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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-10-31
FAMILY JARS.

Our Loco Foco brethren who fought so
hard at the late Presidential election, and
who had since labored to obtain the spoils of
victory, but as We, without success, are in
sorry condition. Before the election they all
worked together harm oniously, but now each
one is looking out for himself, and as con-
sequence there is much wrangling in the
camp and calling Of hard names. At late
meeting Of the democracy" in Massachu-
setts. the Hon. Marcus Morton, Collector of
the Port Of Bos,on-who few years since
was considered by the faithful as paragon
of excellence-was handled without gloves,
and resolutions were passed denouncing the
course he had pursued, in making removals
and appointments, as ruinous to the party
Theirs Is likely to be serious schism also at
Washington. Messrs. Blair g. Rves, late
publishers Of the Globe, have issued promo.
sails to publish Congressional Globe during
the ensuing session of Congress. and Mr..
Ritchie of the Union refuses to publish their
advertisement. Such conduct would be re-
garded by printers as mean in the highest
degree. 1t is stated that these gentlemen
intend 10 compete with Mr.. R. for the public
printing. When Congress comes together
we shall see how the discordant materials of
which LocofocoIsm is composed, will harmon
ize. The Locofoco members vii! 90 to the
Capital with their pockets filled with appI,.
cations for Office, and when the President
comes TO act upon them, great will be the
number Of the disappointed.
The southern Locofocos of the Calhoun
stamp are pushing the old Hunkers pretty
hard upon the Tariff, accusing them, and
Mr.. Polk acting with them, of design
TO play false on that question without any
real intention Of making any serious change
and intimate that unless Mr.. Polk comes ur
to The mark and comes out decidedly aga,ns
all protection, they will not vote for Ritchi,
as Congress printer. 1t is to get their vote
we suppose, that Richie is blazing away a
the Tariff in his Union, and we cannot tel
how many old bunker votes for southern
free trade tariff may be bought with the Con
gress printing and other spoiIs. Texas wa
let in by bargain to give these old Hunker
the spoiis, and what other public interest the,
will sell, nobody knows.
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The PoTAToE CKoP.--Extract from letter
dated CORVALLIS, eth Oct.-.The Potatoe disease
is much more serious in this township than was
anticipated short time ago. even five days past
has made visible alteration, and the potatoes
that were dug and put into small heaps in the
fields, barns, &c, which at the time they were
raised, appeared to be sound, have since become
useless for man or beast. Persons who had
slowed their potatoes in cellars had found them
in such state Of rottenness that they had been
obliged to carry them out and cover them up as
a mpost.--Haluar Nora Scotian. =.
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Brown, Edward Kirkland, Richard w Smith,
Russell Hyde, Henry Holmes.
Windsor County-Julius Converse, Wood.
stock, Chairman, John Porter, ARENAS Cush.
man, Isaac Rogers, Harry Burton.
Rutland County-D w c Clarke, Brandon,
Chairman, A I. Catlin, Jacob Edger,on.
Addison County-lIarey Bell. Middlebury,
Chairman, WIN r Parker, A r Roscoe, Bella
Howe, julius Deckwith, Royal Flint.
Orange County--N G Hale, Chelsea, Chair
man, jeremiah Foster, Carlos Carpenter.
Orleans County--D Walworth, Coventry,
Chairman, Henry F Prentiss, Joel r Daggeif,
d p Cobb, George Leonard, w J Hastings, s
w Clark, w p May.
Chinenden Couniy--L Cummings, Burling-
ton, Chairman, David Fish. VIM Harmon.
Washington County-Orrn Smith, Berlin,
Chairman, d p Carpenter, + F Merrill.
Franklin Couniy-.Orlando Stevens, st.
Adams, chairman, s w Reyes, w Hubbard,
Jacob Wead, Homer E Royce.
Caledonia Counfy-A Chadwick, St.
Johnsbnry, Chairman, Bliss N Davis, Jackson
Willard.
Essen County--I.ucius r Webb, Guildhall,
Chairman, John w IIarishorn, David llib-
bard ir
Lamoilie County, Henry Stowcll, Cambridge
chairman, Harrison NJ Villas, Charles Goss.
Grand Isle Coumy-Abert c Butler, Al
burgh, chairman, John A Chamberlain, Gilbert
Allen, Asahel Allen.
Mr. Fairbanks, from the nominating commit.
tee, presented The names of the following gen
tlemen, to compose the State Central Commit.
tee, and they were unanimously appointed:
Harry Brady of Burlington,
Andrew Tracy of Woodstock,
George T. Hodges of Rutland,
Portns Baxter of Derby,
+ p Walton jr. of Monipel Ter,
Samuel Adams of Grand Isle,
l. Miner of Manchester
The meeting was addressed by Messrs James
Barrett, Stevens, Shatcr, and others.
Ga motion, it was ordered, that the Secre.
taries cause the proceedings of the Convention
to be published in all the Wing papers in the
State.
SILAS II. JENNISON, Pres't.
SAMUEL G. CHARTS,
PHINEAs WHITE, y;.p,
Timothy FoLLETT, VICE Fres ts'
Csc. T. HoDoEs
o. P. CHANDLER, )S;
ID. w. {. CLARKE. "eefe'"'es'
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SIDNEY BARLOW

