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Solomon y. MIXERS Estate.

DisIif Of Clhnrndrn, =. | Prof. ae co4rt
for he District Ch'rul.n, 20 all rcrson> concern
e IN the fs'a'c Of SOLOMON :. MILLER, la'c OF
~ - n, III sarl district dccea ed, GREETING.
WHEREAS, Harry Miller, administrator Of the
es'a'c OF AT cra.c, propo e. 10 rculer account
OF hi 'nn straion, AMI pre- cn' his account against
sn csta f cXamina on and a lowance Al n .e.son
Of the Court t probalr to holden NJ the Rcgi,icr'>
Office, in u rlmeion in SAIL district, ON the second
"wednesday otJmcncxt;
Therefore you are hereby notified 10 apycar eforo
SAID runrl AT the time and place aforesaid and shew
cane # any yoI have, why The account aiUre, aid
,h' ui not t allowed.
Given Under my hand al Burlington, thu four h day
Of May, a y. 1913 50w3
WM. WESTON, Rcgisier
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In this town, on the 9TH in t., Mr. NATHAN SEy-
Morn Revolutionary pensioner, aged g. years.
AT Rose Hill Oxford Miss on the % inst Mrs.
SARAH ASN SsEEp, daughter Of Mrs. Prudence l.
Mason of this town.
In Wiston, April 22nd Of Dropsy AsEHEI MIN
RAY, son of A. b. Murray, aged years and 3monlhs
AS the sweet flower which scents the morn,
But withers in the rising day
Thus lovely seemed the infants dawn
Thus swiftly fled his life away!
Ere sin could blight, or, sorrow fade,
Death timely came with friendly care;
The opening nd to heaven conveyed,
And babe it bloom forever there.
Yet the sad hour tina, took the boy
Perhaps has spared heavier doom,
Snatchcd him from scenes of guilty joy
o. from the pangs Of ills to come
He died before his infant soul
Had ever burned with wrong desire;
Had ever spurncd at Heavens control,
Or ever quenchcd its sacred fife.
He died TO sin, he died to care;
Bat for m1mcu, felt the rod,
Then sprinning on the vicwless air,
Spread his light wings and SCARED 10 God"
In Jericho, March ?lst., Mrs. Anna Blrss, wife o
Timothy Bliss, aged II years. Also on the same day
and in the same house, Mrs. JrLrA II. ELrss, wife o
NJ. Zebna Bliss, and daughter OF Abel Drury, Esq.
Of Ilighgac, aged 3? years.
Thus in single day were the father and son boil
deprived of their DO ON companions and left alone Il
mourn in this vale of tears. Mr.. Timothy Bliss seem
ed most deeply 10 feel his lonely situation, for on
" his compan mon taken but also his daupht er-in
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-19

At Montpelier, on Wednesday, the l7,h instant by
the Rev John Gtdley, Prof CALvlS PEAsE Of the
University of Vermont, To Mis-, MARTHA HowEs, Of
Montpelier
In Ilnesbursh, on the I'd inst, by Rev. O. s TIoyt,
Mr.. NoBLE H. BoyNroN, Merchant to Miss MAnlAS
L. GOODYEAR, eldest daughter Of Doci Daniel Good
yer, all of lIineeburgh
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Brighton Monday, May 6, l543

At Market, 200 Eeef Cattle l6 Cows and Calves,
20paFs Working Oxen, l20 sheep, and 1875 Swine.
PHoEs-Bccf CaWe-In consequence of the limit
ed number Of Beef Cattle Al maraet prices advanced
considerably We quote very few at trne more
than our highest quotations. First quality, 8 So
second quality 50 n 5,52; third quality, si,75.
Cors and Cdlces-From sl4 to S35.
Working Oren--5l5, SIS $50 and e75.
.Sheep-Lols were sold from I,75 toG3
Smine-Lols to peddle u 4!c for Sows, and {
I-ec for Barrows; large Barrow, &c At retail from
5to &C.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-19

