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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-01-31
Asa RhOads' Estate.

STATE SAKE; @ 9 ch KE@MoNT} held si
Burlington within and for said district of Chlten len
on the ninth dav OF January, 1915 present. the Hon.
Charles Rn>> ell, Judge OF sal corr, came Amos
Bai'ev aud Ransom Jones. Executors oi The last will
and testament of Asa Rh' al, late OF krhmond ~
sa id di> ric heca ell, and file IN al court their eii-
,ion, IN wiring, setting forth that the said A,a diet
seized of seventy of land situated IN sad RCh-
mund called hi home farm and another parcel oi
lanl IN all Richmond called The Prospect Lot, and
designate, in he will of the al deceased "a the nil
lot that the personal properly of the laid deceased
nven'oriel except 20 much hereof a. l. beGuea he'd
tocerlan leeatee> in ,ald will men Toned, ha been
sold under an order of said Prot Court for the pny
menr of the debt, allowed against said estate, that
he CLAIMS against sad eta e, allowed ~ the COM
ms, iuner, amount 10 81 1894 90 that The said exc
cntor> have sold the nil or Pro pect lo', so called,
under the authority given them by virtue Of The will
of,he said deceased, for The sum OF Sl5O OOi- that
The per, ona aS,eis IN the hands of said executors
Insufficient for the aymeni Of the debts again> said
es ate and the expen,e> Of admins ration, AMI that il
will he nece,, airy sell portion Of he home farm Of
the sad leea >e tor that purpose that part OF ~ali
home farm Garnet be sold without injury to tho IN
ieresed in the rena nder and that II would be tenefi-
cia 10 those niere tied in the remainder to have the
whole Of sad farm sold and praying said court 10
gran, them license to sell the whole Of said home farm
for the purpose aforesaid agreav to the statute in
such case ma lie a nd provided. Whereupon, The court
nre,aiI doth appoint the l4th day o! February, ls45
for hearing and deciding lad petition at the office
OF the Regi of said court in said Burlington, at ten
O'Clock in The forenoon, and doth order that all per-
sons in,ere,,e lie notified thereof by publication of
This order three weeks successfully IN the Burlington
Free Press, Newspaper printed in said Burlington,
the last OF which publications to be previous 10 SAID
l4,h day Of Fe ruary A. d. 1913.
3iw3 Attest, WIN. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-01-31

A State Convention, of delegates, without
distinction of party, has been called in Mas
sachusc,ts, to consider the subject of annex
alton.
Cassus NJ. Clay, in a letter to the Boston
Atlas, takes the strongest grounds against the
admission of Texas into the Union, and
heartily seconds the movements in Massa-
chusetts against Annexation
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DR.. Banning's Spino Uteri Abb
dominal Supporter, or
PATENT LACE.

WILL! be kept constantly on hand by DR.. JoHs
w W. EmERY, OF Essex, he having purchased of
the original Palenee The erciusire right 10 make and
rend The >ame, within and for the Counties OF Chit
tenen, Franklin, Lamoille and Grand I,le
The PATENT LACE has now ! cen before the pub.
lie for a number ofmonihs,- hnnred> have leen APP
piled in different parts of the country and with sue
cess never ietore eqialled 10y any remedial agent
Numerous well authenticated Certificates Of lis benet
ciai influence IN the removal ofdi>ea Of long stand
ing, might he furnished from thisnm,dra vicinity
in addition 10 the statement OF cases and certificates
ofcure, furn.hedby DR.. Banning and others. But
h> j. deemed necessary al the present time re-
e can he given to individuals wearing IN. Lace,
IN nearly every Town in the County.
Physician have long felt The necessity of Snppor-
ter ieenlly constructed and more perectln II, adap-
ton TO the human FORM than any that had been pre-
>ented to ne pu lie. The inve: non Of Banning.
with their general approx alton, a. is designed
10 relieve symptoms, and remedy c.ass OF physical
maatle> which cannot lie reached by medicines alone
The descent placement OF he v>cerra from re-
Taxation of he abdominal muscles, or Other causes
tends alter and derange The function OF every organ
IN the human system and, in many cases, this devia-
ton from The natural healthy position OF parts, Is the
sole cause OF general deblliy-in Males and Females
of Dyspepsia, ecions of the Stomach anil Lirer
Paipitation ofthe Heart Spinal Irritation, Hysferid
Hypocondria, Piles. Pr0idpsus Iberia, Suppression
Of Urine, The bronchitis ofPnhlicSpeakers, and incl
pient Consumption ofwh oh will much rellev
ed, if moi entirely removed, by the of The Patent
Lace when their existence lscaused by physical de-
rangement and mechanical displacement OF parts,
which can lie readily a>cerlaned by observing the
| form and symptoms Of the person affected.
This instrument has been examined by Drs. Mott,
| Rogers, Francis and Grlscomb OF New York-he
| Faculty ofPii> burah, Harfordand New Haven, and
| has Obtained their favorable ies,imony.
Applications for this Lace NAV lie made TO the sub
| scrlher, AT Essex, CT DR.. HElNEBERG Burlington.
Patients al distance with visited at their residence
| II required JOHN w. EMERY.
Essex, January, 1915. 33u
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D0CT. B. J. HEINEBERG
ONCE MORE At HON E

