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NEW Project OF ANNEXATION.

We Sea de ssssasd srcs in tho Albany ArEus. copied
froa s.osAss New Yosk paper. II The government ofCs
- oil oaly ssss hssdrsd Of "proGressives
sssss Zoe f.w million Of ofi fertile and unoccuPicd
is.ls We sAa ssoa tbs psesss e IN sasszs,ioa in
very Aopsfsl vsy. It's sus esedissbas however, TO the
sdsrsaoa Il ts Governor that be should have % far
Departed o The established form Of snnexson - to pro-
pee 10 eject Il BY pssehsse:-NAr irr.
A stps GLAncs AT CusA-Ats meeting OF the citizens
ef 81. Clair county (ino,s) the following r'soaaoA
.ao,.d bv IN Governor Reynods and unanimously sdop'
I'D,
.Pes,l,eS That the chair appoint i've persons to make
r... 90 an adjourned session OF this meeting On the
procr,sty Of passing Of Consress to authorize 'he
Prs,den 10 purchase the ssnd Of Cuba, with the consent
Of ths whiie population"
Dat Of this may grow In tins another project OF
ssssra,ion. In military point Of view, the possession OF
Csss 10 certainly Of srmore importance to us than that o.
T.xss-fGlsns Falls Republican.
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SMITHS
SELFAGTING MULES,

- - and this county, offered by Msti-awan
Company 10 Manufacturers 10.
Of spinning
Licenses for bung Mul-s been granted Nv III.
hseawsn Company The Locks Company Of Lowell
md AmoskesE 20 Of Manchester H. and granted to
other respectable shops, application The Agent,
wM. n. LEONARD, Mausawan,
Clutches County, New York.
The following
tain
SONERswoRTH, Sept. I'd, ISi3
Dear SrSOurs Of h- 18th ut duly vouH
reply the Great Fa- Company
made trial of sharp Roberts Cos Ma.ons Smiths
Acting Mules The operated
months Apri hay aud June list others
operation than They the
Al tie speed and the kind hinr.
The eors carefully weighed aud pro
dueed spindle end of made
IN weaving saved and weighed
ceniagr NJ yarn. av-Iagr Tor the
three months above named, 10 follows.
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PHILIP M. TABB & SON.

oee Hal. and isA hs Groesy sose Of
VIM ~ Harrisoa. E<q.
A TrEND 10 THE COLLECTION or CLAIMS q every
n description Renting receiving he rrsss asd sens rial
p<oyer country hrng out Negroes cot
Getting and dio.ns of them pass % private s
g. an5l
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SANDS SARSAPARiLi.A.
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
OF ALL DiSEAsES ARISING FROM AN IN
PURE STATE OF THE BLOOD. OR HABIT
SYSTEA VIZ.

PURE STATE Oh Blood, ON HABIT
Or Tssr sYsrEN viz.
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ues. Pi.pcs Face npesrs sor
and fan %
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l.anhaxo and Dt-a.ss ipsdsesess ~
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pAs, as sn. ,ss $3.50 -. 49,, M Ar. ~ .,,, n
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my 1911 ~, w., = ~ = 80, - - ,.n.. M, -nr
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.. IA M .o,., The da. eo.,,nu, ,,,Iu.uy 20
un INV bo boav va. .nc.J Bu, Thanh. TO humanity my
cured your sg-ni city Dr Jas A. bot-s and
!, H.. Tim, IN, ht-- nj
Your sar.pa,s eur.
longer suffer. but te right medicine and
he ,, ftom J-a-~ with .eIns. gratitude remain
An, ONE 10 know further " asd ns At my
r-,s-u.r IN Front .,r. where Afford pleasure
DANIEL MeCoNNIKAN
Personality ,,or ARID ..rs mn. the .b.y. named au, MeCop
n,.,n AMI ma oath of the f.e,. contained IN M, ro,r,, STATE
mn, JouN CIulJD
Justice Of IN. pr.e. Of the CIV OF psn,norr
,, M. It,. az IN .,n,t,,IS ,n,,e,,d
SaMmS.s CrI rpp aTrn sApsApApuJA
'HNpSs >"..osE :, ~ .. $500
spesf rii~rimrhsy ~nrn sy mat Tins Medene Tar moe
rhectnai IN tbs cure OF chronic OF acute han any oh
preparation have ever Having endured extreme suner
nssa.s,oy o. Rheumatism rseeay
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m, sssxxr uRoN AND srOvE
nANUfACrORH.
THE subscriber 10 rcocivinGsnd
h,s,s ss.raA.k,y o. ha,A a wsaAsah 81 ~
an a.A a the iowesa pssc>~
PAi. asA Japan Tia Wsrs q svssy dsssri1-
tioa-
Alo. q great variety % Stoves, dsasssA sss
burning either wood or coal
sssvs Pipes, anA svsry ssh<r arssels IN BE
linz, uade 70 oraer ii ths shorsess notiee.
.sS TITUS q. RICE
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THOMAS n. TAIIAFERRO,
euCrroNEEn a CoHMssssoN MERCHANT,
Bel Tsera, Richmond, Va.

