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ESTRAY
MARSHAL'S NOTICE,

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DrRsrAxr
Vermont District, to icit: : L to undry
Warrants issued OUT of the Hon District Court of the
United States for said District, to me directed, do
hereby give this pu lie notice, that lnformatons for
violation, of the Revenue Laws of the United States
have been filed in said Court by Charles Davis, Esq.
District Attorney of the United States for said District
against the following described goods ware. and mer-
chandise, to wit
Over Coat, Frock Coat Vests, . pair panta-
looms, pair drawers silk and cotton handkerchlels,
brush, | pair susspenders , razOrs, money purse,
watch chain, knives doz buttons fur cap, |
boa skins, and trunk, seized at 1lighgate, Yer
mont, on the lfth Of December, 1870
81 yds, Pctorsham CLOTH yds broalcoth, u I'd.
roacloih, 8. yds grey kersey cloth, ?! yds cotton
vesng, y vds cotton cord, 3patterns muslin de
Dani,loons 5 vests vests 4 silver watches, doz.
, b'aded knives, 5-l2 do. dagger knives, common
knives, doz scissors ! silk dress, III yds. silk
yls silk, 80 yds. silk shaw,s muslin dresses, Is
muslin dresses. muslin de lame diseases, Grape
shaw and trunk seized on the waters Of Lake
'hampain within said District on the 27th of May,
lsil.
And separate trials will I've had on the foregoing
several seizures, and tho same will be condemned,
agreeably to the prayers of said 1ntormatons at the
next stated term of said District Court to lie ho len
IT Rutland within and for said District the sixth
Law Of October next unless claim or claims shall be
nterposed on or before that day of which, all per-
sons interested will take notice. and govern them
elves accordingly.
Given under my hand at Bradford, in said District
this 2lst day Of August, A. d. 1871
WILLIAM BARRON, Marshal.
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The Patent Portable iiclisted
UST ARRIV ED.

ERESH Soda Crackers in fine Order and for Sa
l. by H. NJ GIDDINGS, &C.
Sept. Sd.
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NFlLL be sold TOMORROW (Sepi ny a, ONE
w O'Clock, F. NJ. on the Conr, Hon,e Sansre and a,
Thomas's Auction Store
pair team Horses, single Horse, fno, previously
disposed on Cows, head Young Cat'e, Hog.
a an, snoais: Farming Tools consisting Of Pows
Scy'hes, Iron Bars, Hoe, Shovels, DC Also, House
hold Furniture, consisting Of Feather Beds Bed,,els
bureal', Tables, Chars, Stove, and pipe, Crockcry
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and within week business will be at its
height for the season.
There was Iumor in this city this after
noon, that five British vessels of war had been
seen of the Hook; but of course it was I'M
founded. McLccd's trial is to commence on
the 9th inst.
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BOTANIC CONVENTION.

In The scncc of the Secretary 1t tcoomcs my duty
as President (Sce Art 49, IN the Constitution) TO de-
signac the time and Of the annual meeting Q5ll
df the Botanic Society of the Western District, incu
ioug the counties of Cteudcn Franklin, Grand Isle
Lanoilc and Addison, do hereby give notice thai
the said meeting will be held at Samuel Pagc's Hote
in Essex, VI. on the first Tuesday, (5m in Octobc
next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ general attendance il
rogue lied, business Of importance will come befor
the Society. ORitlS PIER President.
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Miranda Churchill J THE pertioner states that 81

Miranda Churchill THE petitioner states that 81
W. l. was married to the rcspon.
FlshaB, Churchill, Ndent on the 25th June 1888 tha,
tho respondent wlG!Iy deserted her on the 10Th Jun
1886, and left this state, and from that time has
bands of matrlmony between her and the responder,
may he dissolved.
|, having been made TO appear that the said Elisha
BCHnrchl, Is without the state of Ncrmont,.t is OF
dored that the substance of said libel be published in
the Free Press three weeks successfully the last
winch 10 be mole than sixty days before the session
Of the court And The said Elisha 3. Churchill il
Count to be holden at Burlington, on the Monday
next before the first Tuesday of January, 1912 10
show cause why the prayer OF said petition should
not be granted.
NJ. T.. DFNNET,
Judge Of Supreme Court.
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EEssWAEs HID

Is again IN market with his New Goods, made I'M
from selection of all the varieties to be found in
New York, and at such prices for cash as will sui,
buyers. Sept. s. lsil '
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Earm for sale at Auction.

