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CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS.
General Orders.
HEAD QUARTERs, VI. Militia. !

June 1st, 1916.
An invitation having been received from
the President of the United States, for VOL
un,ecrs from this State to aid in prosecuting
the war against Mexico, the voluntary offer
Of service Of those who may be disposed to
engage in this war, will be accepted to an
extent sufficient to form one battalion OF five
companies of Infantry, to consist, each, of
one Captain, one 1N Lieutenant, one 2nd
Lieutenant, four S'.rgeanis, four Corporals,
two musicians, and sixly-lour priv,ies. The
battalion officers are to be one Lieutenant
Colonel or MAJOR, one Adiu,ant, "a Lieuten-
ant Of one Of the Comp ,nies,) one Sergeant
Major, one Quartermaster Sergeant, and one
Drum Major. The volunteers will be ac-
cepted in companies on in battalion. The
officers are TO be appointed IN the manner
prescribed by the laws Of this State.
The volunteers will report themselves to
the Ad utant & Inspector General, and will
be mustered into service when their service
shall be required by an officer Of the Army
Of the United States. None under the rank
Of commissioned officer will be received who
is over iorty-fve, or under eighteen years oil
age.
The volunteers are 10 furnish their own
clothing for which they will be entitled Ia
receive compensation when mustered into
service, equal to the cost of clothing furnish.
ed 10 the army Of the United States. They
are 10 be armed by the United STATES; ant
are to serve twelve months after they shal
have arrived at the place Of rendezvous, Of
until the end Of the war, unless sooner dis
charged. By order WIN. SLADE.
F. w. HorKINs, l.
Adj, & Ins. General. =
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WINDSOR, May 27.-7He Steam Shorcl
is now hard at work, at the Hour Glass, fill
ing two or three cars a minute, and is Just
now the great attraction for the curious in
our NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
u. s. Circuit Court.-The U. S. Circuit
Cour, is IN session in this village. Present,
Justices Nelson and Prcniss. Spailord, in
dicicd for robbing the Mail between Wall
ingford and Rutland, has been found guilty,
after n laborIous uial occupying three days.
The case wen, to the jury late on Monday
evening, and the verdict was rendered before
10 o'clock. 4 trial of the case was had a,
the last term of the Court at Rutland, when
the jury could not agree. Sentence not pro.
nounccd when our paper goes TO press. No
other criminal case bclore the Court
Chrom.
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SARSAPARILLA MEAD.

THE VALUE Of tins preparation is Low widely
known, and every day the field OF lis usefulness
I, tx ending. II |, approyel aud highly recommend
Ell by PHYSICIANS
And Is ADMITTED to he The most agreeable preparation
from tue rool That ever ,cen employed ia
MEDICAL PRACTICE.
y i no. % al in it, operation hut general EXTENDING
,nions The whole system. II neulrali.es the pos-
onou> element, "A tie
BLOOD,
Anu restores a healthy tone 10 the organs which
tha' fluid In -crohilous and all external dis.
'"e result s he rapid decrease Of The same, m
And o,h., RHEUMATISM,
seed "ea pain'nl affections of the muscular fibre
Of sire uo' .. OF The pan aud in all cases remoy
disease ,.or eep'ns pace with the retreat OF IN,
al. in sonrely aad almost daily receiving ,es,inon
ya,.. e Nnspe OF large orders ,eshvng To IT'S gres
V'r medicine and also as the most nfsns M
agreeable drunk known. iS''""' a"'
The above arii.ie is for sale Wholesale g. R.oil n
Harrington Brothers Church II. Burlington, Also n
". b. Ha'ch Il Co. and Manson 4. Foict. :
81 Winooshi Falls
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MANUFACTURING.

We take the liberty Of calling the atten-
ton of the public to the advertisement oil
Messrs. MURnAy g. PATRicK, wooden MANI.
facturers, at Hmesburgh. They aic compe-
tent, trustworthy, enterprising men, 10 whom
a little extra patronage would, we doubt not,
lie Of essential aid in retrieving one of those
providen,ial misfortunes ncidcn, to their Pc
culiar business. The indications are that
wool will he dull, and those who choose TO
have il manufactured, will be safe in the
hands of these gentlemen.
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MI agyi d .

