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HoRAcE l.. NICHOLS,
ELL CuITrENDEN,
and RALrH LANpoN,
4.
DANIEL s. COLEMAN,
aud his Trustee
I..Ar & III.,I.
CHITTESpEN Co. Court.
May Term. 1874.

WHEREAS, At this term of said Court, Horace
w l., Nichols, Eli Chuleuden, and Ralph landnn
all Of Wlslon, IN laid County brought their action
against Daniel ;. Coleman, OF the same Wlston
and his Trustee, Isaac C. I>ham, declaring on a noic
dated January 1T, 1874, for Sl07 2S aud nere>,
payal le to the Plainiis or order on demand and
signed hy sad Coleman and it not appearing that
The laid Coleman has had personal notice OF the pen
dcncy Of this sult
Therefore, is ordered hv the Court that the,eajd
cause lie continued to ne next term thereof and that
SAID Coleman he notified thereof by publishing The
substance Of said declaration in the Free Pres,
newspaper published at Burlington, in >ad County
three weeks >ivev the last OF laid publication
10 he twenty days ciore the next term OF this Court
Z. A. SrANSBIRY, Dep. Cisrk
Burlington, Avg. %, lsii l2w3
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
Il. MOODI'S ESTATE.

THE subscriber, administrator of the estate Of
L Robert Moody, late of Burlington. deceased, will
sell nt public auction, Tuesday the LIST day Of Oc-
tobcr ccxt, nt Towards Hotel in said Burlington, at
one O'Clock p. NJ the following property belonging 10
sad estate, to wit
One thirty second part Of 10; No. 1919 in said Bur.
inqton. known a> the Sharp. shns lot, subject 10
lease thereof having vet about seven years TO the
nssep having the right at the expiration Of said lease
to deed thereof on payment of about one hundred
and seven dollars.
Also, the nncxpired term of said lease the rent re
served being ner cent nununlly said sum Of Sl07
Also pews No. AZ, 90 and half of No. 65 in the
Episcopal church in said Burlington.
Also, stall in the shed back Of said Church.
A'so Half of one pew in the brick church a, Win
noosk village in Colchester
Also, All the personal property remaining Of sait
Estate, together with the notes and accounts due sa'
estate, yet uncancelled. Terms cash.
GEO. B. SHAW.
Burlington, Sept. 1914. II
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LESSON IN GEoGRAruY.-Ata recent ex-
animation of District School. before the
School Committee, in the western part of
Massachusetts, the school mistress called up
a class Of little children, 6 or years old,
and examined them in geography as follows,
tho children all answering together, with
much prompIncss and spirit.
School Mistress. What is a mountain?
Children. A high elevation of land.
$. Have you ever seen mountain!
G. We have.
$. Where
G. There (all pointing with the Gnger).
- $. What is it called
g. Mount IIolyoke.
>. What other mountain have you seen?
&. There (all pointing again).
>. What mountain is that
&. Mount Tom.
s. What country do You live in?
G. United States of America.
S. Who was the first President of the
United States!
G. George Washington.
S. Was he good PRESIDENT
&. Very good.
S. Who is President now?
C.. John Tyler.
5. is he good President!
c. 1Hou shat not speak crH ofMe ru>
Ter ofhy people.
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POOR MANS PLASTER
OEF7CsIDF gIEAaIaEs
WITH JEWET1"S MEDICINES,
ESTABLISHED ny
Il n ~
JOJl.o r. GMTlIJNJF',


