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NeW Cash 2torr.

p. WHALING & Co. are now receiving full
d and elegant assortment of goods suited tn the
season. such as French, English and American Prints
Painted Muslins and Lawns, Mouseline do LANES
Challys, Silks for dresses aud bonnets Lawns and
Silks for SHRED Hats, Black Lace Wells, Black
Yelling Linen Edgng of various qualities and patterns
Swiss Muslin Edging and Insel ton, Cambtie do. do.
Linen Cambria Hdkfs, French Worked Collars o.
superior quality, Mourning do, Ladies' Cravats anc
Dress Hdkfs, "a Silk Shawls, Gloves Of every qnnl
ity, general assortment Of Hosiery, Bonnet and CaI
Zephyr Worsted and Patterns. Umbrellas and Para
soils. Finally almost any thing the Ladies OF Burling
ton may want can be found at the New Cash Store
on "Chcap Side"
DRY GROCERIES,
Such as Teas, Sugars Molasses Salerntus, Rice
Ginger, Specs &c. almost any article that Farmer
want. Also, an assortment of CROCKERY AM
GLASS WARE.
All the above named articles together with many no
enumerated, will be sold at very low price for cash.
Burlington, June |, 1871.
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NEW GOODS,

QUHNETT q SAWf FIR, nt Milton Falls, have
- just received their Spring Stock Of Goods, COM
prising general assortment of
DRY GOODS,
DRY GROCERIES,,
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE
HARDWARE,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
DYE STUFFS,
PAINTS AND OIL,
GLASS, NAILS,
GOLDFISH, MACKEREI.,
GRIND STONES, &c. &c.
All Of which, having been purchased at the present
very low prices will be sold moderate profits fol
Produce, and as cheap the cheapest for Cash anc
have time this morning 10 enumerate article.
and prices we would respectfully IN vte our former pa
irons and the public generally to call examine ant
Judge for themselves.
Milton, June !, lS4l.
p. S.-Moffatts Life Medicines Newton's Panacca
Hitchcocks Snuff and Worm Tea, Cough Lozenges
and many other of the most approved Medicines
constantly on hand.
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Charles McEuen's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT T T,g % 2 a., o
22nd day Of May, ISil. Anna McEueu, Of iiines-
hursh, in the county of ChticHdcn, Guardian u
Charles u. McEuen, Cornelia :. McEuen, and Caro-
line f. Mcfuen, minor children OF Charles Mci.ueu,
late Of said Hinc>burnh, deceased, having fled sai
Court, her petition, IN writing, setting forth that sad
Charles ID. selzed in his own right IN Tee Of twenty
three acres and >ixty-tve rods OF land in SAID II mes
lurgh and one half Of saw-m and wafer privi-
leGe, partly sand land and that the "A Corne.ia 3
seized her right N lee OF fifteen and for
" rods Of land, in said Hne>bursh aud that the ,al
Caroline f. Is seized IN her own right in fee q four
teen and hfty-one rods Of land, IN >ad Hines
burgh eng the same lands set ont TO them IN eytruy
by committee appointed hy laid Cont = nla,ca -
VISION Of the estate Of the sad Charles NeEucn de-
ceased among the heirs thereof; And that her sad
wards also seized IN their own right m lee l. oH-
ants IN common, of three equal undivided fourth parts
Of the following de,cril Cd land and tencnens, =
twenty acres Of land in ne>burgb aud lwo- 10 g> II
the house and the whole o(the wood she'd >,andln On
the west SIDE Of the road, west Of laid twenty acre,
and the land on which said o.,n.rdS Of >ad hou,e
and the whole OF saA wood ,hel stands AMI oprur;e-
names thereof; Icing TIE same land, cncneaS and
premises which were sci ont 10 Anna Mslrcn, " low
Of the said Charles McEuen, deaeI Ell, under order
of said pro ate court, by committee appointed ly
said court for tina, purpo'e her dover ia the real
estate Of SAID deceased which said land and premi
se,es, set out the dover othe >ad widow IN sa
real estate subject TO her life estate therein; rcE-
resenne that sale Of all Of sad Hands, teEement- Il
premises, would lie conducive to The interest OF her
said wards, by investing the proceeds Of sucu sale
other real estate or putting The money al interest. ant
praying said court for license to sell all NJ her warts
interest IN sand land, tenemtnS and prcml-
Where1pon the Court aforesaid, doll appoint lhe
lih day OF June 1911, for hearing and ,edlng .al
petition, at The Office Of the Register Of SAID Couu IN
SAID Burlington, anddoth order that all per- Iu'cr-
e>ied, be notified thereof lv publication Of th> crlc
containing the Substance al this pclitun thee WccS>
excessively IN the Burlington Free Press, ne>vsia-
yer printed IN sad Burlington, previous 10 sal lih
| day of June, iSii. r5l
Given under my hand AT said Buns,on this 22lri
day of May, a. d. 1911.
WM WESTON Rn.,t-,,-
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PRICES REDuCED!!!