HAVING become convalescont beg to offer my
] L services to the community at large my health
still being precarlous will not allow me TO enter into
the arduOus d ties Of public practice, have there
fore opened with a determination OF establishing
upon a sound basis) DRUG STORE under the
appellnllon of B. J. HElNEBERG e. Co. to which
have attached Consulting Office where all persons
wishing avai themselves OF my profes iona advice
NAV consult me between the hours of and IL A. N.
and and =. NJ. NV medical career is too well
";.~" i; a"rl'"e,on Sc to require comment.
The selections of the numerous Drugs Chemicals
Instruments &c, have been made bv myself from
the first and most eminent houses in New York my
purchases being entirely for ca shall be enabled
TO Offer to the pubic Goods that cannot be surpassed
in quality and a, such prices as cannot fail To plense.
Having engaged the assistance of a gentleman a
Iicenrlae oil the Honorable Company OF Apotheca-
ries London, England, Physicians prescriptions and
Family Recipes viii be dispensed with neatness and
accuracy.
b. j. Heineberg & Co. most politely invite the
Ladies to inspect their valuable and choice sci c'lons
of Pc, umery obtained from the first Partisan houses
Their assortment OF Hair, Tooth, and Nail Brushes
are of superior manufacture.
Medical Wines and Spirits Of superior quality and
choice variety.
TRUS SES, Male and Female on the most improv.
ed principles remarkably low priced.
A variety Of the most valuable Patent medicines.
Chemical preparations of all kinds warranted gen.
uine.
A selection of Domestic Wants, such as Maccaoni
vermicclli, Salad Oil, Sardines, Olives, Prunes
French and American Chocolate, Cocoa, Refined
Isingass, KeIchup Of various kinds, Plckled Lob
sters Irish Moss French Mustard.
Every attention will be particularly paid to ensure
the good graces of the public.
! g. j. Heineberg e. Co invite The public to make an
| early cali and view their establishment. it is fitted
up without, regard TO splendour. II contains the
most superior quality Of goods TO be obtained in the
market.
The store is accessible a, all hours Of night and
dav.
Doci r. j. Heineberg takes this opportunity to
return his sincere thanks to the inhabitants of Bur
ngton and vicinity for the numerous favors
| conferred upon him. and trusts he is not now 10 be
| for gotten by his old friends.
| Nh The Store is situated next to Messrs Brns-
mail a. Brothers Variety Store Church ST. where
| the Doctor can he consulted daily.
| Burlington, Dec 4th, 1874. 27
| B. J. HEINEBERe, w. c. HAaRisGToN
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A CA Il ID.

THE Subscriber has sold si his Books, Stationery,
i Book Binding Establishment DC. TO Mr., Stevens
Woods who will continue The business of Book selling
and Binding, Blank Book Making at the Stand for
merry occupied by myself Ton the corner Of Church
and College Stree,) would invite all my old friends
and customers to give MIR. Woods call believing that
he will be able TO do as well by them as any one Ia
this vicinity. - . ..
shall remain with Mr. Woods for The present and
shall be most happy 10 see all my old patrons and
friends, and viii take this opportunity TO return my
sncerest thanks to The people of Burlington and ito
vicinity for the liberal patronage they have bestowed
upon me during the last eight Years,
Nf'' SAMUEL HUNTINGTON.
N. BAH peasons having unsettled accounts with
S. H. will have the kindness TO call and have them
adjusted. H..
Burlinct ~ Fec. lcih 1874. x 30w4
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James Marsh's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT. 1.-THE Hon. the Pro-
DIETRICH OF CHtTrENDvS, SIS. L late Cour: for the
District Of Chn,enen r" all persons concerned ia
the f.. tate Of JAMES MARSH late efBurng,on, in
said District decea ed ChEETING.
WHEREAS, Da ;i1 Read, Administrator a The estate
of ald ec ased proposes render an account of his
administration and present his account against said
es'ate for allowance, a session of the Court of
Probate, 10 be holden the Reg sler's office in said
Burlington, on the second Wednesday Of Eel riary
next.
Therefore vor hereby mortified 10 appear ! efore
said court Al tie time and place aforesaid and show
cause, If any you have, why the account Aforesaid
sho I'D not lie allowed.
Given under my hand III Burlington, this 18th day
of January, A d. 15i5.
"a VIM. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-01-31

o. Harry BRADLEY, of Burlington, W.
has sent S25 each, for himself, his wife, and
two daughters, to the widow of Hon. James
Barbour as a contribution to the fund for
building a Monument to Henry CLAY in
VIRGINIA. Tribune.
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FL OWES.

