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LII CASES in the Surgical and Medical line especially
those OF long standing advice and medicine
g. on The first application neither residence required
No 81 heade strer. z. HEINE. NJ. d.
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
Tnsb,u gfO,l Cifu d. C..

WILEY PUTNAM l6l Broadway, have for sale, Hints
w the Reorganization OF the Navy" and examana
on of Reply Hints the organization Of the Navy
i Two neatly y pamphlets eod6wrrc
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GOODYEAR'S
PATENT .SIiIRRLD SUSPENDERS

FdIENI NHIItHIID SUSPEINDERS
200 DOZEN shirred suspenders actur-d under the
OOO above patent. For sale by GEO. BEECHER
au2s zm+m 100 Brosdv-v
A PORTRAIT FOR ONE DOLLAR
FTHOMPSON'S Daguerrean Rooms, No 2s5 broad.
~ way, between the Granite Buildings and Reade st.
LlkENESSFS Of the various taken by the improved
natural colors. ' ~ -
Operations in all weather from "a. NJ. till 4P.M.
distinctions ~ eAr and Apparatus and Materials piled
perior advantages r here Offered - sio H., s,n
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To Mr.. VIM. Hill.

Dear srA short time since hair became dry exceed
ngy harsh and finally commenced falling which
such alarming that became quite hn what
remained appeared perfectly feess indeed fearful
duced nfsble Onguent which happy to say
moist soft and glossy nature and may add that d r
en members my family Especially the female portion
used the Onguept Tor like purposes with like
Yours respectfully
ASA GARDNER
Proprietor of City Hotel,
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MEXICAN SCRIP FOR SALE.

boI $500 IN Nexican Scrip bearing per cent n,eres,
PER annum and payable in quarterly insa m.ufs r
by the holder who about TO remove to prr
UneIs receved until the 25th October pro.mo
Capitalists will find this profitable secure Investment
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COLUMBIA uDUSE,
Chestnut street, between 9th and 5th stree
N1ri PHILADELPHIA 4ta sae
vNHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform thea friends and
the travelling public they have taken the above house
mery known the Marshall House. and have made
alterations and having
expense render OF the pleasant aud fashionable
houses the CITY, The parlos the chambers
large aud well arranged the furniture entirely It's oca
ton the most central ohs city all the places
OF pubhc amusemen and convenhent the depots OF the
Southern, Western and Northern routes. f-
The tables will be supplied with all the decaces oft Sec
carefully selected.
m the business 10 give satisfaction those who may
them with their patronage.
BAGLEY, MACKENZIE 4 co.
James BagIey, (late OF Jones' Hotel)
Henry Mackenzie, formerly Of the Warrington House
Peter l.. Ferguson.
July LIST, le45 jv3 ymsec
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FAIL FASHIONS.

1SHOSE who desire correct knowledge OF lash.
ionable Cutting all its various branches, would do
cln be obaaed Of the aut only at 3 Broadway Price
from So 10 $40 per book. o2 inrmc
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-06-20

CAUTION TO PArENTEEs.-1t has been
decided by Judge Nelson, as we Jean from
a communication in the National Intelligent
Ger, that if the proprietor Of a new invention
sells even one Of his articles. before he has
taken out his patent, he thereby loses his
exclusive claim the sale is held to be an
abandonment of the invention 10 the public.
This is a new decission-lhe opposite doc
trine having been heretofore held at the Pa
tent Office, The case in which the law
was declared by Judge Nelson was that Of
wills, IN vs. Packard.
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NVOTHERS' RELIEF.-TO MARRIED La
Nl DIES.-The Mothers Relief, q medicine which
soothes The disagreeahle sensation OF females about
TO become mothers. and insures a safe delivery in all
cases where malforma,ion or some unnatural cirrum-
stances does not prevent. The reputation Of this ar
,icle, though silent, has become 20 extended as to pro-
duce an immense demand. A pamphlet Intended on
ly for the eye of those directly interested and their
oh ysicians, is prepared for gratuitous distribution
where the Relief is for sale.
Az we are thus obliged 10 come before The public,
we take the occasion 10 say, that il the increase of the
call for the Mothers Relief wherever known, be sny
guide to a direct opinion TO be formed Of the es,fma-
lion in which i is held, we have the Satisfaction Of
believing that il has been the means of alleviating an
infinite amount of suffering, and Of saving many val
liable lives. Wherever il has been used during the
above period, deep rooted prejudices have given way
to candid ane thankful expressions Of gratitude, and
a wish to extend on their parts, as far as possible, its
benefits. Medical men of high standing have had thu
candof 10 acknowledge for once, that their prejudice.
must be abandoned, and have been adtocaies fol il,
use.
All those who wish, are invited TO call on some O
our agents and procure Z pamphlet without charge.
@. A. BARTHOLfC & 10.
Rochester, N. Y.
For sale by PECK 4 SPEAR, the auihorizst
Agents for this place and vicinity, who can also sup
ply Druggists at the Proprie,or's wholesale prices.
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Eihanan w. AUstin's Estate,

