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DRY GOODS, &c.
A FRESH SUPPLY.
a EDWARD BIRD.

q EDWARD BIRD,
80 No. 2o9 BALTIMORE STREET,
between Charles and Light sts..l
WIZ ms day open an additional supply of NEW
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS, making his stock
one OF the best III the city. All of which will be sold
FOR LADIES' DRESS GOODS:
Rich changeahle striped and plaid Silks
Black and blue black Silks
French Barge and Bazarlnes
French aud English Lawns a great variety
Dotted JacOnetts and Polka Lawns
rich article of Marqueses
Orsandles, embroidered Swiss Muslins, &C.
SHAWLS, SIlAWLS, SHAWLS:
, One OF The largest aSsortmcnts in the city
Embroidered Canton Grape, Cashmere, rich silk and
extra silk and Barge Shawls.
Twisted silk and Barge Scarfs
Hernana and fancy Silk Cfavats
Rich French worked inside Collars, full trim'd
French worked Cheml>etls; white and blk Lace Wells
LINEN CAMBRIA HDKFS.
Extra rich worked, Revere and hCmstitChed borders
Corded DO extra fine Grass HdktS
Extra large size printed l.. e, IIdkfs
super Linen Canhrick; Irish Linen
lO-I and l24 BarnSey Sheelings
Russia, liuckahack aud Bird Eye Diaper
Table Damask. very cheap; DaInask Table Cloths, &c.
White Cambrck, Null and Swiss NIuslins
Striped and plaid Jacones: ex quality Green Barege
P.4R.4SOLS, P.iR.7SOLETTSS SUN SHADES,
direct from, and at factory prices.
Ladies and misses super Kid GLOVES, very cheap
large stock of super CLOTHS
DO. Fancy and Wool black CASSIMERES
Lii en- DRILLINGS, &c.
Very rich Satin aud silk Cravats
Gum Suspenders: SILK Pocket HDkFS.
DOMESTIC GOODS, Of all kinds, at wholesale
and retail, at the lowest market prices.
]. EDWARD BIRD, No 2O9 Baltimore ST.,
mig between Light and Charles streets.
4 FURTHER SUPPLY OF
IA BEAUTIFUL SUMNER GOODS.
Just received from New York and opening this day
Rich aud beautiful Berases
French and Scotch Lawns
silk, Hermann and BtraGe Shawls and Scarls
French embroidered Collars and CoIlaretts
do. do Cdpes aud CaneZous
do. do. Sleeves and CufS
Lace Wells and Scarf; Ladies French silk Gloves
Alexander best X id Gloves
IN GENTLEMEN'S WEAR:
Thread and Silk q owes; BaioS best Kid Gloves
Fancy SILK Craydts aud Scarts
Fancy SIX NESTlNGS. Nc. nc.
Which together with my former stock makes the
assortment complete and cannot be surpassed in this
or any other city A. tr season is far advanced great
hal gains may be had.
FRANKLIN GARDNER.
NJ. 1875 Baltimore street,
r2O Pr +.a house above Light street.
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~LD LEAD. OLD LEAD bought at the BAL
~ TIMORE TYPE FOUNDRY, BaNh LAHf',
near Barnum,s HOTEL for which cash will be paid, al
fair market prices. Also, OLD TYPE, for which
cash will be paid, or new type given in exchange
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JAMES A. ROBINSON,

