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GEORGE BLAKE'S ESTATE

,,. GEORGE BLAkES ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Court held
District of Chittenden Sat Burlington within
and for said district of Chttenden On the twelfth dny
oflFebruary A. D 1912, Wy
-. The Executors Of The last will and testament, OF
George Blake late Of Boston in the County of Suf
iok IN the State of Massachusetts, deceased having
presented IN said court copy fthe last will and
lament of the sal testalor, duly approved and allowed
IN the PROBATE court for SAID County of Suffolk that
said copy may be filed and recorded in this Court
agreeoby to the statute in such case made and proy
ded Therefore il is hereby ordered that oil persons
concerned e notified 70 appear before this court a, a
session thereof 10 be held the Registers Office in
sad Burlington on the third Wednesday of March,
1872 contest the filing and recording of the afore
said copy of said will in this court if they see cause
ny nnblca ion ohi order three weeks successvelyin
the Burlington Free Press, n newspaner nr,n,ed in
Burlington in The County of Chttcnden, the las, of
which publications. 20 be previous TO the day assigned
as a'oresa d for hearing. WMWESTON, Register
A true copy of the record, attest
Wn WrrrnS D.o;.,..
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STR1IED.
NEW FIRM.

TINHE Subscribers wopld respectfully inform the
] pubic thai they have purchased the enllre stock
OF Furniture and Tanning Mills the New Establish.
ment heretofore owned and conducted by the firm If
Mitchell & Barn 3, and will continue the business
under the firm OF Barnes & keeor where they intend
To keep constantly on hand extensive assortment
of Sofas Secretaries, bookcases, Bureaus, Bed eads,
Tables and Stands of various kinds and prices 10
suit Gus omers. Most kinds of country produce re-
ceved in payment Also most kinds Lumber, suitable
for our business will be taken IN exchange for FuH-
turc or Tanning NILS.
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PIANO FOIlTES.
MIR. j. MUNSON.

~. s~y A. MOST respect.
- M AWRs-B yL1"HEL FULLY gives no.
Sk;;5ssys SiMnyS.ss s A ,Ss' B. ssj Hp !.
4 tEEcNL%rs W manufacturing a
variety ofPianC
Fores, which are offered for sale on the mos,
reasonable terms. A. these instruments are made on
very much improved plan, they are warranted to
be superior 10 all other instruments OF the Piano kind
in parlakins in high degree the tone Of the Flute
In point oftouch and durability Of workmansh they
are also warranted 10 he equal 10 any instri-
mems manufactured in the Unitel States. AL
persons VINO want eoo1 Piano are particularly in
vitej TO call and examine for themselves
Burlington, Feb. 81 1872
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PHRENOLOGY
TOWN MEETING.

'J'HE annun Town Meeting FIR the town Of Bur
l. 1naton will be holden in the Town Room of sal,
town on Monday next at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, SON
Burlington, March ID, 1892
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WOOD.-T Those who have promised The .ubscri.
per wood are reminded that the Shedding is good
ABOUT town. jan I. c. GOODRICH.
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GLORY AND SHAME ENGLAND
In a series of familiar Letters to Friend.
By c. EDWARDS LESTER.