STATE or yERMONT,}THE Hon. the
fr the district of Lamoille. To The heirs and all con-
c,Tned in the estate OF Elhanan W. Austin, late OF
koche,ier, in the County Of Monroe, and State of
Flew York, deceased, GREErIsG.
WHEREAS, 1t apr ears by the report Of the COM
w missioners and records and files Of this court.
inat tie personal estate of the said deceased in this
Slate, Is not sufficient TO pay the Just debts and the
expenses Of the settlement of the estate, by the sum
'i s9l Sc and whereas, Ella, p. stearn>, adminis-
traitor on the said estate in ihi, State, has made APP
,lication TO this Court for license 10 sell 20 much of
The real estate of sad deceased, in lhh State, as will
raise said sum;
Therefore, you are hereby cited to appear before
said Court, at a session thereof TO be holden at the
Probate Office, in Johnson, in said district, on the
10Th day OF July, A.. d. 1915, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
and give bonds, as the law requires, tor the payment
Of the just debts Of The deceased, and the expenses Of
the settlement OF the estate, or Otherwise show cause
why license should not he granted; and il boads are
not given agreeahly to law, and il no good cause be
shown to the contrary y, license will be grained TO the
Administrator Of >aid estate, to sell SO much Of the
real estate Of said deceased as will raise the sun
Aforesaid, with the costs attending the same.
By order ofihe Court,
sw3 WILLIAM W. WHITE, Register.
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A VALUABLE MEDICINE.

DR. Brandreth's Vegetable Pills have proved Them
- selves an effec,ual assistant OF nature, having
cured in the United States at least one hundred lhons.
and persons Of diseases which had been pronounced
lncurahle by medical men ofihe first rank and stand
ing.
These Pills, from the peculiar properties they pos
sess, are calculated 10 cure diseases, whatever be its
name, all having the same origin, in any person in
whom is the ~univer'a "brea h oflIfe,'' who parlakes
of the universal Zone blood" of which are made
all people who dwell upon the earth, and whose dis.
order ARIES from the 'Hniversal root Of all diseases,
namely, inquiry or imperfect circulation ofihe blood
Those who are suffering from a bad state OF health,
will do well TO give them a trial.
Agents,
S +. Howard, burlington J F.. B. Green. Rich
mond J. futile, Esser; Geo B. Oakes, Jericho
J. II. Tower, UnderhW; Geo, Ayres, Milton Il.
Sanderson, Vest Milton /; II. D. Hine, Westford
Morton a. Clark, Wihston Marcus Hull, Hines
bnrgh ! J. b. lsham, Sheiburn J. NJ. Staple,
Charlotte. 3m6
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Jedediah IIyde's Estate.

w f. the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trlct of Grand Lie, commissioners 10 receive, exam
Inc and ADJUST the claims and demands of all persons
against The estate OF JEDEDlAH HYDE, late OF
Grand Isle, in said District, deceased, represented in
solvent, and also all claims and demands exhibited in
Offset thereto; and six months from the day of thu
date hereof, heing allowed by said Court for tina, pur-
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice, that we will
attend to the business of our appointment, at the
dwelling house OF widow Sarah Hyde, in Graud Isle,
in sand District, on the 18Th day OF November next,
al 10 o'clock. A. NJ, OF SAID day.
Dated, this l7lh day OF Nav, a. d. lS45.
SAMUEL ADAMS. Commas
3w3 NATHAN WETHERELL. sioners.
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BRIGGS PATENT
FENCE MACHINE.
II nElNZX


