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NEW GOODS, AND BED Gty PRlCEsAT

NEW GOODS AND RED L l. u PRICEsAT
MART -
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
la WILLIAM 81 ORNER OF ANN 81.
SINGLE TR AL W convince any gentleman that there
"A the best value tbs changed spiendid
Dress Goats made from s2 70 $2o Pants from -
So; Vezts from S2,5J $40; and every other Gle DIE
line proporonaby low Got up in the beat style and I'll
warranted,
received large assortment of Fancy Summer u
smeres and Vestng. STYLE Please call and
before giving your orders.
Gentlemen furnishing their OWE Cloths &c. can have the
made and trimmed usual the best
prices-Deas Goats 81 to $780, Frock Goats SO PaaL
and Vests 81 80 to 81
Terms cash On delivery - -
jeG lmsrc MICHAEL +. MARTIN.
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DOUBLE AND SINGLE ACTION HARPS,
II II 1856 BROADWAY.
F. BROWNE bees call the attention of admirers Of
this delightful rument the large and CANT
meet # sps ne has for ,aest 1856 Roadway Thssraacy
tone gtEess OF touch and elegant ni Of hee Baps
aot be excel aud seldom equled They hay. all the
modern improvements of London and Prs AID European
prices. Warranted TO bear the test Of climate
ltarps repaired. J. T. BROWNE & CO.,
(Mahers from r.rd. Loudou, }
sS5 Broadway and IN Chambers street. N: Y.
Est blished 1910.
Just received few OF Bochsss last Book
ior he Harp Also tn- LOT Of SrKs jt25 lwhsltwsrc
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ATTEN7ION-SAVE YOUR MONEY!
DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS,
TN THE FINEST AND BEST STYLE, including a
Morocco Case or Frame. all for ONE DOLLAR: Apply
the Lafayette BaZar s Broadway and also 2s5 Broad
way third story front New York LADIES' and gentle
respectfully Invited call and the specimens
which warranted perfect and although cheap
cost OF So For the convenience Of Ladies' Por
traits will be taken by Lady.
German Apparatus, warranted imported, complete, $50 in
ciuding complete instruction.
French Plates Morocco Cases reduced prices Chemicals
Ltnses. all imported by
r. A. ARTAULT,
ma lmsrc Well known in this line Of business
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PARIS LIFE PILLS.

Ehltf - LIFE FILLS.
NEW LIrFHundreds who have kspt tsir beds for
~ have been speedily rviboia with Infusion of
blood and consequently life and by Of
PARIS Life HIS that their amongst their llow
who had his
the Of the great wonders OF this iracuons
Their Unsolicited estn0ny witnessed by Of heh
reputation bc Obtained OF agent of this highly priced
medicine.
Sold BY -' respectable Druggists in Flew York. in Boxes
Is and 81 ceAls " Wholesale b. the PiopristoTs,
IHO3 x BENrS & CO.,
No III Fntou street, up stairs
Spanish Pcrtusps'e Fnnee and German houses Informed
that PARIS Lno PIs pvt Wraqpes each OF Lose
vita Books, Aesuonias and ether corresponding
1ocuuents je6 ISseTc
Oh COhBlGJ to consulted conidentaIly his CT
" fee 10 Duane street doors iTon Chatn. Strange
,tiny informed that Dr. Cprb member OF tie
Unyesty OF the city OF New York. and that h has eyclu
sycy confined his practice roIn being general
certain CLASSES Of diseases (now eleven
Of New YoTpD which has entire attention The achs
>, medicine DO record greater a be foud
The Doctor the unfortunate The
OF tlicrcuTy, thousands Of victims Ren
few days removed entirely from tine system.
that udicousy treated by person legally quaed
aud not by pnteadrs ant quses as there are several OF then
the city PerSons soe with proraccd and nveterau
cs,ea need despair q being restored 70 health BY appyee
20 Dr. Corbu practice OF has established tt
doctors Tspatason ~ .kll and scapsenb sctnr. en-
certsn disea1e lis forros i7 3nSre
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OTyICe OF JryrERsoN Insurance CoaPANy,t
No. Is w all 81, opposite the Exchange. !
sHlb Company continues to nsufe Loss and DS
By Fire, goods and merchapdize and also
against loss inland vessels and their
DIRECTORS.
Thomas w. Thorne, Elisha Riggs.
Thomas 7. Woodruff, Arson Baker,
Is. X Robson, M. d., Joseph Drake,
Thompsen frce, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker, James h. Holmes.
