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NOTICE

THE subscriber presents his compliments to
l. those OF hi. customers, in Burlington and the ad.
lacen, towns, whose puncuaIty have Justly meri,ed
his esteem, and informs them that eighteen years
from the oath day Of August last past has elapsed
since he commenced business amongst them. That
there has been such wan, Of punctuality amongst
the greater part OF those whom he has credited, hat
he is induced to vary his mode ofdolng business.
II is truth, that men of puncuaIity reduced to
the dsagreeabe necessity of paying The debts Of
rosues. Every merchant who gives credit, when he
regulates the prices of his goods, does or ought to
make allowance for bad debts; by which means tho
Judicious reduced TO the dsas reeabIe necessity Of
buying goods at price above their rea value.
Therefore, the subscriber, from this day forward
will give no credit! but will reduce the prices of his
goods low they can he purcha sed al any retail
store in Burlington with The addition Of transpor,a-
ton. He will constantly keep on hand very gem
eral as>orrmen, Of Dry Goods and Groceries, and
will he d. posed to sell cheap the chea pest. Many
complain that the subscriber is putting them 10 COS,
this evil will by this means be reme1ied but those
whose demands have become due will not fail Of re-
ceving a summons after the first of January next.
IS word 10 the wise is sufficient"
The absolute necessity Of obtaining relief from
pressing demands induced me TO appeal TO you for
the payment of he dues to me. | have endea vored
perform my part Of the contract, and ha for.
borne to urge my friends, til have become myself
indebted 10 extent that cannot longer be endured.
and if my debtors will not pay, Unjust sell all pos.
sess, including the roof that she tiers me, than
lei my creditors think Of me a shall be compelled
to think Of ho,e who have received my goods with.
on, paying for them. have recently made thor
ough examination Of all books and accounts of my
business and the result di>closes enormous inius-
,ce from which appeal 10 the soier thoughts of my
friends, while am indebted between two and three
thousand dollars 10 my creditors tina, can no longer
afford indulgence. find there is due me three times
the larger sum named; this ought no, to bel
If this address produces adequate effect, il Q
more energetic system OF collection shall not afford
very early relief, must turn 10 something else-my
debls must be paid. The sands OF my life have not
yet run out, the spark which gracious provide, CO
originally infused into my composition not we, ex-
lingn>hed, and my spirit is yet unbroken-my ener-
bread by the sw s Of my brow, and | shall no, MUIR
that such should be nv 10. The last day of my
life have spirit and energy enough left devote
every confidence that with the assistance of Others,
on whose cooperation have right 10 draw,
should soon be relieved from my difficulties and will
unhesatingly resort TO it sooner than remain as /
am. DANIEL DAVIS.
Burlington, Dee Is, 1912. 29w3
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A Lecture is expected, at the Court House, OF
Monday evening next, from Mr. HYDE, of Saratoga
accompanied by experiments upon different kinds o
intoxicating liquors, showing their composition ant
the proportion of Alcohol in each.
BY order of Comm.
Jan. 20, 1913.
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NOTICE.

