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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-02
REMARKS.

The above truly valuable article. when used
externally. ia c0anec ecti0a with "Wistar's Balssns
OF Wild Cherry" taken internally. imparss the
xrestest relief to patients laboring under sULMo.
NARY OR LIVER complaint. Either article used
alone has III nome rous iassa noes. given very high
sat ,staction-but when both are used, (which We
always recomnend.) the relief Afforded 10 much
more imn,ed.x,e, and disssse - most certainly
banished from the system We commend 4 10
the candid attention Of al invaii !. laborins un.
der any chronic or long standing disease.
Address all orders 10 Phelps Biakiey. cor
ner Ihiro aud Chesnut street. ST. Louis, Mo.
For sale by the Undersigned Agents,
COPP 4 PARSONS. Burlington,
Joseph F. Myers, Fort Madison. Joseph s.
Fem mere. Bloomington, r. q. Lyon. lows City
w. d. McCord .Coluaabus City.
july 26-ly
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-02

Il GOOD ACTIVE SALESMAN we'll ac-
asaaated with the retail business, and hav.
general country acquaintance. Apply o
Ex-G6OLHAUGH 10.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-02
HEBREW FLAsTEIt.

ED PAIN CANNOT EXIST.
A gensieman in the sessh sf Esrope and Psles.
tine, ia 1880. heard 20 asck s.id IL she latte.
o'ace ia favor Of JEW DAv1O'S PLASTER
. 4 Of the (as he coa-dsred) m,irar sloas cures ~
b pc formed. tsat he, was indnced IA Try Is Q,
his pc erson. for tuug and liver aAectio... ths
,emovai Of which had been the chief object o
his j.,n ". but which had resisted the genial
inf1~nee OF that bain,y and delicious cline. Y "
He accordingly applied plaster the righ'
side Of his chest. where the psia was seated. ~
othAr between the shoulders. and one over the
freely ofsa herb tea Of laxative qualities. H.
s"oa found his health improving. and in few
weeks his cough left him. the sailowness Of HE
skin disapfeassd. his pain was rsMoved. and his
heslth became psrmaaeNtly reinstated. sa
Since that time he has been reeomme nding IL
10 bis friends and scquaiRtanc.s tor all 6x~o
..;,, wss...ever, such a. Rhsumatism. Gout. Paia
I" ~. s.J. 80. ns.s n-s aud Limbs, In every case
uf which il hes proved IN Sfsci::. csre; ne mes
likewise Witnessed the happy eascss :. 'ss 80.
ing and heati.R qualities. 10 nGMberless cases OF
scrofuious han'Ois. Knots. " ems, White Swell.
ling. hard Tu"ers. Stiff Joints. Agae Cakes. Agoe
N the Rrs set. aud the like 70 the united satista
tion Of hiMself and others.
Il hes been very beneficial in cases of Weak
ness such as Weaksess and Pain ia the Stomach,
eak Limb. aMeness. affections Of the Spine,
Female Weak"ess. SC. No female subject q
be without 1t. Married ladies, ia del,cate sitsa.
tio"s. 6nd great relief from constantly wearing
this plaster.
The application OF the plaster between the
shoulders has been found . certain remedy for
Celd., Coughs, Phthlsic aud Lsag affections. in
o.. i. - ~. .-.- ' ~-s
In view Of the great benefit resals.nK from the
use OF this plaster, within his own observation.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-02

wanted.
k0An LBS. good fresh Butter in
OOOO exchange for goods at Cash
prices. 4a99 4as WESLEY JONES.
Nav "a rs (Hawkev~ copy.)
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-02

n DOZ. Linen CaDhrie Haeake erchiefs fpom 1si
- renss 70 81. BY KIMBAi.L.
jsly - Is af aa4.gsa xsda 81 = 3IrEyl
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-02

xx<>a.s.lAsl sASAa0leS. sAz.H
n hnd and for sale cheap for Wheat Of
4 4. 60, ssplsadids assostnsnt Of saddles,
aassinsales and saddle bags. Cali aad
- osss yes bsy. a.
4A6 VIM. GARRETT ( co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-02

q PISCES fancy 4Cssssrsrss. . pieees
u Orsb dsESto., = rev and b<sutifui sniele
fes. s.esstlsaessss~ ~sAS, 3abs ssssivs1, aad fss
sels by J. G. LAIjM An.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-02

