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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-11-08
IL. PATTERSON

XN7OULD respectfully inform his customers and
w the pul lie hat he has Just received from New
York Fall and Winter fashions, and all those iivoring
him with their patronage may rely on having their
work done on the loves, terms and IN the neates,
style. ALSO
Garments cleaned, and emitting done on the shortest
notice and warranted al his shop On the New Road,
two doors north OF H. Whtney's shop. iSf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-11-08
LAND AZ AUCTION.

VA ILL be sold al public vendle to the highest
w bidder, at the Massachusetts Shoe Store. on
Church ST. Burlington, on Friday, Nov. 5 at o.
clock, p NJ all the. land in the town of Huntington
vi. belonging to the Of the late Richard Bur-
ling, Of Purchase Westminster Co. n. Y, consisting
of five lots of 100 each and lot of 30 acres,
described a. follows Lot H. 100 acres, north of the
first minister lot corners on Daniel Blanchard; No
1873, 100 acres, north of Charles Bowlrs; No. l55,
100 acres of Charles Bowles; No. zoe, 30 acres
south of Camefs Hump; No. l72, 100 acres, joining
Thomas Whitcomh's east of lot li9 IN Bolton; No
222 los acres south corner of old charter. En-
qure of Chester Ingrahan,, Essex, W. and VIM. P
Briggs, Burlington. JOHN KEESE
Nov 2 IA 8 wa Agent for Executors.
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NEW GOODS.

NE w GOODo.
en- e. H. II. DOOl.ITrLE have inst received a
y. large AMI general supply OF Fall and Winter
Goods among which, are
American, French and English Broadcloihs and Cas-
simere., Beaver Cloths, with good assortment OIL
trimmings to match.
A new and splenIei style Of Calicoes, Cashmeres
Alpaccas, Roumelias Selnendr as.
A large supply U BIeachei and brown Cotons
Cotton arm, Wicking, Carpet War;, Waddng and
Cotton Bats.
They have on hand the test Of
Hvson, Tyson Skin TEAS
N Young Hyson and Ponchong
Porto Rico, SUGARS.
Loaf and
Powdered
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Gloves, Nulmess.
q g., and co''Hrs'
no ,hean 23N6
Nov. 6, le4i.
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LOVELY ~ SEYMOUR.

4 RE now receiving from New York, the largest a
n surtment Of Dry Goods which they have ever
had TIE pleasure OF o..erinS to the puhlic
ALSO,
they have received large addition TO their stock OIL
Crockery and Glass Ware Looking Glasses, Carre-
ting and Oh Cloths. Also, a good assortment OF Dry
Groceries, all OF which are offered for sale cheap
the cheapest. %
Church St, Nov. 8, 1871.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-11-08
M taken IN nv a vessel, or that he crossed

ing taken up by vessel, or that he crossed
over to the main land.
Yesterday morning. Oh opening the cell OF
Elder, at the Jail, he was found dead. having
committed suicide in the night by hanging him
self We learn that he had invested his i'll
gotten gars in stock and treasury notes, the
certificates Of which were found on his person,
when he was arrested, and that these, with the
money found in the room of Burgess, at Ma
liant, make up the sum received by them, except
about three thousand dollars, which has unques-
tonably been spent, Boston Alias.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-11-08
TO Merchants and Pedlers

To Merchants and Pedlers.
FHNHE subscriber has on hard
d 5000 Wehsier's Spelling Books
1000 Adams New Arithmetic,
100 Key to do do (for 'Teachers)
500 Emerson's First Class Reader, .
500 o. second 81"
500 q third "
500 Porer's Rhetorical Reader.
100 MtchelPs Geography and Alias,
100 Il Primary for children.
900 Smiths Grammar
100 SWEETS I" Gust putli>hed)
SO Parev's First and Second Book of History,
100 Saunders Spelling Books,
100 National
100 North American Ct
100 Coibrns' Arithmetic,
BESIDE, all the different varles of School Books use'
in This state and the state OF New Iorae<uch as Die
tonarieS Histories, Geography of The Heavens dc.
which he Is bound to sell as cheap the cheapest
and in order to make it easy for the purchaser.
will ia Paper Rag in payment for any OF the above
books if offered in The course Of two or three weeks
from This time, and the highest price paid for them.
So send in your Rtgs and buy 80 II boos for The win
ter schools. V. HARklNuiON.
burlington, Nov. |, 1914 %
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VENDUE ADJOURNED.

