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In this town, on Monday last Mr.. SrsiroN Co.
VEIL aged about So years.
In this town, OH tho Goth inst, Capt GnonoE Dem.
ISo, aged 70 years.
In Hncsburgh, on the 18th inst, BArnsrEDA, wife
of Deacon joins MILES, aged 81 years.
In Willimantc, Conn, on the the 9th inst, CARo-
1tSr wife of EnESEzER BRroes formerly of this place,
aged SO years Printers in ST. Albans are requested.
In Colchester, on the 10Th inst. CHARLES EDnoyp
son of T.. r. and Dorcas Crosman, aged vars and
4 months.
'1'o sec, in ono short hour, decayed
The hope of future years.;
To feel how vain n fathers prayers,
How vain mothers tears;
To think the cold grave now must clcss
Der what was once the chief
or all the treasured joys of carth,-
This is a mothers grief.
Yet when the first wild throb is past,
OF anguish and despair,
To lit the eye OF faith 10 heaven,
Aud think "my child s thc-e;"
IHis best can dry the gushing tears,
THIS Yields the heat relief
Until the CHRISTMAS pous hope
OcTcome- a mothers grief" Com
In Milton, on the llh instant, Miss CArnARINE
JACKSON, daughter of Mr. Giles Jackson, aged nearly
% years.
Tho disease was scarlet fevcr-and so rapid and re-
sistless was it, that in four days from the attack she
was corpse. Alarge circle OF friends and relatives
mourn her premature death; but especially 10 the
parents and family this dlsucnsltiun is exceedingly
sevcro-Cleat is the loss they have sustained. To
them might the touching words of the lamen'lnr
prophet he applied " IHy 'roaHd is erect Ike tie
sla; 'rio c1n h,Gi Ncer 1t is however pcasnn, 10
know that though filled with sorrow, they confde in
him who says ilr0Uad and Ihcqi = and that there
fore they 'will kiss The rod and know 'rio hath Gp-
poiattG H."
Miss Jackson was Of the middle size and in nerson-
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Bella Chittenden's Estate.

WE the subscribers, having Teen appointed by
w the Honorable the Prol ale Cont fer the Dis
irlci of Chuen en-, commissioners TO receive, exam
me and adjust the Chains and demands OF all per
against the estate Of bella CHlITlllDiN, ate u
Shelburn, said District, deceased represented insol-
vent, aud al~o all CLAIM, aud demands exhibited IN
OF Ell thereto; and SIX months from the day Of the dalt
hereof, being allowed by laid court for that purpo'e
we do therefore hereby give nouce, that we VIII al
tend TO the business Of oar appointment Al the dwell
ing ci Cur>S Chuenden, IN Shelhnrn in sad Dis
trcl on the 2Sh day ofApril next al 10 O'clock A. NJ
Dated, this 26lh day Of O,aober, A. ID. 1912.
q. ~ NAN HALL, } Commissioners.
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picrrc SlandisII,s Estaic.

ME the subscribers, having been appointed by
" the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District OF Chtenden, commissioners TO receive, ex-
anime and adjust the claims and deman Is Of al per
sons against the estate OF PIERCE .SIANDISH
late OF II nlngon, in said District deceased represent
cd lnsolven and also aclaims and demands exhibited
IN offset hereto and six month from the day of the
date hereof being allowed by said Court for thai pur
pose we do therefore hereby give notice. that we vii
attend to the business of our appointment, at In,
dwelling Of jonathan r. Dixie in Huntington, in sale
Distliet, on the first Monday of January and Ma,
next, at 10 O'Clock, A. M on each Of said DAYS.
Dated this 7th day Of November, A. D. 1872.
EZRA b. GNEEN, Commits
70 DANIEL GORHAM.{ sionsgs.
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Flour AND GRAM nAnKaT'.