In this village, on Monday morning, by the ri.
Rev Bishop Hopk ms, Mr.. LYMAN CuMMISGs Esq,
AT rney NJ Law, 10 Miss HARuirr ELz TRYoN cl-
dcs, daughter OF Mr.. Jededah IT., on, Of tins place.
We take occasio to acknow edge our Indebtedness
for liberal participation in the bon,eou> provision
which usually crowns festive ccca,nn Ike one we
nos record. Not that i, is unusual hing, that
there is any thing very important in H. of itself; but
10 one who duty realizes how vastly more we are in
debei TO Jn.t appreciation aud proper use, than to
the extent Of our means, Tor the possession of happ
ness, and one who learns to estimate those thou
sand little namciess kindncsses Incl, cheer the path
OF life, even This is not without its moral. Who that
has ever been narrcd-and if you have not, reader
remember what we say--docs not remember The OK.
uberant g'ories of that cvenlu day how brish the
world without, how ardent and sincere the friendship
of those around one. Did you dream that you had
SO many friends or that they felt such exceeding IN
ierest IN your welfare? Could you doubt in the face
ol such proesaions, that you had won the universal
favor of the world, and lhat homage and alteration
were your due ! The in,oxica,on Of a moment like
this IS not calculated 10 lead ones mind 10 contem
platoon Of those minor duties which we have allu-
dei or 10 rom abroad in quest Of of charity and
kindness. But, when occas onaly we find youth.
'u' Gushing bride, crowned with gTFands, surround
cd By adoring friends in the mis, Of music, of song
and the dance, SO mindful Of even the smallest pro.
protes OF The occasion not TO forge, the poor print
er's boy who oney plies his hour of midnight toll
'unno,ced and unsung," to u.s. it expresse, great
deal 1t speaks OF faith, hope, and love domestic
happiness the lind mother, the friend the afflicted
the mlnis'erng angel al the lick bed, and, in short
the whole cata logue of adorning virtues which com.
bne to make up the GROWING jewel in the dadem OF
female excellence. Perhaps some may regard US as
extravagant; but SO clear we in these opinions,
that were we looking among the widows for wife
all other things being equal-we should turn to the
] files and zee who Irule nlh..l ed The nrlnier
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here has been only one such system Of pill

there has been only one such system Of pill
cations. -..
We learn from our State Geoloeist that
many phenomena in this State coincide with
the general theory Of plication which has long
been familiar TO Geolcgists. Hence in a
mountain in the northwest part Of Monkton'
the arch a, the tops Of one Of these immense
folds has been perfectly preserved, where
the thick strata for hundreds OF feet may be
seen folded like paper, having been once
plastic. although now, from the effects Of
heat, of flinty hardness. A volcanic assure,
filed with ancient lava (ereen.stone) vas
found cutting across the rocks in the north
end of the Mountain, and giving them slaty
structure. Gdia1y.
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JOSEPH W. ALLEN.
. ATTORNEY,
MILTON FAIL LIS,
harles Brewster's Estate.
PETITION TO SELL. LAND,

