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CHARLOTTE s. PLATT'S ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT } To MI persons in ,ercste

CHARLOTTE s. PLATT'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, To MI persons interested
District Of hit'cnhen, in the estate of, harote
5. Pat late of Mill n, in said District deceased,
-tes,ntc greeting. Lemue Il. Pntt, and George X.
Patt xccu,os ofthc last Willaud Testament of the
said Charlotte S. att de eased, having fled in said
Court their petition in wrllln- setting forth that the
aid Charlotte :. died seized of fifty acres Of land
situate in said Milton, being part of the Hull farm
called, and be NJ the same land SET TO the said
Charlotte S. by n commit ee appointed by said Pro-
bale Cont to make pnru'lon Of the estate Of Lemue
r. Plat, late Of SAID Milton, deceased, among the
heirs of the said Lemuel b.. deceased as the said
Charlo,ie's por,i, of the real estate of the said
Lenue b., deceased; that the debts allowed Y the
Commissioners upon the estate If The said Charlotte
S. against her estate me S2S3 S.; that the amount
of the personal esTae IS SlOl o. rs appears by the
inventory thereof, filed in SAID Probate Co IT. that
he said Charlotte S. did in and by her Ia Wi and
Testament give and bequearh TO certain lega,ees in
sal will menii )nei, fashionable an extensive mourn
ing rings, and, certain other le atees kerpsakes
TO be procured by her SAID Executors; that il j. ne
cessary sell part of the said fifty acres of land
for the purpose of ayng the debs against SAID estate
the expenses Of administration, and for The procuring
of the specific egaccs aforesaid that the land afore-
said il situated and is in such FORM that part of
it cannot be old without injury to those interested in
the remainder and that n sale Of the whole fifty acres
would be beneficial TO all persons interested IN said
land and in the estate of the said Charlotte S. de.
ceased, and praying said Court TO license The sal
Executors to sell all of said fifty of and agree.
ably 10 the staule IN such case ma e and provided.
| Whereunon the tourt aforesaid doth appoint the
23rd day of May, 1912, for hearing and deciding on
| said petition, at the Office Of the Register of said
Court in burlington, in s1ld District and doth order
| that al persons interested nolifel ihereofby pub
LEGATION of this order containing the substance of said
neliriQn, three weeks successfully in the rngton
Free Press newspaper printed j. Burlington, in tho
o ny of Chltcnden, the last of which hlcaiions tc
| he previous to said 23rd day of May, 1912.
Given under my hand at said Burlington, thi.
2nd day of May, 1912.
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SELLING OFF CHEAP.

THE subscriber, DESTROYS of closing his business,
l. now offers to the public, at cost, the whole Of his
stock in trade, consisting of large and general as
sortment of plain tin and japanned ware brass kettles
stove pipes, stoves and trimmings, and every other
tin plate of various sizes, Ru sa English and Canada
sheet IRON, sheet copper, zine lead pipe wire, e. c.,
&c. All persons wishing to purchase any of the
above articles are invited to call and examine for
statement.
All accounts due to the late firm Of Starr & Dow
must be closed Immediately, either by payment OF
noe. J. J. STARR.
Burlington. Nav G. 1912. IS
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BENJAMIN ADAMS Estate.

BENJAMIN ADAMS Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, AtaPio ate Cour' held
District of Chii,enden, S.. at Burlington, within
and for the Dis'rc, aforesaid, on the 23rd day of
April, A. D. lSi2 an instrument, pu'portins 10 he
the las, Will and Testament Of Benjamin Adams, late
of Milton in sad District, dscea ed was presented to
the Count here for Probate, by Hector Adams one OF
the Executors therein named.
Therefore it ls ordered by said Court. that public
notice he given 10 n persons concerned therein TO
appear before said Court at session thereof to he
held y, the Registers Office, in snd Burlington, on
probate of said WIFI and it is further ordered that
this order be published three weeks successivelv n
The Burl;ngton Free Press n newspaper printed at
Burlington, in this State, the last of which shall be
previous to the cay assigned aforesaid, for hear
ing.
Given under my hand n, the Registers Office this
23rd day of April, A. D. 1872.
WIN. WESTON,
Re lister.
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FASHIONABLE SPRING GOODS.