1fSHE Ladies ere sespssstsiiy invited -
j s1s.iss sPleadid assSssasss q
fasAisnabls goods and trimmings. nov
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-02

YywENTY. NINE Rose. M.,aea Raisins IN
1 spteadid order just received direct iron N
OrIesss aud Tor sale cAeap. hy
may - rs ...-,s.4 ,. 9. IAUAfhN.s
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-02

A@t FN@ sA@ e'sitN~1 NJ ~ &taS
DOwLAND's mai 'saws; sAE.r .sfsfsF5
III Tenant, cross cut And hand 10, slAe ssss
Mil and Hand saw files; sasf ttd rsisf&
Frying pans, trace chains, butts & sttewsg
German silver, Britannia, and irsa taeie
and tea spoeps; - p<~sw
Hames, strap hingesj
sse Collins and Beattts axes; sxrE III FE
ciss Broad and hand do, together witta
great variety Of other hardware and building pss
teriais, for sale cheap, by w g,fs h-fGas .rsvas
aprY6'46 y W.T.. COOLBAUGH,k = co. =
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-02

I ,a wv AnWOther Arrivat. ~
vvfE have Just received IN addition 70 cur !
| w former stock, large assortment Of Elus,
and Brown Driliings, Cotton and Linen OsRs-s
bnrg., Prints, Pant Nuifs, csmbrics, Swiss Mas.
Inns, Jaconcts, &C., &C., which will Be sold very
cheap, BY w. r. .COOtBAuCH \ co. -
may 81 'i5 e-a,4, sis,.. ". :.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-02

NEW YOnk MIRROR.
CUBCRIPTlONs to the New York Daily and
y Weekly Mirror edited BY Morris, Willis 4
Fuller, received BY the undersigned who i the
authorized agent for the same. VI s2ss
TERMs-Daily Mirror Five dellars per aunum,
l-2 yearly in advance, Weekly do. three dollars
per annum in advance. sHss
June n, 1876. y. UPHAM.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-02
SlaOe6

TNHE largest assortment Ia the city, c2m&
sprisinG all kinds, on hand and Tor sals
very low, BY W.. GARRET 4 co.
july II As C1awkeyreeH1
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-02

Summer Goods.
PIECES Elus anc Stripped Drillings.
IL just received and for sale bv tti aS Il
april la, u @ J. a. LAVMAN .i
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-02

"E haze On hand and for sale, eheapes
w than ever, Z fine assourment or calf,
Morocco. kip, and seal Boot. Give ~ I eailsg
jiily II '45 w. GARRETT, 4 Co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-02

WE have Just ,received fns srsieis-o-~
wv Elastic Suspe nders fas BONNER wear,
orsal. rh.ap,t st5 w.,0ARREt'I kCO. III
may ai'i5 feas hee fat#a In 1asiaa4ss4s ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21