FLOUR. There is n very bis. damuni for Gene
see and Ohio, and the saos are large at li,2 i'm
p7ovemcat n prices. The market for Southern "a
quot Sales OF Geucseo embrace 500 Ibis al the
REGENTS common brands at = IT, am uprv ~ S 90
4 IS $500 u5s VIA New ONeans part Hat hoop,
81 81 4 -, all at cash. aud taipn on landing; = t.
5000 bts DO via canal 81 81 IA 20 per DBL cash
sales of 800 b5s Fredericksburg 8 81, cash loo 10
do h1wnid street prime brand 81 80, cash The mar
.,ct ell scs igm and demand active.
GRAIN. The marEe, is dan, and prices stand
nnminay the same as last week. No sales Of s;apt,.-
ern fur i G,,v day.. Rs' ~;,-'i~'. = cn1a bushels
hiahe OF So b5 cash. Sales OF Delaware Oats q u
- be per bu.
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Clarlsa Gates Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, TINE Hon. the Pro-
District Of Chrenden: TO all PERSONS concerned in
in the Province of Canada, deceased who died. pos
sessed OF estate in said district. GREETING
Whereas, CHARLES Adams, Administrator of,the
estate of said deceased proposes render account
OF his almini,t aud pre,eni his account against
said estate for examination aud allowance at a ses-
sion of the Court II Probate, TO lie holden al the
Registers office IN Burlington, in said district on the
second Wednesday Of December next. Therefore,
You are hereby notified 10 appear lelore said court
al the time and place aforesaid and shew eanse ifany
you have, why the account AFORESAID should not be
allowed.
kGiyen under my hand at Burlington, this twelfth
day Of November, A, ID. 1872.
WIN. WESTON, Rssist~.
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Celebrated Speeches.

A MEXICAN Oratory, or Select Speeches of emil
n ncnt Patrick Henry, Ames, Ran
doiph, Calhoun, Livingston, Norris Webster, Pink
ham and Hutchinson edited by Robert Walsh, ! vol,
Celebrated Speeches of Chatham Burke Frs Inc
aud Macintosh, vol Cummings Select Speeches,
with Biographical Sketch and an Appendix of Ex-
tracts from his writings, and speeches, edited by
sale hy q. GOODRICH.
Nov. IS. 25
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VTTEtLc 81 scrjI cr>, having ecL appointed ~ lie
w Ionora e the Pro ate Cont Tor the District
Of Chi;teu len, commissioner. 20 rraC vc, cXamne AM
sirc,, dccca ej, re- ch.c I'D. oycn ani also all
claims and demands exhibited IN Offset thereto an
months from The day OF The date hereof eng al
hereby give notice. that we win attend he huslue,s
oioir appointments al the dwelling Of Jah Bir-e IN
Unlerhl in ,ai District on the second Wednesday,
of Decent er aud March next al 10 o'clock, a. NJ. on
each OF sad days
Dated, this 2lday Of November A. d. 1912,
ELLIOT FRlNK Commits
26 OLIVER GOODilUE. ! soners.
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EARrHoUAKr AT MUS PoisT.-The Commercial
Herald, published at Mills Point in this state, says
ION Friday last, 1lh inst VIC experienced two hca
Wy shocks of an earthquake at this place; one at
halfpast II o clock p. NJ and the other about two
hours later The first shock, which was by far The
most powerful, was.accompanicd by a low rumbng
minute. Thc'wny our Office and everything in it
shook was curious to behold; however there was no
harm done, excepting the knock ing over of a few
stich full uftypeand fright We are told that
ancc of the earthquake, although not breath of air
was stirring a,she ,imc."- louisville Journal
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-11-25

UsuRy.--The Synod of Kentucky, at its recent
meeting, adopted the following resolution, by a vote
of6G to 81
"Rcsorcd, In thciudgemcnt Of this Synod, that the
Scriptures do not fix the rate of interest on money !;
but they clearly and distinctly condemn all oppression
and cXorlion, and that as the laws of the land have
fixed the rate Of interest at six per cent therefore, we
recommend TO all the members under care, TO alb
stain from and discountcnanco thcpraccc ofloannp
money at higher rate than that fixed by tho law Of
II, ct,fn
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Brighton Market. Monday Nov. u.