THE subscribers haze taken the Store s'-merly
L occupied by Geo. A. Conner as a grocery store,
FIRST door west of b. Bishops Hotel which has been
filled with good assortment of DRY GOODS, wet
and dry GROCERIES, Sc. &c, which were bought
this spring in New York at low prices and will be
cold at a very small advance from for cash. nrn-
badly lower Than can be purchased at any other stand
in town. az circumstances make i, necessary that the
goods be sold Immediately.
Tavern keepers and others wishing to purchase
Liquors Loaf Sugar, &c. viii do well to call
JOSEPH HATCH
TRISTAN CONNER. ASS'sh''S.
Burlington, May Is, 2Sil
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TAKE NOTICE.

TIME Subscribers are about making some different
i arrangements in their business, and would re-
quest all those having unsettled accounts to call and
settle the same and those whose notes have becom,
due that they must be paid before the first Of July.
NELSON & GATES.
Burlington, June I, 1871. g.
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EDWARD j. FAN'S
BOOT & SHOE STORE.

=
Church. Street, BURLINGTON.
NHERE he has on hand superior assortment OF
w Ladies and Cicntltmens
BOOTS AND SHOES,
of the following assortment
Gents fine afsewd Boots BOYS Calf Shoes,
" g pegd do. Ladies Cater Boots,
ligh, " q" do " Kid Slips,
Summer Caters, " New spring nils s
" Pumps, Ties,
" Cali I" " Colored Slips,
Il" Shoes & Brogans f. onzed "
Thick d. Kip Boots, -" Calf
" q" Brcgans Misses Shoes d Slips,
Bows Shoes & Brogans, Also. a large assortment
Thick & Kip Boots, of Children and Infants
Yths d Shoes.
& Brogans
TIE. J. +. would invite his customers and the pub
lie in general to call and examine his assortment OF
Doors &. SHOES which he can warrant to be Of good
stock, thorough workmanship and latest styles.
ALso, Measure Work and Requiring done at tho
shortest notice, asusual. nol
Burlington Nav % iS4l.
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David Reeds Estate.

DdVIU INGtU ; IIslItCs
WE the subscribers, having leen appoinelh by tho
w Honorable the Probate Court Tor the District of
fhiuenden, commissioners to receive, examine AMI
aii,s, the claims nd demands of all persons, against
in SAID District deceased, Represented iE>olven',
and also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
,hcrelo-and six months ion the date hereof, eng
allowed l'y said Court for that purpose, we do hereby
give notice that we will attend the business Ci
appointment, at the dwelling Of John s. Pierce.
pearl Street Hou>e,) in Burlington, IN said district,
On the sixth days Of July and November next, at len
o, lock, A. NJ
Dated, this, 10 h day Of Nav, 4. y. ISL.
LUTHER LOOMS, J r,,,,,-,.,,or.
JOHN X. GRAY. No.IIIss'o",IN.
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LEATHR & FINDING STORE.

II &. LOOMS has lust received from y. Yorl,
Il. 1000 lbs. SOLE LEATHER, from II to 22 cs.
80 doz. Morocco, Kid, Boot, Lining AMI
Binding Skins,
6 cases Of Gent. and Ladies Boots, BootceS,
Broghans, Btishln>, Slip, and Childrens
Shoes.
Oak SArling, Birdie and Hog Skins.
Shoe Thread, Stamps,
Webbing, SIZE Sucks,
Boot Cord, Colts,
Galloon, Shoulder Scks
Stitching Silk, Awl Blades ~ Handles.
Russia Hair, Sand Stones,
Hanmons Heel Plates, Rasps,
Jlggero, Peg Cutters,
Keys sand Brakes, Comprises,
Steel Jacks, Hand File,
Sporales, Punches,
Shoe Knives, Shoe hes,
Pincers Peg,
Backing, Heel Ball, &c. 81:
Harness, Band Bride, Top, Bellows and
Upper Leather.
Calf skins, Horse Hides, Sheep Skins,
Towns Lasts and Boot 1rce,-and in fact Ill
kind, Of articles in his line of business.
a-is'The above named articles will lie sod for ca
cheaper than can be bought at any other cstahIis
men' IN the State Please call and zee. n5i
Pearl-streei, May 25th, 1-ll.
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MEDICINAL LIQUORS,

