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NaIYICE.

'INHE subscriber has purchased of Inc cstn'e of the
l. late J. Wainwright, Esq, the entire Store and
of The old and well known Wainwright, esrab.
llshmen', N this place, wherein he Intends to continue
the b IS ness. Heh1saltrIe ) ort of Stoves on hand
- also Hollow Ware, Plows, Plow Castings, aud
almost all kinds of cas:inas sold in this market. Also
Siiee, Iron, Copper and Tin Ware. and all cheap OF
course. Liberal wages viii be paid for n good work
man At The lin Business. 5. w. TAYLOR.
Burlington, Aprll Sd, 1916. Al
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BRIGHTON MARKET, March 80, ls15.

At market, 40 Beef Ca'tle, so yokes Working
oxen, IS Cows and GAVE, 400 Sheep, and 500
Swine.
PRIcEs-BEEr CATTLE.-The prices obtained last
weei were fully sustained, and on thin ca tie an adj.
vance was effected. We quote Extra. So 80. First
quality, S6,2j; Second quality, s5.75; Third aral.
lily, sL75 u $3.50.
Wor ing Oxen-sales SIS, s62, $40, SIS, SIS, ss5,
and S93.
Cows and Calve,-Sales $40, s23, SEQ anil s32.
Wool-The demand for The var ious qnaliIe, of fetc
AMI pulled Wrol, has heen steady at former prizes.
Prime or Saxony Fleeces. washed, H.. 40 = Al e.
American full blood, do 81 u 2S-Do. 3 4 do 81 80
Do. 2 do 30 a SLID and common do q a 90.
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MouNT BENEDrcr.-We hear that over
seventy thousand dollars has recently been
offered for Mount Benedict, the site of lhe
late Catholic Nunnery in Somcrville. The
original cost to the Catholic Bishop and asso
rates, we believe, WAS six thousand dollars!
The repl! To the Offer, as we are told, was
that they sometimes buy, bat never sell such
propcry.-C Charleston Anrora.
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ID. GALES
Patent UterinctOr & syringe.

THIS Instrument j. adapted 10 The application n,
remedial agents, IN a class Of diseases which often De.
ter The individual from applying for a remedy, IN con
sequence OF he delcacy attending lis a lluinl lrariou.
With tins instrument The patent can safely and
readily apply whatever may be pre,cril ed. After
hIllng the Syringe, the pipe is to lie inserted, The MS
ton gently forced down, andihe instrument ken, firm.
y IN contact with the paris I'LL The contents have Ia
ken eject.
The local remedies IN Leucorrhna, con,i>, ofdi Ter.
mt a,lr,ngenl injections these are compo, ed of so.
lulion> Of The sulphate of zinc, iron, conner. or he nc.
e,aie OF lead, or iniusions of veg .talle a,irinrcnt.
such as green tea, oak bark, or nut GALL. They
should e u'ed at first weak, their strength eino al
forwards increased Il necessary. DAN GALE.
Thu is to certify that we have examined n G,i..
uterine Syringe aud N orr opinion i /, we'll G,rIf ia,
The use lricnd,d, in ca,es OF Fluor Alhu, pre,. i,n,ia
or p~rolap.n> Urn; and other weakness Of adiac,nl
organs. Burlington, March "a, 1916.
G. &C. II, Hall, MD.
Horace Hatch, NJ. ID.
james Porter NJ. d. ROLAND. VI.
Ell Phrlp., NJ. D.. Wind-ur
Benz r. Palmer, Woud.tock.
Ply lcidn- AMI the p1hlr are invited IN call nm,
examine The above m-T1mrnt. For saeat
HARRINGTON & BROTHERS.
"" Church ~
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4 HOPEFUL FATHER AND SoN.-rlie Porl
Tobacco Tunes OF the , inst. notices "A case,
brought before the Court at that plncr,wh icl
is enough to make the heart sIckcn. The
plt',Gs were = l"c'a~ia' ngr'ao! his son NJ
G,d, c,ca >w.tiia. 'i,l!i' as. ir>, tIr ofhri.
an! ,e>Olf, ins IhiI lir, had hid spai,N iillrs
with cInh>, knives, e.. ard the old father To
swell the catalogue. testified to his @lIiving
been shot At with u bah, aud exhibited his
arm t, the cont, Ia show that his son, in one
Of their %alra,s, had broken ii.
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st. join Longs L.inimcnt.
THE Proprietor OF hi popular remedy relIe't
l. attention. lie following letter iron ole OF IN