viii devote his attention to the selling and
h,net Ner'e,s pebtcy snd pfiva,y al.o. % sitting
ses--s s as chsf siehsrd vlep
- n.ss - p'etsss ne, my ~ brossh,o sese
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VALUABLE DISCOVERY

nv PHTNTTNGI
AVIho b-ss nubt- have ~ lss sue.
eeeted IN pFocurius Past hat keep WTK shin
squ.i n ne bes Possd whte doors oTer o. y
nt~s ssh - chsfSe ihsa r I'D plan Of pss.la sors-
sp-sn-ss- esn ~ sess of the wS's ., sAop.
RO. MOTT. Psintsr
sah giohs sauate
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Il ENT. KENDALL 4 ATwATER IMPORTERS and Wholesale
Dealers Pofegs AMI Dotne Dry Goods ~ Main Street
vefpool Direct ships Queen 81 West and Waterloo,
from verpoo aud Meta from BrrmeH. via New Yos their
Fail ola unusually large and varied assortment
.ereed with great care erpreaB for the trade OF Vsha anil
BY varlus New York and Roton Ihry
large stock of American Manufactured Goods purchased
om the Manufacturers their Agents, tho most favorable
terms
Tey have also constantly on hand fun supply Of the various
sisof vgina Manufactured 20 ton Gooi-o al o which they
respectfully thu attention ~ Country Merchants peds
ing hrHs's 70 ir then gos. AZ 'ra' Nc low "hry eanDe
puf'hs-d In any NJ The Nortlsfn Msttets huT
M ERISOs Apaehas Cashmere Coss, and One Rep'
I'VE offered very low by ~ u. ". LONDON
CORICEso Gaze. CsIabra sorec. "Baraeeo" band land
DAvgNPORT. ALLEN h CO
W. by y. JOHNSTON. Druggist
~n u. u. JoSDoNs.
LNOR RENT-A large and comfortable Room
u over our store. VARIES PARIss,
sIG No o. Main street
Peach CniioOcs nnd Cashmere GinEham-.
UTr 10 ham, beautiful lot ~ the above rooit-or ssle by
~21 HAwE9. VAN DEURsBN WARD
yMirnPigLD UoR Hound Baeon.-6soo Ibs smith
- "a Bacon Hog Ro.nd lanins ti. day from em Iesmea
ROUND Am CALCINED PLASTER. from The "Iubee"
~ MIN. eosauy for sale ~ low add the quity usf
ranied by Isl DAVENPORT, ALLEN a co
Imported Cigars.
rENHr subcfer rcclt 81 ehgani loi ~ y nune
tnpprted Cigars - fanof. Ugn--. fanetsi-s. Eefan
Washington SorHa .nd many or brs % which he
invites the NJ -e ~ oa frh hfy ny"ufrd ee
rH r. JOfiNTr''N pfifEsL
GMUKIsg rOBACCO celebat iiyeo Smoking Tosa'eo
- ihe
Also, DitI u Kan strf Tobacco
Louinsnis AID Mfs. Neweonrgs DO For sar ny
se1 F'SVhNoIpNs TufK"t
tOrroN YAnNs-Cosssu supplies Of CottIn Ysrn. hom The
r1"'" '''''"' '"' ~ DAVENPORT. ALLEN On.
,yac,vt, ,i,oTyqo ese. blese he'd re- sbr.eng
- ~ ihe approved styles, Tor sal. nw ~ -
..t1 ulwRs, VAN DEURsEN d WARD.
n IyGNff7r fEHYfRHy,1fy5 Bag. TOT ssie by
La pIs GORDON SKINNER.
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The inflammation and disease always
Hene. mus reach
The o the ana will do iIe TIE Salv-, Il
rubted the Will Peneale directly The
will be osn.d will be and
| disrAs- will surface.
FsrLEs FACE TREcKLEs TAN, NA.cULISE SKIN
Its first eIpe all IL will drawing
till the face free from that be lodged under tn.
skn and frequently breaking the surface then beas
When nothing but duh repuSye surface,
brgns sofien aud snen the and
iehcAe cbiis IL throws iie-hn-s ami busang
the white san perfectly
times OF frerses will Id thoe
hidden and seen but em Pursue the Saye and all will dis
| appear.
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u parents knew how fatal medicines children
n~aTI they would be slow them. EspeeaI
eurIai called "Dedcate pills.
TELL invariably, WHEN present. Now
parents. that this Salyr will child
worms II will drye every OF them away This simple
nj safe
There probably .doine the face Of
. and $ n expulsion of worms
would be cruel my wicked give INTERNAL
cpes, - long n haim-s- could be had
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-08-15
Communication.
NORTHERN RAILROAD.

