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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-15

Charles Cassidy, Esq, Of Williamson
county, Tenn, formerly warm and ac-
tive supporter Of Mr.. Van Buren,, comes
out, in long letter in the Nashville Wing,
in favor of Henry Clay and National
Bank,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-15

MIR. ID. K. WHITE, respectable ar
fist OF Washington, has completed large
painting representing CAMP BALTIMORE,
as witnessed on the day when Govern
or Thomas reviewed the volunteer troops
under the command of Major General
STEUART.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-15

MAeSrrIcEscE.-The Proprietor OF
Sands Sarsaparilla," in New York, OF.
fers 10 all Editors who will give an Adj
ver,isemen,, Of nearly column IN length,
a copspicuous Insertion, sir bottles Of Sar.
sapariila, delivered in New York This
is almost as good joke as Uncle Jerrys
story, who, having carried water all day
Tor the Doctors wife, went in the evening
for his pay, and was told by his wife that
/" the Doctor rouM pull a tooth .toy sia
sometime, 10 satisfy him I"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-15
VERMONT ELECTION.

The returns Of the Election in the Green Noun
fian State, show that the Wings are wide awake.
Col. PAINE (Whig) is elected' Governor, by sun
dry thousands over 10th the Loco foco and Aboli-
ton candidates. and overwhelming majorities are
secured to the Wings in both houses of the Assem-
BY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-15

The papers brought by the last arrival
from Europe, state that the crops in Eng
land will be abundant, and the prices OIL
all kinds Of grain we're declining, sEd
would continue TO do so.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-15

The news of the passage Of the Tariff
Bill was received at Mauch Chunk (Pa,l
by the ringing of bells, firing of cannon,
and at night general illumination pf the
village.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-15

The Locofocos Of Massachusetts have
again nominated Marcus Morton as their
candidate for The ofice Of Gov. OF that
State.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-15
INTERESTING DECISION IN BANKRUPT

INTERESTING DECISION IN BANKRUPT.
cY.-ln the U. S. District Court at Bos.
ton, an interesting case Of bankruptcy
was decided. U. C. Tebbets having
been declared a bankrupt, upon his petit
lion, Messrs. Adams, Homer, and Co. of
Boston, filed objections to his final dis
charge, upon the ground that he had ac-
counted for Sl4,444, which had come in.
to his possession as administrator ofihe es-
tate Of the late Henry II. Willard. and
which he had set down in his schedule
as a sum due to the estate. Ii was fur.
Their objected, but with less force, that
Tebbets should have enumerated A. H.
shares Of the estate Of Willard, as his
(T.'s) creditors instead Of the estate.
On the questions thus raised, Judge
Story delivered very elaborate opinion
on Monday; and, mainly, first, tina, the
exstaDce Of fiduciary debts, contracted
before the passage of tho act, would no,
deprive the petitioner of the right to a dis.
charge in bankruptcy from all his other
debts. Secondly, that the claims of those
having legal demands against the admin.
lstrator would still remain good against
him, Notwithstanding his d scbarge in
bankruptcy. Thirdly, that if these cred
itors came in with the other creditors for
a share in the assets of the bankrup,s,
they would be estopped from further pro-
ceeding against him after his discharge |;
and fourthly, that fduciary debts, con.
tracted subsequently to the day of the
passage Of the bankrupt law, would en-,
urely prohibit the discharge of the bank.
rupt. Bali. Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-15

The Richmond Compiler thus refers to
the cheering effect ol the new Tariff upon
the Coal trade Of TINT region; The du-
ty per ton IS near six cents per buShel,
which was the duty under which our coal
export in 1893 reached the sum of 81 =
600, 900" Since that period the trade
had declined.
1t was no longer source OF profit,
and many culliers were induced to hold
on IN hope OF some action by the General
Government that would save their int.
rests from ultimate ruin. The change in
their prospects under this bill, comes as
welcome to them as a refreshing rain az
ter long drought and like the bless
lngs of such rain, while they gladden.
and benefit them, they are spread over
the whole community, and will lmpart a
vlvliying influence to the general trade
of the city,"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-15

