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Notice to Pensioners.
John Simons' Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, TIN Probate
LAMoILLE DI>TRIcT, S.. ! l. Court holden
at johnson, IN said district, on IN 9Th day Of Au-
gust, A. ID. lS45,
WILLIAM SrMoNs, administrator Of the estate of
JOHN SIMONS, late of Johnson, in said district,
deceased, proposes TO render account OF his nd
ministraon, and present his account as admnislra-
tor as aforesaid, for examinal lion and allowance;
Whereupon It is ordered that the same be referred
to the Oath day of September, A. ID. lsi5, 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 Al
Burlington, W.T. three weeks successfully, all O
which be before the time of hearing that they ma,
appear said time and place. if they see cause anC
object thereto. BY order Of Court,
Attest WILLIAM w. WHITE, Register:
| l3w3
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sAx7rl II. CLARK, In Chan9sry ., shittenden
HocsA March Term tQA6

HOSEA REMINGTON. March Term, fo45.
VN7HEREAS, at this term of this Courh Samuel
w H. Clark, Of New Lebanon, New York, hath
fled his bill of complaint against Hosea Remington,
OF flinesburgh, Chiiienden County, Vermont setting
forth among other thing. that said Remington, on
the 10Th day Of May, 1912, being indebted TO said
CLARK in the sum of six hundred dollars specified 10
six promssory notes of one hundred dollars each, all
dated April ls, ls42 and payable respectively on the
first day of January, ls43 1874, 1915, 1886, ls47,
and 1913, on the said 18th day Of May, 1912 execu-
ted to said Clark a Mortgage deed Of the following
described prem es, situated in said " Hne>hurgh, IN
the county Of Chnienden, in the State Of Vermont,
in the second division thereof containing one hun
dr-d acres or less and is known in SAID divis-
ion by the name Of lot No. 100, whereof David Fer
rs original grantee and is he same land decided
the orator to said Hosea Remington, 3i.t dav Of
March, 1912 !" which said Mortgage Deed was condl.
toned tor the payment Of the said six promissory
notes according 10 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. Aud admitting the payment OF the
two of the sad promissory notes first due, but fur
Their setting forh that the residue and remainder Of
the SAID sum Of money! as specified in the said four
promissory notes last due and payable nor any par,
thereof had not leen paid to the orator al the time
therein set for the payment thereof, nor al any Other
time land praying the said Court that the SAID Ho-
might e foreclosed OF and from all equity OF re-
demptlon in and to the premises aforesaid, and III,
orator hold the same to himself and his heirs forever
Which said bill was duly entered BY tie Clerk O
said Court.
And whereas, it appears to the Court here that The
said Hosea resides out Of this Stale at present, ant
has not had e,sonal notice Of the filing of the sale
bill:
THEREFORE,, it IS ordered by the Court here ,ha, The
said cause be continued 10 the next tern Of this court
and that the said Hosea he notified Of the pendenc,
thereof by publication IN The Free Press, a newspaper
printed a, BurlingoDin this county, three weeks sue
sivey, the last publication TO be not less than went
days previous TO the next session of this Court.
Dated Mt Burlington. AuuIIst \ 1StS
EDWARD A. STANSBURY, Clerk.
HENRY LEAvENwoRTH, Solicitor.
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JERICHO ACADEMY.

FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
TINE FALL TERM OF this Institution will com.
Il mence on Wednesday, September Sd.
A Teachers Class will lie formed at the COM
mencement of the term before which lectures will lie
delivered embracing the principles Of early mental
culture and also an account OF the systems of educa-
ton which ale adopted in other Siates, The atten-
ton Of the public is particularly invited TO this sub.
ject. The Teachers will Le happy TO contribute all
in their power for ,beSsl.sssttcn Of The Common
's'0''' Ter.
Juvenile Glass. s7,Oo
Hiober EnoIi,h branches, 800
Classical Languages, aVO
EXTRA BRANCHES.
French, Italian, and German, each 200
Linear and Perspective Drawing, and Chi
nese and Mezzotinto Pnnting, each 1,50
Linear and Perspective Drawing, together 200
Instrumental Music with use Of Piano. 1000
Board in good families from 81, 90 10 S1,25. Op.
porunties, also, for those who wish 10 board them
selves.
Books furnished al reduced prices.
N. Bit IS earnestly requested that all students b.
present a, the commencement Of the term.
ALEXANDER MILLER, Principal.
EDWARD C. s. MILLER, Asso. Principal
jericho Centre, Aug. 1lth, lSi5. l3w2
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N Office.