\ Thi, e>idcnre' ChampInln st., sw rod~ north
- @, Me~'r>. foIett " braHey' u rln@'on, VI.
'" ,c'' eI''a ~, ,',"s, ~. ~ ''. "
IT., , "' L., ,h ,h, n "'n
.lPl,,'' i IL 1 , -, "' ,a, ,L, H. @''i L
w. w., t h,, ,,,,j g., ii mo-, .i,,.,,r o,,1,,,
,'u, i' g. Ia It , de- ," ,h i"' rnori,
lou W. ~ ' ~ n'. ,i ' 49,, . , Luna, Wv. NV,
W a. .eW y Ell e." u, IT. I e., ,,,
Imn.d Dr. sinh jons no, he. i'a,e In ,ov-.and the
inftni w. Imn 'oeN ~" "a,u",e 10 uy , ,ne
,b,, no hn, elected some .rnal and mnot,ant t,res
even where the patcnis had cen given over bv other
ph..sic,an,; an therefore he feels conf lent that,
co ,lI he ca lei IN season. when the paen, j. ir>
,aken more frequently than he is, Il cure wurld be
m ,ch sooner c irrie and with far les expense AMI
suffering, for the SICK, than when they first employ
Other means I'll the pa lent j. nearly dead and then
call HIM. For in all cases since he has adopted the
use IF Jewe,j'> medicine. where he was thus called,
has the recorerv of the irk, hcrn 80 ,dnd A. almost
10 ind cc them and their friends to think bit line ,ras
he matter though TO all opncarancr they were a -.
sick as those who em? Nel o'her practice and soon
dicd; recES, aud perhaps. MONTHS in getting
M again, first having 10 al andon their Docior> med
lrine, entirely, ciure they cnill gam al all. IN"
fact is, wherever lrNe'r> renellc- lac lecn fairly
iriel and became fully Known, their entclal effects
in curing di,ea>c Of every type and FORM have cen
Acknowledged The mos shltal physicians and the
most critical oh ervcr~.
The following testimony, was al re sed TO Col.
Jcwcit y two hlahy Distinguished phy,rIan>, who
by their as-llnY tathirlnc-> and skill IN practice.
EN- almri them eve IN the memory, and a'ecilon>
OF many IN ih> pa'e, whohNel 10 employ them aht'
whO,thulgh dedd ye, >peat Hear them.
PuRIIHcToX, VT, Jan. ). 1886.
"CoI. JEwErT- Dear .SiI-l have rc.eive1 an II
real vour pamphlet with mach interest and am higll-
* pea eel with your plan of overcoming disca.e.-
You are truly carrying the prncille> of DIR. Jack
son aud Others, winch they have ably Advocated
| am confident that reform IN the practice OF me IL
cine i, ind spcn.aby ncre,arv.
JOHN POMEROY, NJ. D."
n.,
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NEW GOODS.

- NJ POPE has Just received n new supply Of
~. goods for the fall trade; among his arrornient
may lie foun Ca hmcre d Eco,sc, Chu>ans, lunetia>,
plain iigd. Alpaccas, pr MS Sc. &c. Also Rich VOL
len Velvet and other Ve,ngs for sale very cheap for
cash
Burlington, Sept G 1874 IA
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ELIAS LYMAN

4 MORRIS the Talits Of Burlington and vicinity,
u that NJ o them has left with him on sales for
cash hi entire assortment of rich and splendid Cash
mcre<Shaw>, anda Urge and leartll assortment of
silk Shavl>, among which are three elegant BLACK
six Shawl of Superior quality, which will be sold for
Ten Doll>r> each.
The above are olercl at rcd iced prices
Burlington, Strong'> Buildings, Sept. 1874. IA
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LYMAN BURGESS
cHITTESpES Co. COURT,
May Term, 1874.
JESSE p. tARrENpER.

