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REMOVAL,
D. K. PANG IoRN CABINET MAKER,
Village .Serion and Undertaken.

FlUdEe 'SttT0n ana CnuerIdHer
III AS removed 10 New Shop, near the south end
L L of White Street, opposite The house Of the Rev.
Mr.. Converse, where he will e AT home al ali times.
He will cuntnae TO make all kinds Of Cabinet Furn-
tire which he will sell low Tor prompt pay and re-
cu.oners, and tina, Of Others al,o In hscapac,y of
Village Sexton, he has since appointed purcha ed at
hi own expense fearse and Pail, and prc ,ar =.
ed with mach care and labor new Map of th, new
eaniiu Cenetry Of the Village. He will kec,, ready
made collins ofmo>t kinds for adults, and all Others,
furnished al the shortest notice He will furnish and
attend with hi, Eeare Funerals ont of tho Village or
~ any Of the adjoining Towns with less iror le TO
friends prof " and eiler order than any one near
or al hand and AZ a ,huri or ,Lor:cr notice
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Lyman Iseecher's Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT, TINHE Hon. The Pre-
District of Chllienlen, S.. L Late Court for the
District Of Chitenden
To all ncrson> e n"ernel in the estate of LYMAN
BEEClIER late Of Hinesburgh, said Di>,rlc,, de-
cea.el GnrrriSo
WuEREAs, Elmer Beecher, ninis,rator OF The e.-
tate Of aid deceased, proposes TO render an acco,,n,
Of his admn tralicn and present his account against
said e'a'c for examination and allowance at .es-
sion OF The Conr OF Proba'e To holden al the Reg
i>'e's Off e in 'r nston, in said district on the 18th
day OF Octob. mex.
THEREFORE, Yun are hereby no,fie 10 appear be-
fore said court al the time aud place afore. aid and
shrw cause if anv you have, why The accoau, afore.
sail should no; Re allowcl.
Given under my hanl a, burlington this 2lst d '
Of September, A. D., 1888
IL WIN. WESTON Pepisf.r
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Fl RE-.

The Subscriber gives notice to all persons
Inhabitants Of Burlingion,wlo are insured in the
Vermont Mutual FIRE Insurance Company, tina,
the assessments for the past year, on their sew.
eral premium notes, can be paid to the subscr
her, IN said Burlington, on or before the II L.
instant, after which paynen, will be required IL
be made at Montpelier.
GEO. A. ALLEN, Director.
Burlington Oct. A, lS43.
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CHAIR FACTORY.
ELIAS Lyman

HAVING received large -sor,ment Of Fail and
l. Winter Guois,-amonr which great va
rle'v Of rich goo J. for Ladies winter DIRE. Sc and
cloal> Chu and Mo seine Re LANES, high col
r and rich al o, 'nolrnilg aud half nouruing do I;
t'o, cau'ltl moArnln' N!nghain. a large a.sor,-
"a. silk warp cutcn do. grca, variety Of Shawl-
an endless variety of 81 We aud Hosiery India
Ruiz or Ms, new article, very superior, not hav.
lnvi e> la ics an Gent enen to call and examine
the yooi which will "a ~huwn with pleasure.
Cotton Yarn. al O for thread very cheap, Carpet
warp, wcl ing, 'aling, wadlng, tSc. &c.
Burlington, 6 Ott., 1913. IS
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Samuel G. Aiexander's Estate.

