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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-01-24

A Semi yMonthiy Journal, deuotedto the promotion
IF Agriculture, Horticulture and Domestic In
dttsfTy-PuJished at columbus, o., by M B.
Bateham-Teyms, 81 per year, or tour copies
for tt2 1Jponre
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27
ew candidate for the honor oil having sso,ve

problem has appeared. Gen. Ludlow, who is well
known to many OF our citizens, occupied until recently
the important office of Surveyor General OF the State
OF Mississippi He is well versed in abstruse mahe-
NAUTICAL science and during the last five months he
has spent his leisure time in the demonstrations by
which he has accomplished, to the satisfaction of his
own mind what has heretofore been ranked as one of
the impossiJiiities Of tfopia. We have read of so
many discoveries OF the solution of the great problem
all OF which have turned be discoveries at all
that we are sceptcal at new announcements and
vet Gen Ludlows perfect confidence in his cacula-
lions compel be less sceptical than perhaps we
might be under other circumstances. We understand
that distinguished mathematician of our city has
looked somewhat into the Generals calculations and
that he has faith in the result announced
| Ncr Orleans, Nov. 6, 1916
GENTLEMEN " GU will please announce that have
succeeded in solving the problem OF the Qnadrature
OF the Circle, and will be prepared in the cours, O
thirty or sixty DAYS TO lay the before the public
The Chart which will accompany the Pamphlet o.
demonstration, cannot, as am informed by the En-
giaver, be completed before the last of the presen
month
Very respectfully, your obi servant,
B. A LUDLOW.
Idi'or oil the Tropic, New Orleans.
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The People ,oiH attend 10 iha, p pa' q

The People 'oW attend TO iha, paiTfS"s., go
business themselves.
In the second place. the Union admits that al
the very first Congressional election since the
triumph of young Hickory Polk, Dallas, and
Victory" (ah! my excellent northern Locofo-
co friend, does not that war-cry now sound amaz-
ingly like CANNON !)--'there is a possibility"
that the Wings will overthrow their splendid To-
cofoco majority of nearly So and carry the House
of Representatives As a humane man we trust
that when that tooth was pulled Father Richie
was meSmeri-sd
Again; in the confusion which "regns at
Warsaw" Just at this iuncture, the Unioa's rea.
soning goes off as "miscellaneously as Pau
Pry's pistol! 1t says "the democrats cannot
we admit, hope to hold, in the elections yet Il
come all the districts now held by them &c.,
Well the Wings have aiready gained some 81
or 60 of the Districts now represented by locofo
cos and yet the Union, avowng its despair o
holding its omn, in the elections "yet to come,
0siiginnuAi On the democracy" to 'come int
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27
TENIIE PILES, A Cure FOR LIFE GUAR
L .,-.rr1.I DIP IrpII W. INrER \ Al d NJ

N, - IN =. D. 49, ~ i'"- ~ ~
~ to' ui' r'te VI | cS, iuII'lHnuo'i 81 INC Liver
an" .,t'eu i5'l"n"''L soreness I ~ IceIauoh o1
o Il ,r '"vaI niil anu DGuieI Hd,it-
pI w .,itI0lal huauIndush uIpuuy ol me
p!oT' " anu Illumination o' 'lc Hpule ana
'oI r we u rl " ll'I' BE-. T','ts. .,n
~ L'I MI il-i ~ II AM i'eHCu " ~.
- P'till' ulS'ii=u'sAeu pnl sicIal OF New orr
''! = ll7 "iY l1'. 9u''e1l tilev! LOT ud' naii-
sIIous ana distressing Gompaltthe fHcS, ever oiteT-
ca 10 tLe American pupc'
MARX 'llH' IL Il an iHterhdI hemedy-uoi an eXier.
laI dpI'dunh' auu WIN cure any case ri tte Piles
eltAtI breeding or bhnd, internal OF external; and
probably lhc only thing that viii There l. no mistake
about %. II is positive curc-Speedg and permanent
It l. also convenient medicine to take, and improves
the general health IN a remarkable manner
Each BOX contains twelve doses, at :. cts ger dose
II ~ o.y mud lH rs operation. and may be taken IN
ca--- o the most acute Inflammation without danger.
All external applications are m the highest degree dis
agreeable, IN unNenent, and offensive; and tom the
very nature OF the disease, temporary IN their eiicci,
This Medicine attacks the disease at IL source, and
rcmor'ng the cause renders the cure certain aud per-
maneht 49,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27
J'JE UOY'IfER'S pELIEE.