kinds of work will be made 10 order, in the neates
manner, and of the best materials, and ON the mOs
reasonable terms. jail
ND EED'S PATENT MEDICINE STORE.
R& corner of GAY and SARATOGA STREETS.
where may be had greater assortment of valuable
Medicines than can be found at any establishment in
this city, namely:
Sands Sarsaparilla Sands Remedy for Salt Rheum
Sands Glove Anodyne; Sands Roman Eye BaIsam,
DIR. McMunn's Elixir Of Opium; DR.. Rushs Health
Pills: Or. Sherman S unparalleled Lozenges; do.
Tooth Paste; do. Poor Mans Plaster; do. Pap
pliary Oil; Meredhs Conserve of Copa-
via; DR.. Grods Sarsaparilla Blood Pills;
Hallock's Cold drawn Castor Oil Candy;
Jayne's Medicines; Chckener's Su-
gar coated Pills. Anderson's Pills;
Fishers Pills: Wright's Indian
Vegetable Pills; Hays Ln-
ment; DR.. DyuttS Nedic's;
Or. Taylor's Basam of Lii
verw0rt; Wistars Bal
sam Wild Cherry;
Ba;cman's Drops;
Bears OF;
British
Oil.
Judkin's
Specific
Ointment; Me-
redith's Extract
Buchu; tloOper's Fee
male Pills; Harlem Oil;
Cologne and Flo. Water;
Reeds Lilly White; Tooth
Brushes; StaHburn'S Pills;
CHcassian Hair Dye; Circas-
sian Cosmetic to beauty the
Hair, Reeds Indian Vegetable
Cough Drops; Hungarian Balsam
fife; Or. pham's Pile Electua-
~; DR. Folger's Olosaonian: knapp's
Indian Vegetable Plaster; do. Larbor's
Extract of Lungwort; Dandelion and
Tomato Panacea; Champney's Respira-
tors; Mofau's Medicines Beef Marrow;
Buffalo Oil; Pomaum; Fancy Soaps sc.
Also, sulphulic and Nitric Acid; Logwood;
Clipped and Ground Brazil Wood; Tumeric;
Fustic; Yellow Ochre; Chrome Yellow; Copperas;
Indigo; Alum; Prussian Blue; Saltpetre Sc. with
general supply of fresh DRUGS-always fol sale by
SAMUEL REED,
Druggist and Commission Agent,
Corner Gay and Saratoga-st., Baltimore, Md.
N3- Orders from Country Merchants and others for
Drugs and Patent Medicines, furnished at the propre-
tors wholesale prices Prescriptions put up with
and accuracy. med
z IFE Is SWEET, BUT EALTH Is
~ SWEETER. To all who wish to obtain health
aud preserve it, we would recommend HANCE'S
SARSAPARILLA or BLOOD PILLS. They are en-
tirely vegetable in their composition, and can be taken
at all seasons and IN all weahers they operate gently
on the bowels, and do not leave the system in cos
tive state BE sure and get HANcE's Pills:
For sale at SETH S. HANCE'S
New Drug and Medicine Store, No. lOs Baltimore
street, and corner of Charles and Pratt sts m24
SUDDEN CHANGES OF THE Wealth
~ Err. We scarcely meet person who is not more
or less troubled with cough cold. Old and young,
the prudent and the imprudent, seem alike to COM
plain.
Many think it a temporary cold which will pass off
ln day or two. This is not always the case, as it
will in all probability, terminate in consumption if not
attended to in season. Our advice is, use HANCE's
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HOARHOUND, which
will cure you in two or three days. Price so cents
per bottle. For sale by SETH 5. HANCE, l0S Balt-
more ST., and at his old stand corner of Charles and
Pratt SITS. m24
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Enn DOLLARS REWARD. Doctor
4ENR SIQRN,S SpEGIEIC GQ4pQlLNQ e

q wv STORM'S SPECIFIC COMPOUND, for
the cure of GonsrrhGa elects, Structures, Dialects
dhulty IN making water, and all other unnatural dis
charges from the uretha of either sex.
In case has this medicine been known to fail, to
effect permanent cure and too in the shortest posi-
bic time. Should this medicine fail to effect a
where has been taken according to directions return
the empty vial and get back the money. Why then
spend both time and money with such quack nostrums
as cannot be depended upon; when, for 81, you can
purchase pleasant sure, and speedy cure, composed
solely of vegetable substance? One hundred dollars
will be paid to any one who will produce medicine
to equal this compound, or who will prove that it con-
tans any mineral substance whatever
n. B. This medicine can be had of James p. VIII
hanson, corner of High and Gays (O.T); Joseph
Sawyer, corner of Paca ind Pratt-sts.; and by E. Y,
Forney, corner of Clay and Eutaw streets.
In Washngton-by G. Scott corner of 9TH ST. an0
Pennsylvania Avenue; Robert Patterson, corner of 9th
street and Pennsylvania Avenue. fel0-y6m*
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
BOOT FACTORY.

