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II q per,
Petition TO Sell Land.

i Gnna1 &c "n@oNT AT III: :' ris
hate Cuurt held AT Burlington, within and for said
district of Chtenden, on The second day of March,
A. d. 1896 comes Oscar F. Hoabird, Of SheIburn,
IN said district guardian OF Catherine Hoabird of said
Shelburne, a minor child of Myron Holabrd, late
of SAID Shelburn deceased and files IN said court his
petition, IN writing, setting forth that his said ward IS
seized her right in fee of the following describ-
ed parcels Of land, situated in said Shehurn, viz:
parcel of land lying the south side OF the road
leading from Shelburn village to Lake Champain,
bounded nor,hwardy by SAID road, southery by land
of Mrs. Lucy Hoabird, eastwardly by Cyrus Tracy's
land and westwardly by the road leading from Hy
man Ho!abird's TO Ezra Meech's containing ten acres
of land.
Another parcel of land lying south of said road
leading from Shelburn village 10 Lake Champaln,
bounded northwesterly and westerly hy said road
leading from Hyman Holabr's TO said Meecis
southery by sd road leading from Sheburn village TO
Lake Champain,el tery by land of Cyrus Tracy, and
nnrlheasterly by land OF Bishop Conslock aiming
lG and "a rods of land And another marcel Of
land, bounded easerly by land of Bishop Comsiock,
southeasery BY 81 road leading sd Meechs ruth.
erly and westerly by land of Ca stu! Hola lrd and
northcrly by land of Franklin H. Morehnuse con
tanning l6 acres aud II rods of land that n sale of
said several parcels Of land and the investment of
the proceeds OF such sale al interest would conduce
to the lest interest or said ward. and prayinp sa
court to grant 10 sad Guardian license to sell said
parcels of land, for the purpose Of investing the pro-
ceeds OF such sale at interest, agretab.y 10 the
statute IN such case made and provided ;-WHrRr.
uPoS, the court aforesaid doth appoint the FousTu
WEDNESDAY IN March 1916 for hearing and deci
ding on SAID petition AT the Office of the REGISTER of
sad Court IN said Burlington, and doth order thai
an persons interested be notified thereof by publca
ton of this order, containing the substance of said
pehtlon, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the BurlinRfo
rree Fress newspaper, printed in said Burlington
me last OF which publications to be previous TO the
time sci Tor hearing. Given under my hand at said
Burlington, this second day Of March, 1876
~ VIM. WESTON, RePisfer
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M arHi @ Il a

In tho Methodist Chapel, on Sabbath evening, sh
inst, by Rev. w. Ford, Mr.. JAMES LEWIS to Miss
ABIGAIL B. Mason, both of Burlington.
In Hartland, 2ist inst, ALEXANDER RANSOM, of
Boston, TO Miss MARGARETTA II. FREEMAN of Sand
witch, Mass.
In Toledo, Lucas county, Ohio, Feb 81, by Rev.
M. WEIGH, Isaac n. ADAMS, NJ. D., to Miss ELLESoK
CHAMBERS
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BRIGHTON MARKET, March 2, 1876.

At market 4s0 Beef Cattle, 700 Sheep, and 2l0
sold.
P.icEs-BEEr CArrLE.-The prices obtained last
week were for a like quality were hardly sustained.
we quote extra, S5,75 a Sc First quality, $3.50 o
S5os secondlquality, IS q s5,25; Third quality,
e4,25 II St75.
Sheep-Market dull Two or three lots only sold
at 80, 375 74,50.
Swinc-Two lots to pedde sold, one at 81 70 4}c
and one a; a Sc. At retail Al q SIC.
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TO TEiNSTERS!
GREAT ARABIAN REMEDY.

VT1HiS remedy was introduced into this country in
eighteen hundred and forty -four. lie celebrity
in curing all diseases of horses, such as Sprains
Scratches, Cracked heels, Bruises, Calls, and almost
all diseases which the horse is sui ect 10, is without
parallel the eastern continent. The original pro-
individuals only in the wide world, one on each side
of the Atlantic, and it will he introduced into
most of the Druggists shops in this country, and i
need only to be tried and it recommends itself 10 all
dealers IN horses. For sale at
Al HARRINGTON & RROTHERs.
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aga BROADWAY, New York.


