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PRICE l2t CENTS
ST. A DozEN-$l0 A GRo
LIST OF AGEN
CITY AGENTS. Alban'
j. Z. Wadleigh, 459 Broadway wiz
corner Grand Schen
J Kelly, 2t7 Broadway Stat.
!. Axiord, 1868 bowery Eartfo
Dug 81 re-. Is Ch.mhers St Agel
"A; Rogers y Co. l07 West Troy
b Dad way New
II Green, t9ts Fulton street, Peri
brookiyn Norwl
hHina, Dalton, 1863 York st. New
brooklyn. Newal
AGENTS OUT OF THE CITY. stree
boston-keddlhs * 90. No 8 Syract
State street selle
bsItimore-Dr. Reed, corner POUCH
Cay and Saratoga streets New
buhd'o-Thos. l.. Hawks Morris
Columbus, Ga.-Carter and New
STOCKTON Provid
'adeiph'r-surgess x lie f2 "
Der, 3 Ledger Buildings rittsfi,
ter.
u Persons throughout the Unit.
Agency of this Popular Medicine, will
above. Agents are wanted In every cit
ed States and Can IA
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Inc following Is iin OF the agents for the Herald
where subscriptions will be received and number
are found for sale regularly
Il
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Drug Store, 1872 Broa ay, corner of
John 81. Also-Swayne epsciu fer Gout and Rheumatism
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''hE WHOLE WORLD should knew ft that DR. Jaypes
Efptet9f"n certain cure Tor asthma, and that for
coughs colds conssmpt whoopng cough Group Lroucb
us aud every other disease Of the ,ure
poduce he most decided benefit IL by ,hou
sands VINO have tired II, aud all that
without eny .,cepon for all pulmonary diseases have
every other means have failed " ''
only by Dr. yyse 20 South Third st. PHILADELPHIA
and Va 800 Broadway, New YORK Price 81 per bottle.
m IN " - 'N'''S'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-12-29

In ST. Pnuls'Chufch, Burlington on the evening OF
the 25th inst by the RI Rev. Bishop HopRins MI
VERNON HARRrNoroS to Miss SOPHIA folLETT iiAR-
Mon.
In ST. Paul's Church. Burlington, Dec. 70, by The
RI Rev. Bishop Hopkins Mr. JAMES w. BidrLow, of
Montpelier TO Miss SOPHIA L. MARKHAM, of this vii
lagc
In ESSEX, on the 2ls, ns,.by the Rev. Thomas
Browning ofR,chmond, Mr. LUXE WHITE, of Sa,a,o-
On Springs n. Y to Miss MARY l.. DELANo of the
former place, daughter of James II. Deano, Esq
In Chazy, N. Y. on the 23d inst. by the Rev. Mr..
Townsend, A. +. SToSE Esq of Charlotte W. to Miss
CHARLOTTE a. BROMLEY, of Beekmanown N. Y.
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A CARD.

Mr.. EDIToR, Allow me through your nanor 10 re-
turn thanks 10 those who have aided me on nv form
visits; and should any now e d>ro>el 10 as,,., in
~tendlng nseol Lr owledge 10 the de,titute IN Cana
"a weir donation may lie 10 the care Of the Rev
mr. Converse or TO the Book Store Of Mr.. Hunting.
ION, VINO have engaged 10 zee them forwarded.
The object above stated has leen recommended, -,
Christians Of dierent denominations 10 ENGLAND and
the United Staies, well as in Canada. Tb,, man,
may be disposed TO assist this design i, The PRAYER
7 OSGOOD, Agent oCae
Friendly Union Of Montreal
Burlington, Dec, 81, ls43
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ID i q ii o

In Wlllison on the Esd inst. Deac. Rurus CHAPLIN,
aged 73 years.
In Orwell on the 18th inst. Ira SMITH Esq late
President Of the Orwell Bank
In Jericho, on the 9TH inst at the residence Of his
brother n-law Daniel Douglass in consequence OF
falling into a we'll, ANDREW MESSENGER, aged 81
years. Printers in N. York, Ohio, and Illinois are
requested to notice.
At Black Rock, n. Y. on the 10th ult SARAH
WHITE, sister of Benjamin Fisk, of Burlington, agec
So years. Printers in Montpelier are requested
In Shelburn, VT on the 2ith inst. MARGARE Mel
son, wife ofChristopher C. Farrell, native of Ayr
/ shire, Scotland and formerly of Montreal.
| Montreal papers are requested, &c.
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TO THE TO BLlC.