The subscriber having opened store
No. 24l WEST PRATT STREET, a
few doors above Sharp, south side,
would respectfully inform his friends
and the public generally, that he is pre-
pared to manufacture BOOTS, sSwed
or pegged, that cannot be excelled in
materials, workmanship or neatness of
NJ, which he will guarantee shall wear
equal to any that are manufactured in
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TENHIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
IL scriber has obtained from the Ornbans, Court n,
Baltimere County, letters of Administration on the
personal estate of MARY w. HOWARD. late of said
county, deceased All persons having claims against
same with the vouchers thereof 10 NV agent. w. Co
vRne Howard, on or before the 23d day of November
next; they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from
all benefit OF said estate All persons indebted to said
estate are requested u make immediate payment tc
him. Given under my hand this 22d day Of Nav 1915
ni22 law4t' ri MARY w. HOWARD, Eye:x.
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NOSTIVENESS Persons afflicted with this
~ dreadful maady will find immediate relief by
asing HANCE'S SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD
FILLS. For sale by SETH s. HANCE, 1OS Balt-
more ST., and at his old stand of Charles and
Pratt SITS. m24
SCARPA'S CELEBRATED ACOUSTIC OIL
- FOR DEAFNESS. This celebrated Oil is with
usually sufficient to test its virtues For sale by SETH
). HANCE, LOG Baltimore street, and at his old stand
cor of Charles and Pratt sts m24
FENiN'D CARPET TACKS. Another supply
Ill Of Tin'd Tacks for Carpeting and Mating, Just
received and for sale by
je3 second Tin store above Howard, st.
GA Clear voice is The Beauty of Speech''
HANCE'S COMPOUND INDICATED HOAR
"a ~ HOUND CANDY has proved itself superior to
every article hitherto offered, for clearing the voice.
Price % cents per package.
For sale by SETH s. HANCE, cor. Of Charles and
Pratt ss., and los BALTIC, ST. MA
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would return thanks to his friends and customers tc
their kind patronage aud would ask continuance
the same.
N. B. G{NNER'S BOOTS made,
apl5-v SAMUEL BICKLEY.
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BttIS- sulcneu U.UU
Water proof double soed lined Boots peggei, 4a4.50
Cork sOled pegged Boots, ,.Ja5 81
SAML ROBINSON, - Euaw-st.
nQS-V Opposite Western Bank.
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KNOW CAN YOU DOUBT THE MEDI-

n III CAL VIRTUES OF CANTRELL,S ANTI
DYSPEPTlC POWDERS, the only sure remedy ever
offered IL the public, prepared expressly for that COM
plant, single uia of which will convince the most
scepcai OF us apty 10 cure in any stage and under
any form and being purely vegetable persons of the
most delicate constitution may use ii in all kinds of
weather with perfect safety.
Numerous certificates of highly respectable citi
zens can be given by calling Mr.. Caleb Cresson's
Drug Warehouse, No North Third ST.. or M Cant
rel's, corner OF Carpenter and Second sts Philadel-
phia, OF when have attached few.
John Tizmoire, Badesburg; Mr., Henry Hooyer
Moyamensihg Road, Phada Mr.. Saml G. Douglass
sa-maker, South wharves; Robert Cav, No $50 s.
second ST.; Mrs AcMuen, Calharine ST., Southwark
Mr.. Charles Dick, Second near South ST.: Mr.. Cad
well, No l6S South Fourth ST.; MI David StilIweIl
Steam Mill, Thirteenth and Willow SIS: Mr. Rarklev
Jackson, No. l66 Prime St; Mr.. Charles Thaw No, 45
Moyamensing Road; Mrs. Steel, No. 10 Moyameusing
Road; Miss Elizabeth Cope, Carpenter near Siyth at
Mrs. Lawrence, Commissioners Hail. Southwark
Mrs. Feltan, Nihth near Locust ST.: Mrs, Minler No
% Reckless St, Southwark; Mr.. Thomas REYNOLDS
Mead ALLEYS Mr. Hand March, No. IS Prime 81 !: Sar,,
II. Watson, 1865 South Third ST., Plumber; William
fnce, ~, second ST; John Price, Blacksmith; Mrs.
Mary Delaney, in George above Sixth ST.; Mrs Shil-
don, corner of Mary and Front streets Josenb Gain
ESQ Mobile, Ala. pa '
Sold, Wholesale and Retail, nv Caller ores
SON, at his Drug Warehouse, No. 6 North THIRD
agents:
]. F. Perkins Bro, corner ofFrankhn and Green
sts., Baltimore, Md.
E. H. Perkins, No 425 West Baltimore ct. corner of
Green ST., Baltimore, Md.
Robert Johnston, Frederick city Nd
]. F. Calan, Washington city, D. c,
III. Peel Co., Alexandria, do,
]. l., Kidwell, Georgetown, do.
Prepared only by the subscriber corner of Carmen.
ter and Second SITS, below Christian, Philadelphia.
G7-Ohserve, none are genuine wtbout the sigma
tire JOHN a. C.aNTR Ell 49,
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ENCOURAGE AMERICAN INDUSTRY