or ILMALE ENCENTRfS.
THIS valuable and highly appreciated Medicine
Valley OF the Columbia River. Oregon and since its
introduction into civilized life has been gilmore bene
fit to the human race than all other medicines
used 1t will almost do away the enaiied upon
our mothers from Eve 1t will effect quick easy
delivery that no other medicine will except what the
red women OF tn" forest use, that is congcnn with
ture. The patient will got about IN halt OF the time
they do treated in the old way
Il is a sure preventative of Broken Breasts and
chdbrcd fever and the proprietor is willing to WAR
RANT a cure to all vino may have occasion for its
use. Those who have been imposed upon by Quacks
and Quach no~ruus, and have the natural fear OF Il
second imposition can be referred OF the most
respectable families in the town.
All orders from dlsadcc, post paid will be attend
ed to upon the shortest notice.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by the Proprietor
Dr. Wi!l'TCllER, and by Harrington y Brother
Agents.
Burlington Vt. Sept IL 1916. II
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27
Ti MERCHANTS HOTEL 80

III MERCHANTS HOTEL 80 AND Al
u Courtlandf st, tright hand side going up from
North Rirer 10 Broadrag)
The above Hotel has been enlarged this season, and
the Proprietor hopes to accommodate more Vermont
customers lie regrets his being obliged to turn of
many the past fall and spring.
His accommodations are now more ample, and he
trusts they will be found satisfactory business
Terms, 81 % per day-S1 per week The Burlington
Free Press is kept ON File at this House.
WIN MUlRIIEAD.
We stop, when in New York, at the Merchants
Host, polite and attentive servants, good table and
CLEAN rooms and beds Emit
BRINSMAID * BROTHERS,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27

There is township in Northumberland coun,v. PA
named Coal, which Is closely den,lfeJ win The coal
interest Last year she voted on Canal Commission
crs as follows Harms, Whig, .; Burns, Loco, 6s-
Loco, NONE! This result is probably. ali owing to
the rain. !"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27
Total,

Balance against the Society. Ell II o
Audited by A. GEuMEL.
The amount of donations and subscriptions in
the hands of James Court, Esq, treasurer of the
building fund, E277 Gs I'd, and nearly the same
sum subscribed to be paid when said building
shall be erected. We should have been graft
fed to mention the names and donations Of all
who have assisted in both of the objects mem
tionrd above. but for want of room we trust we
shall BE- excused. Each benctactor may he as
surcd. that the smallest mite is thankfully re-
ceived
THADDEUS OsGooD.
Agent.
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VI. &. Fsatliblsn 4 90,
MERCHANT TAILORS,

/ Il THEIR FRIENDS TO EXAMINE 4
! carefully selected assortment of Cloths Cassimeres
Nestings, and Trimmings
Among their Cloths may be found Super French
Black, Blue Black, Brown, Olive, and all the tashion-
able fancy coloTs
Their assortment of CassImcrcs embraces a variety
OF qualities OF plain FIR Black Doe skins and great
variety of Fashionable Fancy.
I'cStingS. Fig. aud embossed Nevets-ight and
dark liz. Silk-pain and liz, Marseilcs- Marselles
Vest Shapes and great variety OF patterns Tor sum
mcr wear.
For Summer Coats--C ashmerctts, Dmp de Etc
Tweeds sc. For Pants-lieavy Duck, and superior
Drilling
Also, Self Adjusting Stocks-Black, Fancy and
Summer Crayats Suspcnders, Shirts Bosoms and Col
lars Lille thread silk black, colored and white hid
Gloves Also, brown and dIah Nehels and Sotgcs.
VI G. RATlIBIN
{. T, WARD
MuN IL lSi6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27