Samuel G. Aiexander's Estate.
STA TIE or VERMONT, THE Hon. the
District Of Chiitenden, s.. ! l. Probate Cour,
for the District of Chenden:
To all persons concerned in the estate OF SAM
UEL Z. ALEXANDER, late Of Wilision, in said
District, deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS, John Van ScLleu, Executor Of the las
will aud testament of said decea ed, proposes TO rent
der account of his administration, and pre- ,ent his
account against said estate for examination and al
lowance al a session ofthe Court of Probate 10 Z
holden the Registers Office in Burlington, in laid
district on the second Wednesday Of Octol err next.
Therefore, You are hereby notified TO appear efore
SAID court at she time and place Aforesaid and shew
canse, if any you have, why the account Aforesaid
shonld not be allowed.
Given under my hand al Burlington this 9Th day Of
Sertenher, A. d. 1913.
l6w3 VIM WESTON Register
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he shall surely be put to death. 80. And ye shall
take satisfaction for him that is fled to the city Of
his refuge, that he should come again to dwell il the
land, until the death of the priest. 80. So ye shall
lct the land and the land il cannot be cleansed Of
the blood that is shed therein, but by the blood Of
him that shed it, 81. Defile not therefore the land
which we shall nhab wherein l dwell for the
Lord dwell among the children Of Israel.
The exposition of this law given to Noah and sub
sequenty to the Jews as nation will be attempted
in my next letter.
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Asa Aliens Estate.
STA IE Or FREMONT TnE Hon. the
for The District of Chll,enlcn TO persons concern
ed in the c,taie Of ASA ALLEN, late Of Hine>l urgh
in .aid district, deceased, GREETING
WHEREAS, Harmon w. Allen, Administrator Of
the estate Of said deceased, proposes TO render an &C.
q, unit Of his administration, AMI presen, his
against sailes,a;c for examination and allowance at
a Of the Court Of Probate, to he holden al the
Registers Office in Burlington, in said district, on the
18th day of Octoe err, next.
TMEREroRE, you are hereby notified 10 appear lc-
fore SAID court at the time and place aiore aid and
shew cause, if any yoi have, why the accoun, ucre-
said should not he allowed
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 10Th day
Of September, A. b. 1913.
+IGw3 WIN. WESTON, Repister
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BOOKS! BOOKS!!

SAMUEL HUNTINGTON is now receiving from
> New York a good assortment Of >CnOO,
BOOKS, BIBLES, HYMN BOOKS. PRAYER
BOOKS, ANNALS and GIFTS for 1914 aud va
rely If Other arli les in his line. al ct which he of.
fer, 10 his patro and the puLlic generally ON very
favorable terms for "a. b. no.
s. II. wo,'ld ale this opportunity 10 return his sin.
"ere hank 10 his many patrons for rher pa !avor>
and h. pes ly his attention 10 he wants Of his friend.
and the public 10 merit con iniaice uf that patron
age. lS
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M q 10 TO Z n n

On Tuesday evening, 3rd inst, by Rev. Thomas w.
Pearson, Mr.. Moopy CoSNER, 10 Miss LroNoRA
BREWSTER, both OF His place.
On the same evening, by the same. Mr.. SIDNEY
f. Consr;o 10 Mss. AUGUSTA W. Wicker, both CT
this place
In Milton, on the 9TH Oct. by Rev. james Dougher-
ty, Mr.. HrSRY f.. LYON to Mss ELIZABETH MircH.
ELL, both of Milton.
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NOTICE.

THE Subscri' ers having formed a coparnership
nuAer the me and firm of KF I'm & SPEAR,
would inform their friends an the Il lie generally,
ha' they have openel nm entire ner stock # FANCY
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS anlDRY GROCER
les, to which they respectfully invite their a,cnon
DANIEL. KERN,
G. e. SPEAR.
Burlington, Church Street Sept. 9th, ls43 l5f
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.-sep. rs

At Market.-l000 Beef Cattle, $50 Southern, 80
Cows and Calves, and 1900 Sheep and Lambs.
PnicEs--Be.f Cutie have not varied from last
week. and we quote to correspond viz: 81 to SIS GEL
with sales ofextru little better IS taken for Bsrmu-
da and 300 unsold.
Co,os and Colrss-All sold at sl5 70 $2s.
Siesp and Lambs-All taken at 81 q Of rs to O.
for L. rnts, AMI 81. 20 q % f,, Sheep
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NOTICE..
THIS certiies that have given my son,
n FULLER GILLET'r, his time during his
minority, to transact business for himself, and
shall claim none of his earnings nor pay any
debts of his contracting after this date.
A. F. GlLLETT.
Charlotte, Sept 1s, 1919. *l6w3
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4" lOOl."

The Burlington Chapter of the " Sublime or.
der of the One thousand and one" is hereby
notified to appear at Grand Lodge on Monday
Evening, 7 l-2 O'clock, Oct 18th.
An Address and Poem may be Expected.
A. NJ. A. Secretary
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Al trcW Cha tfle'dss Estate.