DARTINS LOTION The Lotion was invented
ID some years agr, aul i the pro lu'un Of acct
dental discoveries aided ly skill AMI experience
The original de>isn Of It was solely for the inventor
own u,e, bat no sooner had II become established in
his practice, than enquiries began 10 le made, by
the friend. OF those who had teen lenehited hv it,
virtues, where It might he procured Thus rs fame
began 10 spread from individual 10 individual until it
became known a never failing cure, IN most Of the
large cities in the Union. Without pulling or the and
Of The public press, has acq llrei ~ own celebrity
and found rs way into prh favor as m unrlvnllei
and extraordinary aim IN the cure Of many Of the
lis 10 which mankind are ,u''let.
In cases OF Gpui, Rhe Imalisn. SweilinaS Of all
kinds, ID socaon> Fractured Bones, Bruises, Cut,
Contu. ion, attended with pain aud inflammation, POS
onous Bites ant Sims, Burns, Scad>, Chill la'ns,
Corn> or Bunlon-, aud Wounds Of every description
il lords an immediate and perlnanen, rclet 1t Is,
perhaps the only article thai can be depended upon IN
the of those pans the back AMI side, general,
produce by taking cold after violent cNrrtion and
overhrating. For Glandlar lunor,, Iumhago
Ery>ipclas, letter or Rngworm. and all kinds OF
Erupons oiihe sim, It l. a most excellent remedv
For Fever and Ague, Aguc IN the Breast and Face,
Cramp in the siomache, and Headache, il acts ike a
charm But above all in the cure o Tenlltlou> and
Cap,uar INJURIES, Spans, and Wounds of every de-
crption, n shows IN most astonishing manner, lis
magical powers.
In addition 10 the benign ndience the Lotion cx-
ert, over the accidents and inhrmnes Of man, II has
been found no less valuable in similar complaints to
Hor,c, whose value and Usefulness Gemand, the par
nc lar care OF H. owners. In some eases where Il
has been applied 10 thu, kind creature tor slight luIu-
ries, It has, in addition 10 an almost Instantaneous
cure, given apparently new animation and vvacly to
the animal, 90 such extent hat in various in>tan-
ces the winning of race has been lenacou,y aScrib-
ei TO the stimulating and happy effect OF the Loon,
rather ihan The natural speed If the anlmal) IL has
iecome equally celebrated as an univeral specific
both for man and beast. The fol owing some e
the complaints mos, common TO the horse, IN which n
has proved lis SUPERIORITY
The Lotion is composed entirely Of the medicinal
properties of vegetable substances concentrated and
rendered most pure by dsilaton aud other chemical
processes. As an inward medicine, it is The most IN
nocen',wholesone stimulating ana cheering eharac-
ler, and wll eXpel, instantly, those dIl heavy and
hyi'chondrlcal fee. ings 70 which many are - sub
Jert, AM give le aud animation TO both ooiy and
MINI. To be had in Burlington at
Mes,rs. PECK & SPEARS,
Also, W. b. HATCH a Co., Wnoosk Falls.
Feb. 8 'i6. emily
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Where is the best place TO buy
BOOTS AMID siACES,
FOR CASH!
THOMAS C.WAlES' STORE. BOSTON

10 Broad Street, eaper Hf Central St.,
| the only entire Cash Wh4n. .sN Johbing Boot
nearly al and sell mostly on credit, but Wales stick ;
10 the cash system both in luyng and ceiling, and
consequently can aud WILL ELL at great deal low
prices than any other dealer either ly The case or
dozen. Try him once, and you will say a. do.
liz HAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
All kinds Of Fashionable custom made Boots and
Shoes,
Manufactured expressly for retailing in the New
England States. Also, great variety of low price
Shoes. All OF which have Teen Tough, IN dali sea-
sons for Cash al less than cost and will lie sod in
lots 10 SUIT purchasers al a small commission over
The nett cash cost and many instances les than the
Manufacturing Cost.
Also, Large Lots on which he has advanced
money, and which must be sold for Cash in Iot, 10
sur me country trade tor the most they will bring.
% and's h~ and you wia never rrswtu 39m3
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Every day brings something
New"