John X. Davidsoa, John p Moore,
John II. Lee, James II. whiting,
Caleb T.. Tuns. WIN. X. Them,
Francis P. Sage, Thomas Morei,
John e.. Merritt, Eugepe BQKer.
GEO. r. HOPE. sssrstsIy MIN
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ID. WILHELM

IMPORTER Of French and German Fanv Article, and En-
boidegy wholesale and rrta having nv the sts,t
arrivals entirely and autifu sockI .onr OF
which never Dcfoe this count he Lreby m
pablo geaefal and the ladies thar
he will ,e the following articles the oasDe lerns
Asterias fer Embroidery consisting OF Nrssd Fiss
and Purse III X, Chenille Cansas faerns Peroted Pa <r:
every description of commenced and finish kDroidesy;
Chairs add Tables; Porcelain ohs4es. from te yIn.s
manu- Iactory, Ladies' eel Ornaments Bags, BotHss
Bracelets; Arthcial Flowers extremely 10 aie.:
tench Perfumes for the Toilets Note Paper China, Oil
ings &c nc importing all his goods, he Offers them 10
sellers than eyer before xoown S
Having Europe he Will fulfill orders o.
No 2y4 Broad way. New York.
js2 lpsec 81 fremont Row. Boston.
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SUMMER HATS.
THE CELEBRd TED GOSSA MER,
IMPROVED
WEIGHING FROM ~ OF. TO SO OF. PRICE $3.50
~ The celebraed SUMMER HAT, so highly popuin
mach improved They the Lie TEST MOSl
BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAPEST HAT for warm weather
heretofore In addition these qualities they
from the objectons TO which Paums eghorns, VIC
Liable, unaffected stSrms and their shape
equal the Beavers The style of trimming also
advantage being Of material which penpa
hair oils &C from striking through and the hat
Gcnemen who have WON them express their
o n other Hat for
The subscriber respectfully socts call examination
Of their
following the comparative weights of the principal
Summer Hats -
tirnins Gossaner... .zTox. to Skoz
LeKhoms ...4
Panama ..5Aax
Ordinary Black Hat. .....Skoz.
Aso large assortment of Panama other Summer Hats
v. GrNiN,
Hat and Cap Establishment,
mfs lmsrc ga Broadway, opposts vt Paul. Church
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"a RI kIE0. VIZ XXkS 49,
~ yte.ei tLss f,anisqs sss9Ia - 66y - 49,
i i. b - 's hrn and
Albert Pat<h. q Sstaslss, kntisn< Rsass N.ce es~Vs
Neapol,,aas and c.lpSsn sse "a ssss Raitffas.
will convince the public Of ~ fact ~
NBANespoan Lace -, oil superior o..,;tv-f,shios
able shapes to be had Ss Kings IL Divisioa stree q
81 piece. milo Pin . m
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Il T. MO V A l. .

X T. vi . d.
JAMES II. RCNDAGE, TAILOR having mnds
m. cement, with Messrs. Dubois & Mixer has removed
from No l35 Broadway, sSir TO thu occuped By
them, No Broadway adj Iining TnIiiy Church fad,
where he would b- happy 70 see his ends and Gus omes
IL. b aya' himself OF this opportunity thanks
for the very bsa share he haa heretofore
hopes by strict ateaon business continuance
o their fsv Nrs.
Genemen who particular about ths ht OF their pan,a
looms rely having them made e
this Establishment, NJ reduced pices. jess lv-m
TAKE NOIICE-The subscnber conpauss 10 practice
the THAI he has for the las, the
city New York. namely attend To branch OF sick
that the human natre subject TO- sgeh
losg standing and appear iseursbe Ne wishes
call him, and they shall the first medicine
aad attendance gratis Once NO. 81 hesde few doom
north from broadway. 3. HtINE, NJ. d..
jel1 tmsrr ,s~rAAp rhvsirian.
GOLD AND SILVER REFINER AND AssAYER OF
" METALS.-Bar Gold, Old Gold and Silver. Jewellers
md Silversmith'r sweepugs booEh By
A. BARNARD. Once Wall street.
Works AL Mercer 81.
