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CREosnTE. - Creosote, so named from It's
great an,scplic power. which exceeds, perhaps
that of any other substance, has been long EN-
Moved to preserve animal matter from decay.
The only two ways which creoso'e is usually
applied for this purpose consists either in expo
sing the meat which we wish to preserve To the
smoke of burning wood, of which creosote is the
effective constituent, or else IN inmerslng u
for short time in water containing few drops
of creosote. Articles Of food prepared by lther
of these methods may be kept for a long time
but both these methods of using the creosote
are attended with the inconvenience that the
food ACQUIRES the taste and smell peculiar to
smoked meat. This may be entirely avoided.
Durinr the past summer it struck me that per-
hans the vapors Of creosote might be found elii-
Gent The method adopted was the following
very simple one: | placed a small plate con-
taining a little creoso,e under each piece OF
meat as it hung suspended in the arder, and
covered both over with a cloth. The creosote
soon gave off vapors which formed on antlseptic
atmosphere around the meat, and kept it quite
fresh three or four DAYS longer than it would
otherwise have kept. If the plate is gently
heated before the creosotc is put into it, the va.
por arises more quickly, and if the additional
precaution is taken of suspending the meat in a
box or jar closed with lid, the beneficial effect
is no more dscerniblc. tried this process dur
ing the greater part of the summer with inva-
rable success and butcher, who tired 1t on
large scale, was equally convinced of its eff
cacy. The meat when cooked has not the
slightest smell or taste Of creosote. Another
advantage attending the use of the creosotc is,
its smell is so dsagreeabe to flies that it frees
lardcr from the presence of these noXous in
sects. The same quantity of creosote may be
used for weeks, but on being long exposed 10
the air it loses most of its smell, and is partly
changed into a species of rosn.-Dr. Stem
houses new mode of employing Creosote for
the preservation of meat and fish.
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SallcY Miners Esta1p.

WYE the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honora lie the Probate Cour, for the Dis.
rlc OF Chiitenden, commissioners to receive exam
inc and adjust the claims and demands of all persons
against the estate Of SALLY MINER. late Of Jer-
seyvlIle, in the County OF Jersey, and Slate # Hi
noS. deceased, Represented lnsoven', and also all
claims and demands exh bied in oisetl thcrc'o; and
six months from the day of the dare hereof Icing
allowed by SAID Court for iha, purpose, do there
fore hereby give notice, that will attend the
business Of orr appointment, al the Sore uf BEN
JAMIN FAlRCHlLD, IN Milton, in said district, on
the Fifteenth days of May and August next, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, on each cf said days.
Dated, tins Is day of Eel rrary, A. D., 1914.
ELtAIAR Al SIN, iCommis-
43w3 BENJAMIN FAlRCHlLD, { >ioner>.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.--MondavA April l.
nj ar i 4 q d.

In Jericho, Thursday Evening, April 4th, by the
Rev, II. d. lIopGE, Mr. HESRy J. BESHAM to Miss
MARY ASN STILES, all Of Jericho.
We can do no less than acknowledge rery beral
and grateful remembrance from the fair bride, on this
occasion; and, according to wont, we have made
n memorandum in our note book
in Guldhall March 81, joins MoNAp, Esq Of
Barnet, to sAEAH, daughter of Gen Seth Cushman
also Mr., JoHS NicnoLs of GuiIdhall, to BETsEy
daughter of ten. Seth Cushman.
In Bradford, March p, Col. WILLIAM BILLINGS
late Of Troy, and formerly of Montpelier, to Mrs
ELLEN SToDDABp, of B.
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John Pomcroy's Estate.

WE the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w tn Honora lc the Froba'e Courr Ter she Dis
trrl Of Chcn len, commissioners to receive, exam
inc an hast the c a> and demands OF all per, MS
agan.t lie T. tate OF JOHN PONIROY, la'e Bar
lng'on in ,al District, dccra Ell, r.nrr cnc1 in,ol
ven', and also "A ! claims and demand, cXh icl IN
off ct thereo aud TX months from the day of'hc dare
hereof, eng allowed Hy >aid Co,rI for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give noilce, that we will at
tend to he business Of uur appon ment ~ the Office
otJohn y. Puneroy. in Bnrlnsion, in sad street, on
the 6r>t Mo0day> of J lily and september next, al 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, on each Of said days.
Datci this 9 b day OF March A. d. 1914.
1ITHER LOOMS, 1r
PHlLO DoOIl1TIE, O0"''
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having any demands against The
n Burlington NJ II Company, are requested to pre-
sent them TOR aymen', the operal ions OF the Com
panv will lie brought to an immediate close by tn,
sale OF their property.
SIDNEY BARLOW, Agent for q. NJ Co.
Office of the Burlington Mil Co.
March. %, 1874.
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NEW BOOK!

