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Part of an island in the Mississippi rissr. in sec

Part of an island in the Mississippi risef, In sec
lion three in township fifteen; fractional sections
one, two, eleven fourteen, twenty-five, twenty three
twenty and thirty four, IA township sixteen
the fractional seeli'n biry six, IN the fae,ion''
township seventeen. OF range six.
Al the Land Office at CHlCAG commencing
on Monday, the t1eniy.Gdh day OF September peat
for the disposal of the public lands hereinafter desL
mated, u wit:
Norh Of HE Base Lane and East Of :he third priHei
pal Meridian.
Fractional townships ihiny-one and thirty-iwo
bordering the Indiana Stale line, OF range fifteen
The fraction of tie soui beast quarter OF sec
ton Fix in township thiny-ihrse, of range four.
The half and northwest quarter of the
northeast quarter OF section three, and the north hall
of the northwest quarter OF the same section IN town
ship thirty nine, OF range eight
The east hall of the southeast quarter of section
fifteen, in tow nship forty-three, of range eleven.
The northwest quarter of section twelve, In town
ship forty, of range thirteen.
Al the Land Office at DANVILLE commencing
on Monday, the second day OF Ocf0be next, for the
disposal of the public lands within the limits Of fac-
tioual townships tweniy-cight, twenty nine, and
thirty north of the base li0e If range ten, west OF
the second principal meridian
AT the Land Office al X ASK ASKIA, commenc-
ing on Monday the sirfeenh day of October next,
for the disposal of the pubic lands within the lius
of the southeast quarter of section thidy-thIee and
the southwest fractional quarter OF the same section,
tNeDty-iouf YIN tile MISSISSIPPI iiNtfi)
township thirteen south, of range three west.
AT the Land Office at ED w ARDSVILLE, com
mencing Monday, the ninth day of October next,
for the disposal of the public lands within the hdis
of fractional sections thirty and thirty two, ~
township six north of range ten west and fractional
section twenty five, III TOWNSHIP? six north OF range
eleven west constituting islands numbered sixty and
sixty-one, in the Mississippi river.
AT the Land Office at QUINCY, commencing on
Monday, the tloentythrd day Of October next, Tor
the disposal of the public lands within the limits OF
the aforementioned tracts, viz;
North Of the Base Line and East Of The fourth prin-
eipai Meridian.
The north half and southeast quarter of section
twen'y-thr,e, in township four OF range three.
The northwest quarter of section twenty-five, In
township seven, of range seven.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools,
military, OF other purposes, will be excluded from
sale.
The sales Will each be kept open fortwo weeks unless
the lands disposed of and no longer; and
private entries }. land in the townships offered
will be adnitcd until after The expiration OF the l~o
WEEKS
Given under my hand at the city of Washington,
this eIg nth day OF June, Ammo Domni 1913
JOHN TYLER.
By the President:
mo II. BLAKE,
Com missioner oTthe General Ldnd Office.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

