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AYOUNG LADY IN A TRANCE.

A young lady in this city during regular peri
DDS every day, for some time past, has been IN
a trance, and when restored to earthly conscious
ness, has related many marvellous stories OF
what she had heard and seen in the world OF
spirits. On Saturday, young lady, who il
rather skePtical about special supernatural agen,
.n;ous friend, went to see Miss D., when
che awoke from the trance, for the purpose OF
having her doubts removed. Miss D. lay on a
he'd anparently leess and several physicians
and a clergyman of the Methodist persuasion
'.ore in attendance. About the usual time she
.woke, and appeared perfectly collected The
skeptical youis lady was introduced to her
and asked her the following, questions =
sWbere have you been % $40 Heaven
.What kind Of q looking place is it J" som
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FRANKLIN HOTEL.

A Ii. BISHOP respectfully informs the public
~. that he has taken the above establishment
situated on the southwest corner of Court House
Square, Burlington, VI, which is now in excellent
repair and well furnished for the accommodation OF
the public.
Tins Hou,o possesses from its commanding sua.
ton and proximity the seat of business advantages
for the traveller and man of leisure, and is well cal
cuatcd for the accommodation of permanent board
ers I'd for strangers passing through visiting the
place.
The TABLES are supplied with n the Injuries and
varieties the and the Ban is constantly filled
with the best Of WiSEs and LIQuoRs.
Mr. b. flatrers himself that by a strict attention to
the rants and necessities of the public, he shall be
able 10 merit and receive liberal share of patronage.
N. B.-An excellent LIVERY STABLE is also
kept at this House, where horses and carriages will
always be in readiness for all who wish.
Burlington, May, 1912. s0:3w
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.


TIE YASKEE HORSE TRIuMPHANT.-The great
ruce on the Long Island Course between Boston and
Fashion on Tuesday last, for a purse OF forty thou
sand dollars resulted in the defeat of Boston. E0s-
ton is a Virginia horse and EhShiOn Is New Jersey
nag Boston is generally supposed o be Northern
horse on account of his name; but he was named
Boston without reference 10 our city, bnt from the
fact that he at game OF cards called BOs-
ton" fashionable at the west when colt. Every
effort was made to secure his on Tuesday.
His owners even brought on Virginia hay and water,
and sent a thousand miles for his old rider Glpauick.
Indeed both animals IN prime order and did
their work magnifcently. FdsiiOR garfield Ill lbs
and was rode by Laird, Of the trainer. Boston
carried l26 pounds, and rode by his old rider, as
we have before said, Glpatrck.
First Heat-Tme III. 32t seconds. Fashion
came in half her length ahead This beats the Eclipse
time seconds Average time tins heat, IN. 50 :,
Second Uedt.-Time, m. As seconds. Fashion
came in two and half lengths ahead, winning the
race 1t was estimated that there were from sixty IL
seventy thousand people on the ground, and That no
less than 100000 changed hands.
PLuoK.-Mr Long has desired the editor of the n
" Spirit of the Times TO say that he Will run Boso
ognin. Fashion for $4,000, $1,000 forfeit, four mi
heats nj any time to be agreed upon by the parte
between the 25th Of September and the 18th of Octo
her newt He also authorizes the statement that h
will a, 600 he wins with Boston the regular locke
Glib Purse four mile heats, on Friday on the uno
Course. $1,000 that Boston wins the }. T. Purse q
Camden, and $1,000 tha Boston WINS the ), T. Pnrs
81 Trenton, the week following !-BoSfon FoSt.
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III a p ri @ d

In this town, on the 8th inst by Rev. X. Con-
verse, Mr.. HrNny 5. WAINwnlGnr, Of Boston, to
Miss MARY II. BENNETT, daughter of Hon. Milo
l.. Bennett
In this town, on the lth inst. BY Rev. s. d.
Brown, Mr.. ions KMnALL, TO Miss Rum A. S1u-
ANT, both Of this town.
. In WIll>ton, on the 9Th INST. by VIM. French Esq.
Mr.. ARrEMAs w. SMITH, to Miss CLARRIsA EN-
MONS, both Of Essex.
In Wllsboro, \. Y.on the 18th inst by Rev Ira
Manly, Mr.. WILLIAM BARpEN, to Miss AuausTA f..
Henley, both Of this place
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COMMITS sIONER'S NOTICE.

