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.llANG OFT Youn BANNERS" SC.
CAT AE4G G. U Il
IN FART OF
Spring and Summer
GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
LOW, BY
CHAMBERS g. MAFFsT.
Black, Blue, Brown, Olive, and Cadet
Cloths.
Plain, Ribb'd and Fancy CassimCres.
Mcrino and Rouen Cassimercs.
Summer Cloths.
Satluetts, all colors.
Plain and Ribb'd Gambroons.
Do DO Linen Drilings.
Brown Irish Linens.
Giraffe Nelvetinos.
American Nankins.
Buffalo Cloths and cords.
Buff and Blue Stripe
Srip'd and Plain pantaloon Stu05.
SILK, Marseilles and Valencia Vesting.
Superior Cashmaret Nesting.
Paris Lawns, and Cambricks.
British, French and American Prints.
Mouslaincs, Plain and Figured.
Plaid and striped MusIins.
Manchester and Scotch Ginghams.
SaXony Cloths.
Cambrick, Jackonett, Null, S'Swiss MuSlins
Figured do do do do
Irish Linens and Lawns.
Linen Cambricks.
Do do lIdkfs.
Black and Fancy Gros-de-nap.
Blue Black Ponet-do-soc.
Black Lutestring and Mantras.
Double width do.
Pongee and India Silk lIdkGs.
Fancy Shawls, and Hdkts.
Black and Blue Black Grape.
Green Berage.
Bombazlncs.
Brown and BleacheG Muslns.
Osnaburg Checks and Tickings.
Prison Plaid, and Stripes
Hosiery, Gloves, Laces, Ribbons.
Suspenders, Pins, Buttons, Books, sc.
Fur, Lcghorn, Palm Leaf and Tarpaulin
Hats.
An extensive assortment Of Shoes. Boots,
Sc. OF all descriptions and qualities.
Hard, Hollow, Cedar, Earthen, China,
Glass and Queens WARE.
Received also, Lot Of new crop Sugars
and Molasses, of a prime quality; with a
general assortment of Groceries, for
sale at Reduced prices.
On hand, a lot of superior Tow Lin
ems and Bagging.
A further description is useless, but the
Public will recolect that their STOCK is
LARGE and GENERAL, and they are de-
termined that no person shall complain
of prices.
Elkton, April 1G, 1912.
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A dAR ID,

IA " 7 IA n VA0
DOCTOR JNO. ALRICHS offers hi
professional services to the Public; h
will always be found, except when profess
sionally engaged, at his Office, opposite
Nc CulloUgh's lIote !, Elkton, Md.
Oct. 9th, ISL
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EEsEtEs FEfI I.NG
G. q e.. 3D. S.
TIT 1DtEfEINE EGIEEEe
d &C, NO. 81 Baltimore ST.,
Are no" opening and Will receive daily Their
Inii ana complete assortment Of
FRENCH, INDIA AND ITALIAN SILK
GOODS,
Of every description, adapted to the present sea-
son. 1t is t!!oir determination TO keep constant
~ on hand the newest, best and most fashionable
goods 10 be found in this mar kct, and wcul iCs-
PectiuI'y invite the attention o. their customers,
and the public generally, 10 an carly cxamina-
are now offered for sale at very reasonable
prices:
Matteoni, Ncriias and Parodcs Italian I.ustrine
Elack ard b!uc-blac Gro Grain and Giro dc
Rhine
Do do. best quality, from % to So inch
Width
Extra rich Chine Droclc, figured and satin
Stripe
pcIin Silks, very rich figured Faecono silk,
New style Gro de Balm silks
Very superior and rich ward wide Amauc
Figured aud sItin stripe DO
Very rich entire new sty'c yl, wide Gro dc Al
gicts a splendid article
90 zach wide, satin stripe, new style HELEN.
ccime very rich
Superior quality stripe Chine Polt dc Sore
Ezra quality, new style buc-Jlack, figured
and satin stripe Silks
Al black and Blue blk satin Ottoman Silk, very
superior and rich
Entire new style Foulard Silks, various style
HIoaseiine dc hCinc, entire new style, rfinLri
and embroidered; plain, cold blk. and
bluu-blil do
&EEAVgE.S.
Very rich new style Silk Slawls; o. superior
embroidered Cashmere do; Embroidered Tibet,
printed Cashmere, and Grape do.
French work ollars, Of every dcgcrpt.on
hadcs and C"ntlcn cns French Il i'll Gloves
Black embroidered nett Gloves and NIi.ts
Geh'icmcnS white silk Gloves and pocket
IldEtS
White Linen Cambria; Calicocs, various quail
ties
French Chintzcs, Hartman; s: Gros O'dias man
fc're
Satin strspe Mousclinc dc Iane
Buck and bluc-bllck DoM5aznc, best manuiac-
Matcon Italian Cravats, all sizes
Super Blk watorcd Sears; figured s: plain Swiss
NIuscn
Irish Lined, an assortment; Irish shcctjng
Book NJ ,an Bishop Lawns colurcd Florcnces
White and coorcd Gro de Naples
New style Painted Lawn, in great variety
Sea Island Shifting Muslin, SC. &c. &c.
The above, together with their usual GREAT
VARIETY Of other goods, will be Offered upon
very reasonable terms. Country Merchants,
who buy for CASH will find it to their advantage
TO examine our choice stccil of fine Goods.
Ii. DlFFEN DEHFFER, s co.
No, 40 Baltimore ST. 4 doors above Gay st.
Baltimore, Nd. March 90, 1872.
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R'GV %ist--n
'Vhe Register and Eya"jncr, West
Chester, viii copy TO amt. -, and send
hin To his office.
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4 H7AEa MI