Antrcw Cha leid's Estate.
"E the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Chitienden. commissioners to receive ex.
anime and adjust the claims and demands of all per.
sons against the estate of ANDREW CHATFIEiD ID.
late OF Huntington IN said District, deceased repre-.
senled lnsolvenr, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto; and six months Fl ON the
day OF the date hereof, being allowed by SAID Courl
for thai purpose, do therefore hereby give notice.
that we will attend TO the business of our appoint.
ment Al the dwelling of Jonathan b. Dixie IN Hun
tlnston IN said District, on The 18th days Of Novem.
Ter and January next al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on each
Of said DAYS
Dated this Goth da, of July A. d. 1919 l5w3
AMOS D. COOPER, lCouu;,,;or.
DANIEL SCOFIELD ( IoWWlS'onTs.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.

An adjourned meeting Of the Temperance
Society, will be held this evening, at the Vestry
room Of the Congregational Church, at 7 o'clock
p. NJ. October 6, 43.
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Robert Moody's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT 'TNHE Hon. the
Di>tr CT Of Chttenten, -. : i Probate court
for the District Of Chenden, all person, concerned
in the estate Of ROBERT MOODY, late of Burn:-
ton, in said Disiric,, deceased, GREErNG.
WHEREAS, George B. Shaw admins rator Of the
estate of >ad proposes 10 render account
OF his administration, and present hi> account against
laid estate tor examination and allowance at ,c>-
son Of the Court Of Probate. TO be holden al the
Registers Office in SAID Burlington ON the 18Th day ii
Ocioi er, next.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified 10 appear a.
fore SAID al the time and place aforesaid, AMI
shew cause if any yon have, why the account aiore-
said should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 29!h day
OF September, A. ID. 1913.
lCw3 WM WESTON, Register.
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Amos panyborn's Estate.

Amos paHybOrn's Estate.
WE The Subscribers having been appointed ~
w the Honorable the Prol ate Court tor the Dis
irict Of Chiiienren, COMM oner> t" receive
aud adjust the claims AMI demands Of all per. on>,
az ain>l the e>la'c Of A MOS PANGBORN ,la'et Bar.
ling on in said District decea ed, repr. entel in l.
vent and also all ella ms and deina> EXIT red y &c.
thereto; and six months from ihej day Of lie date,
hereof eing allowed laid court for thar ,urpo,e,
we do therefore hereby give notice, that ws will at
tend 10 The In ines Of our appointment, at Inc Office
Of Shaw s. Weston, in Burlington, in aid d ,rc,,
the first Mondays Of Noveml er and fe! ruary II. X.
At 10 O'clock, A. NJ on each of said DAYS.
Dated this % dav of August a. d. lS13
TIMOTHY F. STRONG, Cornnis.
lows LUTHER NJ. IIAGAR. ! sioners
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Asa Hllos Is state.

Asa " hOS is States
WE THE SUB iCRlBER-, having been sp
W pointed by the Honorable the Probate our
for the Dlstrct OF Chlucnlen, commissioners TO re
ceve examine and adjust the claims and demands o'
all persons, against the estate of ASA RHrApS
late OF Rchmond,l in sald District deceased represent
ed nsolyent, and also all claims and demands exhib.
eiln offset thereto; and six months from the day
he dae hereof being allowed by said court for tha,
purpose we do therefore hereby give notice. that we
will attend 10 the business of aid appointment al
the dwelling at hrst an Rhoads in Richmond in
said di trcl, on the 81 day of October and 9th dny
Of March next, al 10 oc.ock A. NJ, on each Of .ai
days.
Dael this 9th day of September A. D. 1913
JAROIS HOAG,
l5w3 REUBEN MINIS. tohnl''
ROLLA GLEASON \ sioners.
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SIZZLING OFF Ar Co&t' f'Oi.
CASH, or at Il small adraacs fran. COS:
IN exchange for Grain,
THE following articles are nov oirr,I n. tie
L Brick Shop, in Of the CoUr House. v!z;
Curl Maple Cane Sea, Chairs.
Panied Cane Seat 10
Common Dining and Rocking Chairs,
Bureaus, Light and Wash Stands,
Cherry DINING Tables, Work aud TOTE. %
Dsds,eads, Cucks, tf.r.
A iso-
Rce's Pa.en, flaming Mills, Al reduced prce..
A. BARNES jr,, Agent
Burlington, August %, 1913. I2f
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LOST.