}
"IEREAS, al his term of aid Court Lyman
w Blrge>-, Of Milton, in ,al County, brought
his action against Jesse p. Carpenter, ofPenn>vlva
mia, declaring assump>il for money pail, laid ont
aud expended aul demanding IN damages one hum
dre' dollars. And no, appearing that the sal Car
pcndcr has lad personal notice Of the tendency OF
this suit:
Therefore, is ordered by the Court that this cau,e
lie confined to the next term thereof, and that laid
Defendant lie notified Of tins suit ly Publishing The
substance of laid declaration in The Free Press,
newspaper published Al Burlington, in laid Comfy,
three weeks successfully, the last OF sad pub lca-
tons TO be twenty DAYS before the next term OF this
Court. +. 4. STANSBtRN, Dep Cierk.
b arlington, Aug, 30, lSii. l2w3
wnlrrlr srooNrH I c"ir1rsBrs Co. CopRr.
CHARLES II. SwIFT.\
w sad Comfy, AT this term ofihe Court. brought
ton, in laid Comfy declaring on a note dated 22l
with interest, payable TO the Panror order one year
from date for value received aud it not appearing
that the SAID Swift has had personal notice of the
l,endenry of this suit
Therefore 1t is ordered that the said cause Re con-
tnucd 10 The next term of this Court, and that The De-
tendan he notified thereof ly pul fishing the sub
stance OF laid declaration in the Free Pres, news
paper pnhIl>he in Burlington, in sand Comfy, three
weeks excessively, the last of said PM lcalons to
he twenty days before the next rcrm OF this Court,
T.. A. STANSBURY, Dep. Clerk
Burlington, Aug. 90 lS1i. I2w3
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ChittcndCn Co. Court,
May Tern, 1874.

XXIHEREAS, al this term of sa1 Cont, Eli Ina \.
w Woodruff Of Milton, N ,aid Comfy, brought
hi. action again,t john Morton James +. Morton
both of >arl Milton, and Judah II. An>wor'h, Of Me-
dina, IN the State OF Ohio declaring rromi> sorry
note dated 18Th Novem er, 1899, for * hundred Dol
IaiN and interest, PAYABLE TO Plaintiff order in one
year from date and ii no, appearing that ,h, said
Judah T. Aln>wor,h has had per- ona nolicc Of the
pcn'enrv Of jhi> SUIT:
Therefore, i lcrc that thi, "a .c be continued
to The next Term of thi- Cuur', and that sad An,-
worth e notified thereof ~ PIT fishing the >ul s'anlc
of said declaration in the Free Pre- :, "A newspaper
published at Burlington in sand Comfy three week
successfully the lal ut >ail pub rnun> TO lie twenty
days before the next Ttrm of this Court.
+. \. SrANSBuRY, Dep Ci-rk.
Burlington, Arg 20, ISL. l2w3
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EJV GOODS.

Flcriions over and now 10 business preparatory to
the coming Agricultural Fair 10 lie held the rs h Sep.
temlcr those wishing goods may lie supplied from
the new soc' lust received compr ing every variety
suited 10 the Fall ira e, and cheap for cash at
Sep. 2Sll IA HOWARDS.
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Chittendcn Co. Court,
May Term, lSii.
DAVID \. SMALIEY,

DANIELG. BARLOW and May Term, lSli.
Moan BaRLow.
WHEREAS, al the May Term Of this Conr, \.
w ID. 1913, David 4. Smacy, e Burlingtnn, in
aid Comfy, entered hi action in this Corr against
Daniel G. Barlow and Noah Barlow, both Of Ma.
chez, in The State Of Mississippi, declaring on pro-
mlssorv no'e dated a Natoh,z January lst, Is 10,
for 81 300 81, payable 10 joe Barlow or order one
day afer dare for vale received, winch note IN
lor'e To the plaintiffs and the ,aU Daniel G. aud
Noah not having appeared either ~ themselves or
heir Attorney aud it not lrng made to appear that
the sad Daniel q. and Noah have had personal no.
tcc oflhe pendency @. th> suit:
Therefore, il Is or Tered / the Court that the said
can.e he confined to the this Court and
h"' n" Defendants lie noiiied thereof ~ publishing
the substance of sad declaration IN the Free Press n
newspaper printed al 3 Tnglon, IN said Comfy
three weeks >mce>ively the last Of said publications
to be twenty day. before the next Term Of his Court.
f. STANSBURi, Dep. Clerk.
Burlington, aug. 90 1871. I2v3
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y & II. II. DOOllTTLl o Ter for sale very cheap,
l . Sill, and Cotton warp Alpaccas, bune,tas,
Casm res, RouneliaS, Semcnlrlans, and Nous. dc
LANES, list received from New York.
SEM A 1914 IA
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New Jewelry.
FIVE DDLLRS REWARD.

