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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08
NEW sERTEs.-voL. II. NO. 81.

laid on the table.
Mr.. Tailor, from the committee on The
Currency, reported a bill, to amend an
act, TO provide for the levyinq a tax on
the cspitai Of Exchange brokers and
stock jObbeTs, passed March 81, 1910
which was read the first time.
Mr.. Walten, from the Judiciary com.
'mittee, reported back the bill furthen to
amend the act entitled an act, regulating
judgements and executions, with sundry
amendments, which being agreed 10, the
question turned on sgreeinR 10 the en-
grOssments Of the bill, the same was lost,
yeas Is, nays is.
Mr.. Nash, from the committee on that
subject, reported the following resolution
which was agreed to:
"ResOlUed, by the General Assembly Of
the State of Ohio, That the board OF Pub.
lie Works are hereby instructed and d.
rected so TO modify their rates of tolls for
the transportation Of salt not the msufac.
ture of Ohio, as TO require the tolls on
the same TO be paid at no less than the
present rates of nine and six mills per
mile fer the entire distance the same
may be transported upon any Of the pub
lie works Of this State, and that no draw.
back should, in any case, be allowed, and
that the higest rate of tolls shall not be
charged upon any artical except upon the
first fifty miles the same may be transport
ted upon any of the public works. not
wiibstanding the same may have been
shipped from point not on the Ohio ca
nal, to some point on the same, and the
reverse; and Notwithstanding also, a new
clearance may be required at the Office
at the junction Of the Chio canal and
such other public work connected there.
TO-"
The Speaker then laid before the Sem
ale communication from the Governor,
notifying the General Assembly of the
resignation of JOHN Tompson, as MAJOR
General of the 9Th division Of Ohio militia
and of Charles Campbsll as Associate
Judge for the county Of Perry. The COM
was then laid on the table.
Mr.. Tailor, from the currency commit
lee, reported bill supplementary TO the
let entitled an act, further TO amend an
let providing for the reappointment Of
Board of Bank Commissioners, and for she
egulation Of Banks within the Stale Of
Ohio, and TO enforce the resumption and
of specie payments by the
Banks within the State of Ohio, passed
February, 1912; which was read the FIRST
ime.
The resolution Of the Senate for an
of the Legislature on the
'th of March, to meet again on the 30th
# May, together with the House amend
nent thereto, was then taken up,and the
senate agreed to the amendment of the
Iouse, which inserted the 25th day of
'uly, as the day on which the General
Assembly should again meet.
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helegislature Of Michigan, which
has Just adjourned, has repealed the char.
ters ofsoms so Of 90 banks.
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HOUSE. OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Thursday, Feb. "a, 1912.
BILLS READ THIRD TINE AND PASSED.
A bill, for the relief OF susannah Me,
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NOTICE.-i-1"Nellc is Rest known by TIL

NJ OIIC Es- IL = Neltlnc j. rest known ny lnc
L cures 1t perlornS.ct1l |. Ncwlon'> Panacea
or Purifier OF the Blood. The unparalleled aud s'll.
incrcaS ing reputation which this medicine has acqar-
ed ihrorghol the New England States, and the many
cures it has performed, and the great demand made
for it by ,ae advice ofphy>icans well arqnanot with
its preparation, has ind iccl the proprietor to extern
its circulation 10 almost every town IN the eastern
S'ale> and the principal towns IN the United States.
This PanaceiS warranted purely vegca lc, and Is not
>urpa SEED " any other medicine ever offered TO the
afflicted lis extensive sale and great popnlari
plainly prove. has within the last eighteen months
cured lis thou >and~ oithe most obstuae diseases
can lie proved hv certificates ana Is pronounced Ivy
eminent aud re>pe allie physicians the test medicine
in use U.ef information may lie found in ciril.ar
containing certificates Of cures and directions for Ia
king the medicine The following appointed agent :.
Burlington, p + C K and S p + r, X. Moody
St Allans. Curtis and Ru>sei--Mon, G. Drake
NJ Ion Fall, Barnet and Sawyer-Waerviee, f'>h
and Brown,--il nesburrh, Hull and Cooh-fariax
Parker and acknowledgements, Adams and Murray
Cambridge NJ. Wre.-l1nderhill, NJ. {. Barney
North Ferrlsburgh, II. G. Wcker-Gcorgia, A.. Bis
Willi>ton, n. ChnenAeu.-R Richmond, Green & Rhode
johnson, G.. l.. Warner and C0-Monkton, I,har
Sntih-BakersGcld,A Arlington and Woodwar Fair
field, Burnett aud Farnsworth. e.o.p1y.tl9
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DISEASES OF THE LUNG>...p-cdedl,

