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ATTENTION.
TONCTHD T'IDN WIZ C..

NONS q " T IUN z. NC.
TIME Subscriber again calls the attention Of the
inhabitants Of Burlington and vicinity, 10 (pea.e
call and oban) pamphlet, dealing particulars,
and giving of cures OF the strongest pos sble
character, effected by using the Rev. N. II. Downs
VEG ETABLE BALSAMIC ELIXIR. Notwi,h-
standing the papers arc full OF advertisements Of
Cough Medicines, yet among the whole there per.
haps is article that ranks so high and approaches
near specific for Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis, and
the whole catalogue of Pulmonary symptoms, as this
celebrated F. ixir
1t has leen observed from Name 10 Georgia that
consumptive patients latter having drank from one
TO twenty bottles ofWid Cherry, Hungarian Ba>an
Olosonlon and the thousand Other arcies) have lccn
compelled to Dorn's Ba'sau, teflre any per-
maneni aud lasting lentf 10 the patient was visible
n Burlington the sales have cen principally 10 ihoe
who have wasted their money in purcna, ing Wild
Cherry, &c. PA fresh supply ha lust heen open
Ell, and pamphlets roa ~ Tor iirribnion at the brng
Store If HARRINGTON #. BROTHER
Fell. Sd, 1916 81
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To the Deaf.

TO those who are troubled with Deafness, Buzzinp
in the Ears and NOISE as OF water falling, cali
and procure good article for ~ l-2 cents at HAIR.
RINGTON e. BROTHERS., and not b. foolI,blv
spending dollars for advertised hlmbugs.
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New Goods at N. Lovely's.

lust received an assortment Of New Styles Of
Prints, also Green Barage, Drab Cotton Velvet
OF different shades, Black Velvet Ribbon and other
Fancy Goods, all Of which arc selling at great lar.
gains.
Burlington Feb. 10, 1896 80
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Pure Bears Oil.

The only Bsamifer and Preserrer Of The Hair
fI'HL eldest writers on the subject Of The hair have
one and all alluded - the properties contained
in Genuine Bears Grease as a preserYa ion and
heauher If Natures covering for the head HIP.
nocrates, the most ancient medical wriicr on the sub
jet, says IN his 'Trea;i-e on parts Of the Human
Body that the fat Of The tTrsusl Bear is very nu
irve IN starting and ptescrvrn the OF the hair
Of alut~, when premature badness occurs. The 10
nrr membranes e tho flesh Of the ncares, Tho
skin, are covered with n shining ni which forms the
source from whence snriny and ot1inrs the Of
the har that covers them go prolisrlv. THIS is The
law nature and II follows mat the Ui produced lc m
the fat Of this animal very useful to the human race
IN leading 10 the recovery Of the hair when prema-
mfly lost.
Surely no greater proof can be ndduce1 MS to tho
value OF Genuine Bedrs on for the hair. For years
the pure article has been considered by the most emf
nent physicians the best remedy for badness, falling
Of or weakness Of the hair, and MI complaints con.
neclel herewith Great care should be taken in al!
cases as 10 III" renulneness and purity Of the OIL Tho
real article carefully purified and highly perfunei for
sale by Messrs HARRINGTON & BROTHER,
Druggists and Apaihecarles &c. &C.. Church Street
Burlington Vermont. 80
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THE MOST
ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY!
A BLESSING! A MIRACLE!!
WONDER!
To cure Erupfions and Disfgurements of
the Skin. Pimples, Freckies, SunJurn,
Salt Rheum, Scurrv, Sore
Xeads, &c. &c. &c.