m II L subscribers have just returned from New
L York with the report Of Spring Fashions, and
also full supply of fashionable Goods for Gentle,
mems dress, consisting Of
Blue Black, Green, and Brown cloths
Blue, Black, and variety Of Fancy Cassimeres
Angoas, &c, for pants.
A beautiful assortment of Silk Satin, Marsei les
Velvet, and Valencia Vestings; Buttons &c Trim.
mngs OF all kinds and Of the hest and most fas' ion.
able style in market Also, few of the most splendid
Silk Cravais, NeckerchIefs, Bosums, Collars, &c.
ever offered. Also, an assortment of Suspenders O
the best quality
| As The above articles have been bought rery low
| they will be sold very low indeed for cash.
Gatments Of every style cut or made to order or
short notice, und warranted to fit.
| &. BENNS g. son.
| Eurlinntnn Anril 21 1872 2w
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IICE.
bye Laws OF regulations Of the town of Bur.
lipRtOu. n dopteJ nj March Mpctii S12s

iinston, adopted at March McetiIs :, Sf2.
l. Any pei son owning or having in his care or keep'
ing any swine which he shall suffer to run al large,
upon the highway within the limits of the town OF
burlington, shall forfeit penalty OF fifty cent for
each swine found running al large as alore-
said to he recovered before any court proper 10 ny
The same, with costs of SUIT mOlety thereof TO the
use of the town. and the oher moety TO tue use OF the
person who shall sue for, and recover the same.
2 All geese which snl, he found running nj largo
in snid town, shall be forfeit 10 any person who VIII
take up he same.
3 any swine shall he found running al large as
aforesaid any person may take up and detan the
same and shall within twenty four hours give notice
thereof to the owner or keeper of said swine, if
known; and if not known, by setting up written
notice dcscrb ng near may be, the natural and
artificial marks of said SWINE, IN two OF the most pU
lie place, in said Town one Ut which shall be IN the
vicinity where said swine Were Ia icn up. And the
person taking up snii swine may Keep the same IN
his custody unit he owner or keeper shall pay 10 the
person having said swine IN custody, the ai' resad
renatv for The uses aforesaid together with six cents
per head rs fees and reasonable sum or furnish g
e, / swine with food, while IN custody. Aud unless
the owner or keeper OF said swine, so taken up as
af,r, o1id shall within days after the notice nore-
said claim said swine and pay 10 the person who
shall take up sad swine the penalty aforesaid and
SAID fees together h the expenses OF Keeping SAID
swine, tn. person taking up sad SWINE shall DO
hereby authorized and empowered TO sell the same
bv publc ructon, and the avas OF sad SALE al er
dcdac ing sad fees and the expense OF Keeping SAID
swine, shall be equal divided between the town ana
the person o tA,np mp said swine.
b order Of the Selecimen.
CHAS. RUSSELL, T. c.
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NEW GOODS, MAY, 1912.