IN Saturday the lh September, on the prcmi. es
Osluaed on Onion river in jericho, on the river
road from Burlington TO Montpelier with rood lluld-
nss and 1856 acres Of land about 90 Of which is first
rate intervac, formerly the Gov. Chcnden Farm. -
Also, q Cows, Oxen, Is young Cattle, 100 Sheep
he Wagons, Carts and Tools aud Furniufe IN the
tlou,c.
Terms, two Thousand dollars 70 { paid Gown The
remainder IN payments 10 st the purchaser, with
interest annually. l.. IT. JOHNSON
jericho, Aug. 30, 1871.
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PETITION TO SELL LAND.


p5' Of r sHsSs az p p.GSnts ws
and FIR said District Of Chnenden, on the cath, day
Of August A %. ISL.
Alta F. Mather of Detroit, in the State of Michigan,
Guardian Of his infant daughter, Susan Helen No.
thcr of the same Detroit, having filed in said Court
his petition in writing, setting forth that his SAID waro
~ seized IN her own night in fee OF one equal undlv
ded seventh part If the following described parcels OF
land, VIZ two hundred and sixty acres of land lying
in Charlotte in the county Of Chittenden, being tho
home farm go called OF Lyman Yale, late of sale
Charlotte, deceased, and fifty nine acres and seventy
rods of land lying in sad Charlotte bounded west by
tho highway leading south from Charlotte Four Cor
ncYs TO Ferrisburgh south and east by Harry Yales
land and north by John Thorp's land also, two s
lands N Lake Champlaln, continuing about forty
three acres OF land lying west Of the home farm, and
fifteen rods OF ground the southeast corner ofthe
Patterson lot on which the Re-haw house stands,
which sad lands subject the night Of dover c.
Martha Yale, widow Of the said deceased, and that
sale of OF his wards interest in said lands would /.
such sale at interest and praying SAID Court to l..
cence and empower him to sell the interest of Of h.
snd ward IN sad lands sub oct to the sad widow -
right OF dover therein wherCupon the court aior'-
sad doth appoint the eleventh day of September, Isl
for hearing and deciding said petition, the off,.
Of the Register of sad court, in said Burlington,
doth order that oil persons interested he Motif,
thereof by publication of this order. contains the sui
stance of said petition three weeks successyelc ~
Burlington in the County of Chuenden, the last I, :
which publications to be previous to the said lIh Il
September, ISL.
Given under my hand Mt sa;i Burlington, H. s
2ith, day OF August, lSil
Vim. WESTON REGISTER
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An adjourned meeting of the Burlington To-
tai Abstinence Society, will be holden this
evening at the Court House, at 7 o'clock. All,
who feel an interest in the cause of temperance
are invited TO attend.
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PREACHING

The Citizens of Burlington and vicinity arc hereby
informed tina, there will be prca hing aian, (hoalih
aud weather pcrmltiing) IN HE great open Temple,
the public Square On slbhlth naNi the 18th Instant
at O'Clock 4 " and L. IL o'clock noon. also n; :
O'Clock p. NJ. The friends Of moral reform, male
and female Parents and Children are tot'iilv in
vitcl t, attend, By S. IL. WEED.
burlington Sept. 10 1871.
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I,AILOR.S TRIMMINGS.
NEW ARRIVAL