We hail thee with joy thou beautiful Spring
For glndness is couched meath thy radiant wing,
And sorrow and sadness before thee shall iiee'
While pleasure and humor shall sparkle in gIee;
And in thy pure sunshine shall bask with delight,
Sweet mudens most lovely with iresses how bright.
Thy fools steps with roses in fragrance shall bloom,
And bio SONS will scatter their richest perume
Oh hasten thy chariot, thou goddess If spring.
And over all nature thy mantle soYn fling.
Our hearts now so lonely thy rrestpce viii cheer,
And sadness give place to the bliss will reign here
While natures musicians in rapture shall swell
Der glade and DER forest, DER hill and DER dell
strain Of sof, music thy advent 10 greet
Oh quicken thy pace, then their voices to meet;
While we wi h glad nature will jim the glad song,
And minee voices with that happy lhrong.
We sigh for thy coming swee, zephvrs Of sp'ing,
When we think of the radiant GLOW thou wilt ring.
And the carpet of green thou wilt spread Ger the earth
While thy breath to our souls snail give new birth
Oh come merry spring lie, thy dnwnlng be seen!
Come away from thy caves where so long thou hast
And shed DER our being thy genial rays, Iheen,
~ enlven and cheer us and lenothen our days:-
Stern Winter is passing away 10 his homes
Then come smiling maiden, come quc' ly oh, come
lSi5, Sd mo. c. o. N.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21
MANSFIELD ROAD NEE Ting AT
UNDERIlILl.

Pursuant TO notice given in the County news
papers meeting was held at Car eiun's lun this
day.
from surdry gentlemen present, and reading
the articles IN the news papers from Stowe and
Burlington proposing each to undertake sec
lon of the road. GA motion of Arthur BOst-
vic, Esq, Committee was raised to report
Resolutions TO the meeting expressive OF the
interest of the vicinity Of the road. The CON.
miriee Alter retiring reported AS follows:
Resolred, That we consider the offer from the
meeting holden tie IL h February last at Stowe,
to make the road to the Notch on that side OF the
mountain, and that from Burlington to raise
sum sufficient to clear a passage through the
rocks al the Notch, as highly colnlnendable.
Resolved, That We undertake on thus side of
tho mountain to build the road from Stevens
Mills to the Notch by subscription.
Res0lred, That committee Of five he appoint
ed by this meeting on nomination of The Chair
m,u TO raise subscription for this object and To
take charge of it's expenditure, and on the route
traced Out by Mr.. Benedict in his survey made
last fall.
Whereupon, /. NJ. Stevens, Peter Gill and
Ziba Church OF Underhill and Geo. b. Oaks
and J. H. Boslwick of Jericho were appointed
this committee. At the request OF the commits
tee, Col. A. Shaw was added to their number.
The meeting was unanimous IN the opinion
that this road, for the good Of the community
should be opened Immediately,
PETER l.. ALLEN, Chairman.
/. M. STEVENS, Secretary
Underhill, March I'm. lS45.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21
Edmund -. Merriom's Estate.