THE Proprietor OF hi popular remedy re1it,t>
l. at'cntlOnt lie following letter IRON ole OF ms
Agenis =
RurLASp, VI, 18th February, lsi6.
DEAR SIR-l cannot refrain ON writing Won al
this lime, to miuim yoa Of The 'ai = increasing sale
Of your valuable Llulnenr. ! have Teen engaged IN
selling patent medicines for ulnc years, and have sold
many LnImrut> wrhin that iIut, al processing to
cure the same disease. whl'h yours in realty does
cure, hut thev performed very few cures, con>e 'cn'-
~ The ale was very small. Your I.iniment u, the
article ADORE all others for what II l. designed. II
has gwen perfect sltl,ttciion N every In>lance where
il ha> leen used. whlrh cannot lie >aId Of any other
medicine eXtant. | Wi give you a few instances ct
lis success. An elderl, Lady ui ihl> town who has
been troubled with an n 'ecion OF The Liver lot. fifteen
wears, has used il for two or three werk>; he in
forms me that she II now nearly well, and think I
that a few more bottles Of he l.InImrHt will perfec
an entire c'iTe.
Another case i OF a young man who has been
troubled with the same d,ea' t Tor Is months. Tie
has Iu>t commence The u,e of II, and before he had
used one hOule, his SIDE, where he applied the Linz
meni, became very red, aud The morning that he
made the last application of The first bottle he threw
up a great quantity OF matter, and found also that
matter mad Teen thrown OF through The pores of the
skin directly ever the seat ct he d-ta-c. At ir>l he
was quie alarme T., AMI Ia, father came 10 me to
know whc her ! Thought 1t woIiu answer To con'n c
The t>c al u under thusc cirClus aure.. tod han
that II was Iu,t what he Imminent wa, ueslgnrl tr
do, as he should have known by atientivrly reallns
the paper Accompanying each Oule. til. tears al
once NAhl>hci, ne TOOK alulhcI bouIe' nhi MS =" u
nuw c0Rrdte cent
In huncro l. ga rs Of obstinate rheumatism II Va
cen el aliy sier>,trl.
MULIUM IN PARvO
should O llown IN the ,i'r OF every lotile, as here
: unques iona' " more ltdicdi Virtue m one huhle
ot Nuir Iinimenl than IN ZEN otanv other KIND IN &c
| could Ill a larse quartz va. ihe IN rhrHh"line ~,
wonlerfl e ,tpi> OF II. John Longs l. nimeni, iut |
presume that YOU are daily receiving many more Ia
vorab eaccount, from other paris OF The com ry, and
viii no, farther weary your patience at this time.
Res, ~ieciflly Yours.
W. T.. G. STODDARD.
For sale bv PEEK ~ SPEAR, Burlington. Avs
And w. b. HATCH n Co, Winooski Falls.
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New-YOrk Adv
NEW

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
THE Subscriber Uurmerly ufthe hrm Of MILLER q
L SniTH, aud at he same ul s'and) woulJcall tho
attention OF he Pui H. 10 his well selecte stock to
~hlch will e addel q further supply by packets to ar.
rive, and from the van.u- manufacturing e.ta' ll.h-
men,s IN tbs country, winch W Il be sold al io,o pri,
ces for cash or good paper, aud IN quantities. 10 suit
all who call. Among the articles offered tor sale are,
WI
1000 kegs Mails, assorted 100 Lag. wrought nails
100 duz. poll.hed shovel; 200 DO ron 10
so do scoup or gram Shovels
20 casks polished Trace Chains
10 do do Log Do
1000 lbs col or post CHAINS
5000 gross ". l.. S,iew-
5000 groS. James Go. Screws
500 dozen Trunk Looks
100 do Garnet Hammers
100 do Nal Do asvor'e1
100 do Axe. 100 1o hort hand e Fry Pans
100 DO Niu9rc nui Hay Furs., a,,ortel
100 do Glr'e u Hoe. a-orei
IW0l Iron, Bra : ,oa Copper Wire, ~a,sarel
American T1flr aul Pocket CTi,rv.
TnoNAs TuR>rR & g.. ructct aud IVORY handle
table Knives uui Fask-.
a. .. mlI, cro. ca'. pr AMI hnnl Saw. Ha,chet.,
"a 'hr-', "a ani t'rl'k ,'"', ofa KIDD lacts,
Brad. Bot; tor Handle Hat pu-. Wn'ow and
Blind Ft~tran-s; Bras, Goods ~ grcn' var rtt Po-
ice htui-cvfs 0nd Ter irgns; SAGE Pan, Tea
Tray fle- and f. Tool. Planes, d.; "a Chs
els, Box 5 RI ers. MlI!et,, r arco Knlves, frPr.
rui,cr. chco.r. cotton AMI e flee Sin,'er>; + OF
scraprr, lat re- -ar'cu Hoe, anl q fdi assortment;
If iir irulur kind # alri' nral uEplciuen'..
l y. p. AMsfPuNp BIrrs nni RIMNERs!!
Al.o. n variety Of "ouI ct The Way ar,Iclc, no, usu.
allv kept in hardware stores.
n. 3. American Hardware direct from the manu-
farturer ON ale
SIMEONP. SMITH, slen oflhe Anvi,.
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Benjamin Irish's Estate-.Petition To Convey
Land.