Dr. HuITs UtcrO Abdominal Supporter.
~> THIS new Instrument for the radica
g., is,l cure Of Prolapsl> Uteri, or Ealing Of
QSy=SA ihc Womb, ~ external Application
81 N,upcr odng the of The obi ccon-
a n allie Pc>sary, is confidently recon-
~ men3,d 10 the afflicted a. the means
W of perfect restoration to hcal h, il new
er having ined u erInrlnng cure, even under The
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COLI.ECTi'Is'S OFFICE, }
L. L n 4 4 4 l
DISTRICT OF VERMONT, 7

- Burlington, April 26 lSi3
DCBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that a circular
has been received al this Office from the Treasury
Department, giving information that large quantity
lin num er andamoni,) OF Treasury Notes. redeemed
by the Collector al New Orleans, and alleged 10 have
cen lv him transmitted 10 the Treasury n the 2G h
day OF July 1872, having never been received there
are presumed to have cen purloinel either from the
mai or from the Custom House, and all per sons are
here cautioned against receiving negotiating any
Of laid Note, which declared by the Secretary Of
The Treasury 10 lie ono LONGER valid instruments"
descriptive schedule oftle Notes above descrl ed
can lie seen at this Office
Is WILLIAM p. BRIGGS, Collector.
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Timothy Hiss Estate.


WE the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of ChttenIen commissioners to receive, ex-
anime and adjust the claims and demands of all per-
sons against the estate of TIlIOIIfY BLISS, late
of Jericho in said District deceased, represented in
solvent, and also all Claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto and six months from the day of the
date hereof, being allowed by said Court for that
viii attend to tie business Of our appointment al
the dwelling of Zcl ma Bl.s>, in Jericho, in said Dis
trict, on the 4h Saturdays Of May and November
next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on each of SAID days
Dated, this LIST dav of March, a. d. 1913. 40
OLIVER LOWRY, )~:,;o...,
AARON HROWNEII. Commissioners
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Kew York Cattle Market-May G,

A, market, s97 Beef Cattle 1893 from the South,
IS Cows end Calves and rs Sheep.
PEicEs-Dt.f Cattle sold at further cdvance o
30 cents per cwr and we quote to correspond viz
Sc 50 for retailing quantities. with some sale
higher, and 81 Is 80 for poor and ordinary cattle
The market was cleared ofevery thing.
Colrs and Caires--Sales of As at 49, s25 to $50.
Sheep and LamLS-The few at market were all ia
ken at 50 so 81 SO 10 SIS, Supplies are much wan
ted.
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Amy Eoardman's Estate.
STA TIE or VERMONT THE Hon. the
District of Chit'cnden, l. Prol ate Court
cd IN the estate of AMY BOARDMAN, late Of Nil
ton in said District, dccca cd, GREETING.
WHEREAS, Samuel Boardman, admin, ra,or Ct
nj Of his administration. AMI present his account
against sand estate for examination and allowance u,
Sc sion IF theColr Of Probate, to lie holden al the
Register Office, IN Brlingon in said district on the
second Wednesday OF June next.
Therefore, you are hcrel notified TO appear before
sal court at The time and place aforesaid, and shew
cau,c, IT any yon have why the accont aforesaid
should not be allowed.
Given under my hand a, Burlington, this fourth day
Of May, A. ID. 1913. 50
WIN WESTON Pegisi,r
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BISHOP HOPKINS ON ROMAN
TSN

A second letter To the RIGHT REV. FRANtIS
n p. KENRICk, R3mCn C0idtHr t,jN,op Of
PiuaGelJhid, Hy JOHN HENRY HOPKINS. D.
ID. Bishop oftke Dioces Of Tsg'lrat. ru she'd
Fro sale by IL. J. SHUMWAl, A..eL
April 6, Is
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David 4. Pages Estate.