A N Inquiry into the Ministerial Commission, by
n the Rev. Lloyd Windsor, rector OF Grace
Church, Lockporl, N. Y.-ConaInlng a Chapter on
APOSTOLIC Succession, and another on nIpcEsAS
EPIscoPAcr-lhe most approved work on these sub
jecls YET published I'd Edition, Enlarged and revised
Jnt received and for sale at
a HARRlNGTONS.
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

THE large and commodious Dwelling House, sit
i uaied on Pearl Street, now occupied by Mr..
Brnsmad and opposite Rev. Geo, q. Ingerso's.
Possession given LIST of Nav, For farther particulars
enquire Of NATHAN b. HAs"ELL:
kpul II, 1874 aeu
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Henry Fields Estate.

XTTE the subscribers, having leen appoin'c by the
w Honorable the Probate Count for the District
of Chiitenden, Commissioners 10 receive, examine
and adus, the claims and demands Of all person
in said District, decca cd, represented novent, an
also all claims demands exhibited in olise thereto; ;
and ,x months from the day Of The date hereof Icing
alowedhy said Court us that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice. that we will attend To the usncs,
of our appointment, AT the dwelling OF Laura Field
in Jericho, in said District, on the 1T Mondays OF
April and August next at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on each
of said days
Dated This 9th day of February, A. D., 1874.
NATHANIEL BLAcKMAN, ,,,,,,i, ;,,or.
LEMUEl. Bl.ACKMAN, Oo'"'''' 'o"'''
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WOOL! WOOL!!

INHE subscriber would respectfully inform the peo-
. Pile that he is prepared TO make wool into cloth
for all that wish TO favor him with their custom, viz
Plain Cloths, Cashmere and Flannel for the following
prices:
Plain Cloth, light mix coiors, % cents; Cashmere,
80 cents; Plain Cloth, dark mix full coors, 80
cents; Cashmere 81 cents, and FLANNEL delivered
white l6 cents per yard for cash. half of the cloth
when finished.
Also, Carding wool to rolls and dressing cloth.
THEODORE d. LYMAN.
North Ferrisburgh, March 18Th, lS4i. Al ms
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PETITION TO SILL, LAND.
In the matter IF Horace wheeler, Guardian

OF KOI1N NHccICT anu OtucIss
STATE or VERMONT, A T. a Probate Court
within and for the district OF Chitienien on the 26h
cay February, A. d. 1874, comes Horace Vince er,
If sad Burlington, who is guardian OF Rollin Wheel
er, Martha Wheeler, Laura Wheeler, John Joshua
Wheeler, Cornelia Wheeler, and Caroline Wheeler,
all of SAID Burlington, minor children of the said
Horace Wheeler, aud files in sad court his petition,
in writing, setting forth that each of said wards are
seized IN their own right in fee, as tenants in COM
mon, of one undivided forty fifth part of all the land,
and buldngsi thereon, situate! in Shcbnrn, in said
district which were devised by Joshua ham, late of
SAID Sheburn, deceased, tesate, 10 Martha I>ham,
late of SAID Shelburn, deceased Will she remained
his widow, being all the land lying south Of the east
and road passing the late dwelling house OF the
sad Joshua I>ham, deceased, and east OF the road
leading southerly from the school house to Nathan
Lakes and bounded sonhcrly by lands owned by ia
bez Kinney and ea>tcrly by the river La Plot and mill
pond at high water mark; that it won'd be condu-
Give the best interest OF said wards to have the
whole of their nere>, in said land sold and have the
proceeds of such sale put at interest, invested in
OF her real estate and praying laid court to licen'
the said guardian to sell the whole of said wards in
tere>l in sand land The purpose aid, agreea-
| hly to the statute in case made and provided.
WurPEupoN the conr, aora aid doth appoint the
fourth Wednesday of April 1914, for hearing and de-
Gliding said petition, at the Office Of the Register OF
said court, in SAID Burlington, at ten O'Clock IN The
forenoon and doth orer that all persons interested be
Motif, thereof by publication of this order, contain
ing the >ub>tanc,enl said petition, three weeks sue
ce>sivclv in the Burlington Free Press. newspaper
printed in said l'urlington the last of which pnlca-
tions to lie previous 10 sad fourth wednesday OF april
| 1914.
| Given under my hand AT said Burlington, this Goth
day Of February, A. ID. 1874.
A VIZ WIN WESTON, Register.
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SINGlNG.-We are glad to see from the
papers that the locos retain enough of good
temper to attempt bit Of singing on their
ov' hook. This is better than snarlng al
Wing Songs.
n. 3. II is highly proper for us 10 add,
tha, this singing was in honor of Gen. jack
son. Nothing ,hYm"S with Buren but ruin,
and its siorkinplv bad at that.
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The Yozoo (Miss.) Wing paper is out
against Texas in a very able article. We
doubt whether the move in favor Of Texas,
in the Son'h, is not mere political one
Gin. Gazette.
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LUMBER AND WIFE,