MEDICINAL LIQUORS.
VTNHE best quality of Port and Madeira Wines,
L Brandy and Gin; selected for medicinal purpo-
SEES; this day received, and for sale by
X. MOODY, Druggist.
Burlington, June |, 1871.
nRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, Soap,
- &c. of the first quality now opening md for
sale at the lowest market prices by -.
Il. MOODY, Druggist. x
Corner of Church street and the Square.
Burlington, June |, 1871. n52
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TABLE CLOTHS
LIME ga Brown Linen Table Cloths,
l. do. GA & Sd White do. do. do Damask,
Cd and Sd Cotton do. Covers,
A White Birds Eye Diapers,
3-4 Brown do. do. do.
Crash and Russia do.
n52 for sale by
II. NJ. GIDDlNGS f. co.
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BURLINGTON
u 30 M AT 10 6 E al Y n a. 6. e

vJNHE Trustees of the Burlington Female Seminary
l. take pleasure in announcing that the school will
be re-opened Wednesday the 10Th inst, at the
buildings lately known as the Episcopal Institute,
under the superintendent OF Miss THiRzAH Lee late
of the principal instructors at the Troy Seminary.
Miss Lee will he aided by competent and expert
enced teachers in the various branches OF knowledge
and elegant accomplishments usually taught in the
best female schools in this country The musical m
sructlon will, as heretofore be given by Mr. MoLr.
The terms will be as follows The schoo-year,
consisting Of A weeks will be divided into two ses.
sions, half session beng one quarter. The second
quarter of the present session commences May 26.-
The winter term will commence on The third Wednes-
day of September. The charge for boarding, includ-
ing washing, fuel lights, ETC. will be $50 per quarter,
hnlfpavable in advance. Tuition in English BRAN
ches $40 per session half payable in advance.
or Guitar, per quarter sl2 90
Use of instrument for practice 90
Vocal instruction for Piano pupils 80
/" for others w
Thoroughbass 0o
French on
Latin 0u
Drawing and Painting in water colours 800
Use of patterns | 90
There will be charge of 25 cts per quarter, for the
incidental expenses Of the school.
The School will not be sectaran.
Reference NAV be had to the President and Pro
fessors of the University, 10 the Cergymen OF all the
congregations in the village and to the following
gentlemen.
EFT ENGLESBY. T. CHAMBERLAIN,
r. FOLLETT j. N PONlEROY,
w. A. GRISWOLD, G. b. SHAW,
TX. GRAY, w. LYMAN
G. BENNS, c. HAYNES,
wv. HYDE, l.. LOOMS,
s. f. HOWARD, G. BAXTER,
JI CUTLER, Fl. p. HICKOK,
G. p MARSH, JOHN PECK,
b. TOUSLEY, s. MORSE, and
Up. WHALING, G. A. ALLEN.
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John Motifs Estate.

John MOTIFS Estate
STATE OF VERMONT, At Probate
DISTRICT OF GRAND ISLE, SIS ) "A Court hotn at
The 4h day of March A. d. lS4i. Present the Hon.
Joel Allen, Judge,an Instrument purporing 10 he the
last Will and Testament of JOHN MOTT, late OF
South Hero, in SAID District deceased, being presented
TO the Court here hy B-l.ey Mott, the execntrIN
therein names, for Probate II ordered by said Courl'
that all persons concerned herein he notified TO appear
al a session OF said Court he holden al my dwell
June nex, Al O'clock in the afternoons skew cause
II any they have against the probate of 'eid Willard
for which purpose ii further ordered that copy OF
the record Of tins order lie published three weeks
per prned in Burlington, in Chittenden county, as
.ouu may be. n5lw3,
A true copy Of Record,
Attest, JOEL ALLEN, Judge.
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FOUND.

