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Farms in Milton For Sale.

y ESlD1NG in Ohio the suhscril or is de.irous OF
IL selling his land, in Milton, anl now o1er- for
sale one Farm Of 1870 acres, one mile north uf the
Falls, east of Snake hill of uncqualel soil for crops
or grai', has Two good barns, an orchard, WATER and
ordinary holsc.
Que Farm ofirum $50 TO 200 ncrte, onc mile south
cast 81 the Falls, aud we,i of Mrs Pla,ts Of suue 81
acres interval, aud balance III plain land ~gool barns,
oIdi>h hone, and great advantage, Tor raising our
Milton staple Rye.
One Farm 81 mile northwest Of the Fall, 100
are, good lulldngs, orchard, and convencnce>.
Other parcels OF 90 80. and 40 acre, for such NJ
may choo,ca smaller purchase.
$50, the Store House and lot at east end Of the
Bridge, where, with the improvements at the Falls,
is very desirable location for one wishing 10 open
any business.
Also, some Village Lots, with and without dwell
ling huuse> the most plea ant part Of he village.
BY immediate application, ,onle 500 yards Of do
ine>ic cloil may lie hppli'd, any Of the parcels
will sol fora small portion If he pnrcha money
down, with annual nstalment> for the balance.
900 sheep Young Cattle, Hay &C., will BE- old
with either Of The farms, If desired.
shall remain in Milton al ot Two weeks, nier
which apply 10 George Ashley al the Falls, or 10 A.
q. White me re- Wet Milton.
IT'S better to trade with the principal than wi an
agent. ]. r. AINSNORIH.
Milton Falls, Sept. % 1914. II
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NEW FALL GOODS.

VV1llE Sub. cr ers have lust received n very large.
sippy VI rich Fali 60 ds among which are Il :.
following articles.
Goods for fan dresses.
French nous dc lane>, of all patterns, cashmcr
dkcrs.r, chameleon l>ires, Parliieitar fancy plat
alpaca, brown do lack AMI tle ! lack III, hlacl,
and llte black alpine, Il large assortment oi bar'
aud blue hark aud fancy silks, striped and l'lad do,
Afghan saiin>, winter azurne,.
Ribbons.
Hat, cap, and neck rib on>. plain ia ttas, ATTN ,J
1.aces.
English, French aud German thread lacc< aud
crinas, Li>e, G'impure, ASH ur-on ed aud pa u
Nc.ls, lack and While.
Sha WIS.,
Cane,'s hair, Brorle, danidsk, Cashmere dEgoss,,
and Scotch plaid siiawlsi
Gloves.
I.alie,' aud Gcnilencn'> Lack and white and col.
orcd xii Glove. long, wiiic XII, aud Xix blk, whru
aud colorel sllk lack and cold Mnt,, black and Lluy
bla k vel Grape.
Baci and l,ie ncl; English cloths ltown, green
aud Invisible green dos TX and blue blk "a ,siincrcs
plaid an >riped do; Tx ami blue hlk satin vesing.
blk aud blne biz sil velvet do; six velvet, Of all COLI
ors tor Ladcs' has
FlaniIels.
White rel, aud yellow ga, A, and Ga Flannel.
blearhed and uni cachel Canton d. plain and printed
Salisbury do. 5k, merno, and cotton shrts and draw
erS.
Blacl; and hue lack and cord Gir,lIe>. cotton aud
worsed hosiery, linen and gur>tel ialr cover da
per and linen napkins leachetl and unbea"hed cot.
tons black an cUorc cam RIGS linen aud .ik hdl Is.
Ladle.' md Gen'iemen'~ cravais, lac L. white, am
cold paper Mullins plat II, striped aud barr'l do.
cl' tn, fur aud hair zeal cap, velvet aud fur lrI,,
bows do, Boa, and Bu,ao 70! t., floor nati and Lei
cords.
To the above will lie weekly alcl every thn.
new. ia. hiuna lie and de iralr all Of which VIII be-
l.II LAT tll.4Ia lttrs hot I,rff,4.
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THE WOODEN Factory BoY.-In his
early boyhood, Willard Fillmore was ap.
prenticed to wooden manufacturer, in Cay
uga County! He purchased one year of
his time, taught school, and, by his unaded
efforts. acquired the knowledge which has
enabled him TO earn for himself the fame of
a statesman, and which will have led to his
elevation to The high Office of Governor of
the State of New York. How true was the
remark OF Mr.. Granger the other evening,
that the only aristocracy in this country is
the aristocracy Of intellect and virtue
Rochester Democrat.
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Clay Club.

