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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-05

STATE OF VERMONT, (THEH n. the Probate
District Of Chiuenien, IS, L Coir for the District
of Chitenden: To all persons conrernc in The e.,ate
of ROBtRT MOODY lac of Burlington in ,ad Dis
trcl. deceased @RRErIsG.
W.rarAs, Geo. b. Shaw, administrator Of The e.
tate OF laid deceased proposes TO render an account
of hi. administration, and pre- en hl> accoln, again,
son If the Court Of Probate 10 be hodena tn, Regis.
,er', Office in irnglon IN laid district, the ioIr
"Wednesday of Decent er, iSi5.
TnEaEroRE, You are hereby notified to appear le
tore SAID court at the lime and place aforesaid and
shew cause, ANY yol have, why the account aore-
said should not lie allowed.
Given under my hand al Burlington this day o.
December, A. d. 1916. ,,.,,-o>,
27w3 "H' "E>lo>, HtgtS1".
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-05

A FULL supply OF Ground Spice, I;aker', Cocoa
n and Chocolate, Pepper Sance, Mrs,arl DC, tor
sale by A. S. DEWEY.
Nov. 20, 1915. %
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-05
MUSIC g. DANCING.

MIR. J. -. PROVANDIE. grateful for the
NA very liberal patronage he has formerly received
from the Ladies and Gentlemen OF lrlinglon as a
Teacher, iakes tins me hod ufnornng them that he
vi omen "A school in the n owe accomplished arts at
the Pearl ST. House. on Monday the 18th INST, al
O'Clock p. NJ. for Ladies, and at for Gentlemen.
Having lately sired the principal cite IN the union
gentcel hall room.
n. B.--Nr. p. will provilc music for .pibIlc an'
pnvate parlcs. Dec, 5, 1915.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-05

WnT TNVTT TfTINICr
Charles L. NELSON, IN this cause Lyman Thayer
OF shell urn IN Chn'enden county a the March Term
OF tins Cour, A. ID. 1915 hrnas h> action against Asa
hel Harne> and Phiip r. Kcelcr Of Burlington, IN
>aiit tnty, IN an action ct deb on ia 'Iemeni.
And II appearing TO the court that The sad A,ahel
barnes resides out Of this State and ha, not had per
sonal notice Of the pendency Of aid suit, the usual
ar er otnuilce was made by the Court AT the fern Ia i
aforesaid, and the sall care was continued TO the
present term, hen appearing To The Court that the
de tnian', Birne>, had uol had notice Of sid suit
enher IN lerson OF y publication.
THEREFORE, II l. ordered hy the Cont here that ,ail
cau.e t ronllauel aud that The neirndani, Rarne.
have nolre OF the pendency Of iii SUIT ~ publishing
The su >iance of he panli- wit, IA the Fee Pre-, >
newspaper printed al Burlington, in said County.
three ees, successfully, the lat of said publications
to be al least twenty days telore the next March
term Of This Court.
Dated al Burlington, November 25 1915
20 l.. A. STANSBuRY, Clerk
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-05
l. OS II.

ON Thursday, Nov. 90 a LIGHT colored Carpet Bag
" containing n quantity of clothing, between DHt
A~r'on and Frrrishurg Centre. II was bound WIN
4 ather and fastened by strap of the same with a
, VI adlock. II the finder will leave IT a, Prouly $
~, ler with b. b. Allen, vcraennes, he sll be re-
wd THOS. S. HUBBARD.
al bridge. VI. 2jMj
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-05
wnLIsrON HIGH SCHOOL
ssDNlAp3S &l2Gg.slI =. - z j

sG5NrAIs5 &L2Al.sIY.A - Ia
THE Winter Term Of thi> INSTITUTION will COM
mence on Wednesday, December ;, under the
chaige, Is herc ofore, off, LYMAN, \. VI. The con-
d'on Of The school is rasperoI>, number OF pup
large an the pi aspects for the future latlernr The
instruction is etvej 10 lie efficient AMI tloro iah.
is an essential peculiarly Of the Institution +" lead
the pupil 20 tar a. prarrable both to instruct an !
govern himself This renders his studies pleasant,
and ensures Success The farile, for II t. aclnu>I-
ton Of natural science are unusually ul. The
Principal po,,e->e> a large Hcr,chcIiln Tele,cop'
# superior qIali'y with other excellent apparatus
winch he will use tor the benefit Of the 't'dent+.
TuITI0N the primary branrhoS, $500
" higher " AGO
Z" languages, J. 30
Bolrl can { ohlnel al from 81 y TO lj0
per week, nrlu .ns washing, g.
l. is desirable that those who anticipate atten ling
sho i'll commence at 'he lesnn.ng OF the quarter.
WiiIi>ton, Now Is, ISIS -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-05
Itstray.