THE under,is ned intends going West in about two
or three weeks, and will visit the northern par
of Ohio, Michigan, and Indiana, and go to Chicago
in Illinois.
He will he happy TO execute any commissions, ir
The way OF collecting debts, obtaining testimony, OF
doing any other business the line Of his route, TO
reasonable compensation.
L. A. SrAN>BuRY, E.q., al the Clerks Office, vii
receive and deliver TO me any papers or letters IN re
lation 10 business intended Tor me.
ELI STEARNS.
Burlington, Aug. H. 1915. l2W2
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MAHOGANY!!

7 HAVE recently taken an Agency for the sale Of
i Mahogany from a New York firm, and am new
beng supplied with a small stock ofcrotch and sha-
ded veneers, such as adapted 20 this market. Adj
diiions will from time TO time be made, a they are
called tor by the demand, so as to keep up fair as
sortment. Wood, in any form, not on hand, will he
furnished al the shortest notice. The prices will be
low, and the terms cash.
Burlington, LIST Sept, lS45. l4d
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D. PAINE & CO., MANAGERS,
Successors to James Phalin s. Coy


The undersigned managers of Lotteries authorized
by the States Of Delaware and Georga,) have estabr
lished Office in the city of Albany for the purpos-
of suppl yng orders from the Northern States and the
Canadas. Above is a memoranda of Schemes foe
next week, giving the price of Single Tickets and
Packages, with the amount of the Capital Prizes in
the Schemes. To all those who order tickets full
scheme, giving the distribution OF prizes, will be SEM
(when requested) And after the drawing, an Official
one will be sent to all purchasers Those who wish
tickets TO sell again, be supplied on advantageous
terms BY applying to the undersigned.
Owing to the high rates of postage has been cue
tomary TO sell certificates of Packages for one hall
The package price. Under the new postage law Of
Congress, n letter containing package of tickets will
not be charged over 10 cents. We will therefore issue
certificates, usual if the purchaser prefers the
Managers tickets we will guarantee packages to draw
at least onehalf the amount Of cost IF purchased and
redeemed at this otfice)
Orders, as heretofore, will receive the most prompt
and confidential attention, by addressing
ID. PAINE g. CO,
81 Albany, n. Y.
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cHJTTrNnFN COUNTY SIS

CHITTENDEN COUNTY SIS.
NTHEREAS, ii i, made 10 appear 10 me that the
w aforesaid pettonee, Mary X Bradley, is with
out this STATE Therefore, il is ordered that the fore
going petitioner, Ephralm Bradley, give notice the
said peiionee of the pendency Of said petition, by
causing the same and II G substance OF said citation
to lie published four weeks successivev in the Bur
lingion Free Press, a newspaper Published at Bur-
linglon, IN the county Of Chuenden, together with
this ORDER the last Of which shall be at least SIX
weeks previous TO the Term Of SAID Court to which
said petition and citation Is made returnalle.
Given under my hand, al Burlington, in the county
of Cbiltenden, this l7lh day Of August, A. d. 1915.
MILO l.. BENNETT,
l4w4l Judge ofhe Sup. Court
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l4w4l
Gold Pens.

nIAMOrD Pointed Gold Pens in Cases. will
- pencil and place for leads, for s35O.-Gold
Watches, very low, and all Goods, Gold Chains
Bracelets, &C. as low as possible. For sale by
BRINSMAID e. BROTHERS.
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THE KINGS OIL.