NE TIE SUB5t RIDERS, having been np-
w poncdb by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District OF Graud lie, commissioners to re-
cevr examine and aijist all claims and demands Of
all persons, against the estate OF DAVID A. PAGE,
late of North Hero, in said District, deceased repre-
scented nsolyent, and also all Claims and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto; and Sly months from the
nineteenth day Of Apr las being allowed by sad court
for tina, purpose we DO therefore hereby give notice,
that we win attend to the business of oar 81 apuon-
mcnt, al the dwelling hon L Of the widow, Minerva
PAGE, in North Hero, On the hri Iic> Hy Of Se1em-
Der ncx', from ucloc, \. ". un.il o'clock p. NJ.
On Of ,ai! day
Da:el at North Hero the S;hdar ufMay. A. d. Is 49,
WILLIAM j.. RI > SELL, Comn.-
II ASkHi'I, NDit\. { >innprS,
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NEW EsTABLIs,IMENT,

THE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the entire
I stock Of Orvlc Sncear, e2 leave 10 inform the
prllc that they intend TO continue he Pad and Tul
Manufacturing Business in ali it, various lranrhe'
NJ the oil stand oil Ogvle Srncrar, u rIns'on Fail,
They will wholesale or retail a. best ,uits the pur-
chaser. Al orders promptly attended to.
BARNES d THATCHER.
Burlington, May |, 1913. 3Ni9
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IEU. HERLBUI

Of the New Cash store, is now opening and
~ Offering for sale on the loves, terms for cash,
great variety Of aple aud Fancy Dry Goods, such
as Muuroinr e LANES AMI thallvs,
Prints, Fed lawns, and French Mrslins,
SilNs, plan and Jig lrcl, llue black and cold,
Figd Cant RIGS, Plain Lawns
Glove Ni'i>, aud Hosiery,
Shawl, HandkcrcheE and CraratS,
Ladies Florence Bral and Other Bonnets,
1.adic. an Misses Straw Bonuc,s,
Bonnet Trimmings, Ribbons, &c.
Err Clio h, Cassiincrc, aud satilctts,
A ri III as, riincnt Ct Nc-ilngS,
Gcn,lcmcn'> Stocks AMI Cravais,
Family Grorcre,, Lamp Oh, &c.
Gentlemen, Lc.-horn IIa',,
Boys i.cgcon aud Pancaf do, May &c.
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vs.. WESTON, Register.


UIS'llNt UI INIT' tnUVn. 1 TIUUlIc CONT
within and for the District of Chitrndrn.
To the creditors and others concerned in the estate
of ElENE XER ALLEN, late of Colchester, in said
DISTRICT, deceased,
Whereas Charles Collins, administrator of the rs.
tate Of said deceased, has made application 10 this
Court, 10 extend tho time limited for milking piymen,
of the d,bts of said deceased and settling said estate
one year from the 22 day Of July, 1913, and the sec
ond Wedacs lay of June next, being ASSIGNED for n
hearing in the premises, at the Office of the Register
of this Court, AM; IL having been ordered that notice
thereof be given, by publishing this decree three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press, q
newspaper printed at Burlington, before the time
fixed Tor hearing.
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear before
sad Court n the time aud place aforesaid, then and
there 10 make objection if any you have To the said
time of payment bong further extended MS aforesaid
Given und + my hand al Burlington, this tenth day
of May, \. ID. 1913.
VIZ WESTON P,risf,r
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E9cNcZcr Aliens Estate.
STA III, or EI,RlIDNI, II Ii E. Hon Ii

Disrio of Chjr,enden, IS. l Probae Court
for the District of Chirtcnden, To a persons con-
ccrnct in the estate of i.BENFXER ALLEN, late
ofColciost,r in said District, de 'cased, GnEErISd.
WHEREAS, Charles Collins, administrator Of the
estate of sad deceased proposes tnrcndcr an account
OF his administration, and present his account against
said estate for examination and allowance at Il SEES.
son OF the Court Of Probate, l' holden at the
Registers Office in Burlington, ia sad district ON the
second Wednesday of june next.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be.
fore said count at the time AMI place aforesaid aud
show cause ii any YOU have, why the account alore-
SAID should not b.. allowed
Given under nv hand at Burlington, this tenth day
Of May, A. d. 1913.
Wu WESTON Peuistcr
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EROM the Court iop,e Square or College may
l. fai GOOD ac'Dmmo datiou>, on moderate terms,
by applying 10 WARREN SlBLEY, on Maa street.
Hon,e lately occupied Ly Geo. Is. Shaw, Esq.
May !, 1873. lows
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JAMES Ii. PLATT,
ROOT &. SHOE MIXER,

HAS removed his shop to Warner row, opposite
l. l. to Howard's Store, on Church >tccc He has 9
large assortment Of Ladies and Gcnt.rmen'> Boot"
halt CATERS, Rooicc> and Shoes; also, Misses an,
Boys Thir, Boots and }rosan>, all Of which he Wi
sell at very low prices for cab. All kinds Of wort
in hi, line made 10 order. Please call and EXAMINE
his work and prices he icci~ confident that 10th WI!
meet yolr approl a'icn.
Ririinuton Nav 2 1919 19f
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NEW WATCHES.