The next regular Meeting of
the BURLINGTON CLAY
CLUB will be holden at the Court
House on BOMBAY EYE
MING next, October ii.
The members are requested to
assemble punctually at SEVEN
o'clock.
L. A. STANSBURY, Secretary.
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RICH GOODS.

TUE subscriber has lus' reformed FROM narhe'
l. with lurg" orlnent OF fall 20 d., comprising.
Alpaca, Alpaca Popliu, ALPINE, II mi azine, o..
leans Cloth, Victorian CIolh, Md La inc, very rich
Leopard Lane tamellan lirocadr, e..
Also, BrOcha SlawIes, Ca hnIere, Th e., Dania,k.
MI Lame, AMI Plaid ShaWls.
Also, good a>'ortnen, OF Broad Cloth, Bcavce
Cloth Cashmere Sanelj. Nc>ings, &c. latest, styles
Of Gimp Trimmings, g.. g..
The aluve goods were selected with care ought
low, an will BE- sod low no mista c. Those wishing
To- Purchase viii do VIZ" 20 call two dotrs ,uhh u
Huwards. DANIEL KtRN.
[ h ,rch sfren'. Scni. Is ISti. l6
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WELL PUT.

The speech of Mr.. ke,chum, a, the Mid
dlelown Convention, was one of the best
that we have heard during the campaign.
On the subject of Texas, he was peculiarly
eloquent. Some of his illustrations told well
upon the audience.
Are there, said Mr.. H., any farmers in the crowd
(fes, yes, was answered by hlndreds) Is there a
Locooco farmer here ? (Some one in the crowd an
swered yes) Very well, said Mr.. X you are Just the
man | want to zee. Now, my friend, let me ak you
question. II you had land enough for your chill
dren, and your childrens chdren-qood fat land
would you wish to buy any more (The Loco though,
not and the audience laughed.) Well, NV friend
world you buy land if II had mortgage on it ?
NO. nO) Would you wish to buy it, if, besides h av-
ing a mortgage it, the title was in dispute and YOU
had got to go to law 10 settle il? NO. MOI Would
you wish to buy it, if besides buying n mortgage and
lawsuit, you had TO fight and quarrel with the whole
neighborhood TO keep it? mo, no, no) Well, then
my friends never vote for men who are IN favor OF
the annexation Of Texas. Her debt of 10 or 20 mil
lions is mortgage upon every foot of her SOIL that
if annexed to this country, must be paid Mexico
claims that Texas is hers-lhat by posses sion and by
treaty her authority extends of right from the Rio del
Norte to the Sabine The e is in dispute. More
than ALL Mexico and others claim that the U. States
have no business with Texas and threaten to 90 10
war if it is annexed. We should have to fight and
quarrel with the whole neg hborhood 10 keep tn
Haren Cour. q
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From THE Pacific The u. S. irigate
United States, Captain Strbing, from Gala
July l6 add Rio Janeiro August "a, arrived at
Boston on Thursday. She left at Calan the U.
s. ship Savannah and store ship Relief The
Savannah would sail in few weeks for the
Sandwich Islands. California and West Coast
of Mexico. The Shark was daily expected
from Panama. The sloops of war Levant and
Warren were absent on a cruise to the Sand
wich Islands and the North West Coast. The
United States sailed from Rio Janeiro in COM
pany with the frigaes Rartan and Congress
and the brig Bainbrdge, on short experiment
tai cruise. The United States store brig Pho.
neer sailed from Rio Jeneiro Aug. II, and the
shin Cyane on the 10Th, both for Norfolk.
On the 9Th of July, martial law was proclaim
cd at Callao, and in the whole province of Lima,
BY Don Domingo Elias, who was at the head OF
affairs. On the 9th all business was suspen-
ded in the city, and troops and volunteers were
put under arms. Genera Castillo with an ar
my of 5000 men, had approached within a few
leagues of Lima. Negotiations were pending
between Elias and Castillo, and hopes were
entertained that armstcs would be agreed up.
on, and arrangements made for free election
of President by the people, so as to put stop Ia
the frequent revolutions. Gen. Vivanco, whose
popuarity was on the wane, was at Arequpa.
About the Goth of June, an embargo was laid
on all the vessels in Callao. 1t was raised
about July /, and the British packet steamer
Peru was permitted to sail for Valparaiso. As
affairs continued unsettled, business of all kinds
dull. The Brazilian Minister Senor Lima
family, took passage in the United States,
ere landed a, Rio lanero
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THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION at Ph,la-
delphia was organized on Wednesday by the
adoption of the rules of the former Conven-
ton, and the choice of Rev. John NJ. VAIN
wright, Secretary. After an exchange Of
messages 10 this affect between the Conven.
ton and the House of Bishops, and an order
for the appointment of the usual committees,
the Convention adjourned to the next day.
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LADIES' CHARITY SCHOOL.