Sne Gold. Rolled Silver Plating Bnss ssd Plated ke,s
Aiv ns hssF l.ts tru
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lY ORDER OF AARON vANDERPOEL. Justice Of
SHARON oPNINGi, PAVILION

Y. N
THIS spAciou House, hich Stree the improvements and
sdd mons made 10 II during the winter believed 10
one OF the most eommodious and comfortable Of
class OF hotels m ne sete ready for the reception Of
acc mnodae The AVID increasing people
ena me seasoG at Springs the have since
grsauy extended their premises, by annexng the
PAVILION an eLtrey building which embracrs twentysx
spacious apar ments besides making large additions and i'm
the lntenor and
Blinds have been add 10 the wndowsthe beautiful prone
maze goands front of the Pavilion have laid out and
a4tsiuiy planted with shrubs howers-the rooml
e oeen oVfhanad fuitute provided furnishing
warm bath No effort spar-d TO supply the
ueciencies OF past will
receive the visitors of e coming not TO
States 49, ~'~
To those who have heretofore Sharon Springs
.pesn TO say tha the qualities Of the ian anal,
the arsmed White sulphur Springs of Virgsia Except that
oy me concurrent testimony Of all medical
qutnted with both ne Sharon the potent
situated II elevated country the Pavilion
midst OF the mos picturesque scenery the Of New
YORK TT IN its Ell waited position hes the advantage of
eorions o the villages of Cherry Wiley Coopeo wn the
Oseso Lake other points equally interesting their
sesnsry ana Their history offer themselves hand
whilst Billiard and four pacioux Alleys
unproyded within or sement
VI the Whe sulphur w OF Sharon SplinRs.
sad Is not surpassed ~ any thing Of the KIND 10 me anSwn
and for the OF peas salt rheum
ouln. compliant bronchitis and general debility
By analysis made for the proprieton Of the Springs
Professor Reid OF YnrL he following results have been
Obtained from one gallon Of water
bicarbinat- OF Maguesa' "a grains.
sulphate of Magussia' ''....... 80. "a
Suiphate oil L line IS
EYdrolulphlie OF Magnesia and LIme..
Chloride OF Sodium and Magnesium 81
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90 LADIES, LOOK ar THls!! ~
~ JOHN EDMONSON, ~
TUSCAN .sLS,u AND AND, STRAW HAT MANUE4CTURER,
that hs mas commenced business the line z2al
S1Ia s d
.ilN Its and Trimming; Nsses and thdrens Summer
j. y eoaGd;aty hopes ffoa nj, long experience in the
iS,y Oh Hsi; ss%.fsy cleaned rfssssd
Uttered 70 the newest and mo.t fashionable style.
3, iioa LAcf HA .s; x
forms he pabs ,Ss he Is nov eas1ssd ~ waving Tie
Lsee quo u9etarins te Gsoys @s:t sonabis sna ee
qas patti os Of lace ma ep ~ ie rosi approved shapes
clean T. ns, as a'es a.; wi 9esss cal. and De con-
de oried oonneis ead viii b. sold Offer
ALsoa beautiful article OF uame style of goods suited
for moaraing and second mourning whoealo dealers be
& a an on oa al o and Tuscan
saM sts IN her vel Known sneIcr style of be.eniag by
ss sss and Press. or ol s @ s. dozen
AZ sIeeII-aI iF-.,aS Mseh ne Cor sale. is ,~-i.
p Tsi,S tssi. s9%
a a. 70 , Hl s. ss M
ss jas s1d a Si't
or Ladies aud sntemen; smb9ioerd " III dk aud sola
bS oii d.
sh. fSs He'd SI ,nS a Bs for in M
Brooches and Lar Rings. oil yariou, KIDS, &c
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
SHIPPING AGEN NoT,ct AT LIVERPOOL.
HAVING Withdrawn our Agency entirely from Mr"K,.
IL HARNpEr * 20 of Boston and N, Ycrs hereby
announce that Mnsas Ap.hs Co NJ Court STREET
Boston, and Wal street, York, horned
Agents fo- the Unei Sales a2d Csnaoa. who fully
powered TO act for Sh pripg aud Forwarding Aer
To the rerentos or Liverpool end the for
waIdpg Of the Part OF Englans, France &c Sc
oec.ey that he should pass through the hands OF cur
MEssRs ADAMS CO.,
No Wal strest New York Penn Avenue, Ws.ins1oa
No s5 Chestnut Street Philad No s5 Fourth ST ttscug
| Liverpool, Mayi 1894.