MESSRS. PANGBOR,i d. BRINSMAID are
WI receiving additions To their stock of Watches,
Jewe!ry, ocks Brushes, Combs, and fancy Goods ;.
Beautiful Gold and Silver Lever Watches, of then
own importation, Breaches, Rings, Knives, Razors
Scissors Straps, &c.
Stocks, sc.
Some splendid and rich satin and sill Dress Stocks
Scarfs Stfeners Collars, Bosoms, &c.
Brushes.
new assortment, of Tooth, Nail and all kind. o.
Brushes.
Lamp Wlcks, Chimney and other Lamp Glasses
Silk Purse Fltes, Accordons e..
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LYMAN BeCChcr,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, I At a Probate Court hol.
District of Chi,tcnden, IS. den at Burlington, with
in and for the District aforesaid on the 9th day Of
May, A. d. lS42, an instrument purporiing be tht
last Will AMI Testament of Seymour Beecher late o
Hne,buch in said District deceased, was presented
to the Court here for Probate, by Elmer Beecher,
devsee therein named.
Therefore 1t is ordered by sn Court, that pu lie
appear before said Court, mt session thereof 10 be
holden at the Registers Office in said Burlington or
the Goth day of May, A. ID. 1912, and contest The
probate of sal Will, and it is further ordered tha
this order be published three weeks successfully il
The burlington Free Pre- 8, newspaper printed n
Burlington, in this State, the last of which shall be
previous to the day igned as aforesaid for hear
ing.
Given under my hand AT the Re listers Office thi.
9Th day Of May A. d. 1912
VIM WESTON Reuistor
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A r AUCTION--Grent Bargains. The subscriber
n will commence selling Mt auction, at the store
formerly occ pied by Wi lam Wells & Co., lower end
of Pearl street, on Wednesday, the LIST day of June
nex, at 9 o'clock A. NJ, the entire stock of goods
lately owned by S. ID. Johnson. II consists OF dry
goods dry and wet groceries, croctcry, glass, and
hardware Terms OF payment made known at the
sale. The goods must and will be sold TO close the
concern, AMI no mistake.
SOLOMON WALKER,
Burlington, April 80, 1912. Assignee.
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Clover and Herds Grass Seed
Aprils. by J. & J. II. PECK & Co.
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GEORGE ID. COMSTOCK

DESPENTFULLY announces 10 the Inhabitants Of
IL Shelburn and vicinity, that he ha> purcha ed Of
MIR, L. NJ iIagar, (hs late coparner) his interest in
the goods elongng 10 the la'e firm Of Hagar & Com
stock. lie would also inform the public that he will
continue the business his own account at the old
stand where he Offers general assortment OF Goods
cheap for ca, h or ON six months credit
Shelhurn Village March 25, 1912
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ALBANY AND BOSTON RAIL ROAD.
81 a@a &C. Geo. HR 81
Fare reduced per Western Rail Road.

FaTc TeuuCeu pcT VcsteTu Nuu NVuus
Through TO Boston IS 90 instead of IS, so as here
tofore; time Of starting altered to Ct A. NJ on and
after Monday April 4.
Morning train through TO Boston, leaves the Depo,
al Greensush at CT o'clock precisely every morning,
SUNDAYS excepted.) Passengers must leave Albany
by The South Ferry, not later than6.
Noon train, TO Springfield only, leaves the Depot
al telore ! latest hour VI departure from Albany,
half nast r. .
Pa sengcrs leaving All any in the morning ly the
81 train from Greenbush, may take the Steamboat
or S age a, p. NJ from Springfield, reach Hartford
in time for The Cars, and arrive in New Haven at
p. NJ. same day; or,
Leave Grccnlnlsh in the Cars al before l. P. NJ,
take the Stage at 8 r. NJ. from Springfield, lodge in
Hartford, and v Cars next morning arrive in New
Haven at o'clock.
| Fare 10 Springfield $500
PASSENGERS are particularly rcq"es'ed 10 procure
| their Tickets ciure taking seats IN the Cars.
Tickets can be Obtained in All any g. r. Fayne's
Office 81 Broadway, Or at Ticket Office in Depo, al
| Grcenl u h.
VIM. II. TOWNSEND,
| Master Tran spor,ation
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and the mails are about equal to those for pas.
sengers-Alb. Advertiser.

