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JOSH : =. w. ALLEN.
AT !. eeAsNEIH,
NJ IL ON + A LIS,
harles Brcwstcr's Estate.
DrfrI'TJnN v'n err iNn


STATE or VERMONT A + a session of
District OF Chtcnden, ~ the Probate
COurl held Burlington. within and for said District
of thlilcndrn, on the 10Th day of Nav, 1916 comes
Alpha Brewster administrators of the estate If
Charles Brewster, late OF Colchester said district
deceased. and filed IN sad court her petition in writ
ing seing forth that the said decea sed died seized #
half OF mil and mil privilege on lot no. H.
IN sad Colchester, and OF slip in the Baptist and
Congregational meeting house at Colchester Centre,
subject to The widow right Of dover therein THAT
sale Of sad property and of the OF dover
therein is ssaty for the payment of the debts al
lowed by the commissioner against snil estate and
the expenses of administration and PRAYING said court
10 license her sell sii estate for the purpose n
foresad agrceally to the statute IN such ca made
and provided.
Whcroupon. the court aforesaid do h appoint The
sec nd "Wednesday June, 1916, for hearing and de-
Gliding said petition the Office of the Register of
said cour, in said Burlington. at ten o'clo k in The
forenoon and doth order that all persons interested
be mortified thereof by publishing this order contain.
ing the substance Of said petition, three weeks sue
cesslvcly m the Burlington Free Pre- :, a newspaper
printed in SAID Burlington. the last Of which pu lea.
ton TO bcprevious to sal second We lncsday in June
1916.
Given under my hand NJ snid Burlington this 10th
day .ot May, 1876 WM. WESTON, Register.
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Carnage Makers

WILL lind an extensive assortment of goods in
w their line, On NEST Reasonable terms, at
June A. 'l6. STRONGS Co.
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SENAToRI,L ELECTION IN MAINE.-The
Legislature Of Maine made An incnectual at
iempt on Friday to elect L. S Senator for
The two Houses voted separately. In the
Senate, Hugh J. Anderson, the Governor,
was chosen--shc vote standing, Anderson,
p, George Evans (wig) 3, Luther Sever
ance (doI |. In the House, Hannibal Ham
tlin was elected -Hambiln 81, Evans 81,
scattering Tribune.
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The Legislature of Louisiana, on the 26lh
W. made an appropriation of $500, for the
purchase OF sword, on behalf of the State,
y" We presented to Gen. Taylor, as a token
OF inc universal admiration with which the
people view his indomi,abe courage, brave
~, ana consumma,e skill, as displayed in
achieving two brillian, victories. Tie res.
Olu.ion was adopted by acclama,ion.
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EXPEDITION AGAINST SANTA FAN ex-
press has this afternoon been despatched by
the Secretary of War to Col. kearney, with
orders 10 march forthwith TO Santa Fee.
The force consists Of the lst Dragons and
the Missouri volunteers. 1t includes nearly
t~s thousand mounted men. 1t will move
With great CELEBRITY, and soon take and hold
Sante re against every opposition that can
be raised by Wash. Cor. Jour.
Conn.,, June 2.
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BRIGHTON MARKET. June |, 1916.

A, market, 315 Beef Cattle, l6 pairs workng Oxen,
% Cows and Calves, 20 Sheep, and 1925 Swine. so
Beef Cattle (incuding Is which came in at the close
of the mnrket,) un,old.
PRicEs-Beef Cduie-Prce> advanced, and we
quote to correspond-extra sc, So and yoke or two
probably AT something more; first quality Sc 25 sec.
ond quality S5,75 n Sc; third quality Si.75 a 30.
Working Oren-Sales nj S73 $50, Ss7, and 500
and yoke by MI Farbank, of Dedham, at Sl25.
Co,rs and Caires-Sales at Sle, 1923, S25 $50, s32
and S45.
Sheep-Sales not made public.
Spine.-Old Hogs, Barrows Sc Shoats to peddle
6c very small pigs and Sc. AT retail from to &c.
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I. VERMONT WING
STATE CONVENTION