TO an parsons concerned in he Estate eff DMuND
d. MERRI AM. late Of South Hero, in fhe d'Sfrcf
Of Grand Isle, deceased,
~ HEREAs, nj a Probate Conr, holden a. tie Pro-
w ate ollce N Granl I IL, in laid di 'rlr on
the 18th day of March A. ~. iai5, Hector Adams
Administrator 81 he 'a'e IT Edmund ID. M,rr'a"'
la'e of South Hero in ald district, derease NE nus
Petition IN writing, eng forth that he real e"lhe w
the said etea ed was appraised al The sum OF Sboo
which real estate was nculnered by m r'gaee 10
Sally Marin which amounted on the 90 u DAY o
June A. d., lSi4 IT, the sum ofS5973i hat the per
sunu estate Of aid deCca se was appra ed AZ the ''r
rher sum 1896 20, Of which here las cen signed
hv Gail court 10 The widow Of all dc'ea ed The .'h'
of So That there has lrcn allowed in de Is agahs'
,atl e.ta'r ly The r"m"i.s'ner- a'p'in'ei Tor tn''
pnrpn. e. the snm 1T S6'i7l rx ! live OF >ai NOR
gage and the som or $3.50 IN favor Of aid tne,
that the sun Of sci 20 Of said IS III H. - al owed
said CuWm.s uuer. nrnin SAIL t tate, were Tor ne
AIRY funeral eXwn.c~ and egppn e. for the iaN'
,ikne>> of all derea ei--and that the costs AMI eX-
pen. tf lmini tefng upon laid csiae ~ " 'ht
pre- eni time amounts n The further sum OF S5l UO
SAID Administrator therefore prays aid Court to
grant him license ell the whlc of he real estate
sa! decea Ell sn' lecl 10 the RIGHT OF the widows
dover therein for the prrpo'e of paying laid mort
gage and he debts against said Z tate.
1t is therefore or ered V all Cttir' that all persons
concerned in ,ai e~ta'e lie nrliiel 10 arprar n
lesion Of said Court 10 lie holden at the pr"ba
off 20 in .aid Grand lie on the fir 'av of May,
D., 1915 10 how eau Git any they have) why lar
license ,,aht not 10 be 'e-or winch pnrpo-e 4
is luther or cred that the sl >an"e Of ,al' pen '"'
together with this Order of laid Court 'e pm u ne
three weeks >ucce-svelv as loon a. may be, IN 'h'
Free Press paner pu Ii, hed in burlington. IN 'h'
Coun'v Of Chit enfen, the last OF which hall Z u
fore The cs ion Of aid Court lat menione'--an'
which sha e deemed sufficient notice 10 al per ON
concerned to show cai,e why sad license hould no
le grnn'ed
Given I'm 'er my hand at said Granl lie, this II
day Of March, A. D., 1915
42u3 JABEZ LADD, Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21

nFThe Charleston Mercury is dissaiis-
fed with Mr.. Folks inaugural speech, and
says that his notions of the revenue and pro-
lection are nonsensical. 1t states, however,
tina, such speech was confidently expected,
and creates no surprise, and that Mr.. Polk is
" not the enemy Of tree trade and just taxa
ton, but tina, he is the creature of circum-
stances, and the plant servant of the most
formula BILE faction"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21
'TEIEE Nj EsE& EE'E's.

At Market $50 Beef Cattle, 1900 Sheep, and 800
Swine.
PRlcEs-Beef Catile--We quote Few Extra s.
a $50; first quality S. u 525 second quality Si,'0
q 4 IS; third quality 81 % . 4 80.
Sheep-Dull Sales from So so TO 5,25.
Swine-In consequence of the limited number at
market, sales quick; lots to pedde, d for sows
and 5!c for barrows AT retail SC for and for
Burrows.
New YoaK, March l7.-Flour remains inactive.
1900 bu jersey yellow Corn sold nj i6 GEMS meas
ure. Northern Oats so 70 3 cts. Rye 67 a 6S cts.
New Pork is up 10 $40 and 81, for Ohn, and old
Mess has been sold AT $ll prime stands as before,
IS Sc q 6l. No change in other PROVISIONS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21

Among the donations Of the German So
cie,y OF New York, during the past year,
was one from John Jacob Asior, of 1902
so, being the balance of the sum of $50, 900
bequsa,hed to The Society by his will, but
which has been paid before, TO enable it 10
establish an agency.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21
Y. B PALNER'S A MEXICAN Ne VS.
PAPER ADVERT ISING AGENCY.