NiiS IS the title of n work, just published in New
YORK by Harper and Brothers, in two volumes
OF ooo pages and embelllshed with magnificent Steel
EngravDgs, ~
The author has furnished some very striking facts
relative TO the actual social state Of England md
placed her Glory and Shame in striking contras, -
Inc following are some of the topics dwelt upoa
ne Ill strlous Men of Grea, Briian-.h.ir hi,,orv
anu hcts ihen conversations with the author and
men inhnence upon the desnies of the world Also.
CrtSthdt ConmhnicdtionS from the mos, DISTINGUISH
ed statesmen and poets in Europe, on the greatest
SUBJECTS now aei'a'lng the word-the cruel and
t5rahnical oppression Of the ENGLISH Government
IN all It's beaIings-lts blind course in regard 70
tne whole Iart and Duty Queston-the horrible
starVato', fakedness, woe, crime and degradation of
me mass % NE people Of Engiand-ther Cause.-The
uhod nominations and cricles of the Fla tory Sys
,enh N lis destruction of thousands of nnocen, chill
uIei sc we tyranny and corTuplions of the Estab
"',ie' nnu' 1.-THE woes and expressions OF Ireland
Tue great structure of English despotism in Asln
with It's sacrifice of mil BY famine and elayery
ana an honest hut painful picture of all ths, cons,
tuies me Shdms OF England. And cantiid picture
also OF oil that is lovely beautiful liberia md prea,
IN ier S'rle'y, constituting its Gio-y-A description
OF inc mos interesting and venerable Ruins Ca,he
u'als, w"s,,es, Aboeys and Monuments, with as full
mere Is space for-great Public Works-Liberal and
hene' oeni lnsttltons-Noble efforts making for the
redemption OF the oppressed of England from tyran.
ny-wlln elances At every interesting object The au.
NOR met win at sea and during 1910 in Great Britain
Inc New YORK Commercial Advertiser, al the close
OF some remarks continues: 1--WE can do no Justice
10 .s wnrk IN TINS brief norce, is il important
we should, for ii will be readily read, and duy apore
clsted; The American people are duly interested in
me SUBJECTS OF which treats and they are ably and
eloquenty discussed" For sale at The Book .,orc of
rem 1919 y. A. BRAMAN.
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WEALTH AND WORTH

n MoNG the very many valuable new publica-
q IONS received the last week nj the Bookstore of
we , sur s ctlper,nay be found, WEALTH G. WORTH
The first of a series of American Family Tales from,
me pen OF an American. That north and not wealth
makes the man plainly md elegantly proved We
recommend every father 10 place this little work in
me hands oil his children, that they may learn how
to act under the tra's of bereavement and poyeriv
March |. D. A BIANiN
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NEW FIRM 4, NEW TOOLS
HlNESBURGH ACADEMY.

1--WE Second Term of the Academic wear If This
institution will commence on Wednesday The
18th Of February and will continue % wee s,
Board can be had IN good families on fair terms
ion of the Rev. p. DURKEE, and the perfect and
universal satisfaction given by the Principal in the
discharge of his duties, is the bcs, recommend the
Trustees can offer TO the public Wv
BY order of Trustees,
IInesburgh, Feb. S, 1872 nqSGva
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NOTICE.
a LII persons, indebted the estate Of the late Ro.
Der. MOODY, are notified that payment must be
made Immediately to the subscriber, 10 prevent cost
Burlington Fee, 8 1912. GEO b. SHAW. adm.
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~ YOUNG HOUSE-KEEPERS. !
FARRAR. WAIT n ROOT.

X EEP constantly on hand a fdl sssor,men, of
lAelegant Tea Sets, Of "
Gold band China. Gold band Ten Plates.
,Iold sprg'd DO, Gold edge and line do
Extra wide gold band do Gold edge lneS snr;ad do
Gold edge and line do. Gold band Preserve and
W mite and spngd do. Cup plates.
White China Breakfast and Tea Plates P;,cbors
Bowls, Butter Stands and Nurse Lamps, with small
lea Pois attached, China 1nkstands, very pretty
ertce for presents-fo sale cheap the Crockery
Siore, corner Of Church and College streets.
Burlington, Jan. 81, 1872
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Nv S'-Niill, Cross-cut, aud CIrcuisr SAWS, Tor
~ SAFE py Jan. Z. HACAR e. ARTHUR
GO Sign OF the Paddock Corner OF Church and College
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DLACKSMlTH's DTIJ,OWs. y FIRE, r,,o
Ayartcle also Anvls, Vises Files. &c. for sale bv
Cor s9 rh Of ad the l PIldioo,ak' HAGARa ARTHUR
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BARNES & KELLER.
CHEAPER AND HEAPER

THE Snb,cril err are towo crins one oilhe arge. I
i and lest assurjnrnIs Chat can lie found IN TIN
section Of The connrry) Ell Fancy and S ape Dry
Good, Carp,iing, Il pr> and OIL Cloih,, which we
ar. prepared to sd, Tor cash at such price, "a cannol
hnt silt The purcha e. just give rs a call and we
WI prove Ia any onc that will carry out our
lne heapcrl L. NJ. WRIGHT Co.
Feb. "a 1912
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E. l.. FARRAR
gives notice that
he continues u
carry on the bus,
ness as usual Of
manufa cturins
Stone ware Of !
superior quality
in all its varieties
and will NJ all
times be IN read.
- al
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-04
CHEAP WATCHES.

