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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-12-26
BIZ a. Green. .4ucfioneer.

uoUSEHoLD' AND KITCHEN FURNl
Ii TURE, TAVERN FIXTURES, BLACK.
SMITHS TOOLS, ANVIL, IRON, &c, at auc
tion.-on Monday, the 22d instant, ! shall sell, a
the Northern Liberty tavern stand on 7th, be
tween + and G streets, at 10 O'Clock, a. M, III,
household aud kitchen furniture, bar.hxtures, &c
! enumcrate in part:
10 feather beds and beds,eads
81 chairs, 6 tables, ] good clock
Pictures, walters, glass and crockery ware
Refrigerator, bar, kegs, wine, and empty bottles.
Also argo'lot OF bedding, &c
Also good lot Of blacksmith's tools; with many
other articles not necessary TO .enumeratc.
Terms Of sale. All sums OF and under 500, cash
over s1o credit Of so aud 30 days, for notes salts
factorlly endorsed bearing interest.
A, GREEN, Auclioneor.
n5rThe above sale is postponed till Monday
the 29th instant, same hour
Dec 23-3t A GREEN, Auctioneer.
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1854. From Brookville, by Jennings, Odenburg,
Enochsburg, Georgus, and Aliens mills, to Green's
burg, 80 miles and back, once week.
Leave Brookville every Friday at a m, arrive
al Greensburg same day by p m.
Leave Greensburg every Saturday at Ga m, arrive
al brookvllle same day by p m.
$3.50 From Button, Wills county, to Fort
week
Leave Button every Friday at no, arrive al
ror Wayne same day by 6 p m.
Leave Fort Wayne every Saturday at D m, ar
I'VE al Buffton same day by p m.
$500 From Columbus, in Bartholomew county
~ Rock Creek, to West Point, in Decatur county
- miles and back, once n week.
Leave Columbus every Thursday at > a m, arrv'
!" West Point same day by 5 p m.
Leave West Point every Friday at . m, arriv
Columbus same day by 2 p m,
1891. From Clinton, Vermiion county, by 10
uana Furnace, 10 Paris, Illinois, ls miles and back
once week
:, Leave Clinton every Saturday at a m, arrive a
rams same day by II m.
Leave Paris every Saturday at ] p m, arrive a
Linton same day by 7-pm.
1855. From Decatur, in Adams county, by Por
hshon, 10 Liberty Mills, in Wabash county, D
miles and back, once a week.
Leave Decatur every Thursday at m, arriv
Liberty Mills next day by III m.
Leave Liberty Mills every Friday at ] P m, al
nve al Decatur next day by pm.
1853. From Delphi, in Carroll county, throug
he great Miami Reserve, TO Marion, in Grant cour
Y'eS miles and back, once week.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-28