Who will send to France for Boots
when the subscriber will make such
that for neatness, comfort and dur
ability, cannot be surpassed by any
workmCn in the world.
Public attention is respectfully in
viied to this suggestion.
PRICES are as follows:
Dress Boots, stitched.... SO. S5a5. so
/" peggCd.......... $50
, NNntrr nrnnf dnHhle snlnd lined
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RESOLUTIONS.

Whereds, The constitution of the United States
coniers upon the general government no authority
wha!ever TO annex TO this c0nederacy any foreign
anu independent state and
:. uhcreds, The serclsc of such auihorv even were
u clearly conferred by the constitution would direct
~ tend to weaken the bonds Of our union bv multi
Pyhe the various and conf ting interests offs mem
them and ''' f''''0'
Whereas Considerations of Justice and humanity,
OF consistency and selfrcspect most sacredly imnrl
tne American people whose boast il is 10 have erect
ed an empire whose strong arm of deenrcis found in
an enlightened love of liberty and hatred of oppres-
SION to denonnco and oppose every project whose de-
sign or tendency is to add mn inch TO The territory or
q moment TO the duration of domestc slavery; there
fore.
Resolrea blythe General Asscm5iy ofHe STATE of
vermont, That IN the opinion Of this legislature the
annexation of Texas TO this Union would be uncons
tutlonal lneNpedient, and unjust.
Resotred, That, in the name of our constituents
and Tor curse Ives we hereby snlemnv protest against
ana declare the hostility Of the state of Vermont to
such annexation, and request orr senator's and rep
resentaves IN Congress to use thereXerions to pre-
vent It's being consumma,ed.
Resofred, That the Governor Of this state be re-
qhes'ed 10 transmit copy of the foregoing resolutions
to the governors of Massachusetts, Mississippi aud
south carolina and of each Of the othrr states of h
unIon and to the Presi dent of the Ua'ed States and
each OF orr senators and representatives. in Congress-
hesofred, That we regard the institution of slavery
as monstrous anomaly IN free government, and A.
the source of mtoleablc evils Gripping the energies
OF the slave states, tending rc,nrj and dcaden the
enterprise of the free states, and nlrously affecting
the foreign and domestic policy of the general GOV
ernment and that we, therefore, nrn'est against il
extension over another foot of territory and insist
upon us restriction to the nHfrowcst limits consistent
WIN the spirit of the original compact between these
states.
. RcSo'rcd, That the annexation Of Texas 10 the
United = aes. without the consent of all the ndiyd-
ual states, would he a fragrant violation of hc national
compact. tending In dissolution ot the Union an en-
tension of the oduus and unons basis ut slave repre-
seninon IN Congress and to the ncrpcuation of sn-
very, and would establish an intocrable domination
OF that institution over the free states.
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| STATE OF VERMONT,
Cl,ittpnlrn County, SIS.