III PRIVATE SHE.
FEThc subscriber offers FOR sale, his farm,
IL lying one mile cast of the Brick Meet
ing House, Cecil CO. Md, 1t contains a.
bout
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-08

Presence Of .Nind.-As the well known
DR.. Bar,h preached for the first time in his
native city of Lcipsiz, he dislainrd the usual
prccau,ion of having his sermon placed in
tho bible before him, to refer to in case of
need. A violent thunder storm arising fast,
as he was in the middle of his discourse, and
n tremendous clap causing him TO lose the
thread his argument, will, great compos,,rr
and dignity he shut the bible, saying, with
cmphasis,-" When Gud speaks, man must
hold his peace" lie then came down from
the pulpit, and the whole congregation looked
on him with admiration and wonder, as a
mighty pillar of the churcl'.-N.m England
Reporter.
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C." Come Abncr, take some bitters,"
said an old crony to our old friend Abner
Phelps, the other day." they say you get
high, ifyou have Joined the Washinetonians.
Yes, do get hieh-I have cot hish
every day since | joined the Washngtoniar>
l have got up from the eu'tcrs--l am high
in spirits, for my conscience upbraids me no,
my credit has got high along with mc-my
meal barrel keeps high all the wIie-I car
~ my lrra9 hiek ford feed ar, sober man.
I used togo home singing and the old woman
would cry-now when go home she sings
and the children love me aud crv for jov,
and then am SO Mgh-,lc homes, and the
sober man only can tell And friend, let
me tell thee, yon had better throw down that
glass and come and get high with abncr, for
he has learned how to do that thing without
having the hcadaclc or tho blue devils T"
Niles REGISTER
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THANKS RETURNED AND FAvORS
CnII lJTEn

return thanks TO all who assisted me on my for
NOR visits, most carne lily soliciting assistance in
promoting the dcsigIs, am attempting to ac
compsh in behalf of Seamen, and al. strangers who
may visit Montreal
Several ministers of religion and benevolent per-
sons Of different denominations, have united under
the name of the "Friendiy Orion Of Montreal for
promoting useful knorlsdge." A small Beth- or
place of worship was erected in 1887, in which d.
vino service is performed four times weekly. The
following year a room was prepared for the accom-.
modatlon of children of em-ran s. and others need
ing gratuitous instruction In which upwards of 800
children have been taught library of 500 volumes
ka; bee made accessible. But our building is by
no means ADEQUATE to the objects for which it de-
signed. We are in great want of funds 10 erect n
new building and good books, TO enlarge our library
and establish others on The same plan
This enterprise has been recommends by minis
tiers Of the gospel and other christians in Boston New
York and Albany
Dolations towards the intended buildings have
been racei we'd and olhe,s promised by n number Of
ind friends in tie Unite States. Should any be
disposed TO take share. in the intended building OF
give books or money towards the school and library
these off rings will he received if sent t, Mr. Bra
man, book Her in Burlington, or to the subscriber
at Montreal.
That many may be disposed aid this design is
tho prayer Of T. O>GOOD, Agent
Burlington April 2, 1912.
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PETITION TO SELL LAND.