10 Wssst vas rses,'y sold in Indianapolis
Indiana o. IS cents q 5ushel
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-15

STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT.--Ihe Mem
phlE luquirsr, of Tuesday, 30th ult says
The steamer Waverly, from Clncn'
natt., struck susg on Saturday evening
last az the bead Of "Psddy's Hen and
Chicken. near this GUY, ard was run u
pom bar. After throwing over par,
Of the cargo sn3 stopping the leak, she
proceeded on her royage Yesterday NOR
ning
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-15

We learn from our neighbor, the South
ern Churchman, that the Rev. DR.. johns,
Assistan, Bishop elect, of the Protes,an,
Episcopal Church OF Virginia, is TO be du-
" installed in that Office in Richmond,
on the ! 9th of next month. 1t is propos-
ed that Bishop Meade, Of the same church,
should reside at, or near Alexandra, so
as 10 be connected with the Theological
Seminary. The Rev. Mr.. L'Ppllt, Of
that Seminary, is to resign his Professor
ship, and devote himself entirely to his du'
ties as editor and publisher of the South
eru Churchman's Aler. Gas. of Saturday.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-01
T,CZ ING 50.

GOO Cases Of Cons mp'on 200 cases Cf
WV Colds aud Go igh> l. 100 "a & Of Nhoop-
Inl Co Ugh, and 300 cases If lima. have t'cn re-
ported cured by Shcrman's Cough Lozeng,r> lc,lie>
cure mnpmerahlc throughout the cornIy tha; have
moi cen reported.
Children die Of worms, and many gr,wn people
>uler FIR life with vtroI~ di>c1 arising from
Worm. The only sure aud certain remedy for all
,nl> OF Worm, l., Shrrman> Worm Lozci@e>.
The, have cured since thcir Introduction rorr than
l. 100 600 >c., and nave never cen known to fan
ia a single ms ance.
Nervous Hcalach and Palpi'ation Of the Heart
relieved in from to 10 minutes by or Of Shcr-
mans Lozcnecr>. I> really ,urpr i,r how q ick
they operate, Individuals Of The hishe re,periab-
ny can { referred 10.
Wca'; Btn,S, or pain in the ar'i, sic, lrc1.t or
Rheumatism, cured ly Shcrman'> Poor Mans Pas
ter; price only II! cents,
100000 solla year Of them, and warranted SUI
prrior to Il o,hrr plastarS, cost what thcy may
They al cure Corn-, drawing ihcn ca, y 'bc roots.
Al for Shcrmans Poor Nam Plaster, AMI zee lhaI
his signature
A. SHERMAN, VI. H., wrh d;rc'ans, j. on the
lack OF 90 h, and arpm each box Of genuine Loz-
cngcs. AvDIiali others, a. ,hry are WORTHLESS, on
cl.c injurious. DR.. sherman l. the only MeIicate,
Lozcn@cr> ManGiacur-rin Amer, ca.
Sold al Whole ale and Re at the Nar'c'y Sore
by, PhNG3OHN 4 BRiNsAAiD,
Merchants an ] pul.G,t> supplied AT the SAINT
prices AS a, the Warehouse in New lor',
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-01

NJ OoRt?S ESSENCE or LlFE-A Valuable
w Medicine, which, if rightly applied, will lie the
means of saving Thousands, from an nntimcly grave
II has been sold and used for thirty years, with great
success, and found very eiFcacou> in the following
diseases, viz. Consumption, Whoopng Coughs, com
mon Coughs, Gods, dilicnl Breathing, lnnuenza,
Clumsy, Asthma, Phthsic, Splitting Of Blood, Flatu-
lcncy lndige>tion Loo>cncss Of the Bowels Fits Of
every kind, Cramps ricketts,, Cole, Catarrh, Dy.en-
lary, Painting, llypochonrac Affections, Headaches
Sickness at Stomach, Measles, preventive Of Con-
tagion> diseases, Gou and Rheumatism.
sLjSIhe above Medicine is prepared by Henry Scy-
mour, of Hadley, Mass. from the Original Recipe, ly
the direction of said Moore, and sold by HIM and the
principal Druggists in the UntcdSiateS
Sold Wholesale and retail, hv Peck & Spear,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-01
noCT. MARsHALL's Aromatic, Carorrh and