Tust Received al Theo A. Peck and Cos Apolh-
y cc1rics, Naughaa's Rose Ointment for renovin
Frcckle>, RING Worms, Pmplcs on tue Face snl
other cruptUns.
Hair on the face, etc.
French Corn Plaster, which gives immediate rclIei,
and requires but few applications TO eradicate them
altogether.
A supply Of Balm Of Coumlis ,--.he most celetra
iel article ior Daudru. aud r-storaton Of the HAIR
June Is, l5ll. M
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STATE OF VERMONT, tThe Hon.i Inc Prol aie
DISTRICT or clITTrNDEN, IS. Court fer the Uisiric,
of Chlicnden To all persons concerned in the estate
OF Alva Lyon, late Of slclburn, in sad district, de-
ccn cd, GREi1'I M
WHEREAS, George A. Alien, Administrator dc bo-
mis- non of estate ofsai1deccac nropo rs 10 render
an account Of his administrations and pre- en-, his ac-
count against sand c'iacior examination aud allow
ance Al session of The Court of Probate 10 C holden
At the REGISTERS Office in Darlington, on the second
"wednesday Of September next; and Mary Grady,
formerly Mary Lyon and former aImni> rairix o! the
estate OF sa'deca, cJ,proposes TO settle her admins
trailon account at the anne lime and place.
THEREFORE, 1uu are hereby notified TO appear lc-
fore sad court at the time and place alJrc. aid and
show canse, If any You have, why the account aorc.
said should no; lie allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this fifth day
of August a. ID. lS4l.
NIL WIN. WESTON, Register
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Surprising Cure of Consumption.

Mr.. r. Gladhn OF Delhi, n. Y, of a naturally con,
sunptive Constitution, has Teen. saved from an IN.
timely end by the use Of Dr. Tnylor's Ba'sam Of Liv-
erwOri. severe cold hrough. atlack of PIe'i.
reSy and thus ended in general debility nd consmp,
hon. A constant cough, hectic flush restless night.
quic, pulse, and continued loss of flesh, argered q
speedy death bu, as soon as commenced the use q
this basam grew better, aud is now fully restore
10 health
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'V>hiS Line of Canal Boats ON Cbamrl.i, C.n.,
ana vessels and Steam on Lake Chamnla;n ,,u
nc continued by JAMES II. HOOKER, yToy. n anr
That; lSAACV BAKER, HhiteIaH
y be ienas Of This Line and the puslic we heley.
con6aercn ava WIN tins arrangement The vsua
NH I S"a business is solicited. Every exey,ior
W." r '1aie 10 give satisfaction. 9Th Sept 1871.
roPE cATllN, 81 and
a. G SaNf Fro 20 Coenties Slip, N. V
J. n, HOOKER, lsS Rver-st Troy.
g. II BARNEY, rs Pier, Albany.
~. BAKER, Whitehall
nlim2. FOLLETT g. BRADLEY Rr,; -.
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FAMILY GROCERIES

l.. MASON'S
MUSICAL EXERCISES, in large type, for
4'i Singing Schools, for sale, BY
Sept. y lSil. ID. a. BRAMAN.
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LYMAN & COLE,

LYMAN & COLE.
HAVE y.vc1 splendid ss,orimen, Of ssunn.
l. Goods, which they offer at reduced rrce..
Among which will be found great >sortmrnt IF
Itirh Printed IauRs, for mourning, hall mourning
and Fancy, new styles.
Printed .Iaconcs, and Camlric, Barr'd Muslin,
Striped, Baird and Plain Swiss Muslin,
Plan iaconct Muslin and Cambria
CALfCOES
Rich Mcrrimac, and Dover Prints, very low.
Also, French and English Canbrlcs, cheaper than
ever.
Bonnet Canllric, Curtain 10.
Birds Eye and Russia Diaper.
White Linen Table Spreads,
Brown and Coiorcd do
Linen Damask,
Crash rnd Linen Napkins
Superior Linen Stirring,
Brown Jacket Linen and Camlroon
SILKS.
Heavy Canton, Gro de Swiss and l.us,rng Sill.
Fgd, Brown BIue Ban, and plain cufd do.
Taylor, best Per.ian Thread
Mclac Spool do.
BROADCLDIyfS. cas- SL1ILRE.S AND
FESIINGS
Tie largest assortment Of Ne.tinrs, we. ever Cicrci
for sale including rich Plan aud Figured Satin, Sil
Velvet, McrseiIIe,, Valencia, SILK aud Worsie., anu
other new articles for Vcsng, very elegant.
STO CkS.
Satin Stocks, will! Bows, Plain do. Scarf Tee, 10
Bombazne do. do Also very beautiful Sum
lner 81 ochs. Fine Linen Collars
1ALOR!S TRIMMINGS.
Padding, Canvass, Sclccias, colored Jeans Brown
Linen, Black do Verona SlrgSlk do, Silk BIndiugr,
Worslcd Binding, Silk Cord, Sewing S li aud tSs,,
Gu, Velvet aud figured Si; Buttons.
The above comprising part If very large stock q
Goods which offered Uu the most favorable terms.
Junp /, ls!l
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ShOrtness of Breath,
STRIKE WHILE THE IRONS HOT