r Asst evening, IN this village, q small GOLD
II CHAIN and Locker. The hinder will lie suiia-
lily rewarded Ivy leaving il al this Office.
Burlington, Oct. s, 1913. 'l6 VIZ
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VIOLINCELLi,ES & BASS VOLS.
DASS and D,uble Bass Vols If Prescot'> and
ID DearLon's make for >ale at ma nuac'urer'. prices.
IL BRINsMAID g. Brothers.
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BUFFALO ROBES,
JUST received and for sale very low by
p. d. II. II. DOOLITTLE.
Sept goth, 1919. l6 We

ESIRAY
STRAYED from the ,ub,criler, on the IL in. t.
~ Black Cow, with little grey acros, the / ncn
and tail, horns turning over good 10 mk and is be-
tween and years old. The finder will e rea on
ally recoinpenstd, by giving information If her TO
DANIEL LlONYsIU
Burlington, Sept. 81, 1913. lGw3
RROAD CLOTHS, Cassameres, vesiings, Orleans
- Cloth, Silk Warp Lustre Alpaca, NJ. d. Lanes
Damasi Cabye Shaws. Fancy Cravars, Gen,lemens
Stocks, Collars Sheeings, and most articles usually
called for in the Dry Goods line constantly on hand
and for sale by KERN d. SPEAR
Church Street, Sept. %, 1913. l6,f
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NOTICE.

TIME GRIST MILL at Onion River Lower Falls
has cen thoroughly repaired and he ioo,t natt
rebuilt, and viii rccomnience on The 90 O! Jiy.--
Thankful 10 friends for tavors received and wpn -
happy 10 ser then, again. Tho { !'rmg ala ',-tanga
wishing to patronze the mill AMI return he s'lrs
day will please cal mornng.. Superine Elunr l}..
-Four aud milan Meal Kept constantly tar sale.
July ~. 'I3 .3m GEO. FDGIUNDE
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WALTONS'
Vermont Register & Farmers Almanac for
1914.
THE publisher will make the Vermont Register
l for 1914 more full and complete than any which
has before been Published, and will be issued on
the Goth Nov. or soon as q yuLL and con-
RECT Register can he issued
s1rThe edition wi he limited, and orders must be
made TO secure supply. booksellers paper ma.
kerr. merchants &C., should address their orders i'm.
mediaiev 10
FP WALTON and SONS, Montpelier, VI.
FrEditors in Vermont will be entitled to one dozen
Registers by publishing this advertisement three
weeks.
Sept. TO- l643. l6
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ELS IRA Y,

STRAfED from The Suhscril or ahou' the ias, OF
~ August, large White Mare some spotted on her
>ije- ;-Aioa Bay Mare Colt. The finder hall lie
small rcwarlei Iy giving Information or re urnng
The same 10 The Sb,crer. MICHAEL NIILET.
line burch. Sept, IL lS43. l5w3
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" HARRINGTON will receive SUI scriptions for
Y . all or any one of The Foreign Review, the
American Reprints Of Foreign Revlcws-thc Ancr-
can Qmr;erlie> and Monthly Magazines, &c, &c.
80 Sent, lS43. IL
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4 few Hogsheods of ST. Croix Suear-1lso. s.,
"A Croix Moiasses, OF a superior quality for sale
by - KERN & SPEAR.
Church Street Sent % 1879 l6if
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100 CHOPPING TRAYS, CHEAP.
THOSE who are preparing 10 make minced pies,
l. >ausage>, &c. are informed that they can select
good Tray from an ASSORTMENT OF all sizes at our
store. IL BRINsMAlp a. BPoTHERs.
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TO THE PUBLIC.


ffLcathcr !..Lcather !.-Lcather INK
u C. LOOMS has on hand the largest and best
lie assortment of LEATHER that has been offered
in this market and will be sold for cash or good pa.
per, cheaper than il has been sold in this part OF tue
country for years. as he is determined to SELL if with.
out profit. Among which are
500 Side, Sole Leather, from Is IL % cts. per ID.
400 do Upper Leather,
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EROrERIEc

Tyson, Tyson Skin Young H yaon pourhang
IL and Souchong Teas Cubs. New OI.eara, Loat
and Powdered Sugars; p. r. Mo.asses G.n.et, Pep
per, spice, Cassia Nunees, Caves, Sal VS., l.ii
Soap, Noriega,ed do, Mustard Mould CarJ..s Co.
COO, &c &c just rec, i've and 70, sale hv
p. a. II. Il. DOOLTTLE.
Sept 20h, 1913 l6 w6
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SUPERFINE FIOUH.