CAME into the enclosure of the subscriber nbou,
" the middle OF October, re yearng steer the
owner Is requested 10 prove property, pay charges
and take him away.
Burlington, Nov. 2s, 1916.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-05
Stray Steers.

NAME into the enclosure ofthe Subscriber in Sept
~ last. Red two year old Seer-and also on he
list INST. Red yearng Steer. The owner is request
ed topro epro cry pay charges and take them wal
VIM. l.. YALE.
Charlotte, Nov. IS, As. Paws
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-05
Saddlery and oach Hard Ware.

Jnp'd. plan and Imtn. covered Buckles Turr's
Pad Hooks and Screws, Swivel, Cockeve>, rem and
breast Snaps Rings &c, with n good assortment of
Brass and Plated Harness Trimmings also Saddle
and Gr Trees, Bits Strrups. Ilames Webbing,
Lace lu'is Brass aud Plated Bands, Lamps, patent
Leather, stump joints, Trunk nails and ryes thrcad,
carpet bag flames and Locks head knives, ham
mcrs, draw guages, creases claw tools, rein FOUNDERS,
splitting knives, wroi iron Axles, cast do Mllleablc
MUS, Coach door Rntls md HIM llns. &c. dec.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-05
Colorcd Cambria.
SDt u.


I ONA Doz. Shaving Soap for sale hv
! OOO Nov. 10 10. Villas d. MOVES.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-05

4 Prime article of Vernon Geese Feathers, war
y r1ntad good, for nile by
Nov. 10 lsi5 20 Villas & MOVES.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-05
Messrs. Brinsmaid g. Brothers,

nESlRE to inform the public that they have some
- what enlarged and increased their assortment
ana variety and invite every man, woman and>c child
who has the least wish to do so, cal and see what
we have to shew and sell In the line of
Gold and iSiicer Goods,
our stock is good and extensive as we can afford
TO keep, aud mn ch superior to what We have ha the
pleasure of offering to our customers before those
who wish TO buy Gold Watches, Spec,aces, Ihm
b'es, Pencils CHAINS, Rings, Pens, Lockets Brace
LET'S, Snaps, Buckles, or any thing in the Jewery Inc
will be supplied low.
Clocks and Looling-Glasses.
by the quantity or single will be sold at the loves
possible prices our stock in these lines WI be iounc
superior 10 any others, and prices as low as The
lowest
Solar, Hall and store Lamps,
Oil and Camphene Lamps foi Par ors Hans, stores
etc. Lamp Glasses and Wck,, Candleslicks, Shu
fcrs and Trays in great variety.
Fine Sheffield Plated Cake Baskets: silver ana pla
ted Cups for children, Needles and Pms SuIetoesS
Scissors Spool Stands Pin Cushions Swliis GOT
Screws Napkin rings, Decan;er Cork, PinyIne narn'
Of all qualities, plin and embossed ,lsI,ng Natus
Pearl shell AMI leather Card Cases, nice Note ,phper
Envelopes Letter and Cap Papor, 3 sizes bacE9nm
mon B,ards Chess and Checker men, Dice ann Dlc
Boxes, "Curls Cards and Pictures Steel neaus
Slides, Rings, Buttons, etc. Carpet bags ana @a'oh
els, very low.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-05

100 BALES Cotton Yarn, Batting, Colorod
lOO Wallnr, and Wirkinc. UrcianG,
lie supplied with iheee articles At r,ry iotr rates:
Villas Il. MOVES
Burlington, Now 49, 1913. IS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-05
A. II DIV A Il DS'
CHEAP CASH
Il o q * = n q IL Il I.