MR. EDIroR,-Tn connection with the gener-
al interest so evidently felt in the accomplish.
ment of this great work, not only east of Lake
Champlain, but throughout Northern New
York, Upper Canada. Michigan, and the Yves.
tern States, allow me to express an opinion that
no section throughout its whole extent, from
Boston to Lake Ontario, il we except perhaps
it's Atlantic termination, can expect greater 10.
cal advantages than most of the northern coun.
ties of New York, ard more especially ii we
take into view the inexhaustb|e sources OF
wealth enclosed in our Mines and Forests, and
the additional facilities that must thereby be at
forded in their more effectual develoPemen.-
Through the agency Of our State Government
two routes have been already surveyed from
the great Western waters to Lake Champlan'
terminating at different points. The Southern
commencing at Ogdensburgh, sixty miles below
the outlet of Lake Ontario. runs through Pots
dam, Parishville, Hopkinton. the great Pine
Timber Forest, anil the principal Mineral 70.
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gion in the State. descends the valley Of the
Ausabe, through Kceseville, and terminates at
Port Kent, in Essex county. The Northern, so
designated from its near approach to the North
ern boundaries Of the State, commences also al
Ogdensburgh, and continues the same line as
far as Posdam, thence bearing north, runs
through Stockholm, Malone, Chateangay, Ellen
burgh, and Chazy, terminating at Plattsburgh,
in Clinton county. Each of these routes, no
doubt, possess their relative advantages Yet
it affords some little amusement to notice the
various pretensions TO preference claimed by
our Northern friends. So much is said and
read about distance, low grades, public accom-
mediation, and Iron, that we fear the Logger
heads down East will entirely overlook their
own interest in Difference to ours.
In reference 10 the comparative distance Of
the two routes, according to the late survey it
appears that the Northern, from Ogdensburgh
to Plattsburgh, is l2l miles, and the Southern,
to Port Kent, l22, giving balance in favor Of
the Northern land route, of one mile, while if
we include the water conveyance, connected
with each line, in crossing to Burlington, the
point Of union with the Vermont Section, bal.
ance of ID miles will be found in favor of the
Southern route; but instead of frank adms.
sion Of this species of amphibious arithmetic, it
is asserted that. SO far as regards time or en-
pense, it is wholly immaterlal whether freight,
leaving Burlington for the west, crosses direct.
ly to Port Kent, distance of 8 miles, or runs
down the Lake to Plat,sburgh, "a miles, so long
as it is advancing towards its place Of destina-
ton. Notwithstanding, the ID miles are not as
yet annihiated. II the conveyance from Bur-
lington TO Port Kent and to Pittsburgh was
at all seasons equally practicable, no exceptions
would be taken to the plausby OF the re-.
mark But the fact that water communication
is obstructed by ice, in some six or seven weeks
in the year, longer with Plattsburgh than with
Port Kent, not only invaldates the assertion,
but stops the freight. If the Editor Of the Re.
publican will please suggest any means TO OBJ.
viae this trNing objection to the Pattsburgh
route, other than by its extension to Port Kent,
we will then be prepared to discuss the merits
Of the respective routes, in reference to the best
interests of stockholders ESSEX.
Keeseville. Aug. 20, l645.
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NnOIHEN'S HEuJIErs-lO NihNNA'D 10
Wl DIES.-The Mothers Relief, medicine which
soothes the di.agrecabe sensation OF females about
TO become moihers and Insures safe delivery ~ al
cases where maformaon or some unnatural :c,r
cumsances does not prevent. The reputation oI'hl
article, though silent, has become 50 extended as 70
produce an immense demand. A pamphlet, INTENDED
only for theeye of those directly interested ana lne
physicians Is prepared for gratuIloi' dis'riou'io"
where the Relief is Tor sale.
As we are thus obliged 10 come before the pnoi'c,
we takelhe occasion 10 say. that if,he increase Of
the call for the Mothers Relief wherever known le
any guide 10 direct opinion 10 he formed Of the e.ti
nation in which it is held, have the satisfaction
OF believing that It has leen the means OF aUevia-
ting INFINITE amount OF suffering, and OF saving
MANY valuable lives. Wherever II has been used
during the above period, deep rooted preJudces have
given way 10 candid and thankful expressions oi
gratitude, and wish to extend on their parts, as
far as possible its benefits. Medical men OF high
standing have had the candor 10 acknowledge Tor
once. that their prejudces must lie abandoned, and
have been advocates for its use.
All those who wish, are invited 10 call on some Of
our Agents and procure pamphlet without charge.
g. A. BARTHOLIC e. co.
Rochester, N. Y.
For sale nv PECK T. SPEAR, the authorized
Agents for this place and vicinity who can also sup
ply Druggists at the Proprietor's wholesale prices
1lmG
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'AnurI II. CLARK In Chans sr,y,., Ghittcnden
HosrA RrMsvcroN March Term 1al5.