NOITJE TO FKErEWF IUN DEATNNN IS.
Every person ,nt tied TO the right Of presumption TO
any lands within the limits of the townships above
enum, rated i. reqeIred u establish the same TO the
sslisac ion of The Register and Receiver Of he pro-
per Land Office, and make payment therefor as soon
practicable after seeing his notice, aud before the
day appointed for the commencement Of the public
sale Of the ownship, embracing the tract claimed
above designated: otherwise such claim will be for
feed.
THO. II. BLAKE
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
June l2--tds
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DOCK OF THE POETS, ! vol, London, with
ID numerous beautiful illustrations, containing me-
best works of the English Poets from Chaucer 10
Boattie.
Also, Book Of the Poets, the Modern Poets,
tanning chiefly the English Poetry the nnetecbta
century, / volume corresponding with the Other
beautiful London edition. with many splendid engray
ing- Just received by
may 80 +. TAYLOR
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pursuance OF law, L. JOHN Tyler, fresiden, OF
the Oni'ed States oil America, do hereby declare
ana make k"o"h 'hat pup.c sales WIN De heid at'h'
enaefnsn a, LAha oness, ~ me ieHioIy "'
"iohONsANi ut 'he POROUS hereinafter des'g"a
Ted, own -
~ 'ne LAM oihee a. MINERAL IoiN - com
me"eing on Monday, The twen,y.third day OF octooi
next Tor me disposal OF the Puhlc lands WI III 'n'
unoe'meh'ohed townships ana 'rae'io"a' 'o""'h'p''
VIZ
Norm % me base hne ana Wasf 81 ~e J""" P'"e'
par mTpdtdn'
wnshp eight, Of range five.
- r., n n 9Th .,.;i
,o,". y u.e o"'s III ~ ~, ~ 'sa, rirsr
~ ' "N 80
Fractional townships eishi ana nine, OF fanRe 'hr.
Fractional township eiaht' 'ne'u'ing paris !"
iS'ahoS IN s'c"ons ee'e"' ."e'c, .s'e'"' anu '"'
'e'n, anu 'ownshP n'no' " .e ,, -, :,
Fractional township egn', 'hc'ua"g paris VI
'S'9ru' :" sce"o" e's"e." ~ r'"Ho 'ilee.
s "a, .o"nspp eHI', " arg wv
.;e , 'oI"'nP 49, n''Ss e ,'' -
sec.'oh n'he, anu 'owhsn'P n'he, Oh ianec nVe'
r s.onu .h nno anu .en' " ianseS
rIao"o"a' 'o""sn'l' h"'' "" anu ''e'e", VI i'"s'
seven.
""'a 'o"nc"'P .'" ~" n,, -, ianRv e's".
a. ne Lano O"oe a. "nLr1,> pa ,eo"me"one
On "ionoay, tue seoo"u "ay y. C''uoei h,A, ''i ''
osP"sa' " tug Puu.. '""eo within ''io NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GU 'o"hs"PS " WIZ
North of The base line and East of fourth principal
meridian
E,oc,;,,.I tow,sh;, e,.ven T;nc,,J;nc tho ;.,anJ
an he 1o,th ada Of Wskons,n liver az ranae NM
Sections fonr five sly seven eight seventeen eioh
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to The right of prc-empiion
to any lands within the iimits of the townships above
enumerated is required to establish the to the
satisfaction Of the REGISTER and Receiver of the pro-
per Land Office, and make payment therefor coon
practicable after cling Mis notice and before the
day ap o,nted for the commencement of the public
sale of the township embracing the tact claimed,
above DIES grated otherwise such claim will be for
feilcd.
THO. Fl. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
June I3-tOct.l6
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled To the right of Ire-empon
to any lands within the limits Of the nshils above
enumerated is required TO establish the TO the
satisac Of the Register and Receiver Of the pro-
per Land Office, and make payment therefor soon
prdcficobie after seeing Mis notice, and before the
day mp iuled for the commencement of the public
sale Of the township, embracing tho tract claimed
above designated, otherwise such claim will be for
feited.
THO. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
June l3-'ds
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NOTICE TO PRESUMPTION CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRESUMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of pre-empt,on
to any lands within the limits of he nshps above
enumerated is required to es ahlish the same 10 the
satisfaction of the register and receiver of he proper
Land Office, and make payment therefor, as
practicable after seeing his notice and before The day
appointed for the commencement of the public sale,
OF the township mbiacng the tract claimed above
designated Otherwise such claim will be for feed
THO. H. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
June 81 Oct3O
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Land O6iceremored from Lexington 10 Clinton, No.