LAYING failed of learning the MANurAcruRfNo
Il BUSINESS 8, has filled his Store with large as
sor,ment Of Goods consisting in part of
Boad Cloths, Cassineres Sa,inetls, vestinSs FlaG.
nels, Paids, Coat L'nIngs and Trimmings. Alapacas,
Blk, Blue Plaid and g'd Greens Cloth, ChameltYrs,
Afghan Sains, Nous de LANES, Bombs zines, Ne;
rnoes, Prints, Gng hams, PLAN, Corded, Satin ard
Lace, Strip't Plaid, White Cambrics Fancy Cravats,
Hosiery, Buck Miiens and Gloves Buck Kid, Cot
Ton, Worsted and Silk Gloves PLAIN and fancy Mitts,
Galoons Bindings, Tapes, Boibins, Hooks an Eyes,
Ribbon Wire, Silk, Thread silk Braids, Lacets, Cords,
Gmps, Whaebone, and Needles. $500. -.
Also,-Sheeings, Shirtings, Bed Tickings, Drill
ings Canton Flannels, Cotton Yarn, Bats Wick.
ng. Waddng, Carpet yarn, Burasps, horse Blankets,
FdrireHs Shoes, Nails, GROCERY, Hardware. Medic
clnes, and The hest quality Of TEAS, Sugar and Mo
las .es, &c. &c.
The above goods selected with great care,
and he respectfully invites inspection, for they witt
BE SOLD.
Wool, Grain, Pork, Butter, and most kinds of pro.
duce r. ceived in payment. 90
Wmoosk' Village, Burlington Falls, Vt. Oct. 1876.
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DOCT. MARSHALL'S
SNIFF.

THIS Snuff is certain and perfect cure for the
Cdtdrrh Common Colds in the Head and The
Headache, and is an excellent article for Sore and
Weak eyes. II opens and purges ont all ob>truc-
lions, strengthens the CLANS and gives healthy ac-
ton to the parts Affected
Thousands Of certificates are sent TO us YEARLY
showing ITS extraordinary effects in the cure OF The
above diseases. Below we insert one from the Rev.
C. II. Gridey: y
This may certify that have been troubled with the
Caiarrh, and an accumulation Of diseases apperian
ing TO 1t for nearly ten years to such an extent that
had to reIimnqulsh my ministerial labors, and had
given up al hopes Of recovery. In this condilion
was induced to Try Dr. MarshaI's Caiarrh and Head.
had entirely recovered Of the Caiarrh and The d;S,
eases apperlainng to IL. II is my firm belief Thai !,
is certain cure for the diseases for which /, is recon-
mended &. w. GRIDiEV
n. b. The name Of n. C. Gridlev. Pronr;e,or
will lie found on every Bottle of the Genuine Mar.
shalPs Catarrh and Headache Snuff Sold wholesale
and retail by the Proprietor, IL q. Grdley Middle.
bury, Vt. HARRINGTON g. BROTHER,
Burlington, VT. Agents.
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& BRADFORD,