STATE OF VERMONT, rTNO the Honorable
CHITTENDEN COUNTY, s.. ! the supreme cour
next 10 lie holden AT Burlington, wlhIu and for the
County of Chillenden, on he Monday proceed ng the
first Tuesday Of January, A. ID. lSi6
Fun'ly shewelh yonr petitioner. Ephram Brad.
ley, OF Burlington, in Chitenden county aforesaid,
that at Burlington Aforesaid heretofore on The Isl,
day of September A. d. 1888, was duly loneI in
marriage 10 Mary X. Drew, OF Burlington, hy Jane,
Caughye, Methodist clergyman, then resident in
said Burlington, and from that time To the &c h day
OF August, 1884, he lived with the sail Mary X. IN
the ,ict Observance Of all the duties required BY the
marriage covenant, when she was guilty OF the
crime OF adultery.
Aud your petitioner further showeih that the sait
Mary X, to wit, on the 26h day Of August, 1874
wiiy deserted the house and he'd Of your peIliion-
er, and has ever since lived separate and apart ron
your petitioner, without any cause for so doing mo-
wing from your petitioner.
| Your petitioner therefore humbly pravs ,hi. Hon
| orable Court that The bonds of malrmony between
him and the said Mary X. may be dissolved and
| I'LL ofdivorce granted HIM, and that he be restore
| 10 all things which he has lost by said covenant.
Dated al Burlington, IN Chttenden county, ,hi
4h day of March, A. ID. ls45;
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CHITTENDEN CO. AGRICULTURAL SOCI-
ETY..
The committee on Orchards, Nurseries, and
Forest Trees, will attend to examinations of the
same in the county on Wednesday and Thurs.
day, 18th and 18th insts. All having either ia
offer for pre- miums at the next anniversary oil
the Society, are requested to give notice to
c. GOODRICH.
Burlington, Sept. 4, lsi5.
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Notice.
THE BLOOD.

TN THE BLOOD is THE LIFE is the Ian
L guage Of Dirine Scriptureu How lmporan,
therefore is il 10 understa liz nature, and how 10
keep in proper condition render life free from
many Of the NAL aides which hefa hous ands OF the
human family! From the great reservoir OF the
heart tts blood is conveyed the veins and urte-
res, and by their inhnie nun,tr at branches is diff
fused throughout every par OF the body, Impartins
heat, acton and nouri>hnen TO the system. Ii finds
It's way 10 return TO the heart, and through the me-
dunn OF The Secretory organs Is renewed, and the
pure blood again passes back through the veins in
vigOratlng life, and giving growth and strength 10
the animal economy. Like u running stream
" Like living water" the blood purihes by It's
circulation. A. long il continues thus uniformly
and uninterruptediy TO perform lis saluary Office,
sickness cannot attack the body But it seems To
he SO designed by Providence that there should be
innumeTabe causes to interrupt The general order oil
nature. Much exposure. sudden checks of perspira-
tion bad colds, unwholesome food or drink, sudden
changes of weather, mcrcural me cine>, &c &c, Ill
| tend to render the blood morbhc, and deranse its
circulation thus disqualfy,ns to work its own pu-
rhcaon. Nature, therefore, must be assisted 10 per-
form her irork, by some healthiu stimulating vese-
table remedy (not by the foolish mer cural oi
tain preparations oil The day.. To purify The blood is
TO strike at the very root OF disease and perhaps the
only means by which health can be restored when
this fluid lecomes perfectly pure las in his primitive
.tate) a diseases of however long standing, must
abandon the system and health be rein,taled.
that the SUGAR COATED MAGIC LIFE PILLS
develope their marvellous powers They by their
| RENOVATING qualities.
The following are some ofihe diseases which have
their oUgin from this one common cause, CORRUPT
| BLOOD and unequilllTiun in its circulation.
Bles, Ringworma, Rheumatism, Foul Compile xion
Headache, Glddiness, Jaundice, Scrofula, and al
complaints ola scroiulous nature &c. DC. The dea
that of these diseases almost incnrable ar
ses from the neiciency OF the miserable medicines il
general use hut the peculiar searching properties
the Magic Life Pills in renovaiing the Blood renders
these as well as many other obstinate cotnulai mt
quite under their control. trial of them precisely
according 10 the directions which accompany the box
will fully establish the truth Of heir exlraordinar,
curative properties, and place them rre-eminent i
the estimation of every intelligent and candid in Ii
vidual.
For sale by PECK & SPEAR, Agents for Bur
lington and vicinity, al 80 cts. per boz "
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c o NJ NJ E r CIAL,
BRIGHTON MARKET. AUG. o. 10.