Or may be found in this village directly oruosii
~ the Methodist Chapel an OLD PAINT SHOr
newly fitted upin good style, where the uns,ers me
Will be glad TO wa'i on his old customers vino me-
favor him with their patronage.
smi6 " a. spalrI DINC.
ssrhngioni Arrl .. lAl,
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FEATHERS, AND EEAIHEK BEDS, KEADf
MADE.
Constantly on hand, supply Of warranted Live
Greese Feathers, which will be sold low for cash.
WANTED, by the subscriber, Curl and Birds Eye
Maple delivered at his shop in Church street opposite
the old Bank. e. l.. NELSON
Burlington, Juno l. lsii.
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+ AIDES and Misses Leghorn and Straw Bonnets,
IL Cords, Tassels etc. Of the latest fashions. and
superior quality, just from New York and for sale at
n52 N. LOVELY & cos.
Jnne Sd, 1871.
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uERDS GRASS and Red and White CLOVER
IL SEED, new supply at hoWARs
Pri %, lik
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WHITE LINN Drilling, Pennsylvania Stripe, Can
w toon, Moeskns. Coaquanock Cass lnlcres and
Gambroons for Gentemans Summer war just rec.
evod. Sd. SCOTT
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n Full supply of Lap Leghorn; Plain Straw and
"A Pamleaf Bonncts, ready for sale.
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T IKEwiSE an additional supply Of fancy Goods
Fiu'd Lawns Musns, Mousiin defaifics, English 4
French Prints. ALso, Silk Shawls, Scarfs, Cravats
Dress Handkercefs Fillct n Shawl do. by
LOVELY g. HURLBUT.
June 4, l6il. u.s.
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METHODIST HYMNS-Worcesters' Watts and
WI Select, Winchells' Watts, for sale by
June 4, lS4l. S. HUNTINGTON.
Sign Of the Red Ledger, College-st. n52
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=. HUNTINGTON.

=. HUNTINGTON.
MOULD respectfully inform his patrons and the
w public generally, that he has just received from
New \ Ork, a good assortment OF Book Binding stock
Blank Book materials, and Stationary-all of which
will be disposed OF low, for ready pay, thankful for
past tavors, and hopes to receive and merit contu
ance OF the same.
The public ale invited 10 call and test quality and
price for themselves College Street, sign OF the Red
Ledger.
Nav 2S lS1I u5l
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DARASOT.S, Sunshades, and Umbrellas, Ladies'
J. India Rubbers, French, Brown, and Light Kid
Slips. s. b. SCOTT.
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BURLINGTON CHAIR FACTORY.

x L. NELSON, continues the
W. business of manufacturing
Chairs at the old stand, Of the fol-
lowing descriptions: Curl. Maple
Grecian, Cane Seat, Common Cane
and Flag Seat, Large and Small
| Raised Seat Rocking, do do Com
mon do, Common Dining, &c. &C.
All Of which are warranted.a first
rate article and will be sold at prices
TO correspond with the times.
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ROSARY DEEDS g. CROSSES.
WYE have Rosary Beeds and Crosses, and shall
w be pleased to supply all who wish them at low
prices. PASGBoRs i. BRINsMAip.
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GLOVER SEED, of prime quality, for sale by
~ no H. N. GlDpINGs Gu
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NEW BONNETS.-E. NJ. WRIGHT q. CO.,
~ have Just received a new assortment of Ladies'
Florence Braid and Plain Straw Bonnets. Also,
Misses Eonnets, Flowers, dc, which are offered at
reduced prices for cash.
June g. 1871.
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nNE, and half dozen of those SPLENDID Silk
~ Shawls, much below former prices.
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kUOOL Irvine, Cast Steel and Common Shovels,
w Butts and Screws, Norfolk and American
Latches, and many other common articles of Hard
ware Cheap for Cash. $. b. SCOTT.
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KENTUCKY JEANS, Light and Dark Gam
IN broons, Black and Brown Astrachan Cloths
Woo-dycd Blk and Blue Blk Cloths, now opening b!
June 4, 1871. f. NJ. WRIGHT g. co.
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For Sale.

