permit me 10 inform you md oth-s
- in yonr vicinity that nm still engaged IN the
CABINET BU SiNESS, and that SEEDING custom,
any thing in my line may be bought Of mt on ms good
terms as any where in this market, am now from
various causes making work cheaper than ever do
before and all paying customers whether old or new
! shall be happy TO soc at the New Shop, where no
pains will be spared to give satisfaction. Lumber and
Produce reed usual and tr71t, cash tf there -
any left in the country,l will be found TO DO won1~s
Burlington january IL, lsfl.
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To THE LADIES.

y choice articles, such large s.4 Silk ShawIs with
heavy fringe Dress Handkerchicfs of every size ant
quality, Ladies Cravats, Fillet and Chaly Scaffs
Light Colored and Black Kid Gloves, Plain and Fig
ured Mousln De LANES Of superior quality Lawn 70
goods constantly fresh from market until our stool
Is as good Us any in this vnge.
JAS p. WHALING & co.
Burlington Nav l3 1871
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Tu" LARGEST yEr.-Royal Il. Sprague
has sent us a''co's egg which would have
done credit to the celebrated goose that saved
the imperial city. 1t measures, in circun-
fernce, z rs inches, by 6 "a inches and
well proportional
"Tell Chapman to crOtc!'
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FInI AT CHARLESTON, S. ca fire
broke out in three story brick store "on
Magwood's South wharf," Charleston, by
which the building was wholly destroyed,
with 1000 bales of cotton. The latter wa,
insured but the building was not.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT, ,vT,O the heirs Of,
:: I, / r., ; Il Shs;
HALL, late of willstoD, in said district,
Lydia Hail. administering Of the estate of Lothian
H. HALL late of Williston, aforesaid, having filed her
petition in the Probate Court for the District Of
Chittenden, setting forth that the said Jo,ham H.
died seized Of four hundred and eighteen ncres Of
land, or thereabouts, situate in said Willston,
being the farm owned and occupied by HIM previous
incumbered with mortgages az follows mortgage
to Horace LOOMS to secure the payment OF eight
hundred dollars and interest mortgage to Mrs Ma,
ry LOOMS, to secure the payment Of twelve hundred
Smith, to secure the payment of one thousand dollars
and interest," which said land is also subject TO the right
debts Of dover Of the widow Of said deceased that the
due from said estate, including the amount due on said
mortgages, amount 10 about the of four thousand
five hundred dollars And further setting forth that
the deceased, at the time Of his death, owned pew in
the meeting house in said Wlliston, and that though
il may not be necessary TO sell all Of said land and
expenses of administering said estate she believed that
sale Of oil Of said land and the reverson Of the wild
ow's dover therein, and said pew would be beneficial
to the heirs and all other persons interested in said es
the state of Vermont and that the proceeds Of such
sale would be better for all the heirs than said land ant
pew would be; and praying said said court to gron
her license to sell all Of said land subject to the tn
dIOIeSHlu 10 thlu IgUt VI uoWcIi
eeher with the reversions Of the widows dover there
in, and also said pew III sad meeting house ngreeabl!
to the statute in such case made and provided.
whereupon the court, aforesaid, doth appoint tn
Goth day of May ls4l for hearing said petition
deciding thereon, at the Office of the Register Of snt
court in said Burlington and both order that the heir
and all other persons interested in said estate be mott
fed of the tendency of said petition in said court, an
Of the time and place appointed for The hearing ant
deciding thereonb by publication Of this order conninin
the substance Of said petition three weeks succe sive
ly in the Burlington Free Press, newspaper printe
in said Burlington, previous to the said 26th day G
Nav l64l.
Given under my hand, q, said Burlington, this 27t
day of April, 1871.
| 3w43 VIM. WESTON, Register
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pr up nT n n

In Milton, on the 9th inst. Mr. Joseph Bostwick To
Mrs Alvra Holgate both of Burlington.
In Potsdam, March l6, by Elder Lyle, Mr.. Ham
mon +. Murphy of Potsdum, n. y. to Miss Mary A.
Partch, of Bristol, Vt.
In Keenc, n. II. 9Th inst. Dr. Charles Nose Bemls
of Mcdiord, Ms. 10 Miss Elizabeth F. Henry, daugh
ter Of Hon. William Henry, of Bellows Falls, Vt.
Also 4th inst. Mr.. Leonard u. Hartwell, Of Fitch
burg Ms. to Miss Sarah Fl. Woods of Keene.
In Colchester the 18th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Tav
or John S. Munson, Esq. to Miss I.olsa u. Day, al
of Colchester.
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Beware Of Deceptiont