w. he undersigned certify, that at ST. Al
Yon the "a I.y Of November, 1913,
- ssround in PLATT'S PORTABLE
' , MILL, fitted up in tina, place, ten
oushe's peas and oats, and done in the hes,
manner, within 30 minutes; and we further
certify that we believe the said Mill capable
of performing all the grinding usually done
in Grst Min equal to any mill in this state,
by one run of stones.
And we further state that said mill ground
eight bushels and half of corn, Zine mcal)
in an honr, without being in the least heated
d. S. PAYNE, Miller.
RALPH LAsELL,
JAMES LAMsoN, Witnesses.
r. A. HURLBUT, "
NOBLE Squire,
PRESSON CIRCUIT,
Proprietor and owner for Vermont Of the
above Patent.
Burlington Falls, Dec, 1913.
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nlGi.ES, TESTAMENTS & PRAYER BOON
ID more than one hundred varieties of lrnl Ing by
29w2 4. EDWARDS.
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MONTPELIER. Dec. Collins, We regret
TO learn that the village Of Ihetiord' w. mas
Usen visited by very severe fire for me place
The s,uro, out.buldngs and goods OF Or Ken
drick--ihe dwelling house, barn and sheus o.
Lowell Carey, Esq, and the law Office OF ADIJan
Howard jr Esq, were on Monday eTe"l,'g ."s,
consumed by ire All insured By the Orange
=. Mutual in the sum of four thousand dol lars
This loss 10 tho company, which has not been
verv long in operation, ia quite heavy Watch
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-12-29

Daniel Richardson's Estate.
STATE or NERMONT, rENHE Pro bate Court
Chii'cnden To persons nrcrncl in the estate of
DANIEL RICHARDSON, late Of Wesford IN SAID
District deceased, GREETING
WurRrA>, Sally Richardson admi"i,;;,.',N OF me
= i. y, Iuo-,,H,I0n and present their account
"t, .,,iI estate for examination and allowance at
~ ',',' ot the Coun OF Prubae 10 e holden at the
Reo, w." Once in Darlington on the second Wedne,-
dav Of January next.
IuERrronE, Yon are henby nofiel to appear be-
fore sad court al the nmcNnd place aforesaid. aud
shew cause If an, Won have,why The accom-, 1iore-
SAID >huld not lie allowed.
Given under my han At Bhmgion this 18th day
Of Deem cr, \. D., ISIS
29w3 WIN. VISION. Pegister.
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quaok not o'housnnd miles from ~ NJ "su""y
traced all ihe 6sascs Of his patients 10 the use u
Mareury and presybed specific which he had IN
vented as The remedy Al young man in perfect health,
TO umuse himself calleHene day and asked the learn
ed Dr. if he could tell hN the nature Of his d case
and prescibc n remedy. VIE Dr.. entered into
minute detail of symptoms, ai'ss'aed the whole was
the effect of MIrcury -addinsN suppose you have
taken large quantities oft The !vng man answer
ed, No, no, as know of. But sayNlhe Dr. it must
be, for there is in your system anaN can sec it in
vour face. Said the youth, don't knox how it got
, asn when 10, siet says the Dr1 Nothing sae for
nsvsr WINS sick in my life nor took particle Or med
ens of any kind The Dr. for nonI" tn w"y how ho~
pus'd finally he exclaimed guess rhaa E1' ycs
i, happened, you eaten freely OIL VY' ,bcn
suid tho youth. Well, that must be me way ii'n
they pu. Ungucntum the calves, ana It s'n'u IN
'"e" S's'e'' Com.
to yours
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-12-29

BnATrLEBoRo' Dec. %. FlRr--Wc learn
that the dwelling house Of Mr. Geo. w. New
comb of Putney, was destroyed by fire on Wed,
nesday of last week. The fire was discovered
at about . o'cloc1, =. N while Mr. Newcorb
and his wife wero abso"t a. meeting nart
of tho furniture. Sc. was saved. The house
was insured in the County Mutual Insurance
e. to the amount of 8 1856 Mr. N. was burnt
out about six years ago, near the place Of his
recent fire.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-12-29
William Bushes ! state.