[RcplTlld flr the DAILY AdyoTlIs7 aud PlirlOI
AT market 29C00 Cattle, shout 1000 of which were
Beef and SO Stores $500 Sheep, and 1925 Swine.
PRICES. Beer CATTLr-Wo reduce uur quotations.
fs,v extra at 81 20. FIRST qnoliy, s. GO a 4 q;
second quality, So % 5 IS thirl quality 9! 50 CO.
BARRELlNG CAlTLE-Prices reduced Mess,
at 3 L! No 81 373.
SIORES-Few sales only. Two year old at 81 90
y 90; three year old, Sli a $50.
SHEEp-Dnll Lots were sold from G2c 81 IS.
Werher. from 81 5a275
SWINE-Lo;s TO pcddle, Sc for Sows, and DC for
BaIroWs. At retail ! 4 Sc.
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PETITION TO SELL LANDS.

District ofChienden, IS. "A at Burlington, with
in and for the district of Chittenden the ninth day
Of November, A. D. 1912, present the Hon. Charles
RUSSELL Judge Films Lyman, of Burlington aforesaid
having piled in said court his petition in writing, set
ting forth that he is guardian Of VIM G. Harrington
of said Burlington, and George +. Harrington now
of Boston, in the State of Massachusetts, minor
sons of George Y. Harrington, late of said Burlng
ton, deceased that said wards seized, as tenants
in common, in their own right in fee of the following
described lots of land, situated in St. Adams in the
county Of Franklin, viz lots unbered ninety nine
teeniy one one hundred serenity eight ono hundred
serenity nine, tro hundred eieht tuo hundred nine
and one hundred serenity one; that it would be CON
ducve TO the interest of said wards TO have the whole
of said lots OF land sold for the purpose Of putting
the proceeds of such sale interest," and praying sad
court TO license him. the said guardian TO sell all o.
said lots of land: THEREFORE, the court aforesaid
doth appoint the tirenty eighth day of November,
1872 for hearing and deciding on said petition the
Office of the Register OF said court in said Burlington,
and doth order that all persons interested he notified
thereof by publication of this ORDER containing the
substance Of said petition. three weeks successfully
in the i'rRLiSoroS FREE Pass a newspaper piin.
ted in said Burlington. the last of which publications.
to be previous to the day appointed aforesaid for
hearing.
Given under my hand at said Burlington this ninth
day Of November, A. - 1912
WIN WESTON, REGISTER
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1919.
BOSTON ALMANAC.

TyNIIE Boston Almanac for 1918 will be ready for
J. delivery about the second week III December
The Publisher is happy to announce 10 the Public
that this number of the Almanac will contain original
rieiss OF al The churches in LoSion. The drawings
wero made on the spot by an eminent artist of Bus-
tom (hir II. Billines) ard were Cut by some Of our
best rngravcrs. Each ono is accompanied with a
short chronological account from the formation OF the
Society to the present time. This information, ac-
colppanied bya correct view OF each house of Public
Worship in The City, will give particular interest 10
the Almanac, and especially 20, when it is consid-
cred that he iciole Of fie Churchsa in Boston are
em6Tored in The account.
The remainder of the book will be occupied with
the usual matter found in the Almanac and which
has given il so much ce!c fiy IN years past. The
covers of the Almanac viii be- decorated with highly
wrouol, specimens of Endorsing, and elaborate Fan.
cy Printing. The volume, as whole will exceed
any number that has yet been published. Is but n
limited number will be struck off, our friends from the
country requested TO send in their orders soon
ns rosshc 10 the publisher, or TO Messts. THOMAS
GHoom & Co., State Street Orders first received
will e first attended to. Nov IL.
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New YoRX, Nov. II.
At market 723 fresh Cattle, and 1900 Sheep and
Lambs.
PRICES. DEEr CArrLr-werc little quicker than
last week, but We do not perceive any advance in pr
cea, and rive SO 80 a 60 rs the range 80 left over
and GO cold ioriho Bermuda market.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-hll N Market sod at from
81 co u 81 for Lambs, aud So 50 20 for Sheep and
some extra Wethers at s. 20.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-11-25

CArTtoS TO Mlltrns.--Reccny miller near lilo.
bile, for purpose or other poured several pounds
of melted lead in the eye of the runncr-s,ono The
lead becoming loose aud working between the stones
was ground up with the corn. The meal was con.
suned on,he plantation of Mr.. James G. Lyon, and
number OF his negroes were poisoned by it, some OF
whom died while oilers were palsicd and altogether
HELPLESS. 1t IS said to ben common thing for miller;
ted ought 10 be n Efficient warning against it. a
similar accident occurred recently in Europe.
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GROCERIES,.