a., .....
az me heau OF wafer oi'ee' u, a NICE new
ouI'd'ng 'he ooecls OF lnls oesl Oh an enar,'cs
are ua',E asSeno'co' unuer eo"'Pe,en' anu ue.
vo.eI 'e"o"c' 10. ''s. .;'i. nn unI"my
sua a,'s"s ~ ."' ' e, y. .'"sJ mno SC
~, @ 10y , ,,.. anu I,.
ugo.' va" ""I u H1 on t.i
a',ioa', nass;,e ios, sn ~. Lo ,ho
t,,;iJ;ns ,.,a Io'S ,ast p,,;' ,,;",. amJ
,,.n. ,ol ,n s,S 'p' Wa. SIS, ,s !, H.,
,,,on, anJ ,n,,n, ,,,a ILL.,, IN snht ,vbo
c.e,,, ,Ln;. 80, "" 'i;s,'. aa.a,.anne ,n;,L,
o norsida,oI no,,o., " an5 np,ins,r,ced lie
ia 80 onJ ro.ss.,oJ ,h;r,, ',,vo u,hn ho ha1
roason ., s,,nroso nover cn,eroJ our crowIoI
ds,ric, scbools and wonld M, bo ,yn,co,od
,hern, growing nm in irnoranco o,J ,;co
THANKS IN ,hr Iad;es ,bosa cbildran ,ro nod,
gathered ont of ,ho s,roots and nm, ,n,or ~.
struction VIII M, ,hnse ybo Loro rnr,norly
mo, ,bcm =, ,hair Li,ohon d,nrs h,rr i, hanj
asling for colJ ,;c,,als do ,bomsoivos tho
nleasnro IN call a, the school lool a, their smi.
Inr conp,onances ami nrnsen, tidv onncarancs
and oroot ,bon, and ,hoir teacher ,y;,h ,vorJ If
enco1ra gement Said Iadv fsw davs
sinno "IVhon 7 ,,,,o -, D,,.ir,,on ,r,n ,oars
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mi q II Il / @ d q

In this vinge on the sth inst, by Rev. J. X. Con-
verse, Mr. AsAnrL BARNES, Jr, of ST. Hyacinh,
Providence Fast, Canada, to Miss SELMA A. Non
THRor Of this place.
In Williston, on the Goth ult, (y Rev. L. G. Bing-
ham, MIR. THOMAS II. CASrIELp, of Arlington W., to
Miss ELIZABETH A. CHrrTESDEN only daughter Of
Eli Chittenden, Esq, Of Wllsion.
In Newbury on the I'd inst, Mr.. GEoRcr SEVER
ANcE, of Windsor, 10 Mrs. Amy {. Brock, of n.
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BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday, Sent. &c

Reported for the Daily Advertiser and Patriot.
AT Market IT'S Beef Cattle, 200 Stores $500 Sheep,
and 1925 Swine.
PRicEs-Beef Caite-Sales were quick. nj n small
advance. We quote few extra lbs SIS; first quail
" d,50 second quality 425 third quality 2,75 a
375.
Sores-Two wear old from $40 Sl3; three year
old from SIS TO SIG.
Sheep-Sales from 81 % 10 2 %.
Swine-Ohio shoats 3sc New York shoats from
3-4 to A., half larrows; n choice lot l.lc, half
barrows; lot of Ohio old hogs 3 3sc. AT retail,
from TO l-2c
HOpS.-.A lot of 10 bales Vermont Hops, arr-
we'd this week. and sold al l2 cents per pound. A
sale was made bv dealer deliverable in October, At
cents per ID. The retail sales have been at and 10
cents per lh for immediate delivery Boston Court
er, Sept 30.
Hops sell freely on arrival at 10 and II cents per
h. 100 bales GOOD Western sold for shipment 10
p cts. per lb.-N. Y. Jour. of Com, Oct. 2.
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Brushes, Brushes, Combs.