THROUGH this is an old yet is true saying, and
L is constantly proved by the numerous cures OF
puppies, frechlcs nushes of the face, &c &c per
formed ~ the far famed -" Crcdssidn Lymph." To
those who doubt its virtue, hundreds of ease. can
shown where the above complaints were clI,ptuay
cured. Agents, HARRINGTON e. BROTHER.
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HNHE PSALTERY by l.. Mason and Geo J. Webb
l. anew lot just received and for sale at CRY Psi.
CTS, by s. WOODS.
December ii, Is
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JUST PUBLISHED!
GREAT MEDICAL REPRINT.
First American, from the tenth English Edition
SELF-MANAGEMENr
And cure of
Pulmonary Consumption,
AND ALL DISEASES OF THE CHEST AND LUNGS.
BY w. T. BucHAN, M. D.
or London, England.
With portrait of the Author, and Engravings illus
irative of the Anatomy of the Lungs.
Price only 25 cents.
THIS work contains brief and distinct de. Grip
L ton of the ANATOMY OF THE CHEST AND
LUNGS-an outline of DR.. Buchan's HIGHLY
Asthma and Consumpiion-an account of his NEW
AND OWERFUL REMEDY-and directions for
SELF-MANAGEMENT AND CURE adapted to
popular use.
and experiment in the City of London. and the com
bine1 experience OF the most learned Physicians and
Surgeons of the agc-formng perfect Manuel OF
Medical knowledge and Advice in relation to the
Anatomy of the Lungs, the Signs, Symptoms Treat
ment and Cure of Pulmonary Complaints.
This work and the Treatment which it recommends
held in the highest possible esteem in Great Brit
ain, as the exiacs from public journals, which are
given in the Appendix, will ahundanty show DR..
Buchan truly declares, that with this simple Guide.
a Consumptire patient may do more for himself
than any ordinary physician can do, By any QfMe
common methods ofpracice.'
Published by d. +. BRADLEE, 100 Washington
street, Boston, and sold ly all the booksellers and
dealers IN new publications. in the L. S.
Price % Cents per copy-lhe usual discount to the
Trade.
Sold in Burlin g'on by PECK & SPEAR Mont.
peIier ). X. CoLLiys and by the Book sellers gem
rally. Also by W. b. HATCH & Co, UjnoOSki
FhHs, ".
Let not only those who are subject TO Complaints
leading to this disease, ut those who nre in danger
from II consumpiionl pcruse faithfully this important
and apprecai ed work 1Oyl
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JAnINS NIC'TxGAND.
MERCHANT TAILOR.

ID ESPEC1FlI.LG returns his waTme>t thanks
u for the liberal patronage he has received during
the short pcrol he has been located N this place.
and assures all n> Old customers, aud those who NAV
paironze hn, that they will al all times find hm ready
to eNccuc their orders IN style 10 be- equdiied by
fetr and erceiled By none.
His expectations mere, have letn more Than real
izel and in rcturnfn- his graceful arknowe eemenis
would modr,iy solicit a confined patronage,
Shop in Church ST., over Mr. iiurbu,'s Store.
Burlington, Jan |, l-i6. Slma
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TO LET.
TAVERN STAND.