TThas frequently come to the knowledge Of the sub
L scrlber that empty Snuff Jars, with his Label on
,hem have been Tough, up, for the purpose Of selling
them an inferior quality of Snuff; and also, that his
Snuff labels have in some instances been counterfeit
ed, or the general design of the initiated as to
easily deceive the unwary he deems it, therefore his
duty to inform purchasers of the manner in which
they often imposed upon and he would hereby
request them to tear of or deface the Labels on the
outside Of the Jars after having disposed of the con-
tents, so as to prevent further use Of the same.
A suitable reward will be paid for such evidence a.
will lead TO the detection & conviction Of the mposter
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I'D j q al

In this town, on the 10Th inst Mr.. Samuel VAIN
wright aged CT years Printers in Connecticut nrc
requested, &c.
In this ,ownon the lat April Mr.. David Love- nged
50 years.
In New Orleans, 26th ult. Mr.. George +. Walton,
aged ~ of Con f.. +. Walton, of Montpelier VT.
In Charlotte, on the 18th instant Widow Perlina
Newell, aged 65 years.
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WHALING & co. inform the public that
y they are Agents for Sargent Spraeue f. Co.
Tobacconis,s, Albany, " Y, who manufacture a
very superior a.tcle of Paper Tobacco in every va
riety of size. Grocers and others will find 10 their
advantage to call and examine the icle. Also Plug
cheap for cash Also Snuff of different kinds.
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T1NO BUILDERS.-Proposals will 10 received for
fu.nishinglunterias and building the Brick School
DOL house in district No. TO- plan Of the building may
Monday next and proposals recevd for one week
thereafter.
GEO. A. ALLEN
W. L. STRONGS Comm.
SETH MORSE>
Burlington, April 70, ls4l.
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LOVELY & UJJRIRJJT

TAvE just received large and elegant assortment
i L OF French Satin ground and other Paper Hang.
ings direct from Paris, OF their importati
peror to any hitherto offered in this market both in
quality and chonpncss. Purchasers will do we'll to
avail themselves of the first selections.
Nav r. ISL
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Commissioners Notice.

" r. the Subscribers having been appointed BY
w the Honorable Probate Court for the district
Of Chttcndcn, Commissioners to receive and examine
against the estate of LUTHER CARPENTER, late
Of Huntington in said district, deceased, represented
insolvent and also all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto and six months from the day of III,
date hereof being lowed by said court for that pur
attend to the business Of appointment nj the dwell
ling house of Widow Harriet Carpenter, in Hunting
ton in said District, on the ninth day Of September
next, at ten O'Clock A. VI. on said day.
Dated, this l7th dav Of March, AID ls4l. 3w4s
ALEXANDER FERGUSON o,,,,,;,-.;or,r.
JOHN SNYDER, ~o"""''''
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STATE OF VERMONT )vTNHE Honorable
DISTRICT OF cnrrrESpEN IS. L theprobate court
for the District of Chittenden To oil persons con-
cerned in the estate Of james Martin, late of Jerco
in said district, deceased GREETING.
WnEREAs, Hannah Martin admin s,ra,rix OF he estate
of said deceased, proposes to render account Of her
administration, and present her against said
tate for examination and allowance at session of the
Court of Probate, to be holden at Burlington on the
ccond we,lne,d day of June next. Therefore, you are
hereby notified to appear before said at the time
and place aforesaid, and shew cause, any you have,
why the account aforesaid should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this l4h day
Of April A. d. lSIl.
MM WESTON Rcpstcr
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VERMONT DRAWING BOOK.
TIME Vermont Drawing Book of Landscapes pre-
L pared and arranged by John Henry Hopkins, D
d. Bishop Of the Diocese of Vermont, Nos. 5 and
continuing IL beautiful Lithogrnphc prints, with tn,
letter press description, this day published by
CHhUNCEY GOODRICH.
April e. ls4l.
Complete sets of the Vermont Drawing Book u
nos. constantly for sale.
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lothian II. Halls Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, THE Hon. the
prs1aIcr OF cHIrrEspLs IS. i Probate Court
for the District of Chttenden To all persons coneer-
ned in the estate of LOTHIAN II. HALL, late of
Wis,on, in said District, deceased, GREETING.
WHEaEAs, Lydia Hall, Administrative Of the estate
Of said deceased proposes render account Of her
administration and present her account against said
the Court of Probate TO be holden at the Register
Office in Burlington on tho 26,h day Of May next
Therefore, you are hereby notified TO appear before
cause, If any you have why the account aforesaid
should not he allowed.
Given under my hand a, Burlington this eth day
Of April A. ID. 1871.
3w4S WM WESTON Reos,er
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A New Mich COW for sale, by
n May II, lS4l HICKOk & CATI.IN.