A FULL assortment of beautiful Ro ewool backed
"A Hair Brushes Infants Brushes Tooth Nal and
Comb brushes, Clothes and Shoe Bru, hes Floor and
liz ar,h Brushes, scrub ing and leh Brushes Mezo-
Unto Bru'he>, tine comb cleaner, Of several KIN 4,
broom Bru,he,, du,t and crumh bru,hes,-in hort
amo, every kind othrl,h in use, tor ina n aud beast
We have them for brushing hor>e,, clothes, HAIR
shoes &c, for >crlbhing and cleaning house, for
hats, for tables, aud for most uses.
Al'o, the very best and finest ivory Combs she'll
horn, wood, brass and German silver CONT s. iust
received. BRINSMAID 4 BROTHERS.
Aug. S0lh, IA. 10
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HowARDs HorEL.-We were surprised
yesterday with the information that the Messrs.
Towards had sold out their spacious Hotel and
retired from the business. They have been
most popular and successful hosts, and will carry
into their retirement the respect and good wish.
es of thousands.
HowARD's lloTEL.--We perceive BY morn
ing paper that the Messrs. Towards have dis.
posed Of their interest in this splendid establish
ment, and will retire from its management on the
LIST of January. We regret their retirement, Tor
more sklliu' obIigng and popular hosts can be
found no where in this or any other city in the
Union
When that spacious hotel was in progress of
erection, general doubt was expressed of It's
being adequately supported, as no hotel on that
side of Broadway had ever succeeded. And the
immense outlay 10 build up the establi shment
Qt costing, we believe, more than quarter of
million Of dolars,) also had irs weight in caus.
ing doubt of It's success. But knowing the men,
their origin, education, &c, we never doubted
} Our friend Captain Richard w. Sherman, Of
Lake Champaign, and Mr.. D. D. Howard, were
educated together. and early in llf. gave prom
Ise OF what has been fully realized. The one is
| universally admitted 10 have no superior as
steamboat commander. The other has no su.
peror as manager Of hotel.
Ii is well known that the Messrs. Towards
gave the hotel a character. from It's commence
ment, which bestowed upon it a great populari-
ty throughout the Union and the Canadas.
We regret 10 add that we shall probably lose
them as citizens Of New York. They retire
we presume, TO their native village, one Of the
most beautiful upon the face of the earth, Bur.
iing,on VERMONT Commercial
HowARDs HoTEL.--rhis house, it is said,
viii change hands after the 1st of January next,
Messrs. d. & J Howard having disposed oftheir
interest in the establishment and all the furni.
ture to Capt. Stephen Roe, of the steamboat
Empire, and Mr.. Thomas, formerly of the firm
OF Thomas & Marvin, United States Hotel Sa.
ratoga. The price we have heard named is
somewhere in the heighborhood of 50,OO0--
The Towards are bound to star, no hotel in
this city for three years. ErpreSs
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NEW GOODS 1T WHOLESALE.