STAT OF YER MONT At a sesso n Of
Distric, Of Chtcnden, s.. ~ tho Probate
Court held n, Burlington, within and for said Dflric
of t'h,,cnden, on the 10Th day Of Nav, 1876. comes
Aphia Brewster administrators Of the estate Of
Charlie. Brewster, late of Colchester IN said dis riot
deceased and flied in said court her petition in WIZ
ing setting forth that the said deceased died seized Of
one half oI mill aud mill privilege lot no. II
in SAID Colchester, and OF n slip in the Bnp,is, and
Congregational meeting house at Colchester Centre
subject TO Inc widows right Of dover therein THAT
.>ae II sa, property and Of tho reversion Of dover
therein is necessary for the paynlp Of the debts s
lowed hy the commissioners against sail estate aud
the expenses Of ADMINISTRATIONS and prnvng said cour,
to lirens, her ~ seIl Said estate for the purpose
oresa,d spsecnily to the statute IN such case made
and pm, idcd.
WhercuIon. III. court aforesaid do. appoint the
nd "Wednesday in June, 1916, for hearing and lie
cdiuo sad pc'ou at the Office Of the Regs'e, ~
sn,d court ~ sad l'rlneton, at ten oclo in 'he
fo-tnoon aud doth order that all persons inter- -,e
bc notified lhe,col by publishing this order contain,
ING The sbs ancc nj said petition, three week, sue
cssrve'v.n the Burlington Free Pre- p. ucwspnpcs
p.in'ed ~ sad Burlington the last If which pu lie,
ton To be previous TO sad second Wednesday in June
1876
Given under my hand al said Burlington this 18th
day OF Nav, 1916. WM. WESTON. Reyister.
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Mechanics Tools.

STRONGS 4 Go. oftr a heavy stock and very
~ extensive variety Of MECHANICS TOOLS, which
have been selected with great both in regard 10
superiority Of ani,h and Improvement IN pattern TO
which the attention ofpurcha sers il solicited Among
winch are, Spear Il Jack,on'~ hand panel, ripping,
and back Sans, co Files aud Chisels, bench Plane,
and Moulding TOOLS Plumb aud Levels, steel nd iron
Squares, Box wood rules, Coupasscs and Dividcrs,
BeviIs and Try squares, Wrcnches cas-, steel, Con.
cave and common Augers, Anger bits, Broad Axes,
hand do, Hatches, hollow Auaers, draw shavcs sand
paper, Braces and Butts, saw Sets, Gimbets, screw
Drivers, Chsel and Anger handles, nail Hammers
&c. &C. lime D a6
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James Gatcs's Estate.

STA7T! or VERMONT. Hon tho
D>,ri"' Of Chr,cndcn, s.. ! L Proba,e Court
for the District Of Chi''enden: To all persons ron
Gel ned il the estate o. JAMES GATES late OF Essex
in said dis rc'. decea ed, GREErINo.
,a.c of said deceased proposes to render an account
OF Der administrator ahd present her account against
said estate for examination and allowance al session
Of the Court Of Probate 10 be holden at the Rec.
Office in Burlington on the third "Wednesday OF June
newt
THrREroHE, You are hereby notified to appear he
fore SAID at the time and place Aforesaid and
shcw cars". If any have why the account afore.
sad shOnld no. be allowed.
| Gwen under my hand AT Burlington, this 20.h day
| OF Nay, \. ID. 1876.
! 5lw3 WIN. WESTON, REGISTER.
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House Furnishings.

MINERAL Knobs. pearl white face plate, half
Iva plate and bronzej Rose wood do, Brass aud
Glass do, Bell pulls, Bells and han sngs, Blakes
latches, Mortice locks, Butts and screws, Cupboa,d
Catches and locks, Window springs, window blind
Trimmings, Hooks and hinges, Hook. and Sal le,,
Mahogany and Vencercd knobs, Ha, anil Goa, hooks ;.
Sc. dc, together with full assortm mt Of
House Furnishings,
amongst which house keepers may fluid great yari
ETY. Of new, useful, economical and ornamental arti
cles AT SrRONGS & Co.
June T. 'd6,
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Carpets. ('arDelS.

THE subscriber has lust received large assert
l. lnent of Carpets,of different qlaie and patterns,
which he will sell by the piece, retail at The lowest
pieces N. LOVELY.
June g. 1876
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Heavy Hardware.