NELSON & BRADFORD,
81 and % South Mari ct Street.
Successors TO A. >. Il w. q. Lewis,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers IN
Drugs, Paints, Medicines, Dye .Sfufs, &c.
Dye Woods ground 10 Order.
MOORE'S NORTH AMERICAN CLOTHING
Warehouse. 43. Is, and AZ Ann Street,
JOHN L.. MOORE, Proprietor.
wholesale and Retail Dealer in and Manufacturer o.
CLOTHiNG, particularly adapted 10 The New
England Trade, as well as the Southern and
Western Markets.
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POlly Drain,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, At n Probate Court
District of Chtenden, S. +, n holden at BurlIng.
ton, within and for the District aforesaid on the
second day Of October, A. D. 1915, an Instrument
pnrporng TO he The last Will and Testament Of Polly
Dram, lale Of Milton, in said District deceased, was
presented to The Court here for Probate by Eliza
Dram, one Of the Executors therein named.
THEREFORE, II is ordered y said Court that public
notice lie gwen TO all persons concerned therein 10
appear before said Court, nj session thereof 10 be
holden Al the Registers office in said Burlington on
the 'econd "Wednesday in November, A. D. tS45,
and contest the pro' ate Of said VIII, aud i. further
ordered that this order be pnli,he three weeks sue.
eessively in the Burlington Free Press a newspaper
prnle al Burlington. in this State the las of which
shall tie previous 10 the day assgnej as AFORESAID,
for hearing.
Given under my hand a, the Registers Office, this
end day OF Octol er, A. d. 1915.
20w3 VIM. WESTON REGISTER.
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OHIO ERECT

The new Legislature has just been cho-
sen by the people of Ohio, and has resulted
in the complete triumph Of the Wings. In
the Senate there are 20 Wings 10 IL locos.
ne of the former holding over, and 6 of the
latter) and in the House GALL just elected) a
Wing majority Of IL.
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Daniel Munson's f,stste.

VME the Subscribers having been appointed BY
w the Honorable the Probate Court Tor HE Dis;
trict ofCh,enden commissioners TO receive, examine
and ADJUST the claims and demands of all persons;
against the estate of DANIEL. MUNSON, late Of
Colchester In SAID District deceased, represented in
solvent, and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset tfiefeto and six months from the day of the
date hereof being allowed by said Court for that puY.
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice. that we Will
attend to the business of our appointment, at the
dwelling ofwidow Ruth Munson, in Colchester, in said
District, the first Mondays of December and Feb.
ruary next at 10 oclock. A. NJ on each of said days
Dated this 10Th day of September. A. D. 1s45.
THOMAS BROWNELI. 60.
BRIGHAM G. WRIGHT{ Oo""'
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RAILROADS..

CHESHIRE RoAD.-The letting took place
last week, on all the sections of the second
division of the road, as advertised. The
time allowed to finish the grading and all
the mason work, is not to extend beyond
May IL, lS47. We are glad to learn that
the route has been adopted, and at the same
grade, North Of Nil. Brook, and so will save
the building of the high bridge. which it was
found must necessarily be a very expensive
affair. The grading is going on in most Of
the sections South.
The Claremont Eagle speaks of the in,-
portance of extending the Cheshire Road
through that town, to meet the Central at
some point above c. 1t thinks Caremont
would take mp all the stock, if necessary.
No "defnile action" will be taken at present,
we think, in relation to the Cheshire Road
above Walpole.-Keene Sentinel.
THE RAlLRoAD.-We learn that all the
stock on the Boston, Concord and Montreal
Railroad, has been secured. All that is not
otherwise provided for, on or before the
meeting Of the corporation, the 22d of Octo-
Der, is guaranteed 10 be taken in Boston,
by gentlemen who are abundanty able and
willing 10 carry the work forward. Assur-
anccs are also given that the road through
Vermont shall be built as soon as we can be
met al the line by the Canadians.-Mere-
din Gazette.
The stockholders Of the Concord, PLY.
mouth, and Haverhl road havo held a
meeting, and have organized. Judge Far.
rar, of Boston formerly of Exeter) is Presi.
dent of the Road 4 resolu,;on h., A.
Swazey. of HavcrhilI, was adopted, requir-
ing the Directors to close no contract unit
the means were all provided. What pro.
gress has been made in means, is above sta.
ted.
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CO M nj E r CIAL.
BRIGHTON MARKET, October 20, 49,