VuNHE sui scrller Offers al the store recently occup-
! ell ly II. II. Boswics & Co. opposite Sirongs
e. Co, Church Street, splendid assortment OF Cook
ing, Parlor, Box and Alright Stoves. Among winch
the impr lvel Railway Victoria, Parlor, Cook,
and The improved Yankee Notion Cooking Stoves,
which he will sell for cash at lower prices than they
have heretofore been offered, will receive in pay
meat produce or good Beech or Maple Wood. Also,
will be Kept on hand RS ia, English, and Canada
Iron stove pipe, and all articles wanted of Tic. Sheet
Iron and Copper Ware. Likewise Cast Iron and
Copper Pumps, Stove Furniture. Lead pipes Inc,
&c. &c L. H. POTTER.
Bur ngton 10th Dec. 1874. 2Sm3
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Sr. ALBA,s, Jan. 20.-A coupe of young
men. named Alfred N. and David Schoocrafr.
we're arrested at Eden on Thursday last, fer
nassinr counterfeit five dollar bill, on the Bank
Of Albany, at the Bookstore in this village on
Tuesday evening previous They we're brought
hack committed for trial at the next term OF the
Countv Court, one under $500 and the other
under 300 bonds. It appears that one OF them
helonos in Canada the other in Eden a coun-
ier(eit two dollar bill was taken from one OF
,hem-Messenger.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-01-31
Daniel Robbins Estate.

Daniel Robbins Estate.
VT7ETHE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appon-
w eddy the Hon. The Probate Court for the district
of Chiienden, commissioners receive examine and
adjust the claims AID demands of all PERSONS az an,,
the estate OF DANIEL ROBBINS, late of Richmond,
in said District, deceased, represented in Solvent and
al,o all claims and demands exhibited m oi>e, there
10 and SIX months from the day of the date hereof
being allowed by said Court for that purpose, we do
therefore hereby give notice, that will attend to
the business Of our Appointment, at the the dwelling
OF Alfred Crane, Richmond, in said District, on the
first Mondays of April and July next, at 10 O'clock,
A. NJ, on each Of SAID days.
Dated tins llth day Of January, A. D. ls45.
ROLLA GLEASON, Commits
33w3 +. 3. GREEN ( sioners
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Bishop Onderdonk's Trial.

PROCEEDINGS OF The Cour'-commcnced under
L the third Canon Of 1874 for the trial of The RI.
Rev. b. T. Onderlunl, d. D. Of New York on a pre-
eminent made lay the Bishops Of the Proes ant
Episcopal Church in Vrginla, Tennessee and Geor
gia. vol. g 70. about $50 pages price so cts.
A LSO.-
Bishop Onicrlonk's Statement Of Facts and CIR
cum>'ances connected with the trial. prlce l2!c
81 by A. EDWARDS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-01-31

SENATOR BENToN.-The rumor circu-
lates, gathering strength as it goes on, that
Mr.. Benton is going to throw n summerset
on the Texas ques,ion-tlng himself clean
over the heads of the men with whom he
acted at the last session, and into the front
rank of the annexatonists. We can discov-
er no better ground for this belief than the
obviously studied ambiguity of his discourse
on presenting the instrucling resolutions of
the Missouri Legislature. Every body
knows that Senator Benton can speak out
what he means, when he chooses TO do so !;
and because there is an evident no. meaning
in his speech on the occasion referred to, it
is argued that his intangible words were
merely cloak to some portentous design.
All that may be true but the design may
be something very different from what rumor
ascrbes to Mr.. Benton. We can scarcely
believe, yet, that lie will cut the throat of his
reputation so fatally as he would by coming
out now an advocate for immediate annexa-
tion.-SpectatOr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-01-31

BRIGHTON MARKET. 17onday, Jan. 20.
At Market 500 Beef Cattle, IT'S Sheep and $50
Swine.
PRlcEs-Beef Ca,le-FxraS5 a 5 25; first quality
si.75 $500; second quality 81 25 80; third
quality 81 a 25.
Sheep-Common sheep from S.75 10 2,25 Weth-
ers 50 25 $50.
Swine-one small lot TO pelde, 3a4. Al retail 4
&c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-01-31

TIME AND SPACE.--The following ex.
cusc, sent in the other day, to one Of the
masters of the University School, shows the
onward progress of the times in winch we
live. Had such means of transit existed,
when the impatient lover invoked the gods
to annl,ila,e both Time and Space, and
make two lovers happy, it might have depri-
ed that impeluous class of gentlemen of the
original of this favorie quotation.
This dining at Springfield as stated, could
only have been done, since the completion
of the new route to Albany and Boston, by
way of New Haven.-N Y. amer.
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MI q ppi q al .