Ase""', W. S'C' CC'
-FOUR years ago la:, August, the capital Of France
was a-toni>h,d IN consequence OF q discovery
made by an Italian Chemist. Many donbted-i
seemed almos, an mpo>siby that any thing made
by the hands of man, could have such singular pow
ers as that claimed by ANTONIO VEspRINI Tor hi, IN
ventiun. Many ella sci hun and his invention as a
hiInbne, land, alas 1! many foolish persons without
trying, 10 The same now y a, length after testing it
in the hospitals the Medical Society ofParis he be. t
chems IN the world, delivered the following re )or
TO SIgnor Nesprn:
I'VE have now infinitely AMI carefully examined
the singular Invention OF Ve>prni We have analysed
It's conponcn, pars-we have use II several ca es,
and we hesitate no, to pronounce It (The Italian
Chemical Soap a. Il great blessing, AM truly won
deriu remedy for any cutaneons eruption or d,hgnre
ment Of the skin. IL inventor consider the lrue
rhIan'hropi> Of suffering mankind
(Slgned) LEOPOLD DuPREY, Pres"
Then come, the report OF the " Sorie:e De l'In,t-
tute" al scientific experiments
1--WE are a>tonndei," exclaims the ageI pre- ilent,
'a tins singular preparation - Ve,prini'> Italian
Chemical soap. Where, indeed, viii science stop
Here we have preparation made in the form Of a
heauliilil piece OF soap, which we know by actual
praclce 10 cure every cnaneous erupti)i, every dis
hgnreinen, OF, and even discJlored skn Where will
lis magic and singular power cease The Negro.
the Creole, the Yellow Race of the Fast an the Rel
Man Of the Far West, alike under he inienre Of
lis extraordinary powers Of clearing yellow disrol-
ored skin, and making 1t white and beautiful, and of
(tere several persons were brought forward By tn @
pre'iden who had used it, in proc! 0! his assertions
READ THlSl
From the Inventor himself 10 the present Proprietor
PAais, Nov. 4, Isi0.-ln confederation OF the sum
Of $4,000, have divulgel to Mr. r. JONES, re-linG
in the Cny of New York, n. A., the whole process Of
manufacturing, together with n st,emcnt of the in
gradients composing my Italian Chemical Soap
He is 10 manufacture II for sale IN the United states
only, aud to have the privilege Of naming it
"JONES'S ITALIAN CHEMICAL Soap
Witness, Henry J, Holdsworh.
(SgncdO ANTONIO NESPRlNl.
There are pro"ahly few persons Of intelligence
who, after reading the aho5e, will doubt the qualities
OF JONES'S lrALiAN CHEMICAL. SOAP, in cur
Scurvy, Erisypelas Sunburn, Morphew, Tan, yellow
or Brown Skin, &c.
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NEW ESTABLISHME
Feathers !
IN CIIANCySIsr.
NCEET.
STATE OF VERMONT
Chltlenden County.
SAMUEL n. CLARK
March Term, 1910.

I
Milo G. REMrNGToN, 7 March Term, 1910.
HARRIET N. CRorr. and
JOHN CRorr. Whereas, Samuel n
CLARK, o! New Lebanon, IN the State Of New Yorl,
hath this day filed in my Office, his till of foreclosure
brought TO the Court Of Chancery next. to lie holden
AT Burline ion, in and for said Chitienden County, on
the last Tuesday one of March A. D. 1915 where.
in the said Samuel II. Clark pravs SAID Court, for The
causes therein SET forth, TO oreclo,e all the right,
title and interest of the said Henry H. Remington
Milo G. Remington, IIarrie, n. Crol, and John
Croi, OF, in and TO the following describe premises.
10 wit: "The following de crlbed land in Hneshirrh
aforesaid. in the second division thereof containing
one hundred acres more less; and is known IN
said division by the name OF lot No. ICO, whereof
David Fcrr Is original grantee, ard is the same land
decided 10y the orator Hosea Remington on the 3l>t
day Of March, 1872" OF which SAID premise, or Of
parts whereof, the said Henry ~. Remington Milo
g. Remington, Harrle, \. Cro1 aud John Croft hold
subsequent cOnveyances And whereas il is made 10
appear to me that the said Henry II. Renn r'on anil
Milo G. Remington resident with this STATE so
that personal notice cannot be made to Them Of the
tendency OF the said Bill OF f1reco .urt:
Therefore, it is ordered that the said Henry II
Remington and Milo G. Remington have notice OF The
fling OF said Bill by publication OF thi> order in the
Free Press newspaper printed al Burlington in said
Chiteaden county, three weeks successlvelv the last
Of said publications. 20 lie least twenty DAYS before
the next Term OF the Court Of Chancerv
Given under my hand at Burlington in said county,
this twenty eighth dav Of January 1876
EDWARD A. STANSBURY, Clerk.
II. LEAVENwoRTII, Solicitor. S6w3
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BOSTON
DRY GOODS, j0BBING G. IMPORTING
II q u S e..