lust RECEIVED from New York, the best as
d sor,mcnt of Black Blue Black, Brown Invisible
Green and West of England
OADCLOTHS,
Black, Blue Black and Drnb
CASSIMERES AND DOE SKINS,
the best of Plain and Figured SATlNS,
Velvet, Valencia and Marscills VESTlNGS,
and Trimmings of all kinks, before offered in tn,
market, which will be sold very low for the Rcnd,
Pay at their shop in Church street, lately occupict
by f. f. Evans where all orders will be executed il
tho best style and on the shortest notice.
n49w3 G. BENNS & son.
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HORSE,

STRAYED or stolen from The subscriber. on IN,
- night Of the 18th inst, a small Black HOR ST
with heavy name, hanging on both side. os the nnl,
slsr IN the forehead and the right hind foot stan1nr
out little, suabl, compensation VIII be g,cu tn
Information where sad horse may be found
t6N2 NJ IlDTP
Hinesburgh, April Il, l2Y.
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NEW YORK LEATHER STORE.

Johonno,s Blanchard, having purcha> e the entire
Stock 81 l.. Johonnott q Co would inform the public
that they will keep constantly on hand General
assortment Of Leather and findings Of all kinds and
on reasonable terms.
PETER JOHONNOTT. Jr
LEONARD JOIIONNOTT.
THOMAS L. BLANCHARD.
Church g., Burlington,
April 1910 !
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LOVELY 4 HURI.BUT

AVE just received mn addition to their prcscn,
] sortment 81 carpctine Rags, Backing Rush
Mating, &c. which together max a. more extensive
assortment 'hun was b-.ore offered IN ,h. place
10 which The etcG',or ~ purchaser. !, rcspocruly
'mNilsd..-May T., 1874.
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FOUND.
ar may be found in this village, directly opposite
~ the Methodist Chapel, an OLD PAINT SHOP,
newly fitted up in good style where the undersigned
will be glad to wait on his old customers who ina y
favor him with their patronage.
6m46 r. @. SPACLDIN0,
Burlington, April %, ls4l.
HERDS GRASS and Red and White CLOVER
Il SEED, a new supply at HOWARS.
prl %, lS4l.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISUIIU TIONe
T1NFE copartn ership heretofore existing under tho
l. Firm oil Johonnou Geo, is this day dissolved
BY mutual consent. The business Ct the company
will lie settled by Leonard Johonnou al the old s,an
All those having claims aGain>, the company are Re-
ques,ed pre- nt them Immediately, and would al.o
saw to those having unsettled accounts with The COM
panv that have strong desire 10 zee them tho
company Books must lc settled immediately All
those having markell Hides aud Skins are requested
to call and get them.
PETER JOHONNOTT,
LEONARD JOHONNOTT.
Church a., Burlington
APRIL ], lS4l
~ B.-The Business will lie continued a, tho Old
stand
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John Van Sicklen's Estate.

John Van Sicklen's Estate.
WE the subscribers, having cen uprOnic1by ,hu
w Honorable the Probate Court Tor the D>lritl q
Chttenden, commissioners to receive, examine az
aius, the claims and demands Of all persons, again ;
the c.,a,e of JOHN VAN SICKCEN, la'e f Burns
ton in SAID district, deceased Represented in,oven
and also all claims and demands exhibited in oIi>'s
,herco-and Six months f.om the date hereof Lem:
allowcdly said Court, fortha purpose, we do here :
give notice, that we will attend 10 the business Ct =
appointment, AT tn. dwelling Of John Van Sickle D..
tiae jun.) in Burlington. III said district, he'l0 :.
day of Scptenl er next, AT ten o'clock, A. NJ.
Da.ej, this tenth day Of March, A. DISH.
hESASR r 5lSSS%5};af!Ilss;. Commissioners.
HARRY BRADLEY, !
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TO RENT.
THE store next east of Mr.. Braman's Book Sto
l. on College street. II. LEAVENwORTH.
April 49, ls4l.
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LOVELY & HURLBUT

IIAVE Just received second supply of seasona
L i BILE GOODS this spring-such are now wanted,
at their usual Fair Prices which we deem suiiicen,
To insure as heretofore ready salc-thc public may
depend upon this estab ishmcni the ensuing season,
being often repenished with Fresh Goods from the
metropolis.
May 10Th, 1871.
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22 April lsAl---New Goods.
FANCY Goods, and Milnsry articles, also Cob
Goes Shaliy,, Nous. dc LANES, Silks, Icscg,
Glow Ribbons Lace, &c Sc, jus,rere, ID ard T.
sale ~ VoyARDs
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Garden Seeds,
IRON the Yankee Farmer Office, Boston, of tn
L growth Of l540, for sale by
April ~. c. GOODRICH.
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CHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES.-are
~ diere from all other preparations put forth Tor
children and, adults tor worms. The genuine are
for sale al the Variety Store, by
PANGBORN & BRlNSMAGD.
Sole Agcnls for this town and the Slate.
\. B.-Look and ,ee # the name A. SHERMAN
N. D." is on the box. April 1910.