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BRINSMAID s. BROTHERS

"OtID inform the public that they have spen,
w much time and uel great care in sceCing
their winter >toca OF Goo Is which will be found unu
>tIally extensive, attractive good and cheap
We have al e. many ncw articles never kept lie.
fore and WI sell them at the very lowest market
prices. we Keep Watches Clocks and Icwelry,
Lamps, Candle ticks Looking Gla>,e>, Double and
HInGe Bass vol, FROM one> Melodlan~, Accordi-
ans, and most hlnls of Musical instruments, Strings
ana Inu raI Merrhand,c, Bri shes and Combs, Pins,
Ncele', HOOKS and Eyes, Wooden, Iron, Pewter,
britannia. Sllvercl, German s. yer, Plated, Zone
Tr1r' am silver spoons.
OR saver spoons, Gold Boa Is and plain Ring
are ma Elm our own shop at Burlington Vt.
ueIIe !" SCI "4oIs al >Iich prires a> VIII IN
cali imam m | ~ W'ns> l'ous VI our ne |"
anon nIioInro H., ,b ',;i a;' ;'n h,'Li
surh ouol;,,, a. nonhI e"i '''e' 'oF anu Vi
We M, i, ,I,, Lai;, ~ ,, H. -.
.hey, ON. cr.,on,a.s or n.L ,.',7 ~ - o". /"
cannot call 10 enquire and convince them that by
enu'n. 10 rs ~ Inc leams'ers and Sage Drivers
'n ines 'na, 'ney can maze saving In theIr par
,y",Id here w.. ha,"T p'r =" lew article, ana
ever before ,i or ,y ,i T., 'uMrr 'i',
r,, ~ vi, G't w n'tu u Pr"cl,ta 'e 10 re.u'e ihe
finished q G. vaLooo, C ~a'ss 'reNS N 'he Ies,
,bn,, cr o,, ~ 81 lists lists al % az, Warrant
o; a 'r one S9oy ear Sver ratn' Levcr Watche, al
- a"" ~ Ghr'er watches $40 and SIP
boiis J..aio J" al ca "e'I Nacnes WIN
'eon. Goa,., Eli c' I'gu ~ ana s5o. Gen
CL; a." ~! l, .t'r ~ Levers sou !" S'o' Gnd Vest
eis 80 W va, va, WI" ncY an seal ~ to
on - 81" ~ ''"' "'u ""aIi ,hohN, rom
- '"S GIo 70 hl4hrr pfir, one,. Gold Sper'a"le>
o. 90, onver oper'",r> an fa,iern> ~ win case, =
SONG even over WOO 'en Clocks So! to 81. Me
~ I'll pps Io> slS TO so made al Concord
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D0CT. B. J. HEINeBERC
,ONCE MORE Arr uOME

L
II ANlNG become convalescont beg to offer my
4 services to The community at large, my health
s beng prccarious will not allow me to enter into
the prduous ties of public practice, have there
tore opened with determination of establishing
upon sound basis) DRUG STORE under the
oPpeaton of b. J. HEI NEBERG a. Co, to which
have attached Consulting Office where all persons
wishing TO avail themselves of my profes. iona advice
may consult Inc between the hours of 0 and IL A. NJ
and and i. NJ My medical career is too well
known IN Burlington. &C., 10 req ire comment.
The selections of the numerous Drugs, Chemicals
Instruments, &c, have been made by myself from
the frs. and most eminent houses in New York my
purchases being entirely for cash shall be enabled
to offer to The public Goods that cannot be surpassed
quality, and AT such prices canno, fail to please
Having engaged the assistance of gentleman a
Licen'lae OF the Honorable Company OF Apotheca-
RES London, England Physicians prescriptions and
Family Recipes viii be dispensed with neatness and
accuracy.
b. J. Heiheberg e. Co. most politely invite the
Ladies' to inspect their valuable and choice sci ectons
OF Pei lumery obtained from the first Partisan houses
Their assortment oil Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes
are OF superior manufacture.
Medical Wines and Sprs of superior quality and
choice variety.
TRUSSES, Male and Female on the mos, improv.
ed principles nnremarkably low priced.
variety of the most valuable Patent medicines.
Chemical preparations of all kinds warranted gen.
u;ne
selection of Domestic Wants, such as Maccaoni,
Yermceb, Salad Oil, Sardines, Olives, Prunes.
French and American Chocolate, Cocoa, Refined
lsinelass, ketchup of various kinds, Pichled Lob
sters, Irish Moss, French Mustard.
Every attention viii be particularly paid to ensure
the good graces of The public.
b. j. lieneherg e. Co invite the public to make an
early cali and view their establishment. il is fitted
up without regard 10 splendour. II contains the
most superior quality of goods 10 be obtained in the
market.
The sore is accessible at all hours of nigh, and
dav.
ID
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Stephen Hoxsie's Estate.