Call OfTrOOps.
We understand that acquisitions have been sent on,
by the War Department, calling into the service Of
the United States nine additional regiments of yolun
tecrs serve during the with Mexico, unless
sooner discharged They are asked for from the fol
lowing States.
One regiment of infantry from Massachusetts
York
One regiment of infantry from Pennsylvania
One regiment ofinianry from Virginia
One regiment oi infantry from North Carolina
One regimen, OF infantry from South Carolina
One regiment oil infantry from Loulsaua;
One regiment infantry from Mississippi and
One regiment OF mounted meu from Texas
This important movement will show the fedora
uress whether there is any atering the part of tn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27

have assisted or may assist the Institution er-
o6icio. H. rr,,sror
John Rcdpah, ESQ.,. MI Jonn Domgah'
Capt. J. II. Maitland, Wm. runr; Esq
James r. Orr. Esq. Mr. >. Mathewson,,
Mr. Joseph Fraser, Mr.: kollo Campbcil'
And that Messrs. John Redpath. John Dou-
pall. and James r. Orr. and the Agent be a
Committee to secure building lot for the inten-
dcd place of worship and School for destitute
children also to solicit the necessary funds for
the erection of the said building.
The meeting was opened and closed with
prayer.
JomS DorGALL,
Secretary.
The Friendly Union IN Account rh Beydmm
Holmes, Esq.
DR..
To cash collected from friends in
the United States. C3S II 10
4" Sub Grille and donors i'll Ca
NADIA, 5S ~ ]
/" Lodged in Bank through the
libcralitv of Christian friends
in Great Britain, 81 II II
IDnh IN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27
October goth. 1916.
NE TVGOODS.
wed from


THE Subscribers have Just received from
! New ork large assortment OF Goods which
have been purchased at greatly reduced prices they
will be sold at small advance for cash 1r approved
credit consisting in part OF the following articles viz
Blue blk, Black, Blue and Gold liked Cloths Bea-
do, Blue blk, Black and fancy Cassimeres White
Flannel, Scarlet do, Twilled do, Caution do, Gala
Plaids for Ladies' and Chdren's Dresses or Cloaks,
Plaid Innings, French Merino, Black and Coorcd AL
pacca, Roumelia, Seneudrias, Cashmeres, Mouseinc
de Lain, BombaZne, Plaid Shawls, Washington do,
Mandarin do, Ladies Carpet Bags, plain and twied
Ginghams. Gro de Rhine Silk Blue black Gro Grain
do, Ladies' Cravats, Gentcmens do, Pongee and Spit
alfcld IIdkis, Linen Camb. do. Irish Linen, Linen
Shcctug, Biz and Cord Cambria. White do. Iackonet,
barred and Striped Camb Swiss Muslin, Bishop Lawn,
Green Barage, Cap Lace, Edgngs Trimmings Six
Velvet Ribbons, Silk Velvet, Iabby do, SlIspenders,
Bonnet aud Cap Ribbons, blk and cold Lusiring do.
Needles Pins, Pear Shirt Buttons Coat and Vest
Buttons, Saxony Wool Wrappers. Umbrellas black.
drab, and assorted cold Linen Thread, white and
cold Spool Thread, Knitting Cotton. Cotton Yarn
Carpet Warp, Bats, Ticks Burlaps, Hors. Blankets
Ladies' and Gents India Rubjes very superior ati-
Gle Tailors trimmings OF all kinds, fine and coarss.
Brown Shcetings. Russia Diaper Scotch do Birds Eve
do Iuclabuck, Crash, Table Linen, Cacoes sc &c
1.-Two p. X H. H. DOOLlTTLE.
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STOLEN