THE Sui .c'ier> are daily receiving Surerfne
Flour in barrels aad half arrcle, selected with
care and Of the most approved hiands, which they
oler for cash q, small advance.
fOLLt1'T, BRADLEY i c..
Old Dock, June g, lisa
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Posture Sale ofa IHo0isn Factory.
On THURSDAY, Oct. 10 h, a, IL o'clock, q, the
Old State Hon,e, Boston.
(wi be sold without reserve ly order ofan Asst
A,ruA The Wooden Factory and Machinery for.
merly owned ly The Green Mountain
Iii Wooden Manufacturing Company, sitla
Mk rel IN the Aouri,hing village OF Ludlow,
Winho comfy Vermont, upon Black
River, one Of he c,t stream, for proprling manu-
featuring machinery in the slate. The Factory bull
ding Is five stores HIGH Substantially built of brick,
and capable Of containing six Of ker, cvmcre ma
chinery. There are now in said Factory three rrine
of machinery, with connele set Of fixtures for
The same; all a, adjoining said Factory wood house.
dye no ,se and dry houe all Of WHICH are nearly
new and convenient for the buine>s. Al,o, a con-
venient boarding house, sufficient 10 accommodate
from so 10 rs boarhr- al>o, two barns. and on The
same privilege, Saw Mil. The location is favora
lie for obtaining wool al a very cheap rate. For
further par icu,ars enquire Of
D. PERRY. Esq, p. NJ. at Lndlow,or
WHlTWEiI., SEAVFR 4. Co
l5w5 Nos. q. 6 Morton Block, Milk 81,
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DISSOLUTION.

VfShE copartnsrshp heretofore existing under ihe
4 firm o: J. :. T. w. +. MuN,ON Is Ih- u.y
di. solved by mutual consent
JOHN 5. MCNSON
WALLACE f. MyNSOF.
Colchester, August l6 1919. -lfw3
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Harriet Pickering's Estate.

Harriet Pickering's Estate.
Di,,ricr of Chn'rn en-, s. n held at Burlington.
within aud for D ,rr,'i he 10 day If Sep IN
ier, A. D. lSi3-Prc .ent Charles Resell, Juig-. OF
sad Court, instrument iurpor'ine To- e the la I
will AMI ie lament Of HARRIET PcgERINo laic Of
rllng On. in ,al ii, RE; deceased, Icing presented
sail Co ri here v John D. Pickering, The Fxecn.
tor therein named, for pro ae; The Court aforesaid
doth appont the 'errnl We'ne day OF Noven' er,
A. d. ISt3 n The fee of the Register OF saI Court
d rluglo ON afore aid, for proving nj will and doth
orer that ali per on> concerm'i lie no,ie, 10 ap
,fo,e all Court al the time an place aforesaid to
comie he prot ae OF sad VIII Ut they see ca'ise) y
preyIos 10 The ,am second Wednes lay Of Novem er,
A. u. 1913 in The Burlington Free Press, a newspa-
per printed al Burlington Aforesaid.
Given under my hand at BURLINGTON aioresail this
30 h day OF September, 4. ID, la43.
lSw3 VIM. WESTON, Register.
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MILITARY BUTTONS ON HAND.
A KrtLLERY, Infantry, Rife, Field and Stall But.
"A tons. Buttons for General and Snie will e
furnished at short notice. Chappeaux and other cap.
fianlshel 10 order.
IL J. +. BaiSsMA,p & BnorHEas.
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Horse Hide and Hog Skins. Shoemakers' Tools
Lasts, Boot Trees and Trimmings Of every descrip-
lion Also BIisss thick Boots. No. at $50 cash
Please call and satisfy Yourself.
Pearl street, Sent. 2ist, lS43 l6 VIZ
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PIANO FOR SAFE.