STATEOF VERMONT Alta Probate Court held n,
Distnc, of Chittcndeu Burlington within and for
the district of Chttendon on the 3ls day of Marcel.
a. D. 1872.
Samuel Boardman, of Milton, in sa 'd.listrict, guar
dian OF ! lsha Boardman and Betscy Bonidman both
OF and Milton, MINOR children Of Henry c. Boardman
ate Of SAID Milton, deceased filed in said court his
petition, IN wiltlng, setting forth that his said wards
are seized IN their own right in fee tenants in COM
'iioh Oh ab' ut seventy acres OF land and hui dnns
thereon, situated III laid Milton being the same farm
on which the said Henry {. lived and died and that
they are also setzn Of an pndv ed nrcics, in H. num-
Der one IN the first divs Of lands in South Hero
IN The county d. Grand Isle hting all their interest in
sad asst men toned lot which thcvowna he rs to their
in'e mother Amy Boardman, late of said Milton. de-
ceasedi Ard further setting forth thai it wo Id con-
Gnct To the interest ~ his snd wards have their in
errs IN the aforesaid lands sold and the proceeds Of
sch 81 put AZ interest, and prn, ing said to H.
cense and empower him, the said guardian to sell and
convey his said ward interest in saId land for III.
purpose Aforesaid ngreeaby to the statute in such case
made and provided
Therefore, the court If rcslil 9th arnoint the twcn
~ thrd dav of Ri, \. d. 1912 for HEARING n nd dcc
dIng on SAID ncnn. nj he office of the Register
sni burlington, ard doth order Tat all persons nte
rested enniifcd thereof bv pul cation of this oder
contanlnr the substance Of sad ne, on three weeks
ccsslvpv in the Burlington Free Press nrwsrn-
per printed in said IN lngton.a Of viii h pub icaons
10 be previous TO said twenty third day of April A. d.
1872.
Given under nv hand nj said Burlington this 3lst
day of March A. d. 1912
WIN. WESTON Rcrisicr
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BRIGHTON MARKET. MONDAY, March a.

Reported for the New England Farmer.
At Market 220 Beef Cattle, 20 pairs Work nr Ok.
en-, IS Cows and Calves, 325 Shee ,, and $40 swine
PRlcEs.-Becf CoWe-We q,ore t. corresp, nd
with last week. VIZ few choice Cattle taken a, So
FIRST quality, S. 20 a s. Is. Serond quality 81 Is a
1925. Third quality, si00asi50
Working Oren so SIS and $50.
Co,rs and Calres.- Sales $40, S25, s2s and %.
Sheep-Prices not made known.
.Srine,-Los to poddle 3-4 and for Sows, and
4sa6 tor Barrows. lot Of large arrows 4 H.
Al re all from l-2,o6c
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DEDICATION.

The Congregational Church, recently
erected in this village, will be dedicated,
Providence permitting, on Thursday next,
the 14th inst. the service to commence a,
half past ten o'clock. Ladies and Gentle
men of tins and neighborng towns, are res
pectfully invited to attend with US on the
occasion.
April, Sth 1912.
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COM MISSIONER, NOTICE

,i vi .''oiO.N EN- NOllCf.
W y me subscribers, having been appointed, by
w the Honorable the Probate Cour, for the Dis.
rlcof Grand Isle comm ssioners to receive exam inc
an ADJUST the claims and demands of all persons,
against the Estate of Betsey Cochran late of Nort,
nero deceased, represented il solvent ard also all
Claims. ana demands exhibited in Offset thereto, and
six mo lihs from the 10th dav of March A. ID, iS42
beng all wed by said Cour for that purpose. we d
therefore hereby give notice that we Wi meet at the
dwelling house OF Jededlah =. Tadd in the town Of
Norh Hero the 10Th day Of September at Q o'cloc,
A. NJ. a. d. 1872
ELISHA HIBBARD Comm,s-
LEWIS BRUNSON sioners
North Hero March 2lst 1912
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

