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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-10

DISTRICT Court OF THE
UNITED STATES, Nor No. $40
THERN DISTRICT OF Mis- In bank
SIssIPPI. ruptcy.
NOTICE is hereby given to all
IN persons interested, that COLBY
MCDANIEL of Winston county, has
this day filed his petition for the bene-
fit of the Bankrupt Law, and that the
4th Monday of September, lS42, has
been appointed by the Court for the
hearing of the same, at the Court
room in the Town of Aberdeen, Mi
Test: G.. M. RAGSDALE. elk.
July &c, 1912. 7 4w
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-10
TAX COLLECTORS SALE,
Ia Choctaw County Mississippi.

/ will offer for sale TO the highest bidder for
cash at the court house door of Choctaw county
Mi. at Greensborough, on Monday the 9Th day
of November next (l842) within the hours pre-
scribed by law, the following property viz. The
south east of sec no % in township no 20 north
OF range east, containing 100 32-lO0 acres,
assessed as being granted TO aud as the property
OFF Hopes aud J II Moore, and will be sold
or so much thereof as will satisfy the state and
county taxes due for 1871, and all legal cost.
Amount of taxes due for l84l. 81 cents I
n. BUCK, TA&c nj.
August s, 1912. tbs prs fee II dos,
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-10
RANGERS NOTICE.

RANGERS NOTICE.
Taken up by Thomas D. Council
on the 10th day of June, 1912,
A DARK BROWN HORSE
Poney, about seven years old, had on
when taken up, a small bell--no
brands or marks perceivable, apprais-
ed bv William A. Lewis and James
McClanahan to Twenty Dollars.
VAN S. BELL,
Ranger ". c
August 6. 1912. 7 II.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-10

To Whom Granted
James Barnes lame
Francis Bukin Fran,
Shadrack Jonese Shad
Same
Same
William r. Barnes will
James Barnes Jane
John Doole John
BeDamn Parker Jt Bena
John Dooe John
Francis Mckinney Fran,
Same
Shadrack Jones Shad
James Barnes lame
Francis Furguson Far
Same
Lewis Furguson Elijah Lewis L. f
Francis Fergeson Fran,
Thatcher w. Winter That
William NJ. Lewis WIN
Madison wal,baII M.ai
same
William M Lewis Win
Lewis FurgusOn & Elijah Lewis 1.F
Same
Lewis Furguson Levi
Lewis Furguson e. Elijah Lewis rnro
Tsppan Sam'I Hubbard & r. G.. Lewis Tam
same:
George w. Sanders GeorO
William Sanders wll;
Lewis ). markham Lewis
lsham Sanders Isbam
Milton Powel Milton
Sylvester Pearl Svye
Lewis Markham lewis
George w. Sanders James Sanders G. W
g
George w. Sanders CIV;
Riley Gibbs Rilev
Hardin, L: J. FOnvlle l. w. Piper HarSi
John D. Bib Milton Sayra Bibb
:
James Barnes sam. Jane:
James L. Smith J,mss
James Barnes 800
Sylvester Pearl N,I.o.
same q
John B. Masshaw & VIM. II. Townsend MASH
a
Elijah H. Lewis elijah
.,
.,
:,
1rvnson Mallory I;,sr
Robert E Harris D.,
L. Nash
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-10

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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08
NEW GOODS.
LOVELY q SEYMOUR