BRIGHTON MARKET. October 20, ls45.
At market, 2l50 head of Beef Cattle, 1900 Stores,
5000 Sheep, and 2l50 Swine.
PRrcEs-Beef Catte.-A small advance was effect.
ed. We quote extra, s4,75 a s.; First quality $3.50
a 1918; Second quality, S4,25 a $3.50; Third quail
ity, 50 ~ S375.
B1rrelng Cattle-A few sales were effected. We
quote last weeks prices, viz-Mess, SO 80; No. l.
So We are informed small advance was offered
above our quotations.
Stores. enrlngs IS g 81, two year old, SO
Is; three year old, sl5 a S24. 49,
Sheep.-Saes little better small lots from 81 ia
81 SO.
SWINE Large selected Barrow Shoats 4ac old
l.ec. AT retail from 81 to Sc.
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THE KINGS OIL,
For aN Wounds on Horsos. Caffle. =,

TOT at WOUNDS on H0rs0s, Cdhfe, DC.
OUCH as Cuts, Bruises, Corks, Calls, (eiher by
- The Saddle or Harnessl Sore Backs, Sore Breast
Sprains Fistuas, &c. &C. &c., removing all soreness
and stiffness, and healing up the worst possible
wounds, in from one TO i've days time.
by order Of the late King VIM ~ Of Great Britain,
under the direction Of Mr.. Youa, the celebrated En-
eIis Farrier, and used by him the Royal Stud OF
Horss only.
King.lsnd & Co., Kee,eville L. p. Cheney, PORT
HenTyt Wright Il Sprasue, Whitehall II. Grid.
ley, Midilsbury; B. Murray. vergennes i4ni6
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WING STATE CONVENTION,

The Wing State Convention assembled at
ties Court House in Montpelier, on FRIDAY
evening the 18th instant, pursuant to the pub
lished notice, and were called to order bv Hon.
Erastus Fairbanks, the Chairman of the State
Committee, and the meeting was organized by
the appointment of the Hon. SILAs II. JENNrsoN
as President; Honorablcs Samul C. Crafts,
Timothy Folett, and Geo T. Hodges, as Vice
Presidents and Oliver z. Chandler and ID. w.
C. Clarke, Esqr's. as Secretaries.
On motion OF Hon. Mr.. Briggs, from Rutland
County,
Voted, That a Committee of one from each
county be appointed by the gentlemen presen n,
from the several counties. TO nominate a State
Commttee for the year ensuing.
The following gentlemen were thereupop
appointed to nominate State Committee:
As.hel Hurd Bennington County.
Calvin TownsIey, Wlndham.
q. James Barrett. Windsor.
John Crowley, Rutland.
r William Nash, Addison.
.1r CHARLES Russell, Chitiendcn
/. M. Villas, LamoiIis.
Stephen Burton Orange.
ii. II. Reed Washington.
~ - Charles Story, Orleans.
Orlando Stevens, Franklin
Erasius Fairbanks Caledonia,
Jonathan Matthews, Essex.
Samuel Adams, Grand Isle.
On motion voted that the several counties
nominate their County Committees for the en-.
suing year.
The following gentlemen were thereupou
nominated and appointed as Co. Committees:
Bennington County-Enoch Davis. Benning-
ton. Chairman. Elias u Burton, Sylvester
Demng, N Carpenter, Russell Matteson.
Windham Couniy-Samuel + Thompson
Townshend. Charm on, John Kimbsll. Amos
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ANOTHER WING SrATE-FLoRrDA !!