NISEASES OF THE LUNGS...)ecded,
l. the most popular remedy ever kno"nm Ame''c.
Vegetable Pulmonary BGisam is the most valuable
'em~h, muse f' corsl., colds, asthma OF hhr'c
consumption. whoop'"s cough and rnmona', an c'on'
pl ever, kmd. It's save Is sleal, lnc,-as,ng aud the
p,om,eors AYE ami, .ec-,vng he l,>o, abb
account oi lis effects. Tue following certificates
,'e offered for public examination.
An ISTKREsTIno CASE -Ex rac' of 'euer from
|lr & ) Clay. kmg.ron, User co., N. Y. TO the
pr .pr.,o,s. 'lnnrs Of he Oh ,ns,. dat, ,rc'd
remarkable cure riirc ed b, The Vegetable Nui
monar, H,-am IN the inner and spring OF 1875. The
lerson, Mr. Mood,, had been suck a long time with
he consumption. Ills physicians had gwen him up
tie reduced 40 low he unable I" help himself
and was raI,ing a large unantiN OF b""G when he
commenced u,ng the B'san, which has etirc'ed i
complete cure, and he - nov A. hale and hearty a.
1ver he MAS. Mr. Mood, has removed f,om this ,
hut he has prcm.ed i. Diet a,ed Of his
case, winch wiil,'w.rd YOU. &. ) CLAY.
| Kngs,on, n. Y June 25 1898,
ExtrAcI of . le'e, fom Dr. Jacoh Mlers The
Vegetable Pumona,, B.l-am has hesn sold in rh,.
count, Tor ,eare, aud the me ,cin- has gained
| uncommon celebrity, 70, II -rucelS IN one instance
| tujed ui having the desired efec, an, b, me.ns
~ favor II hr many n">t,ums. most OF winch ave I'm
positions upon r,edulous ruhI'r, hn' rhat which
know by I" he eitrc ual.- cannot help hut CIV"
tipob zion ihereo rouhte'l"it preparation Ia,
been offered here b, a,,a>eng Agent, Of Comsrock
y. V and there ~ ano her article Iended hee tina l.
trongl, suspected 10 Le spurious
JACOB NyrRs. ". n.
Dr. Samuel Nouell, to the rropi ieors Of the Nrge
| t.hle Pulmonary H,-am. | am SATISFIED that The We
| cradle Pulnons.r, B.'sam ~ valuable mrirciue
has been used ~ this place with complete success II
Al obstinate compliant OF the lungs, amended wi'h
cough, loss of yoIre, aud The raising Of mnci
blood hI6h had p,e> rn.l> 'rs'-lcd man, apmn,e'
y, rtp,ons. After usrug The Bas"m one week. TN
palirn fetufncd and he able speak audi
lhy. Ihis occurred Time since, aud h,
man engaged not only in active has laho' lou
business. Respectfully. &c. ). NonRFLL.
L. Is now more lhau six wears since Was mough
very low h> affection Of the lungs -nd complain
was decla,ei be nru able b, council Of ,hree phi,
-icans. was lhen re,Ioi I'd 10 goo health a. hat
en- for many ,ears, b, using the Vegetable Put
nunsrv Balsam. Since nv recover, have recon
mendel the Btsam great many cases al I'M!
complains, and Ear "a l-ain. its use has IN
variant, been frllnv I'd b, much benefit, and m man,
,nst .uc,su has effected cures WHICH vho
pec,ed SAMUEL EVERETT.
| Bos on, March 2, 1897
For sale, wholesale aud retail by PECK &
SPEAR Burlington, VI.
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NUOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE MEDCINES-
llA Ihn.. n1.linns lnlnlinl FIR i,r.r IN.