District of Chiienden, s.. L Prol ate Court
for the District Of Chnenden To all persons .
cerned in The estate If Stephen Hoxsie, late Of Milton,
in said Di,ticl. deceased GREETING.
WHEREAS, Tlrzah Iioxsie administrators Of estate
of said deceased proposes render account Of her
administration, and present her account against said
estate tor xamna,ion and allowance at a session OF
the Court Of Probate, 10 be holden at the Register
office in Burlington, in said District on the second
Wednesday OF January nex,.
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear before
said court al the timerad place aforesaid, and shew
cau,e, if any You lave, why the account aforesaid
should not lie allowed.
Given under my hand al Burlington this 4h day Of
: December A. ID. 1874.
2sw3 WIN. WESTON, Register.
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'lM,iit4s,lar1S5E GMlaonr1
40 TVAONHH
Secretary kaWsnu,s lIsIate.

SVCTCIaTy NHWsUN's T.statts
STATE OF VERMONT, THE Hon. the Pro-
Dis'rlci of Chtentlen: To all persons concerned in
the era'e of Secretary Rawson, late OF Jericho, in
said District, deceased GREETING.
WHEREAS, Oran Rowson, administrator Of >ad
deceased proposes render of his admin
i>iralon, and present hi aconnt against said estate
for examination and allowance at session of the
Court of Probate 10 Ire holden al the Re. i>ier> office
in Burlington, in said district, the second Wedne>-
tav of December next.
THEREFORE,, yon are hereby notified to appear be-
fore ,aid The time and place aforesaid and
>hew cause if any yon have why the account afpre-
sail ,honld not lie allowei.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 20jh day
Of November A. d. 1914.
% VIM. WESTON PcpisYer
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COTTON THREAD &c.
Heavy Hardware. &c.

A NViLS, Vic> Brass Kettle, Hooks and II
n yes, log. trace and hal'er CHAINS, Calron ket-
de-, Stove kettles and pos, ma n cities, Gro bar.
sleigh AMI cutter shoe, wrot nails horse nails, nail
rods cast steel shoves, iron do. scoop do, spades,
manure and hay fork. pick axes, ras> and ron wire
cloth, hoe, cast steel axe, co.ee mills, Rat traps,
lead pipe, grind stonc,, ed cord and halter rope
hoop ron white wash paint stove, dist and currl'r.
rl',hcs, brooms, wood pals, Wagon and sleigh
mats, axle NUTS washers and hanl>, hollow ware,
plough castings, cooking Stoves, cana box do, ash
kettles, grid irons copper and iron tea kettles. orGv,
shovel and tongs iron pumps, iron sinks, anlrons,
counter scales, ench screw, mil aud \ saws. &c
&c, ly S1RONGS q. Co.
Nov. 80, A. ~
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David lewis Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, n Prot ate Court hold
Lamoe District, -. Il en- at John on within
and for SAID district TN the 90 day of October A. ID.
LYDIA LEWIS, Admlni,rarix on the e>ta,e OF
David Lewis, late of Cant ridge, in laid district, de-
cea.ed presents her administration account tor settle.
WHEREuPoN il is ordered that The same le referred
10 Probate Court to lie holden AZ the Inn ut w. S.
Mech in Cambridge, on the 4th Monday OF November
A. d. 1874. for eXaminatiO and allowance, and that
all concerned be notified hereof by the publication OF
This order in the Burlington Free Press, printed at
Burlington in Chitended Coluiy, three weeks
sivey eiore said time of hearing, that they may ap-
pear if they ee cause and object thereto
BY the Court. G. LYNDE, Jr, Register.
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Rv Express.

q DOZ Thermometers, doz BOYS Belts. doz
" SUBSCRIBERS, doz. Cap Fronts, 3 doz pairs
Pan'al on Straps Ladies Gold Pencils good ones for
81 and 81 80; Shell Card Case, cheap; Heavy Gold
Pencils with diamond pointed Gold Pens: Diamond
pointed Gold Pens with and Pencils foe $3.50
The Pens and Cases for sale separaie or together
All Goods selling chenncr than ever before sold.
BRlNSMAID & BROTHERS.
Cnnl Thnrinnnlef FIR 81 and nn,ynrhs
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HARD WARE.