GFThe news by The mail Of Monday
leaves scarcely doubt Of the election of
CAnELL (whig) to Congress. This was
totally unexpected. West Florida gives
Catell majority Of 462. In East Florida
loco majority 142-last May, 442. Ross
WING candidate for the Legislature in Ross
County, is chosen. Loco majority last
MAY, 222.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-10-31

MELANcHoLY.-The wife Of Mr.. VIM.
Davis, Of Salmon River, in this town, COM
mitted suicide by hanging herself with hand
kerchief, in a bed room in her own house,
on the afternoon Of the 22d inst. Mrs, D..
was in feeble health at the time she commits
ted the act; and some years since had been
partially insane.-PlattsJurgh Repub.
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Levi Castles Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, (TNHE Hon. the Probate
District Of Chtenen, S. l. Court for The District
OF Chltenden To all persons concerned in the estate
OF LEVI CASTLE lale of Westford in said District,
o,eased' t;REErfNa.
WHEREAS, Marietta VI. Castle administrators of
The estate Of laid deceased proposes 10 render an &C.
ccuno her administrator and pres en-, her further &C.
count against and estate examination and allow.
ance al session of the Court ofProbaie 10 be holden
al The Register Office in Burlington in laid district.
on The second "Wednesday of Novenil er next.
THEREFORE, You are hereby notified to appear lie.
lore sad court al the time and place aforesaid and
siew cause ANY You have, why the account afore-
sail should not lie allowed
G,ven under my hand al Burlington, tins tenth day
20w3 VIM. WESTON, Repister
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over c. F. STAMFORD & Cos Store,
A opportunity is now offered to the citizens Of
n Bgnp'on and vicniiy, 10 obtain faithful and
style greatly superior to any leiore offered IN this
vicinity. How often has the regret been expressed
by hundreds that they do not possess the likeness OF
departed friend or relation, which might call up such
him TO mind. The present is a favorable moment 10
obtain these valuable likene>ses. which are no less
than the very impressions Of the human face divine,
made upon plates Of silver by the pencil Of nature,
and moi the mere fancy Of the artist.
The citizens especially invited to call and ex-
anime specimens of this ar, brought 10 lis highest
stale Of perfection.
Those wishing TO engage in the business will find it
an excellent opportunity Stock and Apparatus con-
SANITY on hani, and will be furnished as low can
be purchase in any city,
Burlington, Ocio'er 90, 1915. elf
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JEWELL, HARRISON & CO..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

(-No 30 Wafer street, y. "
THANKFUL 10 the Merchants and o,hevs in Yer.
mont for the liberal patronage already received
respectfully solicit continuance of their n, ora and
assure them tina, all goods entrusted to our care shs
be disposed OF TO the best advantage and with all pos
SHE dispatch.
Particular pain. will be taken to keep our friends
fully advised OF the state of our market
We would particularly cali attention TO the facili.
t s we offer for the sale OF BuT1En, CHEESE, and
oil articles of PkopucE "
=, liberal advances made on Butter Cheese, Wool,
Hops, Pot and Pearl Ashes. &c &C.
Refer to Messrs Foleii a Bradley.
Messrs. J. & ]. ". Pech, 4 Co.
..yI- Buriin gfon,
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DENTISTRY.
DIR. NJ. NEWTON.
DENTAL NURGEON.

,,n,-E.v NJ NUNUEVNr
RESPECTFCLi,Y informs the citizens Of Bur
IL lngon and vicinity that he has leestsd hiv.sele
IN this Village, where ne will be hsppy at all times.
to attend 10 any calls in his profession. Teeth extrscs
ted with Chevaliers forcps with far less pain than 10
generally experienced, and without injury 10 the gums
and Aveolar process. Teeth filed with gold exclu.
siyeiy, and upon different principle from that aeney.
ally prac'ced il is discovery OF one Of rhe most
celebrated Of the profession. Teeth filled in Ibis msa
nerare made so firm resist any external injury.
and become good and usefsl organs for hfe
All operations 10 give satisfaction or NO cHAseu
will be made, Persons wishing for operations are
respectfully invited to CALI oil examinations ed a.
vice gratis.
Doct. n. may be found, at present, at Mr. Dosue's
on college Street, few doors from Church St.
Sept %, 1915 riff
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LECTURE.

Rev. A. G. PEAsE, of Pitsford, will deliver a
Lecture before the Temperance Society Of the
U. v. M. this evening, at the Chapel. A gem
era attendance is respectfully solicited.
E. D. Chamberlain, Secretary
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No Humbuo.