NOrfAlS Euhi Np'ri ,ir r. MfiiIlNES-
I'VE these medicines are l"oc''eu 'Cr 'hcir name !"
ihclr hanleS ana ScncIac auu I j.. PURIFYING me
'prh9s anu chahne'S "a NV, "uu ch'ui'g lnch WIN
renewed '0he ana VIII. In ''anf n!iuen cerIIheI
cases whcn nave ocen i,aIo p.,l', ahu IN al'ho>'
every sPec,es Oh uSea w. ..' ne ",an frame Is
i,aple, Tue Happy ects VI 4'Of Al LifE Ills AND
fIiENiX bifTERS nave leu s'tu,is,y anu Phhhcly
ac'hoWeu9eu ny uIe P.,hn ,te.i,.n.,c', anu VINO
were previously VIII n ,,e ed'ul"iy pm
'osophca' prihcpe e. upon are co"po'iu-
eo, ana nntI1 i, Wm I,rI I re- ''.i! oI''
Inc iir II vi e. III
diseases Vi every 'oi''' am' neI' III -
operation Is TO oosen =, ,I
'n' H." W ~. ,'l ,h.., ,rl ,a.,,,n'r,,,i ~,
;iah'iY se''lhs arolp .e Hno 'ie mr.
c''e 'dVcS Wu.e'' p,i w. ic
>ii'a'eo' lu''H'''9, I'm. ii,NI on'! Pu'u'.lH
rean>e 'eNf' au 'e'Ne ,,,,. nd, niI e','nu
a. 10 produce IA ,u"' Wv ,ii 80 a N .'aI VI
~ ~ c ~ ';'''." i I,' -, ali rnaa ,o' 81
ms iacl Is wen known 10 a teasr ana,9ins's'
WhoeNallhe NE ''i.dl' ia, al anu nelce
ne ,no1G Me'. 'ar,d @ ~
I. Tho ',i 49, ~
.iie ,.'' ~ y - =, '1 ,h ;l, i ~,
W. W.. we " M - :" H., I; oi G In IT,, i
' i"' -! ". ~ W III. .,.,'',,I @ - > !"'
hcai III " iI'i Vi "'.'.' ! " I,Y Pi' III. T.
sHa'I.y y, 'nI u,.l H.. 80, - b '" az. =,
reaGo.o' n"', Wv, n,, u ,k '''u Nv
m ,e1,. II hnj J, foJ comm, rr, ,L.
"e'i,' "" nr no f.e, ;brn,,yh the, vnin rens,
of,Ln and ,rmmnban,Iv NOM,
G h n OF Of I hc,b IN The hoomng cbeek
Mo!ai's yeee-al e Life Medicines have lecn thor
orahlv le>,el and pronoHncela sovereign remedy 70
Dv,ncp. in Fainlenrv Polarization If The Heart Los
Of Anoe,,,e Heart burn and Hea he Rese she IS
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II ATURE's GRAND RESTORATIVE. TIL

~ ATCRE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE. TIN,
" vaiualle Nege'al lie Medicine stands unrivaed
for the following complains, viz Dyspepsia, or lnd
Gc~on, d,ca. Ell Liver, billion, d>or er>, nrop>y, A>h-
ma, Costivcnc.> Worms and loss OF Appetite. and fy
cleansing the stomach aud hov"'s, cures pains IN III"
side. stomach lr"n-t, colds ana coughs OF long
standing, Ioarscnrss, >hur'ness of breath, Nervous
complaints, etc., which are frequently the Get OF d
ease. For Fever and AgHt II l. a most va'ual,- pre-
tentative "A well a. a sovereign remedy. Its virtue,
srlrpaSs thing heretofore known in removing ST
Nnus' Eance,-twu bottles have cen known 10 crre
thi> affecting disease, al er having filed every cxcr.
non iortuur years. 1t ha> most powerful influence
in removing nervous complaints II Is pleasant TO tak.
and 20 easy in it, operation, hat it may administered
to the infant with ae,y. The above Medicine is very
hiahiy recommended iy many scientific gentlemen
and "A large nrml er Of alie>, who have proved The
virtue, OF the Medicine ypcr>unal and that ofrhe
lamItts l OF reriica'e> accumpar les each bottle
with directions. II may e had Wholesale or retail O
;. Brian, Barre and j. &. Fanam, East Williams
own, VI. sole proPreior>. Prepared from The origin
al recipe; for sale iy l.. ii. Prrn,>, Mun'prer, am
PECK d.SrTAR,
Burlington, and in the principal towns IN the ,ta, ;a
directions ignel in the hand writing ollhe proprietor
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NJ CORES ESSENCE OF LlFE.-A Vail a.