I'VE the sal scrl' er having been apl.pin'ed "
w the llon ra le the Pro a'e Court for the DI>r e.
of Chiilen'en, tumm.' toners ia re GIVE, ex0ninc
and adjust the claim. anl demand, of all per on>
gain he e ,a'e Of Amy II arJn'an, a'c # MIlien
IN 'aid bl,irrt, deea Ell reprssn'el inso'ven', AMI
also all clam, and Gems nd. exh lie m o set there
toi aud TX month, from he day e hs ia hereof,
eing wed ! y aid Cour' for that purpo,e, we do
here give no'ce, that will attend 10 he bnsne S
OF our appointment, a the dwelling Il Samuel b. ard
man, m Milton IN sai pi.trci, on the 4 IS Monday uf
April nex', a. 10 o'cloct, a. NJ. on laid tlav.
patel this IS n day of March, 4. D. 1872
SiLAS d. SlBLEY,
WILLIAM A GRANGER, Ncmrs'
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NEW BOOKS.
u. A. mn 4 AN

D.. a. II II 4 MAN
ii > received the pre- ent week, The ftllowin
1lworks, IN ahiion 10 his ex en,ive asst rtmcn
VIII b he o !cr> for ,ae very low for H..
Rol n>on'. Palc.inc, Mrs Adam,' e,prs.
Ronaldc, Jar1nere, Whcp,y', Compend,
i.fc If Rchard, { T,ir &c Lion,
iongleow', Ballad, l3nrna' V r ulsc.
Pen John. o., London ed. Ga rs Indians,
+ 'har's View If tongreea'iunalism,
i.leLig'> Agricultural Chemistry,
Mr.. Snilfs Memoir Pre- iicniS Message,
~ erle'' Praci &c, Coeri rc', Works,
thares @ Malty, Irum lis Rrmns cncc,,
Plmarch' Live, Baird. iavcI,
X raj life Of Eng an', Life Of viii eriorce,
Cas- France, Camp els Pocical Works,
Bryant Poems, lliIchcork'> Geology,
Life of Newtn, l. ie of Bishop Chase,
SouiheS's Pee zeal Work,
Loo harris S,,an,h Ballads.
Aprii 7,
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BURLINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY

TUE Summer Term of this Institution commenced
l. on Wednesday the 81 Of March, and will continue
lwenty two weeks The School is delight lly To-
caeI in retired part cf ihis leauifil village. Ad
vanlagcs are lorled for instruction in The uid and
Ornamental ranches Of e,lca,ion.
Frm WrNDMiLLER and his daughter, from Cerma-
ny, are engaged 10 take charge OF the music depart.
mcnt, in the colre OF the pre- EN-, Term,
Munse r BouCneTTE, an ncromplisbel French
Tea her, is also engaged for that department.
Clr'u'ars containing more particular ,pfurma ion
my e obtained ly application 10 the PRINCIPAL, Nil 8
bllrI ngion. March 29ih. 1872
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GFTo PosT MAsTERs-Thc Board of
Control of the Agricultural Society of the
United States request that the several Post
Masters make returns to the Treasurer of
the Society Gas requested by the circular)hc-
fore the first of May of all subscribers by
them obtained.
Editors are requested to insert the same
in their respective papers for the benefit Of
Agriculturists and Planters,
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NOTICE,

| AMP On, tieache I and un,leache,l, Of .u,crlur
i1qpajry, for "a chcap Y 5. NJ. POPE.
Nov. a.
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A@A THE Sui scliber has taken the large and
ITSXH commodious brick dwell ing on chufchSt
llSsA FIRST door north of the Bonk of Burling on
E-A3S. and will open il on or before the frs, of
May next as boarding House.-Fames or Single
boarders may be accommodated.b by the week. month
quar- or year, with without rooms on reasonable
terms.
Application for GARD or board and rooms NAV be
made To- the subscriber at his residence corner of Col
lese and Champlain streets.
HIRAM F. GRISwOLD.
Burlington April T. 1912
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NEW GOODS.