WE have received small invoice Of rery FINE
w finished Lever Watche, maze V Becsey, Har-
r,sun, and oihor good makers at Liverpool. Watch
Is of similar kinds Of oar importation, are in usc by
many persons in this vicinity, and they are 80 well
nown that need ny tut liule erning thcn
We wonll ust mention that we have had some made
this wncr that we Relieve pea.c the mos, particular
Old Wa,chc. ia''cn towards new ones al fair prices
Every Kind Ct Watches or Clocks cleaned and re-
paired wei. Wood and Bras ClOcl =. also for salc
PANGBORN u BRlNSMAiD.
Nav H. 1913. 81
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= G. LOOMS, has this dav received general
II. assortment o! Lcirhc-, Morocco K Us, &c. dc
ALSO,
Findings Of every description As is necessary
that he should ,nnum'ral" articles, he wond say To
the public, that lac will sell any articles IN his line
for caS cheaper than they ever before Offered in
this market.
p $. Good Sole Leather from l6 TO 81 cts. a
pounl. Boots and Shoes
Pearl Street, May Is, 1913 5lw3
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JS OK MONEY.
with the New Goods was received a way of
Using money nj EiOW3rl,s.


h'tt. way IN Whrh money cuul! lr used to ad-
3 vanagc has always cen one Of auXjuusne.- TO
is pu sc,>' and that way is now found ont, par
ti,u;y in The time, should t Il car Of It. EN-. Z.
immediately far AMI wp.c aud cusjyciy ms, e
known. The discovery can e rcll 2ci iy applying
al The ever and Ioin- q ir, anl th,a, for Cash,
and No impri- uument r. debt e>tal Ii. hmen aud
,cic.ng lrrch ON for an dis rhutiun such cvl-
dcuccs each navy lhn; for them ,lv, mo, effect
ual and conclusive 10 HER ina rHa; ions n ,arf
ing their many ard varrl de- n>, winch viii ear
The test Of rin- put tI mo practice IN all the
f.! and IA ,huna! e Departments, for it l. 9cl
that each a. a aacc may lie con>ciu 81 the great
u'llny 10 tc a"aiucl ly paying Tic Cash flr Go, d.
directly to tie People,, A.cut HOWARD.
Burlington, 10 May, IS. ID
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ihP, Neil and rcmy LeA-cr>; journal Day
- Nro'>, R-ror Is, and general a>,,tu,n, VI hall
% ~ Ganl. Books, atrhe Old -'onA--..-ta.r-.
20 Il. ). SiIUHWAN, la5r.
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NOTICE..

THE Subscriber having Ken his son IlrrRY II
l. DooLIrTLE into c. partnership the bus ness Wi
Re conm1clat h> old stand unler the arm Of 2. & II
II. DOuLITTLE.
PHILO DOOLlTTLE.
Burlington, 17ih April, 1913.
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OR Any OTHER GOODS.

Xy7E have a person in New York selecting Goods
w for us he i'll he there some da Us, perhaps two
weeks or more-any articles in our line or ont Of il
will lie forwarded Tor all who leave orders a, the
Variety Store. As we wish to send some money south
we wish those who owe Us 10 pay nos.
PASGBuRN & BRINsMAID.
May I, 1918. 80
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= 7. y t,ViIt on.
. & II. ~ HOOLlriLE are now receiving from
New Yulk an extensive assortment of Goods
adapted to the spiina trade. Their facilities for pur
chasing have tcon such as will enable them to put
Their goods n competition with any others, and they
are determined not to be IN Ter sold for cash. or good
| credit.
May IL, l9A3 81 CIV
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1T INVITE IWVT II It TTWTIIIlg CUTt, CNtM lnutT NE
most az graya'e ed circumstances.
The ) Importer has attained a very high character
IN Europe well IN this country. 1t i al, pied t.
thecallre di>,e ofpc,>;ric, and o,hcr pa ni sur
gica cHpcdicn~, in the iyinSn Hospitals of London
and Par>, ands universally recommended in Eurupc
10y medical men ofthe highest rank. In this couulrv
it i Sustained by he leading mem crs OF he faculties
ofCollegc and Hospitals, and ly allthe eminent PR
vate practitioners.
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FOR SALE.