NEW GOODS At WHOLESALE
on NJ Drilled Eyed Nee,l'e>,
~ 100 Parks SOLID headed pms,
800 Cakes shaving Soap,
800 ,oz. finger RinG.,
100 doz. Bosom Pins,
re Gross Stay Lace's,
% do Boot and Shoe lace,s,
80 do Bone and Metal Eylet-,
do Slii euoe,,
&C. doxes knitting Neelle.,
10 do Side aud Twist Combs,
10 do Ila>l Is and Slides,
do ScsScr and guard chain,
90 do Cheap 1hin,bcs
90 do German Silver, Plated, BRITANNIA
Svered and Iron Spoons,
! do Toy Watches, aud Children Lockcs
do Smut Boxes
100 do Hook aud +, E., white and black,
do Victoria Diaper Pms,
3 do Pockel Books
do Watch chains and keys,
do MASKS,
100 Brass end Wood Clocks
3 doz Willow wag CONS and cradles:
doz. Willow Go-caris and chsir,
We are receiving thee and vations other ror4l. ii
make our assortment ve'y complete, one of our Firm,
is NJ W in Market and any Goods wan,ed lv ant Of
our customers Will lie speedily Forwarded Prtspu,
10 rous Of laying in their fall and y n,tr ,tock chea
for cash will save their rnnnes bv giving n, r,,iy
CALL 10 bkiNSMAlp q. BROTHERS.
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Making 3 per cent. for the year. said per cent
age 10 lie cat ON the original amount Of premium
note, wl'hoH reference to any cndor cmcni, AMI 20
lie pad 10 the Treasurer, a, his Office in Montpelier,
ON or before The Is h day of October, lSii Icing the
day OF the ANIMAL meeting OF said Company. lit
of persons insured IN his town, with the amount of
assessment due from each, will e shifted the
Representative elect TO the Legislature, who it j.
hoped will feel AN interest in having all from whom
assessments are due send IN by h'mto pay The same;
AMI it Is desired aud expected that every member of
the Company will improve this opportunity 10 send,
aS il orj> cheap, safe and convenient mode by
which lie can iran .nlt his money. Members >hOltd
recoIlect, that it they NEGLECT 10 send by the Repre-
iaivc, it may and ircqenlly does cost them more
&c sen! the money ioI their assessments, by other
means, Than the assessments amounts to. Let no
memI err of he Company, therefore NEGLECT to for
ward the amount due for insurance by he Repre-,
iative. The ere 1t OF the ConPan must be sI>ain-
cd and the only way thls be done eteriualy, il
by having each member pay his .ment promptly.
The re olulIon OF The Directors, passed in cunfor
nifty with The h section of The act afncorpora'ion,
relation 10 the collection OF ncnis, should lie
remenll cred.
There have been allowed the past year. one hum
dred and one losses, amounting 70 S2l7S2 q.
J. r. THuRSTON, Treas.
Insurance Office Montreer,( lSw3
Augul 49, lsii.
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Administrators Sale.

DuBIIC NOTICE is hereby given, that ngreeably
to an order Of the Judge of Probate for the dis.
lrict OF Chltenden, that the dwelling house and lot Of
land, cona ming about half an acre, situated on the
ing he estate of Louis Derv iie late of SAID Bur
lington deceased, will lie sold at Public Auction on
The premises aforesaid, The 3lsl day Of October inst
al O'Clock p. NJ. unless previously sold al private
Sac. Terms Of payment made known at The time
and place Of Sale WIN. A. GRISWOLD, Adm's
Burlington, Oct. a, 1914. l9w3
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ELIAS LYMAN

Moor" IS The Ladies OF Burlington and Vicinity,
L that Nj. O,theln has left with him on sales for
cash h> entire assortment Of rich aud splendid Cash
mere ShawlS anda large aud heaufil assorlmen, of
Silk Shaws, Among which are three elegant Bacs
SILK Shawl of superior qualify, which will be sold for
leu Dosrs each.
The above gre o9erel q, reduced prices.
Burlington Strons'> Buildings, Sept lsii II
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WANTED.

GOOD Table b liter, Ols, Corn and White Beans
" for which the highest price will e paid in goods
at very low prices by C. F. STAMFORD q. Co.
Oct. llh, 1874. 10
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IARPER'S ILLUMINATED BIBLE,
IL No. 10. 25cts
The Works of Rev. Sidney Smith, complete,
volumes in one. so"
Peter Ploddy, and other oddities. By Joseph c.
Neal, with illustrations. 80 "
Tom Burke Of Ours. Part 2 and last l2s d"
Isabella or the Pride of Palermo. Is "
Oct. 10. Bv A. EDWARDS.
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Robert NIOOdy's Estate.

Robert Moodys Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, I7NHE Hon. the Pro.
DISTRICT OF cnIrTENDES, SIS. bare Court for the
District of Chi'tenden To all persons concerned IN
in SAID diiric de ea,el, GREETING.
WHEREAS, George b. Shaw administrator OF the
estate Of >ad deceased proposes to render
OF ms administration, and present h> against
said e>ae for examination and allowance at a ,e>-
son Of The Court ofProbale 10 be holden at the eg-
l>ers Olice, in laid Burlington, on the tweny-ninlh
day OF October 1914 :-Therefore, you hereby
not tied 10 appear heore said court al the time and
place aiore aid, an show cause ifanv vou have why
the account aforesaid should not lie allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this Sd day of
October, A. d. 1874.
lSw3 WIN. WESTON Register
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NEW STORE.