STATE OF VERMONT, Theion. the Probate
DISTRICT OF Chil,cnden, -. ) Gov for he District
OF Chrlen len: To all persons confirmed in the e..
tate OF VIM. Bu>he, late 4 undcghi IN ,aid Di,-r,c,
,vi p, GREETING.
y, IN i,, "a aimlnl>irat9 of the Estate
administration, and prcscn, w. accom- a,, ~ - =
estate for examination and allowances, -' ~" y
the Court OF Probate TO lie huldenat ,bs sun, "
marv nav, vi '''e 'e'0'o 'ednelay Of Jam
THEREFORE,, Yor are hereby noiie 10 ,,,e,. No.
fore sad court at the time and place f)re.J n,,,
shew cause, If any Won have, why the acot ,ore'
sad shot Id not / e allowed "o'
Given under my hand at Burlington, III l,,,
of December, A. ID. 1913. Jay
90 WAI WESTON Rs\
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BRIGHTON r7ARKET.--Dec. ls, 1913.

BRIGHTON N7ARkEiT.--Dec. Is, lSi3'
AT Market, $50 Beef Cattle 1000 Sheep, and 30,
Swine.
PRicEs- Beef Cdnic-Frst quality 81 q 50 % I;
second quality 1915 q SioO-thrd quality $500 q
SAYS. Extra at $3.50 i,15.
BdrrcPing CdWe.-Wc quote Mess IS 1915 No. !
50 62!; No. ., 50.
.Stcep-Sma lots were sold fro" 75c to 81 30
Wcathers from l,50 TO S2,25.
.S,rino-Lois to peddc AT &c @ A! for sows ana 0
q Sc Ii for barrows Old hogs from Id to 81
At retail from a. to &C.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-12-29

| EdONS, Fresh Rai>ins Cnron. C"rrani., Nu,-
- meg. CT YES Cinnamon unt other spices (purc
gruunD for .alel 5. \. GAUT ~ Co.
rp. 81 80
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Huntington Eemaie Seminary,

The members oftne Corporation Of The Burlington
Female Seminary are notified to meet at the Hotel Of
.ohn Howard, on Monday evening, the Sh OF January
IA al O'Clock, for the election ofocers Of said Cor
poraon. GEO. B. SHAW Secretary
Dec. 29ih. 1913.
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NOT Lt 70.

THE Board Of appeals for the 9th Regiment of the
l. Vermont Militia which was organ zed and com
menced lis session on the 9Th day of Dec 1913 is
still open and will hold u session for the rial nf srcI
cases rs may then be before ihcm ut Allen & Piats
office, N Burldgtoa, OH the l2h day of December.
l6i3 n, o'clac,, in the forenoon
HEnAN ALLEN, PresiGcn. QrMe Board.
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Musical Convention.

The Convention for the Improvement Of Sacred
Music, for which arrangements We're made al the
late meeting in E,>ex, will lie holden at Jericho
Centre on the second Tuesday Of January next, Che
9ih) at 10 O'clock A. NJ All the churs in the County
connected with said Convention, with other friends
and lovers Of good music respectfully invited 10
attend. The attendants on the convention upon then
arrival will please call a, the church where a com
mluee will he in readiness to receive them.
An Address on the .' Ieai of M1,i may lecxpec,-
ed J. K. CONVERSE, For the Com.
December 30, lsl3
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NOTICE.

THE Treasurer of the County Bible Socisty, has
i received full supply of common Bibles and
IesIamenis' for distribution. Has also for sale some
fine large Family Bibles, fine gilt Polygot do Pocket,
Tes,aments which will he sold at the Bible Socie,y
price. Those in want will do well TO call
Dec. :, 1913. III. w. CATLlN, Tr4osursy
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NOTICE.

S,ALNUN, MACKEREL, AND COD FISH, for
- salchy >. n. GAUI IL Co.
Pee. y. 50
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-12-29

LNRENCTl, English and American Beaver Broad
l and Pilot Cloth; Black and Fancy Merno Cas-.
Blue Black Satin Nestngs SILK and Wooden Nelye,
Do, Black Italian Alpaca and Fancy Handkerchief
Muhair Cravats, Satin and B0mbazne Stocks linn
Collars and Bosom7, sill. and Linn Pocket Hand.
Lorchcfs White, Black and Coored silk Glove
Black and Brown Merino Angola and various other
Gloves and M,tuls. Merno and Cotton S,,irts and
Drawers, Socks, Mcrino Hose, Cloak Cord and
'Iassois' Wooien Canes and Tppcts, Cloth, Velvet,
falcons Trimmings, A large assortment of The
above goods can be fouGiat Wv
LOVELY & SEYMOUR
Church Street, Burlington,
November 20, 1873 (
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CASH WANTED.
exchange for Live Gee,e Feathers al 42 cents
l. per ID. hy HENRY w. CATLIN
Dec. %, 1913. "a
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X EEVE GOODS