TENHT, House and lot belonging to James Langshore
l. situated on the New Road leading from Burllng-
ton Square to the Falls. For terms apply to
Apri. 27 lSi3. 4-u l., B. PLATT.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.
f,.r3 4 Neat and convenient HOUSE, with
,fEssas ~ garden AMI goo waer attached,
;sssSssx pleasantly situated near the business rar'
stsiliI OF he village very de ral le residence
ssisa----' anA viii le sod low. For terms applyto
JOSEPH WAIT.
Corner OF Church aud College ,ts.
Darlington, April -, isi3, 46
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NTTUN S1WVe
STATE or |ER.HONIi irl'IIE Hon. the
District OF CHI rcndcn, IS. ( L Prol are Court
ior he District of Chiuen'cn, 10 all per. cuurcrn-
cj in the estate Of AMOS CLARK, Ia'r of lIin,>-
bnr-h IN SAID E>'rlc, dcrea e GREETING.
WHEREAS Homer Clark, executor Of the last
will ani csamen, OF said &c easel, prcpo 10 rem
der an account OF his admni,'rltion, and present MS
account again, .ald c.ra'c for cxaminat on and al
lowance nj session of The Court OF PROB ac, to e
holden al the Rrgi-icr~ otli in BIringlon in said
District, on the second We he day If June next.
Therefore, You are hereby noli,r 10 appear cfore
SAID court al the time and place Aforesaid aud ,hcw
cause, # any you laye why the account aforesaid
shurlI not le allowed
Given under my hand at burlington this lob day
Of Nav A. d. 1913. -,
50w3 WI WESTON, Register.
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Land GfNe Grs6n MuHtaas at BariiDryou. ann.
side Of LaAe Champiaia ichict unites ms ~ H.
Empire Stale l6h DhH N3.
EACONIC.
VENiERE is cases for making these times produc
tive o reasons for now selling from one of The
most general stocks Of Merchandise ever had m the
Cheap Cash Store al prices hitherto unprecedented
and that too without any political illusions beng
n1Ie to our captain who is acting as President, for
the iade VIII 90 on under the particular patronage of
the Green Mountain Boys who are an iuvnclbe
shield against prescription, tyranny oTprf ssi0n and
| without any apprehension Of removal from Agency
for Indnstrously and lalihi lily serving in buying low
for selling chesp 10 the People at HOWARDS.
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sn pre o o. ch Ihno Pre- p,oha S" cd '"t
for the district Of Chilicn'cn 10 all pcronS concern
ed in the estate of ALpHEUS PERSONS, late Of
Jericho, IN aid dl. trict, deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS, Rcill en- Rochwood administrator of
accom-, Of his administration, and pre.cnt his ac-
count against aid estate for cXannat on and allow
ancc n, n session of the Court ui Prot ate, TO lc ho
den at The Rc,>,cr'> Office in Darlington, in said dis
trlct, ON The second we lnc>ddy OF J me next.
Therefore, vol are hereby nuicit 10 appear before
aid court a, the tine anl place aiore aid and shcw
cause if any yoa have, why the account aforesaid
should not lc above
Given IN ,rmv hand at Burlington, this first day
of May. A. b. 1915.
WIN. WESTON, Register
STA TIE or rERNoNT,l V'nE Probate
pI>tr.c, Of Chtcnlcn. u Conrt for the
District Of Chi;cnjcn.
TO ibe creditors and Others concerned in the estate
of phcIs Per, onS, late Of Jericho IN said District,
dec, a.c.l.
WHEREAS Rcr en- Roc'iwool, administrator Of the
eiae of SAM decea ed, ha- made Application to thi-
Cujrt, 10 extend the time limited TOR making pay
mcnt Of the debts and ,eltlng laid estate one year
from the 7jh day Of May, 1873; and the sccond
Wednesday Of Jrne next, tcing assigned tor a hear
ing IN the premises, az the Office ct The kesst OF
this court, AMI having been ordered that II oct
thereof be gwen, hy pIb i,hing this decree three
week, scces lively in The Darlington Free Press a
news paper printed at Burlington, before the tilnt
fixed for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby no,ilicl, TO appear be-
fore sald cort, at the time and place aoreoai, tier
and there, to make objection any you have 10 the
sad time Of payment Icing farther extended Il:
al re aid.
Given under my hand at BWlngton, this first ia!
Of Nav, \. ID. 1913.
81 3w WIN. WESTON, Register.
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,HSETs AND LFGFlORN I.vS