Land.
STATE or YER NONT} ta,c,s sion oflhe
District of Chittenden, IS. n Probate Court
held NJ Burlington, within and for sand DISTRICT OF
Chltirndcn, on the first day of April, lSib, comes WIN
Harmon, Executor of The last wI,i aud testament OF
ceased, itsnte, and flies IN said court his petition IN
wiring, setting iorIh that the sad le.tator died selz-
el Of The following described parcel of land, lying IN
said She'burne, bounded a follows bcglnn nng IN me
west line of the road LEADING from Sheihurne fails
nprihrrlv, a little %sOuihefly Ui The first water course
north OF sad falls, two rods f,om the mouth OF the
slnice way; thence W. 5G!o y. - rods, ! lnhs;-
thence \. 56!S i. i've We 10 Is; thence, IN The line oil
sad road, ). 5G!' W., To the place ot beg nninc, con.
timing one acre of land, with a brick house and 9th
er buildings thereon; that the sad restnior, nj the
time Of his death, was under contract, binding IN
law and equity, To convey said land To Benjimin Irish.
Jr., on the payment by the sad Benz Jr, ot the >um
about 1925 90 and such further sum as might he due
from the sad Benjamin, Jr., to the said teslnior, aud
praying SAID court 10 ascertain the sum whth The
sail Benjamin, Jr, o ight 10 pay 10 enlIile him tn q
conveyance of said land, and 10 license the laid FIX
ecutor TO convey sald land to the laid Benjamin, Jr,
on The payment of such sum of money, agreeable
Ia the statutc IN such case made and provided.
WnERruPoN, the court aforesaid doth appoint the
fourth Wednesday in April, lSi6, for hearing and de-
cldinG on sad petition, AT The Office OF the Register OF
said court IN said Burlington. AT ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, and doth order that all persons interested
lie notified thereof by publication Of This order, con
ialnlnp the substance at sad petition, three weeks
successfully in the Burlington Free Press, a newspa-
per printed IN SAID Burlington, the last of which pub
iications To he previous 10 the time set for hearing.
Given under NV hand a, sad Burlington, this LIST
day Of April, A. d. 1876:
laws WIN. WESTON, Register.
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Rare Chance.
a New ANA Important Era in
NE-rZINI.

The taking Of Medicine rendered palarable by the new
and beautiful Invention OF Hhlsey's Sugar.coaiod
Magic Lite Pills, by which the taste OF medicine Is
81 completely disguised by a coating of tandled
Sugar, That they are perfectly agreeable 10 the most
delicate.
The ingredients Of these Pills are irholiy and pure.
Iy Vegetable, whose curative properties are unknown
IN the regular Science OF Medicine. Their efficacy
IN II iois diseases, and all compla ints ari. ing from lul-
pure blood, has not, perhaps,a parallel in The catalogue
of Medicines y. In most OF the obstinate diseases
which attack The human system they have been found
To he n most powerful remedy, Their action on the
bowels are very mud aad rarely ever grippe, at the
same time they are searching and efficient. A single
trlal vii show their true merits. A irinl OF only one
box, according TO The directions which accompany
them, will never fail to be the most convincing evi-
dence of heir extraordinary virtues. Price % c, nls
per box, for sale by PEEK d. SPEAR.
April, c. m,
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q G. q R % .