A x T. now opening heavy stock of seasonal lc
"A Goods recently purchased IN New York which
10 ensure Their sale. Among thcmare
Black, Blue Black, Blue, Invisible Green and
steel mixed Broad Cloths, a very superior quality of
Ca>smere>, SILK Velvet, Nestings, Linen Drilling>
Ganhrouu-, and variety Of Goods for summer wear
AT low prices Bombaqlnes, good assortment of
silks fer dresses aud bonnet, sam, Challys, Black
and colored Muslin de LANES, a large lot Of Meriuo
Shawls aud Hd>. dress lidkf> and scaris, silk and
linen canllrc Hdkis. great variety OF Gloves and
Hose; a large assortment of English, French, and
American calicoes, and morning calicoes at nnprc'
cedenedIy low prices Leghoin, straw aud Palm Leaf
bonnets Il great variety OF Ribbons, Laces umhIe-
la Parasols sun shades, Musins, CambrIcs, hlcachen
and unbleachel Cotlons 5000 rolls paper hangneSi
bordering, looking glasses, rugs, mats, carpelin g.
all (which are for sale low,
limo |. 1872
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YSTERiOUS!--A gentleman belonging TO
WI of the most ancient and wealthy families of
this ity,who must be well known to numerous friends
having since the year 1915 up to recently, been bent
nearly double, and for several years confined TO his
bed, has been restored to good heathhas regaincd
his natural erect position-and has quilted his
rage and now walks with ease !! We believe this is
the renilcman'S own description near as possible
and there Is cXaggcraton IN 1t. We will give inqu
rcrs his address, and doubt not humane feelings will
no appear in print Among other instances, Mr.. Jas
G. Reynolds, IA Christie street has been restored,
and will give personal assurances Of the facts of his
| case. Both were rheumatism, and contracted cords
| and einews. How has this cen donel
AnSwcr Byihe hulian Vegetable Elirer in
'ermaliy and lle'ces' Nerre and Bone Imminent
IeriernaHy. Jan. %, 1Sil.
Sold only by COllSTOCK d. CO., II Midcn
Lare, .Neio YORK. no
PECK ~ SPEAR, Wholesale Agents, a few
doors east Of the Post Office, Burlington, VT.
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NJ ATuRE.s GRAND RESTORATIVE. TIN.


" valuable Vegetable Medicine stands unrivaed
for the ollowina complaints, viz: Dyspepsia, or ndi
Se>tlon, diseased Liver, billions disorders, Drop>y A>th
ma, Cosvenc>>, Worms and loss of Appetite. and hy
cleansing the stomach and bowels, cures pains IN the
side, stomach and lrca>, colds and coughs of long
standing, Hoarsen.;s shornc,. III IT.; 10, III.
ease For Fever and Aguc, it is most valuable pre-
vcnavc : well a. sovereign remedy. Its virtue,
'rpaSs any thing heretofore known IN removing ST,
Vuus' pancc,-iwu bottles have lccn known to cure
this affecting disease, after having lalied every excr-
non tor iuur years. 1t has most powerful influence
in removing nervous complaints. ti> pleasant TO take
and 80 easy IN H. operation, that il may he administered
10 the nan, with atcty. The above Medicine is very
highly recommended by many scientific gentlemen,
and large number of ladies, who have proved the
virtue OF the Medicine by personal use and that Of their
families A bill ofcertilica'eS accompanies each bottle
with directions 1t may lie had wholesale or retail OF
;. Brain, Barre, aud J. G. Farnam, Fast Williams
town, VI. sole propreors. Prepared from the orig in
al recipe; for sale by l.. H. Prenti>>, Montpelier, and
PECR d'SPEAR,
burlington, and IN the principal towns IN The state ;tll
lirecou> signed in The hand writing oflhc proprietor
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Ha4 faA 68A 6A IN
ssaaGazt1lsaalasas1 -E1E RI EsftsH
ALBANY AND BOSTON RAIL ROAD.


Fare reduced TO Bsoton So.
Time of starting altered to before 6 A. NJ. on
and after Monday, End inst. this day)-arrive in
Boston same day at I p. NJ.
Morning train through 10 Boston, leaves the Depot
at Greenhush at ! before o'clock precisely every
morning, Sundays excepted.) Passengers must leave
Albany by the South Ferry, not later than past
O'clock.
Noon train TO Sprn sfeld is discontinued.
night train through 20 Boston will leave
Greendush at ! before p. M.-passer gess must
leave Albany, as above not later than 81 O'clock
Passengers for Springfield can take this train.
The train from Boston arrives in Greenbush al Sc
J.. M.--glvng sufficient time for passengers 10 iaLs
the cars for the west, the o'clock Loaf for N Y
FOR HARTFORD AND NEW HAVEN
Pa. scngers leaving Albany in the morning by the
beiore 6 o'clock train from Greenbush, arrive ia
Springfield at liz a. m.-may leave Immediately for
| u p. m. Or leave Greenbush in the before D. M
train, arrive in Springfield at II a m.-thence at S
| a. IN. by Steam Boat TO Hartford, arriving there a
| ll-ihence by Steam Boat at 2 p. M arrive in New
| York next morning by o'clock, or they may leave
Hartford for New Haven by Raj Rood at p. IN. and
| arrive there at7i p. m.
| Steam Boat leaves New Haven for New York at
ga in. and arrive. at the latter city at Up. III.
| Fare to Springfield $500.
Pa enners are particularly requested 10 procure
| their Tickets leiure taking seats IN the Cars.
! Tickets can be obtained in Albany at G.. X. Payne's
Office, % Broadway, at Ticket Office in Depo, "a,
| Greeubu>h.
VIM. ~. TOWNSEND,
Master Transporaton.
Greenbn>h Depot, May 2, 1872
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DIsEAsEs OF THE LUNGS..-Decidel,