TuNIlE sub cribers have formed copartncrship un-
Il der the firm of CATLIN d. SPEAR aud have
taken the New Store in The Exchange Hotel, on Wa.
lcr Street, next door north If Foetf, Bradley Il
Co.'S, where they are prepared TO show purchasers
we'll selected assortment of Dry Goods Groceries,
&c. &c. which they will sell low for cash or most
kinds of country produce @. G. CATLIN,
w. p. SPEAR.
burlington 10th Oct, 1914 l9w6
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MESSRS. BRINSyuAID d. BROTHERS

A RE receiving great variety of new goods to
n keep their assortment very complete, ever vary
ing and ever new, among them are new patterns of
Spring Tobacco Snui Bones,
Wedding Rings, Solid head Pins,
Ivory Combs, Ivory Tables,
Neck Combs, Memorandum Books,
Wooden Combs, Elaslics,
Twist Combs, Adelaide Hair Brushes,
German Pipes, jet Hair Pins,
White Bugle Hair Pins, Jews Harps,
Oyphalne Soap, and general variety Of
other articles.
We have received lot offne toned 8, TO- and more
keyed Accordians superior made with the pearl work
screwed on to the keys, and which are warranted
good. Flutes IRON S35 down 10 very low prices
Bass Viol> from $35 downwar,ls, Double Bias, Viols
per S75, $50 and so on. Meolians per S25 aud $50
Carnets, Fhes, F!ageolets, and most other Inslri-
menls, Swords. Pistols, Pistol and Rife FIasks,
Plumes, Sashes, Lace, Stars dc.
Plated and Britannia and Brass Candle Sticks
Shutters, Trays, Sc, Looking Glasses various sizes
Bowel Looking Glasses cheaper than ever.
BRlNSMAlD & BROTHERS.
Oct. TO- 1914 10.
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FOR SALE,
FabEs SALE.

THE subscril erS Ter for sale heir interest in the
two brick stores m The village of Burlington,
frmery owned ly Grleon Lalhrop, and IN part oc-
cunied hv Lathrop d. Poiwin.
Their interest being nineteen hundred and .rxty-fvc
SIX thon,ani and five hundTedih>, (l965 65OO) The
above will be sol1 Tor Cash, or approved credit, II
satisfactory price i, offered prevoa, to the 10 Ia No.
ve'ul er next.
Persons de>rous ofpurcha,ing WI phase commu-
nicate with the subscribers V mail
WILDER K BlEECKFR.
lbw6 50 ate Stree, All any, \. Y.
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new YORK BOOT G. SHOE STORE.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

of all sorts, viz French calf Boots; Water proof
Boots; Kip Boots, of all sorts; Mems Calf Boots.
coarse and fine; Thick Boots. mems and bows I:
Thick Brognns, coarse and fine; Mems Navy Ties I;
Ladies' Caters of all colors; LADIES' half CATERS
Ladies' tight half Caters; Ladies' Buskns Ladies
kid Pumps; Ladies Slippers; Ladies' Lace Boots,
sewe and pegged Cacks of all colors, sorts and sizes
superior arlicle of India Rubber over shoes.
| have spared no pains in making choice selection
of the above named articles which mean TO sell on
the most reasonable terms for cash. | 90 upon the
principle that nlmbe sxpence is better than slow
shilling" still continue TO manufacture Boots and
Shoes at my new shop, opposite the old Bank on
Church st,where all applications for custom work will
be promptly attended to.
Burlington, VI, Oct. TO- IA. 10
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Hard Ware.

CTRONGS & co. are receiving iieouen, additions
- to heir stock of heavy and ,hefH ware, to
which the attention ofpurtha- er, is solicited.
Sept. is, "A. IS
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Canada Box Stoves

u q 80, 81 and Sc in. single AMI donbe Cana IA
10 40 Stoves, Just received and for sale low.
Sept. Is, Al. STRONGS & Co
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
rNHE firm of Hatch Ode 4. Co, is this day dissolv
L ed by mutual consent. The books and accounts
are left for settlement with Joseph Hatch, at the Old
Stand where all indebted to requested to call
and lquidatc their at the earliest possible day.
JOSEPH HATCH,
w. J. ODELL,
TIMOTHY CROSS,
II. w. HYDE.
Burlington 10th Oct lS4i l9wS
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
'E>Hl> is 10 certify that have this ,lay given my
son, Royal II. Tcnt, hi> time and I'M
therefore ,ay no deilS of IA, co1'ra Ia-- nor claim
any OF his earnings, after lhl> dare.
CHARLES TEFFT.
Huntington 10