OUiCeTeWOutu JToW IfItHgtoU 70 SHuoH, no.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
June 90, lS43
A DVICE having been received from the Register
II OF the Land Office at Lexington, Missouri, that
the removal Of that Office TO the town of Clinton,
Henry county, as directed by the President, will be
effected about the Sd day of July next; this IS
TO give notice that the public sale OF lands ordered
be held al Lexington the second day Of October
next, by the Executive proclamation bearing date
the 9Th inst will be held at the time prescribed, IN
the town OF Clinton aforesaid.
THO II. BLAKE,
inn 24-1awtlOct Commissioner.
MO ICE is hereby given that the Land Office in
/ Iowa Territory, Temporarily removed 10 Ma
rion, in Linn County, by Executive order, bearing
date the twenty first of December last WILL as on
as practicable, be restored to the town of Du Buque.
Given under my hand at the City of Washington,
this 7th day of June, A. ID. ls43.
JOHN TYLER
By the President:
Tho. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner ofb General Land Office.
June 9-law6w
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Commissioner Of The General Land Office
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-06
NEW GOODS.

s NJ. POPE is now receiving his fall stock of
~. Goods, Co insisting in part of
Black and Blue Beaver Cloths,
Black, Blue Invisible Green and mkt Broad cloths
-" Mkt and fancy Cassimeres (somo of
superior quality
Cashmere, plain and ig'd satin vestings,
Alpaca Cloths, Alpaca Lustre,
Printed SaXony and Orleans Cloths
Plain and figd Mousn Delans Blk and Blue Blk
Silk Nelvets, Ladies Cravats Red and White Elan.
nels Canton do.
Saxony Wool and Angola Shirt, and Drawers
Merno Scarfs, A, 81, and GA brownand Bleach
ed Sheengs,
Cation Yarn Ni~i-."-, pih. ana W nlte adding
Battina, Padding, Canvass, silk and worstcd,
Coat Cords and Bindings, White and cold Horse
Blankets, Il &c.
ALSO.
good assortment of Groceries such as
Loaf, Lump and Powd. Sugar,
Porto Rico and Muscavado do.
p. r. and n. Orleans Molasses,
Rio and old Java Coffee,
Hyson, Young Tyson and Hyson Skin Teas
English Mustard, Raisns, Soap,
Cavcndlsh and fine cut Tobacco &C. dc.
The above with many other goods, were purchas
ed at the presentow prices, and will be sold as cheap
as the cheapest.
Oct. Is, 1912.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-06
Transatlantic Newspaper and General
Agency Office. Liverpool.
CHARLES WILMER.

Newspaper Eorparding, and General Agent,
SUPPLIES to order, with greater proinptudc and
~ regulart, than any other house, and on the most
reasonable TERMS "a London Daily Paper for Sc los.
Sterling per annum,) NEWSPAPERS, PRrcE CURRENTS,
SHIPPING Lists, MAGAZINES and Books all parts Of
the UNITED STATES, CANADA, Nova SCOTIA, and New
BRuNswIcK, by the Mail Steamers sailing on the 4th
and l9 olcach month from Lirerpooi, as well by
those from Bristol, and SOUTHAMPTON and 10 all the
WEST INDIAN ISLANDS, MEXICO, and TEXAS, by the
Royal Mail Steamers sailing every Fortnight from
Falmouth
&. willrcccve Consignments of Goods or Small
Parcels sent TO his care shallbe punctuaIy forwarded
to their destination. Any description Of Goods pur-
chased and forwarded to order.
NEXT OF KIN, and all other description Of ADvER-
TIsEMENTs, received for insertion all the European
Publications.
N. B.--A orders should be addressed "CHARLEs
WILMER" in full, and none will lie attended to I'M
less accompanied by a remittance, or reference for
payment on some Liverpool or London House.
Editors of Newspapers inserting the above Adver-
isement once week will receive a supply of Brit
ish Newspapers, on sending paper (1Iarked) con.
tanning il.
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NOTICE.