IN nOn FEET Of one inch common White
IO,COO Pine BOARDS >ulalI lie for almost
any e having Teen seasoned for Two years
Also, 100 bushels of English Red Chat Bald
WliEAT->upcror arc'e for seed For sale bv
Wmoo>ki Fails. GEORGE EpGCINliE
Burlington, April 3 1871. A w4+
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TN! MARX sITS.

Albany, April 6.-There is not much doing to- day.
The asking price for Gcncsee Flour is Sis We
hear Of small sale of Oats at SIC. Corn is held at
81 SIC. There is not much doing in Seed, A sale
ola lot Of white marrow-lat Peas was made n, ST.
they were not in very good order. Butter and Cheese
no change.
NEW lORK.-REMARKs-Our river navigation is
entirely free, and want only the canal be open
ed to have the chain Of intercourse complete. We are
now in the midst of our spring trade, and among all
branches of business thee appears TO be than
fair business dong.-Tho Stocks are abundant and
the assofment~ good. large portion of the sales
arefr cash. Orr merchants generally are extending
their credits but no, in the wild manner as formerly
Six and eigh months is the common time, and if ex.
tended to twelve IT is rare business. The credit:
given last year have turned ont to be good merchants
have paid up we'll The country seems TO be in a
sound and improving state.
BRIGHTON MARKET.--Mondav April I.
At Market 270 Beef Cattle, 20 pairs Working Ok
en-, 300 Sheep, and 1850 Swine.
Prices -Beer CaHic-Prices have further advnn
ced We quote extra at IS 30 Il s. Is First quall,,
81 q S. 80; second quality "a 80 s.; third quality
81 n 81 so.
IVorking Oren-SaIes AT 49, so, 90 and $50.
.Sieep-Fr 81 IS To si25.
Snine-Lots to peddIe SC for Sows, and &c for bar
rows. Large barrows 4, and SC; at retail from 81
to7c.
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NEW BOOKS At 4. EDWARDS
CASH STORE

TTARPER'S ILLUMINATED BIBLE, No.2
IL HoPklN's Lei iERS.-Tnr NOVELTIES WHICH
DISTURB ouR PEAcE.-Lelier> addressed to the Blsh-
OPS, Clergy and i,any Of The Protestant Episcopal
Church. BY JOHN HENRY HOPKINS d. ID.
bishop oithe Diocese Of Vermont. Paper So bound
62! cents.
r. Par ! and 2 Price ,wen'y,dve cents, of RELl-
GlON IN AMERICA, by DR ROBERT BAIRD. Reli-
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no!lces of the tnevangecal Denominations iy DR..
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| SERMONS, Bearing on Sui iccts Of the Day, by
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THE SACRED ORDER, and OFFICES of EPIs.
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with re 'omnendalory Preface by Emily Marshall -
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Martin ChuzzleWit. By Boz No. g.
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! The tnlOved One by Mrs.. Holland new SUNNY
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BlackwOOd's Ma gazine for March.
| April 4. A
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DISSOLUTION.
TO RENT.

IRON the fr-t of May, convenient HOUSE, for
l large family or for two small families, with
Barn. Woo lhouse and Tia rlen
Also several Rooms in new Brick House with
wood house. &c., all situated hetv cen the Conr'
House Square and the Lake. Appvto
Burlington, April s, "A AS III II. MAYO.2l
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VIM. Kilburn's Estate--Pcttion TO sell Land.
STATE OF vERMONT,I AT a session Of the