No. | PcCH's BUILDINGS.
A general assortment of School,
Classical and Miscellaneous Books and Stationery
at CITY PRICES.
Western Ciearings; by Mrs. c. NJ. Kirkland,
author of I" New Home" &c. 80;
The Rhine: by Victor Hugo, ? vols. IS
Father Ripa's residence at the Court of Pekin in
the service Of the Emperor of China. 81
The Raven and other Poems; by Edgar A. Poe.
Bic
Only a Fiddler and o. r.; by the anhor of the
"lmprovisa,ore," translated by Mary Howelt
Cosmos No. 3, by "von Humboldt" III
For 1910. Waltons Vernon, Register,
Wood stock do
Farmers Agricultural. Comic and Pocket Almanacs.
Games and 1muscmcnts.
THE National Game of the AMERICAS EAGLE.
The RACE OF IMpnosEMENr by the Author of the
Game of DR.. Busby.
The MISSIONARY CAMrAIGS.
The Iaughabe Game of WHAT p'yr Buy-By Prof
Punch
The Strife of Genius-By Lady.
Game Of Master Rodbury and his Pupil.
Improved Game of Or. Bnshy.
Cards of the Mag, for ascertaning any Lady's Name
or-Age.
New York Counting Cards and Numerical Games.
Comic Coiion Cards and Comic Conversation DO
Chess Mcn-from Sl75 10 $50 co.
Back Cannon Boards three sizes.
Registers! !!
VERMONT Almanac and Statistical Register fol
1916.
THE VISION; or Hell Purga,ory, and Paradise o
Dante ALiGnERr. Translated by the Rev ilenry
Francis Carey, \. NJ with the life of Dante, Chro
biological view of his Age additional Notes anC
Index, with II Engravirgs,--l vol. $50
Memoirs of ons American Lady with Sketches o
/ Manners and Scenery N America a. they eXlstet
/ previous 10 the Revolution. BY Mrs. Grant. Soc
The English Dramatic Poets. BY Charles Lamb
| 2 Wis. 100
| The Groves Of Barney BY Mrs. s. C. Hall. 25c
/ Minstrel Love, By the 'uthur Of Wild Love. CSC
Cheap Muse for the Piano, a new supply.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-05
New Goods.

vNllE subscriber having purchased the entire inter
est, in the late hrm of Lovely 4 Seymour on
the 18th inst and having just returned from New
York, ls now receiving "A very large assortment of
Fancy and stap. Dry Good, dry Groceries Crock
cry, China Glass Ware a splendid assortment Of
Lamps of various qualities, all Of which will he sold
unusually cheap for Cast. NOBLE LOVELY.
Nov. 25, 1915.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-05

DON AND SULTANA RiSlN>, CITRCN,
- Mace Currants, Prunes Almonds, &c.
Nov. 90 ISIS. A. s DEWEY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-05
ShoenaIlcr's Goods.

Ames Knives, Boot Web, Heel Ball Nipper, Size
Sticks, Peg Breaks, Rasps, EyeleI>, Boot Cord LIN
ing Knives, Keys, Aiken's Ilnhs, patent Peg Avis,
lacks, Shoe Pmchers, Ran Files Shoulder Sticks,
Long Sticks, French Wheels, Cot,, Copper Nails,
Iron d. knife Slyops &c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-05

~
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS, Spill
TING or BLOOD, COUGHS COLDS, ASTHMA,
PAIN IN THE SIDE, BRONCHITIS,
WIOOPING COUGHS AND ALL
PULMONARY COMPLAINTS.
y the whole catalogue of remedies Of all Pu'mo-
| nary affections there j. not one so universally
known and whose virtues have been so thoroughly
tested as TAR anl as n for g Ids, Coughs and
Cun>ump,ion~. it Is understood 10 be without an
eo ia LIV ERWORT, the Other principal me'edi-
en in thi preparations also known TO be claily Ell
ciou> in relieving the primary and mlIder stage. lot
Pulmonary affections. In combining these with olh-
err materials, the utmost care and xii have been ex
crcl. c and confident is the ,onrieor in The elica
CIV Of his Medicine hat il is WARRANTED to give
immediate relief m all complaints above specified,
AMI if after trial of twenty four hours The patent
is MOI hcne ited he may ret lrn the bottle and the mon
/ ey will he refunded. Accompanying each bottle are
directions for using, aud recommendations from and
references to those thal have made OF the Meil-
cine.
The Sub>cri cr has been appointed sole agent for
New England aud New York. aud ha, supply on
hanl at wholesale and retail. Agent. will be sup
piled on lileral terms. agents. HARRINGTON IL
BROTHER, Burlington, J. NJ. STAPLE, Charlotte
JAMES PLAT, Wnoo>i Falls, LucIUs }, CHENEY
Port Henry.
Fec. 3, 1915. 27m6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-05
Found 4!