New YuRK, April 6, 1916.
nRApER. ALDRICII ~ FRINK resncc.-
- fully solicit the attention OF VERMONT MER-
10 their stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
a. dc.irallc an assortment as can be
toinl AZ any house in the city, which they pledge
thensel vt, to sell on the most iavora'. le terms
Second 10 none in theIr facilities for obtaining Goods
al he lowest ra'e>. and anxious TO cultivate only a
safe trade, however close, they are ready and
wiring 10 dispose IT their Stock AT The smallest
living advance on ORG nal co>i-thelr motto Icing,
1" smIH profits and quick reiurnS."
DRAPER, AL.DRlCH & FRlNK,
iGn3 o. I.iberty-St., near Broadway.
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HOFEI'S
SEEDING STRAWBERRY.

(Of which the larges' berries are from 1--WE to six in.
chc> N circumference, and their quality not
surpassed. See M,anzines of ilnrucul.
ture, and Agricultural papers
generally.
EOR Sale bv PHILrTu- PHuLiPs, Mrldl-own
l. Point, n. J, and AGENTS, Mtssrs. Pc * ~
SPEAR Burlington, aud W. q. HATCH Il Co,
Wlnooski Fills.
The plants ordered By agents vii b. Forwarded
with the uiinos; pinciualty n such times rs % reach
ricir destination on the Isl, 18th ami S0h u! Ma ct,
and AprI. Purcha-crs. thcrel"ia, bv. giving the
agents heir orders s,asonahly, with reference To- the
above dates, can oc ready TO receive their plants I'M
mediarely on their arrival, while fresh and IN good
order.
A sheet continuing particular d%rections for the
cultivation 1T this and other varieties o! the Straw
berry, (chi-fiy extracts from, the Magazine If tl1rtI-
culture, published ~ Boston.) Is furnished rraiutou,.
~ with the plants sold, PRIcE OF PLANTS, 81 so
per hundred.
February, 1916. i3
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ID i d

In Wilson, on the llIh inst, of canker-rash cor
sequent upon measles, Catherine Anne, daughter OF
Rev. l. G.. Bingham aged 2 years and nearly 2
months.
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HORSES.

RHINE GOOD HORSES FOR SAiE-two par
~ matched. ami five substantial animals for hn'd
service. Call SOON, for they viii 20 10 market short
ly n.
r.rr'sLurob Anil I. 1916. +d5w3
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L,OR sale by the subscriber, al Winooskl Falls, 10
IL Ladders of various lengths. Samples may b
Sc. n by calling II Mr., G. Peterson's store.
II. p. DEWEY,
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NOTICE.
To Bridge Builders.

THE subscriber having been appointed Ms agent 10
L superintend the building of a Lattice Bridge over
Hunting River IN iirhmond will receive proposals
Tor budding said Bridge, until The liIh of April next.
Sad Bridge is 10 be Of single track and one hundred
feet span. RANSfL MASON
Richmond March 81, ls46. 4iw2
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NOTICE.

INHE coparnership heretofore existing unGer he
1 name and firm of MORTON & CLARK, is ihl>
day hy mutual consent dissolved. The demands Of
the firm will remain iur the present, IN the hands OF
"co. Morton, with whom they NAV he ,eiilel, anl 10
whom they are To lie paid. GtO. MORTON.
PHILO CLARK.
Wilson, March 25, 1916.
Having purchased he entire stock ofGools lelong-
Ing 10 Morton d Clark, and removed lhtm Ia Rich
mund, 3 doors east of the post office, where | intend
20 keep Il good stock OF goods which wall lie sold for
Cash a. cheap as al Burlington or anv other place IN
iienleu Comfy. PHIlO CLARK.
March %, 1876. 4Iw3.
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Boston Adv'ts.
Where is the best place TO buy
BOOTS AM SHOES
FOR CISH2
WALES STORE, BOSTON