BRIGHTON MARKET. Aug. %, ls45
At market, 1900 Beef Cattle, 1000 Sheep and 1850
Swine. Several hundred Beef Cattle, and Sheep and
Swine unsold.
PalcEs-Beef Cattle.-A few extra s475. First
quality 81 so "a S462; second quality, 81 a si,25 |;
third guilty. % $50.
Sheep.-Dul. Lambs from 80, Is to 1862; old sheep
$l,25 to 81.
WOOL.-There continues TO be fair demand for
both fleece and pulled Wool, and prices remain I'M
changed.
Prime Saxony FIeeces, washed, ID. 81 q 40
American full blood do IS a 81
do do 80 al "a
do do 81 "a 80
do ! and com. do % a 80
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NOTICE
THE Coparner>hip heretofore existing between
j. the subscribers under the firm Of ii. Hyde & Co,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
having unsettled accounts, are requested 10 call and
adjust the same with Smith 4. wilkins Immediately.
II. HYDE,
r. SMITH,
VIM II. WILKINS Jr.
Burlington, July 81, lsi5
THE undersigned having formed Coparinership,
wi continue business al the GLASS FACTORY
STORE under the name of
RALPH LANDON x co.
where will be Kept an extensive assortment of DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES, &c. &C., which will / e sold
low for Cash, exchanged for most kinds Of Country
Produce, such Pork, Bauer, Cheese, Oa,>, Corn,
Rye, Wheat, Potatoes, Died Apple, Honey, Wood
Grey Clolh, Flannel, lumber &c. &c. All person,
wishing 10 exchange any Of these articles for Goods
will find II for their advantage to call, where they
can zee one oiihe lesl as>orlmenis Goods in town
at The Glass Factory Store.
RALPH LANDON,
+. SMITH,
VIM. ii. WILKINS. Jr
Burlington, Angus, I, 1915. ll-f
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BOSTON COMMISSION HOUSE.
s. s. JACKSON & co.,
NO. 22 LONG WHARF, BOSTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FOR TIE SALE OF

FOR THE SALE OF
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE,
Flour, Butter, Cheese. Lard. Seed, Beans, &c
~ Cash advances made consignments.
From the well known reputation Of s. S. Jackson,
formerly Jackson Il Hayes) and the extensive nc-
qunn,ance of his partner, Benjamin Toplif who 10,
twenty years or more was the JOINT conductor and
proprietor of the Boston Merchants Reading Room
they fatter themselves that by strict personal atten-
ton to business give general satisfaction to all who
may please to favor them with their commands.
References:
Buriin gton-Messrs. Fulett e. Bradley, J. d J
II. Peck l. Co., Geo. Peterson, and II. w. Catin.
Esser-Lorin Tyler.
-. Aibans-Nichols, Burton q Chiticnden.
Nep York City-S +. Goolridge Z, Co.. Samne
Perry, r. PIumner, VIM. II. Davenport, II. Carter
| and Abby e. Freeman.
Albany. ". Y.-C. T. Smith, Schoocraft & 10 n
son, and John Bloom.
Their Store is very central, with tight, cool Gel
lar, where Butter and Cheese be kept in fine or
der; and their customers are numerous. @llm2
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A. EDW ARDS
CHEAP CASH
Ii o q * s. II q X e .
No. l Pcck's Buildings.
A general assortment of School,
Classical and Miscellaneou. 3scss and Stationery
nj CITY PRICES.

at CITY PRICES.
HARPER's Illuminated Bible, No. SO.
I'll Do Shakespeare, NJ 63 and GA.
Library Of Choice Rca'iiHL 10. 49, The
Crock of Gold, 81 cts
DO. do. No. 20.
The Indicator and Companion, by Leigh
Hunt, Part 81, price so cts
The Lone Starr a Tale Of Texas, rs
Marriage; a novel by the author Of Des-
tiny 25
Paul Rctlding, Tale of The Brandywine, rs
History Of the Consulate and Empire I'M
der Napoleon. BY NJ. A. Theirs. No. 4, 25
Cosmos: A survey Of he General Phys
ical History of the Universe. by Al
exander Won Humboldt. Part l. let
Columbian Magazine for September.
Ladies National Magazine, for do.
Arthur's Magazine, do.
Godey's Lady's Book, do.
Will be received tomorrow.
By A. EDWARDS.
Aug. 81, AS. 10
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MelOdeOns.