I OG and trace chains, wagon an cart boxes, an.
IL wills, vlses spades, shoves, forks hoes scythes
and snathes, blacksmi,hs bellows >ledge hammers
narrow and broad axes, augers crobars cadron ket.
ties, wagon axes steel springs brass kettles, mil and
circular saws, wrought and cut nails iron and brass
wire, sheet copper and brass hoop iron, sheet lead
sheet zinc, grndsone cranks, oven mouths plow
castings etc. etc. SrRONCiS Il. co
June 4 1S46
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JEWELRY 8 WATcHEs

OF al descriptions. Al,o, setting the half hours 10
striking clocks, repairing music boxes, tuning accor
deons, etc.
Mr.. Frenou having worked in a large establish
menl m View York for two years and aving prcvi-
ousy received good instructions from an excellent
woIktiani qualified TO execute the most difficult
confidence, and beslow on him share Of patronage
For information respecting his workmanship, Mr.. r.
would refer 10 Mcssr>. feers, Van Arsdale e. Cooper
No. Maiden Lane, y. Y.
Burlington, june 1886 If
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A bill is beiure the Senate for building ten
war steanl-ships-cOst, S5,O0O,O00.
Mr. Allen has moved call for any infor-
ma,ion tina, the Prrsiden, may have relating
to tho desis" Of England and France to
make Texas AN independent nation.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

- THE subscriber Icing de,Iro,,s of re.
t.iug from business, offers for sale
jiVs h 8 large and valuable FAR u, consisting
19s Of 400 acres of ex client LAND, stu,
a'ed II the village Of Chazv, Clinton
County, \. Y. Upon the premises are Two dwelling
house, Hrce arn. oul houses &c. &c. The farm
/, wei wooded and watered, and is altogether one d
the most va liable and pleasant locations in the coun-
~. Terms easy
For particulars, apply to the sub cril,er on tn,
premises. ALEXANDER SCOTT.
Chazy, April 20, 1876. AZ
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Dry Groceries.

IN CHESTS Tyson, Young H., II. s. and Pow.
w chong Teas
10 Hhds.' ST. OK. Porto Rico and ~ O. sugars.
10 -" Moas>cs,
2 Tons LOAF, cr,ish'd. and pow,l Sugars.
Candles, Bar Soap, Starch, Ginger, Cassa, Prppcr.
Spice, Sacral,l, Cocoa, VerInlcila, Tobacco Cloves
Nmmegs, Lamp Oil, Sperm Candles, Goldfish, Sal
mon, &c. &c.
June 3, 49, STRONGS e. Co.
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Paints and Oils,

Il TONS White Lead, drv and in OIL, "Pure," "Ex.
ira aud No. L." Chrome Yellow. Ven. Red
Red lead, Verdigrs. Paris Green, French Yellow
Lithargc Gum Copal. Chrome Green, Whiting, Puliv
Spirits Turpenlne, 1000 90. Lnseed Oil, Varni,h
Window glass, Paint and varnish brushes, Boicd
OIL, &c. &c. STRONGS & Go.
linn, A. '16
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Harpcrs Illuminated bible.

.r, No. 5i-PRIeE 25 CENTS.
This closing number compress two froniispIeces
exqnlsely engraved, which have been pronounced by
eminent critics uLsurpa, sed for artistic excellence.
Subscribers particularly requested To lose time
in completing their sets, as after a limied interval
the work will only be sold complete, and no longer
la obi ainahIr N uuuhcrs
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Notice.

MR.. FIREMAN., from New York, has the pea =.
vi are 10 inform the citizens of Burlington and Vi
cinty that ne has opened a shop Two doors north Of
" Warner store, lately occupied by J. II. Plat
''Irch sLee,, and is prepared to do, with ncalnes s.
and ~ the best manner, all work entrusted m b !
Care-nciuii,u - "
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NEW GOODS.

NJ w. GAGE has just returned from N. Yor
IN. and Boston markets with we'll selected Us
sortment OF GOODS, consisting Of
FANCY PRINTS, Of every description
Ginghams, Printed Lawns, aud
Dealnes, for ladies' dresses;
Silk Barage and DelaIne Shaws, OF the latest style;
Fancy Cassnere for gentlemen pants;
Summer Goods for chIldrcn's clothes, al kinds;
Cotton and linen Thread-Spool Thread;
Cord Thrcad-Sllk and Twist of the hest quality;
Cotton Cloths, Drilling Bed Ticking, etc.
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Fire Crates,

4 NEW pattern and Of superior wor; manship by
"a June 1, '46. STRONGS g. Co.
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PIt EMlUM HORSE.
SIR HENR

THAT hsA ffoeIvN
three fte,niumsst ~
rrcYliurait'airs
IN View York held IN
1885. Isie n4..isil~
Also FIR t,Codny pre-
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lIarpcr's Illuminated ShaksMarc.