A CAltIn-
DY the re- 'ent destruction of the Tribune BHnd.
ID ings, lG0 Ndssud Street. New YORK. the Coal
OIce OF V. b. Pain er, A-eui for Country New pa
pers, was de ,royed, ture'her with all hts hle> Of
new paper, hi ookS f acroIni furniture tNc.
The pcruniary loss i itfling, and lhc nconvenl-
ence to which II has Injected INN may, in rrra
mea aure he speedily repaired by prompt action Of
the pu isers of newspaper tor which he l. agent IN
forwarding a copy OF each Of their paper to hun in
New Yorp, confirming notice Of his agency, terms
Of adreriising. &c.
Tho to- WHOM, he has sent al 'er'isemen's from
his New York Agency durinr the pat year are
earnestly requested to forward to him o!crS ronan
.ngsuch adrcrtiSemeHt that he may once more place
them On lie.
-Thn,e wi'h whom he ha. had accounts, whether
settled or uh etlrd, pcrtfl relle tel 10 tor
ward 10 him transcript OF them. that he ~ay e en-.
able 10 enter hing in new .el IF hooks and
til IS preserve record Of | account, pcranng to hi
agency in .Ne,c York. Respect div,
V. B. PALMER,
Agent for Country Newspaper in the cities
of New York; Philadelphia, Baltimore aud Boston.
No 80 Ann st., adjoining the present Trbune Office.
New Iork February !, 1915. Az
Pu'sher~ OF Newspapers for which heis The agent
will o. Ice him and promote The Office OF lhr Asen-
cy, BY inserting this Card conspcuoHsly in lher res
rective papers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21

SOLD HIMSELF CHEAP.-Wiliam Par
men.er has been nominated by the President
for Naval Officer Of Boston. This is the
first reward given to the northern Texas trail
tors. Parmenter expected the collectorshlp
of Boston, but has to put up with subordi-
nate place.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21
CETTU AIRY.

Died, a, Swnn'on Falls on the l2th inst. Doctor
Ina HA4cn. formerly Of this place, aged II years,
greatly lamentod.
1t is seldom that death occurs. in any communi-
tv aliende with % many administrations Of regard
for the deceased, such unIpeued orrow for his loss
DR.. hatch had been resident of Swanlon Falls hnt
very lew years hni IN that tne hal greatly endear-
ed himself To all Who knew him.
AT meeting of the PHI ysicinus Of Swanton and the
ndiuiuln. town, nt Lovelaud's Hotel March l4ii.
1913 Dr.. ]. l.. Chandler called To the chn md
DR. | III. Hydr appuln' ed secretary The following
resolutions presented and unanimously adopted.
Reso'rcd That we regard the late dspensnunn OF
PrUvlrnre IN the removal of Dr. Ira Hatch of Swan
ton, By DEATH as m event which should remind us of
our own mortality, AMI which should prompt us Ia
sentiments of mutual cardor, kindness, forbearanoe
and sympathy n fraternity,
iiGS9ired That the Medical Pre- fession Of the Conn
IS have slslane, loss greatly 10 be drpnre in the
death Of an associate for whom we do not claim per-
ccnn Of oh lracler, b vet, who was dlsingrH he'd
for his unprelendiHg intelligence courtesy, an mod.
y; IN all the exercise nl which qlaltie he ey-
eriilg n happy and needed influence Among us.
RcS0lred That The evidence OF niitcilnnatc inter-
and respect, exhihiie by the nha ian's Of Swan
ton Falls and vicinity. during the Illness Of DR. Hatch
aud Ihr sense of their loss, in the death OF prudent
dscrninat M asslduous and humane medical ndv.
ser, entities them 10 our grlicul acknowledgements
and should ince us To emulate the virtues ui the de-
ceased
Re>oired That, as n mari, of respect to the memo
~ of Dr. Hutch. attend the funeral rerenonn s IN
| n body. aud How his remains IN HE Vrave.
RcSO'red, Tint we deeply ynralhisr with the he
rea,el f'nlly Of The decreased aud commend them
for cnrsnlaIlun Ia that Source which is abundant
unlaiIlng and which human sympathy cannot sup
ply.
Resorcd Tha' the Secretary finnish copy Of til,
| above for he family IF Dr.. H,irh and for publication
| in the Messenger and Republican ot ST. Adams, an'
| the pu lie prints ol burlington
| J. l.. CHANDLER, Chairman.
| l. II. HYDE. Secretary.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21
BJRLINff TON
IRON FOU NDR Y.