THE subscriber presents his compliments 10
l. those OF hi> customers, in Burlington and the adj
jacent towns, whose punctuaIlty have Justly mcrtsd
his esteem, and informs them that eighteen years
from The Path day Of August last past has elapsed
since he commenced business amongst them. That
there has been such want Of punctiaIily amongst
the grea'rr part OF Tho whom he has credited, that
he is Induced to vary his mode Of dong business
1t is truth, thai men of pun uality are reduced to
the disagreeale necessity of paying the debts OF
ro9Ies. Every merchant who gIve> credit, when he
regulates the prices Of his goods, does or ought 10
make allowance for bad debts ly which means the
udicous reduced to the di>aarccalIe necessity OF
buying goods al a price above their rea value
Therefore, !he >u rll CT, from this day forward
will give credit! h,It will reduce the prices OF his
goods a. low they can lie purchased al any READ
store in Burlington with the addition of 'ranSporta-
ton. He will constantly Keep on hand very gen
era assortment Of Dry Goods and Groceries, aa!
will e disposed to sell cheap the cheapest Many
complain that the >'hSrr eriS ptrlina them to cost
this evil will ly thi, means he remelied, bu hose
whose demands have 'er"me de wi not fail OF re-
ceIving Summons aic the first OF January next.
"a word 10 the Wl.c j. i fl lent"
The absolute ne e,>y OF Obtaining relief from
pressing demand, induced Inc 30 appeal to you for
the payment ufthe DIES to me. | have endeavored
to perform my part of the contract, and have for
borne to URGE my friends, ii have heeome my eli
indebted TO an extent that cannot longer he endured
and If my debtors will not pay, Unjust sell all pos
se,s including the root that shelters me, sooner thar
let my ere iuors iklnk OF me a shall e compel Cd
TO think of no who have receive my goods with
on, paying for them. | have recently ma e thor.
ongh examination Of all Books and accounts of my
business and the re>r, di clu>e> enormous inius-
tee from which appeal 10 the so thoughts of Ky
friends, While ! am lniebIel hetween two and three
Thousand dollars Ia my ere lIt"r> thai no long
lord inlllgcnr find there j. due me three time,
In. larger sum named; ih. ought not toilet
II this address produces no adequate eject If
more enera tic system OF collection shall no, lore
very early relief must turn 10 something ese-m,
debts rst lie paid The sands OF my life have no
We, rln out, the spark which gracious provide. c,
originally inu~e INTO my composition is no, YET ex
;ingiiShed, and my spirit is yet unhroken-my ener
gies are sill b. oyanr, am destined s'lll TO earn IN,
bread hy the sw of my brow, audl shall not mur
that such n uld lie my lot TO the last day Of M
life have >piri, and energy enough lefl 10 devo
portion Of t,mexo another VOCATION, and hav
every confidence that with the assistance Of Others
on whose co-operaion have right 10 draw,
should soon be relieved from my difficulties and will
am DAM Ell DAVIS.
Burlington. Dec. Is, 1912. 29w3
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THE NEW GERMAN STORE

THE undersigned respectfully inform the inhabl-
i tanis Of Burlington aud vicinity, that they have
If the most superior Groceries, Choicest Fruits, &c.
,vcr oltrel to the inhabitants of this state, consist
my IN part Of the iollowing-viz:
SUGARS,
Double and Single Refined, Crushed and Brown.
TEAS.
Imperial, Tyson, Gunpowder, Young Hyson, Hy-
son Skin, Suchong and Pouchong.
COFFEE,
Old Government Java. laguira. &c.
FRUITS,
New MALAGA and : uliana Raisns,
Currants, choice French Prunes in glass Jars,
bordeaux soft .helled and >hellcd Almonds,
Figs, Citron, New Tamarinds, Olives, Capers,
Cocoa and Madeira Nuts, fillerls, Sc.
Sardncs IN Olive Oil, Anchovics and Dutch Herings
Italian Maccaroni and vcrmicclli French Pickles
London Walnut Kctchp and IujuJepas,e,
Nutmegs, Maze and other spices,
French sweet Chocolate and superior Cocoa,
French prepared and English Mustard,
Olive Oil, Sperm Oh and Candles,
Best colorcd Sperm Candles, for parties,
Castle, Nariegaicd and Family Soap.
Also, The PuRE Holland (Schledaln) Gin. Frencl
Cognac and Cognac Champaign, for medicine, the
real Hcijslck Champaign, Orange Curacao Lquerr
Spanish, French and German Wines, yintages Of 1926
and 1884, for medicine
Their stock oflmportcd Cigars isunsurpasse1, con
sisling of the following choice Brands LA Union
Regalia Jaqucz, Britannia, Manila Cheroots Princes
Norma also the German Smoking tobacco Kanas
Ter and long Dutch Pipes.
The subscribers expect not TO hoard up treasures il
times like the present. nor would they be disposed st
TO do among the citizens of place where they hav,
been welcomed with such cordial liberalty, but the,
do hope that the peculiar and attention they hav,
bestowed IN the selection of their various goods should
he rewarded by finding purchasers for them, that the,
may hereafter be encouraged to bring again into tn,
market the choicest novel articles with which they
now supplied and which they offer to the public
on terms which they .cenciousy declare as Gov
erng most reasonable advance ON the cost prices.
OSTHElM & NICHOLS.
College ST. next to Mr. Waits extensive Croker,
Store.
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LYMAN & COLE,