The LATE Nh. BATEs.-Wr have the plea.
sure OF being able To give ,o-day more full re-
mort of The spontaneous aud honorable iesllmo-
nv borne On Monday by the Hon. Mr.. Huger to
the character Of the lamenled Mr.. Bees, than
was contained in the brief and hurried notice Of
his remarks which we inserted yesterday.--N Ma.
tional IntelL
Mr. Huger said that he rose rather u indicate his
concurrence with all thai had been eloquenlly said
bv The Senator from Massachusetts Of the virtues of
their departed bro her, than TO offer 10 his shade
tuhuie of respect.
have had, sir, (snd Mr. II hut little social inter-
course with Mr. Bates. He was principally known 10
me IS member Of this body; but not having parci.
mated in the more ngiallng buslne OF the Senate
have hecn aiinrded lime aud opportunity 10 observe
and scrplinsr the cHnduc and character al IN Sc who
had been more actively cmployed NO one IN ms
ltte bnsy world has attracted more "l my aiirn'l"l
and respect than the lamenIed subject my remarks
As chairman Of one Of the most important commit
ices of this Chamber he always exhInlied INDUSTRY
fidelity and a. lily. Such was the confidence he ma
cyclic in my hosom by his wise adherence 10 prin
eipIe thai de- not recoeci one amendment 10 MS re-
norris which did moi appear TO me to deiace mem =
Massachusetts SIR, may send us successor 10 'h's
most exceanl man. but il will be happy for her, nnd
hrice happy for This hrdv, il he shall prove 10 posses
in an eonal degree with Mr.. Bates, The Senatoria
nrnces honor intelligence, and urhnnliy.
With The family Of the deceased am entirely unnr
ouain,ed But with them ! most sincerely sympa
tS,.e for can well understand how desoele must b.
,he hearts how foron their feelings on this Selan
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without leaving the shadow Of stain on his
Christian armor.
After a feeling allusion to the other Senators
WIN had died during the last few years, he clio.
sed with the Benedcion.
Tho Funeral Procession then formed in the
following order:
The Clergy in attendance
Physicians who attended the deceased
Committee Of Arrangements.
Pail Bearers.
The Family and friends of the deceased.
principal mourner.
The Sergeant Arms of the Senate of the United
States.
The Senate of the United States, preceded by the
Vice President of the United States and
their Secretary.
The Members OF the late House of Repre- entatve, the
Clerk Of the House of Representatives, and
officers OF both Houses Of Congress
The President Of the United states.
The Heads of Departments.
Foreign Ministers.
Judges OF the United States.
Officers of the Executive Departments.
Officers of the Army and Navv
The Mayors Of the cities ol Washington, Georgetown
and Alexandra.
Citizen and Strangers
In this order the Procession moved to the
Rail Road Depot, where the body was deliver
ed To his friends and relatives, Ia be taken Ia his
home in Northampton, Massachusetts. The
coffin was deposited in car provided for il, and
will leave with the regular train this afternoon
at IL o'clock. Corr. ~ y. Tribune.
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-
STAFF I Of or cna H@GoNr aYa p' sae "S"
wr hin aud for SAIL district ,fChltenlen, on the 10 h
day uf March, 1915 come. Orr Sholc., administrator
olhe eta u Ru>,el ranmer, lave OF Charluut in
aid district, deceased ne tate, AMI tiles IN laid
hi, pe ion, in writing, setting iorih thar ne per Ona
estate of the laid deea ed, appraised ami luvcn'o-
red amounts To S569,4s; thai the debit allowed Y
the commissioners against said estate amount 10
s76 ss that the personal of the laid decca, ed
i, in Indecent for The payment of the iel> allowed
against ,ad e-tale and The expenses of adm ration
aud ha, il will be neoe sary to eel real e.ae Of The
aid decel,e for thai purpose; that the ad decea el
died ezel ol The following described parcel Of land
(anong utherl -i'uated m said Charlotte twenty
one acre. o land or ihereal o., 10 nteIeas' north
ami so nh hy lanls owned by Peer Van Vlre,. ani
Church IN Fer',mrch (ea>' roa 10 Samuel Barnet
store IN Charlotte THAI although il may not / e ne.
s,ary sell the whole u sad parcel of laul for The
navment ofthe'S ITS due from ,aid e,taie and The eX-
nense If administration yel, part of sald nael OF
land canuo he sud without injury those lniere> ed
in the remain 'er, anl that II world lie enelical 10
have the whole Of aid parcel Ct land ,od, and pray
ng said court 10 grant Nun lCene 10 sell lhe whole oil
sald land
Whererpon, the Court aforesaid doth appoint the
second Wednesl lay 10 Apr', 1916, for hearing and
deciding ON aid petition. at the Office OF he Register
of ,ald court in ,a Burlington, al 10 o'clock IN the
forenoon and doth order thai all per, iniere led
therein nuiiiei thereof pulica ION a this order
containing the ,u, ance Of sal petition three week
srtessvely in the r rlington Free Pre-, a pa
p-r prin ed IN .ad burlington, the int ol Which
M ca IA be prevh'is Ia satl second "Wednesday
Of Anrl, lsi5.
Given under my hand 'hl> 18th dav az March, A.
| d. 1916 WIN. WESTON, Rtgi.i<r,
&sw3
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BURLINGTON
IRON FOUNDRY.