WE the Sn lers, having been appointed by
w the fonoral le the Probate Court for the DI>,rcl
Of Chitcudcn, commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust the claims and demands Of all per on,
against the estate Of Aphcrs Persons, late of Jericho
in SAID District deceased, ,entcl msoyent, an
alse all claims aud demands exhibited in olsel there
to; and six month, from the day of the date hereof
Icing allowed by said Court for that purpose, we dc
therefore hcrel give notice. that will attend &c
the business OF our appointment. al the dwelling o
Abigail Persons in Jericho in said District, on the
first N, n lays of September and November next, u
10 o'clock. A. NJ on each Of said days.
Dated this 10Th day Of May, A. b. 1872
FG. HILL, CummIs
DAVID FISH Jr sluners
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D i o d

In this town, on the 18th inst. Mis-. SUSAN A.
STRoSG, aged q years. Her funeral will be a,ton-
dcd from the residence of w. L. Strong at A o'clock
this day.
In Hinesburgh, on the lith inst. EzERA II. Son
of G. ID. Weller, aged Is months
In West Poutney, on the 18th April GroRaE
EpoAR, eldest son If VIM. r. rease, of Charlotte,
aged 6 wears.
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LATEST FROM TENAS.

The steamship New York arrived at New
Orleans on the 9th instant, with Galveston dates
to the Sd. The picayune Of the 9th contains
the following items of intelligence -
The Congress Of Yucatan was convened on
the 18th ultimo, and granted extraordinary pow
ers to the President on the 10Th, in case of III
vasion.
The people of Yucatan are determined to con-
tinue the war against Mexico at every hazard.
Mr.. Lubbock, one of the Santa Fe prisoners
who escaped from Mexico, arrived in the San
Antonio
Santa Anna has embodied $4,000 troops, des-
tined for Texas and lucatan and purchased twc
merchant vessels at Vera Cruz, for trans ports
The contract OF the Mexican government lol
building two iron war steamers in England
which failed for want OF :u'ds, has been renew
ed, and they are TO he con. .e'od immediately
The church has given S r,a Anna all prop
erty held by them il '"'i H.7.n. mounting, a
is estimated, to $l5nlU,uuJ fo be applied t.
the prosecution OF tr. par -r-' Texas. II,
has also made mad Fl force, .|- o. $4,000 doub
looms from7the prize .e, l.s
General Houston a.a . ,lJlio, are at lleus
ton. The archives OF me government are il
Austin and there, the citizens OF that place say
they shall stay.
BY many it is thouget that the war move
ments of Gen Houston are too tardy yet, fror
all appearances he is firmly bent on carryin
into execution his designs OF invading Mexico.
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NOTICE.

The quarterly conference OF the Onion River asso-
citation will be holden in the Baptist Chapel in this
ten clock, \. NJ. Services TO commence with preach
ing. May II, 1872
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LYMAN & COLE