THIS Esalli. hment NOW fitted up in good ca
Tor making
CASTINGS,
sill h a NJ Ill Gccring, Sleigh Shoe, Wagon As
aud BOXES
Caldron and Poa h Kettle, Kept constantly
hand.
All he patterns formerly Ted and owned by Me-
Gay 81 Edwards are here ready TOR use have tai =
hold ofih~ concern, FIR the prrpoe Of dong the :
Of WORT, and ain confident can do il, ly ins
best Of >tock.
Castings made on los term, for ready rnv.
III orders address, ed 10 f.. Il. tRo.sMAN, Burlin ;.
ton, Vt, hail promptly attended 10.
Burlington, VI. FeIv. II. As. 37mn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21
DISSOLNTION.

'E11E copariner hip heretofore existing letwccn
U the >uh>cr er> under The firm # Io'ey d
Murray, ihi day ii. solved y mn al con en-.
A. V. HOI.LEY,
ELI MURRAY.
The subscriber will con'inHe hi>lne- at the o Il
Stand AMI settle the ala r. oftne ac Frm.
I2w2 A. V. llOt.LfY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21
"DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS"
MIR. 4. G.. RANDALL.

DORTRAIT PAINTER, would respectful inform
| the eli zen> of b rling'On and vi'ini " that h..
ha, taken Room in the Franklin Hon e. where h.
will remain hm ii few days only; aud tho wishing
ih ain n 2oui III eue.>, would do well 10 avail
themselves Of the pre- en opportunity.
Specimen, ot hi PAINTINGS can / t nspe"'ed at hi,
Rooms in The Franklin House, which have Leen exc
cied while in town.
Burlington, March 20 h, 1916 AZ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21
New York Adv'ts.
NEW HARDW ARE.
DENTIST UN g. DISBROW
No. 63 Pearl Sired. near Broad, Nep York.

No. 65 PenW Sired, near Dr0dd, Neb f0rK.
RE prepared to ell their NEW HARDWARE nj
veiv luw prices Nr.h NJ their POCKET Gu u
LFRY hn cen imported on CARDS. Their Carded
Cutlery has AWAY. provei satisfactory 10 thoe who
have oueh' II. Thcv hiv. also great variety Of
Pc KET CUTLtRT from the uan ttarory ct at.
TURNER 4. Co.." SHEFFIELD, EN'i., Of extra
outliv. THEY htce fIll Of. Of GENERAL aud
HEAVY iiApDWARES, A.
tti and VIZ uchl Nals,
Shnvc!~, S>ade>, an Hoe,
Anvil>, Wees CHAINS aud Corlage,
German ana Cal >leci Mi AMI Gross Cn'saw.,
s. the, of" BLOT" Harris" AMI d" Beard>ley''
stamps, e.. ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21

Vy7ErI1 SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoint
w ely The Hon. The Probate Court for the district
OF Chitienden, commissioners 10 receive, examine and
adjust The claims AID demand, OF all PERSONS against
the e.ta'e OF LISH SNlnLEY late of Hinesbrrgh
in said District, dtrea ed, represented n>olven', and
al all claims and demands exhibited IN o lsei there o.
and SIX months from the day OF the date hereof, te-
ing allowed by said Court for that purpose, we do
therefore hereby give notice, that will attend TO
he business f uur appointment, at the the dwelling
OF George w. Smiley in HIneshureh, in SAID Dis
ii', the last Fridays oflnne and July next, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, on each Of said days.
Dated this II day Of Felrarv, A. d. 1916.
F$ASGl1 s,,s;
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21
RENIOV AL.