JOHNSON 81 SHANNON,
Nos. 42 and ~ MIX ST. Boston, opposite
Federal Street.
Xy7OULD call The attention Of the trade in this
w vicinity 10 the r large ana well assorted Stock,
which will he offered lower than New York prices,
Jor cash or credit.
COMPRISING IN PART,
DOMESTICS, FOREIGN GOODS,
Heavy Bro Sheeiings of White Goods and Linens
all styles, of every variety OF style,
Light and fine do Alpaccas, Orleans, 1ddi.
Heavy & light Shirtings anna>,
Bleached Shee,lng and Bomha zines De Metre
Shirtings, Cloths, French & Eng.
Cold Cambrics, Si'ccias, Itrros Veveis.
Broad cloths & Tweeds, DRESS GOODS,
Fancy and plain CASH NJ DE LANES, each. De
mer>, Doe>kins, Eco>ses, Corded and
PLAIN and fancy Sntnets Rent Ca>hmeres
Cord and Bro Drllings, Printed Lawns,
Tickings and Stripes, Lawn Gmghams,
Flnnnels, Linseys, printed Organizes Balzorine,.
Jeans, Silks, blk. and col'd fig
Denmos Mexican stripes, and pInn
DC. &c. Shawls, Cachmere, Brooch,
Prints of manufacture Of Damask, NJ De High
Mer imack, Hamilton q land, Barge OmLre and
Coeheco Cos, Sprarues Mazerpa. Also.
Cozzens. Chap;n, Robe Gloves, Hosiery, Poneee
son, &c. &c. aud Spialfeld Hdkfs.
8. Il. SCOTT, who is n, the above named e.
Enlistment respectfully socls call from his friends
when they visit Boston. Feb. l2-37mi
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FARMERS CLUB,

The Farmers Club will meet this evening at
7 O'Clock, at the Office of James w. Hickok.
Subject for discussion-SHADE TREES.
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FARM FOR SALE,

e:.r-r DOR SALE farm in underhill, con.
900 l. tanning one bundled and iory.si1
ess2 acres, 1lUu one hundred mere, OF which
covered ly a good growth Of hard wood. On tho
premises are cunycnenl dwelling hore, arm sheds,
Nc. and an orchard OF thrifty hearing app trees,
-u,icicnt for making some fifty or sky barrels Of
CIDER. Al o, iarni containing one hundred acres,
wing ahoui mile from The owe about sixty acres
u which i under improvement, and has on it capa-
ro't> harm the remainder j. well wooded principally
with beach and maple. The above are situated near
the centre OF the Town and OF the main road, ARE
well waierel and well fenced, cons siderable portion
otthe fence eng substantial stone wall, and ioreth
er compose one ct the best DAIRY farms in the town.
The above premises will lie sod 70 close concern
for much les than r.r real va ue, anil pos
given the lst Of Apr next For further part icu-
lar empire OF A. FOO1E.
Burlington, Feb. %. 1914 3sf
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DIR. u. SMITH,,


MOST Respectfully informs the inhabitants Of
lNl Burlington and vicinity. that having changed
his residence from Champlan to Cherry street, three
doors west Of the Congregati onal Church, he con-
tinIes the pracllce of "A
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
adopting the hest and most efIcacious remedie, ex-
lan aud while he is UNIV illing to heeve any OF the
various systems Of the day per1se! hs &o'd cautious
ly select from them such articles OF medicine, as he
has found from long experience in Divers fled and
wide extended practice, both in CITY and country, TO
lie best adapted 10 each and every case-aware tha,
there are no Two case exactly alike.
How TAR success has attended his efforts since he
has resided in this village, he would most willingly
submit TO the decision OF an enlightened aud candle
public, for he is confident il must he acknow ed
by the people that he has elected cure in some
cases where Others had failed.
But physician may neglect
To notice cen good effect,
Unless the cause As he supposes,
is nine times I.aner than his nose is.
Yet he has made some important cures which all
both physicians and Others, admit TO have resisted al
their skill for years
Doct Smith would also leg leave TO inform the
public that he has purchase OF Doci. Emer, the right
TO manufacture and sell DR. BASSISG's highly cee-
braed and invaluable PATEST LACE, which far ,ur-
passes everything OF the KIND IN The market. Being
Of opinion thai the arllcle which has been used IN
this section has been Of inferior quality causing
many failure, whereas il a good article had ieen
faithfully applied a cure would have been the result
He has made arrangements tor a supply from The
original factory OF DIR. banning that every Lace ma,
Doctor therefore invites all who need ANYTHING O
The kind, 10 give hun call before purchasing else
where.
Dr.. Smith continues to keep for sale, a, REDUCED
prices great variety OF bo'anico, lalroepnc au'
Magnetic remedies, winch have been prored Ly mi
lions Of persons IN the Uued States lar more SAT
and saiutary IN removing disease, than any othe
known among men, and when accompanied by tn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-02-20
LIFE INSURANCE.