GRIDLEYS TOOTH-ACHE DROPS
WE the undersigned, having used DR.. Grdlev's
w Tooth-ache drops, know BY experience Tia,
they are certain cure, and cheerfully RECOMMEND
them 10 those afflicted with the Tooth-ache.
HOMER, SHELpEs
!. I. PACKARD,
GEO. o. ADAMS.
Mddlebury, W.. July, i645.
HARRINGTON y BROTHER.
2-ly Agents, Burlington, VI.
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THE Firm of B. J. HeIneberg & Co., Druggists
l. and ApohecarieS, having by mutual consent,
dissolved the undersigned have entered into copar
nership in the above business under the firm of
HARRINGTON & BROTHER,
and will continue the business AT the old stand OF b.
J. Heineberah g. Co., on Church ST., on the most
favorable terms.
DR.. Heineberg is temporarily absent in conse-
quence OF i'll health, but when in town he will give
his attendance at the establishment as Medical Coun.
eor as heretofore.
Old customers are invited TO continue their patron
age and all those wanting relief solicited TO call
and try what virtue there in the Genuine Medicines
of The day.
GEO. f.. HARRINoroN, WM. e. HARRINGroS.
Burlington, Oct. lS45. 22n
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DIR. MARSHALES
Ind ian Veg ct bile
BLACK PLASTER.

V1NHls Plaster is univaled for curing scrofuous
pains in the sides, hips or limbs, and seldom fails TO-
give relief in cases Of local rheumatism II appled
TO the side, II will cure many OF the common liver
complaints, aud II Is found To be equal # not superior
to any corn aslcr for corns on the Feet If imme-
diately applied to fresh wound II will prevent sore
ness, and cause II quickly to head.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by II. g. Gridley, Pro.
prielor, Middebury, VI.
HARRINGTON d. BROTHER,
agents, Burlington, VI,
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BREWER, STEVENS 3 CUSHING
j. W. CARTER & BROTHER,
John Holmes Estate.

STA TE; OF VERMONT, , A T a Probate
BAMoiLLE DfsTRfcr, S.. ! "A Court holden
at the Probate office in Johnson, in and for said dis:
trct, on the Alta day Of October, A. ID. l643,
RoBERr HoLME>, Of Johnson IN said district, exc
cior of the last will and testament of John Holiness
late of Johnson, aforesaid deceased tesiate pre- ents
his administration account for allowance.
Whereupon, 1t is ordered hy The Court that The same
be referred to ion Of said court to be 10 den al
the Pro- ate Office in johnson, IN and for said district,
on the 9Th day of NovcInler A. D. 1915, al ten o.
clock in the forenoon, for cxaminn ion and allowance
and that all concerned be notified hereof bv the pub
lcation of this order in the Burlington Free Press.
newspaper published OF Burlington, w Chitien'en
County three weeks successivey, before iii, 9Th day
of said Now m,er that they may appear if ,hey see
cause, a; said time and place, and object thereto.
Attest. SOLMON WIRES, Judge.
true copy Of record.
2Ow3 Attest. s. WIRES. tudge.
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WANTED.

TWO or three TTido,e Ladies,-wi hout families,
or with very small Ones--io take Guarding
Houses, for girls exclusively, al Wnooski Falls
Conditions made known on application at the Bur.
insion Mil Company's Office. Good referees will
lie required.
Oct. l6, 1916. J. COOK.
Agent Bur. Mill Co.
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sPOONER & HENDEE,
ID u ~ u i S II S q

OPERATIONS performed upon the teeth with care
" and fidelity by the above mentioned gentlemen;
ensured good by an extensive and approved prac.
tlce. Rooms, extreme end Of the east wing of Peck's
Buildings. Entrance by the door OF councillors
Hall" For Ladies preiering, by that Of Peck 3
Spears Druggist establishment.
Burlington, Oct. o. lS45.
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JOHN FIsHBLATT, l2s WASHINGTON s..

Manufacturer. Importer, and Dealer IN Cans &. Fxrs
"nh large stock OF Gents Fur aud Cloth
Caps, and Ladies' Tippets, Boas, Msi,,
felerines, &c.-l2S Washington 81