rLIAS LYMAN informs his friends and GUS
80 toner, that he has removed 10 The Sioie AT the
corner OF College and Churcn Streets furmery uc-
cuped ly j. Wait a. Crochery Store. The Block
knIwn a. the WIckware lul'.ing>. Having tho
roughly repaired the Store and h,te the ba Il room
Tor rottre>, olets for sae exien, I'VE assortment
of Family Groceries OF superior 'av, selected
particularly for retailing. Consisting OF Old Hyson
Young Hy'on, Hyson Skin and Black Teas
Java Laqrira, Rio. and 81 Domingo Cole
Pepper Splce, Ginger, Cinnamon, Clove> Nuimeg>,
Wool'eys Double lied Loaf Sugar Ea,, Boston
Sugar.
Brown Sugar White Havana Crushed do.
Baker Best No Chocolale and Shells
Saeraiu,, Rice, Barr Soap OF all qnes.
Fancy /" Sc and Almond Ca Soap. Candles &c
All OF which u iered al the mos, reduced prizes
for cash credit. Farmers are inf rned that as he
now has r"o,n for storing Their prod nee, mo,i any
article Of Gram, Beans, Pease, Burer, Cheese, Maple
Sugar &c will { rece we'd for Goods.
DRY GOODS.
Many article, of his ex en-Ive Ito X OF nrv Guols
he o ltr> al cot tor Cash rhi- will n orl fine ~.
porunily for thoe wi hing Ia purchase To supply
themselves al reduced pd e.
TO RENT.
'INiIE n 'ioning Store mo Wi 'kwarc Block
j Gale The "German 5 ore" Possession given
Immediately.
Buringt N, % Fel'y 1875. 80
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-21
CHARLES A. SEYMOUR,

HAS receives. from New York The spring pattern
i l. for Hats aud i nur ready 10 furnish gentlemen
wIh hat. OF superior qualify aud OF ,tsle e1nal "a
any manufactured IN The cites. Merchants IN ms
vicinity who purchase hats ly the Gaze are e. pecaly
requested 10 call and examine his soc, AMI II sails
lie that they can prcha "a well near home O.,
abroad, he homes they wilt, upon The prime PIE 81
protection, prefer he home nartei, the expense
nf tran loration, and cave the h where II right
tlly belongs. And he sures the PM llc that n" man
n lie Uniei >la e. ,hall sell hats Of equal qualify,
Tor ca h, al II lie p,ce. AVG
Burlington. Pearl Street, March 22d, lsaS.
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DESERTION.

WHEREAS my WIFE, ELIZA, has deserted my bed
w and loard, without Just cause, this is 10 eau
lion the pubic against hnrhoripg or trusting her on
my account, | am determined 10 pay no debts of
her contracting after this date.
GEORGE G.. GILL.
Willi>ton, March 10, 1886 42W3'
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NOW is YOUR TIME!
SPRING ARRIVAL AT TIE
new YORK g. BOSTON SHOE STORE.

Raub9n BAG3h9lAer
WOULD inf rim the cnizrn> Of 3 rlington and
w vicinity, tina he a. Iu,, received his
SPRING STOCK CT BOOTS AMI SHOES
ofevery dcsrrip ion which he ha, bought cheap and
he is deierm ned to sell cheaper and euer article
than any other person this side of New York. Hi
large Stick consists part Of tiiS following, Ia, h
he will eel low for cash: -
French Cali Boots;
Cent. foyel CATERS with heels;
Gent. Goat Caters, do do.
Ladies' Bn>kin>;
Booees;
Slippers,
Chilren'> Shnes fall descriptions
Gents. Pumps;
Mr.. Is. world improve the present opportunity 10
return hi nowlelgemen> 10 his friends who have
hitherto e,i"wed upon hun liberal patronage, and
solicit continuance ufthe same, which he Will en-
deavor 10 merit, by strict application 10 lusne,,. and
IN having all custom work done al hi shop ma he in
The est manner, and Of the e., ,icck AT The lowest
cash prices. Please call aud examine my STOCK lelure
purcha,in elsewhere.
Church Street, Burlington, March 81, 1915. AZ
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In this town, on Wednesday, 18th rst. by Presi-
den, Wheeler Mr. FREpERrcK NJ. NANsicKLEN, to
Miss SopHIA C. WGATHEaBY, all OF this town.