SiA' II VI NthMONi S"''e"u n W No"t
O"'''e"''" county, 60 October Term. lisa.
WHEREAS. at the Term Aforesaid REUBEN
w FARNSWORTIl Of WeStior,', in said County,
filed with the Clerk oi laid Court his i'll of iorcco.
sure against Addison B. PariSA Charles Seedlings
anl James Me- NJ. Shaftcr, senne forth that on The
fifteenth day Of September, A. y. 1913 the SAID Add-
son b. Partridge then Of sad WcStior,i now gone TO
parts unknown without this State, being Justly in
delci 10 said Orator in the sum OF S6Ol 81 specified
IN a promissorv noc hearing dale on that day, for
the said of six hundreland one dollars and thir-
~ four cents, payable sad FarnSworh or order one
year from date in order to secure the payment there
OF, executed 10 said Faruswurlh a mortgage deed OF
The following described premises (which deed Is con
diii ned iot the payment OF said note ACCORDING 10
the tenor thereby viz: "a certain piere or parcel of
land and water privilege in Wc,tiorl in the County
of thtcnjrn aforesaid. in the State uf Vermont, on
which the starch factory stands, meaning TO con-
vcy one equal und vded half Of all the lanl and wa
ter privilege DECIDED by Davl Gibbs 10 Sparhawk
Rice and A. H. Partridge dated April 81 1871 refer
cncc being had to said dee recorded IN volume tenth
pages anl iGt of said We tfur rd>." And fur
Their letting orh and avcrring that The laid prcn.e>
above dc,"r ed are part OF Lots mum or forty m
tury-io1r N The tmri division of lands in laid West
iut', Of the uah of Wilm Thompson, n. bombed
MS fG,ows, VIZ: Beginning al stake sanding on The
South ,'ic OF the river OF Wales and ;ih'> dam for
mcrly called The West side of the road leading
from the Town common to said Wales and Gibbs
dam, thence South thirty-wo degrees and forty min
utc., West fl cen rod. the west lne Of said road
10 u stake. ihc,cc north ioryscvcn degrees and thr
" minutes, wet ciah rods to AXE, making a rig-
anrle with the rold. Thence northwardly to hem.
lock Tree on the hank Of the river; thence up >aid
river to 'la tir.t met toned bounds supposed to
tam three ,rihs of An acre of land more or lc--.
And further acting forth that ON the ff ccnh day of
September, l,i%, the and Addison u. Parlrdoc exc
cutel alnr ran deed Of all his tile and in'erc +
in and 10 tie sail premises, unto Charles Scbhny~.
then of n d ,rd nuW gone 10 parts unh nuwn,
and tla thereafter, v't. on the l3 day Of MAY,
ISL, the said Chorir. Sci ne. cvcrrcd TO lame,
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BURLINGTON
FEMALE SEMINARY.

THE SUMNER TERN in his institution. will
commence March 81. lSi5, and continue two
Quarters or % weeks !, is desirable that all who
intend entering the Seminary during the ensuing
Spring, enter at the commencement of the Term, MS
the classes aud plans Of study, ior.he whole Term,
then formed.
This Seminary in all the Departments Of Instruc.
ton and discipline, is under hc immediate care of the
Rev. j. X. Converse who resides in the institutions
and will take faithful and parental over ght of such
p lplls ns shall be committed TO his care. Mr.. C. has
assncated with himself four experienced and thorough
lenchers. In conneXlDn with moral culture and eyte-
rlor accomplishments it is the aim of Trustees and
Teachers 10 conduct the pupils through such n
Of thorough study AS shall he productive of mental
furniture and mental strength.
Instruction in the French Language will be given
by a Gentleman, who speaks the French as his YER
nacular tongue.
From % to 50 young Ladies can be accommodate ted
with Board, Rooms and all the cDnvenienccs for study
in the Seminary, under the immediate care of the
Teachers. such will enjoy peculiar advantages.
Terms; half payable in alvance.
Tuition.
English branches AM Latin, $500 per Or.
Piano Music 90
Instrument for practice, 200
Drawing, 400
French $50
ard including Fuel, Lights, Washing and all the
convenenccs for study IN spacious and well furnished
Rooms 81, per week by the Term, or S25, per single
or. OF eleven weel S.
February 10, 1915. 81
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COMMISsIoNERS NOTICE.