WHEREAS, at this term of this Court, Samuel
wv H. Clark, Of New Lebanon, New York, hath
Of Hinesburgh, Chiiienden County, Vermont, setting
forth among other thing. that said Remington, on
the 18th day Of May, 1912, being indebted TO SAID
CLARK in the sum Of six hundred dollars specified in
six pronissory notes Of one hundred dollars each, all
dated April lst, ls42 and payable respectively on the
first day of January, ls43 1874, 1915, 1916, ls47,
and 1913. on the sad 10Th day Of May, 1912, execu
ted TO said Clark Mortgage deed Of the iollo wing
described premises, situated in said Hneshurgh, IN
the county Of Chnlenden, in the State OF Vermont,
in the second division thereof containing one hun
dred more or less and is known in SAID diyis-
ion by the name of lot No. 100, whereof David Fer.
the orator 10 said Hosea Remington, 3ist day OF
March, 1874? - which said Mor,gage Deed was cond
toned for the payment Of the said six promissory
notes according the tenor thereof, and in case Of
the payment thereof according 10 the tenor thereof,
then the said Mortgage deed was 10 be void, but 9th
erwise Of force. And admitting the payment of the
two Of the SAID promissory noes first due, but fur
Their setting forth that the residue and remainder Of
the SAID sum Of money as specified in the said four
promissory notes last due and payable any pa ri
hereof, had not been paid TO the orator at the time
therein SET for the payment thereof nor al any other
time land praying the said Court that the said Ho
might lie foreclosed Of and from oil equity Of
demption in and TO the premises aforesaid and the
hold the 10 himself and his heirs forever
Which said bill was duly entered BY the Clerk Of
said Court.
And whereas, appears to the Court here that the
raid Hosea resides out Of this Stale at present, and
has not had personal notice Of the filing Of the said
bill:
TuERrrcRE il is ordered by the Court here that the
said cause be continued 10 the next tern ofthis court
and that the said Hosea he notified of the pendency
thereof by publication in The Free Press, newspaper
printed al Burnei on in ms county, three weeks sue
svely, the last publication 10 be not less than twent,
days previous to the mex, session Of his Court.
Dated at Burlington, August Is, iS4o
EDWARD A. STANSBL.Sf' Clerk.
HENRY LEANENWoRru Solicitor.
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Daguerreotype Depot.