XNO"LD respectfully notify the public that he has
w returned 10 Burlington Pals, and recommended
manufacturing the PATENT FENCE. He is now
prepared to fulfil all contracts that were unful6lled
in consequence of he late fire, and will be happy to
serve old and new purchasers with some of his varie-
ties of Farm, Garden or Ornamental Fence.
Owing to the advantages derived IN the use OF the
above Improvement, he Is enabled to afford a neat
and beautiful fence for yards and gardens, al much
less expense than The same can be got up for in any
other way, while for durability il is moi excelled by
any in common use. This valuable improvement
was first brought out in Western New York, where il
has gone into extensive use, and has received the ap-
probation of the Mayor Of the city Of Buffalo, with
many hundreds Of the first agricu'turisis and Others
in that part Of the State, also of Gov. Hub ard, Uoct.
Jarvis, Judge Churchill and many others in New
Hampshire In fact wherever it has Teen introduced
il has been highly approved. As a Farm Fence il
com ines more advantage, than any other fence ever
used. | can be used ,oitiout posts, and is therefore
not affected by the freezing and heasina Of The ground.
II takes less lumber Than any other kind # fence, is a
certain protection against all kinds of cattle, is not La
BILE TO get cut of repair, cannot be biopn doon, is east
ly sci up, taken down and removed, without injury.
xJNo FARMER should be Without at least a sufh
Gent quantity 10 throw around his fields Of grain and
stack yards.
wlnooski City, June IL, isi5.
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Woods BOTANY.

TEACHERS Of Hlgh Schools and Seminaries are
l. invited 10 examine a new Glass Book OF Botany,
BY ALPHoNso Woop, NJ. A., Associate Principal OF
kimha Union Academy, Just published by Croker
q Brewster, Boston and The ClareTont Manuiac-
turing Company, Claremont y. ii.
1t ls by eminent Teachers and Pro-
fessors Of the Science who have examined the sheets
rs they came from the press, and is ALREADY introduced
into a number OF the first Schools and Colleges in
New England.
The Botany is divided into two parts. The first
part contains the Elements OF Botanical Science.
The second, The Natural Orders, illustrated by a Foo
IA of the Northern United States, particularly of New
England and New York.
Those teachers who wish a treatise adapted TO the
present advanced state o.. the science, and oil who are
about forming classes for the season. are invited TO cab
at JAMES |. formerly V. Harring-
ton's) Bookstore, where they will find the work and
several of the notices which have already been receiv.
ed from distinguished men, Those who cannot come
are invited to send for copies for examination.
To persons pun suing the stsdy of Bolany as a
source of profitable amusement this work offers Pc
culiar facilities for analysis by means of tables for that
purpose on an entirely original plan, in the prepare
lion Of which MIR. Wood was associated with Dr Ed
ward f.. Phelps, Professor Of Medical Botany and
Materia Medica in Dartmouth College.
Woods Botany is the Tert Book in the Unirersitu
Of Vermont, and The Burlington Female Seminary.
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Elias LYMAN