T wish to remind those of my customers who ara
i indebted to me, that have struggled through the
year, but have unavoidably teen compelled TO con-
tract debts in order to lie enabled 10 meet your
orders, which in every instance has Leen promptly
done. Now these debts which have made TO keep
your feet warm and dry must and shall lie paid. IL
would give me pain 10 be compelled 10 sue any Of my
amount Of your bills whethether fry cents or 6fy
dollars, if not paid by the hrsi Of January next shall
have no other alternative. Don't talk about hard
times, that currency not bankable why ifvou knew
half SO much about hard ti,nes as dol; would make
your head swim.
JAMES H. PLATT.
Burlington, Dec. IA, 1912. 29w3
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
THE STOCKHOLDERS of the Burlington Mill
L Company, are hereby notified to meet at the Of
flee Of said Company, in Colchester, on the 18th day
of February next, at nine O'Clock forenoon, for the
election ofseven directors for The current year. and al
so to transact such other business as may be found
necessary. IT, FOLLETT, Secretary.
Colchester, Jan. IL, lS43. 80 lw
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WE the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Chittenden, commissioners receive, ex
anime and adjust the claims and demands of all per-
sons against the estate Of SECRETARY RAW
SON. late of Jericho in said District deceased repre-
exhibited in offset thereto and six months from The
day OF the date hereof being allowed by said Court
for that purpose, do therefore hereby give notice.
that we will attend TO the business of our appoint
ment, at the dwelling of widow Lucy Rawson, in
Jericho in said District on the second Saturdays of
January, February and May next at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
on each Of said days.
Dated, this l4lh day of November, A. D. 1912. 30
AARON BrRNETT,A Commissioners.
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THIS prepare has now stood the test Of several
years. trial, and is confidently recommended safe
and edectua medicine for expeng worms from the
system. The unexampled success which has attend
ed its administration in every case where the patient
was really afflicted with worms, certainly renders
worthy the attention OF physicians.
The proprietor has made it point 10 ascertain the
result Of its use in such cases came within his
knowledge and observation-andh he invariably found
it 10 produce the most saluary eiecs-not unfrequen-
ly after nearly all The ordinary preparations recon-
mended for worms had been previously resorled TO
without any permanent advantage. The fact is at
tested by the certificates and statements of hundreds
ofrespecable persons in different parts oflhe country,
and should induce families always 10 keep phla of
the preparation in their possession II Is mild in its
operation, and may be administered with perfect safe
~ TO the most delicate infant.
The Genuine Vermlfuge is now put in one ounce
phals, with this impression upon the glass, "FAH-
NESTOCK'S VERMIFUGE," and The directions
accompanying each vial have the signature of the
proprietor; any medicine put up in plain ounce walls
and the signature OF which does not correspond with
the above description, is not my Genuine Vermltuse.
The subscriber deems ii his duty 10 the above
precautions in order 10 guard the public against mis-
| taking other worm preparations fer his deservedly
popular Vermfuge.
This medicine has been known but short time in
Burlington, but through the weser States il has been
the most popular and efficient worm remedy for PEE
Rod OF nearly 10 years being used in the practice OF
regular physicians.
| In the Canadas where it has been known but abou,
two years the sales have been very great being about
| 500 gross. The Surgeons Of Her Majes,y's troops
and local physicians make constant use Of it IN their
practice.
CAUTYON-There is an article called "Kolm-
sto"ks vermlfuge" lately put in circulation by the
house of Comsock & Co., Of New York, which is re-
presented as being the Same a. Fahnesock." This
is not the case for Kolmstock's Is base imitation
preserving none Of the virtues Of our excellent med-
cine. The only security TO the public is 10 enquire
particularly for B. A. Fahnestocks Vermifugs, and
avoid all other articles bearing similar names.
For sale, sinyly or per dozen, by
PECK & SPEAR.
Manufacturing Druggists and vendors of all Gen
uine Patent Medicines.
Burlington, VT, Jan 49, 1912. 4m4
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LARGE AUCTION SALES
TOMORROW.

CONSISTING of Nos. 4, S, and Box,-Nos. 2,
- Band 4, Paror, and 2, g. and Cook Stoves.
Besides large lot of FURR and CLOTH CAPS -
new double and single HARNESSES, AMI 5000 CT
gars-some of the first quality by
Jan 20. "a II. THOMAS
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Vermont District.
IN BAKRUPTCY.

NOtICe 10 SHOW cause against PetlOn OF
SBMUEL WHIPPLE, ofWision, for his Discharge
and Certificate, Bankrupt ut the Court House
in Windsor, in said District on Wednesday, the Oath
day of May, A. d. lS43 at 10, A. NJ.
ALBRO +. BISHOP, of Burlington for his Discharge
and Certificate as Bankrupt, at the Court House
in Windsor, in said District, on Wednesday, the oath
day of May, A. ID. ls43, at 10, A. NJ.
FRANCIS II. JOYNER, of Richmond, for his DIS.
charge and Certificate, as Bankrupt, at the Cour,
House. in Windsor, in said District, on Wednesday
the Gath day of May, A. d. ls43, at 10, A.. NJ.
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STATE OF VERMONT At Probate Court
District Of ChtendeH, IS. IA held at Burlington
within and for sad district of Chit,enden the al.
teenih day Of December, A, D. 1892, comes Charles
f. Warner of said Burlington, administrator of the ss-
tate of THOMAS HOO KEY, late OF said BurlinK.
,on deceased in,sstate, and 6les in said his pc
tition in writing setting forth that the said Hockey,
in his lifetime and at his decease seized in fec OF
two certain parcels OF land IN said Burine ton, known
as quarter acre lots numbers hundred nnety-six
and one hundred ninety-se which said lots were
held by said Hockey in for JUsrus BuaprcK al
Kalama ZOO, in the State of Michigan, and that The
estate of the said Hockey hath been settled aud all
claims proved, or known to exist against the same
have been fully paid; and praying said court to IL
cense the said administrator release the said ands
to said Burdck, agreeaby to the statute in such case
made and provided Whereupon, the court aforesaid
doth appoint the second Wednesday Of January, A.
D. l543 for hearing and deciding said petition, at
the Office Of the Register of said court in said Burng-
on and doth order that all persons concerned be no.
tilted thereof by publication of this order, containing
the substance of said petition, three weeks successive
ly in the Burlington Free Press, newspaper PRINT
ed in said Burlington, the last of which publication 70
be previous 10 said second Wednesday of January,
A. D. 1913.
Given under my hand at said Burlington this 18th
day of December, A. d 1912.
80 sw WIN. WESTON, R.ss,sr.
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BOOTS e. SHOES.