The Wings of Vermont are requested to
assemble in their respective towns. and
choose three or more delegates TO attend the
State Convention, to be holden at W God.
stock, on the 25h of June, to nominate a
Tickle, for State Officers. Promp, and eff,
cient action is requested as questions of in'
por,ance viii be before the Convention.
HARRY BRADLEY,
ANDREW TRACY,
GEO. r. HODGES, State
PORTUS BAXTER, Commit
-T E.P. WALTON, Jr, tee.
% SAML. ADAMS,
A. l.. MINER,
May, 25lh, 1916.
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION,

The Wings Of the Third Congressional
District Of Vermont, are invited 10 meet in
District Convention, at the Town Room, in
Burlington, on TUESDAY, the TWENTY
THIRD day of JUNE INSTANT, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, to nominate a Candidate to
represent the District in the Congress Of the
United States.
HARVEY BELL,
LYMAN CUMMINGS, District
ORLANDO STEVENS, { Committee
ALBERT G.. BUTLER,
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Heavy Hardware.

I OG and trace chains, wagon and cart boxes, an
- wills, vises, spades, shovels forks, hoes, scy hes
and snathes, blacksmhs' bellows, >edge hammers,
ties, wagon axcs, steel springs brass kettles mill and
circular saws, wrought and cut nails iron and brass
wire, sheet copper and brass hoop iron, sheet lead,
sheet zinc, grlndstone cra1ks, oven mouths pow
castings, etc. etc. SrRONGS d. CO,
June 1Sl6
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
T Hereby forbid all persons harboring or trusting
/ my son, George ID. Pickering, ON my account
as shall pay no debts Of his contracting.
JOHN d. Pickering.
Burlington, June 2, 1876. 53w3
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The END is NOT YET.-The Texas pa
pers say that the Insignificant Rio Grande is
not fit for boundary for the nation, but that
!. must be extended to the "supendous chain
OF Sierra Madre."
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House furnishings.

MINERAL Knobs pearl white face plate, hall
I'VE plate and lrunzcd Rose wood do, Brass and
Glass do, Bell pulls, Bells and han gngs, Blake>
latrhes, Mortire locks Butts and screws, Cupboard
Catches and locks, Window springs, window bInd
Trimmings, Hooks and hinges, Hooks and Sia c>,
Mahogany and Veneered knobs, la, and Coat hooks
&c dc, together with full assor,m nj of
House Furnishings,
amongst which house keepers may find great vari
ETY. Of new, useful, economical, and ornamental art-
Giles al STRONGS & Co.
June 4, 'I6.
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Dry Groceries,.

IN CHESTS Tyson, Young H., H. S. and Pow
w cbong Teas,
10 " +" " Molasse~,
2 Tons loaf cr,shd. and pow'd. Sugars
Candles Bar Soap, Starch, Ginger Cas>ia, Pepper,
Spice, Saleral>, Cocoa VermcIlla, Tobacco, Cloves
Nutmegs Lamp Oil, Sperm Candles, Goldfish, Sal
mon, &c. &c.
June 3, '46. STRONGS d. Co.
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New Books. Just Received.

New Books, Just Received.
T IFE OF FAITH, by Upham,
IL Anterior Life, by upham,
The Union Of the Holy Spnit and the Church, by
Jenkyus,
The Extent OF the Aronement, by Jenkyn,
The Missionary Enterprise, DIscourses on Missions,
by American Authors,
The Great Commission, by Harris,
The Great Teacher,
Bcecher's Lectures 10 Young Men,
President Maxeys Remains.
Sermons and Remains Of b. ID. Win,ow,
jarvis sermons,
Memoir of Mrs. Ann VI. Judson and History OF Bur.
man Mission,
Memoir OF Geo. Dana Boardman,
Vital Christianity, by A. Vlnet, d. ID.
Truth Made Simple, by John Todd,
Downg's History OF RomaniSIn,
Works ot Andrew Fuller, 3 vols
Ids 10 Reelection, by Coleridge
Also Roeet's Animal and Vegetable Physiology,
Roget's Outlines OF Physiology and Phrenology'
Arnott's Elements OF Physc,
Hatanamann's Oraganon
For sale by STEVENS WOODS.
June 3, 1896
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Abner WilcON's Estate