Nv Ehave red some neat good Watches, which
VIII be sold for $40 and sic some also at SIS,
" and Sic each, and Warranted for one year, those
who wish such vii pleo 8 call and make a seise ION
PANGeORN& BPINSWAID
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HOTEL TO LET.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE

COPARTNERSIfTI NOTICE,
ENARRAR & WAIT give norice tina, they have This
L day associated with them in bi.Inc,, MR., Ill.
Ram F. ROOT, and that they will comm, c the b nj
mes OF Importing and selling CROCKERY, GLASS
AND CHINA WAKE unt'cr the firm of FARRA r
WAIT & ROOT al their former Store. They have on
hand full >,oc; Of ware which they will pack in
Crates assortedto order al New YGrl and Boston
prices, merchants IN he surrounding towns viii find
il greatly their advantage 10 examine their .,ork
letore purchasing al The >ouh all orders promptly
attended lo-Store corner Church and COLLEGE ST.
Burlington. T.. l.. FARRAR
JOS. WAIT,
II. +. ROOT
\. b. Farrar Wait and Root tx pec to receive car
y IN The Spring in answer their orders fail >upuly
OF that beautiful Style Of Opaque Pearl ware" lha,
has gwen such general >a'i-tacUn The past sea on.
from the celebrated manuiactorle. Of Ciew, & Co, he
only Hone IN England that make 'ha, style Of ware.
which will Re sol whole ale and Real
. Burlington Jan a. 1919.
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A SPLENDID Article, tsilt warp, Alpaca cloths
"A Alpaca L'ntre; Ilae lack N. De LANES. an,
CashmereIie Cloths just received a, prices CORES
pondng with TIE time, nv +, NJ WRIGHT * Co,
Nov. l.! =
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SELLING OFF CHEtP

sSTRONGS X Co. now offer their stock of Good.
~ for prices nj which purchasers will finl an OBJ
Ject TO buy. The stock is large and must be sold pre-
vlous 10 the Is, of April mex, when the term OF CO.
partnership expires.
Sugars, Teas, SPICES, Raisins Tobacco, Goldfish
salmon, ccsrseand fine alt, Lamp OIL, Molas es &c
Iron, Foreign and American, OF every description
Steel OF all kinds Anyis Vices, shovels spades
Forks, Caldron Kettles, and Hollow Ware in great
variety.
Stores, Stove pipe, and stove trimmings, Tin ware,
&c. cheap al etsap re,y -tecp.
Pee 60 Is4l
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TT THOMAS will continue his Auction Sales in
jL' the afternoon of every Wednesday and Sa,uI
day. large quantity of Household Furniture %.
different descriptions will be offered ,ogth er viii
Stoves e various kinds with pipe. Sales of Dry
Goods, Cutlery, Clocks Jewelry, &c, Gee, will 10
offered Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings
until further notice. October e. 1871
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CASH PAID FOR WOOLLEN RAGS,

UnVI1 HIU rUn WUULlEN KRGS.
WE wish TO purchase 500 ton. of all Wool RAGS.
such as old Bed Quilts, Coverlets, Elnnkris'
Menno, Circassan, Plats Bon,lnzetts and eynrs
Kino and color fall Wool Goods not Gllled or feed
except carpe'inp, lasting and prunen. '~'-''
we WI pay Tour cents per pound for clean Rags
Vi Tue ABOVE oescription-no part cotton linen or silk
IN any quantities, delivered al cur Store West side
me square, opposite the Court House, Burlington
For all Woo! Carpcting we will pay u cents per b.
Burlington, Dec 10 lS4l
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LOVELY e. SEYMOUR.