CTROSGs ~ co. now oler purchasers nne
y tensve assortment Of she Hardware, consslin,
in part Of ns flluws, to wi
House Trimmings.
$50 boz. Bla'.es Lriclcs, assorted szes.
$50 doz. cast anl wr"t IRON mar. mud broad Butts.
igUO gross American " "reminm screws
BIake's Eschcleon Lachcs, with rass and rose
~. wood kno9s. ,,....,r
rm'Pont y tlo'c'"iss III ~ i'I1N'ppp,,," new ahq
prau.l',Il goons, WIN iu'' P"'e' nan pa'c, aho
p, nto,iH- \, es ',,,0 ~
n''se ,lot,ice " LOCKS -. 4, IT,,
T.. > uy' .,ce i',chs anu H'''"es' 1io''0"
Dn C",,ngo f,ocis and Io,cbos and Co,i,,a,
Lachrs vi h mineral and rass knobs
Plate Lock --pnted ra,s bronzed and Jet Kew
hole rs urchcons.
Patent turn Buitons--Jap'd Mahcunny, Brass and
Gloss Knobs
Brass and J,paned Cupboard Caichea. .
Door pulls, for doors, gates, drawers dc. aSe
,am,,',, '", 49,. n, u.,'n ""', III, n'. rs
nr.sJ and uo,, n,u ali hn,,. ta n, II" I'"r,
n,oaI a"' 81, e,,, ~, t, It ~. W.!
oar "n Sas" rs.e"e's' cuPooa'" -oc"s' orusS
" on "'''7i >>e' N'9'i
cutlery. 49,.
o, NY "r n,,ts hni rorNs W greal vnti
i va I',, l',.' 81 s'ee'f
nIg'u N,'l.pe, p',er RnVes 'henrs SCISSORS psf
"''' Po.".t ""''''' s'oe w. ''"o' : NC !is't
Saddle trees Gig do, srrnrs saddle nails ana
rings. Buckles all yes and patterns, brass an.
Jap'd. Ring, Terrets, Gig and pad hooks, swiyela
Pad loops and screws. ornaments Harness bits anil
snalllrs, moss, cured hair patent leather Hammers
avis, needless sewing silk, punches Round knives
zein web, siraining do &c. Also
Vruul, Makers Hardware.
Trunk board. brass nails trurk riy.is ,runk lock
Garnet bag frames and locks &c. Also
.,, S., CO.,
p-,s, n,,,aJ al n,aIi,,tIo ; Lh had
FL ii ', ~ -: uI pt,
C'i",t, Gnd @ ,; Nv" Ill.,; - ~. n.t,n
ya , W. P'' h;o, ~ 1919 III M
- 49,; ~ " ,'ie 'ec ''dp'es' "ouoao"
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STEEL.

MAYORS Cast Steel assorted sizes,
~ do double refined Shear do
Swedes do. MAYORS u Greaves German do
Spring q Eng. U) do
Swedes Steel for Sleigh and Gutter Shoes
Toe Cork do also,
$50 Se,t Steel plated Sleigh and Gutter shoes,
Gro Bars. Viscs, Anvills, Brass Kettles, Shoves,
Spaies Log and rrnc Chains, dc. &c, which
make an lronmongers assortment complete.
Dec 4, "A. (2) STRONGS ~ Co.
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G. ED. W., E<EE,

L Clothing a good assortment of heavy Over
Coat Sacks. French Cashmere do. ALI Wool
Tweed DO Gents Dress Coats, prime article. As
she subscriber contempia,es connecting with his pres
ent luslnessa merchant tailoring establishment, he
offers his present stock Of ready made clothing a, a
small advance from cost. Purchasersplease call and
examine.
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VARIETY STORE.