THE Sale Of the House and Lot belonging to the
l. Estate of LOUIS DERVlLLIE, deceased viii
take place nj Prouty's late Towards Hoiel on the
lIh day of November next at o'clock, T.. NJ,
WIN. A. GRlSWOLD, admir-.
Oct. 81 1914. 23w3
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VARIETY STORE,

whilst we do not exnect to have every thing that
calle1 for, would say that assortment is bet
Ter than ever we nave added many new af,lcies new
e, @ o III In 1;I io,, nn lo,or han ev
er sold in town.
@Mr77rH- 81 ra7 A e.z1r-7z1
LAOOlM1GIN[ WfN &A0S10So
We would particularly invite all who wish TO hnv the
ses; large and small sizes with one or two Plates to
look a, our assortment we believe we have the most
extensive and the rery cheapest
TEA AND COFFEE POTS.
Ten po,s for rev, shlincs In this line we sh,ll Of
for Tea pots Cnndlesticks. Lonns Guns, Snool
Stands Casters and other Britannia Metal; Brass
and Plated Goods very cheap, purchasers may make
saving by looking at ours before they buy
wv aJGl9ss VS .6,,,, S q a@Wg-ayo
oa anu olvet =, WI, ne ore,eu u. Jeay
lTm p a,,J' cnu,Inno, piys ps and Prooch"s
viii be iound very ntnciiye. Gold and Stone Brace
lets of very pretty styles, Also Halr Bracelets with
Gold clasps and snaps; A great variety oi stone
Sm"s Cnss nv, unos ,d H., GoiJ i'e Whninss;
ond Knys If v,r;nus nn,tprns area, vorie,v Of
Ia eyS o vat1 oS bor ,d g[s' variety Oh
yE'E, GOODS.
bgau'I lot Of Jet bqsom1 Pins Rings Bracelets
HAIR PINS, dc.
Gold and Silver. Gilt Jet and Iron Hair Pins Head
trimming Head and Neck dresses, Boquet holders,dc.
GOLD PENS.
..,-I,--,.,,
a lie" doheh at "ho'eSu'e anu 'e''''
CLOCKS.
200 f,ho very hest " Gcromes'" and "Terry and An
drew's" Brass Clocks in finest G Mahogany Ca
SEES warranted of the hest onaity made sud by the
box or single very low
CANES
. ro,, ,,1 s,,e,d;d IA, IF Canoe If all not,erns
C,n"ts I"nry, and s;lyar Had. T'oaded Ue,ds
S,ynrJ canos ST. Enrnias for t;anes bv ,be Jo,en'
'"o'a O't, sCKyy 1I" E ~ RHJtSyEs 'e oOA''
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-11-08