TyAVE reed. a very extensive assortment of Fall
III and Winter Goods, which they o'er at prices
TO meet the times. A variety of Broad Cloths, Cas-
sineres. Satine,ts Beaver Cloths &c. Merinos Camb-
let, Alpaca, NJ. De LANES, striped and PLAIN, very
rich new patterns.
!SH1TVLS.
Rich Heavy Honey Comb and 'Adranoplc shawls,
a new article, very comfortable for winter, Plaid
Shaw Sd very low priced, Challey, Merino, M.
De Lame, Wooden do.
Scarls, Fancy Hkf>. and Cravats
Mltts and Gloves, great variety,
Chine wooden Mltts, very warm for winter,
Chine Silk do. Cotton do for Misses & Children,
Misses wors,cd Mitts, Grecian Cuffs, &c,
Zephyr worsted, Patterns for working worsted,
Silk Fringes, Cords, Cloak Tasscls &c.
Worsted Fringes, and Bindings,
PRINTS.
rich assortment of Dark low Priced Prints
Mourning do. very nice.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Heavy Sheeings, Shirngs, Ticking Gingham,
Batting, Wadllng dc. Col'dGambrics,
Best Bingham Umbrellas,
Superior Knitting Worsted, and Wool yarn, Threat
Knitting Cotton, French working Cotton, Mar
shalfs Linen Thread &c.
SHOES.
Ladies Kid Slips and Ties, Bronze Ties.
Chdren's Shoes, Cord Caters, Bootees &C.,
India Rubbers, Figd. and Plain,
Buffalo Robes,
Fur and other Coat Collars,
Purchasers and others are invited, 10 call and exam
inc their New Goods
Burlington, 12Ih October 1912,
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VJOFFATS VEGETABLE LEE NrnIClNis.--
I'A Thee medicines are indebted FIR their name e.
their manlc. an scn-iilc acton in p4rlElno tine
springs aud channels Ut life, and cnluug ibrp with
renewed tone and vtgur. In many hundred certified
eases which have been made pul h., and in almost
every species oidi.ca>c t. which the human frame rs
liable, the happy cots Of AlorrAr's Luz Pm. MD
PuENIX BITrER~ Lave lcen grcallulv wand publicly
acknowledged by the persons loucn ted, HuI who
were previously una"puaned wlh ihrbcau'iti ~ phi
losophicai prInep'c- upon whi'hthey are compound
ed, and upon which they consequently act
The LIFE MEDICINES recommend them. Give. in
diseases OF every form and description. Their first
operation is to loosen from the coats Of the stomach
and bowels, the various impnritic- and cru es con-
stany settling around thcm aud TO remove the har-
dened faces which collect in the cOnyoIutiuns Of the
smallest ncsncs. Olhcr medicines only partially
cleanse these, and leave such collected masses bohnd
as 10 produce habal cosvcness, with all lis train Of
evils. or sudden darrhGa, with lis imminent dager-.n
This fact is well known to all regular anatomisls
who EXAMINE the human bowels afcrdealh and hence
the prejudice ftho3c well informed men again, qac
medcincs--or medicines prepared and hcraded to
the public by ignorant persons. The second effect OF
the Life Medicines is to cleanse the kidneys and the
bladder, and by this means, the liver and The lungs the
rehabilitation OF which entirely depends upon the
guarity Of the urinary organs. The blood. (which
ae> lis red color from the agency Of the liver and The
lungs before tpasscs into the heart being thus purified
ly them, and nourshel hv food coming from clean
stomach, courses freely through the veins, rcnews
every part OF the system, and trumphantIy mounts
the banner OF health in the blooming cheek.
| Moiats Vegetable Life Medicines have been thor
onehly tested, and pronounced sovereign remedy for
Dyspepsia, Flatuency, Papuaton Of the Heart Loss
lofAppettc Hcart-h burn and Headache, Rese>Sncss
| Ill-temper, Anxiety, Languor and Melancholy, Cos.
| tivcness, DarrhBa, Cholera, Fcvcrs of all kinds,
Rheumatism, Gou, Dropsies OF all kinds, Gravel,
Worms, Asthma and Consumption, Scnryy,' Trer,'
| Invcterate Sores, Scorbuc Erurons and Bad Com
plexons, Eruptive complaints, sallow, Cloudy, and
other disagreeahle Complexon> Salt Rheuln, Eryslp
elias, Common Colds and Influenza, and various other
cOnDlainS which aiilCt The human frame, In FrVru
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HAIR ! HiIR!!