GROCERiES.
~ Hhds. St. Crox, Porto Rice and New Orleans
~ SUGARS,
10 Ton Lump and Double Refined Loaf Sugar,
bbIs Crushed and Powdered do do
G. hhds Porto REQ Molasses,
10 bills. New Orleans do
40 Chests Hyson, Hyson Skin, Young Hyson
and Pouohong Teas.
2 tons SalsTau.,
25 kess aud boxes Plug Cavendlsh and Sheep
Tobacco
barrel Lorillard's Maccaboy Snuff,
Is bbls Smoking aud fine cut Chewing Tobacco
so boxes Bunch Rasins,
so BAGS old Java, Gran Java, Rio, and LaguirS
Coffee,
G do Pepper and Pimento. Also, Starch, Gin
namon, Nutmegs, Cloves Pipes, Bur Lamp, Sperm
Candles Ginger, Cod Fish, Mackere Salmon, &c.
With the'sbove, and many other Goods, we wsl
to buy money and offer more for it than is usual,
ved to call. STRoNGS.
Nov. II, 1912. a
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SALE OF BANKRUPT EFFECTS,
effects of ..enry yo,tmon of .,burvh,

v
m Office L. hereby gven that ly virtue Of an or
der, 10 directed ly the Unitet STATE, Di,iric.
Court, fer The District ofVcrmont, Of The IN LAY Of
November 1912, wiil sell al PcBLlc AucrroN a
he Stune Store opposite the jHeling House OF
Nancy Adams, n 50 I'll Hero, IN the County OF
Grand Isle, on Monday The dlv # January 1913
commencing at ocIoch p. III. the fol.owing articles
Of personal properly, and rho'e. N artiun which are
vested Ia me ly The orders and drcr,e~ If said Court.
WI Table, Sand, 6 fancy cha rs. paflor stove,
and prpcs hovel and tong, said e, . oil iIr.dlic,
par hand cart wheels, 10 Boxes, rs It's IRON, 10
lbs >'eel,2 lag chains, sst of Wagon toxe>, =? ses
cast nut, Fowiins Piece, | single sleigh or Gutter,
box stove and pire., Grind Stone, cd anvil.
276 lbs scrap iron, horse shoes. rivos l6 bolts
fellows, anvil, wee, 2 dee plate, screw plate,
>lelse>, l0hamners 'ongs, . plnthe-, Is ,ap.,
l3 pairs q. dies, hant>aw, ) chissc-, | dek and
slate, ! soldering iron, shoe crease and punch, G
heading tools, 4 punching tool, sc pnnrhe. . swell
ges, follower, Bit stock AMI Bit, , drills, drill
sock, rlrmers, fire shuvel, 2 Burning iron., |
toci ben"h coal shovel, shave, tyre
wheel and Chevy, 9 wrenches, | hone, tyre stone
and hooks, spike tool and seven olher small arl-
cies belonging 10 the lacksmithng bnsiCc.s; ani
the following debts N favor Of said Henry Zouman
lciore his Bankruptcy An account against VII
lain A. Burnett Of MiItonof Sl.00 Agains, Foster
Robinson ofCnton County N. w Of 1923, Cha's
Burkey Of same place Of $3.50 Levi Samp,on OF
same place. of S09i james HodsIin>, Grand Isle,
S0.Sa. Be,>cy Wad' worth, Scr,h Hero, 81 cents.
WIN. Phelps, South Hero, Of 35rts Agains. Jc.>r
l.andon, South Hero, Of 2j cents Rnrh lsnion,
South Hero, for 81 cents. Against Seth C!art,
Sonh Hero, OF SO cts. .loserh Uolrlman, South
Hero, OF IS cs. Benjamin Boardman, souh Hero,
ofSl,00. David Cor!u, South Hero OF 8 SO. John
Bo>iwlck, Grand l,le, Sis. Lyman Marin, South
Hero, oi SIPS. Alexander Phelps, Milton, Of 81 81.
The Estate Of Eli. Ia Root, late of South Hero, OF
81 10. Peer Burkey, Of South Hero, so cts. Nathan
Adams, Grand Isle, 34cts. Timothy d. White, So nh
Hero, Of 50 ct. prcmi<ory uo,e against Milo
ADAM Sor'h Hero, Of 81. An account against
lohi T. Reelcr, Sop,h Hero, Of 50 90. An accom-,
against Lanpson and Pxey, South Hero Of $500.
Amer b. Lanton, so nh Hero, OF $3.50. Also, a
bond exeru'el 10y Dame! kcrn ofCDfia5;or. to said
Henry Io,tman IN 1899, binlng the SAID Kern ic
deed TO sad Zoitlnan, on teng pad $4,000 with
the interest, the dwelling hol,e, harm, Bac!smith'-
shop aud sbout g! acre, Of land, the same premises
occupied ly the ui Zoitman IN South Hero afores aid
GILES HARRINGTON, ASSIGNEE.
Alburgh, Nov H. 1919. 25w3
Dissolution.
TINE Copnrtnershp here ofurc existing under the
4 firm of johnson & Blake, is ihi. day dissolved
~ mutual consent nil having unsettled accounts are
requested 10 cal aud settle iuiG.c i,a'elv.
NATHAN JOHNSON,
CALEB BLAKE.
Nov. 1912. 25w3
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tINClNNATI, N0H. t..
FLOUR. The demand at the caua has been liBi-
ted, probably owing 10 the disarr.e4hle state of the
weather. III the fore par, ofthe week Flour was pur-
chased al prices ranging FROM 90 50 a257. The lat
Ter part ofthc week prices have been more firm, aad
raure from 81 &c , G. per bbl.
GRAIN. The receipts both by canal and wagon
have been light this week, owingto tie roads beng
very muddy and wet, aud dsa,roeable for the wagons
to trasel; we now quote Wheat at 45c; Corn, 20
| 10 % Rye, Sic; Barley, Is 10 BE; Oats, l5c.
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GIVES notice that he has purchased the stock of
x GOODS this late partners in the CROCKERY
business and that he Nil continue 10 pack crates of
crochery and glass ware TO order, at New York and
Boston prices Tie has his fall supply for the fall
rle and respectfully solciis merchants in this and
adjoining Counties, to examine his stock and prices
before they purchase in market
Burlington Oct TO- 1872.
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NEiV BOOKS.