Li MAN q CULE
TJANE received their u>'Ial extensive assortment
l. i and variety Of Spring and Summer G. o d S :,
which they oder al greatly reduced prces consisting
IN part Of Printed Lawns, Caml res, Mu>ns and
mourning Lawns.
r ch attn striped Bllzorne, Sc. for ladies' Summer
dresses.
New pattern Muslin de LANES, satin .trp'd Eoans,
Plain black and blue black Bomrazne,
Figured blue black and cOorci do.
Heavy black Canton, Gro de Swi>, and cold Silks,
shawls.
Lupin'> hest scarlet, blac, and colorel Merno
Scarfs and Fancy Iiandkerchieis.
Muslin de Lame Thu ct wool, and fancy satin
Hermann; Lachene Cravas, raw silk H'dhi>.
Muslin dc Lame Shawls, raw six do, printed
La Fancy silk Mitls and Gloves, coorel Fillet
do. lack sewing silk do Misses coIored silk
Gove>, Men'> Lille Thread coorel ,i0k, white
silk and KID do. Mems black Italian Crava,>.
black six halt Hose, and India rubber : l>pen-
der>, Ladies white and black silk Hose and
Gloves, white Mcrno Hoe, Hack and culorel
silk and Kid Gloves.
For Gentemen's summer Wear.
Striped an plain white linen Drill, culured do
Gamlroons, Hamilton Mixtures and Demin,,
Mixed Satneitc, Ermncre, Jacket Linen, &c.
Domestic Goods.
Indian Head, S,arh Mill, Millesex and other
Cotton Shceng>. great quantity lcachc,
sheetln- and shrling, very low priced Uniur
hleachcd cotton, IS and yard WIDE Barllcu
do. 81 and Ca do making mere exten>iy,
assortment than we have evurkepr.
Mernmac cotton shcctng, >uper1ne nnbleache,
cotton shrnng, SUFFOLK aud cord drill heavy tick
ing and wadimg
Three Cases Of Umbrellas and Parasols, Can
Bonnet aud neck Ribbons, IaiIcta do. Gallons
Tastes, &c.
Prints.
Fall River, Merrimac, Dover, Bristol and man,
other styles al American prints, very low priced
English and French prints Glnghalns &c
Broad Cloths.
general assortment Of Burlington Mill Co. Broa
Cloths constantly on hand AlSoolher sIyle, G
broad cloths and Cas>Imeres, English, Frenc
and German do.
FeIled Carpeung.
Sill, Twist, Buuons, Surge, Canvass, Padding
| Scle,ia, &C. &c.
| Burlington, 30 May, 1912.
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NEJV and CHEAP COODS.

THE subscriber has Just received from New York
i large and extensive assortment of fancy and
staple dry goods, among which may be found cloths
cassimcrrs sattinets, genllemcns summer goods Of
every description, great vare of linens, French
printed cambdcs lawns, and English prints millinery
goods # all kinds, shawls. hankerchiets, musns
gloves, hosiery umbrellas, paasos, carpenrs, rugs
paper hangng great variety OF bOnnrts, leghorn
hats &c &c. which are offered Mt lower prices than
such goods have been sold at in this market.
ii. W. CATLIN
Nav
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NEW GOODS, MAY, 1912.

NEW GOODS, NAY, 1912.
NJESSRS. PANGBORN d. BRINSMAID are
w receiving additions to their stock Of Watches
Jewe!ry, ; ocks Brushes, Combs, and fancy Goods
Beautiful Gold and Silver Lever Watches, Of their
own importation, Breaches Rings Knives, Razors,
Scissors, Straps &c.
stocks. SC,
Some splendid and rich satin and 81 k Dress Stocks
Scarls, Suileners Collars, Bosoms &c.
Brushes.
new assortment of Tooth, Nail and al kinds Q!
Brushes.
Lamp Wicks, Chimney and other Lump Glasses
SILK Purse, Fl ties, Accordons &.
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SOLE LEAHEIt
FOR ONE SHILLING POUND.