ia
caIeJ rr we onld s,v ,b,, or ; IL he,.
fer Than aver we have sdded manv ne,y ,r,;ces
Ell be ore kept, and they were bought at low prices
and VII be sold decidedly loir much lower than ev-
CT sou N 'own.
NOWI&lNSI fli&SSlGSo
We would particularly invite all who wish to bnv the
very best finished Mahogany framed Looking Glas.
look orr we believe we have p e most
extensive and the rery cheapest.
T'E1 AvD COEEEE p0TS
- ~. H.'D ~ 30.
iea rols r't lew shllinas. IN ms ne we snail Of
S,,,Js tosors and n,her prnnpi, ,ie,,l Ppp,ss
and pI,,eJ GnoJs ver, ,ho,n n"rnh,so,s ,,,, sL
a saving BY looking a, ours before they buy.
WTaI1Ihng. 0!1ncTra a. Jrawv0I7eVy
Wv YryE,SD NJ u % Nv S'Aa
low prices according to pay. OR assortment of La
l1 o oo ond ver o,r,cvo cod ,rd S,ono prncs
w " .ouu -, tI; ''I :,,
Cold clasps and and snaps: a great variety Of Stone
Brooches for Ladies' and Gentlemen, Gold Thimb'cs,
Snnps, Clasps, Ear Hoops and Rings, Gold CHAINS
and Keys oil various patterns great variety OF
rms ana Lockers Tor mar ana MINIATURES
JET GOODS.
beautiful lot of Jet Bosoms Pins Rings, Bracelets,
~ ' min pJvS 6.c
$50, .,
uo,d ana SlVer, ul! 'et ana IRON fnr rms, tiead
ana Neck ornaments, onon, bug,es, Deeds, &c. tor
trimming Head ana Neck dresses boquet hoders'dc'
" ~ IL ~ IL ~ ..
A few dozen at wholesale and retail.
CLOCKS.
ooo ae,,, h,s, &c l.a-au,o.,m ,,.ur.,,.
Nv ", ',,e p S..s m sa. n ~ ,i anu ~
unew "sS Co , s, e a, IT, '" ManoIany Ia,
ses w"ria''i." VI we oes' q"a'y aue' soiu ny '"e
ooX or single very low;
- n
new and splendid LOT Of Canes Of all patterns,
Crooks, Ivory and Silver Heads, Loaded Heads,
Sword Canrs, &c: terules for Canes by the dozen.
BLEACHING If BRUSHES.
Dny and Martins Liouid Backing, Paste Backing,
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JUST RECETEED,

A PRIME assortment of Gents Fine Gaiter dan
u chg pumps, and Ladies' Fine KID French dan.
cling SHIPS, which are offered cheap for cash by
% GEORGE w LEE
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riey Store BRINSMAID & BROTHERS.
ERAsTUS BLISS ESTATE.
ST se or ceadso asss co Of hss a
den, the Goth day of November 4. D. 1874 present
the Hon. Charles RUSSELL Judge of said Court, coics
Truman Sheldon, administrator Of the estate of Eras
Bliss late of Jericho in said district deceased in.
testae, and files in said court his petition in writing,
setting forth that the inventory Of ihe personal estate
OF the sad nestae amounts to S512 49, of which two
hundred dollars has been signed to the widow of The
said ntestate her share OF the personal esnte that
the claims allowed nv he commissioners against SAID
estate amount 10 S17933; that the resdne of the per-
sonal estate of said ntesiae after deduciing that part
so Sc, to the widow of said intestatc has been sold
and the proceeds Of such sale applied in payment of
the CLAMPS so allowed against said estate and the ey
penses of administration; that there remains unpaid
OF the clnlms so allowed against said estate the sum
OF S3l30O and interest thereon that the following
described real estate situated in said Jericho belongs
10 Inc estate of said nlesate viz seven acres and
% hundredth> ofan of land, cling that part of
parcel OF land set TO said estate by the commissioners
appointed by sad court TO set out the Widows dover
IN said estate, in division Of parcel of land which
The said nestae owned in common. at the time of
his decease, with Jasper Bliss; also 10 acres md II
rods of land and fourteen and one fourth acres of Land
winch last two parcels of land set said estate
by SAID commissioners Of dover in the division of
ands which the said intesiae, at the time of his de-
cease, owned in common with Amos Bliss; that
there are buildings thereon also set said estate in
IN one parcel and three and three nnrths acres Of land
IN another parcel, with buildings have been set off TO
lthoda Bliss the widow of the said nrrsatc as her
dover in the real estate Of the said nesae; that the
personal estate is insufficient To pay the debts allowed
against sad estate and the expenses Of admn,sra-
on, and that II will b. necessary 10 sell the whole of
sal! lands and bindings together with the rcverson
OF dover therein, for Tint purpose and PRAYING snid
court To grant license to the said administrator 10 SCI,
he whole Of said lands and bulldn,s together with
the reverson of dover therein for the purpose afore
said.
WHERErpoN, the court aforesaid doth appoint the
third Wednesday, of December next for hearing and
deciding on the said petition nj the Office Of the Reg
lister OF said court in said Burlington ten o'clock in
the forenoon and doth Older that all persons interest
ed therein be notified thereof by pnblication of This
order, containing the substance Of said petition three
weeks successfully in the Burlincton Free Press
newspaper printed IN said Burlington the last of
which publications. TO be previous 10 the said third
Wednesday, of December. l34i.
Given under my hand at sad Burlington this Goth
day of November, 1874.
26-w3 WIN. WESTON Register
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CROCKER Y, &c.