THIS Es al,h menl is now cited up in good order
for making
CASTINGS,
such a. Mil Geering Sleigh Shoes, Wagon Axes
aud Roxes
'aldrcn and Po,a,h Kettles, kept constantly on
hard.
All he nnerns furmery u.ed and owned by Ne'.r-.
Gay 4 Fiwa rds are here ready for USE have taken
hold Of hi. uu ern for the pirpo OF dang the e'i
OF Wort, and am coniden can do il, hy Using the
best Of s'ocL
Castings made on low terms, fur ready ray.
All orders addre. ed 10 r.. X. tRossMAN, Burning
ton, VI hall e PROMPTLY NJ ended 10.
Burlinginn VI. Fe v. 70 AS 37'nb
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-28

EDWARD A. LAWRENCE
From distinguished Unitarian Preacher OF
1sOstOu.

From some use Of he Bronchial Comii, and from
a knowl' dye Of The nature and properties of ONE OF
the Ingredients that rner into il G, mpo,tiun, am
cna lei to .ay, as | ,o lay very cheerf div, that
have the nno.t confidence IN - adap'ne>> 10 relieve
public speakers, an 10 aliay irritation afier exercise
of speaking is over IL prea her. worll employ il
generally afe eSerinn Of the voice. they wod an
1"e-ilona'ly find Il the means OF much comfort nd a
saeg iard agalns disease.
December Is 1874
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E'Ga e. VI 4 ESeA aG'ES.
BRIGHTON lIARKET. 1I,naru .11,reh

1T Market 400 Beef Cattle, 80 yoke, Oxen 81
Cows and Calves, 1900 Sheep, and about 1900 Swine
Pnicrs-Beef Catiio-Wc qpoie-EXua Sc 90; fsrt
quality 5.7j second quality, s. 90 II 5.25
Wor;iHg Oxen Salr7 hrisS--Salcs at SIS. Si 95
lI0 TO and one ai Sl32.
Cows and Calves--S,les noticed at s22 "a 81, 90
80, SO. and one COW n IS 80
Sheep-Sales were noticed q, 50 Is, IS, / 80, and
one Iui I 90 per head
Swinc-SaIrs risk. A. wholesale, lic for sows
md SIC for barrows st retail and 6 to g..
Nav YoRT-March q, q p. M.-Thcre is fair
demand Tor Southern Flour Richmond County and
Baltimore City, AT 81 80 up to 81 CO for Georgetown,
dsi75 for Eraudywjae. a cargo Of Southern Corn
sold to disar At lCc, weight. Rye zoe, delivered.
Oats 80 Sic
AtnAyv, March 2i.--Tae cold weathsr has impr v.
ed The roads some and produce heains to arrive c
more freely. Rye is in demand NJ 60 lie per co
lbs. Oats 80 30'. Corn 45 SOC. Eastern orders
for -four nrr filed At ST - n elt.
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THE AMERICAN REVIEW Il Wing Journal
Of Politics, Literature, Art and science March
The issue Of tins Nnmher was DELAYED Gas
we learn by Il note apoogetc OF the Edtnr) in
order that the article upon the "XXvHlh Con-.
gress " might be complete. As it is, it Is fair
statement of the Gongs and attempts to do. of
tha, defunc'-we are afraid It will never be ior-
gn,'en-body, and will be very useful for future
reference. The other papers are WINTER" a
poem by a. B. Strut, Mr, Emerson aud Tran
srendon,alisIn," a Fraai len," noem, Old
Northern Literature" bv Hon. G. p. Marsh,
"Single Speech PneiS,"" American O-nlihnlo.
gv," \" Our Country" My first day with the
Rangers" "lntalions from Gueihe," The
Hindous," "Thiers Consula aud Emnire'
sour Light, Home SYSTEM" "Criica! N"'i-
cns," and Foreign Miscellany" There is fire
as well asphosophy in The criiique upon En-
ersnn, and it has the mer,,-rare for anything
upon thai inggy suhjact-nf being understands
able. The present article by our townsma'
Mr.. Marsh is Introductory to series upo,
Northern Literature" almost a terra incogRitt
TO the majority of American scholars; but ~,
douh, not that lis claims 10 share Of their at
ter,inn will non be presented in such manme
that they may not be resisted.
This is, on the whole an excellent number
better, we think, than either nj lis predecessors
EDINBURGH RFvIEw, Jan. lSi5-An unusu
ally interesting number We notice parllcu
larlv, the articles on "Lord Broughtm's polul
cal Philosophy" "Scienlliic Agriculture" an,
" Lord Ed III aud the Chances oi the Bar"
LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW, Jan. lSlj-
The papers ON Awards Idea of Christian
Church." wlll be read with interest, by such a
have watched the late movements IN the Church
lion al ,,t Ia
snisisd with the Chatrh as il is. Il is an abb
and dignifT,l-paPer, evidently @rilten by on
who has though, deeply, and feels slncerel
mon the subject. We have not looked All.
further
uARRINGroN, Agent.
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MASSACHUSETTS, U. 5. SENAToR.-The
Hon. John Davis has been nominated bv "a
Wing Legislative caucus, as candidate for
U. S. Senator, in place OF the Hon. Isaac
{. Bates, deceased.
Hon. Fred. Robinson is the L SEQ Foco
candidate
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n o i | e. e.