CARLOS &. BACHELDER would respect
~ fully inform the citizens of Burlington and the
adjoining towns that he will engage his services the
coming season as Teacher of VALUES, Spanish dan
ces Quadrllies and Contra Dances in the latest and
most fashionable styles on reasonable terms.
He will also furnish the best, latest and most i'm
proved music for Balls, Cotllon Parties, &C., &c. at
the shortest notice.
Having taken lessons of Mr. Geo. Saunders, q well
known teacher of Dancing, from whom he received
the following recommendation, he feels confident OF
being able to give the best satisfaction to ali who may
wish for his services 1t will be by Mr. Saunders
certificate that he has given up the business this sea
son to Mr.. Bachelor, whom he recommends as wor-
thy of the patronage of his friends.
Burlington April, 25lh 1874
This is to certify that Mr.. Carlos Bachelor, the
hearer Of this letter has been under my instructions
both as Vionst and Teacher of dancing. l there
fore Recommend him to all who may be in want o
his services a. being fully competent Volinist ant
Teacher of Dancing and Wazipg. Also US a youn.
gentleman of moral and steady habits and one whC
may be relied upon with perfect safety by all will
whom he may chance 10 meet also give up tn
business 10 him the coming season.
Most respectfully TO whom II may concern,
GEO. SAUNDERS, Violinst
And Professor of Waiting and Dancing. 2ow6
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THE QUESTION SETTLED.

THE OUESTION SETTLfcD.
A MONG the multitude Of medicines and scure
~ ais which are daily paned OF npon the nn,uS-
pecting, people ofen get disappointed, that they
hardly know what to lelieyc when a really invaua.
BILE medicine is first introduced into he community.
The medicine which we now bring before the pub
lie is compound not invented in dav, IL the ma
turing of years of reflection, on all diseases which
nave tendency toward, CoNsuMPTIoN Complaints
of the lungs chest, and liver, seem to ari,e from
vaia lie climate, most dangerous to the invalid, and
tho C of naturally weak Constitutions.
DIR. Larbor's Vegetable Lnngwort
s of the most extraordinary nature in lis operations
upon the system. 1t takes hold Of the complaint al
once and no matter how long the pulmonary con-
sumpve patient has Leon suffering, /! the condition
of the lungs is such to be abs olutev ncrale,
the I,ungwori will eradicate every symptom OF dis
ease from the body restoring il "a in 10
life For this reason, people who have pulmonary
complaints should carefully select that remedy at
first which will cure, if there can be cure. The
ILungwor will do this, ifiealih is 10 lie restored: and
the proprietor hestates not 10 lay il Is the safest
me lcne IN the world for hose trout lei with COUGHS
and COLDS, BRONCHITIS, wnooPiNG couch. ASTHMA,
MIGHT swEATs, BLEEDING AT THE LUNGS, OPPRESSION
on CHEST, DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING, AfFEc-
TroSs OF THE LIVER, and pulmonary complaints Of
every ind.
We have not room to PM ,l the numerous ceriif-
Gates OF cures, ut all are referred to mcllca pam
phct to be had gratis of any ofth. Agents.
C. }. ROO 'EVELT, Sole Proprietor,
81 Broadway. Al any.
For sale by PECK & SPEAR, Apoihecaries
AM Druggists, Burlington, Vt. ly2l
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David Lewis Estate.

Iamoile District, s.. i en- al John on within
and for SAID district on the 23 day Of October, A. ID.
1914.
LYDIA LEWIS, Administrative on the estate oil
David Lewis, lite Of Cant ridge, in said district, de-
cea cd presents her admins ra,ion account Tor settle
meni.
WHEREupoN il is ordered that the same lie referred
10 u Probate Court to e holden nj The Inn ct w. ).
Mccch in Cambridge on the Ali Monday OF November
d. 1874 for examination a nj allowance, and thai
all concerned be notified hereofhy the publication OF
this order in the Burlington Free Press, printed al
Burlington in Chiicnded Coruy, three weeks success
slvelv elore said time of heanne that they may APP
pear if they zee Cause and oil ieri thereto.
By the Court. c. LYNDE Jr., Register
22w3
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CrockcrY