NEiV BOOKS.
FHNHE HAND BOOK or FANCY NEEDLE
d WORK, by MIS- Lambert; illustrated with en-.
cravings and extra gilt binding.
barrow Gypsies Of Span,
I.iHI.ey'- Horticulture,
II story of Texas, sol! and climate,
Chap'er- on Church Yards,
Public Instruction in Prussia,
lcb'e's Organic Chemistry, applied 10 Physiology
and Palho ogy,
Trmbul's "Reminiscences OF his own tunes from,
l756 to lcil.
Civil En- Emcernr, by D. II. Mahon,
Companion 10 the Book Of Geue,is, BY Samuel II
Turcr d. ID.
Bngley'r Sorie. abo1, Instinct,
'ra.cs 81 the knr, Of England,
Naura.iS's RAM les.
Prac rll Urea sc nn the Diseases Of Children by
Jane 'owaU, D.
1reau on Shcep-with directions for their man
arenonl and treatment Of Diseases, ly Ambrose
B.a,hman.
The Pc try Yarl,-,he hest me,hoA Of sole ting
rarne, AMI breeding the varou, species Of Domcs.i,
Fowl, by p Boswell, for safely c. GOODRICH.
Nov. %. &c
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TEN1prniArE NnrIf,r

Mr.. A. HGI'E. Saratoga Springs, Washing
toninn will deliver lecture on Temperance at tho
Court House, on Tuesday enrg next al half past
six o'clock.
B.-Thc public may expect rich treat.
November 25, 1912.
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steamboat leaves New Haven for n. York daily.
TO GPEENFYELD HANOVER AND
Ia II,LpIIII.I.