C. ANDERSON MITCHELL (Whig) has
been elected to Congress 10 fill the vacancy
occasioncd by the death Of the lamented
LEWIS WILLIAMS.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


WE the Sui scrller>, having been appointed ~
w the Honora lie The Pro- ae Court for the Dl>tr C.
Of Chllenden, commits ioner> to receive, examine
and adu>, the claims and demand, Of all per
against the esa'e Of Amos CLARK ia'e Of Hine>burgt
in ,aid DISTRICT derca ej repre- ente in>olven', cn
also all clam, AMI demand eShiti'ei IN o / eft there
TO; and IN lnth> from the day OF the da'e hereof
being Above ty ,aiJ Coir, for tina lrpo'e, we dc
lherere hereby give noii e, thar We will attend II
he business of our Appointment, al the dwelling q
Widow Amor CLARK, la'e at II no hnrgh, in ssii Di>
trici, the frt Mondays Of June and August mex,
al 10 o',ock, A. NJ, on ca h Of aid day.
Datel, this l4ih day Of March A. u. lsi2.
BIZ BIRpsE J N,.!liM M lcommis
BCRk LEAVENWORTHN y "e'>
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Domestic Manufactures.

NACGHN'S Jet Black Ink for sae y the sub
v ,s.cr.ber This ink il man faoured in this village
by w. Vaughan, and is warranted inferior 10 May
nari q Noyes' or any other INK now in use
Please ear in mind that this ink is Of Domestic
Manufacture, and is worthy Of any genlleman's at
IGNITION md patronage, sslsc allv u he wants good
aruclc. 70, ~ s.HI]NTINGTON,s
March2e I,ooi- Blndcrv
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DISSOLUTION,

TTNHE firm of Srongs SEQ. was By ia own lnta.
ton dissolved on the LIST. inst. The name OF thc
firm will be used hereafter only for closing its bust
ness. The notes and accounts are in the hands Of he
retiring partner Geo Shaw, n, the store lately o.,
cupIed by the firm, with whom ci her OF the lat,
firm, nsIncss relating thereto may be closed.
All having un e, led accounts are requested to cnl
and have them adjusted, and all whose notes or ac
counts have ecome due TO the late firm are notified
tina, its hu mess must and riNb be, predlly c sad.
April 18th 1912 T.F. STRONG.
w. l.. STRONG.
GEO Il -HAW
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MzA THE Su' serher has taken the large and
E:.!R3 commodious brick dwelling on churchSt
issssE hr.t door north Of the Bank OF Burhnp on
AHsz6eA md will open il on or before the first of
Nav next,sa Boarding HOuse.-Familes or Single
boardets may be scoommodated.b by the week. month,
qusrter, or year, with without Iooms,on reasonable
terms.
Application for hoard or board and rooms may he
made 10 the subscriber Al his residence corner OF Cob
lego and Champlain streets.
HIRAM F. GRISwoLD.
Huntington April I lei2.
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POLLY MORTON'S ESTATE.

POLLY MORTON'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable the Pro-
District of Chl,'enden, IS. bate Court for the Dis
trct Of Chittenden:
To all persons Concerned in the estate Of Polly
Morton late OF Wilston in said District, de"eased
Greeting.
Whereas John vanSicllen, Executor Of the las,
will and testament of said deceased proposes to rem
der an account Of his administration, mud present his
account agains said estate for examination and al
lowancc At session of the Count tf Probate, 10 be
holden n, The Register Office in Burlington in sal
dlstrlc, on the second Wednesday OF May next.
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear before
said court at the time and place aoresa d, and shew
cause if any you have, why tho account aforesaid
should not be allowed.
Given under my hand a, Burlington this 20lh day
Of April A. d. 1912.
WM WESTON Rcristcr
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WIllrAa Il. FLAoo STATE OF VERMONT.
Ch'Hendcn Courty s..