NJ CORES ESSENCE OF LlFE.-A Valual le
.'A Medicine, which, if rightly applied, will lie the
means OF saving thousands from untiiDcly grave.
1t has been sold and used for thirty years, with great
success, and found very elicarou> in the following
disease, wig. Consumption, Whooping Coughs, COM
mon Coughs, Cod, dihcnt Breathing, Influenza,
QIin>y, Asthma, Phihi>ic, Splitting Of Blood, Fatu-
lcncy Indigestion, Loo>cness Of the Bowel, Fits Of
every kind, Cramps, Ricketts, Colo, Catarrh, Dy.en-
tary, Painting, ypochondrac .eciions, Headaches,
iagior> diseases, Goul and Rheumatism.
IL The a love Ne licne is prepared lv Henry Sey-
monr, OF Hadley Mas. from the Original Recipe, Iy
the direction Of aid Moore, and sold Iy HIM and the
principal Druggists in the UnitedSlaies.
Sold whole ale and retail Lv Peck g. Spear.
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BEWARE or DECEPTION.

r. has freq entity come to the lnowle 'ae of the sub
L scrber, thai empty Snuff Jars, with his Lahe on
them have been bought up for the purpose OF selling
in them an inferior q atty Stuff; and also, that his
Snuff labels have. in some instances, been counter
lcted, the general design CT The same so imlated
AS to easily deceive the unwary. He deems II, there
fore, hi duty TO inform pur haseIs of the manner in
which they often impo sed upon; and he would
hereby request them 10 tear off or deiace the Lrbes
on the outside of the Jars, after having disposed Of The
/ contents, as to prevent further of the same.
A suitable rewar will he paid for such evidence as
will lead TO the detection and conviction of the I'M
posters.
The subscriber continues to MANUFACTURE, aud o.
fers for sale the Elioleing articles:
Fine Brown snuff.
Genuine Maccoboy, roe American Rappee,
limitation do. favored, Holland do.
| Sicily, do Tuberoso,
Maltese, do. St Omer
| Curacoa do. StrasburG.
Coarseu rown Snuff.
| Demgros. Natchoches.
Pure Virginia. French Rappee.
| Bourbon. American Gentleman
, ST. Domingo. Pure Spanish.
Copenhagen, superior favor. l.. Mixture.
| Yellow Snuff,
| Scotch and C,o Irish Blac guard or o.o,,so
sweet scented Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.
Spanish, KtefOrt, CANISTER. Common and Stems
FRA liberal discount made to wholesale dealers.
PETER LORILLARD, Jr,, az Chatnam-S'., New
York.
sheetiDgs.
m BALES A Brown Shcenzs.
| V3 Gases Blcachcd do.
| For sale y
Nov, 20, l54l, Villas, LOOMS & co.
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NEW BOOKS.

HAS received The pre- ent week. the followin
/ lworls, in addition TO Ms extensive assornen
VIII h he Overs for sale very low ceath.
Rohnson'> Palestine, Yrs. Adams Lei,ers,
Ronade, Jacqre"e, Whelnlty', COMPS
Life of Richard Cnur Re Lion,
LonG'tIlow' BllllAs, BaraaNy r tSe
Ben John on London ei. Caiin's Indians,
P1nchard'S View cf Congregations ism,
Llel ig'> Agricultural Chem',iry
Mrs.. Smith, Memolrs, Pre- len's' Messages,
Fl erle', Pracce, Coleridge's Works,
Charles OMaey, Trumh, lis Reminis ence-,
Phiarch'~ Lives, Baird, Travel.,
Rural Life OF England, Life Of Willertorce,
Cas- France, CampE eIl's Posncal Works.
Bryants Poems, Hichcocks Geology,
Lite Of Newton, Life OF Bishop Chgse,
Sou,hsys Poelical Works,
Locshsrts Spanish Ralsis
Aprll
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
CHARLOTTE 5. PLATT"S ESTATE.