SFKINV UOVDS, IT'sll from New York, reed
bkhs morning, CONSISTING Of Spring calicoc. n va
rieiy Of pattern; light fancy prints, English do.
mourning and and half mourning prints, rich London
do, furniture and fancy chinz prints Alpaca cloth,
heavy min Jean, Pongee Illhfs., printed lawns, linen
CANT rc hdLf :, Hack and coIorei glovs, coat cori.
s'lks and rich lonnei aud cap rib ons of new and
splendid patterns, now open and Tor ,aelv
Thursday, III April. H. w. CATI.IN.
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Lex HIRE j!

TUE 'uIH'rlTe r has g Od assortment Of Spring
"ooo> on hand which he wiz eel very cheap (;
c"n'r'lng 81 Hack and ro0rrgl Silks, Mou,l ne De
Lance ,hai y Ca, hinr aud Silk Shawl Fren h
Sonar', e'. Lad'e. and gentlemen invie 10
call at his hi Store formerly ocnpie a, Rea ling
Room, under the Free Pres, Office near the So ARE
He vii remain here for irj@cighl days.
April 7. NJ. OSTuEIM.
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Robbmg Tie Dead.-A mnlalto, calling
himself Ben. Jones, was arrested yesterday,
and committed tojaii ty Justice Gorsach,
charged with having broken into vault in
Monument Street Meeting bnrying ground,
opened the coffin in which was deposited
the remains of Mrs. Massey, and stole there
from the shroud and other habiIiments of
death. This is the last and the lowest state
Of human degradation. Baltimore Paper.
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NOTICE is herel given hat have given my ,on
i Benjamin ID. his time from this date, aud will not
demanf any OF his earnings, lay any debts of his
eonir acting after this date AIDRlpGE WORLEY
Ws.,fo d, Nov. ~. istt. nt43v
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1912
LOVELY Il SEYWONR

lave this day received from New.York. n choice
J. lot of new seasonable DRY GOODS, which
ehali be sold at prices sufficiently low to correspond
with the present pecunary embarrassmenis of the
tines. April Eth.
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MUSIC.

We are requested to give notice that l1r.
and Mrs. J. M. WHITE, from Boston, are
about to visi, this place for the purpose of
giving a concert. Mr.. White is first tenor
singer and leader of the Celebrated Eutcr-
plan Vocalists, extensively known and uni
versaIly admired wherever they have per-
formed. Mr.. W. is spoken ofby the east
orn papers as superior signcr, and COM
poser Of rare merit. His compositions may
be found upon the piano f,rtc of almost every
young lady.
Mrs. Gibbs, we are happy to learn. is fast
recovering, and will give another entertainment
shortly.
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BEWARE or DECEPTION

~
| has freq emily come TO the knowle lge Of the sub
scrIber, tina empty Snuff Jars with his Label on
Them, have been bought mp for the purpose of ling
IN them an inferior q nifty Snuff and nls, that his
snnfi-!abeIs have, m some instances, been counter
elted, or the general design # he same So int aed
asio easily deceive the nnwary. He deems H. there.
fore, IN duty 20 inform pur hasefs OF the manner in
winch they are often imp sed upon; and he would
hereby request them 10 tear off or deincc the l. bel :
en- the outside o the Jars, after having sposed Of the
contents, ;" as 10 prevent further us, OF the same
\ suitable rewar viii he pai for slch ey ,rnce a.
Will lead 10 the detection and conviction OF the i'm.
posters.
The 'nb'erider continues 70 Mlngf,ciurt, and Of
.Jers for sale tie foilo,rinr articles:
Fine Brown stuff.
Tentrne Msccoboy, 70 American R.ppec,
Limitation do. favored HOLLAND do
Slciy, do. Tuherosc.
Maltese, 90. G. Omer
tu'aco'' 10. Strlsburg
C)ar5eU rowa Siun.
Oemlsros Natchiocfos
| l'nre Virginia French Rnppec
bourbon: American Gentleman
~ domingo. Pure Spanish.
Yellow SriIG,
io sh Ta ana Fine 1r. . Eiof gn,d or Coarse
sweet Scented Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.
Spanish Kitefprt CANISTER Common and Stems.
WA liberal discount mace 10 Wholesale dealers
PETER LORILLARp, Jr., i2 Chatnam-St, New
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domestic Manufactures.