JUST REC EIVED, Al F.. c. LOOMS Leather,
y Morocco and Finding Store, the largest, bet and
cheapest assortment of all kinds of Moroccos Kids
Innings and Trimmings, skins, Findings and Lasts
of all descriptions, for shoe makers that has been
offered in this market for sale lie would request all
persons wishing to purchase any articles in his line
OF busnes to call and examine his SLs aud Muslin.
before purchasing, he is determined not to be UNI
dersold by any
AIso-Boo's and Shoes Of all kinds
Burlington Pearl street, May 49, 1912. Got
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A GENCY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
~ Az THE CITY OF NEW YORk.-The I'M
dersigned has established himself Al No. A. Water
street IN the city of New ork for the purchase aud
sale of every description of merchandise, ON com
MISSION. His extensive acquaintance, eXpor1nce,
and facilities will enable him to be Of great service to
those who may entrust him with the execution OF
their orders, and often 10 save much more than the
sum of his commission o. say nothing OF travelling
eypense) 10 his correspondent in the purchase OF
his goods. Parties, no known TO the undersigned,
sending orders accompanied with remittance, or such
reference a wi procure credit hall be ms any
aud faithfully served.
le Is agent for the sale of cut and wrought nails
paints nsccd and lamp oils of every kind sperm and
mould candles saarntus, soap, spirits of turpcntne
a.ohoI glass, &c &c, which he will sell for cash or
short credit, nj manufacturers prices.
II Is also prepared g. receive all kinds OF country
produce or manufactures 10 sell on commission and
pledges himself to use his utmost endeavors, at all
tines, TO promote the interest of h cunsgnor. The
undersigned respectfully soGcls Trial of HI services,
and will not as, continuance OF fayors # not found
! to deserve them. His correspondents Will be con
SANITY adv-cd # the state of the market, which will
enable them to shape their business 10 the hest ad-
vantage. WIN. SUMNER JOHNSON.
a. Water Street New York
Refers 10 Benedict & Thompson and Oakley Il
LOOMS New York; and n. Lovely, ESD, Blrling-
ton. April %, 1872
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NEW SHOE ESTABLISHMENT.
E, VIZ q q ID s;

f.. w o . . S
MOULD respectfully Inform the Ladies and Gen
w llemen Of Burlington and vicinity thai he has
recently opened an estal shmenl where he viii Inan.
ufacurc, wholesale and reaD all bi,,l> Of work N
the Shoe line. lie has just rccc we'd from New lurl
the pre-, cnt style OF Lasts, together with choice r.
lection of Stock. lie will Keep constantly on hand
aud manufacture TO order all kinds OF wor, got up
in tins country; among which may lie found Gents
Calf Goat, Seal aud Cater Buots-Ladies' GaIter>,
kn-, Walking shoes, Slips DC DC. Also, cuar e
and klp Boots, roth for men aud boys; and chSren's
Shoes Of all kinds.
*,'Pea,e give him a call, two doors West Of The
Pearl Street House, al the signof the Big B5oi."
Burlington, May, 1912. 50E
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90 CASES English and American Prints,
20 ? do coored Cambrics, For sale by
Nov so ISL Villas, LOOMS & Co.
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Josiah Farnsworth's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, At "A Probate Court held
District of Chtenden, SIS. at Burlington within and
for the District aforesaid or The 10Th day of May, A.
ID. lSl2 an instrument, purporng to be the last
VIII and Testament of JOSIAH Farnsworlh late of
Wesrlord, in SAID District deceased, was presen' ed
TO the Court here for Probate 10y Reuben Farnsworlh
the Executor therein named.
THEREFORE, it Is ordered by said Court, that
public notice be given to all persons concerned there
in to appear before said Court at a session thereof To
bo hOl len nj the Registers office in SAID Burlington
on the second Wednesday of June A. D. 1872 and CON
test the Probate of sand WILL and it is further or
dered that this order be published three weeks sue
ce-sNely IN the Burlington Free Press, a newspaper
printed At BURLINGTON in this State, the last of which
shall be previous the day assigned, aforesaid for
hearing.
Given under my hand at the Registers Once this
10Th day of May, A. d. 1912.
WI. WESTON Register
4. T.. II w. l.. STRONG.
HAVING purchased of the firm Of Stronrs & 20
l lrher stock in trade, will continue The huslnc, 3
ana o crt opurcha,er> goods IN their line, al price,
CORE, ponding with the lines.
April IS, 1872
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New Goods and New Prices.
GROCERIES,.