WILMER & SMITH take this opportunity OF stating TO
Merchant Brokers', Importers and Others resident In every
pert Of the Union that their Liverpool house pecuii.Iy
ces specie &C. passing through Liyerfoo Tor Boston New
York and all the other tes IN the United S'te' and Canad
PERSONAL ATTENTION ~ THE rkiNcrALs on all occa
sioas: - . .., -
ADAMS Co. by which all goods passing through their
Liverpool house for Aerca by the steam ships and
vessels w haze the mSedlats pupstua attep Of heir
said Agents, Mes,s Adams Co. Bo,toa aud New York.
and viii thereby be ee from delay and hish charies
They deem here 10 state that they
nexiou whatever With Mr. h. q Tuckerman, of Liverpool
wIILMER& SMITHS Is GLlsH EXPRESSES.
WILMER SMITH, win have for series OF years run
and from boGdOu with int la.
frequently ReriomAg the entire journey miles in
Their services for The safe aud rapid Of
umeats despehes specie no DIS bills, DEEDS &c which
Will De ai occasions oe mos eeliveeo ~ t Owl
mails 20 Lond ~. Mr.. EDW ARD WILMER who is no W
in prepared 70 afford information this
busnes be entrusted 10 his LiverSool establishment
jel3u
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Solid contents -. li9 grains.
Hydrosul phuric Acid Gas, or Sulphufetted
HI cub IN
The Springs within few hours ride of Albany Troy
Saratoga Schenectady aca &c accessible either from
Canaohare the Albany and Utica railroad where
coaches daily wait the arrival of the morning from Sche
nectady and Uuca to vsiters the Springs distance
4 about eight miles, arriving time for dinner by
Liberty Valley tgsnP by daily stages beisg about forty
New York in the evening boats for Albany
on Springs the next day in time for dinner
myl WamFec CLARK GARDNER.
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LEECHES! LEECHES!! LEECHES!!!
% 900 SWEDISH LEECHES, of superior quality
CO3OOO just per Sir Isaac Newton from Ham
burg, Tor sale at the lowest market price, by
u A. t. II. WITTE,
jeJ Im~ec 80 John street, New York
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VANILLA DEANS +. evh Dor I'd, Of sspenor QssliIl
for ice .rsam, Just rs>sy-d I'D for sale ehesP NAos
and retail, by JOHN e MORRlsOr.
D,aler 10 Drugs, Paints Oil. Dyew pgis.
js13 iwsra 0rocers Articles, &c, 1888 Grtenw O. su~
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PRIVATE SCHOOL
AT WN00SK| PARK.

(TwO MILES FROM BURi1SGTOS, VII
EOJlR additional Scholars will lie received into the
l. family of Rev. ZlNAS BLISS, at his pre.cnt re-
silcuce. The location is most favorable for health
and retirement, in the midst of region scarcely sur
passed in beauty and objects OF interest ly any spot
IN New England, and altogether such an one as the
true progress Of the scholar requires. These schol-
airs will lie under his own private care and instruction,
and may attend to all branches of study, or any one,
belonging TO a thorough edncatlon-his aim will be,
by a thorough discipline adapted TO the wants Of
each, Tin mathematics, languages, natural sciences,
physiology, Intellectual aud moral philosophy, SIc)
10 develope, as fully as possible, the capabilities with
which they are endowed by natlre4 Scholars con-
sidcrally advanced in study will 4, preferred, bu,
more especial Y those who wish 10 remain Tor two or
three years and pursue a thorough and systematic
course; and above all those who wish TO pursue
philosophical or theological studies, in which no
pans will lie spared TO enstrc their true and sllbstan-
tal progress. o,
Charges for board and tuition will vary from 5000
TO $3.50 per wear, according TO the condition and
studies of the scholar, aud the attention which he re-
qnires. The whole numler is not to exceed eight
Those OF either SEX will he received. Address through
Post Office al Burlington.
Vermont Chronicle please copy. &c.
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Eluathan Higbcc's Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT, }VTNHE Hon. the Pro-
District of Chiucnden, IS. bate Court for the
Distric, Of Chitionden To all persons concerned in
the estate of ELNATHAN HIGBEE, late Of Shell
burn, IN said District, deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS, I>aac HIehce, administrator Of the cS-
tate OF said deceased, proposes to render an account
of his administrator, and present his account against
said estate for examination and allowance at a ses-
sion of the Court OF Probate, 10 he holden al the Reg
listers office in Burlington, in said district, on the Sec
ond Wednesday otJuly, next.
THEREFORE,, You are hereby notified 10 appeal
before said court at the time and place aforesaid, ant
>hew cause, ifany you have, why the account alore
said should no, be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this 30th day o
May A. ID. 1911.
| w3 WIN. WESTON, Register.