4 adjourned meeting OF the Board Of County
~ Comm'- soucr~ will lchc'd n the tGup'v Clcr;
oii"c IN Burlm"ou On THURSDAY the TWE\Tl-
ETH day OF February instant, AT 10 o'rlock in the
forenoon, al which time they will hear and decide
upon all applications tor Ilncn.c> 10 'Inn-hcepc-,
"Grorcrv-kcrpcrs" and 70 persons $50 ell w ne.
Rum. Brandy, other sliruou, iiquor>, ior mcdir-
nal chemical and mechanical purpose, onlv," m &C.
cordanre with an Act entitled can Act relating 10
Licenses TO Inn. lerpcr> aud Realcr,." approved
Oct. 81 lSii Satisfactory testimony viii required
a. 10 the fitness Of the applicants frr such license 9,
and The necessity in each for the granting of the
same.
Dated al B1rliucton, February III 1915
BY order ofihr Board: ~
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be found in condition to deserve and receive
from the free States, that protection and pity which
he now affects 10 despise. But should war break out
between the two nations, aud the parayzed aud eff
Terminate South should enter the field TO contend with
the superior physical ability and capacities of the
North, though we might lament the necessity of the
conflict, yet we could have fears of the result In
fine, whether in peace or the evils of dissolution,
though utterly ncaculnblc would fall with most ru-
nous ell on the South The South or more prop
erly that portion of the Southern pc pie who have so
often threatened notification and disunion should be
made TO understand that the North will never submit
TO the one or the other until the order of nature shall
be reversed and Southern eilemnacy shall prove an
overmatch in the field for the robust vigor and mex
haustble resources OF Northern frccmen. 1t is diff
cult to conceive how any Northern man, who is not
iana!lcal on the bec Of slavery can entertain seri
GUS design 10 dissolve the Union and embark IN such
coniederacy aad the probability is that much OF the
gnsconade and abuse issuing from the South is utter
ed with the design dragon the North into compl-
ance with their demands
Inc COMMITTEE recommend the passage of the ac-
companying resolutions
A. u. WHlrTEMORE, for Committee.
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BURLING TON
IRON FOUNDRY.

IHlS Establishment snow fitted up in good order
l. Tor making
CASTINGS
such a. Mil Geering, Sleigh Shoes, Wagon Axe,
and Boxes
Caldron and Potah Kettles, kept constantly on
hand.
All the patterns formerly used and owned by Messr,.
Gay & Edwards are here ready for use have taken
hold oflhi> concern for The purpo.e of doing the Le,
ct wors and am confident can do it, by using the
best Of stock.
Castings made on low terms, for ready INV
u orders addressed 10 T.. r, CRossMAS, BurlinS
ton, VI shall lie promptly attended TO-
Burlington, VI. Fel'y. IL, rs. 37m6
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GREAT BARGAINS

il @ a j Estate for Sale.
nNhE subscriber, wishing 10 close up hi, merchan.
dI@ng business, offers for sale the following val
na lie properly VIZ lot situated in the centre If the
beautiful village OF Clntonvile and is Thirty feet IN
'front.' one hundred and eighy feet across from River
street To Nam street, and eghtv-nine feet on Main st.
on which is three story brick store, covered with
m 'hlrty feet IN breadth by forty four in length the
upper two stories finished in order for dwelling
house, also brick store house. covered with TN
lhrysN feet by twenty eight, two stories high a
COW house and barn tweny-slx feet hy eighteen and
awood-house twenty eight feet by eighteen. Terms
one-iourth down and The remainder IN three annual
lnsalmenls. MATTHIAS HELLER
tIhtonNllle, n. Y, Dec. 4, lSli. 27mS
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WE The s Ih,cii ors, having Leon appointed "
w the ifunoml e The Probate Court for the District
Of Chuiruden, Commits toners 10 receive axamiue aud
adjust The claims and dcunnG> ofal' persons against
the estate of Aaron 4. Frmon, late OF Huntington, IN
said District decreased repre-, cu'ed m,oren aud al O
all claims and demands cxmi'ed in Offset thereto I;
and six month. from The day of the date hereof lca
allowed v SAID tolrt for thai purpn>c, do here
fire hereby give notice, that we V % attend to the
oW Mary Flrmon, in Huntington, IN sad Dis'rif on
the first Monday Of May next, At 10 o'clork, A. VI.
Dated, tins 20 day OF Decent er. 4. D.. 1911.
ALEXANDER FERGI son, f..
JOHN ELLIS 81 comm