Abner WilcON's Estate.
WE the subscribers, having been appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Court for the District
OF Chitienien Commis, oners to receive, examine
and adlus, the claims and demands of oil persons
against the estate of Abner Wilcox, late of Westiord
IN said District, deceased, represented insolyent and
also all claims and demands exhibited IN offset there
TO; 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 we will attend 10
the business Of our appointment, at the dwelling Of
widow Nancy Wilcox in Westford, in said District,
on the frs Thursday OF September, and on the filth
Thursday of October next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on
each OF said days.
Dated this I'd day of May, A. d. 1916
JOHN ALLEN, lrn,;ss;,,,
lw3 HEXtKIAH HOWE, ~
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Tin Plates, Wire, &c.
Cutlery.

l steels butchers knives, shears, scissors pen and
pocket knives. lamp scissors, rnzors. nut picks etc.
June A. 1876 STRONGS & co.
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..sTCNyN &C,

= Ca.c> lor, Tick
- Bale Fal,> Company" do
2 Striped Stirring
For sale by Villas & NOlFS.
May II, 1876. 20
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Paints and Oils,

L TONS White Lead, dry and in OIL "Pure," "Ex-
~ ira' and mo. l." Chrome Yellow, Ven Red,
Lharge, Gum Copa Chrome Green, Whiting Putty,
Spirits Turpeniine, 1000 ps. Ln>eed Oil, Varni>h,
Window glass, PANT and Varnish Brushes, Boiled
OIL, &c. &c. STRONt;S & Co,
June 4, '36
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Valuable Farm for Sale.
SARSAPARILLA MEAD.

THE VALUE Of this preparation is row widely
l. known and every day the field OF its usefulness
l. exiendlns. II i approved aud highly recommend
ed by PHYSICIANS
And l. admitted TO he the most agreeable preparation
from the root thai ever ever leen employed in
MEDICAL PRACTICE.
II is not local in It's operation but general extending
through the whole system. 1t neutralises The pois
onous elements n the
BLOOD,
And restores healthy tone TO the organs, which
generate that fluid In scrotous and all external dis
orders the result Is the rapid decrease Of the same
RHEUMATISM,
And other painful affections of the muscular fibre a
speedy removal of the pain and in all cases removal
Of strength. keeping pace with the retreat OF the
disease from the system.
The propricty and almost daily receiving iesiimoni-
a in the shape large orders leslifyng its great
value medicine and al, 20 a. the most pleasant and
agreeable drink known.
The above article is for sale Wholesale 4 Retail al
Harrington Brothers, Church -. Burlington, also by
w b. Hatch d Co. and Manson d. Folei.
81 Wnoosh Fails.
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Toilet Looking Glasses,

RESIlES great variety of others, We have Toilet
- Looking Glasses with and without drawers under
them, also, Kitchen and chamber looking glasses,
pocket and trunk do, Flower Vases anil many other
articles SO BRlNSMAID K BROTHkR>
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Notice

THE In' cr,i-n"l have en'crcl mo co-narrner.
ship, for the purpose f rarryng on tie Mercan-
tile u, me 5 AT WIuoo.k Fall. under The name and
style Of MCNSON ~ FOLLETT.
JOINS 5. NuNsoS,
IOuIs ENIIrTr
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M argi @ d o

In Richmond, on the 9Th inst, by the Rev. G. {.
Sampson Mr.. 5. S. SMITH, Of Wiamstown, 10 Miss
ELIZA kiMBALL orr
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Arthur's AntiGuarian.

A WORK Unique, Curious aud Interesting, high
IA ly recommended. tn. lovers OF Criosiiies wi
be amply repaid by The pcrIIsal oiihi> work.
f For sale hv STEVENS WOODS.
Burlington, June ;. 1876.
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Sperm Oil.

NTPVITI VIE
More of that nice Lamp Oil, for salehy
wi My 2S. A. S DEWEY
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Hard Ware.