Az NAV iOhE.
SCGAt, Tea, and Colre, Of the lcst quali;v nj
~ kinds Of Spices, Cocoa Paste. Fig Paste French
Prepared Chocolate, Raisns in |, -. IA and l-3
Boxes, Sn ana do, Currants French Italian and
Chna different Preserves Of first rate quality Sar-
dimes. Pickles and French prepared Mustard
FRcNH CORDlALS the very finest ~ G Id ma.
sers, Anssete, Ras5orry, Creme de Chrome, Creme
de Rose Eean de noyeau, Eeau de vanille, Olive OIL
Walnut Caichup, Tnow, Sperm and Patent Candles
for Parties, Winter Strained best sperm OIL New Or
leans and the very best Sugar House Moasses. &c
French tognoc Brandy, Schildam Holland Gin, St
Crox Rum, Jamaica Rum, Scotch Whiskey, of the
most superior quality, Por; and Madeira Vine Rhe
nlsh Wine, for Medicines, Champaign in and Bot
ties aud Imported Cigars. An assortment Of DRY
GOODS, consisting IN Silks for dresses Bomhazincs
Alpaca. PLAIN and Figured Alpine, Shusane Velyets
PLAIN and Figured Mousln de Lame Cashmere and
other very rich Shnwls, FrlnreS and Gimps, Lnd les
premium Kid Gloves Thread Laces, Cotton Edninns
Laces for capes. very good assortment Of Ca
Goes The very best Gen,emen's liandkerchiers
Ne>tIngs, dc. &c The undersigned beg respectful
" the inhabitants of Burlington and vicinity, 10 hon
them with call as they will find as cheap and Glura-
BILE goods a, at any other Store
NJ. OSTHEIM & Co.
Burlington, Dec. 6, 1913. 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-12-29
PILES! PILES!

I FIT The afflicted remember that, they have Rem
~ edy in the Genuine Hays Liniment. Dozens
and dozeus have been sold IN this vicinity within the
pact Two yesra ,rs,ilylnc 10 is etliconcy,a,
80 PECK & SPEARS.
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Eeorrc Peterson,

NpDIyN CtCTSDH,
~ now on nand nnu ~ saY., tV~D --.'.-'-
/ I C0ursc Western Gnl 81. bes Salt
200 Barrcs Fine do do,
l5c Sacks Fine Dairy DO do,
$50 barrels Superlne Flour,
200 Sacks fresh Ground Plas'e'
20 Barrels H.c;ory ,uts, 81,
Ticrces North Shore Salmon,
Roxcs Fresh Lemons,
20 Whole, IL ! and II Boxes fresh Rasins,
Also, Fresh Kegs do do,
Soft Shell Almonds, Ptilberl,, Peaconus, Pea Nr'.,
Citran Curanco Ilocuin together with one of " .
LARGEST assortments of DRY GOODS GRO kER
and GROCERIES he ever had The pleasure of of
ing 10 the public. in short all you have 10 DO TO Hni
any article is TO call al Po'orsons, where it may b.
found of as good quality and OF as Iowa price as .
any other Establishment in Burlington
Nov % lSi3 70
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A N EISV YEAR.
Criminal ReYnOlds' Estate.