FfNAKEN from the public House of John Howard
d in q ulinGlon, on the 1h INST, a Blue Broadcotl
Ovcrc1at. The skirts were lined with small figured
linnps and had upon it figured velvet buttons. The
above reward will he gwen TO any person who will
give Information where the cont and the felou VINO
took it may be found JOHN HOWARD.
Purlinuion lilh Aug. lSii. II
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BRIGGS Pa TENT
FENCE MACHIN E..

kNOR turning Fence Pckets and other articles Of
l. wood OF cylindrical form.
The undersigned continue TO operate the above
Machinery at "Winoosk City," where they would
be happy TO furnish purchasers with some Of their
varieties Of Farm, garden or ornamental Fence
TT - '.,l nlsO "'"-i' ..-L- d..
the rod for those who wish.
Owing to the advantages which they derive in the
use of the above improvement, they are enabled to
afford neat and beautiful fence for yards and gar
dens, at much less expense than The same can be
got up for IN any other way, while FOR liiy it s
not eXceed by any IN common use. This valuable
improvement was first brought out in Western New
York, where il has gone into extensive and has
received the appreciation of the Mayor of the city Of
Buffalo, with many hundreds of the first agricul ur
lists and others in that part of the State also of Gov
Hubbard, Doct. JARVIS, Judge Churchill and many
others in New Hampshire. In fact wherever 1t has
been introduced il has Teen highly approved As a
Farm Fence 1t combines more advantages than any
other fence used Il can lie used ,okout posts,
and is therefore not affected by the freezing and
heavng of The ground 1t takes less lumber than
any other kind of fence is certain protection against
all kinds of cattle, i liable TO get Of repair,
cannot be botrn doicn, Is easily set up, taken down
and removed without injury
RPNo FARMER should be Without at least n suffi.
Gent quantity TO throw around his fields of grain
and stack yards
The undersigned refer with pleasure to Col Harry
Thomas, n. B. fIaswel, Esq, and Messrs. Bins-
maid and Brothers, Burlington Hon. DAVID Read
Colchester; Ralph L1ndon, Willison, and VIM
JNO N. DEWEY.
Ill., DEWEY.
ANY person wishing to engage in the above bust
ness in the counties of Franklin, Orleans Lnmolle
Washington Rutland, Bennington and Windham, IL
this State, any of he Eastern counties in the State
of New York, vii. p,snse apply as above.
JNO. N. DEWEY,
Agent for Paenlee.
Burlington, W., August, lSiit 10
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NATMANItL RLANKMAN,s lSTATE.

NATHANIEL BLAN N MANS ESTATE.
WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having lccn appon-
w ted by the Honorable The Pro ate Co ri for the
District Of Chlltend.n comwi>> uners 10 re eve eN-
anime and adjust the CLAIMS and demands of all urr-
icons, Against the estate Of NATHANIEL BLACK
MAN, late of Jericho, in said District derea ~, rep
resented in>olvenr, aud also all clam and dclna
exhibited IN o set thereto and six months from the
day OF the date thereof being allowed " sand court
for that purpose, we do therefore hereby ave no'r
hat we will attnI 10 the business ol or appointment
Al The dwelling Of the je .ea,rd N Jericho. N ,atl
District, On the fourth days OF O"o rr and Fee rlat,
next, al 10 oC'ock, A. NJ, ON each Il said day.
DalcI hi, 18th day OF August \. D. lSlt
JAMiN HAMILTON, &C.,. .-
IBEN LEE N'''''I' s>'onc'>
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SlH1HA GOODS.
BOWEN & DI'NAMEE.
16 WILLIAM STREET,
Ccnrucr of Hcavrr StrclI NrM.1nrE.