VIM. Kilburn's Estate--Pctition To sell Land.
STATE O. or cssneo p9o acc. o"ur ct l
at Burlington within and for said d,trc, ofChu'en-
den on the second "wednesday of March, A. ID. 1874.
comes Ann hurn, execu,rX of the last viii and les
lament OF William Killburn, late OF said Burlington,
decea sed, and files in said court her petun in writ
ing setting forth that TN. said William died seized
and possessed ofhe following DESERT ed tract or par
Gel Of land situate in said Burlington, VIZ. about one
eighth of an acre OF land on the sou,h side Of Main
Stree, with dwelling house thereon, bounded west
by Nathan b. HasWeIl's land, hene the anne land and
dwelling house occupied by the sad WI'iain. previ-
ouslv to and at the time Of his death that SAID land
Is incumbered with mortgage eXecu'ed by the sad
William IN his hfetime 10 phio Doolitile to secure
the paymenl Of five bundled dollars, aud The Interest
thereon, which real..s unpaid, that the debts allow
ed by the commissioners against the e>iae OF the
said William are S62 90 exclusive of said mortgage
that the expenses OF administering aid estate not
less than eighty dollars; that the Inventory of the
personal estate consisting of household furniture,
amounts 10 sl2i24, lharihe personal e.ta,e i nsi-
cient for the payment of thedehts due from ad estate
and the expenses of administration and thai Il will he
10 sell real estate for that purpose that said
real &c ,taie so situated that pat Off cannot he sold
without injury to those interested IN the remainder,
and praying said court 10 grant her license to sell The
whole OF said real estate agreeahy TO the statute IN
such case made and provided.
Whereupop the court afore aid, doth appoint the
second "Wednesday of April, 1874, for hearing and e.
deciding on said petition, al the Office q" the Register
of said court, in SAID Burlington, al len O'Clock IN the
forenoon and doth order that all persons inlere ted
be notified thereof by publication of this ord.r con
tanning the substance of said petition, three weeks
s,ccessivey in the Burlington Free Pres neNspa-
per prinlein said Burlington the last Of which pub
calions TO be previous 10 said second Wednesday ct
April 1874.
Given under my hand at said Burlington this 18th
day of March, 1874.
Jaws WIN. WESTON, Register
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IN BANKRUPTCY,
ENGLISH GRAMMAR.

nNEACHERS are invited to call at Harrin@lon'>
l. and examine SWEETS Grammar OF the En-
e>h Language.
basis OF Murray, and has already leen nlrol ce into
such schools as " Kiml,al Union Academy" and The
"Norwich University" certificates from the Primer
pals Of which may be seen hy ho>ewho are interest
ed. The first edition having been exhausted within
year from the time ofii> first publication, the tu-
thor has spent much time IN revising and enIarglna H.
and the Publisher offers the edition, with the con
fdence that whenever it Is examined, 1t will cap
proved. II contains more matter than any Other
Grammar in use
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SELECT sCn0OL FOR Girls = BOYS.
TNHt first term of this School vii. commence on
i the Sd Monday Of The present mohh
TUiTIoS--S3 90.
Sch Rooms over II Mayo's store, west size of
the tquarc J. NJ. BUELL., Teacher
Burlington, March llth, lS,t II #
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ENSEIES An eIlC.

THE sul srrll er has ac'ei a. AGENT for the .Enn
L Issuance Company OF Hartford Connecticut for
more than twenty years pa>t and continues 10 insure
against losses by fire. and all kinds oihuillune> and
personal property, and will reeve applications al
III, Office in Burlington, and Immediately issue PoIcc>
for that purpose al as low rates If premium, as any
priyae company can lord. The I'm doubted re- ,pul
i'ility of This Company, ns,res >air'y IT, the IN
rel and their prompt, honorable, al d lll eral cour
in the aIlu,men, and payment Of losses will lie at
tested by all with whom they have hal occasion io
do hr,inc>s. WIN. \. GRlSWOLD, AGENT.
Burlington, March |, 1874. 40 #
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY Court.
October Term, l943
Darid French,

Darid French, CHITTENDEN COUNTY CouRT.
Peter O,ren : October Term, l943
andh his Trustee
Patrick Nash.
WHEREAS, at the October Term of this Court,
w A. u. 1S43, David French Of Ws,on in said
County, filed his declaration with The Clerk thereof
against Peer Owen, now a resident OF ST. Johns, in
the Province of Canada, late of llne>hurgh in said
County, and Patrick Nash, Of Vergennes, in the
Count, of Addison, Trustee OF SAID Owen, declaring
on note, dated June 8 h, 1912, payable to said
French order, in one year from dae, for five hun
bred dollars and the SAID French having appeared
in his proper person, and ii not appearing TO said
Court that the said Owen had had personal notice of
The tendency OF said sn;
Therefore, il is ordered by The Conrl that the said
lie continued TO the next term thereof and that
the Clerk be erected % pm Il,h the sl stance OF sad
declaration in the Free Pres. newspaper printed at
Burlington, in said County, three weeks succe. sivelv
The last of said publications to lie twenty days before
the next term OF >ald Court.
+. A. STANSBURY, Dep: Clerk.
Burlington March 23i, lSi4 43 VIZ
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WRiGElT'S
INDIAN VEG kTAELE PILLS; OR
INDIAN PURCATINE.