OSn DOZ. Bakes Latches,
CIV $500 gross "Preminm" Screws,
500 doz. wrot and cast iron Door Butts
100 Table do
20 cw,. Hooks and Hinges,
Together with an extensive assortment Of Shelf and
heavy Hardware, which is Offered At wholesale or re
tail, on favorable terms TO the purchaser.
June |, '46. STRONGS d. Co.
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LINSEED OIL.

VILLAS Il MOVES are now manufacturing at Wi
nooskl city pure article If Linseed on. Mer
chants deslrous of obtaining good quality of oil will
ma II Tor their nieres 10 cal upon us at Store.
Burlington, jane E, l5i6.
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~ LOVELY is extremely anxious to close his
~ mercantile BUSINESS in Burlington, and will
sell hi large stock of Goods the very lowest prices
for cash or ready pay. Cash is what is wanted.
Burlington, June 3, 1876.
n. B.-I am determined 10 close up my business by
October next. n. Low fLI.
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GROUND ROCK SALT,
iNIED MIRO. far coln hv
81 G q
BOYS Ships,

w ARRANTED to SWIM and other toys.
w % BBINsMAIB a. BROTHERS.
BRITANNIA and Farther Bed Pans, Spit Cups,
ID Soap Dishes Foot and Hip baths. and some 9th.
! er necessary and useful articles. for sale by
SO BRINSMAID a. BROTHERS.
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BrOoms, Pals, &c.

III OVfTINoS 4 VTI53 W.T.
Sn boz. BroomS,
w 40 " Wood Pals
20 4" Alicante Mats,
80 " Assorted vanish Brushes,
90 " do harr do
20 Common and fancy Busters,
Window aud Floor do
Table brushes, Flesh do, Tooth and Nail do, Scri'
do Shoe and Horse do, &c.
June A. '46. STRONGS & Co,
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Smoked Hams

ND SHOULDERS Lard Of the fir>i quality
n Mess ana Clear Pork-Flour-CoTn Meal, anC
mo 81 other kinds OF provisions, al
MAY %. A. >. DEWENS 3.
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Magazines for Juue.
Notice.

THE undersigned have entered into co-parlner-
L ship for The purpose OF carrying on the
Saddle. Harness, - Trunk-making business
at Jericho Fonr Horner, al the stan formerly ocrn-
pied by ID. O. Rood, under the name an style Of
ROOD " STONE. ORIiS RCoD,
May .lSl0. 5lW3 n. ID. STONE.
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JuyvlLRY & WATCHEs

of all descriptions. Also, setting the half hours 10
striking clocks, repairing music boxes, tuning accor-
deems, etc.
Mr.. Fremou, having worked in a large establish
ment in New York, for two years and having prcvl.
onsy received good instructions from an excellent
workman is qualified to execute the most difficult
work and exhors the public t. place in him their
confidence. and beslow on him a share Of patronage
For Information respecting his workmanship, Mr.. +.
would refer 10 Me~sr~. Fecrs, Van Arstale & Cooper
No. II, Maiden Lane. \. Y.
Burlington, June, 1916. 1f
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CAUTION. The public, Of the north, If
they undertake 20 believe all the great sto-
. ries which come TO them from the " seat Of
war" will be most essentially "gulled." We
have an instance of exaggeraton in the ac-
count of the attack upon Matamoras- though
true in some things il amounts TO almost a
hoax. or course, printers can do no less
than publish these accounts as they come
along aud correct them when the truth APP
pears. The reason Of these exaggerations
may he found in the fact that many Of those
engaged in procuring supplies and transport
ing troops are mere spectators, with steam
boats, for the use OF which they are paid tre-
BILE price, and they are busy in getting up ex-
, pedienis to increase the excitement, for the
more stir they can make the greater the num-
Der Of fat jobs. Such patriots are always
numerous in suci, times and are often the
occasion Of great drains upon the Treasury.
The specuIalions in the Florida war are be-
ing enacted over again in this present war
TO hold fast the newt, acquired "Mcuopolis
Of Sin"-Texas-and to get more, if posi-
ble.-Caiedopian.
Gan off. Ger in the Army of Occupa-
iion, wiring to his friends IN Providence,
Rhode !slaad, says Of the late battles and
tirumphs:
Never was there more complete victory,
aad Gen. Ta>ior says, che owes il solely to
lhe individual gillan,ry of his officers and
.Men." There WAS, AS you perceive, no
chance tar rt,np lvciing-it WAS hard fight
ing and 90 ahead. Some OF the guns were
t,keu aud re-,akeR twO or ,krce times
Gen. Arsta had two horses Killed under him.
and or old hero, Gen. Tayloc, was con-
stan,y ia the ,hickest Gre; once when re-
mons,ra'ed with for stopping at point
where the grape shot aud bullets we've flying
like hail, he said: "weH hcy do come PRETTY
Thick, iet us go on a hue jayther obead, and
they mW go orcr u.s."
The enemy have los, 4S Officers, of whom
IA are our prisoners, including one General
and two Colonies. Oae General was killed
and they must nave lost in the two actions
over thousand killed and wounded. We
buried so of them last evening in one grave,
II AM writing now on the llih) Oar loss
is ssall, three officers killed. One mortaIv,
four severely, aud five or six slightly wonud.
ed. OF and file some dirty or forty
Killed and wounded. | an unable 10 get the
exact numhec. No troops on earth ever be-.
haved h"tcr than our mcn. When NeV
nerc told 10 60, they rent, whether IN the
face Of a battery or any mtere else, and
Their fire naS murdGr0Hs.
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Grind Stones.