ENHIs day received, at the Massachusetts Boot
and Shoe Store, 2 doors abo"e Lovely & Sey-
mour's, supply of Boots and Shoes, Of all
kinds usually worn in the country. consisting of
Gents coarse boots, Cali pegged and fine sewed Boots.
Boys boots and Gents and hoy's hrogans; Gents
velvet slippers and calf pumpsi Ladies CATERS and
hnlf Gairers Buskins, slippers, and Toilet shoes i
Misses and chdren's Bootces and shoes Women's
lace Boots; Gents R1bbers Ladies' Rubbers, plain
lined and mrbound, which will be sold low for cash
or good pay. A. ORVIS.
Burlingl on, Oct "a, IA. FL If
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SLEIGH AND CUTTER SHOES.
OOA PAIRS "BlooP>" best, for sale at he South
SOO wharf" Purchasers will do well TO give
call as we will not be under,old under any crcnm>
ces. FOLLETT BRADLEY & Co.
Oct. TO- 1874. 10
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Il Il u II.

A PPLES, both fall and winter f1'it Of the choicest
IN Gratis, ly the tarrell or hnshel Ounces, Or
anges, Lemon, Rai,n> Figss, Date, Confectionery.
Sweet Potatoes, &c.
Also, Oysters. by the Darrell, K-gg or hundred -
Che,,nus, Wallnnis, Almonds, Brazlle, MADEIRA nj
Pea Nuts Soda and Boston Crackers, dc Sc, Tor
sale cheap. by ,, 10 ", D. BLAcSSms
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GOLD AND SILVER PENS AND
PENCILS.
n AIDES and Genemen's Gold and Silver ever
~ pointed pencils, Of the new and old Paictent
with and without rings. ALSO A new supply OF
the very SUI error Patent diamand Pointed G u Pens
which are now in use by almost all he e-t P"nnen
in the country, they are the Lest anil cheapest AMI
most durai L. Pen ever made.
BRINSMAlD & BROTHERS.
~ 1914. 10
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-11-08

A FEW COPIES OF rhe AMERICAN REVIEW
~ received last evening about half enough 10
supply subscribers, who will all be supplied a. soon
as Thursday evening, l4ih. .
V. HARRINGTON.
7h Now IA %
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-11-08
WANTED.

WANTED.
GOOD Table Butter, Oats, Corn and White Beans
VI for which The highest price will paid in goods
al very low prices by &. +, STAMFORD 9' Co.
Oct. llh, 1874. 10
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NEW STORE.

VNHE subscribers have formed a coparlnership I'M
i der the firm of CATLiN d. SPEAR, and have
taken the New Store in The Exchange Hotel, on Wa
Ter Street, next door north If Follei, Bradley a.
Co.'s, where they are prepared TO show purchasers a
well selected assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries,
&c. &c, which they will sell low for cash or most
kinds of country produce. G. G. CATLIN,
w. p. SPEAR.
Burlington, 10th Oct, l6i4. l9w6
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EoN CASlt oSbEs
TflE rnpreccentedca call for Goo s, makes neceS-
l. sarv 10 again replenish for Winter, which VIII
will be held for high price, therefore, 10 cash buyers
the inducemeni is great
Croc,;ery, Glass Ware tand Paper Iiangl4gs, are
| also reduced in prices at HOWARD'S.
Nov. 8, 1911. %
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NEW FALL GOODS.

VENilh s crl' ers have Just received very large
u srppy OF rich Fail Goods, among which are the
fpl MIN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-11-08
new YORK BOOT & SHOE STORE,

Burlington, VI, August, 1874. 10
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-11-08

whilst we do not expect to have every thing that Il
called for we would say that assortment is bet
Ter than ever, we have added many new articles nev
Ell before kept, and they were bought at low price,
and will be sold decidedly lou, much lower than ev
Ell sold in Town.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-10-28
70 3 SALE