The New Baptist Meeting House in this viii
lage viii be publicly Dedicated on Thursday,
April 3D. Exercises 10 commence at 10 n'cI'k,
\. NJ. Sermon by the Pas,or.-In the after
noon Of the same day. The Pastor will be Install
cd. aud u Deacon Or,liined.
Burlington. March %
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From Rev. >. Remmington, Formerly a
tbhvSictan-A
From Edwin Forrest, the celebrated Tra-
gedian.

GENTLEMrS 81 have u. ed yonr Bronchial Comfr
an recommend it to pul lie >pea excellent
rene for honr>eness. or hI.kne of voice.
Nnnr- "a, ll...r LII. EDWIN EDRRL,ST
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Of Graad Lsie deceased,
~ urnEA,. At Pr hate Coir', holden a the Pro-
w la'r uiirc ~ Granl | IT,. m ,a'I u ri', On
he Ilth 'at Of March \. u, ISi', Hector N'nm-,
Alm,u.-'ra'o, Il hec 'a'c f DIN M =. N'rrHu,
la.ufS u'l Hero iu and h>'ri ',r,as" file ms
Pru,un IN write =, .cing forth hn' here e>I''o of
the "a a cra. ed W., appri,.cd a. h. ,.im of 5000
arch real @ 'l'e was 'pcnm cred hy M r'@n2. 'u
ti Is NaT So. ui.c' otIr,tu ed ru he 81 Il dly 81
Jauc. 4. T., 1871 The -um ofSj973t hat the per.
>onal estate Of and deceased wa aprra ed he fur
'hri sum 1896 90, Of which there has zen signed
V sal court 20 the widow of aid dcrca ed The sum
OF 5 90 That there hi- cen above IN de- l. against
,al e-ta'r ~ the ttmui>soner, apruin'eI for that
puriu.e the sun ci S6t7l. cx 1--WE Of sail NOR.
rage. aud the >nn al $3.50 in favor of aid tate.
that the sum Of 90 &C laid SCH II, allowed by
laid Conm'> iuner> AGAIN .aiI estate, were for
&c AIRY funeral exp,n. e. AMI expen e. fr the la>i
,ihne,> Of ,ail derea. Gland HAT the costs and
pen = Of admutrr'Dg upon ,aid r>tae ~ Ia The
pre- eni time amounts Ia The luriher Inn Of sS406
sad Administrator therefore pray, ad Court 10
grant him license ,e the whole OF he real estate
sad deceased ,ul leci 10 the right Of the widow,
dover therein for the prrpu,e Of paying said mort
cage aud he debts against SAID e-iate.
II j. therefore ordered ly aid Couri that all persons
concerned in ,al e,iae lie notiiel To appear al a
e-, ion ui said Court. 10 lie holden at the Probate
office in >al Grand lie, on the hrt FAY of May, A.
D., SIS 10 show eau ct any they have) why ,aid
license ought NOT 10 he gr1nCl--iur winch plrpo.e il
luther erred thai the su >lanre uf laid petition
together with this ur'er of laid Court, lie published
three week, >ucre,>ivcl, Don . may be, IN the
Free Press payer pu' Il. he'd in Burlington IN the
COMFY Of Chit cn'en, the last OF which hall lie e.
fore The ION Of aid Cunn la,i meniiuned-and
which sha e deemed sufficient notice 10 all per on
conrrrne ], 10 show caine why aid licen.e hold not
rrnn'ed.
Given un er my hand, nj SAID Grand Isle this II h
day of March, A. D., lS4j.
42w3 LABEZ LADD. Judee.
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"LAMps TO BURN CAMPHENC.o