L.
~ 'H'H.'
tcorner OIL Beaver street Ne"-f orf'
p ESPECTFuILI announce that they have made
In eNilSIe al 10, me lIl inor, "ien
WI! .''",'. ,'', W -,''' ., '''"'
r'', ~ 'em'n,s we .n'r" .L''ts "
as "''"e' VIC i''s'''' s'"so''' 'o' ''e I"''
SILK AMI r,vCy cOOns
MI, 49, -:''i ~.
ihty nhEe aItaiV ItreNfu ny IllG ARMS s'eA'
ny we ntN' "cNels ''u .r,,.I :, an 'en. o'
we ",,s, m,'u NM nfni'n yves 81 Itncl' r'er
IN s noo I.' s,m1as of hr e. avb,at
u, ~ ~ h "','. u" '',e .1" eH,,,'.'rI
w. We ronsslny s,pp'n VIII ro'ele ".sorlllen,
nul''. 10 u'I s'c",s " we C"unu pu, TO present
.e "e".Ss ' '',s. dls.r"oe r ny suItu 10 'hc
wy " "'"S ;? L I'uu in, eocN VIII oe
composed Il" part OF Ihe IoHow'na nF'cIes' VIZ
DRESS GOODS.
SILKS in every variety, CONSISTING of Italian Lus-
rngs' h,nck ana hlne'hlack "i"> de Suisse Gross de
hhine, pam ana striped lspahnns eros De ROYALS,
srlnrh ana hHnren 'ros de Naples fekn silks, eros
and sp"d Pon de- Sos. r"h %,c S S'Ge 5 9 d
France, black, bue-back. and chanaeabIe stripe and
figured eros Alrques, plain and figured Satlns, &c.
&c. &c
CASHMERE d'ECOSSE, of latest Paris POM
PADOtR STYLES.
PARIS MOI SELlNE de LANES, entire new
desians and vnrnns qI1res.
CkNph d,okitNT' for Evening dresses--the
most splendid article ever Offered
CllUSANS, TlESANS, ALPACCAS, BON.
pH%'iNr'' "r'>N'i MIN - &C
Aso various new styles of D'ess Goods, which will
he strictly confined 10 their own trade The whole
presenting an assortment it is believed, which cam
not be surpassed in this or any other market.
SuAWI.S
.-.c., ~, - >.
eonss,lna OIL plch nnn'e'on' oiomon ron De Sole'
~ u 'lI"i nt"cn9', "; also snlehulI bfo'he'
'nshniere f'hhfoderrd Me,'HI'' hnhvlr PLAN prln-
.tn am e,,,pro"e'Tu NonSG'le dc Lame ana lhlh''
onnW'Ti nrt'Io' In'i hv,Nue'e' ah' various new
II'yIeS moo,'en Sha"is' aso very fch CASHMERE
Long Sha"s'
r,,I;sb r.o,oh '4 -, r,,,,,
Enelsn, f!ehch, ana herman Thread Laces and
tdgngs. Also Lise' Hulpnre Ashbui,on and other
sN's 'ow p''o',u r"e,nes ana 'hteS h"sin lrim'
"'ngs' SWISS NUNS hsnop Lawns. BOOK, Cnmbrlc
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Powder ElaSkS.

Gaps, Percussion Pills, for pruning, Cap boxes,
" Pistols, Pistol Flasks Powder Horns, Sho, lags
DC BRINSMAID g. BROTHERS..
Aug. 80 IA 81
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Metal Pitchers and Bowls.
FreeZerS.
Fishing Rods.

A FEW more, some in canes, and some not il
n ,ane>,-aIso hooks, line, sinkers, &c.
BRINSMAID & BROTHERS.
Aug. 20 IA IL
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mrs. mars .