FosEaT \. FLAcK. { Ia ChGncery.
Whereas, William ii. Flara of Bur ngiI n in the
County o: Ch'itenden, on the Sth ia. of April A. D.
l@i2 filed in tbs office Of the Clerk of the court Ct
chancerv w.tlln and tor SAID c. If Oh tendcn,
his bill of complaints agant Robert \. Fiack, OF
Willis orn' in The State OF New York, setting for h
in substance that the sad Robert \. on the tenth
dny OF Nay A. ID. ISIS, executed 10 the sail William
H. four pronssory notes, h for the sum of one
hundred and seven'v-ive dollar, payable in one two,
three md fJnr year from date respec'ue 10 The said
William II. or order, with interest, all dated the same
tenth day of May A. d. ls5S; that. to secure the
payment thereof the SAID Robert y. on the same
tenth day of May, 4. d. lS3S, by his deed of that
date, conveyed t. the said w hjam H. half an acro
of lnnl wing Champlan Street in the village II
Bur lnni m beng p,l OF quarter mere lots No. ~ y
and % heinz the homestead-or house lot on which
2rnas j ngg late OF SAID Burlington, deceased last
re ldei VI condition thereto annexed, hat If the
said Robert HI heirs. executors or administrators
should pay he sad sums OF money specified in sald
fon not according 10 the term thereof then the said
d=od to be y'lt otherwise of force. And further set
tna forth that the sad notes had not been paid, nor
any part thereof, and praying ssld Cour 10 decree
| that tho sad Robert y. pay 10 he sail William II.
the s'ld sums 81 money and the interest," thereon and
costs b. short dnv 70 he appointed by sslt court,
dTl in drinpl of sach pavmcn that the SAID Robert
| y and all persons clomlnG under him, may e tor-
closed of all oquug Of redemption or cam IN and 70
sad mortg1ged premises.
AID whereas il appears 10 said court that The said
Robert Y, resides out of the State Of Vermont and
! thai suhpTna raunot he served on him;
| Therefore The Co n aforesaid doth here or'er
that the sid Robert n. be notified ,nd required 10
appear before snd Cour the first d.y OF The term
thereof next 10 he holden ~ bur i1gl'n within md
for aid Co nty of Chrrnd-n on the fourth Thursday
of Nav 4. d. 1872. ami make answer 10 sind u
comp amt, by puhh""tnn Of hs order, containing
the substance If snid hill three weeks successi'oy
in the Bur inoton Free Press amer printed IN
said Burlington the los, of which pu hrarons TO he
AT least tive lty Days previous n The c0mmen eulsnt
of the snid Of snd Court rcz 70 be held ~ said
Burlington on the fourth Tuesday OF May iS42, 40
| aforesaid.
Given under nv hand a, sid Bu,hnston this sth
day Of April A. ID. 1872.
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HE CREOLE NEGROES SET AT LIDERTX.
The New York Express contains the fol-
lowing letter from New Providence, furnish
ing tho intelligence that the negroes of the
Creole had been formally set at liberty.
Nassau, N. p, April l6, 1912.
A special session Of the Admiralty Court
convened this day to hear the charge of
piracy against the seventeen negroes inn
prisoncd from the "Crcoc." The Attorney
General made his motion for delay of trial,
on the ground that it was impossible to OBJ
tain the necessary evidence here, and offered
for the pcrusal of the Court number OF
afFidavits of the captain, mate, crew, and
passengers Of the Creole, showing that snf1i.
Client evidence could be procured from the
United States, if time was allowed. Afe,
an examination of the testimony offered. the
Court rcplird, that were the captain, crew,
and passengers, as set forth in the afIidavits,
here present to testify in this case, they
should consider them as not entitled TO belle
or credit, and should charge the jury to that
effect; and that no evidence could be pro.
cured to convict the prisoners at the bar, for
they we're perfectly justified in the course
pursued on board the Creole, and we're now
abou, to be set free. Th" Chief Justice thrr
adore 'scd the negroes something in this style
-" 1t has pleased God to set you free from
the bonds Of slavery; may you hereafter live
the lives of good and faithful subjects of he
Majesty's government" They were then Sc
at liberty by proclamation.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! At Probate Court held
District of Chi ,enden IS at Burlington within and
for The District aforesaid on The Goth day of April A.
D. 1872 an instrument, purporiing 10 be the last
Will and Testament of Thaddeus Hall, late of Rich
mond in said District deceased was presented to the
Court here for Proba e. by Joseph A. Hall one OF the
Executors therein named
THEREFORE,: it is ordered by said Court, that
public notice be given 10 all persons in crested there
in to appear before said Court at session thereof to
b., hol len nj the Eagle Hall in WIllison in said dis
ric on the third Monday of May A. D. lSi2, and
test the Probate of said VIII and it is further or
dered that this order be published three weeks
&c svely in the Burlington Free Press, newspaper
printed at Burlington in this State, the last of which
shall be previous to the day assigned aforesaid fol
hearing.
Givtl under my hand nj the Registers Office, this
Goth. day of April A. d. lsi2
VIM WESTON Pegister
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There will be meeting OF Burlington Total
Abstinence Society this evn ing, at the Court
House, lat ha { past six o'clock.
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n BANKRUPTCY.--Unitc States Dis ric, Court,
Il Vermont District Nonce to show cause against
Petition # HENRY l. Ell Of Bennington, in said
District to be declared Bankrupt the Court House,
inWndsor, Vermont on the 2ih Of May, 1912 10, A. "
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l(ROAD CLOTHS, Cassmeres, Silk Velvet, Vest
- ings, and Gambroons OF superior quality, JUS,
received and now opening by
Aprl29. LOVELY & SEYMOUR
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ATTENTION,