BOOTS f. SHOES.
MEMS Sewed and Peg'd Thick Boots,
lNl do do do Calf KIP and Seal do
Boys do do do and Thick do
Youths do do do do
Mems Sewd and Pegd. Calf Downings,
do do Kip Brogans
do Morocco and Calf Pumps
Boys and Youths Kip Brogans
Women's Cater Boots [FarewePs)
do Morocco Shoes and Slips do
do Cali Boolees
do do Shoes,
do cheap Leather Slips,
Misses cheap do do and Shoes,
do morocco do do
Childrens Cacks and do
For sale cheaper than the cheapest by
80 DANIEL DAVIS,
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CUFF PINS, STUDS, BUCKLES, &c.
GOLD and Gilt Cuff, Hair and Scarf Pins, Studs
" Buckles, head and Leck ornaments Topaz Anne.
h>t and other Breaches, some goods in the Jewery
line very pretty and durable patterns, Of such quality
and wors manshp as The most particular need not BE-
hamed 10 wear or give presents.
Dec. 90 1912. PANGBoRN & BRINsMAIp.
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JAMS w. HICK0K,
A r T RNEY AT LAW.
OFFICE west eide of the Court House Square,
Dec. IL, 1912. 29-tf Burlington, w.
NOTICE.

A T BURLINGTON, VT, since the sleighng has
"A been good, the Goods have slid of from the
Peoples Cheap Cash Store at wonderful rapid rate
and the Agent is so busiIy engaged IN selling cheap
that he has not time sell dear. The stock is one of
the most general and extensive ofany that he has had
dnrng the last 20 wears, and probably never ex-
ceed at his store in any former years, therefore per-
sons from distance may come with confidence OF
being supplied with Dry Goods Of nearly every des-
crpon that may be wished and at the lowest prices
| or cash, at HOWARD'S.
Dee. 81, 1912. 30
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-20
Thompson's late History of YER
mont, for sale by d. A. BRAMAN.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate
District Of Chuenden, IS. Court for the District Of
Chienden, 10 all persons concerned IN the estate Of
ELL BARNUINlaie of Milton in said district, de-
cea ed, GREETIso.
WHEREAS, Elijah Herrlck and Samuel Board
man. ad'rs Of the estate of said deceased propose to
render an account OF their administrator and pro.
sent their accoun, against said for examination
and allowance al a session OF he Court OF Probate,
10 be holden al the Registers office In Burlington, 10
said district on the second Wednesday Of January
next.
Therefore, You are hereby notified 10 appear before
said Courl al the time and place Aforesaid, and shew
cause, if any you have why the account aforesaid
should not be allowed.
Given under my hand al Burlington this thirteenth
day OF December A. D. 1912.
WIN. WESTON. Register.
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ID ESPECTFULLY inform the inhabitants OF Bur
IL lington and vicinity, that they have opened q
NEW GROCERY q. PROVISION STORE,
College ST., next door east of II. Thomas Auction
Room, where they intend 10 keep constantly on hand
all kinds Family Groceries and other articles Of ne
cesslty-viz;
Teas, and Coffee, Cod Fish,
Pepper, Spice, Cassia, Peppar Sauce,
Ginger, Nutmegs, Candies, Bar Soap,
Cloves; Bl'k d. Scotch Snuff,
Rice Cocoa, Day f. Martins Liquid
Ground Mustard, Backing,
Bro,on f. Loaf Sugar, Black Ball, Ink,
.Molasses, Lemons Tamarinds,
Box d Keg Raisins, Dates, Herrings, Indigo
Tobacco, Lamp OIL DC. dc. =.
They have Also a small assortment Of CROCkER !,
AND GLASS WARE, which they will sell st sma y
profit. Also, Boston Soh and Cold Water Cracker
and Pilot Bread, pure article. The above article
they will sell merely asking q small advance from
cost.
They have also, an sssortmrnt Of CoaSsctionary
and Nuts. Please give us call. '
Burlington. Dee. -, lot3. SNf
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Fire Notice.