LAS received a carefully selected and extensive
IL assortment Of II GOODS suited 10 the sea.
son, which he offers al reduced prices.
Among which will be found
Balconies, Lawns, Printed Muslins, NJ de LANES,
EIston Bingham, Fancy Cambrics, &c. &c.
American Prints superior style.
Hosiery Gloves and Mitts,
Ladies' Silk Cravais and Fancy Hdkfs.
Fongee, Bandana, Flag and White silk Hdkfs.
India Rubber, Webb, Knit, and Elastic suspenders
Brown Holland, jacket Linen, Brown and White,
Linen Drill, Russia sheeting, Burlaps,
Huckabuck, Russia and Sc, tch Diaper,
Linen Damask for Fable spreads,
Fine Damask spreads, Linen Shee,ing and
Shifting, Hamilton Striped and Figured for chill
drens Wear.
A large assortment, Of Broad Cloths and Cassi.
rleros,
Fancy Cassimeres and Vestinss.
Parasols and Sun shades. very cheap,
Cotton Sheeting and Shifting from Sd TO I'D
wide,
Ticking, wadding, wicking, Batting, Cotton yarn
and Carpet Warp,
Family Groceries.
Tea including some extra quality Black Tea.
Sugar, Specs, Citron. PEPPER Sauce, Mustard,
Superior preserved Ginger,
Maccaroni, Boston Hard Crackers, ground Rice,
Chocolate, Shells, Coffee, Box ard Reg Raisins,
. Curranis, &c. &c.
The highest Market price paid for Butter and Cheese.
Wickware Building, corner Oh ,rch and College ST.
May %, lS45. 50
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Blank Books

(f all DIES riptlons Manufactured bv the subscrl.
~ Der from the best Linen Paper, and Ruled 10
any Pattern on short notice and warranted e1nal 10
any in this Country. Probate Records, Town Re-
cords from Royal Medium Deny and Cap Paper,
Banks, Steam Boats, Iron Companies and Merchants
furnished with all the various Blank Books on the
most ea>onahle terms.
STEVENS WOODS, Strong's Building.
Burlington, June Is, lS45. q
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BROWNS
Sarsaparilla and Tomato
.Bitters.
@! Of The Blood.

For DI,kies Of The Blood.
CHRONIC and c.. s,i,u,ional diseases, such Oh
~ Scroiula or Kings Evil, Ulceralions and Corro-
sions OF the Throat, Nose, Cheeks, Lips, Ears, and
other parts ofthe body Pimples on the face, Scaly
Patches and other %cruplions ofthe skin; Biles Sour.
w and other Scorbutic affections Rheumatic aflec.
tons; White swellings; Pains in the Bones and
JOINTS, Fever Sores, obstinate old sores of all kinds,
Scald Head, Salt Rbedm, Ringworm and other dis.
eases arising from an lmpnre state OF The blood; also,
habltual Costivene>s, Biles, Chronic affect ions of
Liver, Lungs, and Chest, Pain in the Stomach and
Side, Night Swea,s, &c. &c.
Likewise, for Dispc ,sih or Indigestion, Cos,ive-
ncss, J%aundice, loss Of Appetite, Weakness. There
has never been a Medicine which has given such
general satisfaction to Physicians and others tina,
have used them.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by the General Agent.
for the State OF Vermont.
2 b. J. HEINEBERG e. Co.
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Nj ERCIAL.

At Market 450 Beef Cattle, 10 pairs of Working
Oxen, 700 Sheep, and 775 Swine.
PRicEs-BeefC attle-Extra Sc a S5,75; first quail
ty $50 q SIS; second quality, s5,25 q $3.50; third
quality, AVS "a IS.
Working Oxen-No sales noticed.
S~heep-Small lots from 81, so to S2,62.
Swine-Lot of old Hogs a, Al and a lot at 81 n
ac. AT retail from Al TO &c.
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INSTALLATION

The installation of Rev. ANsEL NASH is to
take place on Wednesday of next week (the
25th inst,) at Colchester Centre, at 2 o'clock.
Sermon by Rev. LUTHER G. BRIGHAM, Of
Williston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-06-20

Crooks, COLLARS, BOSOMs, CRAyATS,
= Sii liners, Suspenders, and new STYLE VEST
SPkiNGS, o nice article 10 wear on the hack OF
vests, very pleasant and easy for The wearer, linen
collars for 1871 cts, all goods much cheaper than
usual. BRlNSMAID g. BROTHERS,.
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ID / g al o