DIAPER hANGiNGS, just imported from France
l. so he beautiful patterns, for SHELBY
April 30. LOVELY d. SEYMOUR.
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= len hun
fVNHE notcs and account. OF the subscribers have
been eft at the store formerly occupied by them
with Seth b. Scott, who will attend TO the ing OF
the accounts un il the 18th day of thi, month. All
notes and accounts not paid by that time will be left
with an officer for collection, must close our
business soon l. possible.
JAMES p. WHALING g. co.
MnN . 1910
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NOTICE..

VTNlE subscr her being appointed Agen, Of the Yer
i mont Mutual Fire ms rance COMPANY hereby
gives notice ,ha' he wi attend 10 applications for
in surance, &c. Office South West Corner second
Story, Strongs' Buildings, Court Ho Use Squne
LYMAN CUMMINGS.
Burlington, Nav 4, 1912. 4aw3
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Extra Brands of Family Flour.

THE subscri or is now receiving on
NNMTNM Con,irnmen', and viii I've well sup
It>htsEzEa(SH piled through the season with some
Y ES4EH Of the choice. Brands Of Western
Gn4&I6 Flour, ever offered in this mari ei.
Having Fleur manufactured ly more than twenty
ii 'erent Mills Of the h ghe.t reputation, he pledges
that Flour sold y him shall give the most perfect
satisfaction, and vii! 'e warranted in all cases.
n. B. Farcy Brands constantly on hand.
Dealers IN Flour, Merchants and Families are re-
rpcclfiilly invited 10 order aud Try the article.
+ orr shipped 10 order IN good packages without
iclav on receipt Of Drafts, ccriii,aic Of depo,e or
Ca h. j. n. HlNSDll'L.
447 Rivcr-si. Troy. April 25, 1912. 47m4
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no PRINTERS.
a PRESSMAA and COMPOSITE
w by G.. Goodrich Nav
BURLINGTON BOOK STORE.
ID 4 RR H1N

College Street. 1rest corner Of Strones buildings.
Takes this method of advising the publ of his re-
mova, and that he has for sale, he believes, the
largest an hes, assortment of Books TO be found
in this State His arrangements for supplies from
New York, and Boston such will enable hun
to answer monthly all orders promptly.
May l. 1872.
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Plaster.
NOVA Scotia Plaster, Fl. sh ground. just received
\nnd for saloby DOOLliTLE.
May 5, 1872. i3wG
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liinesbnrgh. 18Th April, 1912
S. G.. WITIIERBY

WOULD remind those Whose accounts have 'e-
w come due and are unsettled that they must IL
closed prey ous 10 the first day Of June, hy note OF
otherwise, or hey will be left with an Attorney fol
collection without reserve.
Jerichn. Anril la H. IS42.