10 broad Street, corner Of Central 81,
r 5 the only entire Cash Whole ale and Johhing Boot
L AMI Shoe Store in Boston. All The Others buy
nearly ali and sell mostly on credit, hit Wales sticks
10 the cash system 10th in luying and selling, and
consequent y can and WILL ELI. a, a great deal low
Ell price. than any other dealer, either hv the ease or
dozen. Try him one and you will say a. ! do.
-uE IA cnNsrASrLy on HAND
an binds If FdShienibi custom maze Boots and
Shoes,
Manufactured expressly for retailing in the New
ENGLAND States. Al.o, a great variety Of low prize
Shoe. All 81 which have cen loIgh' ~ dnll ,ca-
sons for Ca.h ~ less than cost, and VIII = 90 ~
lot. To- sii plrcha. cr~ nj Il small ctmui-sIun over
the net cash rn-'.and N inany instances lie : than he
Man ia 'tlrilg Cost.
Al~u, - Larg. Lots on which he ha> advanced
mnuev, nnd which mus, be sold for Ca h. in MT, 10
suit n. couhrD tradc Tor he mot hey wli'rnT.
90 andsee him and you irN nerer rerentn. 3onS
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

Z + would remind our friends that we still contn.
w ne ., our Old location, No. 80 Water ST.,
and ate fully prepared to take charge Of all Consien-
mcnts that they mny favor u~ with. We would as
sure all who may enlru,t their produce to our caro-
that every attention shall be- pad 10 their interest.
We shall keep our patrons fully advised Of the state
Of uur market.
Liberal advances made on all Kinds nf produce.
JEWELL, HARRISON L. Co,
sion Merchants, 80 Water ST., y. 7.
Refer to Mrssrs Fulei' IL Bradley, } p,-Hng,o,
Messrs.J. & J. II. Peck, * Co. Os'
lyle
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TO HOTEL & STEAMBOAT PRO.
PRIETORS.

SasOn's IRON.STOSE CHuNAs
HE .uh.c ribers, havia- cen appointed A-cut> Ly
L the patcntr- Tor the sale of h ; uheq laied wa re,
for the United States, are fully prepared u execute
any o rler> from WHOLESALE DEALERS in oher
CITIES, OF HurEL and STEAMBOAT PRoPRlEToRs; and
would leg cave 10 rc!cr 10 The accompanying testi-
noniai OF the quality aud peculiar fitness Of tn 5 artl.
Gle for The Htei AM Steamboat Il :: aud would add.
o.! IL e X'tllenre>, that It does not become dl>col.
Ware.
They have al-o on hanl a general assortment Of
China, GLASS and Earihenrare .uI'able Tor the
Country Trade, which they Will sell ior for cash or
TIMOTHY T. NISSAN ssoNs,
Ncir' YORK, NIrct, 1876. rs Hai!e" Lane.
We, the .ub.crti err. have furnished cur tiu'ci, with
"MASON'S PATENT IRON STONE CHINA"
imported ~ l. +. Nissan X Co. and give il a pre-
terence over every other Kind ui CHINA oS far'hern
Ware. Benz ct -real strength aUd d irabIIiy, Il
nh'nc. economy with ra'nr- 81 arrenrauce, and
e rieetui.v REG ,ruIeud It -hrn lctrr ada. ed
20 liDlriprposr-, thru anN other article NOW muse.
.Ne,r- York, .Jnuary, 1889
RoypES. GoLrHNS y SrET'oS is.or House.
WH II. CozzES.. american VJ!,t.
blaze 4 REED, Wireriu House,
HAYG, TREAnwELL FSaHt1in House
JoHS II. GARpSER n Go. 'ifV Hiet
=. HupGr. N son. Citation HJiei.
joins VI. FLISr Pcpri street House
n. Since DE above 'es 'mona ~ tdrni he'd.
all hose es'lhi-hmrUl> ha e. cuntn Iei I l-r, with
al he rrucwai He els N Boston And 'n'r" r, ''e"i-
v have ditn,h-. wl ,v or II mari, the loving
Ila'r-, aud several new la e and river steamers
- C3Iri.s MIA. NeW-Cre,n-, Mc--r. NUDGE
ok H,use, Louisville, Ky, Mr.. Isaac EVERETT,
Eroirnee HotI. Redmond Va, W. +, RoypES.
Ffeneh's HoisL Norfolk Va, Mr., Wa FRlseH.
Peer bIrgh, Va Mr.. d. FRESoH.
E.rchange H,ei Banimar..
Eutalr House, Messr-. JACKSON 4 CRAM
American Hotsy PHILADELPHIA. Mr.. H. A Charter.
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JOHN y.
IMPORTER DEALER IN
WIN tIsS &

No. q Eivcr-Strcct, troy. NY.
Z EEPS constantly on hand an extensive a sort
II mrnt Of Wines, Liquors, tordill>. g.. to which
he would respectfully call the attention of Merchants,
Hotel keepers, and others.
Among his assortment may be found Otard, Dupuy
& Co, Pellevolain, SeianeItc, an common Brandy.
Meder's Swan, and Other brands of Scheldlm Gin.
Cd Jimalcn, ST. Croix and n. F.. Rum.
Malaga, sicily, Port, Sherry, aud Madeira Wines
Of d ltiercnt qualities.
Also, Cherry, Peppermint AMI Wintergrcen Cord
ais; Champaign, Huck, Clarrr, &c.
All of which he offer on the most accommodating
terms for Cash or approved Credit.
Troy, April, 1916. A
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CT RID.