N Hhls. Mola>>e>, 10 do S gar, 10 B xo> Loaflo
" 10 Bag Coffee, do. Pepper, : do. Spice,
10 Kegs Ginger, 20 Boxes Soap, for sale by
Q May. lSi2. S. WALK r.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!

l you want to buy Boots and Shoes that will wear
u, Wen a, very low prices call at DAVIS'S, No TO-
"aVd street. May 20.
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IPNEV CASH STORE!aEC

HNEE Subscribers respectfully inform the inhabi-
l. tants of Burlington and vicinity tina; they have
commenced business in the Store recently occupied
by Mr. Braman, Booksel er, on College street The
cheC ranch of ther hnslnlss VIII consi in
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TO PRINTERS.
FARM FOR SALE. .

WANTED, aPRESSMAN and COMPOSITOR.
w by c. Goodrich May
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Nova Scotia Plaster.
81 US.
Simmons Tools.

OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, just received and for
~ sale by WM J. HUNT
Burlington, May H. loi2. Strongs Building.
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INVITED.
SCOTS AND s=S-S.

cash, Butter, Flax and most kinds of Produce in
Oexchange for goods. H. w. CATLIN.
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TESSUP& SONS celebrated Cast Steel just recev.
d ed and for sale by WIN. J. HUNT,
Burlington, May 10, 1912. Strongs Building
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NOTICES.

CONTROLLERS SALE or STATE STOCKS
" Safe of New-York. Controllers Ofice--T'he Aegany
Co Bank and the INK of Oean having failed to pay their
circulating upon demand their respective banking
SEES as required by the entitled An to authorize the
business Of bankng passed 18th April 1890 redeem the
their raj agencies in the of New York or AL
bany required by the entitled An act relating 10 the
redemption Of bank notes." passed 9TH May 8iO-Noce is
therefore hereby give TINT the State Stocks held ~ the
Comptroller security for the circulating Of said banks
be sold the Merchants Exchange the city OF New York
Saturday, the July II. At Y o'clock NJ, to w.t.
For the Aegany County 3ank-Siock account
5ccrtifclte Indiana Ct (nternal Improvement sock
LIST July 1863, for $1,000 each, 5000
Stock and Real Estate account.
5certcates Ind ntcrna improvement stock
pay. LIST July, 1868, for $1,000 each, 5000
5000 New York cent tEre enlagemcnt) stock, pay
1855. SJ000
For the D INK of Olean-Stock account.
ihcate Indiana CT tintemal improvement stock
pay. LIST July 1863, for 5000
$4,000 New York per Erie enlargement stock, pay
1855, $1,000
Stock and Real Estate account.
$4,000 New York per cent (Ene snar.ement) stock pay
able 1855, $50 900
2censaies Illinois cent Illinois and Michigan canal
STOCK, pay. 1850 for $1,000 each, $1,000
10 ceTtlcstss Illinois internal mpov stock
paw. 1T jim 1870, for $1,000 each, $4,000
Aso IS certificates Of Arkansas sent Re Eite Bank
stock heretofore advertised Of the st. Lawrence
Bank, $4,000
Dned At Albany, the 10th June, 1872 t5
ie22to jy2r A. g. FLAGG. Comptroller,
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oath HOUSE, LONG lSLAND.-This long ana well
known boarding and sea bathing establishment having re-
emily undergone improve which the
erection OF several elegant hosues the margin OF
the for the reception of company during the
perfect security in bathing for ladies and children the
bathing houses being within stones throw of the
the shady cool and delightful locust adjoining the house
The pleasant rides IN the surrounding o9un 1.-The excellent
fishing grounds and other of hehul
n-the beautiful view Of the All mic and the
lower bay almost constantly eivened by vessels
arriving outward bound render this situation every
unequalied by any in the vicinity Its accommodations
warnest days OF summer ANYTHING but oppressive The
fom Brookyn the by stages hours
business render peculiarly wen adapted residence for
gentlemen OF busir in New York.
iei2 2m~r WILLIAM BROWN, Proprietor.
SHARON STRINGS PAVILION, sCHOHAKIE co.
~ Fourth Of JuiyThe Grand Oening Ball for Season.
viii take place the evening of the ih July the Sharon
Springs Pavilion, which for the reception of
ers No pains viii be spared render the
able q. w. b. GEDNEY
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froM nox. rnwAnn .rAnlrr.