III u 1NOlICCs
THE members of the BuRLrNoToS Fire COMPANY
L are hereby notified, that the annual meeting of
said company will be holden at John Towards Ho-
TEL the fourth Wednesday, the 25ih day of Janua-
ny A. ID. IS43, at O'Clock in the afternoon for the
choice Of 10 Wardens, Clerk and Treasurer; and
for the transaction OF all other business required by
the Charter and bylaws of said Company.
u A punctuai attendance of all the members is de-
sired, as business Of importance is expected 10 be
laid before the meeting among other things, the Com
pany need Break Engine with Suction Hose, and
one or more Cement CisIerns, TO be located at some
central points, the expenses Of which must be detay
ed, either by voluntary subscriptions, or by
ment upon the members. The prompt payment Of
entrance fees and assessments all very necessary
but the cheerful performance of all the personal duties
required OF the members is ofthe utmost Importance
in promoting the best interests of this Company and
rendering 1t efficient in time of need
The House-hoders of This village who are, as yet
not members are respectfully requested to attend to
join this Company and contribute their proportion Of
pecunary means and personal exerons, in sustain
ing the Company, in their work of protection.
By order.
LYMAN CUMMINGS, Clerk.
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L1 MAN GU MMINGS,
Burlington, Jan. 2 1913.
L1W BOOKS.

LAW BOOKS.
COMMON LAW REPORTS, 80 vols
~ Conden. ed English Chancery Reports Is %
d" United States 6 "
Wendels Reports 25
Governs do ."
Hills do 9 t.
Pages Chancery Reports, 8 "
New York Digest, calf
do do sheep
American Chancery do
Sarkies Evidence, 3 vols. new edition.
Governs Philips DO vols.
Laws Of the United States by Story, 4 volb
Kents Commentaries, =
Tomlinson's Law Dictionary 3 4"
Clarke's Rudimen,s and Practice. Just received VS.
Dec. 20. 1901 C. GOODRICH.
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PoL1TIcs AT WAsHINGToN.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the U. S. (Phil.) Gazette,
who signs himself SOLVER Odschoor
the following remarks on some of the aspects
of the times at the federal city.
Mr.. Calhoun looks cheerful, as if buoyant
with hope let him take care of the northern
fox, with southern propensiiies. The contest is
now narrowed down to these two asplrants in
that party Gov. Cass is here, but has mace no
new impression; there is no room for him. The
Nadsonan you will Observe, has taken ground
against Mr.. Van Buren,, and in doing so, turns
his battery from the Wings against that section
of the Locos and is covertly aided by the Cal
houn section. Meantime, Mr. Tyler INDUCES
a,hope that he can yet get the nomination Of
that party, in consequence Of division existing
between the friends of Calhoun and the friends
Of Van Buren,, by the help Of the Executive
patronage. 1t is amusing to see the game 60
,opn among these three assPrants, played by
spd their respective friends. They talk
4 Marty about principles, and patriotism, and
AXHv; and the party, good, easy souls
lEs'ps'.
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NOTICE..

OWING to my heavy losses, l shall be obliged to
~ call on all indebted to me 10 make payment, and
to sell my Store and Goods avoid their being sold
at Sheriff sale. hope this notice will lie sufficient
as should regret to sue many of my customers that
have dealt with me over twenty years. | have a
good assortment Of Goods, and they will be sold.
shall make no accounts after the 3lst day of Deem
Der, 1912, at my Burlington Store.
SIDNEY BARLOW.
Burlington, Nov. 23i, 1912. 25-tf
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STAGE for PLATTSBURGH.

A STAGE will commence running, daily (Sun-
IA days excepted between Burlington and Platts-
burgb, N. Y, pia Grand Isle, as the ice i,
safe. Leaves each place at half. past
L. n. AFRO B. BISHOP.
Dec, . let3.
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Bank of Burlington.