New YoR,, March 2nd, 1916.
Messrs JEwEt,, HARRisoS 4 Co.
| have no hesitation IN SAVING that IN no conver-
satipn in which | have been engaged, in Vermont or
in which yonr names have been in'rodu-
ccd, have | ever inteniel to saw any thing which
.hnlll affect your character, Standing, credit or mode
If doing business ns COMMISSION Merchants IN New
York; nor have | ever had any reason, from knowl-
edge or Information, 10 believe YOU were irresponsible
or that yon conducted y0ur business IN q Inonner
inhecominu Commission Merchants
Vow are at liberty 10 make such DE oil THIS as you
may deem proper.
nm very respectfully
Your obedlen, servant,
(Sirned) n. w. FISK.
Cnnied by THEEnN :. DnREMus. 43m6
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LOOK HERE!i!
House ZOE SkIE!!!!

NOR sale a new Two Story R,ick House on the
l. new road leading 10 the falls. Sad house is
hnilt in he most modern style of building and will e
ia " completed about the first Of MAY. There is &c
rods Of land with the building. For further parlcu.
lars inquire of Samuel Huntington, or of he suhscIi-
Der at Uldiy BrGok. ELISHA MILLER, Jr.
Burlington, April |, 1916. Avs
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Wanted.

Di the suhsc -ibrrs, 90, 900 feet password plank,
ID and 10000 feet Birch and Maple 4 inch bed.
stead stuff On hand and for sale, any qlaniv of
and Furniture. Shop 4 doors north the Cath
church, S.. Paul street.
NELSON G. GATES.
Burlington, April lG, 1916. 46
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Seed Wheat.
Sdnc Cost.

A Ii persons ind bed to the subscriber, will find
IA their accounts in the hands of an Attorney for
unless settled previous To the 10Th dnv of
Nav next. DAVID FRENCH.
Wiliis;on, April Is, 1876. &c
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NOTICE,

THF public are hereby notified tina, q. J. HEINE
J. BERG, having removed 10 the country, may be
found on Saturday Of each week, and that day only,
between the hours of 9 A. NJ, till 4 p. NJ. AT the store
Of HARRINGTON g. BROTHER.
Burlington, April l6, &c. Church Street.
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Feathers I!

4 GOOD supply OF Hens and Geese Feathers nox
N on hand. Warranted To be a good article.
For sale by Villas II MOVES.
Burlington, Jan. %, lSi6. IS
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tst4f tsfP.
ON GOlD MARKET llOitS ~, FOR which cash
~ will be paid, bv w. o. BABh
Charlotte, Apfil, 1916.
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Rare Chance.
T'O RENT

s~a THE VAN NESS HOUSE, now oc-
Ms51stA i cupicd BY James |. Cutler, Esq.
sfssTiSn Ais, pasturing for n nnmher uf rows.
ft5.s.R II. LEAVENWORTii.
rE April |, 'i6. a
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N4..

DERSONS wishing Board. with The accommodn-
ton Oft patlnr and Bed. room. or ParloI cham
Der and adj ,iulng bed room, or other accommodation
as 10 rooms, can be provided for nj the house OF
p. Bt.ACKMAN,
IS Corner of Church and King streets.
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FOR SALE,

4 FE v thousand feet Of good Buiiiing 7Tmbe
y for sale lrw. Amply to
Aprli II, lS4i. Villas & MOVES.
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FARMERS CIUE.

This evening, s%uhject, fruit Trees, con-
tinued.
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Flower Pots !
10 ytE'l Z.

4 Ii sizes Of he Ear,horn Flower pe', f. .a'c rs
. PICK a. spLtR.
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tn RENT
Butter.

A FEW hundred pounds good Table Butter, this
n day received Also White Deans.
April 2, lS46. iN A. 5. DEWEY.