a NEW supply of L1,ics Florence and Straw.
~ Eonne's and Men Lrghorn Hats just received
and for sale very cheap by
Is May, 1913. slow p. & II. H. DOOLITTLE
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REMEDY FOR HIRD TINES.
EgOasACAG COOK

WOULD inform the public that he is supplying T.
w W. GlBli with stock Of the first quality for all
kinds of wol usually kept in Saddler's shop
From the well known character Of Ma. CHE woll.
commentator is unnecessary
An excellent assortment of work now on hand for
sale Al prices to correspond with the times.
Gentlemen vino vi h 10 find their own leather will
be warranted best plain harnesses at S25.
Hinesburgt, April Il. 4w47 T. w. GIEB.
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TICTUiLING SHOP,
Nv IL IfHGTEu

TIMBER the Eric: S ore lately occupied ~ W. II.
" Curtis md at prs.cnt Is $. n. Gau d. Co., on
Church It., where he VIII lie happy TO serve all who
may call upon hm with the choicest refreshments
the sea on and mari ct ma, a, lord.
BURLINGTON, May ), 1919. 49w3.
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r,tvNEsToCK,s CELEBRATED

Nl II. J. SUBWAY. Agt
Mayl 1913. 30
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WAGON MAKER.

M AM hr,t rae workman al Na-gons an
w tarra-e'-'o 20 10 Cana IA AMI a,e an IN
lcre,t in that iranch Of Business. Inouir. of
, - , III. WHEELER.
Burlington, May lG '13 5Iw2
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TTNAkIN Up lv The sub, cril er, on the 6 h inst.
l tmec or four year old BAY MARE COLT.
he owner i req esci 10 prove proper Y, pay char
ge> AMI take her away,
EZEKIEL TRACY.
Shc,brrn, May 0, ls43 SONS
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Notice..

, FrW EOARnlBS can 'r arecmmu 'a,rd On
D. m. deratc terms, = n.pyn 49,
LLNsrEL CURTIS.
rurlnrton, Mar Il q, 1913.
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White Lead.

I TON White Lead in Oil, edo dry do. warranle
L equal in quality to any manni ctrred IN the "
uni'ci a'c'-prce unusually low. STRONGS.
Nov. lf lS}2
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BLACKS NgsTEBFNG,

BLACK NEAVEHHNG.
HENRY IVWITh EN- bcgs leave to remind
IL those wiO are not already anprlscd of the fact
that he has removed his establishment TO the new
brick shop corner Of pcari-st. and tic new road,
where lie will be happy to serve his Old friends, and
make as many noe ones as prompEess and fidelity
may secure.
WAGONS.
He has on hand ; Double Wagons, made of the
best materials, with iron aAles and warranted 10 do
good service.
Two one-Lorse LUMBER WAGGONS-a good
article.
Also, number Of superior CONCORD WAC.
Cons, with wood and ron aS.cs.
All OF which viii be sold very cheap for cash, and al
prices adapted 10 the TINS for good papcr.e
TO RENT.
The second story Of the building above alluded to-
being room &c by 30, md an excellent stand for q
Painter or Wheel wright
HENRY WHITNEY.
Darlington, April y, 80. 46 3m
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A'pllc,,s Persons Estate

IN X.
A Supetiors article Of BLACK INK. lust received
n April 2s. ly u. J. SHuMWAY, Agent
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