THE State Nfutun Insurance Company Of Wor.
J. ces er Massachusetts, offer to issue policies OF
Insurance lives on the most favorable terms. -
Applications received by
GEO. y. SIIAW-Aory7.
Burlington, Dec H. 1915.
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CIIilblains !.

A immediate and permanent cure for THE an
"A noying complaint. For sails BY
PECK Il SPEAR and
- w.B' HATCH & Co, winooski Falls
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LOST,

pETWEEN Miss Flemmnp's School and the
- Courthouse Square,a Music Book for the Piano
The finder will please give notice at this Office.
Burlington, February l3, 1916.
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Cash

DAID for EMPTY Flour Barrels. Flour a nd
Meal, also teed for cattle nd horses for ALI bu
Feb. 20, 1915 (a3w3D H. WHEELER.
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T. q II " ID,

NEAR the Courthouse Squire n certain sum Of
~ money, which the owner will receive by making
application TO JOHN CLARKE at Srongs store.
Burlington, January 81, 1876. 35w3'
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Constantly On Hand.

CHOICE TABLE BUTTER. Lard, Pork, shad
~ Salmon, Mackerel. Corn Meal, Buckwheat and
Graham Flonr. Superior and common Lamp Oil
Paien, Sperm Candles, Common do mould Candles
Ciron &c. A. S. DEWEY.
Feb 49, 1896
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DR.. GEO. W, WARD.

d. FLETCHER respectfully notifies the p Il lie that
he ha> established himself NJ Burlington Falls oppu-
sic Mr.. WeaverS Store, wi,er. he is ready u an >,yer
al calls in the Tailoring b .cne.s.
n. B.-Cnt.ing done fof Others to make ~ at all
times, aud warranted TO fiji fproperly made np.
Jan. 81, '46. 3Cw3
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Board.

Board.
-FOUR OR FIVE PERSONS can he accommodate.
ed win good Board BY applying at the Cottage,
corner ri Champain and Pearl streets
arlington, Feb. ia, 1876. 3sw3
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" o II / & e

~ o TT G e
rs hereby given, that the copar,ner,hp heretofore
L existing under the firm of
WRIGHT & FLETCHER,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
w. WRIGHT
ID. FLETCHER.
As there is trouble, debts due TO Wright & Fletcher
are not TO be paid except the parties lie pre- ent.
ID. FLETCHER.
Q Z Z Z q ! q q Y Y Z z
THE undersigned woull respectfully notify the
publ that the books Of the late frm of Wright
d Fletcher are IN his hands. they Of right ,honlc
he and that he will attend to the sci Element Of the
same. Those indebted are requested 10 call and ad
Just their accounts nmedi lately. The only "troube'
there is in this matter, grows ont of the fact that Mr.
FLETCHER has pocketed the funds ofthe partnership
and refuses 10 account for The same
WILLIAM WRIGHT.
Burlington Feb. II, 1916
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l}epilatorv Powder !

so Famous for removing Superlluous Hair Ais,
- the American Hair Dve for coloring White OF
Grey TO beautiful Brown or Bak. For sale bv
PECK & SPEAR aud
W. b. HATCH & Co, Winooski Falls
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For Sale at Auction,
THE VESrRY of the Congregational Church
l. will be sold at Auction, on Monday, February l6
at o'clock, p. NJ on the promises.
III. w. CATLIN
C. A. SEYMOUR CONN.,
February 6, 1916.
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Asa ish0ads' Estate.