In Shelburne, on the 30th April, of consumption,
Mrs. ELIZA J. PETERS, consort OF Timothy Peters,
and youngest daughter of the late Bella Chittonden,
aged % years.
In this affective dispensarion of Providence, a hus-
band is bereaved ola kind and anectionate compan.
ion, an infant daughter of a fond and tender mother,
society of one of It's most useful members and religion
of one of its brightest ornaments. To say that she
was kind, benevolent and affectionate is saying no
more than we would say of virtuous humanity in gen.
'eral, whereas in all the excellencies that form the
true characters of companion, sister and friend. She
was surpassed by none and eqnalled by few.-Com.
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Ii. w, CATlIN

M w. VIN lin
AS Just received a carefully selected assortment
IL of Dry Goods sri ell to the season, which he
oilers at reduced prices, among which will be found
Balznrine>, Lawns, Printed Mu,lins, NJ d LANES,
Ginahams, Fancy Camlric>, &c. &c.
American Prints, superior style.
Hosiery Gloves and Mits,
Ladies Silk Cravats and Fancy Hdkfs.
Pongee, Bandana, Flag and white Silk tllkfs
India Rubber, Webb aud Elastic Suspenlcrs,
Brown Holland Linen, Brown and white Liner
D,ll: Russla Slieeuna and Burlar>,
Huckal uck, Russia and Scotch Diaper,
Linen namask for Table Spreads,
Linen Sheeting and Shir,ing,
Hamipleton, Striped and FIGURED for childrens
wear. a large assortment Of Broad Cloths and CASH
mcres. Fancy CaSsfnere> and Ye>lings.
Parasoll> and Sun Shades, very cheap,
Also, a large a surimenl Of Florence and straw Bon.
nets, Leghorn Hats, &c. &c.
Burlington June, 18th, lS45.
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Horse Nets.

DRNSMAID & BROTHERS have received a lot
ID of fine, blue, red, brown and white linen and
cotton horse NETS,
ALSO
Neck and Ear nets for horses, the irest assortment
ever opened by us. 2 b. Il B.
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N OTl

hereby given that | have this day given my son
l. CHARLES HUTCHINSON KIMBALL, his time
turing the remainder of his minority and shall here
fore clam none of his earnings, nor pay any debts OF
his coniractIngs after this date.
ELIGAH ID. KIMBAiL.
June s, IS45. sIw3
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Russell Cranler's Estate.
EIhanan w. Austin's Estate.

Elhlnan w. Austin's Estate.
District Of Lamoile, IS. l. den at tn. PROBATE
Office, in Johnson, within and for The district afore-
aid, on the 5,h day OF June, A. L. Is45, Present,
Hon. Salmon Wires, Judge;
tLAs =. STEARS>, Administrator on the estate Of
Eihanan w. Austin, late of Rochester, in the County
of Monroe, and State Of New York, deceased, pre-
SCENTS his administration account tor settlement
Whereupon, II Is ordered that The same he referred 10
a session OF said court to lie holden at the Probate
Once, IN Johnson, within and for the district afire-
SAID on the sixth day of August, A. d.. l945, for ex-
animation and allowance and tina, all concerned he
notlnet hereof hy the publication Of this order IN the
Burlington Free Press, printed at Burlington, three
weeks s'ccesslvelv, as soon as may be, that they
may appear at said time and place, and object there
to, II they see cause. BY order OF court,
2w3 w. WHITE, Regtster.
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NEW STORE

MOULD respectfully notify he public that he has
w opened n Store in the rooms lately occupied as
Che GERMAN STORE where may be found
ID Il G. o o ID s,
ROCERIES,
and CrOckery.
Teas Sugar. Coffee, and M0lasses;
flour, SAL. Pork, Salmon, Goldfish,
MdekereL, Butter, Cheese, Fruit
and Spices.
gar, Cash will be paid for a good article of Butter.
College St., Burlington, June le, ls45. 3
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superior patent Pumps for Wells
and CiSternS.