STATE or VERMONT ATa Probate Court
D'trci OF Granl Isle, s.. a holden a, my dwell.
ing hn'e IN North Hero IN said district on The u h
day of Ieceml er \. y. 1913 an instrument prport-
NJ 10 be the last w and Testament Of GRlNDAL
KEY NOLDS, late of Grand Isle, in said DISTRICT de-
ceased was presented To ald Court here for Pfoa,c
med.
THEREFORE II Is ordered, by said Court, that pub
lie nocc e given TO all persons concerned herein 10
appear ielure sam Cour', al a session. 'hereofto ! e
holden at my sad dwelling house. on the 10Th dav
II Jan airy next, AT one o'clock, p. NJ, aud ron,e /
lhe Probate OF said will il they zee capsr, And /, /.
further ordered that This order be published three
wee excessively in the burlington Free Pre-. a
newspaper printed AT Burlington, in this State The
last Of which pIl LEGATION shall lie previous to the day
aiore, a Il for hearing.
Given under my hand at North Hero, IN sail dis
uic this 18th day Of Decent er A. ID. 1913
80 JOEL ALLEN, Jtdge.
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STATE or TERNONT,l a T Pro ate
District Of Chitcnden, -. J IA Colr! held al
Burl glon within and Tor sail District OF thlt,en EN-
on the eleventh day of December, A. y. 1873, comes
Simeon w. Payne, administrator of the estate oil
Bella Chitcnden late Of Shclbrn in sand district, de-
ceased, and file in said court his petition in writing,
setting forth that the claim. allowed lv the conmls-
sIonerS against said estate amount to S2j3,2O; lhal
the personal c,a'e Of said deceased, a. nvcn oie',
amounted to &2l7,09, which has zen sold under an
order of said court and the proceeds OF such ae have
been expended in nayng the debts allowed against
said estate and the expenses Of administrations that
said administrator has settled his administration ac-
CONT in said couri, showing balance due him Of
S7S7 that there is balance If the claims against
said estate remaining unpaid, and that l. necessary
to sell the real estate Of The said deceased 10 the
amount Of forty dollars. or thcrCaboIs, for the pur-
pose OF paving the talarce Of claims against sald es-
taic and tie expenses Of administration, and pray
ing for license sell much Of the real estate as
may be neccs AIRY to pay said sum. NHEnEuroN,
the court aforesaid doth appoint the ,econd Hene,-
day Of January, 1874, for hearing and deciding on
said petition the Office If the Register Of laid court
| in said Burlington and doth ORDER that all persons
interested e notified thereof ~ pu location OF This
order, containing the substance OF said petition, three
weeks slIcce>>lvcy in the Burlington Free Press a
| newspaper printed in said Burlington, the last OF
which publications. 10 previous 10 the day appoint
ell a, alorea d for "a hearing.
Given nm Ter my hlnl Al ,ad Burlington, tie DAY
and year Gr,t allow. mentioned. IS
| VIM. WESTON, Register.
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NEW GOODS.
VI RS. LAMGWOR TYyv-

III AG t Ss,e rom NEW YORK a supply of
FASHIONABLE GOODS, for the season
consisting Of '
Mu5uN LAcEs, GIMPs, FRINaEs RIBBONS, LACE.
END ASn IDENTITY CoLLARs, &c, &c.
WINTER BoNNETs AND caps OF THE
MOST FASHIONABLE PATTERNS.
Burlington, Dee. H. 1913 2sw3
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C,rvrNerR-The following verses Wefc
addressed four years since, by one of our finest
scbollars. to an American artist, since cut OIL III
,bs brilliant and early promise of his genius
TO s. V. CLEyENGER.
Time, care and sickness bend the frame
Pack TO the dust from whencet came
The blooming cheek the sparkling eye,
In mournful ruins soon must lie.
The pride of form, the charm OF grace
Must fade away nor cave trace
They shall not fade for art can RAISE
A counterpart, which ne er decays;
Time care, and sickness strive IN VAN
The power of genius to restrain
Thou Cevenger, from llieess clay,
Canst mould what neer shall ade away
Fashion, in stone that cannot die,
The breathing liz and speaking eye
And. while frm nature sinks to dust,
Create the all but living bust , r,,,,,
Boston, 2lst Dec, 1889.
One of the finest works Of Cleycnger's chs
ell. is his statue of North American indlan.--
We have been shown drawing OF the mod
ell of his work; it is a noble figure, the attitude
commanding, and the expression LOFTY. lh'
statue, however, is in an unfinished state.
We have been told that a PROJECT is on foo
for causing it to be finished aud paced IN one
our public institutions. Powers, kindred ger
Jus, will undertake, we hear, to complete it ac
cording to the model Of the artist. We hop
to see the plan carried into eyecntion.--N.
Etc Posi-
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I5L,flI;,.
CAST STEEE AXES.