Stages Will leave Springfield daily, al p NJ for
Haverhl, via Northampton, Greenfield, Bratleboro'
and Hanover
Stages also run daily from West Broolsfcld to
Ware and Enfed-from Palmer to Thee Rivers,
Belcierlown, Amherst and Monson-From Wubra-
ham to South iiadey and Northampton.
Fare to Springfield 50.
Passengers are particularly requested to procure
tickets before taking seats in the cars.
Tickets can he obtainCdin Albany at G.. r. Payne's
Office, 2! Broadway, at ticket oIce in Depot, at
GrpenbGsh.
FREIGHT DEPARTMENTAL Freight Tram
will leave Greenbush daily, Sundays sxcepted) for
Boston, at \. NJ
Charges for Flour to all stations east of Springfield,
81 cts. per barrel.
First class freight, such as imported Dry Goods,
Teas Bonnets, Boots and Shoes &c, 50 per 1000 lbs.
?l class, such as Hides, Leather Hemp, Grass seed
Fresh meat and Fish AT 30 per 1000 lbs. Sd class,
such Cotton, Dve Woods, Molasses, Sugar, SC. at
* per 2000 lbs. 4,h class, such Coal, GRAM Pig
Iron, Lumber, Wood, &c. at 81 per 2O0O lbs.
Parcels less than 1000 lbs. at first class rates.
Every information will be given al the office in the
Depot at Greenbush.
S. WITT, Freight Agent.
w. II. TOWNSEND,
Maser Transportation.
Depo, Greenln>h, Nov. s, 1912.
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Dan DAYS Estate.

- -. -. fVIII TI'y FsiUIts
STATE OF VERMONT, (I'HE Probate Courl
DiSirit of Chiiienden, -. l. far the District OF
thlitcnltn: 10 al persons concerned in the e,ta.
Of DAN DAY, ae Of Burlington in said district,
decea ell.
Whereas, Heman Allen, Of said Burlington, adj
minlsrator of the estate OF the said ecea, ell, ha
debt # the sad dccea,c1, Twelve months from the
24h day Of January A. D. 1913; Therefore, the courI
alore AID doh appoint the second Wednesday OF
January 1872, tor hearing and deciding upon sal
application at the Registers office in said Burlington
aud doth order that the creditors, and all other per.
sons interested lie notified thereof by Publication o.
this order three weeas successfully in the BIhng-
ton Free Press, newspaper printed IN said BurIng-
ton, the last Of which publications to he previuu, tt
the time appointed as aforesaid Tor hearing,
Givea under my hand at said Burlington this fitl
day OF November A. d. 1912, 25w3
VIM WESTON, Register.
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New TonK, Nov Il.
FLOUR. Flour is steady all ", s.rn is hold at
81 81, and good brands are held at 81 80.
GRAIN. Wheat is held at G0c and SIS is hid. Sew
ersl lots are the market. No sales .. Pye Corn
that we hear of to-day. Cats, rs 23c, for Canal.
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Labor Saved

IN Cleaning and Scrubbing by using some scrub
i blng Brushes which we shall be happy 10 furnish
those who wish; the price saved in hard work by on'
days use PASssoRS q BsISsAAID.
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mi a II II 1 @ al .

In Colchester, on the Is inst, by the Rev. Mr..
Stafford Ir. CAssus Buck, OF Fairfax, TO Miss LAURA
S. MURRAY, Of Orwell.
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TO MONEY.
Ar EnrIu Orr far ErcLance.

FENHE Goods a ready in aud eng received at the
l. snug Winter Quarter in the Cheap Ca>h Sorr,
now make an o.er, toprevcnt any JEALOUSY Of par
roci.y during the sunny pcl,out or m woy cod
weather Of he >eason, with any Cab or Money that
rnavw retreat AMI quiet re! from the = pinch NJ
NAV be made 10 the Peoples Agent IN a"cHdance al
Nov. lSh. 1912. llOWARlfS.
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LOOK HERE.

FARMERS. who wish to purchase Stoves, for
! wood. or produce of almost any description, will
please cali nj The Stove Store" second door west Of
]. 6; J. II. Peck, d. Co.
S. W. TAYLOR.
Burlington, Nov. q, 1912. =, 25-tf