In Windsor, the 9th inst, by Rev. Worthington
Wright of Woodstock, Rev. FRANKLIN Butler to
Miss MARY, daughter of Hon. Carlos Coolidge, all OF
Windsor.
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DRY co Cd S.

A RE exhibiting n large stock OF Foreign and Do
n nestle Staple and Fancy Dry Goods H. the piece
pattern and according TO their established rule at
prices suited TO the times and the season.
Ladies are particularly invited TO look al their
sorlment of Cashmeres and De LANES which as the
season is advanced will lie offered low.
"A LSO,-
Cashmere, Broche and other Shawls, something rich
and well worthy attention will be sold very cheap.
-ALso,-
a good assortment of Merno and Phbet Cloths,
Wooden PldiAs, Alpacas, &c, for CIoaks, Velvets,
plain and figured Silks Calicoe>, and almost every
variety of goods in the line Of Ladies Apparel.
Lso, large stock OF Linen Goods
Also, Cloths, Ca.smere>, Satinet,s, veslngs, and
other goods for genilemans wear.
ALSO, Brown and cached Shee,ngs and Shirt
ing> ofvarous styles and qualities.
Persons pi chasing Dry Goods may find it 10 their
advantage 10 examine the above stock which will be
most cheerfIly shown TO all customers.
Dec 12,h 1874 %
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ID i % n

In this town, on the 2iih in> FREDERfcK SAxToN
son of Orange and Corneia J. Hill, aged IL yeats,
months and 20 DAYS.
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I SlE.

COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE FIR january ls45,
" And great Variety Of New Cheap Publications
received hy express last evening at EDWARDS
Dec. IL. % Book Store
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-01-31

Nor BAD.-A preacher, says an exchange
paper, expounding on his own authority, in
a country village, remarked that "commen-
,a,ors did no, agree with him" Next day
he received basket of kidney potatoes from
one of the rustic disciples, who remarked
that, "since common tators didn't agree with
him. he had taken the liberty to present him
with some best kidney tators."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-01-31

o. Virginia Tricks are no, so notorious
as Yankee, but they are in a fair way to be-
come so.-The Wing Assembly of Virginia
long ago passed "A joint resolution proposing
to elect U. S. Senator on the 22d inst.
1t went to the Loco.F oco Senate. and an
attempt to have it there considered and con-
Cured in was voted down-14 too. 1t was
said privately and publicly, by Loco-Focos
that they would no, go into an election, as
they were sure to be beaten. But 10 on
the morning of the 22d, two of the Wing
Members were desperately i'll and a third had
gone home to see his sick family. At once
the Senate called up the Joint Resolution,
and passed it, giving notice tina, they were
ready TO go into the Election THE Assem-
bly, was not caught, however, but postponed
the Election TO the LIST. - Tribune.
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TT MARNMSHa

THE Subscribers are IN debt, and their creditors
L are impatient for their pay. Their means oil
payment are in the hands of their debtors. They
cannot pay bui by being paid and they mu.i lie paid
10 enable Them elves 10 ge, out ol debit They are
the more in earnes, in consequence Of the business
prospects of the country growing out OF the election
of Polk and Dal as. For although they are Demo-
Gratis dyed IN the wool, they have fears hal the poll
cy of the approaching administration may operate
di,a>ro>ly upon their business and they are deter
mined 10 be ont Of debt before he Wing prophecies
of the destruction of The tariff the admission OF Tex
as and the bankrnptcy and riliu consequen, upon
these measures, shall be verified.
The >u scrher> therefore give notice 10 all persons
indebted 10 them, tina, they mu-, be paid by The 18th
ia Of January neXi, or COLLECTION will he legally en-
forced. JAS. MORSE e. BROTHERS..
Il ri notion De- 4 1874 90
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V1NHE Riddle place called, on North ST., con-
L tanning ! acres of land, with a two story plas-
tered house, Barn and She'd is erred for ale al a
a low price and cas- terms. Apply 10 STRONGS
e. Co. Jan. 81 IA IS
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T\IIER'S life Of NaplIeOn, No. l, p. Tee
L History OF the Consulate and the empire under
Napoleon BY NJ. A. Their, translated from The
French by d, F. Camp ell and IL. w. Herr er', with
Noes and additions.
This grea, work will be completed in ten numhers
at l2l cents each Also a fine Edition. at 25 cent
NUM- or. A. EDWARDS,
35 No. |, Pecls RnldIng,
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LECTURES.