I COOKING G'aeses, Crockery and Glass Ware
IL Also. a good assortment Of Family Groceries
ta.cther with Flour and Salt is kept and offered for
sale ow'bv c. +. STAMFORD g. Co.
Dec. IL. Al %
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Fruits &c.
$50 boxes Raisins,
100 H'li. do do
200 ar. do do
Is Bags MADEIRA Nuts,
II soft sheej Almonds
10 Brazil Nuts,
Is Fiberts,
80 Boxes Mould Candies,
10 Patent Sperm do
4th Dec. IA. rs J& }. II. PECK g. Co
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Z 2A-E.

COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE FIR January le45
" And great Variety Of New Cheap Publications
received by express last evening at EDWARDS
Dec. IL. 20 Book Store
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w God

WANTED, twenty-five Cords Of wood. in ex-
w change for Cabinet work. at the new Brick
Shop on Catlin's Lane, 90 rods eat of the ring
ION Bank. SAMUEL. NICHOLS.
Burlington Dec Oh 1914 2e-u
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Notice.

Daniel Richardson's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT lTTHE Hon. the Pro-
District Of Chtenden, To all persons concerned in
the estate of DANIEL RICHARDSON, Iale of
Westford, IN said District, deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS, Isaac Chase, Administrator de bonis non
OF the of said deceased, proposes TO render an
account of his administration, and present his ac.
count against said estate for examination and allow
tnce al sess on of the Court of Probate to be hold
en- at The Registers office in Burlington in said dis
,rct, on the second Wednesday of January next.
Therefore, you are herdby notified TO appear before
SAID court at the time and place afore aid and show
cause, if any yon have, why the account aforesaid
should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington. This 18th
day of November, A. d. 1914.
25w3 WIN. WESTON, Register.
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U-e6 'ttSI O5 AoN
'LH9IHM IA
lln 10 dn alru ol slollp J0J auoP Hu,llnD-'a'N
'uoi luallD olI> V.IM
81 papuoilu ~ IlrpS poTM 'aurs aql 10 ajunnuluo1
sl!olIo$ pun poAooh 9IoolaI'T >pV an a5BuoLlpd pJ
-aq aql LoI ~ Gd atll ol >Nuei slq SIspual "A IA
'>meas noqnM rue lrlu Al 81 'sleo, Mons 10 Sad
-,'niM 5ulino Io uialSA~ allioAr -IV-Siuallpdop 81
I'n II! 5uLoVnLJ 20 liz an, Srurlsiapun "VM auo run
'unui 5uuoh n noad>aI JapoioLI ApueQ dq-Lou
-nnd VI aGel ,e'l pun rs lIuod no 'aIos s,aiooW II
. al oddo 'doq. Hiom pun uooI 5uunO usHpl >rr
on lrpi hIuIouo5 III ind op pun uol5urlIua "A
o >u7zli!o aq >tuIoIn! 6llnoad>aI LHDINM IN
'1st1iit(tSl1nr16=K Glillo1lpO
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ANA SIunson's Estate.

Anna Munson's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT ;NHE Honorable
DISTRICT OF cHrr1ESDES. SIS. L the Probate Court
for the District of Chtenden To al persons con-
cerned in the Estate of ANA MUNSON. late of Col
chester, IN SAID District, deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS, John w. Weaver, administrator of said
deceased propoecs to render an account Of his nd
nnstraiion, and present his account against said cs.
tate for examination and allowance al a session cf the
Court Of Probate to holden at The Registers office
in Burlington, IN snd District on the second We'd
nesdny Of January next. Therefore. you are hereby
notified to appear before said court at the time and
place aforesaid, and show cause, if you have why
the account aforesaid should not he allowed
Given under my hand Mt Burlington this 10Th day
of November, A. d. 1914.
27w3 CHS RUSSELL, y,Ire
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CIR EAT BARG AIN