HORNS PATENT >OtlO BOTTuii GiASS
L FOUNTAIN LAMPS for C,mpicHe o. Chem
ical OIL, have lecnnc uniyrr a,lv ce'rhra'al and
sought aHer a. the mot perfect L1i1gs" ever
invented They meet the apprIl a'ion and praise ol
a who ti,e ,hein. Try all nllvr-, but do not tai TO
try the lest the cheapest and. above all the T11nus
that will give the grea cer. light with the least cx-
pen.c. They are the mu> simple aud cay to man
are aud trim, cannot cOrlde or bu.une heated while
burning, ea-y cleaned m. le AMI o and not a .eal-
el 10y draft or clrrent nIar. Lss7 that half zen;
per hour vii give vo1 .plendd light -! " T'ry
one" Mnnnfiri red VIII .le,ae AMI retail l,v !. o.
Fay, No i36 Frtn S'reei. tSun y iiing.,) New
York, viz: Stand Lamp. for parIor, with or with.
ont t'i>re>; Su-pendinI Lamp, fir Sior.s. Hotel.
and Churches; al,", Chandeliers, side Branches &c.
DC in any -Iye desired, or made To- order.
n. B.-Lades, If You wish to pre- erve vorr eve
oht To COOL oil -e,nr want a strong and eaiii-
li.hi 10 sew ur read by, d. not fail t. procure
of ihcse Tampa Gas II the centre Of large plrlUr
will enable you 10 read the finest print in The most
remote corner. i2in3
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WOIe We Iliipu' 10 CNfn NUuuhH'i WIN
sincerity This consoalion-tha he must b" happy m
Heaven who, when on earth, had loved his God,
served his country, and was at peace and charity with
all mankind.
IVA correspondent informs us that 'ranical
scene was enacted at the house Of Mr. Ezra
Pike at Isle La Mott, (L,ke Champlan nppo-
site Chazy Landinr,) about III O'Clock on the
night of the 18th instant.
II appears that travelling vagrant "a sort Of
pedlar) obtained permission to remain few
days at The house of Mr. Pike, who is wealthy
and very respectable man and that on the eve
ming aforesaid, in the absence of Mr. Pike, the
fellow, after having heen some time in he'd.
arose, came into the room where Mrs. Pike and
young woman Miss Prudence Sprnger) were
sitting, having club in his hands and Spanish
knife concealed. lie immediately attacked Miss
Springer, threw her down, and stabbed her IN
the abdomen and arm. Mrs. Pike few to her
assistance, when the mscrcan, turned unon her
and stabbed her dangerously in the left side, in
the abdomen, and several other places. a lad,
the son Of Mr.. Pike, hearing the noise, rushed
IN, and with The assistance of the woun ed wo-
men, he was disarmed ard confinea. he is now
in The Jail at North Hero Vermont.
Both the ladies' werP- dangerously wounded &;
but we le9rned; yesterday, that some lIobes were
entertained of their recovery. The rnlscreant
| is said to have been "usaDe." Of course
Pittsburgh Republican.
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CARMINA SACRA.