PRor. ToRREY and Rev. J. d. Butler are now de-
vering a series of Lectures at Suones' Hall on
Tuesday and Friday evenings al half past O'Clock.
Mr.. Butler lectures upon variety OF European
Topics.
Prof Torrey will lecture Art and English Lite
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Mr.. ADAMS is represented to have made
an excellent speech on the Texas question,
on Saturday, in which he fully and triumph
antly indicated his own consistency, and
that Of his friends, on this subject. The
correspondent of the Tribune thus alludcs to
it,
in short hour he demolished MI the miserable
faaces and historical bunders of The spouters and
drivelers who have been llbnring FOR weeks to de-
fend the proposed abnminntion The movement when
he began and the rush for places around him showed
that his power is as thoroughly felt and the interest
in his words as strong rs ever and his voice, and
manner, and matter equal evidence that his
mind is strong ard his as ault terrible as when
years ago he often alone rolled back the onsent of the
combined lcgion> Of Slavery and Loco Focoism-
"Though old and full of years, vet his eye is not
dim. nor his natural force abated." Evcrv sentence
of his speech to-day an important addition to the
history of the diplomacy of the civilized world. I'm
der his exposure of the ignorance and dishonesty of
the advocates of Annexation none but fools were
shameless, though they are many here"
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EnIDAv MANNING. d.

e.
viii Mr.. Cromwell please excuse the absence of
Lnos from school yesterday. ms took him with to
dine al Springfield, Mass. which may not prevent his
attendance at school in the morning, when we can
travel with electro magnetic speeds but IN these dull
times we were only able since yesterday morning, to
perform our engagement t. dinner nj 3 O'Clock, and
return here this morning having but 81 hours en-.
joy the ho.pitaties of frenls-thc remaining II
hours were absent being occupied in going and
turning, 800 miles.
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CROCKERY. 4.

CROCKERY, &c.
T OOKING Glasses, Crockery and Glass Ware
IL Also a good assortment Of Family Groceries
together with Flour aud Salt is kep, and offered oI
sale low by e. F. STAMFORD & Co.
Dec. IL, "a. %
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CRAH>M'S Magazine for Feb. csc
VI Wandering Jew, No. Is. 6:
Thrwall's Greece, No. 6. Csc
Laurie Todi-or the Settlers in the Words by
John Cali, new Ed with preface, by Grant Thorn
lurn. Csc
;CI"Na!entines. by A. EDWARDS.
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FERRY NOTICE.

THE Schooner LAFAYETTE, Capt. N. H. WIN
L TER commenced running between Burlington
and Port Ken, on Friday last in place of the Sara
nae, which has disc n'inue1 her trips for the
Leaves Burlington al Q o'clock, A. NJ, and Por,
Kent, p. NJ, and will continue until the close Of
navigation.
Burlington, Jan. IA, 1914 ~33w3
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Pierce Standish's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, lVCHE Hon. the Proc
DISTRICT OF cHrTTESDEr. So I L bate Court for this
District Of Chi'tenden, TO all persons concerned in
the estate OF PIERCE SrANDISH, late of Hun!
ting'on, IN said District, deceased. GREETING,
WHEREAS Russell Bronson, Administrator ct the
estate OF said deceased, proposes TO render ac-
count OF his Administrator, and present his account
against SAID tate for examination and allow ,nce al
e>sion Of the Court Of Probate TO be holden at The
Registers Office in Burlington in said DISTRICT the
third We'ncs 'ay of January next.
Therefore, you are hereby notified TO appear before
SAID cour, al the time and place aore aid and shew
cause, if any you have, why the accom-, aforesaid
should not he allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 10Th day
Of December A. d. 1874.
3Ow3 WIN. WESTON, Register
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THE Boston Almanac for 1916, with com
i pleie Map of The city. 25c
The Church Almanac for 1915. 6,
" Wing Almanac, (Greely',.) Re
Tinted States Almanac. I" 75c
Pocket Almanac.
80 BY A. EDWARDS.
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Wood! Wood !!

WANTED, good Beech and Maple Wood, in ei.
w change for brass and wood Clocks a, the Va
riey Store. BRINSMAID e. BROTHERS.