THE subscriber offers for sale his well known
l. Tavern Stand at Richmond center and which has
been kept for several years past by C. NJ Huntington
Esd The place has many advantages superior to
any other stand in the county being on the turnpike
- miles from Burlington, and in the line of travel
from Mdiebury to Montpelier and Cambridge, and
is in fact the Nuc'eus around which gathers much of
the business of the surrounding towns. The Central
Railroad is located within rods of the house, and
when completed mus, have depot wi hin 10 rods of
il. The house Is well and faithfully built OF Brick and
is large aud commodious there three large horse
barns well finished, and Two large open sheds and
other suitable out buildings and one acre Of land, oil
of which will he sold cheaper in view of it's intrinsic
value and income, than any other property in Yves
tern Vermont. For terms apply 10 the subscriber
near the premises.
ROBERT RUSSELL.
Richmond, March 5, 1876. 40N3
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Doctor T.. Grains
PATENT SPIN0-A BD0MINAL
SUPPORTER

TTNHlS Instrument. so Justly appreciated, is being
L introduced into this section of the Union. through
the influence of Medical Gentlemen for the relief and
Permanent Cure Of the many diseases arising from
the original complaints for which this celebrated
Supporter is inter ded 1t is believed, this article
asprcs to become the Established Spino Abdominal
supporter of Surgery. Extended notices will appear
in the future numbers Of this paper. Suhjrined, are
the names # few of our Physicians by way Of re-
commentator.
This may certify that we have examined Doct F..
Grains Spinal supporter and are decidedly of the
opinion that 1t is the best article we have seen that
has been introduced Spinal supporter, while at
the ,ame time il combines all the abdominal support
of other instruments.
Charles Hail. NJ. D., Horace Hatch NJ y.
A. &. WEIGH, Tn. Chamberlain, VI. d.
A, S. Pitkn, VI. D.. Demonsuator of ANATOMY,
Mednc College cns'lc'on, VT. Marcus Swan, MD
John Emery, NJ. ID. - Earl, VI. ID.
The appointed Agents for Burlington and vicinity
are Messrs. PECK Il SPEAR.
llih January, 1916.
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For Sale or Exchange.

sstg.br.3y, A FARM, CONSISTING of 800
e., "A acres of valuable Tim
e -, Der ami Prarle land of about
- equal proportions, situated in
-ss,'--.i = ! ss = the thriving Town of Tecum-
t~< :, *~Slg sch, Michigan The farm is
IL well wutored and the soil Of
~ the richest kind. For a STOCK
- -, -. and era farm this offers
eNiraitdIuary opportunity in
particular for the growing VI wool cattle and horses.
there is large prare adjoining tins Farm Ina, will
remain probably for years IN rs pres NJ situation
without beng enclosed and which produces grass
naturally sufficient for the maintenance OF thousands
Of lead Of sheep and cattle,
Tecumseh Che former residence of the chefl is \
very growing town about twenty miles from Mon
zoe, Lake Ere, to which place rail road has Just
been completed, il is IN the midst OF the greatest
wheat growing country m the state and has Two
large houIng mills one otwtch has been pronuun-
ced the best m the United Sia'es.
The farm viii be sold on liberal credit If desired,
or will be EXCHANGED tor property m ,h, town or Vi
cinity, and the difference # auv viii be received or
paid, as the case may be. For further particulars
enquire Of HENRY THOMAS or
ID. p. HOWARD.
Burlington January II, 1916. SO
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New York Adv.

LEGHORN AND PANAMA HATS.
EOR SALE, an extensive ASSORTMENT of leglorn,
L Panama, Manila, Palm Leaf "Oregon" ard
Canada Straw Hat, also, Mems Boys and Chi
drens' Cloth Gaps Of every varie Of pattern which
we are prepared 10 sell very >onabe terms, and
10 Country Merchants wishing to r1r la>c, we offer
Inducements unegualled hy any other Hone. Per-
visiting the city invited 10 call anl examine
or stock of Goods before purcla> elsewhere.
n. u. We have always on hand, Fur Caps and
Furs ofevery description.
GAULT & BALLARD,
39-3m 1870, Maiden Lane New York.
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Valuable Real Estate.
Information Wanted,