CHARLOTTE 5. PLATT'S ESTATE.
5 ATE OF VERMONT, Toal persons interested
District of thttenien S. IN The estate of harlote
s Piatt, late of VI j, n, IN sad District, deceased,
tcslate, greeting. Lemuel +. Pll't, and George X.
Pau Xecutos Of The last W III and Testament OF the
s7ld Charlotte $. Z att de eastd, having fled in said
Cont their petition IN wiring, setting forth that the
laid Charlotte :. died seized OF fifty acres of land
situate IN sad Milton being part of the Hull farm,
SO called, and be NC the same land set out 10 the said
Chariot :. by committee appointed by said Pro-
bate Court 10 make partition of the estate OF Lt1nuel
y. Plat lae Of said Milton, deceased, among the
hes of the said Lemue g., de eased, as the said
CharIotes porte Of the real estate of the said
Lemue B. deceased; that the debts allowed ly the
Commissioners upon the estate of he said Charlotte
s. AGAINST her estate are s2SS So that the amount
Of the personal estate is sl0i o. appears by the
inventory thereof, filed IN SAID Probate Court that
The said Charlotte S did in and BY her la VIII and
Testament give and hequealh to certain legatees in
sad will mentioned, fashionable an expensive mourn
ng rings, and, TO certain other leoaees, keepsakes
10 be procured BY her sand Executors; that it l.
cessary 10 sell mart of the sand fifty of land
for the purpose Of pavng thedebts against said estate
the expenses of administration, and for the procuring
otthe snechc leglcles aforesaid that the land aore
said Is situated, and in such FORM that part of
It cannot he old without injury to those Interested in
the reminder and that sae Of the whole fifty acres
would be beneficial 10 all persons interested m said
land and in the estate Of the sad Charlotte s de-
cessed, and PRAYING SAID Court to license the said
Executors to sell al Of SAID fifty acres Of land agree.
ably to the statute in such case ma e and provided
WhrreuNon, the ourt ao,e-e.d doth appoint the
23rd lav of NAV, 1872 for hearuq md deciding on
said clifton, nj the Office Of the Register OF said
Court IN Burllncton in sad District, aud doth order
that all persons lntert sted notiei hercofhy pub
hcnton Of this order containing he substance of snd
neton, three weeks successfully in the b rlington
Free Press newspaper printed j Burlington, in the
20 ny Chttenden, the last of which bicaons to
be previous to said 25ld day of Nav, 1912.
Given under nv hand at said Burlington, this
WILLIAM IVES TON, Register.
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~ BRADLEY have ,


I kVFN2s NfNIt'FIal.E'hI = NTV'TTTV NdTHTTT H7I'
} Iiea lache SNUFF. Thi, Suuii> superior to any
thing vel known, for removing that trouble ,ume dis
Gaze the Ca'arrh and also cold IN the cad AMI the
headache. Il opens and purge, ont all obstruction,
>'reng hens the Glands and give healthy action to h,
paris cecil II l. pc rle't.y tree from any thing dele
eruus IN it, cunposiiion-ha> icasaHt favor am
rs nmeliaIce ec, after eng used is abgreca fc.-
Price - cents per bottle.
Poet. Mar. rs Vere'at'e Indian Black PLASTER
I hi. Plaster is mrivaicd for curing >crof lou> swell
linrs, s urvv Sores, Lame Back, and Ere h Wound,
pain> IN he ,ic>, Hips AMI Linn :; and eiom fall t,
give relief in local Rhe maii,n-. Il applied to lh'
i e,it will clrc many oilhe c"mHon Liver Complain,
and i equal If not superior, 10 any thing in use TO
rorn~ the fee, the virtues of hi Pa have hcci
wine ,>ed " tho r>and, Of individual, the Uni'e
SAFES, who have lie tel ii- eica'y. Sold ythe pro
prleor; Cha>. Bowen, Midl.ebury, Vt and PECK .
SPEAR, B n,prIingt Vt.
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TO YOUNG HOUSE-KEEPERS
FARRAR, WAIT i. ROOT,

KEEP constantly on hand a full assortment, of
N elegant Tea Sets Of
Gold land China Gold band Tea Plates,
Gold sprigd do. Gold edge and line do
Extra wide gold band do. Gold edeelne& sprig'd do
Gold edge and line do. Gold band Preserve and
White and sprigd do. Cup plates.
White China Breakfast and Tea Plates Pitchers,
Bowls Butter Stands and Nrrse Lamps, with small
Tea Pors attached, China lnksands a very pretty
article for presents-ior sale cheap NJ the Crockery
Store, corner of Church and College streets
Burlington, Jan. 81, lo42
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CONWAY MEDICIN ES.