NAtGHN'S jet Bacl; In, for ale Nv III, a.,
...cr,ber. 1h>in't is man iacturr in hi. vilac,
by W. Vaughan and is warrane no, inferior 10 NAV.
nard II No. e. or any her INK now in u,e.
r'ea'e ear IN NINA that this ink is of domestic
Manufacture, and i wor hv Of any gentleman. at.
IGNITION and patronage, especially If he want, a rooe
ar,nl'. For'a'e al S.HUNTlNGTON'S
March %. HnniI. m l,r,.
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Sexton for the Village.

HAVING received the above ann in,mo,, tho
Public are respectfully apprzed that will nj Nil
II nes be IN readiness TO attend to the dcs Of the
Office The Old lcarse has been repaired for pres.
emf use, an there is some hope of getting new one
and all charges moderate >''
d. X. PANGBORN.
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YO VXE PLRLIC

no TIE public.
'1>iir >nl>cri' or VT I'D r. per'f,ilv inform his o.
customer AMI the pm IL generally, that he hl
reformed TO ihl> village, AMI n'cnls carrying on the
Mason '''>lhe,s A. formerly. His scrvccs in the
a owe line are &c Pc ~ offered to the n " c.-
Whi'c-wa hing, rc' and ,onc WORK, pIa ,rering an
Ceinen ing douc, n hort notice AMI on rca onai L.
term He may c found al his oh re- len in Mullen
Lane. GEO. n SPEARS
Il rlino'cn. March p, 1912. A2vt
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merchants on the most reosona lie TERMS all orders
prompt attended 10 n, his Factory Pearl Street
! Bu iIucton. Jan.Sl. 1912.
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i.lshr aiu Gus ava Cups OF Blue, Pink " bite Milan
and Eombon sprlsd ware, with Tea SITS to ma, ch
each E; n g,tat variety oi Told Sets and oil quail lie,
u! common ware usually wanted for iamlly use ali
OF winch will be sold cheap at wholesale or retail a,
t.l,m Stuie, csrner OF Church AMI College Streets
d IInglun, Jan. 81, lsi9.
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Bobby, what is steam :"
Boiling water"
That's right; compare It,"
: Positive, boil comparative, boiler
superlative burst :"
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GREAT BARGAINS

TIE entire stock Of floods heretofore owned by
] Kern & Walker is Offered n, wholesale or retail Mt
cost. II consists Of large took OF Dry Goods Dry
and Wet Groceries Crockerv rss and Hard Wae,
All wishing IL buy Goods will find 1t for their later
Est to call an exa nine the goods before buying else
where for they mus, be sold NJ some rrice H. close
HE concern. SOLOMON WALKER.
Burlington, 9Th March, 1872.
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f.. l.. FARR.AR

f.. l.. FARR.AR
gives notice that
he continues to
carry on the bus
ness rs usual 0.
manufacturing
Stone ware of a
superior quality
IN all lis varieties
and will VI all
Ilncs be n read
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LISTERS NOTICE.

LISTERS NOTICE.
TIME Listers of the Town Of ruring'on hereby
j give notice, that they hail proceed On or ,mne-
da ely afer he tirt day of April next, 10 perform
the ln., Of their Office and here' re1,cs all err
.on. IN all irwn lal lie nav take, 10 prepare
to ma e an xhi' il uf all their taxs lie estate
March 80 1872.
JOHN R.IIOl LrNDECK,
JOHN EARS 'UW. Ii ters
WlLLNS LYMAN,
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En BUSlIEL Herds Grass Seed, n ir.t tate
~ ar lclc, ju t recciv,d and for sale low by
April l. r. THOMAS.
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II this town. on SATURDAY Cd inst. ROSE Wilson
wife of John II. Wagner, prnr AGED 43 yeais She
WIS acconra ned 10 the grave by a number of res
pcotabe Canadians of the town.