OR the Boston Collection If Chrrcn Muse.
" Davis Harp; or Boston Sail alh School
Song Book
Together with good assortment Of Boo and
Stationery, Bank Books, Sc, for sae Nv The sub,cI
Der.
Blank Book Of any variety Of pattern, and ofthe
he Paner made order.
Old Book, Rebound, Parers, Pamphlets, and Peri
odIcals bound in neat style, on shuri nnll,'e.
STEVENS WOODS,
Slrongs' Bmdng.
Burlington, W., Fer 90 lsi5 SO
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New York Adv'ts.
NEW II ARDW ARE.
DENTIST UN g. DISBROW

No. 6s Pearl Sre,i near BroGd, Nec York.
, RE prepared To .eil their NEW HARDWARE at
very low prices. Mr'h ofihelr POCKET CT T.
LERY hn- cen imported ON CARDS. Their Cardcd
Cutlery has Away proved satisfactory 10 Tho. e who
have 'anghl II. They have also great variety of
POCKET CUTLERY from the man factory OF at.
TURNER d. CO.." SHEFFIELD. ENC, Of extra
quality They have f,ill sock Of GENERAL and
HEAVY HARDWARES Is
Cut aud VIZ nsh Nails,
Shove!>, Spades, an Hoe,
Anvil, Wees Chains anl cor'nee
German and Ga SEED NJ /, md ross Cn'sav.
Sc; the, Of" Blood Harris" AMI Bear>lcy''
stamps, g.. AZ
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From Messrs. Murdoch Is Russell, EiOcu.
ntutc
We are, SIF, yours Re.NtrtI,lIly
WILLIAM RUSSELL.
1 T. MIlRDUEu.
7. r. MI KUUt N.
From Messrs. Baker s. Woo bury, Profess

From Nessrs. Baker & Woo bury, PrOicss-
of Music.
GESrLEMES:-I have u.ei 20 r preparation and
reromluen ie It 10 Others, moi only as an esc' We
renet,v araln.t irrla ions ui the throat arising iium
c.l's ar IOu. con n 'Pi eyer i'm # the Vol u. hn
l.-' ra' "A IL. nil t. the iryi ty OF The oi Ean-
,ri f.. .r-'.l .ar = ". "''i. - 10 vt'Il" -.
. + BAKER.
Oi-on. Dee. IS 1914 --Grvrs.--I has. 70 81 tie
Br,ucii. C.!oil q remedy lut H,artHvs- an
mean, for aila,ng all rrl'a''ons OF Vocal organs. |
cons Ter il q mira ~ 'aptcd Tor The 'rp"se>-
MANY OF my pupils have i,ed it a-o with the most
beneficial re .'llt>. |. r. WOODBURY..
For ,a'e by V. HARRINGTON, sole agent tor
Vermont. ~
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THE Florists G tide. containing Practical lirec
TONS Tor the Cuvaii"a Of Annual, Eienn,al and
Perennial FTonering Plants.
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GpGHG tGap@airs

Great Dargaims9
= NJ. POPE wonil respectfully inform his
>. friend, an The public thai he viii .eI hrs
ma ming >iocs Of Dry G ,od. al reduced prizes Tor
"a h, many If them NJ prime cost.
Beng dr,erm ned 10 sell ont his good, before the
opening of navgai ION. tho.e waning COOL Goods
cheap viii do well 10 give HIM a call.
Burlington, Feb 90 lsi5 SO
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Chemistry of Plan:s.