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AIpheus Persons Estate.

District of Chiitcndcn, IS. Probate Court
for the District of Chittcnien To all psrsons con
ccrncd in the estate Of ALPHEUS PERSONS, late OF
Jericho, in said District, decea sed. GREETiSG.
WHEREAS, Reuben lockwood, administrator ofthc
estate Of said deceased. proposes 10 render an account
of his administration, and present his account against
said estate for examination and allowance nj a session
OF the Court of probate, 10 he holden a. the Registers
office in Burlington in SAID district on the third day Of
July next.
THEREFORE,, You are hereby notified 10 appear lc-
fore said court at the time and place aforesaid, and
shew cause, if any you have, why The account aiore-
SAID should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this llti day
Ct June, A. D.. 1914.
2w3 VIM. WESTON, Pegister.
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Leonard Hodges Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT, THE Hon. the Prola ale
District of ChIiendcn, IS. , l. Court for the Distric,
of thittcnden : II all persons concerned in the c>tat,
of Leonard Hodges, late Of Wlllistou, in said district
deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS, Sarah Hodges, ADMINISTRATIVE of the e..
tate OF said deceased, proposes To render an account
OF her administration, and present her account agains
said estate for examination and allowance at a seS'
sion oftle Court OF Probate, 10 be holden at the Eagl,
Hall, in said Willi,ton, on the lhrd Monday Of Jul,
next.
1HEREroRE, You are hereby notified to appear lie.
fore said court al the time and place aforesaid, anc
>hew cause, if any You have. why the account aiore.
sad should not re allowed.
Given under my hand AT Burlington this fourth da,
OF June, a. ID. 1874.
lw3 WIN. WESTON, REGISTER.
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A SONG FOR POLK.

AIR. Lucy Neal"
Away down south,
Behind a cotton bale,
/ looked, and saw poor JAMES X. Polk,
A sitting on a rail.
Oh! poor Jennie Is,
On! poor Jennie X,
Your cake will all be turned TO dough.
BY gallant HARRY CLAY.
Twice had he grabbed for office,
Away down in Tennessee
And twice had it escaped him
Just like the "Paddy's flea"
Oh! poor Jennie X, &c.
His friends to make him Governor,
Kept up a horrid din {;
But though he was a handsome man,
No coon would let him in.
Oh poor Jennie X, &c.
From that sad hour, up to this day,
He's not had any rest;
Although he worshipped at the shrine
Of"the greatest and the best"
Oh poor Jennie X, &c.
"Cheer up," said a sly possum,
"You yet will have your day
Well run you for our President,
Oh my poor Jennie r."
Oh poor Jennie X, &c.
~Oh no !" said Jennie, "that can't be-
There's no such luck for me !;
My lone, sad days will all be spent
Down here in Tennessee"
Oh poor Jennie X, &c.
uNo.sy .,;J D,,i,,, ,orn,,;,
"My telegraph says may!
For you will yet be fitted
Against old Henry Clay !"
Oh poor Jennie X, &c.
sThe possums down in Baltimore,
Hard pressed are for a man -
They know they are a used up crew,
If they run little Van"
Oh poor Jennie X, &c.
"Old Lewis Cass, some Of them think,
The strongest man will be-
While others say that Cass's name
Reads best without a c."
Oh poor Jennie X, &c.
ain this Dilemma sad and sore,
What can the possum do
Free Trade and Texas is their cry
AS It's Of Tyler too"
Oh! poor Jennie X, &c.
"Thus cornered and quite sick of strife,
! think ] hear them say
Run up run up the Dallas Gag
With that of Jennie X"
Oh! poor Jennie X, &c.
"Free Trade, Polk and Tera.
These shall our motto be
And when we sent that banner out
Wen see what we shall sce.''
Oh! poor Jennie X, &c.
= THAT Banners out, and 50 is this
\ F~RELINGHUYSEN and Harry CLAY"
CThen am a used up man ~
Cried out poor Jennie X.
{ Oh! poor Jennie X, &c.
And now my lads let's give d shout
: For our brave HENRY CAY -
WHO with our gallant Jersey blue,
Is sure to win the day
llurra for Harry Clay
nurra for Harry Clay -
lie stands by Yankee laborers-
= llurra lIurra !! for CLAY! G.. ID.
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TEMP FRANCE MEETING.