HAVE just reed from New Yors large assert
IL nent Of Carpellngs Of every kind quality and
price.
English Drugetts, great variety of patterns octa-
eon and Drab Persia + DOR Oil Cloth from 3-s 10
ga wlde Rush Mating from "A to Ga wide, Rupgs
Manila aud Alacan Mats Stair Rods &c. Also,
French and American Paper HaneIngs-a lsreer
assortment than before offered in this place
and at prices that cannot fail to suit purchasers
Nov 18th lSil.
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LOOKING GLASSES.

A LARGE AMI well selected assortment, consist
n ing of Gin, Mahogany and Gu, lohOgany az
Fcncy framed Looking Glasses, for SIS g at great, >
reduced prices Mt the Hardware Store, Corner n
Church and College S's by HAGAR & ARTHUR
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commissioners Notice.
WE the Subs rbers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Proba Court for the Dis
trct OF Ch!itenden, commissioners TO receive exam.
Inc and Just the claims aud demands of all persons.
against the estate of Roswell Grow, late of Westiord
IN sad District, deceased, represented insoyent.
and also all claims and demands exhibited in ofIse,
thereto; ana * months from the day of the date
hereof being allowed by said Cour, for that p,Irposs
We do therefore hereby give notice that we will at.
tend 10 the business Of our appointment, at s. B. San
iord's Inn in Westl,rd in said District, on the las,
Mondays of June and July next at 10 O'clock, A. NJ.
on each of said days. " -
Dated this I'd day Of February, A. d. 1912.
JOHN ALLEN.
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EONND

n the ice near Providence Island, one Mast and
Boom belonging 10 some vessel, with sail and
other rigging attached TO it, which the owner can
have by p1ylny reasonable charges.
South Hero Feb. g. 1872 LORENZO HAIL
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NO T'ICI

NOTICE.
hereby given that JOSEPH WAIT has sold OIL,
Il nj. n,ere>t IN The stone Ware Mandatory and
ma, ne business w1ll hereafter he carrie on a, usual
~ AR L.. en- L. Farrar, who Is iy amhoriz-i 10 ,er-
me az he business OF the firm al his Factory, Pearl
trcet Burlington. Ian a. $50
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FRENCH LANGUAGE.

NJ u UOHEI y : second Course Of pub.
w he instruction in the French Lanquaee vii
commence at The Court Hone on THURSDAY The 8
March next, al 7 o'clock p NJ.
Tickets for the Core 10 lie had A. usual n, Mr.
BRAMAN's Bookstore. Sl,75 each. Admis, ion fo
,lnge evenings, 25 ceIt>.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-04

oT1CE.-Al tho'e who are indebted 10 the mn
4 ' der ishe, either 'y Note or upon i ook Account
are lies e to call and make .ecmen eiiure The
fir, day Of April nex', oiherwi,e hey l., cxpect 10
pay the eX en>e If ol,eci on. LUTllER PROF TY
1errhp Fe' s, 1872
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NOTICE.

VNilE Slips in the new Congregational Church al
! this place will c >oll on Saturday, the IL day
OF March, at which time the terms Of sale will lie
made known.
Burlington, % ! Eel. 1872
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-04
MONEY!! MONEY!,

GOLD, S liver, and even good clrrep, Bank r1ls
~ are not ref lsel al :. b. Scott's in exchange
for Good. IT l. firmly believed Y many, who are in
me hahn OF mailing pretty g~d calculations, that
money ha- feen, and can e, avcd ly calling at this
e'lahIi -hmcn'. Who world not cxnend Their money
a. The est possible rate, in The. e ilmrs,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-04

1OBAlES Brown .h-e,ings for sale BY the bale
loplece, or ard very cheap, by
Nov. E. NJ. WRlGHT& Co.
Also, 4 full assortment hleached shirngs she, nnrs
TlckmgS Canton Flannels Diapers, Batting, wickins
&c
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.FARM FOR SAIL.