WAsHrSeroN CtrY, 1sth June, 1879.
CENrLEMES--i have had the honor 10 receive letter
from You requesting me TO I've present public meeting
TO be held on the 22d inst at the National Hall IN the city
OF New York for the purpose Of presenting NE name Of
the Hon. Henry Clay Of Kentucky as the candidate OF The
Wings at the next election.
regret very much that my duties here require my at
tenton, and forbid me to leave the city.
most cordially approve Of the object Of your meeting
II Is due to the country that the voice Of New York should
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

a INTERESTING WORK ON THE EAs r.-yus
"A published, BY Carey Hart, Notes of Tour through Tur
key, Greece Egypt Arabia Pctrsa, 70 the Holy Land in
clpding Vsit Athens Sparta Grand Cairo Constantnope
49, OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
We commend 10 the public sterling work Of travel
u. g. Gazette.
The author has contrived give Of places
scenery and events spirit Of freshness and vraembance
TINT cannot be too much admired-Spirit of the Times
We doubt not but these two Interesting volumes will be
eagerly sought for by the pubic-New World.
The work Is precisely such glad take
treats-Brother Jonathan. :.
very pleasant Understanding acconn, Of ramhcs through
regions about which every intelligent mind desires information
-Pennsy snian
There not IN the work that is interesting and in
We think this book destined become extensively popular
and cordially JON with brethren of the
FoIssleby '' WILEY L PUTNAM.
JED 3wsr New Yor
A FIRST RATE lNVESTMENT.-To be sold at private
volumes assorted and arranged, including Histories, Bogra
phies Voyages and Travels &c. Any young possessing
capital OF 500 $500 buy these books dirt a and
double his money IN year. For particulars enquire Of
Iian 2p Nassau OF whom catalogues be obtained
inspc cton, and the books ie25 1--we
I ONGWORIHS NEW YORK CITY DIRECTORY IS
- published aud for sale al the Office, No. ll8 Nasssusree
20 aor directly opposite the American Bible Socie
ie25 ar
NEW. GUITAR MUSIC-ljEURGs r. DEKW OFT,
= professor OF he guitar No. 1879 Canal street, opposite the
81 John cuie has the honor acquain his Friends
public thar he has published variety OF ard popular
SIC, ar,,need with easy accompaniments for gailar
az. u VII also arrange and comaUse music for orchestra
xu'taf and other Instruments, aud give instructions
teufs the piano and violin NV 6Ss
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BATH BUTLDTNGS-

FORMERLY RENSHAW'S, At Long Bmnch.-This ex.
tensive aud delightful Sea Bathing Estsb shent viii be
opened by the subscriber the 9th june instant He
respectfully iuom former patrons and the public that
considerable additions and comforts
have made since last year, and will be complete rea
for their accommodation.
Wishing be reasonable the times will afford the board
will be dollars week last year, instead of ten dol
lars formerly Ch'des off certain and hal price.
Horses full fed $780, He hopes he may say without nyuta-
ton, thar his table and accommodations will be equ any
Long Branch Young people requiring will
Hnd accommodating terms.
je2g Imsr JAMES GREEN.
)AVILION, SARATOGA SPRINliS-Ihe PAVILION, CON
the Pavilion fountain and equdistant
Congress and Iodine Springs has been thoroughly renovated
and is for the Of sors. For
ofocarion beauty Of the grounds adjoining, commodousness
of the and efforts the Of the proprietor make
his comfortable this house believed
ed Tho charges for board and have been modified
meet degree The depre Of the share Of
patronage is respectfully invited
Saratoga sprinss, Jane 90 1879. le27