DOCT. NARSHAI.L'S Aromatic, Calarrh and
- Headache SNUFF. This Snuli> superior to any
thing yet known, for removing that trou! c>omc dis
ca, G. the Ca,arr, and also cold in the Lead, aud the
headache. 1t opens and purge- all ob.,ruc' on>,
strengthens the glands and give healthy action the
paris affected. is perfectly tree from any thing dele
ferrous IN It's composton-ha> pleasant flavor, and
is immediate elect, after being used is abgrceaLie-
Price 81 cents per bottle.
Dorr. Mar,has Vegetable Indian Black PLASTER.
1h, Plaster is unrivacd for ciring scroillou> swell
ings, Srurvy Sores, Lame Back, and Fresh Wounds ;
painI in the side, IIp~ and Lim :, AMI seldom fail, to
give relief in local Rhc lma>m>. Ii applied to the
side, it will cure many ofthe common Liver Complaints;
and i. equal, if not superior, to any thing in use for
curn- on tn feet the virtues Of this Plaster have been
wlnc ,>ed Ly thousands Of individuals in the United
States who have ted lis efficacy. Sold lythe pro-
prletor; Cha>. Bowen, Middehury, VI, and PECK x
SPEAR, In,orngt Vt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-01

} the most popular rem'h, ever known IN America
Vegetable Pulmonary Ba'sdm is the most valuable
remedy Use tut coughs colds asthma or iihisc,
consumption whooping cough and pulmonary al clions
OF every kind It's sale is steadily increasing. aud HE
prop,,eo,s constantly .eccvins lie most favorable
account 81 is effects. The following new cer;'lic"ies
aIe o1pre. for public examination.
An lNTEREsrING CAsE.-EX racl OF letter iou
Nr T. ; Clay. Kingston, User co., n. Y. TO Tie
pruprlelors. "lunrs Of the g. inst. was dulv recd
A remarkable cure etrc ed hy The Vegetable Tut
msnaiy Bslsam IN the winicr aud stiug ri 1898. The
lerson, Mr. Mood, had been suck long time wh
the consumption. lis ply -ician- had gwen him np
lie reduced so low TO he unable 10 help hin-e
and was raising a large quantity of bipuG when he
commenced using the Bal.am, which has eGrcIed a
complete cure, aud he 10 nov ~ hale and hearty As
eve, he was Mr.. MOODY hats removed from Ibis town,
but he has rrcmsed me more detailed account OF his
case, which wiIlio'ward YOU. Z. CLAY.
| k,ngsion, n. Y. June 25. 1858.
Exrtart Of - letter f,om DR.. Jacob Myers The
Vegetable Pulmonary Bal-am ha. been sold in his
cnun, for Two years, aud the me c'"e has gained an
uncommon celebrity, for II .cacey IN one instance
| f,,led ul having the de.ued effect am hy ~ means
~ favor OF the many nO.iiu's, mnsl ui winch a'e I'M
positions upon Il credulDus public, bur thai which
know by to be elfrc'ua, cannot help bur civ" nv
ar probation thereto. counterfeit p'evaration has
been offered here by aira>ellrg Agen. OF Cumslufk
~ Y. aud there is another .rcle vended here tina, l.
strongly suspected 10 Ge-pu '"us
/ JACOB MYERS. ". d.
Miffling,on, Juniata co, Penn. MAJ 3, 1887 From
DR.. Samuel Norreli, 10 the Prop iruis ct HE Nr2r
table Puimonar, Bal-am. am satisfied Iha the We
.etable rulmona-ry B.is,m is valuable medicine
II has been used IN tins place with come'e success it
an obstinate compliant OF the mngs, attended wiih
severe cough. loss Of voice aud the raising of muci
blood, hcb had prey io,sly resisted many appruve
p,es" ip' ions After u-ins the Bal>hm onr week, h
pacnr voice urnrd and he was able 10 spe tx audi
by THIS occurred some time since, aud h
man is now engaged not only ~ arlite hu tabor ron
business. Resppciluii &c. ;. NotEEI.i.
, than Years since lIuua h
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-01
HI AID kgsFT.