THAT being the case Just now O'Clock P. NJ
/ the Mercury at % degrees, the striking of OF
Goods al the Cheap Cash store is in the most active
swcltering melting, evnporatve operation. Persons
of great curiosity and desire would do well 10 call
while the furnace IL in full blast and see the e. cd.
vanish-t is a great curiosity, for it requires Tut
little money 10 eXtricate great many pretty goods
from dormant TO the passing of state at
HOWARD'S.
Wednesday, 18th August Al
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WV. WESTON. Reei.icr.

p sTAsH Of S' at f'Sns GS w H
and for said District of Chtenden the Both day of
August A.NlSilE Ezra Hall Of Charo e, in the Co n.
~ of ChittenJen, WHO'S guardian Of John :. Break
cnrdge Newell Breckenridge and Giles Breckenridge
all Of SAID Charlotte, minor children Of Jonathan
Breckenridge, late OF said Charlotte, dccciscl hav-
ing filed III said court his petition IN writing, setting
forth that the SAID John s. seized in his right
in fee of about acres OF land, in parcels, and
of one sixth part OF one half Of the house and one
sixth part OF two thirds OF all The barns and other
buildings Standing the Breckenridge farm in "a id
Charlotte; that the and Newell is also seized Utcleven
and one fourth OF said farm and Of one sixth
part Of one half Of the hausc and one sixth part OF
two thirds of the barns, and all oher buildings stand
ing on SAID farm; that the said Giles zcd Of twelve
and fourth acres Of SAID farm and one sixth Of
one half of the house and sixth of two thirds OF
the barns and all other builings said farm, lcing
the same lands AMI premises whi.h set out 10
sad several wards by committee appointed ty said
court 10 make a division of the Estate OF the said
Jonathan deceased, their several shares Of said
Estate; that said wards also each >evcray seized
OF equal sixth part of the reversion Of the widows
dover IN sad Estate, hcing ahon 20 acres Of said
farm, and buildings, which land and holdings were
al o set out b, committee appointed by said court,
| as the dover Of Polly Brea Senrilce, widow of the
said deceased, and representing that sale Of said
wards interest IN SAID land ana premises would con-
ucc their hes, crest, and praying said court for
license 10 sell the interest ct sad several wards in
said lands and premises Whereupon the court aiure-
said oath appoint the 9th day ci September, 1871
for heal ing and deciding on sald petition a, the office
of the Register Of SAID court in said Burlington ant
doth order that ali per ed he notified hetco
by publication OF ts order containing the substance
Of sald petition, three weeks Ssivcv, in the
Burlington Free Press, a new spaper printed in sal,
Burlington, tie last Of which publications. TO be pre-
viouS TO SAID 2Th day Of SEPTEMBER 1911.
Given under my hand AT said Burlington this SOL
day OF August, ISL.
VA WESTON Raoi..,r
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pApER HANGINGS

Tho Subscriber has on hand and will often be
receiving Paper Hangngs direct from the manufac-
urers, which will lie sold to merchants and dealers at
city. prices adding freight. Any person wishing par
cular patterns can be supplied by giving a short no
tcc o. C, GOODRICH
July 6, lsdl. NC
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Real Estate For sale.