STATE OF VERMONT, irE7HE X n. the Prob e
D~'r'' Of Ghlilcaten So, Cont for the Di-tric;
OF Chntenen: To al. per concrne ia The ate
OF Asa RHOADS lac of Eichmond in >aid District.
deceased. GHEErISG.
NHLnEAs, Ransom Jones AMI Amos Bate, exc
cuurs OF The lust viii Of said decea.el nroao-e 10
render an acco INT Of their administrations and pre- eul
Their account against sal estate examination and
allowance al q session VI the Court Of Probate be
ho'den AT The Reg sier'> Office in Burlington, in aid
district, on the fourth "Wednesday Of February, 1916.
THEREFORE,, You are hereby notified TO appear ie.
lore sad court al The time AMI place aforesaid and
shew cause, if any yoi have, why the account aiore
sail sholld not lie allowed.
Given under my hand al Burlington, this 4 dav Of
February, A. b. 1876.
'36w3 WIN. WESTON Peaister
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There are probably few persons Of intelligence,
OF JONES'S ITALlAN CHEMICAL SOAP, in cur
ing Eruplion-, ni,hgurements Freckles, Salt Rheum,
Scurvy, Erlsypelas, Sunburn, Morphew, Tan Yellow
or Brown SKIM &c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-02-20

MOST Respectfully informs the inhabitants Of
lNl Burlington and vicinity. lha, having changed
his residence from Champaln to Cherry street, three
doors west Of the Congregat onal Church he con-
Tin le, The praclce of Il
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TETOTTSCN'S
COM P0UND SYRUP OF Ia X
AN.D NHORn NApIiTIIA

For tie cure 81 Psimoaury Consumption,
Bronchitis. AsHtmd, Chronic Cdtdrrh, In
fpeHza, Obstinate Coughs, Splitting Of
Blood Throat Disease or Chronic LdrUH-
gifts. PGlpiidtioa of the Heart and Lircr
Complaint, alsU, HhVopiRg Cough, Colds,
DC.
t. combination heretofore uukuown, oxcrtug
power over ho.rscncss scarcely conceivable; having
specific ociiun on tho mocus tissue md at The
same time bringing Tie whole system under ~
powerful Influence. II completely cmdicatcs he
cause cd disease. Pee H hereditary or olhcrw isc, aud
~ striking nt ,hc root oi the plant mplsis tone
tp he debiliAI,d ruue and gives renewed viCor Co
the general system aid restores he patent 10 pr,ma.
,urc health.
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no MERCHANTS, PJYsICIANS An p
OTHERS,

HtnE SUBsCRib DER keeps constantly for sale.
at the lowest prices m assortment Of MD.
ICINEs DRUGS. DYESTUFF S. PAINTS. OILS.
GLASS. VARNiSH. BRUSHES. sc. &c
Confident his ptres Viii give satisfaction nc So
licitsevcn tho.e WIN may not intend in purchase az
the lime 10 ascertain The prices OF his eoois
Any communications asking the prices 81 goods
are most chrcrfully aud promptly aus~o cred.
lie would particularly safe. that be ii4s steam
FACTORY in connorion with his sioie. Tor P1NdeuHe
Jaisp, Rhubarb. lptcacuanho. and many olhef
Medicines; ior grinding Mustard. Cnnam'n Ais
nice Pepper. Gloves, Sc; tud Lntop Black Back
Lead. Veniiian Red Chrome yellow aud green
Vsricgris. yellow Octre aad o,hor Paints IN Of
All Of which he 10 ahle 10 cell at the very lowest
prices.
mo-, e..,s of different sizes Cor family convenience
Puify ofrhe bet qualify at ~ cents per II. on
az bladders and 3'cis ger 10 bajders. in quonii
ties ~ so pounds and upwar's
6~rNo charge made f,r deisefinr rcods Ia an
nast Of the ctty w w GORDON,
DRuooi-r. No l52 West PrslL few doors ftor
Light 81, and opposite the y q q X Depot,
6b % BALTIMORE.
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CuANCERY sALr.
lTS liz MIDDLE MHEEIING.