GONE splendid toned ones. Of various sizes, Just
- received, BRINSMAID & BROTHERS.
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Burlington High School.
THE FALL QUARTER Of this Institution will
/ commence September ls.. In Audubon to the
usual studies Of the School, instruction will be gver.
in French by experienced teacher also, Survey
ing and Book Keep'ng, with practice. Lecture, du.
RUG the Quarier.-Board and Rooms can be obt1ined
on The most reasonable terms, by applying TO the
PRINCIPAL. Ii is OF the utmost importance that those
who propose TO attend should begin with the quarter
as classes will then he formed.-The building with
the ground about il, is undergoing such repairs and
improvements as the object Tor which it was erected
and IT'S si,ualicn in the pleasanest village in New
Eng land, demand
Tuition:
Common English branches, $3.50
Languages and II CHER English branches, $50
French, (exlra) 800
None will be taken for less than half quarter
and no ledtc tons made for absence unless occsion
ed hy illness. CHAS. G. PARKER, Principal.
Burlington, Aug. l9. 1916 l2w3
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WI DARRELL.
Bath. Me, Nav 81, lS45

Balh Me. May 81, lS45.
Ma F. BRowN-Dear Sir:-l have some time past
suffered much from Jaundice and Dyspepsia Of The
Stomach loss ofapperiie and trouble and pain from
the least simple food, with pain in the head and SIDE
a slight cough, general weakness and debility OF tho
sy>ien After using a number of medicines without
any relief wa, induced to Try your Sar, nparla and
Tomato Buffers. ] received immela relief rom he
use Of one Bottle, and feel era fled for the great relief
ha We received, and would recommend II 10 all who
are suffering from similar disorders. Yours, truly,
FREDERICK B. SLAlD-
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Utica, n. Y. May, II, is45.
Mn. F. BRowS Dear Sir IL am az ain on, OF your
Sar.aparlla and Tomato Bi,lers; II Is an article hat
i, much thought Of: an old lady from Frankfort, Her
kimer County, she has been confined 10 her hose
for seven YEAR,, and this has enabled her TO &c, out.
Several in Il city say that Is the best MEDICINE they
have ever taken.
Please send me fresh supply soon, a> have not
bottle in the store. Yours with respect,
J. l.. WARNER, per. r. +. RAY.
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Glass No. 1877.
To be Drapn at Wilmington, Del, Thurs
day, Sept. Is, 1915.
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Falmouth, May %. 1874.

To Mr.. Brown, Chemist, Boston.
certify that my wife has teen afflicted with very
had hnmor her face, and al her stomach for fifteen
wears past After using various medicines Iecom-
lnended for her complaints wih ue no eneht. she
commenced using by the advice If Mr. Edward Ma
son, Apohecary your SarsapariIla and Tomato Bit.
tiers, and she in letter health, than she has he
fore enjoyed Tor the last fifteen years; and would
cneerlully recommend 10 all and everyhone who 10
allced with an, of the complaints whice this medi-
is commended for, 10 in prefer nee 10 any
article now IN use, Yours respectfully,
J. b. LEACH.
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12 Numbers, IL Drawn Ballots,
TICKETS, 81 Halves 50 90; Qusr,ers 81 co.
Certificate of "a Wholes, S4s; "a Halves, s24 co.
25 Quarters, Sl2O0.
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tag Dor abt 1asen smei Mdnner in Dem
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BON Common pleas BON Serfs @auntp :
Dis Iuoitorsn beriebtsu sbrsrtistisit,
9aB fte Die Gebnuns Don 6sinrih Sla:
gel, esiq, ShaBmeiltsr Oct @auntp Serfs,
bonn /. Sanuar u. 8. 1914, bis ben slfsn
December bsGslten SABRE, teioe Gage init
einsefh!rAsn fcrsfatis snretfebsn, ssfstts!t
une teridtist baten, nno cine Silans in Den
5aneen bes S6asn,ciiters, Die CT Der gaun<
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lsr unp 66 gente. - Be;eust onreb unfsre
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