FENHE subscriber offers to sell or exchange for n
II farm, his Mansion House and late residence at
Peacbnm Corner, together with the out-builjngs,
garden and fruit yard.
The House is spacious and well situated for any
person DESTROYS of educating his children, or tuking
boardeIs it is near TIE new and iourishing Acad
envy. 1t will be sold cheap, i, is no., Useless to
me- ....
Also for sale, my Saw, Clapboord and Single
Mill, House. Barn and about 1870 acres of land, part
covered with timber, situated near Onion River Pond
and three wild lois in the vicinity of SAID Pond AL
so my Mountain Pasture ESQ called) of about $50
acres 10 grass and wood, and will be sold in three
convenient parcels if desired Also rs acres of
wood land near said pasture.
If this property or any part thereof remains unsod
1t Will be offered at public auction at Pracham Cor.
ner, on Thursday the 3lst day of October next, at
o'clock p. NJ. on any length of credit that may be
desired. .. JOHN MATPOCKS. '
Peacham, 23d of Sept 1914. 317w2
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Splendid Dry Goods
,| @ AT
FULLER, IDE 4 cos.

IT. I. & co. have received their stock of FALL,
Il and WINTER GOODS and would bnrtjcu.
Edriy invite the attention of the Ladies of Lyndon
and the adjoining towns to their assortment, of
Fancy, Dress and Cloak Goods.
comprising greater variety of style, pattern and
quality than they have had the pleasure of o;,r
ing to their customers, and their goods have heen
pronounced by those Ladies who have exnmineJ
them tobe of the most beautiful patterns that have
ever been brought into this vicinity. . .., 49,
Rich silk, cut and uncut silk velvet Crovats and
FONTS, glrdies, gimpure and thread edgngs and in
ser'ions, black do do. gimpure web lace, new and
beautiful article for capes, black and white web aco
black lace wells, barage, muslins, lawns linen cam
brio, crimpt dimty linen hdkfs cap and bonnet Rib.
bons, hinges, gimps, cords, rich french and other
Shawls, Calicoes, the latest styles Ginghams bIus
black Silks, light colored plain and figured d. for
wedding dresses, cashmere cashmere de e'cnss Main
and printed mus de laines cashmere and crane do
eolnnes, stripes, chusans, afgan satins, Romelins
Lunettas, Alpnccas (made from alpaca woo) nlain
and figured linen cotton and silk warp AIpaccas bl
and blue black AlPines, plain and watered do. mere
nos Paramettas, sc all of which will be sold 1,eru
loo for cash. ara. FULLER TDE g. no
Hy"uo"' oc' i 1874 376tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-10-28
IN CHANCERY-FoURTH CIRCUIT.
John Mauooks vs.. Francis Rogers aud Robert


NE7IIEREAS John Muutocks OF Peachuin in the
~ County Of Caledonia, ut tae term of the
Court Of Chanccry held at DanNillc ia said County
on the first Tue'ddy of Jguc, a, u. 1874, flied his
bill OF complaint against Francis Rogers Of Lowell
in the County Of Orleans, and Robert Rogers of The
City and County of New York, setting forth that
said Francis indebted TO said John in the sum
OF 5 1885, specified in promissory hearing datg
on the 27h of December lS4 |, payable to said John
in two years from the LIST day of January then
ucxL-And in order to secure the payment thereof
sgil Fnuris on the day and year last aforesaid by
bis deed duly executed conveyed 10 said John the
following described land in Lowell in tho County of
Oreans, viz Tie west half Of lot No. 6 in the
9th Range, continuing so acres be- tho same more
or lcss-And afterwards on the 23d day of June
1913, said Francis duly conveyed ihe same preIni.
scs to said Robert Rogers in ice-and puying fore.
closure OF the equity OF redemption oi said Francis
anJ Robert in aud 10 the premises aioreslj--Ani it
not appearing that said Robert bad had personal
tcc OF the pcndeucy of said bill aud the said Rob
ert Rogers residing without this State 50 that sub.
POI nn cannot be served upon him. therefore in pur.
suancG OF he provisions OF the Statute in such
ease mode and proud, notice Ia hereby given to the
said Robert Rogers and he is hereby required 10 make
his personal appearance before the Chancellor of
the Fourth Judicial Circuit of the the State Of Vcr-
mont at Dunville in sal Caledonia Cuuniy, on the
first Tuesday OF December next being the first day
of lac next stalled Of The Court of Chancery in
said County and make to said bill. of com.
plant and abide The order Of sand Chancellor in the
premises. .....
And the complainant in said bill is ordered to
cause this order to he published three wrecks success.
lively in the CalelonilD, newspaper printed a, St
Johnshury in said County, tho last publication Of
which shall I've a least tW enty days previous to the
commenccm' at of said next stated term to be held
the iIal Tuesday Of December 1914 to which
term said cause stands continued.
Given under my hand at Dalvile this 18th day
Of October, a. d. 1874. ....
.,.... SAM'L Il. MATTOCKS, Clerk.
WM. MArrocKs, Solicitor. 377w3
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superior Quality 81 haifPric'
EOR THE CTRE OF