STLEVD7U F1RW TUX Said.
4 In - THE Subscribers will positively
S>.s-ssy,8s.A ~ sell on or before the 10Th. DIV
&ySfJ1 i d il I ~ Of FEBRUARY next farm in NJ
T.sV = ~ ton-belonging to the estate ~
l1nEf 81 harhE the late ELL Barnum Esq.
80 slsting Of about five hundred ana
t'-'S' hfy acres, about three hundre
Of which is intcrvale and the remainder hard wood
and pine plain land with two good dwelling houses,
three large barns Two small barns, and Horse barn
with the necessary out buildings, all in good repair.
The farm /. situated on the bank of river Lamo, u;
the head Of navigation, is in good state of repair an
cultivation with n suitable proportion of meadow, pas
ture and arabic land-and presenting objects of hr
terest and inducements to an intelligent purchaser DDt
10 be equailed in this quarter OF the State
Purchasers are invited to call and examine frr
themselves soon-and secure great bargain. Terms
made easy for The purchaser.
ELIJAH HERRICK ! .d.,;,;.,-,,o,.
SANII-EI. ROARDHIAN. AoHlllllsIatoIA
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ISroa l Cloths.

Broad Cloths.
TUE undersigned offer The cloths manufactured bv
the Burlington Mil Co." at wholesa!c a. cs.c:
prices, he assortment comprises the vsrlou co ors
and qualities, and for texture, beauty of finish and
excellence If manufacture are not surpassed by any
American or English loth..
FOLLErr &. BRADLEY,
Nov. 20. Burlington Mill Co
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mi n p z i @ a

IL u "
IN Richmond, Feb. 2Sih by the Rev Lyman Love
well, Mr. Henry Somers to Miss Betsey Savles
both Of Stark sboro. 'e'
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NOTICE.

kNOR SALE.-3J Shares Of Stock in the Far
Il mers and Mechanics Bank, Burlington. Anplv
TO n q COT r. ;
Burlington, Feb II, 1872
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Buffa 10 VObes.
II BALES superior Buffalo Robes, Just receive
I and for sale us cheap as the cheapest by
Nov. IL. by +. NJ WRIGHT SCo
Also No. Otter Caps, Lynx Muffs and Boss, Fur
Collars, Angola Fiinges, &c.
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FOUND

FOUND
/ On the Turnpike about 100 rods east of the college,
Rocking chair. The owner can have the same by
calling on the subscriber proving property and pay
ing charges.
JOHN KIMBALL.
Burlington, Dorsct street. Feb. 25 h 1912
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n A. DRAMAM. has IN hand and i, recciyinp
~ large an well ,eec I'd a>.ormen, of ar icle,
IN his line for The FALL TRADr con i.n of a KIM.
School Books, ant vaua lie and popular work
the most recent pat lica;ions
4 t.SO
new supply Of Bank Books consisting OF ee
gers, Journals Day, Invoice, Note, AMI Bill Books.
OF all sizes IN full AL hal ending Cap and letter
PAPER, OF the best KIND, Drawing Tissue, Morocco,
Mar lc Bloltng, and other varieties of pnner Ink
Qulll> States, Bonnet boards, Pencils Sand Boxes,
Letter Stamps, rel Tape and alionery generally,
great variety, Oct II.
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NlsH Li EN ;. of every style and quality are
lnow offered ly f. NJ. Wrirh, G. Co. at erea, bar
gains for cash hose in want will do well TO give
us call March3
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CURE FOR CORNS.
Albion Corn plas%n

ne most 'afe and speedy cure for Corns We, dis.
covered The relief is Immediate. II di-solvcs add
removes the corn from the foot with ease and erpedi
Box. F @ 80 t-"'>
Fail and ample directions accompany each df the
above articles. "
N. b. None Of the above articles wi,, l.. cor,;n.
unless signed ". l.. Kdler on The oI,si,le wrsnner
r or SAFE al his Counting Room sc Sale Street, IN
'a'r@ corner OF Merchants Row, Boston, Al>o lv
MEssRs. PECK & SPEAR, b lrling,on. VI.
A all
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Collectors Notice.

Collectors Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons owning
l sleam-l cat stock, or stock in the Champa IN
transportation Company, living ont Of THIS STATE,
thai he tax >se,eI upon laid stock, under The Ac,
Of 1910 j. now die, aud unless the same is immell-
aely pal their several share will lie sold al public
Auciion, for he payment Of aid iaxes.
Given under my han !, at Burlington, Vermont,
this 22d day Of February, 1912.
HYMAN LANE, Collector.
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CON WAY MEDICINES.