WHOLESALE and retailby H. CALDWELL,
w Burlington, VI. The,e pumps have been.
thoroughly te>ledfr l6 yeats IN the western part Of
New Yor,, aud proved 10 lie a first rate article
They are pronounced hy all people acquainted with
them, the est and most durable pumps in the United
StaIe>, that has eter teen offered for ~>ale.-They are
simple in Their construction and worked with ea,e,
hey are warranted Ia work satisfactory in nll cases
AMI not 10 fretze IN the winter. The working parts
are OF all metal with met allic fit the pipes are made
ofa durable TIM er, and saturated with a composition
which renders it lmpervious to water, and prevents
decays. The above pump will draw water the depth
OF one hundI ed ieet c. well a. shorter distances. All
persons wi,hing 10 purchase pumps Tor wells or els
terms will do well TO call and exaRIlne these pumps
before they purchase elsewhere. They will lie kept
constantly on hand al the FRsNRLtS HOTEL, and at
he store OF STRoSGs & Co, IN Burlington by H..
CALDWELL. Al orders ,ent TO hun by mail will
be thankfully received and promptly attended to.
May l6, l6i5 Inns
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TayIOr's


MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE.
WITH NOTES and additions, by Dr. Grileth-
w New edition, for sale by
June 10, rs. JAS. |. CUTLER.
A TREATISE on Dental Surgery, hv F. Many
"a Dent>t-irom The French with noles and nu-
Herous plates and Illustrations, for sale hy
JAS. |. CUTLER, Strongs buildings.
1uNGLlSON Dictionary OF Medical Science
new edition, for sale ly
May 10. 2 JAS. |. CUTLER.
'INHE Anatomy and Surgical Treatment Of Abdom-
l. NAL Hernia-wiih numerous Plaie.-'y Sir
Ashley Cooper, for ,ale by JAS. /. CUTLER.
June 10. 2
a FEW sets OF Chitiys Blackstone. for sale cheap
IA by 2 JAS. !. CUTLER.
"ASHRURNS Digest OF VI. Reports, for sale ly
w June 10. 2 JAS. l.. CUTLER.
A NATOMICAL ATLAS, Illustrative Of the
N Structure OF the huTan body, Gust published
by Drs. Smith and Horner, Professors of Anatomy in
the Philadelphia Medical College, for sale by
Burlington, june 10, l045, 2
JAS. |. CUTLER,
StrOngs Buildings, College St.
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WHOLESALE Il RETAIL
GROCER g. PROVISION
ST ORE E.
At the Foundry Building, foot of Mdih st.
BURLINGTON, VT.

FTNHE undersigned have associated ihem>elve,
together for the purpose of transacting a
Ceuerai Mercantile Business at the store IN the
bniIding, AT the foot of Main street, known as the
Fo1nIry, under he firm OF
l.. Il C. +. FOLLETT.
Tbcv offer to the public a choice and well selected
assortment OF Groceries and Provisions, on the
mos, favorable teams tor Cash, or approved shor
credit, or for most kinds OF Country Produce.
Particular care and attention will he taken in the
select,on Of articles for family use, and being deter
mined not to be undersold, they hope to receive a
share OF public patronage.
LOUIS FOLLETT
CHAS. T.. FOLLETT.
n. B.-A full and general assortment of Staple
Dry Goods, Crockery, Ready Made Clothing, &c.
will be ready for inspection in a TOW days:
L. & C. +. FJLLETT.
Burlington, June !, l645.
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LOVELY & SEVMOTR

A RE now Offering for sale the largest assortment.
"A OF .easonahle goods in the State Of Vermont, al
prizes S IN 'ieatly low T. insure their sale, and they
invite the public 10 call and examine quality and
prices. L. & S.
Nav 2S1. 1919 -
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New Goods.

GENIE subscriber has a very splendid assortment Of
- staple Goods, and also a good assortment of
Family Groceries, winch will he sold cheap for Cash
o, ready pay. Pea.e call and look before 1lrcha,lng
n. w. GAGE.
Nav 9th, ls45. 52
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AT THE NEW
Provision Store

NTAY be found the hest of DRY GROCERIES,
Iv1 Table Butter, Pork, Flour, and Fish Of varlou.
kindsi Chocolate, prepared Cocoa. Ground Spice.
and Pearl S,archj Pure Sperm aud common LAM
OIL, Sperm and fallow Candles, Old CASTLE anc
common Bar Soap, &c, &c.
June 81, 1945. A. s.. DEWEY.