Sn dozen alhrop's Silver Steel Axes warranted,
~ 80 do Simmons Cnst do do DO,
IS do Brooks anil Browns do do, for
sale very low Nv = "
Old D1-l, De. Al, 1913. -
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STATE or VERMONT, 1.-THE llon.l The Probate
D>rIcl Of Chueuden :. i Court for The Di,trj.,,
OF Chilendcn To all persons concerned in thees
tate Of STEPHEN HoXSIE late of Milton, in said
d strict. deceased GRrEriNG.
Whereas the administrative, Of the Estate of said
W: sed, proposes 10 render an account of her adj
"''f ration, and present her account against said
sue u examination and allowance ut session OF
u'e on Of Probate, TO be holden at the office of the
az Mssisel said court in Burlington on the second
"glne. cay January, A. D. 1914.
| ON on ale hereby notified to appear be-
J.e salu eoui. the time and place aforesaid and
snJ sho" M, have, why the account acre-
Given under nv iaSIds d p, ,..c,
Nof december, A. l54s; burlington "'' VI" DAY
27"s oHARLEs RUSSELL, J.a,..
D's'Tcl Of chiiicaIen. 9 vTnE Hon. III.
within and for The District Of prol ate Court
Glen ,ioySiEs Ie,ao 1r ,,d IN he esa,e ofsrE
ceased. Sa'u District de-
Whereas Tirzah Hoxsic, Admins,
a'e Of sad deceased ha, male an,s FIX ct the 6
Court, ocxend the time Hunted toI FnnJ'lon 10 this
OF :he u,is and setting The e,roto "Nns payment
aud the 'eronl Wednesday ofJan1arv ,oo"nlary lei4
signed ur hearing m the premises, otb,. ~ eng a.
Register o lh. Court, and il having beco ove o. the
NOTICE thereof be gwen, w PIT shngl d,usrel mat
week, ,ucs,' syey IN ihs Burlington Fr'o Zee thrco
news paper ntel at burlington, lefreGs tin NC, a
] ell r. hrarlr! N 'A'
Therefore, ro1 are herahy\no,ifeI 10 ao-.,-
fore al Coun, at the Time am place ar,rr.aV e
and here 10 mike o objection, az yon have 'nen
,ahtme OF payment Icing 'urihescx-nGei a, a5 ne
salt
Gwen under ny hsaI Al Burling'', thi, Oh Gay q
''''' w. ~ VIM. wEsro; R,g f'ss
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-12-29
EVENING SCHOOL.

nor the pnrpo>e Of iordug Mechanics, Appren-
L tees, ahl other, who deprived Of The prvi-
lege ufaitrniu day-school> an OPT urunv OF I'M
proving Themselves in knowledge, the I'M er> lgncd
proposes TO star, an Evening School IN the village,
10 lie held 1--WE evenings IN each week, IN the Brick
School House ON Cailn's Lane.
Terms for each scholar for II weeks 81 90; each
scholar lcina required 10 find his own light. Tho.c
wishing 20 ener the school can leave Their anieS at
this Office, aud meet ne Tic.day eyent 9, Jan.
81, at the above mentioned place.
H. o. HOUGHrON.
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CLOCKS

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Zaoy Zebra and other case, . ny & box snSs
clock d, any price. however lew or hisl are nvcl
to look I. our winter assortment, winch randy
diminishing 10 make room for more Go" WOOD
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UPWARDS and WARRANTED.
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4 Largo assortment o. vafou, sizes, jus; receive
=. and for sale cheap '
LOVELY 4 SEYMOUR, Church s..
Nov. 90, 1913. GOT
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CASIINEHE, Imitation Ncrro, Ribyls fro'' '!
- pelyterc Alracra, Mou.clne de Lame, En- :
d. iorayan, Highland pad Sin aud Coit,i'
LOVELY G. SEYMOUR.
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LANDS ron SALE.

I00 MlTCHELL'S Geography and Atlas,
NV 100 Olnev's "
100 Muchcl's Primary Geography,
100 Burrei,'> Geography of the Heavens
100 Peter Parley'~ Geography,
300 Alams'> Arithmetic,
1900 Webster'> Spelling book,
100 Kirkham> Grammar,
100 FIRST and Second Glass Reader,
80 Third
SO Com>tocls Philosophy,
and most of the hooks used in Schools for sale hy
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III the Virtues and Attainmenrs of Rev d. WnrsI
.,,'vered before the Alumni of the L. V. NJ. A"n
100 30 For sale by V. HARRINGTON
HAL an aus i".r Novel, THE MYSTERIES
OFPAitlS, complete IN 10 mum t.,O. Il. ~ :.
Word tor sale by V. HARRINGTON
Dec. 2S. 1873.
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SELLING DEE Az 2-3 OF FORMER
PRIZES.
GNLOTHiNG and all kinls OF other articles, too
" numerous 10 mention.
c. BENNS Pearl street.
N. B.--Al kinds Of work done asi>nal.
December %. 1873