Hr subscriber w. L.. KlDDER, gives motto
mat he has succeed the late T. Kieiier in N
preparation Of the well known CONWAY MrpIcIsr
ana viii hereafter give particular attention 10 nh
preparation of The following articles, m. long es
laDllshei ebly of which, precludes the necessil
OF a re-pnb ication OF the numerous cer,,hrs,es !;
the hands OF the proprietor.
Doct. Jcbb's Rheumatic Lininrnt.
ci rHr rheumatism, Bruises SpraIns, Nunbnes,
Ghiin'ains, Stiffness in the joinis &c, will aifor
NE n,o.t unexpected and immediate relefin The mo.
ops'inae cases Of rheumatism, in a few hour. mi
article I! Is openly recommended by Physicians TIL
cents. ~
Dumfrics' Itch Ointment.
n Inc extensive sale and established reputation O
DuMFRiEs' lTCu OINTMENT, encourares ,hc nro
prletor 10 recommend il to the public with rerewe
confidence, as the most innoccn, and powerfI rem
Guy Tor This annoying disease; il contains no MGR
curry, or any other dangerous ingredient. -anl ca
ss apI,Sea az all uhes with perfect safety. Pric,
,, Remedy for the piles.
me conc"rrlng testimony of relieved pa tent.
rom all quarters, eStfying to the cures ecied i,
tn, me neIcne after all others had falsd together will
me increasing demand for The arile from all ma r,s
Tue country, prove II to lie one of The mos, valuable
specihcs known for this trouble, omc complaint.
NJ'A Clergyman write.
Boston, Eel ruary i3 lsH.
found 1t produced salu'ary influence almost nmc
dately, and confidently lelieve ii an ec,uai ren,e,
10, 10, mat uncomfortable and deliIna'ing complaint
humanity has induced me TO recommend 1t IL person
NUS ah'ic'cu, ana 80 snail continue 10 10.
,,, Yours re pccifly, !. S.
=, he remedy consists Of an Ointment and Elcc,uarv
rrce Tor both IS ren's, or 37t cents when bn one /
wanted, accompanied with pam and ample direc
IONS win deception Of The complaint
Dumfries' Eye Water,
Fer sore or t!famed eyes, nothing known givc
s,l'h 1mmediate and comfortable relief and in som
exceedingly bdd cases The mos, unex, ectcd and de
siraIe relief has been 70 md in the ne OF his Ev
wafer after other remedies had. faiied Persons VIII,
nave used It, pronounce it without he. iaion the e.
preparation for sore, 1ceak, or infamed cues, the,
nave ever met with Price IS cenI. a lo..le.
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merchants or the most reasonable terms, all order.
promptly attended TO at his Factory Pearl Street.
burlington. Jan.3l. 1S42
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-17

On Saturday, 18th inst, DAVID WrLLIAnsoS, native
OF Perhshire, Scotland aged 43 years.
His friends and those of his brother John Williamson
respectfully invited to attend his funeral on Monday
afterroon nth inst, at O'Clock. from 53t Broome
On Sunday, 18th inst, JAMES N. McKxoN. Esq ,Coun-
selior ct Law, brother Of the Hon. John McKeon.
The funeral will proceed at 10 o'clock this day from
5l2 Broome street to St. Patrcks Cathedral where the
funeral service will be performed.
Oa Saturday, 10th inst HERRr Hooe, sged IS years.
His friends are respectfully invited attend his fune
raj Ibis afternoon at soclock frvm LOG Twentieth street.
without further invitation. III
On sunday 10th inst. MELzAR HowKLL, Of the firm Of
Howell Coffee. aged 81 years.
His friends and acqu aintances also the members of
Gettys Lodge No. IL l. o. Of O. F. and the order in ge-
neral are respectfully invited to attend his funeral
morning at 10 from his late residence
"a Hubert ST. j..
On Saturday. 18th inst RosAsA, relct Of the late Me.
r'v n Srutus.
ners this afternoon at o'clock, from her late resi-
dence 100 Oliver ST.