A YOUNG MAN BY the name of JOHN THOM.
"A AS PATTEE. left ST Johns, Canada in 1884
then about II years old. His friends have not heard
from him since and should this meet the eve of any
who can give any lniormn'lon concernig him by ad-
dressing hi> widowed mother, Mrs. MARY PATTEE
of Burlington, Vermont, they will confer upon her
great favor. Southern and Western papers will please
copy. Burlington Fe' %, lS46. '39w3
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::;;F, Farm for Sale, ss,
~ IS-SAlT PE-N-S,
Villas g. NO. YES,

WOULD invite Ike attention Of Merchants and
W Ped'ars who may wish To purchase American
Prints o r stock now is the largest and most desr-
able offered in this market, consisting Of a
great variety of patterns, and some new and very
styles. They were purchased at time when tho
closing their Fall business, and the own
ers Of the goods were anxious to MAKE SALES
which enabled us to o. tain them al less prices than
they had been previously sold. In this way we Oh
tanned an advantage Of from to two cents on the
yard, some styles and puts in power to SCI
them cheap Is the obbers in New York.
We woud solicit call from all wishing 10 pur-
chase end DO 80 fully confident tina, we ell them
upon the most favorable terms. Please call and see
for yourselves.
Burlington, Jan. 18th, 1916. IS
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mr.. j. SMITH,

MOST Respectfully informs the Inhabitants Of
Nl b irngon and vicinity, that having changed
his residence from ChalnPalo to Cherry street, three
doors west of the Congregational Church, he con-
Times the actIC, of
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
%, C0Wtlandt Street, NfW York,
Formerly known rs the Exchange Hotel

Formerly known as the Exchange Hotel
sy~oS LAS recently passed into the hands
- ii of Me,>rs WemmelI q Dunn.
,sssgi ), phrcy. l. is within IA hort distance
EF:i Of BrpH lVav, Of the Steamboat Ian
ding, aud Of the prn cIpa streets Of
Inc cny where Mer hant from the country do heir
business AMI for pIeasannes> If location, good
and como oiioi> rooms, qmlcncss and comfort, no
house IN New y urh j. Letter situated. MI Dam
phrev was fourteen years IN the employ his friends
the Me>>r> Hpwarl>. After tu'eage under such
MASTER q! the art, he understands il, and Northern
Gentlemen will not lie disappointed either in hi fare
or HI, prices "IoHN," a. he was iamlarly ca led
l. acquainted with most # the business men OF Yer
mont, ani if those gentlemen will remember 10 call
upon hm, and are dissatisfied, then his right hand
will have forgot lis GINNING" The house has been
moro ghly repaired and beautifully htted up. Both
comfort and economy will be consulted BY making
his house their stopping place. 40
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puYsI,IAN AND SURGEON,


adopting the best and most clicacious remedies ex-
an and while he is UNIV IIlng to believe any of the
various systems Of the day perfect, he would canous-
ly seecl from them Nca arS'es of medicine, as he
Ss found n' from long , dye snh,ts ana ,a
lie best adapted 10 ea9b and@tvery case-aware that
there are no two cases exactly alike.
How far success has attended his efforts since he
has resided in this village, he would most willingly
submit TO the decision Of an en ghtencd and candid
public, for he is confident il must he acknowledged
by the people hat he has effected cure in some
ca-e, where Others had failed.
But physician may neglect
To noce cen good effect,
Unless the caise a he supposcs,
Is nine times palmer than his nose is.
Dr. S. continues TO keep for sale, reduced prices
great variety OF Boianico, Iaroep,lc Eclectic and
Magnetic remedies, winch have been prorcd ly NIL
lions Of persons IN the umici STATES far more sufe
and saiutary IN removing disease, than any other
known among men, and when accompanied by the
action Of hts Electro Magnetic Machine, the effcc,
has leen most a>,oni>h ng in multitude OF cases.
noc. Smith would also leg leave TO inform the
public that he has purchase OF Doc. Emery the right
10 manufacture and ,ell DR. BANNING's highly ceie-
bra ed n nd in valuahlp
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rh. above certificates are from the most learned Of
the Medical Profession n thi. State and and others
.a,;.a in Inc Burlington Free Press of last week,
rom nI DR.. Heinebsrg-heeaase he is startled at the
,snid and extensive sale Of this excellent Instrument
which is difIusing happiness wherever it goes. DR..
II should not envy the wide spreading good which
Cran's Spinal Supporter is continually creating, for
the reason that he not connected with their SALE
that il interferes with the disposal Of old article
iThompson's Pelvic Bandage) which has lately been
introduced into this section.
JOHN w. EMERY, NJ. d.
Fs.sr, March 10Th, 1874 4lw3
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4 very large Lot Tor sale, Whole>ae or Retail Al,
n the mann iarurcr, prices. N.LCVElY.
Burlnst Zee. -, lSi5. 40
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LIFE ASSURANCE.