F-OH IHE CChE Va
SCROFULA, chronic Rheumatism genera ~,
~ bilty, cutaneous Diseases, scaly eruPiolS " w,
Skin, letter, Pimples or Pusues on the race "'
curial aad syphiod Diseases, Biles' from an lT p
habit of body, alterations of the throat ana ii
and swelings of the Bones, liver Affections, %J
diseases arising fiom an impure state OF 'n' Wv
exposures aud imprudences in life, excessive u''
Mercury, sc. l...l D." .'... =. o.
Tho great popularity of SarsnparilIa' aud 10 inf,
tablished efficacy, render it supcrfuous to enter ,r
any enconium of its virtues, or adduce any 0''''
in its favor. u,oJ al
The Sarsaparilla is warranted poslilveg ;, Ind
any other that can be made at One DOUBT .rI III
half the, price of those so much advertiser
strong and in as large bottles, viz: r0IEl
FIFTY CENTS per BOTTLE, :"
F. DoLL.4RS per DOZEN ,1cI
This article has cured Scrofula of 80 ye'''
the dollar articles had been used in vaih' r., spr
To be had of the agents of ComstoGk a. w. d,
throughout the country, in New YORK ong 9CaI
Cortlandt street. For sale by J. M ma'''" a7Ips
Peacham. .as. .rs 4. f.4 ....f...
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-10-28
Hard. Ware and Cutlery.

GWEEDS anil cast Steel, tire, hoop and round l.
- ron spike g nail Rods, shoe shape cutter Shoes,
Shovrls, manure Forks, mill, hand aud wood Saws,
mill and hand saw Files, wood aud horse Rnsps,
Butts and Screws snl Irons, brlss head Sho,rls aud
fonss, coil and bed Rope, iorge assortment of
Knives and Forks, pocket, pen, bread, hatcher and
Shoe KNIVES, Shears. Scissors, Razors, nail liam
NOR, timber scrh,s, screw Drl,cIs, Jack Drawers,
gun Worms, steel aud iron Squircs wood Rulesloor
pad, french, cupboard and chest Locks, door Latch
es, paint white wash aud sash Brushes, &c. Sc.
FULLER, lUE & co.
Lyndon. oct, l, 1914. 376f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-10-28
FARM FOR SALE,

II VIE subscriber offers for sale his farm, siGa'tl
4 on the Passumpsic River and stage road ME
north of tho flourishing village of ST. JohnsOcI'
Centre The farm contains ll2 acres Of first Ias
land under good cultivation and well fenced, Inc
buildings are good and convenient and supplied With
good water from never falling spring near by. VI!
the place is good sugar orchard with house anu
kettles set for boiling. There is also on the form 90
excellent chance for making brick, there having ,''1
formerly blick yard upon it. ,,.
As anyone wishing to purchase would pfo'''i
examine il | need not here go into particulars 'u'
flee it to say, it is desirable spot for any "i'A0s
purchase. Terms to suit the times, and po'sc's''
given Of any time desired .,,,,
a '.I-. L. VI. BILLINGS,
ST. Johnshury Centre. June TO- 1914 So'l