BALDN EsS.- Important Discorery-thc Great
Mystery f0Und out at last.
nR. STERRI' S HAIR REGENERATOR.-Dr.
- Sterry, after much attention to the important
ments chemical and physical been able to discoveran
article which is now offered with the greatest conf
dence for the toilette, the best thingcver discover
ed, TOR its soenlng and penetrating quality to pro-
dnce good mead OF har-to prevent 1t from falling
off when badness is unprecedented restore it when
badness has taken place and prevent it from turn
ing gray. It's more nourishing than pomatum, an
tquo oil, or Cologne water. 1t is a beautiful article
for ladies' curs-it makes the hair soft and vely
and produces uncommon brilliancy. Thousands have
tested its superior virtues and excellence and in eve
ry instance it stands unrlyalltd 1t is an nfalhble
cure in all affections Of the SKIN on The head-as dan
drun, &c &c. Every family should BE- supplied with
bottle ofthis OIL that by its application to the head
and hair of children the beautiful and ornamental APP
pendagc of fine head of hair, with which nature has
supplied US, may be preserved.
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FL OK At THIS -

Have You OU-HI
70 ONO DIE or CONSUMPTION every
O.OOO year in the United States nm mil
lions suffer from troublesome coughs and Gods. TIM,
can be cured by DR.. NJ. Hitchcock Vegetable cream
Cough Drop. safe medical prescription, Contain.
ing no poisonous drugs, and used in an cXAa..ve
practice for several years will most positively slarL
ar,o ana save you iLotl ht aWil 'J,arg tu'n2a,
dreds ofihe young the DID, the i5rt'y and the cay
Have you cough BE persuaded to purchase f,
bottle ofthe Cough Drops to-day? Tomorrow may
be too late. Price 30 cents per bottle.
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TOTAVERN KEEPERS AND GROCERs
In the State ai Vermont.

In the State Of Vermont.
THE SUBSCRIBERS beg TO inform them that
l. they have on hand large and choice assort-
mcn of
GROCERIES, WINES AND LIQUORS,
consisting of SUGARS, Teas COFFEE, FRuIrs, and
CIGARs; MADEIRA, MALAGA and PoRr Wines IA
MAIcA and ST. CRoIx RUM CoGNAc BnANDy and
HoLLANp GlN (Schicdam,) with which they can be
supplied at wholesale prices at their
New German store,
on College St, next door to MIR. Waits extensive
Crockery Store.
The Subscribers would invite the Tavern keepers
and Grocers of the vicinity TO call and Judge for
themselves, and those who may please to send their
orders will be faithfully attended to.
OSTHEIM e. NICHOLS.
Burlington VT, Now 8, 1912. 2l-tf