THE State Mutual Insurance Company Of wor-
J. cr Massachusetts, offer to issue policies Of
Insurance on lives on the most favorable terms
Applications received by
GEO r. SHAw-AsESr.
Burlington Dec. II, l54s.
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Grains Spinal Supporter.

Keene, n H., Aug. lUth, 1911.
have for several years been in the use Of DR..
Grains Spiro- bdom indI Supporters. and for weak,
ness of the spine and kinds Of distortion and
prolspsus of Inc uera, and abdominal debility gener,
slly have found it superior TO anything of the KIND
have seen Ii is particularly useful Tor young per-
eons of sedentary habits or occupations, to prevent
distortion and other deiormations
AMOS TWITCHELL, M. ID.
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New Goods.

JUST received at the Variety Store, fine assort-
y ment of Steel aud Jet Buttons Steel Beads and
Purse Trimmings Steel Bags Clasp, and Gold Brace
let Clasps High Back Combs, LADIES' Gold Pins, to-
gether with general variety Of fancy articles.
80 BR1NSMAlD " BROTHERS,
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JOI.NERS WANTED
los Z.

A GOLD BRACELET set with topaz stone
"A The finder will he suitably rewarded by Ieaving
II At Hnenr & Arihui's
March H. lSi6. .4lw3
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BRIGGS PATENT
FENCE MACHINE.


PESPECTFULLY gives notice, that he is still
~ manufacturing, at Winooski Falls, BRlGGs' PA
TEST Portable FENCE, where all orders will be
~ ompuy attended to.
OWNS TO the advantages derived in the use of the
above Improvement, he is enabled TO afford neat
and beautiful fence for yard. and gardens at much
less expense than the be got up for in any
other way while for durability i, not exceed by
any IN comm on USE. This valuable improvement was
first brought OFT in Western New York where il
mas gore INTO extensive use and has received the an
probation of the Mayor of the city of Buffalo, with
annny hundreds Of the first agrlcutursts and oheTs
IN that part OF the State also of Gov. Hubbard Doct
JARVIS, Judge Churchill and many others in New
Hampshire. In fac, wherever it has been introduced
q, has been highly approved As Farm Fence it
combines more advantages than any other fence ever
used II can be nsed pithout posts, and therefore
not Affected by the freezing and heavng of The ground
and Is admirably adapted 10 inlervaes, subject 10
severe freshets 1t takes less lumber Than any other
KIND st fence is certain protection against all kinds
OF cattle is not liable 10 get out Of repair, cannot be
dtoun domn, is easy up, taken down and remoy-
ed wthout injury.
3r\o Farmer Shoaid be without at least n suiIi
Cent quantity to throw around his fields of grain aud
stack yards.
l. S q,
In connection with the hove, he has a machine for
Cunning Broom Handles.
Burlington Falls, March IL, 1916. Al
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New Goods at N. Loyely's.

lust received an assortment of New Styles Of
y Prints, al>o Green Baraac, brab Cotton Velve,
OF different shades, Black Velvet Ribbon and other
Fancy Goods, all Of which are selling at great bar
gains.
uringtOn, Feb. H. 1876.
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ColOrcd Cambria.

y Cases Colored Cambria
- do Sleclas for sale by
Nov, 10, l5i5. Villas & MOVES.