REVOLVING AND OTHER CASTORS.
CNASTORS and Castor Bottles Tea Pots, Snueerl
~ and trays, Candlesticks, Plated and German
Silver Spoons, Pewter and Iron Spoons, Pins, Nse-
dies, Hooks and Eyes, Shoe and Boot Laces and
Buckles, Brushes Combs &C., al very low prics,.-
Please call and see before you buy.
PANGBoRN g. BRIssMAIp.
Dec. 90, 1912, 30m3
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STATE OF VERMONT, THE Probate Cour,
District of Chi,enden, s.. l. for the District o.
Chlttenden. To all persons concerned in the estate
of WILLIAM K1LBtRN, late OF Burlington, in said
district, deceased testate.
WHEREAS, ASNA KrLBunN,the Executrix Of the last
will and testament of the said deceased, has ap-
plcation 10 said Court TO extend the time limited lot
Of the said deceased one year from the twelfth day
of January 1885, and also proposes to render an &C.
count of her administration and present her account
against snd estate for examination and allowances
Whereupon the said court aforesaid doth appoint the
second Wednesday of January l943, for hearing and
deciding the premises, at the office Of the Regies.
of said court in said Burlington, and doth order that
all persons concerned be notified thereof by publica
ton of this order three weeks successfully in the Bur-
lngton Free Press, newspaper printed in said Bur.
ngton, the last Of which publications TO be previous
to the said second Wednesday Of January 1643.
day of December, A. D. 1912.
80 3w WIN. WESTON, Register.
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BASS VOLS.
CURE FOR
w . F. M s i.

Prepared by the subscriber, and
sold Wholesale and Retail al
the Drug Warehouse of B. A.
Fahnestock & Co., Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-06
Count ID Orsay.
DEAR BENvFTT /.

LEAR BENNETT -
Having noticed in your paper of the Both May, a
statement relative TO the arrival in New York Of
that llusrIous leader of the haul ton in London the
Count DOrsay, coupled with query to whether
the report was or was not correct, for the informa
ton OF the numerous readers OF your admirably
Quoted :" Herald beg to state that have the ho
nor of being acquainted with the Count, and have
now in my possession several letters in his own
hand writing, having had ssome correspondence
with him on a subject of some political interest
some years ago, in England and that the state.
ment with regard TO his arrival in New York is
rect and also that he is at present residing in
some private apartments up town. / have had an
interview with the Count since his arrival here,
and il NAV be some satisfaction to your numerous
circle OF subscribers, who may have some curiosity
10 have sight OF this man OF taste and fashion
who for the last twenty years has had the lead OF
the fashionable circles IN the great English metro
polls, / have further TO state, that his LOrdship
may be seen three or four days week, between
the hours of IL and 2 o'clock, quietly stroing over
the Washington Parade Ground Since his arrival
in this country, the Count has become compare
lively early riser In England, tie well known, he
never made his appearance in public before 2 o..
clock in the day. Those who see the Count will see
perfect figure of man. Your information, howe
ver as to the color of the Counts hair and im7erdls
is not correc-thaiis 10 their natural color they
being originally Of light brown-though since he
arrived in this country he has dyed them dark
brown. The Count does not, and never did, wear
mouetachcs. ] am. dear Bennett,
Yours very faithfully,
A CONSTANT READER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-06

The YELLOW FsvER.-Advices from Talcahuana
ot the 18th February, state that twothirds OF the
population of Guayaquil had died of yellow fever,
and that the authorities meditated burning the city.
All vessels coming from any port in New Grenada,
and along the coast far south as Tombez, were
subjected TO quarantine in the ports OF Chill This
caused much Inconvenience TO our whalers tonchinp
tor recruits The Lumlnary, Capt. Warren, had
inst performed forty days quarantine. 1t was hoped
the government would modify the regulations so as
ships.-Bahimore Clipper, June g.
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Nrw Yoax. June S. 1919.

NEW YORK, Junt D, IS43
Q9- TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD-Sir: As
you appear take sincere and interest in every
thing pertaining to the Fine Arts las we'll other al
fairs Of equal moment and mportance) feel q duty
which owe to this community, ana TO the world gene
rally, to call your attention to the very superior Da
guerrotyp Portraits Groups and Sketches executed by
that welltkillcd and most renowned Artist, MIR. r..
WHITE, OF Nos. It's and 2sl Broadway.
At each of his establishments, and more especially at
the latter (Which fitted up in trny-superb sy Ley may
be found specimens OF the Photographic Science which
cannot be equalled any where
Mr. Whites admitted, and infinite pre- cmnence, is de-
rived, in chief from the vast superiority OF his sppa
tus, which combines all the original inventions with
every recent improvement. cannot add than
to invite yourself well as every other admrer of the
art to pay visit to Mr. Whites Rooms which comprise
two splendid galleries of most perfect portraits.