IL Q g. j ID sc ate for 8al9o
VTNHE subscriber, wishing 10 close M hi, merchan-
dang business offers for sale the following val
uale properly, VIZ lot situated in The centre Of the
beautiful village of Clintonvie, and is thirty feet in
'front.', one hundred and eighty feet across from River
street TO Main street, and eghty-nne feet on Main ST..
on which Is three story brick store covered with
'ln thirty feet in breadth by forty four in length the
house also brick store house, covered with Tin,
'hlriy'sM feet by twentv-eighr two stories high n
COW house and barn twenIy-six feet by eighteen, and
awood-house twenty.eight feet by eighteen Terms,
one-fourih down and the remainder in three annual
instruments, MATTHIAS UEI nj,
Sn"'o"'iHe, ~ T., Dec. 4, 1874. 27mS
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B II Ghs
In this village, on the 4thinst Mrs. vEaSos HAIR
'aiNeToN Of a son.
ID i @ d o

ID i g d
In this town, OH Wednesday morning, the Hon.
HEMAN ALLEN, former member of Congress
from this district, ngel6s years.
In Richmond, on the 2Sh ul, FAEsy STEVENS,
daughter of Charles Stevens, deceased, in the 10Th
year of her age.
Forbear my friends to weep,
Since death hath los, its sting,
Those christians that in Jesus sleep
Our God will with him bring
In Shelburn, on the 9th ulto, JAMES BLrSs Esq,
aged 70 years.
In South Hero, Oct. lst., WM. LASpoN, Esq,
aged 80. Mr.. Landon's illness long but he bore
ii with frmness and died with bright hope of eternal
life through Jesus Christ He was man who was
worthy Of the respect and confidence of the commu-
nifty, andsnjoyed il rchly. Printers in Conn., are re-
quested, &c.
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Information Wanted

p ESPECTlNG boy by the name Of IuRES WING
IL who left Troy, Vermont about the tenth of July
Ia lie Is about twelve years old and when he left
he wore seal skin cap strait Jacket and had sm,
bundle of clothes. He left here in company with an
other hoy some three four years older than himself
Any inflammation, by letter otherwise will be CRATE
fully received BY his friends and afflicted Moher-
direct to Roy Davs) ROY DAVIS.
Troy VT, November 23 1914. 27w3.
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Wood Wood !!

WANTED, good Beech and Maple Wood, in tx.
w change for brnss and wood Clocks, nj the Va
riety Store BRINSMATD e. BROTHERS.
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Machine Cards,
NJ ANuFACrIRED AT Springfield Vermont, ant
WI Springfield Mas achu>eti,.
J. o. J. II. PECK e. Co.-Agents.
4h Dec. IA 90
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Oils.
5000 Gallons Pure Bleached
Winter and Fall Sperm
2 500 do do do do Whale,
1900 do American Lin>eed,
1000 do Olive,
500 do Land
4ih Dec. IA. (29) J. s ]. II. PECK & Co.
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A CARD.
BRINSMAID & BROTHERS

nESlRE TO inform their customers and the public
- generally that their winter stock of Goods will
% found unusually extensive, good and cheap
Much time and care has been spen. in selecting. and
,nvng made varied and beautiful assorirhen, of the
liflercn kinds of Goods which are expected to be
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IN BA\kRTPTCN.

IN BNNkNE PTN1.
NOTICE 10 shew care why farther proceeding m
y the matter Of GustavuS A. pemmlhg, a Bank
r Of Milton, lie not saved. aud hi pc,il,n BanL
r1pcy Oh ini.>e', at the Off of Samuel Preniis.
D>lrc' Jrlgeln Montpelier, in said District on Saur-
day the 18th day of December A. D. 1911 AT 10 o'clock
A. VI,
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Iron. steel, Nails and Hardware.
80 Tons English Iron from Ia
too inches wide
10 i ! Russia do
% New Sale do do
Swedes do
10 Peru do
10 Horse Shoe do
~ " Round from Id to inches do
l! SIR do 3-S to do do
Hoops do IL to Ia do do
10 " n Nmc and Scroll, do
30 " Band from 1. TO 4! do
h" Naylor e. Co., Cast Steel,
PER- n's Spring, do
Swelcs 40
American do
) herman do
| English Blister do
- " Russia Nail Rods
sou Pairs Floods Gutter and Sleigh shoes
5000 Kegs Mails from 3 | 10 god
200 " BradS d" s. TO 2Ol
200 Spike 80 to Sol
400 deed Files and Ra>ps,
AnvIls and Wees, Sheet Zinc Sbee, lead &c
4'h Dee. "A. (2S) J. g. J. ii. PECK 4 Co.