4 TREATISE. on the Force. whrh produce the
"A ORGANIZATION Of Plants,
wnh an Appendix containing >evera. Memoirs on
Cap Harry Attraction, E,p'rr'it , and the Chemical
lclion # light, Iy John W, Draper, NJ. d. s275
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-. ~ q al
Al undeIhilI, on Sund'y morning last. March %
WILLIAM LoRiS, son Of Hon John II. Tower aged Is
years
This bereavement hns removed no, merely be.
loved son, bnt young man wh0.e amahle character
had endeared him TO a nrae circle Of friends.
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NOTICE

XX7HEREAS, Sally, my wife, has lefi my ell and
w hoard and refres 10 return and live with me ;
therefore for I'd all persons harlorne trusting
her on my account, n, viii pay no delts ofherc con-
tracing after h> date
ARUNA HAZEN
North Hero Marrh 9Th, 1915. Al
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50 Tons of Hay

nF the best quality, for sale nj 500 per Ton, de-
~ livercd any where in the village NJ the above
price G. PETERSON.
Burlington, Fob. oh 1915. SO
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INKS, BI.ACKINGS, &c.

DLACK. P"e, Red anil IndellIIe Ink. Ink Pow
- der; WATERS; Wakes. Paste, Narn h, aud
Blackin-> ;-Siove Black lng Polishing
Paste anil POWER, for SILVER AMI Brlss, Bath Brick,
Boot, Shoe and Stove Br,h..
at PECK " SPEARS,
SO Wholesale Drugpiss.
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Office.

DY vote The Inhabitants of ihi> Town at their
ID Aunial March Meei ing held ON the i0th, the
Selecrmen IN ir,c,el to in'erpose an preveri
oh 'rcton- eng placed n The stress OF h> Village,
aud A. the on lor building is ahun, 10 commence
we here give notice that in future all Hone, Fen
ces, Ratings and Posts, improperly PLACED without
the line Of the Streets will he promniiy removed.
HARRY BR\niEY, S,j.c,o<n
S Til MORSE,
Burlington l6 h March, lei5 42w3
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THE Kitchen Gardener Instructor, containing a
Ca'aloGre oftaren and Herb Seeds, with practical
directions for their Cultivation
Al For sale IS A. EDWARDS.
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For Sale Cheap

For Sale Cheap.
3vN THE III >rr Der wishing to enve town.
ZzZzyA ,ii-re, for ale the iwo Horses AMI
VIM loi win an exy client well of wa er plea--
"a w anIly >Ira'e on Cherry 81. mex Ia, east
of VIM. Wc,'on EsI. For term en- ilire Of The sub
>cri er on the premoes. JAMES MARTIN.
n. B. Hose To let. 4ii-
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TO RENT.

THE pla tered llor,e ON Champlain, two doors
l South OF Pearl steel, and near Mr.. Conver,e's
new cottage. The prenI,e. con>i Of cont 'r'able
house large barn, and good garlen. Immediate
po,se>,io gwen. Amply 70 Mrs. Amos PANGBoRN.
Bnrlin-t ton, March Is, 1915. AZ
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TO all persons concerned in the Estate OFF >MUNC
ID. MERRIAM. late Of South Hero, in t!c distric
Of Grand Lsie, deceased,
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NEW store.

THE STORE opposite the Fla h Hotel. wet part
l. OF Pearl ST.. now hilin- mp with Goods aud
Grocerie de-, where may lie found 'nme desiral lie
tar.ins. $. WHEATON y CO.
Burlington, March 90, 1915. Aft
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LITERARY NOTICES.

BY the Governor,
GEO. II. BEAMAS, Ssc'y.