4 CASE "Alvords' Mo.e,hn Hats, Iu,t re = 80
L for sale lv : W. POPE
June II, "A.
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.losEpE MARSH
CuIrTESprS Co. CouR1'
May Term, 1914.

M HEREAS, al this term of aid Court, Joseph
w Marsh, OF Hne>hurgh, brought his action
against josiah Steele and William A. Bills, It the
same Hines urgh, declaring in ump>it with the
common counts and whereas il appears 10 the Corr
iha, the sand William A. Bills has not had per>o nal
notice of the penenrv Of this SUIT:
Therefore, j. ordered that this ca',.c e confined
80 The next term # tins Court, and that the Substance
Of sal declaration e prl ,hed in the Free Press, a
new paper pull>hcd Al BlrlnGton in ,aIi County,
three wrs> ,u"cr>ivcly the last Of ,aid publications
10 lie twenty days before The next term of This Court.
J.. \. S'rANSBURY. Dep. Cierk.
rurl'n n, Aug. 20 lsii. l2v3
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NEW TAILORING EST1BLISH.
MENI.
i A NJ L.

XXTOuLD respectfully inform the citizens Of Bur
w lngton and public generally, tina, he has aiken
the establishment recently occupied by CHARLES
BENNS, where he will cxerile all orders in the
TAILORING BUSINESS
the shortest notice. aud ma sl,e not 10 be srIrpa,
ed From several wears experience in the business he
feels confident OF n>urng general satisfaction.
CUTTING
done for others to make up all times and warranted
10 fl, if properly made up.
Church->t, Aug, lS14. l2u
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4 FULL assortment of hc1uli'ul Re- c.v,o' l'...i
n Hair Brushes, Infant liri,hrs Tooth, N ..
Comb brushes, Cuihe, aud Shoe u,he> Floor OIL
Hearth Brushes, scrIhlIug aud lrsh Brush n
unto Bru,h he, tine comb cleaners, OF several -
broom Brn-he-, Gu>, anil crunl bru, h,,-in rH
almost every KIND ct brush IN use tor man and ar.
We have them for hfN>hlng horse, cohe~, .a
hoes Ne, for >crlbhlng and cleaning huus.. T
hats, for tales, aud for most uses.
Also the very best and finest ivory Combs 1t
horn, wood, ira, 5, and German silver Com s hi.
received BRlNSMAID n BROTHE.~
Aug. S0h, ~. +.
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ARAD MEnRiI

------- -
AFRAID MERRILL, CmIrTESpEN o. CouRr
Z. OF CuASCERY.
WESLEY HAzrrToN. >
IopIS tyler, aud MAY Term 1874.
.IoSAruAN NoYEs.
WHEREAS, Al this Term of said Court, Arad Mer-
w rll, OF Colchester in sail County. fled his hl
setting forth ihn, Wesley Iaz'con Of Essex, in sa d
County, on the 18th Of December, 1872, eng IN
dcci the ora or in the sun Of iG2 dollars so cents
specified in note hearing late on that day. for the
said sun and ineres pavabc 10 the orator or orler
m one wear from date in order to secure the pa mcnt
thereof executed and delivered 10 ,ai1 orator deed Of
the following premises in said Essex, 10 wit AN
the land on Lots No. 90 aud 1917 which Samuel IIa-
zetun late of Essex dcrea ell conveyed 10 said Yves
lev uazcton lv his will, containing al ont one hun
Dire and twenty acres and to .ald will as recorded in
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STATE OF VERMONT,
Chjtienden County SIS.