CERTAIN CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE,
Y which has been used in families every member
of which has had sick headache from Infancy, as a
cons; tntional family conpaint, and has cured cec-
luay in every instance yet known, amounting TO ma
ny hundreds. Il is not unpleasant TO the taste, and
does not prevent the daily Gvcaions of one using it
it must be persevercd ill., and the is gradual but
certain and permanent. Instances are constantly
multiplying where thu distressing complaint is COM
prtcly relieved and cured, although of years tandng
by ,hc use Of Dr. Spohn's celebrated remedy. One
the nauseating effect of common drugs.
Its 50 perfectly satisfactory that the proprietor has
given directions for his agentsto refund the price to
any one who is not pleased with, and even cured by
it, He hopes also that this may secure us great ben
els to the distressed sufferers who clahonG under
Headache. T.. SPOHN, NJ. D., inventor and Pro-
protor.
| Sold by COlISTOCK d. CO, II Maiden Lane
New York PECK & Sp f. K, Wholesale
Agents, few doors east of the Post Office, Burning
TN ", n9
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-01
Books and paper.

~ GOODRICH, one door East oc Farrar & Wait,
y. Crockery Store, Up STAIRS, has very genera
collection of Books, including large stock Of School
Books and Parcr. All wishing TO purcha t will dc
wei, to cEil. Produce aud domestic manufactures {
mlec> furnishing Tor schools, shall have books ara-
uiJn>y Tor all children IN their districts who,c pa
rents are unable TO luy. Dec. Is.
rI'HE Subscril er will pay cash for few Thousanc
l pounds of good Fleece Woo. delivered al then
Store, head ofPearl ST. BRADLEY 4 HYDE
Julv 2 1871
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-01
EO.I.ETT ~ BRADLEY h;
l. 90 X III T. II E,

MIR. EDiTOR-Will You please notify this com
M munity that the subscriber has opened Stove
Store first door west of J, 4 J. H. Peck d Co. where
lie has general assortment of Cooking, Box and
parlor stoves Cadrons, aud Hollow Ware of the
superior Brandon Castings; al,o Bucks Hot Air
Cooking Stove, which he is manufacturing in his
place The construction OF this stove is such that
the first and sharpesl heat comes directly under the
boilers and then passes round spacious and equally
heated oven anls requrrs but comparatively little
fuel to put in operation and bakes equal to brick
oven. There might be a List of signatures procured
as long as the recommendation of country p. NJ,
from the highest sources III the sections where it is
IN use; but preamble about thi~ stove or the Yankee
Notion useless, and if money continues scarce yol
must use the less Of it, 50 don't do without that
account, but call and try the new Stove.
Blrm yton, Nov 49, lsil. S. w. TAYLOR
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-01
Cash PAID For WO0LlEN RAGS.

WE wish to purchase 500 tons of all Wool Rags
w such as old Bed Quilts, Coyerlels, Blankets,
Shsels, Shlr.s, Drawers stockings, &c, including
MeTlno Circassian, Plads, Bnmba2etls, aud every
kind aud color Of all Wool Goods, not iued OF feted
except carpetng, lasting and'prunela.
We VII pay four cents per pound, for clean Rag
Of the above descrptionno part cotton, linen or silk
in any quantities. delivered AT our Store, West side
of the Square, opposite the Court House, Burlington
Vermont.
For all Wool carpoung, we will paw ]: cent? per Ii.
HlCKCK & CATiIN.
arlington, Dee, 10, lsil.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-01
LIVE AND LET LIVE"