4 DOCT sixteen acre, d land, lying in Underhi
had dining the farm Ct Real en- Parker, with good
house and arm tlegeon Icing the house and Ian
owned aud possessed by Reaben Bond, deceased, IA;
the time Of HI, DEATH is o!,ere! for sale. I'll.
llndis Of good quality and lies upon the hill read
leading from UnterhIl village to Caulrdge. Person.
wishing TO purchase will please make application t.
the subscriber.
ZiBA W. CHURCH, admir- de tonis non,
Of the estate OF Reuteu Bond
Unicrhill, Aug. a. l341. nlltt
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BURLINGTON BOOK STORE.
D. A. BRAMAN,

INFORMS his friends and the public generally, thai
lhe Is constantly making addition, to his stock u
BOOKS, Of al! the new aud popular publications 6
the day from the most prominent publishing houses IA
the country. HI, arrangements enable him 10 pro-
cure the la'es, literary attractions al early day.
HIS present assortment Of Books embraces a very
great variety Of School, Classical, Lan Medical
HISTORICAL and Miscellaneous Works
Among his stock Wi. he touud a very great variety
If BLANK BOOKS and STATION t.Rl AL Of which
he is enabled to oier at prices which cannot fail to
suit the most economical.
Merchants, School Teachers, &c. are respectfully
invited TO call aud examine his SCHOOL BOOKS,
which comprise all the late popular and improved
editions, IN every department Of learning.
August 81, lS4l
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ESTRAY.

STRAYED from the subscriber on the IIh May
-las three year old, reddish lrndle Heiicr and a
rel three year old Bull A eral compensation will
be paid to any person who will return said cattle or
give information where they may he found
E~sex, Aug. 81, ls4I. JOHN Carly.
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Worthy of Notice!

THOSE taken or troubled with Dysentery, Diar-
l. rh1a, Summer Complaint Cholera Morbus,
can procure immediate relief by the use of DR. JAYNE
Carmnetve Balsam OF Philadelphia. For sale by
Aug. 10. THEO A. PECK If. CO.
IRA few doors East of the Post Office.
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PENMANSHTP.

LAW BLANKS.
~ GOODRICH has constantly for salo by the
-. Ream or Quire general assortment of law
blanks, printed from forms from Revised Statutes,
consisting Of
Justice Wrs and Executions, all kinds in use
Trustee Wrts
County Court Writs and Executions various kinds
Warranty, Qucaim, and Mortgage Deeds
Chanccry Bills for iorcosing Mortgages
Blanks fer Depositious
Administrators Ronds
Letters of Guardianship
Officers Receipts
Justice Appeals
Blanks for Notes, Hay Scales, &c. &c.
August ooh.
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THE AMERICAN GLEE BOOK Consisting of
l selection of Glees Mudrqnls and Rounds,--
from the most distinguished English and German
authors, together with Original Pieces composed ex-
pressly for the work, embracing pieces from the
works of upwards Of thirty composers.( BY Geo. j.
Webb. For sale at the Burlington Bookstore:
Aug, 81, 1871. ID. A. BRAMAN.
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STRAY HEIFER.

r AME into the enclosure of the subscriber, abou
- the lst May last, rcd, line backed, two veal
old hefer, of good size. The owner is requested tc
pay charges and take her away.
A. b. MURRAY.
Wllliston, August 10TH l9il
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In Richmond, Oh Thursday, . inst. by the Rev.
Lyman Loycwc, Mr.. Joseph A. Hall, to Miss Sarah
Brownson, both Of Richmond.
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O. BROAD CLOTHS IN

CHEAP CHEAP! CHEAP
JUST opened by F.. NJ WRlGnr d Co a LARGO
- assortment of Broad Cloths. which are offered 10
the public cheaper than eveI.--P. S. Call and see
September, 9Th 1871.
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NOT'HCaI.
CAMP MEETING AT WILLISTON.