May Term, 1874.

lim. u. liHHSOH.
\\THiltEAS, al Ills Term of ,ald Court. Stephen
w Sharp, of Co'chr.er, in >ald icnn'y, entered
his suit aElms Hiram Beam Of North Liberty. IN the
Sncuf Michigan. and John w. We verand VILLAIN
tel August ) h, 1913 AMI It rot appearing 10 the
Court that sai Bean has had personal notice Of the
pen icncy OF this >uui:
Therefore it is orlcre by the Court that The sal
the substance o SAID declaration be- pm 1.-The IN the
Free Pres, newspaper printed in burlington, in
sal Com'v three w"rlS >yc'c' syelv the last OF
al publications 10 be twenty days cure the next
Term OF this Co1rt.
f. \. STANsBURr Dep. Citrk
Burlington, Az. 19th 1871. l2w3
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IMMEDIATE RELIEF!

IRON Diarrhpa Dy>entery, Summer Complaint,
Il &c. &c. (Which are common al this time Of the
season. may he had by the use of Jayne'> Carnina-
tive at PECK a. SPEARS.
July II, lS4i.
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VX1ETllE SUBSCRIBERS, having lecn appoint
w ely the Hon. the PROBATE Court for the dslrlc,
of Chiienlcn, commissioned receive examine and
adjust the claims AID dcn1nf> oi all pcr.o AGAIN i
the estate OF LUTHER LOO rs, laic Of Burlington
in said District, deceased, represented nsolven, ana
also all claims and demands txhllncd IN oisci there
10 aud SIX months from the day OF the date hereof,
Icing allowed by said Court ur that purpose, we do
therefore hereby give holicr, hat we will attend to
the business Of orr appointment, at the Pearl Street
Hone Burlington in SAID >trr', on the 2l>t DAYS
OF January aud February nest at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
on each of sal DAYS.
Dated this DIST dov Of Aur,,, A. D. 1874.
ALVAN FOOTE, Commits
i3w3 SIDNEY BARLOW, soncrs.
ALLEBASI'S MEDICINES.
TNHE above Medicines haze lerome popular,
L where they have lecom known, that, to n'ee'
The demand, the proprietor las adopted The plan OF
multiplying the Agencies, fur shng each Agent with
Il neat chest, containing
THE BLACK OR AIlbasi'sO SALvE,
ALI.EBASPS HEALTH PILLS.
ALLE}AsTS TOOTIFACHE DROPS.
ALLEBASTS POOR MANS PLASTER.
A NUM- or Of Agencies are IOw established IN tht'
village, frn shd Above. together with pamphlets
for general dtribnton, settiig forth the virtue. OF
| the Medicines aud containing certificates from hl2h'l
respectful lie persons. Of d the many cures they
have effected. Families aud individuals are invited
to send and yet pamphlet, and read, and il they
have occasion, try the Medicine. which are warrant,
ed to do all that is claimed 10 them.
The Agents for Burlington are VIM. IL. Curtis
Henry HYDE g. Co, Geo. Peterson, n. w. Gage
Harry Bradley IIagar d Arthur, and PECK q
SPEAR, Apothecaries and Druggists, general Agent
who will also supply County dealers at wholesale
| on the same terms with the proprietor in New York
b nngion, Aug. &c h. 1914
LYMAN w. GILBERT, Proprietor,
Is 4w" GA Fulton Street, New Iork.
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SI'RA YED

IRON the enclosure of the subscriber, on Friday,
L the 23i nit. large lioht red Cow she has n
short tail and is a little lame in fore leg. ANY in
formation in regard 10 her whereabouts. will he duly
rewarded. HENRY MAYO.
Burlington, Sept. G. 1914. liwe,
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MILK PANS.

tn boz. Earihan Milk pans, for sale hv
~ S. NJ. POPE.
Sept 6 1911 IA
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BOARDING HOUSE..

TIME subscriber would respectfully inform the pub
lie that he still continue, to keep a boarding
House, on Nam Street. few rods from The Court.
House Square and Post Office, in the house formerly
occupied iy Geo, b. Shaw, Esq, and that he ac-
commo late a few more hoarders on as reasonable
terms as can lie obtained esewheie.
WARREN SlBLY.
Burlington, Vt, Aug z, 1874. I0f