'FIIOCGH many med zines have teen before tho
public for much longer period than WRlGHT's
ISDIAN NEGrTABLE Pills, yet none stands now in
HIGHER EEPrTE, or ha> more rapidly aftaineda firm
huiI upon popular estimation. The THou-ANPs ihSt
nave used them throughout the 'engh AMI read,h Of
he Republic, all ear cheerful testimony TO their
HOrough efficacy and mild operation when employed
in the most distressing disorders which he is heir
to-"
The theory Of disease on which wa;snr'> IsprAx
VEGETABLE Pills are founded, i 'hl>, VIZ: that there
is only one primary cause Of all the disorders M0t
aNicthe human family, anirhnl l>corronr hnmor>i
or, IN other word - IwpuritYof Blood. Thu prnci
pie j. now 30 generally aimn,e, that may in fact
,ad To lie sustained y an universally of opinion,
the few discovers constituting hut q very fee lie mi
nury. I l. useless therefore 10 discuss the sound
ness OF t'ii> Theory in lhi> place and cunuexlon.
Tue o.E DISEASE PRINCIPLE Gag admitted, the
mode of ata.li pro'e-.el Hv all practitioners ecum,s
tie ,amc-nlmely, pprgaiion. BIT many of the So
called specifies now ! eure the public, produce only
one form OF Purga'ion; they are el'her Sr'orlfc
Ca harr, ID 'rei ar EXpe"oran Urights Indian
Vegetable PNs oml inc al thee properties and ne
therefore cacuateio ar'ack the elenrnt> OF disease
~ all points, and by barmon,uI> and cominer upe-
ration TO eNpcl it radically from the system. Their
Get i a'mo-t mag cal, and i no les astonishing for
midue,> than IS efficacy Bon Sc.reS. and all
ages may employ them according 10 The direction,
without fear for Whe they certain 10 cure oil dis
cases that are remedial, they nerer infrl an INJURY
upon the system.
The perfect sariy Of the ne lriae ia another all,
iauort1ai yuuliiy and one which has conrilured
more rLal any thing else 10 lis eriension and popu.
iariiy.
MA 1s1rd his medicine commends itself strength
10 tie putr0nGge Of he public, and is use bids fair
10 become before ioHg, almost pnirerSal.
CAUTION.
The citizens Of New Enean are respectfully in-
formed thai in con eluence ct the great popularity
which Wrjgl'> Indian Ncgea lePll> have earnell,Y
their ASTONISHING goodness, a Gang of Counrerieters
are now ndn>trlnl>.y eagaged m pa'mi On ,he M,
su>perting, ra'ucless and perhaps dangerous med,
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RED CEDAR POSTS,
FOR SALE

nR COBB'S REPLY To the speeches of Mr..
~ Adams, on Temperance and Licenses is now in
press and will soon appear. no doubt will be read
with great interest.
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10000 POUNrS frs, quality SAIERATUS in
Casks Barrels and Half Barrels, for sale ow by
FOLLETT BRADLEY e. Co.
Old Dock, Dec. II, 1913 2S
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FASHIONS.

'TNHE American Reports for the Spring and Sum-
L mer Fashions, have just been received lv
scissors l,dlng'S, A. DAWSON
Church ST., Burlington, April -, IA. As If
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ON CONSIGNMENT.

CIV VONSIU NUENT.
nNE CASE OF BROADClOTHS, consistins OF
" Black, Blue, and Mixed for ,ale l,y the piece, by
FOLLfTT, BRADLEY s. Go, Agents
Old Dock, Feb. 90, 1871.
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NOTICE,

- cer,lfies that have given my SON NATHAN
L MI Err his time to act and trade for himself
ana shall claim none Of his wages nor pay any
debts OF his contracting after this date
ANDREW MINER IT,
Brntt|eboro', Vt, March 20, 1914 diva
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OF THE NoRTu Aar2lcAN COLLEGE OF HEALrH>
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year 1910 ty william Wright, in the CLERK, Oliicc o,
he District Court Of the Eastern District ofPennsy-
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