A heartitnl AMI frN rate TO e.,vool pi1soFos7r.
n with III and nat o'lave., lrie rec a.d q Il:
un!nln'el may 'e had AT very'A''-Ta i'r''s Ia.
9uife ~ The primer.
Earl Ht'.n S'p 3r. 1874 "a
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Keescville. Sept. &c. le43.

WANTED,
"HITE, Mixed. and Brown RAGS in exchange
w for Books, Writing and Wrapping paper.
30 Sent, lS33 IL " HARRINGTON.
VlNHE suhscr err has now on hand and intends 10
Il lie alleio furnish at short notice, Miscellaneous,
Law, Clas anil School Books, As low tor cash
can e p,,rrha ed in market.
30 Sept 1913. IL " HARRINGTON.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
NOTICE.

THIS csr'ifes thai have given my son ORSON
l. BROWN, hi line durin. hi, minority, IN tran
act business for him eli, AMI hail ho.d niy.,lfr--
comnhle for any de IL of hi, contract NJ, cle.u
any hi earnings at,er this dale.
AMOS BROWN.
Milton. SEPT, 90, 1913. .I6r3
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NOTICE.

SS BARRELS FINE SALT iorsaeLv
w S. NJ. POPE.
burlington, 4h Oct, 1913. 10 va
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GFLOOK ~ IJIIS..fO
Cnnn YIs Black, Bme Blac,, aud CoPd
cOOO Mcrinoe, and Alpaca Lus'rcs.
8OOO Yd,. Fall Prn's, great variety patterns.
1000 Plain aud Prirei MoiSene IL LAME,
Chd,als and Fed Wor.tc'l Gro de Maps.
1000 Broad Cloth, Beaver Cioth', C!assi-
mere> and Sailiuct's, inst received ~
September H. 1913, H, W. CAVL'N.
I . Bale. FINE BUFFALO ROBES, n-i reilly
x IL. w. CATLlN.
"A LSO-
Fur Boas, Fur and Cloth Trimmed Caps, large
assortment.
SHOE
leantif,I ar'c'e New York fren n KID 8 irpeis
and Ties, Cio:h and Kid f3uskin>, Oh ren'> Shea,
Patent R,l bers Course and Fine Mcn's Boots, !nst
receives! by II. W. CALM.
70O Pieces PAPER Hanging, grea, variety II
wv patterns, Just received ~
Sept H. 1873 Fl. w. CArL1S.
Also % Rcam, Letter Pnper very l'w.
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WANTED,

EOURo OF five good journeynen loinerslor which
L fair price will be paid. c. MERRITT.
Burlington, Sept. 20 lSi3. l6n
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EDWARp IL. PRENTlSS, CLERK.
Dated the oath day of August. 1873.

NOVA sCOTft PLASTER.
Snn Tons Fresh Ground Nova Scotia Paser
WV delivered a. our mill, a. Winoo>ki CRY, er
On The dock, ly FOi.Lt1'r, BRADLEY & Co.
Solh Wharf Julv, lS43 c
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WHEAT.

NOTICE
OF DIVIDENDS IN BANKRUPTCY IN
ChlTTES ENCOUNTl.
NOTICE to all creditors and other per sons in in
~ terest that bv order Of the District Court of The
United States for the District Of Vermont, dyitsnd
out Of The srsts OF
HENRY ZOTTMAN, Of South Hero,
JOHN SINCLAIR, Of Essex
HFNHY BOARDMAN, jr. of Esse.,
LUClrS WOODARn, of Essex,
JOHN SMITH, Of Colche ter, and
CHESTER PARKER, Of Underhi!I.
Bankrnp,s will he made and declared by he Court
on the 25lh dav Of October next. len o'clock fire.
noon, nj the Office Of Samuel Prenss, in Mon,peiiar
in said District, among the creditors who shall have
proved and filed proofs Of their debts before said day,
unless sufficient cause be then and there shewp 10
tho contrary.
EDWARD H. PRENTIss, Clerk.
Naied The 9th dax Of Amman Leg