A Stage will leave Wey's al the Falls, at seven
LAo'clock in the morning, and Bishops on the
Square, al half pat seven every morning during the
meeting, and retIrn from WilIiston, at o'clock
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ID J. P. WHALING e. co.
July ls. nj

FRENCH & ENGLISH Merlnos, Circassians,
l. Cambleeens, Printed Saxone,, all kinds Al
pacca's, &c. &c. a large assortment cheap, by
ST. SCOTT.
September 1871.
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STATE or VERMONT, A Tia Probate Court hold
| D.,rici Of thacn.en. IN al Biriinaton within
aud for said District of Chienlen on the 80 h day u
August A. d. lSil, Thomas G. Hill, Of Charlotte
IN The county Ul Chitiend,n, who Is guardian Of
James Brcnkenrilgc ST said Charlotte minor under
the age of twenty-one year,, having filed in SAID
cour, his petition, setting forth that his said ward l.
sci2e AMI cl in his right, in fee of the
following dc cribe parcel of Ian wing m ,ail Char
! lott" viz, fourteen rf land, Icing the same
IA Il ct ont to him y a committee appoincl Nv said
Pro ate CUuji 10 maize dvi ion ul The Estate Of
Jonathan Brri cnr Ire laic Of SAID Charlotte dercas-
e., among thr he thereof; also Que e1ial sexth
part Of one har of he hou.c AMI enc sixth part of
two third of the larns and all Other uiainrs sand
ing ON the farm OF The sad dcCa.cl AMI that said
ward IS also seized Of one equal undivided sixth part
OF the rcvcs Of the wi ow do cncr itt.aid Estate
eng a'on, 20 acre OF sail Breckenridge farm and
hnllmr' thereon which were al. set ont ly com
mcCap oolntcl y sad court, the dnwncr o, Polly
Brcn cnrl e. wi 'yw of The -ai dccca cl and that
a sale Of his said warts iu.c.1.t in sab laads aud
premises would coudirc TO his Test iu'crcs', and
PRAYING ,all co1u for lircn-c to sell The ainc.
Nncrcraon the coir' alorc all doth appoint the 81 h
day Of Sept 1911, for hearing ard decilnr on Il .
petition a the Req e'~ Oii"c in sai Burlington ana
doth order that all person in.crc-t" Notified there
OF hy publication Of this or'cr, con'anng The slhs
lance ci ,al petiun three week, successfully in the
Burlington Free Press, a newspaper prinjed IN said
Bnr,n~On, tie lat of which publications to lie pre-
vious 10 the sad 9Th day Of Sept. 1871.
Given under my hand a, said Darlington this 30 h
DAY of August 1911.
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O.1 SATIN BARD and Plain Muslin de lane
4SHAWLS, just rcceiyedandfor sale cheap at
the Burlington Cash Store. S. l.. HERRlCK.
August Is, lSil
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New Tailoring Establishment,
On Pearl Street.

FENIIE Subscriber respectfully informs the public
i that he has opened shop IN the new brick build
ing door west of the Pearl-st. House, where he
will be happy to receive orders from his friends and
the public. Work of every description executed in
the most fashionable style, and to suit the peculiar
taste of his patrons. All orders promptly attended
to. A ,hare of patronage Is solicited.
Burlington, Sept 2, lSll. NJ &. RtTHBUN.
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COMMON PRAYER,
~ For Sale, by
o c. GOODRICH.
August, goth.

IL Y > Progressive Infant and Primary School
IARcader and Delncr-t gethcr with Elementary
lessons in Drawing aud Exercise. IN writ ng. Tor "a e
by Aug. 10, S. HUNTINGTON,
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DROAD CLOTHS. Cassimeres, and superior
ID Satnets, Just received. and must be sold sooli
for Cash. a,
8. l.. HERRICK'S-
September I'd, le4l
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OS0 YARDS 5-4 TOW CLOTH,
~cO just received by
L. NJ WRIGHT g. Co.
September, 9th, 1871
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-09-10
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Miniature cases and other Goods. Received at
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