DURSUANF 90 the decree pfpuuunctd n tho
suit ~ Chaucery on lho liza da5 OF January
1876. wherein
William Dean is Complainant
AND
John GTchHsi, william CoGin aud others. ore ID"
fendaats
The Shern Of Ohio county acting NJ commission
Or under sid decree will oet for sale % the tuni
doof 81 l,e court house Of said county Of Ohn' on
Saturday ihe ooh day ct June 1876 Lis mn.
befed tWo hundred and SIX oue hufdfed and oue.
arc hundred sud thirty eight, one hundred and
/ fofjy seven one hu drsj af d frrv nine anil 'hlfy
/ two C2OG) u0i) 1889 AN 1897 t32] snuai, 90
tb1i par NJ Middle Whrciins tr'u plf ol ihc
city Of whechrg) nd ~ iy Nreh Z'n" John a"
sru add otfIs 90 s1 mrHg of such nHfN thereof a.
.b1'l te rtc-s.fg 'o .au.'g ihe a.ui rflffs' au.
c..fs. JrefecH tle complainant Doe Doe c.u.c
T.EliS-Tcn rrr ce.toi ibe que a.c mnrr'
o. ba fa.i ia c8.h. rra 'tc tcajHc .UrrcIi u l.rr'
equal usymsu,. at-y, iac.,o a.d c.tatcn menh
lf.m .be day oi .lle. iGe fnfchICr r- purchaser
giving toads wuh rs4J security, bearing lutgtt.
uam iho day &C slie.
JOIN G EoFF y fy
may2t Wcous. OC.
The .llo fhc above rrrreu, p,.tprrti Dol
Saturday Csc o. day Of August. 1876 jon u
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OF CLOTHS, TIA CLOTHS. TABLE
CIOrIiSWINBOW BLINDS EESCRFENS.
DOOR PIECES. COACH CURTAIN STUFF.
CEEEN BAIZE FOR SIDE BOARDS. BU-
REAJS. STANDS SC. SILK MD MUSLIN
APRONS tOR CHILDREN.
EOSEPH We %. 81 Et.i W hce'iSz, would 70
sptciia O. tni,fm the public ,hat he ~ rrcptf-
I'd g. execute orders ans thtrg enumerattd unuVo
r h. bis line with nestu,s-. dumhlii, and despatch
House PamIrg, Glazing uud Popcr Hanging alec
attended 90.
Residence aud shop nesr lhc old Crown Glass
Wgks. az 10
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For SALE.


f1NlIE SUBSCRIBER rtsrs4 iAssgie l.n's Nos
eeas,t 90 ] ssni 16c S'h SQUARE Of NJ ADDITION
S. - Z sal 80 RirgMeloNn) Land out
Ry S51T ~ FsfsT jno Rtichie up,u winch
ssycced a comfortable aud cEteuen, brick dwell
ing ond has au excellent gitden containing a vos
reIy 1T choice Frm, Trees and Shrubbory; toud
wcli Of wra-. siab ing smoke house, Sc and q,
pleasantly siinaled The property suow occupied
by J1cub +. B,eg. who Will take pleasure "a showing
a Jo any one de,iring in purchase.
ALSO-'rhe Undivided one hal 81 lots Nos
oud 9 and lac Undivided hale of tic Norh tall at
let No IN he Cd square In The above said add.
ton 10 Suuh Wheeling W,lh iheir Improvements,
consisting ufa large ir,mf dwelling. containing 10
rooms H. and 20 ceg each. nod nther bindings. &c
ALso--Loi No i76 10 Eosi Wheeling. being Of
The South corner of John nod Fiilh Streets; sad oi
has thfec fronts. making 24i lee'--hus erected on
% comfortable iisme dwelling now sccupied ty
Phihp Bief. E,q
ALSO--40 ieet uf The Easi Side Of Ia, ~ l45
in Eos Wheeling on John street opnn which 3.
erected good two story hfck dwelling now occu
ri 30 bv he subscnbcr TIE above perry wil
be snd a. ow puces and ON accommodating terms
ap ~ Il T. G JEFFERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21
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lest Of ihe diH, fcrt brands OF segafa
5000 RcgaHa AS rfes CoiJHss
5000 do Minerva
1000 do Calalafes
5000 Havana I1 Nefma
1000 Rcraia Doe Fauos
5000 90 Nlci8ua
5000 do Ia pah
2GOO Washington Ga Norma
10000 Havana oi tiHercui brands
10000 Pho, pc de- a Cruz
5000 De- Steam bet
5000 Gust0 Sans
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cases Of Lemon Symp box Ifcrth Chocolate 1'n
up in superior manner. ] dpz bottles tapffH
csst Treble Crepe Wine 90 cask Oi brata
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