DISEASES OF THE LUNGS...Decded,
l. the most popular remedy ever known IN America
Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam is the most valuable
,emrd, now IN use n, coughs. colds, asthma plhsic
consumption whoOping cough and pulmonary all cions
nie,ery kind It's sale is steadily increasing and the
prop,,eors ave constant, eceving lie iavo,abl
account al lis effects. The following new certificates
re offered for public examination.
As lsrEnEsIISG CAsE.-EH .'ac Of letter from
Nr T. ) Clay, Kingston, Ulster co, n. Y. 10 the
proprie'ors. "lon,s Of the 9Th inst. dul, reed
\ remarkable cure effected by the Vegetable Pnl
monary Bal-dm IN the MINER and >priug Of 1885. The
terson, Mr.. MOODY, had been SICK long Time with
he consumption. HIS ply .ican- had gwen him mp
lie reduced low 10 he unable TO help himself,
md was raising a large quanit, Of blood when he
commenced using the Balsam, which has effected a
complete cure, and he is now hale and hearty a.
ever he vas. Mr.. Mood, has removed f ON This town,
hui he has promised detailed account of his
case. which wili(Oiward Won. e. 5 CLAY.
Kingston, n. v June IS. 1898.
Extract of u ei'r, from Dr. JncoL Myers. The
Vegetable Pulmonary Ba-am has been sold in The
for years, and the medicine has gained an
uncommon celebrity, for it scarcely in instance
r,llcd ui having the desired effect. am by means
~ favor II the many nositums, most 81 which i'm
positions upon IA crehuous public, bu ,haI which |
know by 10 he rirc'ual, Cannot hrlp hu' give ny
app oh ,iion ihereo CounIeItrii preparation hls
been offered here b, travelling Agent. Of Cnmsuck,
y. v and there is another article ,crled here Than j..
>rons suspected TO he -pu ious
JACOB MYERS, VI. ID.
d
DR.. Samuel Nlorre 10 the Poop iero,s Of the Vese
table Pulmonar, Balsam. ! am satisfied Thar the We.
seiahle Pulmonasr, Bdistm is n valuable medicine
u has been used III TIN, place with CONF lee ia
an ol'si n.ie compliant Of The lungs, attended with
sever consh loss OF vore. aud the raising of much
blood, which had e,t,ts', resisted many approved
prescriptions. Ai'rr using lie Balsam one week, The
Patterns voice returned and he wasah- 10 speak audi
by. This occurred some time since, aud the
engaged not only in active hui laho, ious
business. Respectfully, Sc. 5. MoRRELL.
l. is now more than six Years since I was brought
very low hy affection oi the lungs, and complain
declared 10 he ncurahc b, council Of hrce pn.
.icans was then restored Ia goo health a. had
enjo,edfor many years. b, using the Vegetable Pul.
'nonary Ba'sam. Since nv recovery have recon
mrnded the B,san, IA a,eaI man, casts Of Jung
complains, aud Far as lrain its use has in.
rariihl, bten followed by much henefr, and IN many
sancrs IL has effected cues which whol,
prcled. SAMUEL EVERETT,
Bps on, March 2, 1887.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by FENK &
SPEAR burlington, VI.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08