= TONS Nova Scotia Grind Stones. Also, grind
- stone Cranks and rollers.
j me l. '46. STRONGS e. Co.
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Burlington, June 8, 1876.
> TONS HAMS, for sale al cts per h. by
X GEO. PETERSON.
Family Bibles

LNROM Sl,25 TO s?25 The greatest variety of
L Qarto Bibles offered for safe IN Vermont,
AN>tf. EDWARDS,
No. l. Pecks Buiihing, Buriin gion.
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NO u L. T.

NO TICE,
TTNHE Firm of H. n. Smith d. Co.. is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent. The business of the
firm will lie setlelby II. n Smith and L. Conkey,
by whom 1t will hereafter be continued.
II. N. SMITH,
l.. CONkEY
IRA ORDWAY.
Richmond, June 4, 1916. .lw3
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CrOckcry and Glass Ware

A LARGE assortmen, of Crockery q. Glass Ware
n China, etc. n. LOVELY.
June g. 1916
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d 1 g a .


In UnderhIll, 2Gth u, Widow CHARITY PACKARD,
aged IS years.
In ST. All ans, 9th inst, at the residence Of her
father, iona Huntington, Mss SARAH HUSTIscToN,
aged % years
In Richmond on the li,h ul,, of a long and min
ful illness, Miss Harriet MARIA GLEASON. in the
29th wear ofhor age. Though resignation to the will
Of Heaven is urged upon lis as Christian duiy vet
we find il imross Bile TO cons on to their last
place lhuse united and endeared to us bv the srono
os, flo ,,;,b,,,, av ,,,,;a,,,;,, ,lo Jo,o, .I -
~ rN' ""' ',o''
p"s"''' SUI w. H''q"'cs something more 'han
human PHI o>Ophy 10 uphold in affections like
those which have bcr,lleu the relatives and tood Of
the subject of this notice. Almost overwhelmed with
.rjcf from consciousness of their inscparabIe loss
,hev c,, b,,a ,,r rol;.r o,L ,o,s I,o, o,t,, - ill.,;
~ ,.,. :, ' ""0" guy u, n'''
WHO emperor the whd 10 Inc norm lamb" They
can expect comfort and support al IN that religion
''e" u''a'''u " 'I'' ~ o'3"''y Illustrated III
''' "e anu cohun't ana Wh''h 50 tfiumfhaniIy sus-
| tanned her IN the hour of DEATH
Th, ,,r;,r If iii, cI, .,.;t, L.; ,,- ;l:,;,
us I've '''""''S
10 90 justice 10 me merits OF me beloved Trend whose
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Notice.

lNl ure to inform the citizens of Burlington and Vi.
cni,y that he has opened shop two doors north Of
Mr.. Warmers store lately occupied by J. II. Pa,t
Church street, and is prepared to do with neaincss
and in the best manner, all work entrusted 10 his
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