VN II T. sul,crl or wo.lj respectfully return his
The past FIVE years. aal would also inform them that
he has rcplcnl-hed his toci Of Stationery, Books,
Binding Stock, &c aud will lie happy TO wall upon
all that >ha favor him with their patronage and 10
eior on his part shall be spared 10 give satisfaction.
Our stocb cost money; therefore, we cannot give II
away, or sell it below cost, or at cost; but what We
have to sen, (t we can get an opportunity at Il
small advance from cost a. any one can do and live
~ Their hu,lne.>, individuals wishing TO purchase
common School Books, Stationery or Blank Books
can have chance 90 test the sincerity Of The suuscrl
lerwhen he avs he v II sell chaan cash ly calling
at the ign oftAe Rel Ledger, COLLEGE street.
SAMUEL III NTlNGTON.
Nov. g. 1871.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-01
NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
ILIIL.- q. o I03.l TI.D"Q
SUCCESSORS TO f. BRIGGS,)
Wh0lesaic ard Retail Contccti0Acrs,


wv GUILD respectfully inform the inhabitants Of
w Burlington and iIe surrounding country, that
they carry ON the Confectionery Business, on all lis
variou~ ranches. Determined to use the very est
materials in manu- featuring, they will al all times
furnish Merchants and others dealing in Cunlcc; on
aries wiki the Lest quality, aud on the lowest po,si-
BE terms. Shop on ChIr h Street, two doors South
Of S. f. Iluwarrs Store newly and neatly fitted up,
where we cordially invite all 10 call AMI examine or
articles, consisting Of all kinds Of SiicE CdHdy, Balls
and Ki>,e,, Hearts and Diamonds Brad,, Pepper
mint, Lemon Drops, Vanilla Cream, LuAcnac,, Sugar
Pluinb>, CarmWay>, Cumtit,, Ca>,ia BIls Rock and
Hr vn Candy :; gar Sand, Notice, and Secrets,
Sugar Apples, Potatoes, Egg, and Baskets, with
yariuu> other articles too mcrpu> TO lie mentioned.
\ general a,-urln,n' Of r,h and fancy Cakes on
hand, and a>el to order, together with Ice Creams
to furnish parilc-, &c. Ar
Also
CuvCu CANny, which recommend for Coughs,
Gods, Huar,cuc-s, a.. We do not prr,en TO say
with Mr. ]. PsaSc y son, that Candy wIll curt, all
diseases lea linz 10 Consumption, We think that Is
saying too mach.
-CLOCkS.-
We haVca good assortment Of Brass and Wooden
Clocks winch we viii eel very low fir cash or APP
proved credit. Please call aud examine before pur-
CHASING elsewhere.
N.B--Ail orders from distance post paid, will
lc promptly alten1cdto, and package, aud loxe, put
ON uarl Of STAGES boats, when required, free q
charge. lie particular aud address all orders 10 NIT
| CHELL y BARNES, ContcctioHers, there leing tw,
firm Of the same name N the village.
arlington. VI. Oct. %, 1911.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-01
PATENT FLRTFORM SCALES
hflTEn.

7NHIS ARTICLES too well known to need common
L dation-and the experience of seven years has
demonstrated to the commercial community that
for accuracy, convenience and durability, they are
unrivacd-Coal yard scales to weigh from to
tons Dormant Warehouse do TO weigh from IL To-
to 5000 lbs, Portable do. TO weigh from IL OF. TO
200 lbs. Portable Counter do-a new artcle-to weigh
from l-2 OF. to 40 lbs.
J. & J. II. PECK & Co.-Agents.
BurlinCton Anr lSil.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-01
Mnrisnn,s Hills.

MESSRS. PANGBORN d. BRINSMAID are
l'iappolnted State Agents by Mcssrs. Alexander
London; of our firm visited the college in London
and we hold our appointment now directly from head
quarters. correct picture of the College Buildings
can be seen AZ the Variety Store and IN the hands OF
our sub agents, All the packages will be signed in
writing, 'NGB0RN X BRINSMAlD,"
Dec. ! State Agents
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-01

A FEW sets Of hue, pink AMI Dove ware; also
~ GIa>, Dt>he,, Glass Lalnf-, etc. Al cost for The
purpose Of closing hat kind OF husiacs, ..
Nov, - ;. II. St'lII,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-01

SO BALES ofkeavy shoc na- Of different qualities,
COhaye us, been received aud are offered for sale
nj Manufacturers prices TO Merchants and Others
who are invited To call and examine hf stock before
purchasing elsewhere, under the peet that the exam
nation will prove advantageous g. them.
BY FOILErT y BRADLEY,
Nov 30. nj the WhaT!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-01
PECK g. SIP EAR,
LOVLY e. ,SlMOUR.