MOFFATS VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
Vl These medicines are indebted Tor their name to
their manifest and sensible acton III purifying the
springs and channels of life, and enlung them with
renewed tone and vIgor. In many hundred certified
cases which have been made pnIr., and in almost
every species OF disease 10 Wh'ch me human frame Is
liable, the happy e ec,s OF MofFATs LIFE PILLS AND
PHENtx BIrTERs have b"n greaiiuiy and publicly
acknowledged 10y the persons nchenited, and who
were previously unacqiainea WIN me beautifully PHI
losophca' principles upon whichthey are compound
ed, and upon winch ihey consequently act.
The LIFE MEDICINES recommend themselves in
diseases oil every FORM a'u e>''Ip'ioi' iheir mrs.
operation is TO loosen from le coats OF lhe stomach
ana bowels, the various ,i'P'H',, '"' cTuues con-
stanty settling around Them ana 10 remove the har-
dened faces when coIecl u ,'n COW oilohs OF the
smallest lniesllncS oher 'neiclneS only partially
cleanse these, and eaVe s,i uolec.e" masses hehnd
as TO produce ha6la cos'VeeSs' WIN all IT'S tram OF
evils. or sudden ularrhpa WIN us in',ehl uagerS.n
This fact is well known to al regular anatoonis>,
VINO examine me human 1oweis ai,cr uea'h ana hence
me Preluu'ce oi hoSe we'ih'ut''cu ch aGa'hS gnach
ieuc,nesIoi "ocI,es PleP',TTh anu he,aiueu 10
,c Picn| ny lHno'ahi PIrSo"s o'ohu e"ecl OF
c me NcI',Ine l. W 'ie'nIe !IIe Nuv!s ana me
''i' ny 'r.s ', Wy ny - ' '''o ''''i-', inc
heai'iuIac'lon o Mhcn entire! u'I,oI upon 'e re-
sudrn! VI ,hI "'iial! o'-nnN' i"I o,uou, WhicI'
,aNcS rcu coIor ro .ie ast.s u, 'e ifer ana me
m ne'o'e II I .',; Ho"I .',S Prheo
,,e' "." ,n', ny ,uou ,h no' cican
n,u.,',m' ,o r, len ,d ,,h, RENEW
,h nr OF OF i hea, u the I omn br mounts
Moliai,s Veae,aLle IJt. Medicines have Le.n thor.
oughlv tested, and prononn"eda sovereign remedy fo
Dvsnen,ia Fiatulencv Plantation of the Ua,r, ins,
| nf Anna,rn unar,Lurn and Headache R,s,i,'' ,,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08

1)USSElL 'S' STOMACH Bl1'ItRS. may bn
IL used in Nincor wa;er.-These cee hralcd bilters
are composed purely Of vege ahlc> Of the most iuno-
cent yet specific virtues. They are recommended par
tcuary for restoring weak constitutions, cleansing
and strengthening tie stomach and increasing the
appeic-also preventative against the cnOlcra NOR
bus, fever and a-he, Ielnovlng nausea, vomiting,
heart burning, weakness in he breast, pain in the
stomach aud other symptoms oiauencc and indlge>-
ton. One box will tincure gallon. Price Is cts.
a box.
RussEIL's lTCn OINTMENr.--Thi> choice and sale
ointment is SAID tol Superior to any now in ne, for
that di~aerceable aul loah>oine >case, the ITCH.
This Ointment l. CCariain III its operation that no
per- iiouled with the Above iii order ought to be
without it. 1t is remedy tor citanco1s cruptlonS,
>cOrhuc ectionS o the head, any other breaking
ont which arises from sharp hImors in the blood.
Price % cts. a box.
Rus Ellis VEGErABLE DILLIors pills, or family
physr, for general u-e, IN case, u Jaundce, mOrl'lt
-en>liiv Of the stomach and bowels, loss OF appetite
pid breath, costlveness Pile, and all fscase> arI>-
ing from hillary dcrangcnicnt~,--als ilr correcting
the stare Of the llood, and cleansing the system o
foul and v,cd humour,. Thee pills are mild ca
hartic, producing neither pains gripping, and arr
therefore valuable aud highly approved medicine
and are pronounced ~,!ch y the most distinguished
phy>iclan>. Each box containing SO Pills. Price
374 cts. a lox
| Rl,sells celebrated SALT RHEuM OINTMENr.-Thi
is uque>ionaly the Lest and latest remedy ever ye
offered the plbC for that obstinate disorder SAL
RHEt'M. Where other means have failed, II has sue
reelel, and the fact that it has been lively Use
Nv cmnen, Practitioners speaks volumes in > prais,
Ii equally eilic;,riou> in all diseases of the skin
>cad head, ring worms and the most mvetcrac lcl
&c. &c. Numerous certificates might lie oiaine
hu the proprietor chooses that fair trial should lie ii
only evidence uil,> superior efficacy. Price 80 cents
box. For sale by Peck d. Spear and Robert Mood
Burlington: DR.. {. +. Miles, and Hull & Cook, ii me-
burgh 5. II. Barnes, Charlotte; l.. James, Georgia
+. Tyler, Essex Fuller & Huntington, Richmor
Also, lv the druggists and merchants general
throughout the STATE % Or
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08
IEADATLSEf.