ON Monlay evening, near the foot OF Main Street
" a SHAWL, which the owner can have by calling
at l.. & G.. T. FOI.LETTS.
Nov. 90, rs. Wafer Street,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-05
JERICHO ACADEMY
LAS LYMAN

LAS al MAN
1TAS received Groceries Old iiy-
+: !:
~;tA-y=o Goa and shells, Macaron, Mustard,
Chocolate, Ci'ron Pepper Sauce, Currauts, Ground
Rice, Ginger Inligo pure bleached Sperm OIL Sperm
and Talow Candles, Soap, d.. s..
November TO- 1916. Is
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-05

nhNo's thum' L1trhes, BnNes wood Knobs
and Latches, Mineral Knobs Mortice Locks, Murtce
LacIes Cottage Locks Wru't and Cast Iron broad
and narrow Butts, Window Blind Butts and Fast.
slnos, Hat and Cloak Pins Bell pulls, Bells and
trimmings. Jap'd and brass buttons on plates. Cnp-
board Catches, Window Springs, Flush and Barrel
Bolts, Window Blind Stn..-, plated and bron2ed Key
lo.e I-c..cL-ln.. Emr--lu PM ~. Ac.
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AT BURLINGTON, VERMONT,

Comprises one of the most splendid and general
Stocks in the STATE. All Goods bought and sold
strictly for Cash and Of course Cheap.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-05
Late Arrival.
Liquors,

Pure Cogniac Brandy American do, pure Holland
Gin, American do, n. T.. Rum ST. " do, Wines
Champaigne, &c. &c, dt fOi.bEII'S,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-05
TIN AND SUEET IRON.
$50 boxes ID X Tin,

30 aud Square do,
10 O. 100 Plate,
go boxes Cana IN Plates,
Is bundle, H issia Iron from s! 10 II IL, Il the
Sheet.
90 bundles English Iron No. 81, %, 26, AMI 27
$500 h. Wire a,,orir sac,
5000 h. Bra2iers Rod., Tined, Copper, Shee
aud Bolt Copper
25 boxes Pontpoul iron in Wood boxes,
3 ca Ks Bright Za", for ale low hy
q FO.LETr S, BRADLEY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-05
NJ, G. RAThBU IN g. co.

MERCHANT TAILORS.
ITAvE again returned from Ncw-fork with an
l. l. additional supply of
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, VEsTlNGS, AND
Tri INN ings.
Among which are Blue Blk Brown, Gold Mx'd and
Blk. French Beavers, Blue Blk Brown Green, Blue,
md Blk French Cloths, Plain and Figd. Blk. Doe
in Cassimetes Blk. Satin, Plain and Strpd Bnra-
thea Serg tie Rome and Velvet Vestlngs, Blk, Brown,
and Drab velvets, do do do Sergedy and Buttons,
and Nestincs
Also. Shirts, Bosems Collars Crnvnts Suspenders,
Tape Measures, &c. ~.
NJ, q, Rathbun, CT. Ward.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-05

CnlTTLNDEN COUNTY lOuRl
October Term, lSi5.


HIRAM PIERsoN, O.tober Term, lSi5.
and hi trustee
DAVID HAZARD IN This cause ia Mll..hf Shell
burn, in Chtendcn Comfy, at the March Term OF
this Court, A. /. 1915 br ng, his >nit against Hiram
Person, formerly Of ,ad Shell urn, hf now gone 10
paris unknown ont ofth~ State, declaring on a note
dated April, 1910, for $40 and interest, PAYABLE "a
f. Il. Murray in two years from the 1t Of January
the" next, and >uumunng David Hazard as Trustee
OF said Pirrson. And It appearing TO the Court that
the sai Hiram Plerson has not had personal notice
Of The pendency of laid suit The usual order OF notice
was made by the Cont al the Term last aforesaid,
and lie sad cast was on'uuel to tins term, when
1t app. NJ hat aid rivr-an has not hal n.t.,e Il
sai 'nlt, either ly Publication or in person.
1HrREFoRE, il l. ordered by the Court that the
laid cause continued and tina, the defendant Pier
son, have notce ofthe penency Of this writ ~ pub
l>iun2 the substance OF the plalntll'> suit, IN the
Free Pres,,a newspaper printed At Burlington IN
sald county, three weeks succes>Iyelv, the la>i o
said pub atoms 10 be al least twenty day, before the
next March term oi hi, Court.
llaeI AT Burlington, November %, 1915.
26 T.. A. STANSBuRY, Clerk.
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Dissolution.