TJAYE just reed from New YORK large assert
l. l. meni OF Carpetings of every kind quality and
price.
English Drugets, a great variety Of patterns Octa-
gon and Drab Persia Floor Oil Cloth from 3-S 10
Ga wide, Rush Mating from A to GA wide Rugs
Manila and Alacant Mats, Stair Rods &c Also,
French and American Paper Hangings,a larger
assortment than ever before offered in this place
and at prices that cannot fail TO suit purchasers.
Nov. 18th Isil.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-01

III II f subscriber has lahge stock of School
l. Books and Paper. Merchants, School committees
&c. furnished on the most liberal terms. Rags and
most kinds of country produce receivedin payment.
Nov &c. C.. GOODRICH.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-01

TISllE su' 'rrIer would invite tie attention Of hi,
friend. aud tic public 10 hts new assortment OF
Books. The Ct selection ne has ever made, both u
Miscellaneous and School Books are now oierrl
cheap for cash. Nov. TO- -. \. BitAMAN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-01
German Cough Syrup {!

TGNIil S deSrrvely distinguished medicine, together
1 with TaylorS Dal.am # Lverwor Jayne
Indian Expctioran,-ily Syr1P, Down EllX.r--
Moure's E,,cnce Of Lilc-Barlhu.omcw'> Pink Ex-
pr,orant syrup, for scycra colds, coughs and com
plants lea u- to Consumption.
F"r SAFELY NovI. PECK & SPEAR.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-01

V'llE undersigned offer The cloths manufactured by
l the Burlington Mill Co." al wholosalcGt I este \
prices. The assortment comprises the varlon, co o
and quaS les, and for texture, beauty of finish and
excellence # manufacture, not surpassed by any
American or English clo,hs.
FOLLFTT &. BRADLEY,
Nov 90 Burlington Mil Co.
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FOR SALE.

,HaaR FVNHAT large and commodous two sto
- L ry Brick Dweing House 4 Lot
sss @ situated on the west side ofCollege green
G.zklks9. at the head of College street, in this vii,
age. The HOUSE is 30 by AZ, with basement story,
with Kitchen and Provision cellars, aud wing 80 by
65. t Xtending north ON College Green, with wool and
store house below, and chaml er> and >leepn"
above large and commodous Barn, carra-e house
zee mouse, and other ou-houses, and spacious yard
west OF the dwelling house, and good dral lc well
If wafer OF The best qualify ia the village, AMI brick
ci'prh' one anu quarter acres Of land, Of the first
ually large Garden and choice fruit trees west Of
the house and yard.
The Buildings are constructed in modern STYLE Of
the best materials and workmanship, were erected hv
the subscriber fer his use, and the location az.
iorls very extensive and pleasant prospect Of the
village and lake ON the West and is not surpassed by
any other IN this part ofthe country.
Also ior sae aIOt containing acre OF land direct
" opposite the above lot with small convenlen, wood
dwelling house thereon.
Purchasers invited TO call and exmne for them
selve>-'ferms made known by he ~ serb er the
premises. SAM FL REED.
Burlington Jane, l6, 1870 No
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saws.
ID OWLAND'S German Stccl saw mill saws, man
IL ulacured to order and fitted for the saving OF
hemlock, spruce pine, and every description of hard
timber; 8, GA and feet. Also
English Cast-steel cross cut saws,
Hoe q Co.'S do circular do from l6 10 %
inches, and manufactured for the trade in this vicinity
For sale al the Wharf by
Nov % FOLLETT & BRADLEY
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-01
j. TRYON,
DRAPR AND TAILOR.


w OTLD once more remind his customers that he
w continues TO carry on the above business in all
Is various branches al hi, Old Stand on 81. Paul
street, near the Episcopal Church, aud in sight Of the
Catholic Church Thankful for past lavor>, old Gus
TONERS are solicited to continue their PATRONAGE and
many new ones are much desired, The newest IA III
ions promptly received.
Cutting done on short notice cheap for cash.
have on hand some old accounts which should
Ike TO exchange for cash
Nov. II. 1911.