ItERTAIN CURE For SICK HEADACHE.
4 which has been used in families, every member
Of which has had sick headache from infancy, a
Constitutional family complaint, and has cured occ-
uallv in every instance yet known, amounting 10 ma
nv hundreds Its not unpleasant 20 the taste, and
does not prevent the daily avocqtons Of one using it
certain aud permanent Instances are constantly
multiplying where h~ distressing complaint IS com
plrply relieved and cured allh"uun of years standing
by tac use Of Or. Spohn's celebrated remedy. One
decided preference its pcasantnoss, having none OF
the nauseatlng effect of common drugs
lis 50 perfectly that the proprietor has
given directions for his agents refund the price to
any one who is not pleased with and even cured by
it, He hopes also that this may its great ben
aiis to the distressed sufferers who are laborng under
Headache. f.. SPOHN, NJ D., inventor and Pro-
priotur.
Sold by COlSTOCK q. CO., II Maiden Lane.
New York PECK & SPEAR Wholesale
Agents few doors east of the Post Office, Burlne-
ton, Vt. No
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MOHAWK AND NUDSUN RAILROAD.
NOTICE..

For the accommodation of passengers DESTROYS of
taking the seven o'clock line of Steam Boats from
Albany, (which went into operation on the Goth in
stani) train of Railroad Cars will start from Sche
nectady, daily at 81 o'clock p. NJ during the con-
tinuance of the above arrangement on the River
BY this arrangement passengers may leave Saratoga
Springs at to o'clock p NJ. aud reach Albany
in time for the boat, which will save travellers from
the north, the expense of remaining over night at
Albany or Troy. BY the existing arrangement, ci'i-
of Saratoga obliged to leave bone at O'Clock
in the morning TO take the steam boat at Albany at
p. NJ! (37 miles via Ral-Ro ad ~
JOHN COSTIGAN,
Superintendent.
April 90 1912.
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LYMAN & COLE

HAVE received their usual extensive assortment
/ J. and variety of Spring aud Summer G. O DIS,
which they oer al greatly reduced prices; consisting
IN part of Printed Lawns, Camhrcs, Muslins and
Rch aiin striped Bllzorine, s.. for LADIES' summer
dre>~e>.
New pattern Muslin de Lane>, satin ,,ripd Eolian.,
81.
PLAN, black and ble bacl, Bomhazne,
Figured blue black and coorei do.
Heavy black Canton, Gro de Swiss and cold Silks
ShaWls.
Lupn's lcs scarlet, black and colorcd Mcrino.
scarfs and Fancy Handkerchief.
Muslin de Lame Thil Ct wool, and fancy satin
Hermann; Lachene Cravals, raw silk lrdk'fs.
MmlIn de Lame shawlS, raw six do, printed
wur>,eddo.
La Fancy silk Muts and Gloves, colored File,
do, black sewing silk do. Misses coortd silk
Gloves, Mems Li,le Thread, colured silk, white
silk, and hid do. Mems black Italian Craval>,
black slk half Hose, and India rlbl or Snspen-
ders, Ladies' white and black silk Hose and
Gloves, white Merino Hoe, black aud coorel
silk and Kid Gloves.
For GentIemen's summer Wear.
Striped and PLAN white linen Drill, colorci do.
Gamhroons, Hamilton Mixtures and Dcniins,
Mixed Sdtneite, t.rminette Jacket Linen, &c
Domestic Goods.
Indian Head, Stark Nils Mddlcscx and other
Cotton Sheetngs great quantity beached
sheetns aud shirnG very low priced Union
bleached cotton, IS and yard wide. Bartlett
do. 5-4 AMI Cd do. making more extensive
assortment than we have ev,rkepi.
Merrimac cotton sheetng, supeTine nnbeachcd
cotton shirlng, Sululk and cord drill heavy tick
Ing and waddlng.
Three Cases of Umbrellas and Paras OILS, Cap
Bonnet and neck Ribbons, laiitia do. Gaouns,
Tastes, &c.
Prints.
Fall River, Merrinac, Dover, Bristol and many
other styles of American prints, very low priced.
English and French prints, Cling CHAINS, &c.
Broad Cloths.
A general as rlmcnt OF Burlington N III Co. Broad
Cluh> constantly ON hand. Alsoother STYLES Of
broad CLOTHS and Cashmere, English, French
and German do,
FeeI CarpelnG.
Slk, Twist, Buttons, Surge, Canvass, Padding,
Seecia, &c. &c
Burlington, 20 May, 1912.
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NEW SHOE ESTABLISHMENT.
IT. w @ @ DIS