Nos 10 S0-PRTCE 2JcEST>.
The gorgeous drama Of Antony and Cleopatra ST.
pcrhly enbelllshed cnrclics the present is al this
beautiful edition Of the great Poet The Engraving of
the Head Of ClcViatra is full oibcwiIchng beauty
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BY Mrs Eliza w Farnham. l2,no, muslin, git.
Pace 50 CENTS.
Forming No. XII of iIARPERS NEW MlSCiL
LANY OF STERLING LITERATURE.
No work has ever lcen written Life ill., he,Wcsi
SO rich in huuior SO spirited IN lis descriptions, go
aloundng in thrilling incidents as this
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Ar,huii's Antiquarian.

A WORK Unique, Csrous and Interesting, high
"A w recommended. The loverso Caviosities vii
oe amply repaid by The perusal otihis work
For sale by STEVENS WOODS.
burlington, June 3. 1876.
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BroOms, Pals. &c.

Sl DOZ. Brooms,
w 40 " Wood Pals,
90 Alicante Mats,
SO Assorted vanish Brushes,
~ do HAIR do
20 Common and fancy Busters,
Window and Floor do
Table brushes, Flesh do, Tooth and Nail do, Scru'
do, Shoe and Horse do, &c.
Jane 4, 49, STRO\GS A Go
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Hard Ware.

Hard Ware.
ON boz. BIakcs Catcher,
ScO $500 gross "PrcnIm" Screws,
500 doz. wrot and cas-, iron Door Bu,e
100 Table do
20 cwt. Hooks and Hinges,
Together with an extensive assortment Of Shee, and
heavy Hardware, which is offered n, wholesale or re
tail on favorable terms TO the purchaser.
June |, '46. STRONGS g. Co.
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Napoleon and his NIarshaIs,

By J. r. Headey illustrated with IL sietf' engra
Wings vols, l2mo. Vol. just published.
PRicE 81.
The second volume will be ready in few days
"The style of Mr.. Headcy is well known. In the
descriptive he has no superior among the popular
writers Of the day and none Of his productions have
been more Justly admired than those scenes of the
battle field, whih he has painted with 50 much vi
witness as to make powerf impression on the
reader. In this volume no has perhaps exceeded
himself and has produced work tina, is not to be- of
ephen,eral popularity hut which will be read and ad-
mred hcreafter.-N. Y. Observer.
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Victory! Victory! Victory!

Victory! Victory! Victory!
The greatest get.
TT is now in the days OF Ethan Allen when cd
L Fort Ticonderoga was captured,
UP AND DOING DOES IT.
Just as the New Workers were all in ecstacles re-
joicing for War and Victory, s7i3 composed in part
of Mexicans, Spanish with French Crowns and Brl-
sh Sovereigns under Green Mountain Boy Com
mandcr re inlorccd by IT, S. American Eagles, en-.
tered the Empire City, and took from their Stores
S7i3 Dollars worth OF their most Splendid and Valu-
able Goods Wares, and Merchandise and brough, to
Vermont for distribution TO the People, who may have
the articles hy applying 10 their Agent
HOWARD.
Thursday morning, May IS, 1896 81
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Bibles and Te>tassscnts..
A LARGE supply for sale by
n May 20. - .. WooDS.
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Bows Sims.

w ARR ANTEDto SWIM and other toys.
w SO BB1NSMAlD d BROTHERS.
BRITANNIA and Ear,hcn Bed Pans Spit Cups
ID Soap Dishes Foot and Hip baths and some 9TH
or necessary and useful articles, for sale by
SO BRlNSMAID e. BROTHERS.
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'"' A. r. wv A r DS' ,
T. CHEAP CASH
9oOK store
No. 1 Peck's Buildiup,