THE coparrnership heretofore existing between the
J. subscribers under the name of Lovely y Sey-
mour IS dissolved. n. Lovely is authorised to receive
the payment of oil debts due the late firm.
\. LOVELY,
MARTIN A. SEIMOI r..
Burlington, Nov, u, 1915. 26w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-05
Brown ShcctiuuS.

IN Bales Heavy Brown Shee'ings,
~ Fine do do
We cannot >ay that they are cheap but they will
he sold at the lowest price the market will allow, by
Villas Il MOVES.
Nov 2j as. &c
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Tens.

THE BOSTON SACRED HARMONY, or New
L England Collection Of Church Music by
r. BtssELL The above Is decidedly the best Book
that can be had the muse is new and original and
containing all the various metres, and the Elementary
Principles are as PLAN as any man can talk them
II is designed for the use Of all denominations
F. sale by SrLVENS WOODS,
Dec. 4, 1915 Aren't for the Publishers
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PREPARE FOR
Thanksgiving. Christmas and
New Years.

\ IT, these IN want Of Dried Curranr> Ctron.
~ RAIsINs SEEpLEs>, FI-> Prunc,, Mace, MT.
me->, Gloves, Cinnamon, PEPPER sage and her
herbs for seasoning; Al.o. Sltdlne,, Mustard Bird
Pepper Slnce &C. &c. Please call al Harrington
aud BROTHERS where may Lee tom a large aud ex-
ccIen assortment Of the above perfectly fresh from
New York.
Burlington, Nov 20 1915. 25
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-05
Lost.

SUPPOSED to have been lost between Pearl St
~ and Mr. Stamford & Co.'S. Store, last week q
Black Merino Shawl. The finder will confer favor
by leaving it at this Office.
Dec. 4, 1916.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-05
SlraYCd.

IRON Benz. Wrirhts nervnle, in Colchester, a
l. small white face, bob tailed sorrcl hor q.
Dec lst 1873. SAMUEL. S. SKINNERM
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-05

Henry ToWHscrds Estate.
STATE or VERMONT. V7HE Hon. the Pro
District Of G!llteoden s.. l bate Court for the
District Of Chitcnden To all persons concerned in
the estate of HENRY TOWN >END late of Troy, in
the State Of New lark deceased, tcsla'c.
GREETING
VIII annexed of the estate Of said dccca sed proposes
to render an account of his ad uinisrnon and pro-
Sent his account ngnns' said estate for examination
and allowance at session Of the Court of Probate to
behoden nj the Registers Office N Burlington said
District, on the fourth Wednesday of December 1915.
THrREroRE You are hereby notified 20 appear be-
before me at the time and place aforesaid, and shew
cause, hany you have, why the account aforesaid
sh0Ull not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this iih day Of
27~3 WIN. WESTON, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT THE Hon the Pro,
District Of Grand lie, IS. 1 bate Court for The
district ni Grand Isle: TO the her and al concerned
m The Estate oil Daniel .. Sawyer, ae Of south Hero,
deceased. GRrETING.
Wacrcls Pomery sawyer. olmin,srator of the
Fsa'e uiihe sad Dane q. Sawyer ha n rcpr.,cnte
to TIN, Court that the personal estate OF the SAID de.
ceased i, n>Il tent to pay his just debts y the sum
OF $500, and hath april ell for i'cn.e 10 sell a crrajn
parcel of .anI below given 10 said estate lying IN
south Hero, called the Pulman farm aud Ferris AND
to tutl lc hWtp pay the sad INN aud the costs and
ch0r-e, of seln- ,al estate aul thai part Of ,aii
farm cannot te,olI without injury those in'cre,
Therefore, yonare hereby notified TO appear leiore
the Pre- bate Court AT sts>iun thereof at the Pro
ate lice in North Hero, on the 2Tih day Of Deem.
ler A.D. ISIS AMI show good cause 10 The contrary
or give bon sail Court Shall direct for the naV-
mcn' OF SAID debts and rlaracs, Otherwise the sal
administrator Will be licensed and authorized 10 >c
said farm for the purpose aiOre.ald lr Whrh nurpu
ordered that copy OF th, order be pul she'd three
weeks sue esSivey IN the Free Pre- :, paper prne,
n burlington IN the CDlSy ct thitien len a. soon n,
may e. In W tne.s whcreOil have hereto Affixed tn,
s'olnl sadIPr1haie Court, anl described my name at
Gran Isle in sal district thI> y h d3V of N9vpu' rr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-05