TIME Subscriber w. L. KlDDER, gives notice
J. that he has succeed the late r. Kdier in tho
preparation Of the well known CONWAY MEDICINES,
and will hereafter give particular attention to the
preparation OF the following articles the long es-
ahllshe1 celeb ity of which, precudes the necessity
Of a republication q the numerous certificates in
the bands OF the proprietor
Doct. Jcbb's Rheumatic Liniment.
For Rheumatism, Bruises, SprafnS, Numbnesg
Chilllain,, Shines in the joints, &C., will afford
the most unexpected and immediate reetin the most
obstinate case, Of Rhe mafi>m, in few hours this
article is openly recommended ly Physicians The
Lniment is done up in enlarged bottles. Price 37t
cents.
Dumfries' Itch Ointment.
The extensive sale and established reputation OF
huMFRIE} lTcu OINTMENT, encourages the pro-
prieor TO recommend II to The pu lie with renewed
confidence, as the most innocent aud pc werfd REM
edv for this annoying di>ea.e; it contains no ner-
curry, or any Other dangerous ingredient, and can
, e applied at all times with perfect safety Prics
25 cents Box
Remedy for the Piles.
! The concnrrlng testimony Of relieved patients,
from all garter, estlyng to the cures e ected ty
the me tclne after oil others had ia He'd, together with
the increas sing demand for the article from all paris OF
the country, prove It 10 { one Of he most valuable
specifics known for thu trout Iesone CON idaiht,
s--j7A Clergyman write.
Boston, February l3, bal.
have made trial Of Dumirle>' Pile tleruary and
found it produced ,au,ary influence almos, imrne-
da,cv aud confidently q eve It an ectual remedy
for that mcomfurIal e and lelilitang complaint.
Humanity has ndIcei me 70 recommend II TO per -ons
ihls afflicted, and shall continue 10 DO
Yours re pecttuy }. 5.
: The remedy consists of an Ointment and Eec,uary.
Price for o'h IS cents or 37i ceuts when but one is
wanted, accompanied with pam and ample dree-
ions with dc crlpiion Of he complaint
Dumfrics' Eye Water.
For sore or iHtamed eyes, nothing known give.
such immedi0te and comfortable relief, and in ,ot
exceedingly bad The most unexpected and de-
Ira lie re et ha> been 70 md in the ne OF this Eye
water, after other remedies had failed. Persons who
u have ed II, pronounce it without hesitation the es
preparation for sore, 1reak or infamed eyes, theJ
t have ever met Wih. Price % cents a bottle.
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FOR SALE.
HAT i1r.e and commoiIous two ste
re- Brick Dweing House s. Lot

"a HAT i1r.e and commodious two ste,
800 ry Brick Dweing House s. Lot
80 - situated on the west side of College green
-s--a.l- al the head Of COllege-street in this VII
age The HOUSE is 81 by IS, with basement story,
with Ki chen AM Provision cellars aud wing 80 by
G5. xteniing month on College Green, with wood and
store ho1>e below, aud chant crs and leepino rooms
a. Owe large AMI culnm1dio1> Barn, carriage house
zee house, and Other ou-hou>c,, and spacious yard
west Of the dwelling horse and rood dura lie well
of wa er Of the lest quality IN the village, AMI brick
ci,iern. One and quarter acres OF land, ofthe first
IA III, ar-e garden and choice fruit tree, YVES, OF
the huue add yard.
I he Il iIIin-> constructed in modern style, OF
The e,t maerals and workmanship, We're erected ~
The >Il>rrl cr for his own use, and the location az.
lords very extensive and pleasant prospect Of the
village an la on the West and j. not surpassed by
ANY Other in th> part If he country.
% for sale lot containing acre ofland direct
" opposite The above lot with small wood
dwelling house thereon.
P r,ha invited 10 call and cxnine for HEM
Seve Terms made known by the su' sri the
prrni e.. SAMUEL REED.
BrIinG'on J ne &C. S40. NJ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-20

TNIlE undersigned offer he cloths manufactured by
l. the burlington Mill Co." at wholesal, "a. ,s,ca
prices, The assortment comprises the varIou coors
and qualities and for texture beauty of finish and
excellence Of manufacture are not surpassed by any
American or English co,hs.
FOLLETT &, BRADLEY,
Nov. 29 Burlington Mill Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-20
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS.
7 hat buy CrOckery ~ Glass Ware.
TARstA,k WAIT Il EOuv olive nn,,

l. merchants in the adjoining Counties that they
have their spring stock Of Crockery IN store and
now ready 10 supply their orders for assorted Crate
10 any amount packed IN he most worAman Ike man
ner at New Yor, and Boston prices which vii le
maniiesily great saving 10 all that buy OF Vs. All or
ders promptly executed nj their store, Corner Church
and College streets, Burlington.