MESSRS. BRINSMAID d. BROTHERS desire
w TO inform Artists that they have taken an A gem
cy Tor supplying the most approved Daguerrean we
Apparatus, Plates, Lens Polishing Materials Ger
man and other Cameras, Case, Chemicals, nd erery
article used or wanted IN the line and are now sup
Piled with several Gross of Cases. Morocco ali,
Plated and Gold French and American Plates, line
rotten stone, rouge, lamp black, Tripoli, iodine
qnekstnfi. bromIne chloride OF gold color brushes
Plate Boxes, and every thing necessary f,r the s,c
ces.iu' prosecution Of the business, having The aeen
cy Tor one Of the best manufacturers and dealers in
this ''ne' ana intending to he at all times supplied
teal artist. We think that we Shall be able to sun.
Ply Artists on satisfactory terms and respectfully So
hcit calls and an examination OF the Goods and pr.
BRINSMAID AZ RRtITuCRS
Aug. eth, 1896 Al
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EVERY LADY HER OWN DRESS
MAKER.
FOR ONLY -,


No. A A. TENTLER, would respectfully
EEFY "A. inform the Ladies of Burlington and
49, vicinity that he has just arrived from tire
cities of New York and Philadelphia, with his new
Patent Right for cutting LADIES DRESSES
Habits, Sleeves, Yokes, Capes Collars, Cardinals
ect ec of every description, sze fashion and style
This 10 entirely new invention; il is not the mahe-
NAUTICAL heorem taught by persons heretofore but
on Improvement on every thing of the kind that may
have been taught before. BY this system ladies' are
enabled after three hours Instructions to cut any Of
the above articles with despatch, economy, and beau
tful fit.
Ladies taught in classes of not less than three OF
more book constructions, with chart, given gra.
lis Extra charges for those who are instructed at
their own residences and no pay is expected unless
complete satisfaction is gwen
Mr.. r. will lie happy TO explain the fundamental
principles of his system of Cutting free OF charge
Hours from to IL A. M, and from Q 10 5 p. NJ;
Great inducements offered to those who wish to
purchase rights for Counties and States.
Mr. Il. will remain for ONE WEEK ONLY, at
Mr.. Doane's Boarding House, College 81:
i3tf A. TENTLEK.
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N Office.

THE undersis ned intends going West in about two
Of Ohio, Michigan and Indiana, and go to Chicago,
in Illinois.
He will be happy TO execute any commissions, in
the way OF collecting Debts obi lining testimony,
doing any other business the line Of his route for
a reasonable compen, alton.
+. A. STANsBuRY, Esq, at the Clerks office, will
receive and deliver TO me any papers or letters in
lation 10 business intended tor me-
ELI STEARNS.
Burlington, Aug. 49, 1915. l2w2
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ESSEX.