States.
Case go doz States, For sale by
Villas ~ MOVES.
Nov &c, 'i5. 25
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-05
Rifles.

JUsr received at the Variety Store, some of those
j Justly celebrated windsor Rifles, which will be
sold low By BhINSMAlD d BROTHERS.
Dec. 4, ls45. q
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l. aints and Oh.

, Tons White Lead dry and in Oil, Pure Extra
% No, /, Venitlln Red, French Yellow Nordigris
nlsh, l.tharge, TIMBER also Lint Seed OIL.
Nov. Ii, IS. (26l SIRONG'S q Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-05
A. =, EeEI WI

L'RESIl SODA and WINE BISCUIT Lemon
j AMI Pic Me Crackers-Also, Superior boston
Crackers. \. : DEWfN
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Cnrncting.

A LARGE assortment Of Carpets, of various
~ widths and qualities, English Drugge,' and
Stair Carpets, Tor sale Cheap for Cash, hv
n. LOVELY.
Nov % loi5
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Miscellaneous Goods.

Bed Screws, Bed and Table Casters. Axle Pulies
Dinner Bells Sleigh do Grid Irons Toasina Irons
Fry Pans, Coal Holds, Porcelain Preserving Kettles,
Sauce Pans, Iron, Tale and Tea Spoons, Tea Trays,
Britannia lea and Coffee Pots, Stair Rods, Screw,
Hooks, Steel Yards, Brass, Iron and Tin Candle
Sticks, Japd. Lamps, Shovel and longs round and
fiat nose Plyers Curtain Ring. Cue Pots, Mahoaa-
nv Knobs, States, Thermometers, Wire Selves
Skaies, sad Irons, Lanterns, Saws, Wrenches. Rat
and Mouse Traps, Axes Hammers, Hatchets, Hoes
Forks Brass Kettles, Iron and Copper Tea Kettles,
Files, Rlsps Heel Chains Post do, Wrot aud Cas-
Nails, Cut Tacks, Garry Combs, Horse Cards and
Brushes, Cloth Flesh, Counter. shoe and Hair Brush
es Tape Measures, Iron and Sleel Squares &c. dc
which make up ull assortment Of Goods of all varIe
tics nsnallY cnlnl for.
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Subscribers.

'cUSIICfIOCTS.
ODO Doz. Wea Suspenders,
~OO so do Eisllc do
For sale by Villas & MOVES.
Nov 90, As. %
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Hickory Nuts.

A FEW Bids, fresh, for sale by
~ A. 5. DEWEY.
Nov. 26, 1915. 81
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Cutlery.

An extensive assortment Of Table and Desert
KNIVES and Fork, and desirable patterns, Car
ver> and Stees, TO match Bread and Butcher Knives
Nut Picks, Pen and Pocket Knives Shears, Scis ors
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SMALL FARMS.

We of'n h'nr fa'mer complaining
lhatihcy have but small portion Of land
under cH'ljv1,Ion. whilst their nrighbor IN
some fly, SKY or an bundled acrcs -
Now II every farmer cultivated a smnll
farm. mud cultivated i, well, their crops
world generally be as valuable rs those IF
their re ghbo-
For instance, supposed man has eighty
acres ofwhrn.i he IS often prone 10 urglec,
II, and realizes on an average only fifteen
bushels 10 the mere. HIS nrighbor sows
fony acres wnh The SAME kind OF grain. but
beng more careful aud jpdlcious in its cul.
iufe obians hriy to the mere This is
no, mere speculation. We hive sech such
arm' and some Of them not far from this
town Il IS hotecr 10 fam hugely on a
snail scale That, onr philosophy .-.-
WIS Republican.