Mr.. Charles Church who has been l%ecturing
to over tdowing houses at Montpelier and else.
where, on the subject Of Washingtonlan Tenn
perance, will give a lecture at TIE Court House,
on this CFriday) evening, at s o'clock.
Mr.. Church is one Of the most effective and
popular lecturers that this noble cause car
boast. His style is peculiar and totally dife.
rent from that Of any other person we have
heard. He intersperses his lectures with ap
propriate songs, and his dramatic illustrations
Of his subject are so truthful and interesting, as
to call crowds to hear him wherever he lectures
We bespeak a full house, and we warrant ar
Interesting lecture.
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HARD WARE.

STRONGS d. Co. have received and offer 10 pur-
chasers a very general assortment Of II ARD
WARE, amongst whice may be found tie following
10 wit
Butts and Screws,
Norfolk and American LatchcS,
Che ; aud Window Blind Hinges,
Wire Check Springs,
Mor,ice Bell Crank>,
Curlcd Bell Springs,
Bel Cranks, House Bells,
Band, Tower, Flat spring, Square and Monkey
Tail Bolts,
Trunk and Chest Handles,
Garden Rakes, Fire Iron,, Bench Vices,
Brass Bi'tons on plates, Jaran'd do.
Screw Puliie-, IIa, aud CoatPin,,
Black Hooks and Hinges,
Shutter Screws, Stubs and Plates,
Pad Locks, Trunk do, Cupboard do, Til do,
Chest do.
Long slanked and Concave Augers,
Braces and Bus, Bcvrls,
Firmer Chi>el~, joiner,, Morlire and Soche, do.
Gougc~, Brass Dividers, Gimblct>,
Single and double Plane Irons,
Compass, Grating, Hand an Ripping Saws,
Knives and Forks, Carrers, Stctls, Butcher
Knives, Bread and Shoe Knives, PRUNING do
Pocket aud Pen do.
Taper files, NJ do. flat Bastard do. half round do
Horse Ra,ps, Brass Butts, Curtain ring, Tea bells
Tape Measures, Halter Chains, Sad Irons, Tail
or's do.
Brads, Table Spoons, Table Hinges,
Cutting N'ppers, Bead Anvil, Sash Fasteners
Cork sc;ews, Hand Vices, Trowcls,
Steel Yards, 50 to 100 lbs, Grid Iron, Sauce pans
Enamcl'd Maslin Kettle, Bellows Pipes,
Bel Keys, Copper Wire, Screw pul!ie., Axled u
Sash Rollers, Plate locks, Iron Squares, Stub do
Wood Saws and Frames,
Pewter Cocks, Bung lorcr,, Buiier tryers,
ScklcS, Cut Tacks, Frying pans,
! Rat Traps, Box and Ivory Rule,,
Toy Hoes, Ladies' do. Screw Drivers,
Mahogany Knobs, Strap Hammers, Carpet DO.
Screw Wrenches, Broad Hatchet>,
Singing do. Brass SIX inmer>,
Saw Sets, &c. &c. Al.o,
HEAVY HARDWARE.
Anvil>, Vice, Cast 5 eel, Plated aud Iron ahnyc'
and Spades, Dung Forks, Hay do. Gro Bars. Wro'
Nails, Trace Chains, Iron Wire, Bras, Keu lc>, &
Nav q. 1914. Il
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-06-28
joseph liners Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, }VVNHE Hon. the Pro-
Distric, of Chittenden, So. j. bate Court for the
District of Cnittenden. To all persons concerned in
the Estate Of Joseph Miner, late of Burlington in sait
District, deceased, GREETING.
Whereas, Elijah Herrick, one of the administrator:
of the estate of said deceased, hath made Application
for paying the debts against, and settling, said estal,
one year from the 18th day Of July, 1914, and the adj
ministratorS of said estate propose rendering an ac'
count of their administration and presenting their ad'
minlstration account against said estate for cXamina
ton and allowance.
WHEREuPoN, the court aforesaid doth appoint rh'
second "Wednesday OF July, 1874, for hearing and de
Gliding IN the premises, at the Registers office in Bur
lington in SAID district, and doth order that all person
interested lie notified thereof ly publication of this or
der, three weeks succcSsively, in the Burlington Ere
Press, a newspaper printed IN laid Burlington, tn
last of which publications. to be previous 10 the da
appointed aforesaid Tor hearing.
Given under my hand this Both dav Of Nav, 1914.
lw3 VIM. WESTON, Register.