Real Estate for sale, at the Falls.
THE Two Houses owned by Mr.. l.. Barnard, at
l. Burlington Fall., will be sold at n reduced price
Attached TO one is about acre of land and TO the
other about half an Apply to
II. LEANENWORTH.
May 81. lS4l. n5l
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ENGLISH CURRANTS, Nu,megs, Cloves, Cas-
II sia Poland Starch, Rice, Fancy and Bar Soap
Javn, T.agura and Ground Coffee, Lemon Syrup just
received and for sale by n52
June 3, l94f. N. LOVELY d co.
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SADDLERY AND COACH HARDWARE.--A
~ large and splendid assortment of Coach and Sad
dlery, now opening at the Hardware Store; sign of
the Paddock, corner of College and Church streets;
and for sale very low at wholesale and retail by
n5l ROBERT MOODY.
Burlington Nav &c lSjI
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TEAS.-Old Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson Skin,
l. Pouchong now receiving and for sale at
LOVELY e. HURLBUTS.
June l, 1871. n52
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PCYAL Octave Polygot Bibles, Cottage Bibles
IL Family Quarto and Pocket Bibles. poke, Ties.
| tamenls School Bibles and Tes,aments, for sale
! cheap for ready pay, by
June 4, 194l. s. HUNTINGTON.
Sign of tho Red Ledger, Co|lege-st. n52
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COT'roN Shoengs and Shirings, Wadding Bat
~ ting Wicking, and Cotton Yarn at.
WUAILING'S d.CO
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CARDS.-Ivory surfaced Printing CARDS assorted
" sizes, also variety OF Visiting Cards and Cases
los, with and without locks, Drawing Pencils, lnde-
llble Ink, Black and Red Ink Powder, Camels Hair
Pencils, Glass Motto Seals India Ink, Gold Fluid,
Ivory and Wood Paper Folders India Rubbers, Pen
Knives, &c &c. ior sale cheap for ready pay.
n5l 5. HUNTINGTON.
Sign Of the Red Ledger, Collegest.
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DAPER.-A good assortment of Cap and Letter
L Paper just received by the subscriber and will be
sold (for Ready Pay short Credh) ON better terms
than before offered in this village. n5l
n5l s. HUNTINGTON.
Singh Of the Red Ledger, Collcge-st.
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100 BOXES Tin Plate l-3X,
20 do. Sqr do.
Is do. Canada lion,
Bundles Russia do.
rs do. English & Am. Wlle
n52 for sale by
June LIST, lS4l. Villas, LOOMS 4 CO.
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L>IOUR.-The subscribers have now on hand and
L are daily receiving, fresh ground Western and
Troy Flour, of superior quality, which will be sold
NAV 2Sth 1911
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BOXER,

THE members of the Boxer Engine Company
L will meet at the Engine House on Monday, June
T. at o'clock p. NJ in the uniform required by re-
cent by law of the company. n5l.
GEO. II. VAIL, Clerk.
Burlington, May q, 1871.
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NOTICE.
TT c. STIMSON has removed his stock of Boots
ll' Shoes &c. TO Fl. Thomas Store. One door East
ofthe Printing office, where he is sclingiof at Cost
for cash, y those persons wishing Boots and Shoes
will do well to ca before purchasing elsewhere,
All persons indebted to II. c. Stlrnson are reaues-
| ted TO make immediate payment to the subscriber
and save cost. F.. J. STIMSON, Aren't
Burlington June. 3lS4l.
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large and well selected assortment.
ID of Cloth, Hair, Crumb, Tooth, Hearth. Dusting,
Shoe Horse Paint, Varnsh, Whtewash Stove and
Floor BRUSHES Also common and fancy Bel
lows and Backsmths Bellows, JUS. received and for
sale low by ROBERT MOODY, corner Of College &
Church streets. n5l
Burlington Nav &C. 1871.
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TNEAS, Loaf Lump and Brown Sugars, Coffee
i Saleratus, Pepper, Spice, Nutmegs Cloves dc.
for sale by. +. NJ. WRIGHT d.Co.
Nav 81 lS3l,
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DissOutiO
YNHE Copartnership heretofore existing between
l. the subscriber under the firm of f. L. Farrar
& Co. is this day by mutual consent dissolved
Burlington June l5 1910, F. l.. FAIRFAX.
MOSES FAIRFAX
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-23
A NEW POSTMASTER,

Is much this city. The present incumbent be-
his We conceive it 10 be priv
lego hat Of attention TO Mr. lyrCe Elliott,
present for Post Master, and Therefore take
liberty reminIin, interested that time
when his should chosen and would
suggest that adopted select pcrson, who will
he the choice OF all, may be- all the citizens
hold meeting designate that indviduaor will they hold
eeciion We wish thu selection be the hest that
and choice conducted Democratic style
We belle the people competent the selection of
their officers, nd wish imported oGers piced
above old lbc citizens Since tho election of Mr.
Van Barren, this community has been imposed upon more
State. They have oOrne it patiently-they have
insued-mpndenty deprived of the advantages of
post office, the pleasure of tho meaais of Of
fce-hey have had their money s.ocnthe thief protected
decencies of lifethe good order of civil
lied society outraged, and the feelings of
community shocked by unmay conduct of fovorItcs
power Men, who deserve have the eternal band of
intamv upon their the whitening finger
continually pointed them, have been placed in
which made the whole community subject their
pleasure But the day of retrbution hand, and in
shifted community VIII longer brook insult and arrogance