A general assortment OF School,
Classice!and MISCELLANEOUS Books and Stationery
at CRY PRICES. -
Ilaswell's Engineers aud Mechanics Pocket
Book
New edition much improved; Neatly bound in leather
Pace sl25.
This valuable manuel has passed under thorough
revision; the new edition comprises a large alnpunt
Of important information respecting Steam and the
STRAIN Engine, and numerous useful facts in the
various mechanic arts, CLEANED from var ely, Of
sources.
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Notice.

THE Indtrs gn.j have entered into co-nnvtnpr
l sup, Tor the nurpose If carrying on the Mercan.
tie b1,'ne S. AT Winoo.k Fa l. un,er The ma me and
>lye Of MUNSON + FOLLETT.
Joas s. MUHsoS,
Lov,s FuLlETr.
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~ LOVELY is extremely anxious to close his
lNs mercantile BUSINESS in Burlington, and will
sell his large stock Of Goods she very loves, prices
for cash ready pay. Cash s what is wanted.
Burlington, June 3, 1916.
October next N LOVELY
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Crockcry and Glass Ware
A LARGE assortnen, Of Crockery f. Glass Ware
n China, etc. N. LOVELY.
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SIDNEY I8ARI.OW.

ii AVING connected will himself, Geo p. Woods,
IL April l>t 1916, for the pnrpo,e of transaciing
business in the Mercantile hne in the name of Barlow
& Woods, would respectfully n'arm his friends and
OF the bes, qualities OF yoods at all times on hand,
and sell rs cheap for cash thcr pay he fomd
elsewhere. They have at present large stock of
spring goods on hand, and all that will favor them
Butter, Cheese, Gram, Pork, Lumucr, Shingles, Wood
and most kinds of Farmers produce taken in exchange
for goods nj the marker prices.
Wnoo>ki Fall. June 5I 1916 50
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Sabbath School Books.

lust received fine stock Of Sabbath S'hoo
j Books from the Dcposlrores in Boston and New
York, for sale at Depository prices by ..,
May %. >. WooDS'
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MiLLERs LtATHERiP Preventative
4 Water Proof Hacking.

TINS Backing is not designed 10 produce polish,
/ bni 10 render the leather Soft, Plable Water
Proof, and mich more Durable. Tho inventor has
had many years experience in the Tanning and Shoe
Making business, and bus prepared this article, hav-
Ing spent mnch time IN perlec'ng II, with view sole
~ To the good cf:Lcaiter.
Manufactured BY +. MILLER, Warsaw, N. "
SCHOOL BOOKS OF ALL KINDS
eJlOY Book 5 IN abundance Blank Books, all quail
i -Black, blue, aud rcd ink-lndellabe lux
Steel Pens. and QvlIs--ieuer Paper, very nlce--do
do. choap-Cap do all prices. flesh supply io
sale by 3 WOODS.
May 10, 1916.
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Smoked Hams

ND SHOILDERS,-Lnrd Of the tir>l quality
n Mess ana Clear Pork-FHour-Corn Meal, an,
mo ST other kinds OF provisions, 49,.
Nav %. a. ;. DEWES'S.
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Groceries.

| TEAS Of all kinds and qualities, Brown Sugars.
crush'd do, Powdered and Havana Coffee A'lspice,
Ginger, Cassia, Saeratus, Cod Fish, Salmon, Mack
erel, Pork Flour, Salt. by The bag and bbl;
a1fStore one doer south Of Il. }. Fays shsc tore
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The Hush Ranger Of Van Dienan's Land.

by Charles Rowcroft, E'q. Author Of =" Tales ofthe
Colonies" &c.
PRicE % Cents.
The scenery and characters yed in the present
work, not only POSSESS fhe novelty, but the stirring
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deed, as completely TO enchan The reader with its
powerful aon-rcndcrs this Australian ro-
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auctions Of its class in modern times.
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