vXToULD respectfully inform the Lau.ei a"I o 6n,
w ,Iemen Of Burlington and vicinity lhal ne ,,,a nas
recently opened an shmeR' Wei oI of work in
,he Shoe line lie has just received from New orN
tbe present style OF Lasts together WIN cn"I e. .oI
lection Of stock He will keep constantly on nan"
anu 'i,'t,,,. among which may lie found Genls
III ~ 5ni G [" Seal and Cater Boos1Lades CATER.
Jan uo' WaIkinr Shoes, Slips, &c, &c Also, coarse
and KIM Boots, both for men and boys; ana eh'S'e"
Shoes ~ a" I'VE HIM call two doors West OF the
pe.J Street House at the signoi the "Big BG9,,
Burlington, May, 1872 .n,.,..,' ,',.,,
NB. first rate Boot maker will ma constant
.mploy and high wages 10y applying soon W,Voops
juno "a.
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SgOORES ESSENCE OF LlFE.-A Valuable
va Medicine, which, if .ehtly applied, will lie the
means Of saving thousands from an untlmcly grave.
1t has lc2n sold and used for thirty years, with great
success, and found very c.licarion> in the following
li,ea g, viz. Consu.npiion Whuopino Coughs, COM
mon Coughs, Co'd,, ,dlirnll Breathing, Influenza
tlum-y, Asthma, Phthi>ic, Splitting Of Blood, F!atu-
lcncy, Indigestion, Loo>ene~> Of the Bowel, Fits OF
every kind, Cramps, Relc>, Collie Calarrh, Dy,cn-
tary, Painting, Hypochoudriac ecuon>, Headaches
Sirkne>sat Stomach Measles, a preventive Of Con-
'aglous dl.ease >, Goui and Rheumatism.
.Lj@Ihea hove Me cinc i prepared ly Henry Scv-
mour, of Haley, Mas from the Original Recipe, l.,
hc direction of >aid Moore and sold ly HIM and ia,
principal Druggists in the uncdSIales.
Sod Whole.a ale and retail lv Peck Y Spear.
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CASH SEcEI.
BOy.NTON &. BURRITT.

(Succcssors % AS. q G. DWeler)
w I |. respectfully inform the inhabitants OF
w Hines urah and the adjoining towns that they
have commenced business in the Store formerly 6c-
cuped by \. S. a G. ID. Weller, and are now reccv-
ing a general assortment If Fancy Dry Goods, Hard
ware and Groceries which they offer 10 the public
low as can be purchased in the county for cash.
They respectfully solicit share of public patronage
confident that their prices will be found TO sui, all
who may favor them with call
NOBLE l.. BOYNTON,
WILLIAM BuRRITT
Hneshurah, May t. 1912. AZ
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ryEW MIVgRX STABLE.
e. r. GRTswOED'S
BOARDING HOUSE.

THIS House is now OPEN for the reception o
l. boarders. All who wish to board are invited /,
call and examine his house and the peculiar advan
tage, which lis construction and location offer, TO
comfort and convenience.
TERMS, very moderate. May 10, 1912.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08
new BOOK STORE.
" Live and let Live"

FnNll f. subscriber has received from New Norl, Il
i new supply Of School Hooks, Bibles, Prayer
Books, 1csiamens, &c. Sc together with good as
sortment Of Stationery, aud Bool-bndng Stock to
which be invites the attention ot the pubic. Feeling
very grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore
ceIvtl, he will renew his excrons to please all shat
may favor him with heir patronage,
:. HUNTINGTON.
SrnnSs' BWdlns, corner Church and College SIS.
opposite lIssar q Arihur's, spu Red Ledger,
June 10.