The Wings Of the town Of Essex are request.
ed to meet at the Town House, on Saturday.
the Both day of August, at O'Clock, P. NJ, for
the purpose of nominating candidate for Town
Representative at the coming election.
G. DOUGLASS. 7o,,n
p. CASTLE, J Oo"""1ee
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Asahel Whipple,s Estate.

AsaheI Whfpple's Estate.
STATE or VERMONT lTHE Hon. the
District Of Chttenden, IS. L Probate Court
for the District of Chttenden: TO all persons con.
cerned IN the estate of Asahel Whippe, late of Bur.
lins,on in SAID District, deceased, GnEETISo'
WHEREAS, VIM. II. Wilkins Jr. administrator
accoun! ofhls administration and present his account
against SAID estate for examination ana allowance at
session OF The Court OF Probate to be holden at the
once Of me register of sad Court, in Burlington, on
the fourth Wednesday of September next
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified 10 appear be.
fore said court at the time and place aforesaid and
show cause, any you have why the account afore.
said should not be allowed.
ofAugust A. ID. 1916
l3w3 VIM WESTON, Register,
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" T. the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable The Probate Court for the Dis
trict Of Lamoie, commissioners TO receive exam
inc and adjust ali claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate Of CATHARlNE MORSE, late OF
johnson, in said District deceased, Represented in
solvent, and the term of six months from the 9Th
day Of August A. d. 1885, is allowed by the Court 10
the creditors OF said deceased to- sxhih, and prove
their respective claims before u.s. Do give notice that
we will attend 10 the duties Of appointment the
dwelling house OF John Megs, in Johnson, in SAID
District. on the las, Mondays Of September ard DC.
Ter next, al one O'Clock afternoon each of said
days. THOMAS WATERMAN, l Cimmis.
ANDREW DOW, sioners.
Johnson, Aug. 5h, 1916. l3w3
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John Simons' Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, 1TN Probate
LAMoILLE District, SIS. I l. Court holden
at Johnson, in said district, on the 10Th day Of Au.
gust A. d. lS45,
WILLIAM SIMoNs, administrator of the estate of
JOHN SlMONS, late of Johnson, in said district,
deceased proposes 10 render account OF his ad-
minstration, and present his account adminisra-
tor as aforesaid for examination and allowance;
Whereupon, It is ordered that the be referred
TO the Oath day of September, A. d. 1886 at ten O
clock in the forenoon, at the Probate Office johnson,
for examination and allowance and that all concern
ed be notified hereof by the publication of this order
in the Burlington Free Press newspaper printed at
Burlington, VT, three weeks successfully, all of
appear at said time and place. if they see cause and
object thereto. BY order Of Court,
Attest WILLIAM w. WHITE, Register.
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JERICHO.

The Wings Of the town of Jericho are re-
ques,ed to meet at the Town Room, on Sat-
urday next, Aug. 30, at 5 o'clock p. NJ, for
the purpose of nominating suitable person to
represen. said town in the next Legislature.
Bv order Town Committee.
Aug. goth, 1s45.
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1,OOO
Blood Sheep for Sale.

TOHN THOMAS of Orwell, lowing TO the short
ness of his crop Of Hayl offers for sale 100 head
of first rate SHEEP, 10 be sold in lots from so 10
l000 to suit purchasers. To be sold low for good
endor.e paper. IL or l5 months credit with inter-
est.
Reference can be made TO H. Thomas, Burlington.
Among the above Sheep is a lot of very superior
Bucks. Wool from the flock on hand to be seen.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-08-15
HINESBURGH ACADEMY.

George Lee Lyman, A. NJ, Principal.
THE Academical Year Of this Institution will COM
mence on Monday, Sept. 9Th. u consists of Two
terms Of % weeks each
Tuitien. -~eS 90 for whole Term. 81, 90 for half
Term, and so cts per week for any time not exceed
ing weeks. T. W. GLIB.
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