IRON the Subscribers shop on Thursday after
L noon, 2ghh ut, "A Silver Lepmr Watch, four holes
lewcled, Brass cap'd, Liverpool make, crimson silk
guard with gilt Beads worked in IT. Whoever will
give any information of said watch viii be handsome
Vi remuucratcd D. fLElCll
WmOoski Falls Nov s. 1916 l9w3
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A NVII.S, Vises Bellows, Screw Plates, Shovels
n Spades Grain Shovels, Hoes, Forks Hooks and
Hinges Log and Trace Chains, Gro Bars, Gutter Shoes
lion Pumps Cut and wro't Nails, Horse Shoe Nails
Sad Irons Taiors Irons &c. &c.
Nov Is 'i6 MI STRONGS Il Co
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FROM -HOllf'H 10 -Ni1g0Fd fdlS. il9mHOH.
Y'or2,to and Bu1aio.
Tho splendid new, upper cabin Steamers.
BRITISH QUEEN. Capt. CnANuERLAIN,
STEAMER EXPRESS. Capt HAwKlSs.
Leave Larhnc Daily, at 10 o'clock. 4 VI for Pres
colt and OgIen-burah, touching the intermediate
ports, and their arrival meet the large and elegant
~ furnished Mail Steamers,
NIAGARA LADY or THE LAKE,
Capt tHlde, Capt. Taylor,
ST. LAwEEScr, ROCHESTER,
Capt. Van Cleye, Capt lhro0p,
bound Tor the head Of the Like. via Brockvlle
French Creek, Kingston, Nockrtt's IIarbor Os-
wcgo. Rochester Qurcn>ton and Lewiston Passcn-
ger- for Hamilton forwarded Immediately by the
Steamer TELEGRAPH, running in connection with the
above Boats and those Tor Toronto by the splendid
steamers QUEEN VICTORIA and TRANSIT.
Parties ol pleasure, business men and Emlgrant- will
find this new Line unsurpassed for safety, speed,
fort and economy. The good fare aud cleanliness al
ways found on these boats, with the kind and gentle
manly department Of their commanders. and great eX-
prrenCc in navigating the River and Lakes will en-
sure to every one most agreeable passage
- Coaches, in connection with the Boats running
from Lachnc, leave the office adjoining the Exchange
Coffee Hous', Montreal AT haltp 5 A NJ, for La
chine Passengers by this route will be called for by
sending their address to the Office the evening previous
or at an early hour in the morning. IicketS tor any
ports above named can be mad the office in Montreal
or ON board the B1nt
For further information, apply nj the Steamboat
office, adjoining Exchange Hotel, HoutreaL
The ah oycstcamers run IN connection with a Line
of Propeller, from OswegO 10 Chicago
l.. MOODY
1JouyrsuJ U,iJ Is,6
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aq Mr.. FIREMAN.. FROM THE CITY OF

so Mr.. FIREMAN.. FROM THE CITY OF
E-.A New York, has the pleasure to inform the
4.,IE citizens of Burlington and vicinity, that he
has opened n shop at the room lately occupied by
j. H. Pait doors north of Mr. Warmers store on
in the best manner all work entrusted his care in
Guiding JEW EIRY N WATCHES of every
description, making Patent Lever Escapements as
good as Johnson or Robinson Also, Duplex, Lcpinc
and all vcrticc, &c All kinds OF repairing, setting
pinions. staff cylinder, wheels etc well and neat
repaired, Accordans and Melodans tuned All
work done by his own hands.
Mr. +. having worked in in large establishment
in the city of New York for two years and having
previously received good instructions ON excellent
European workman is well qualified to execute the
difficult work, and he eXhors the public to place
in him their confidence. and beStow upon him share
OF patronage Refer Tor information respecting his
Workmanship. to Mcssrs. Fellows, Van Arsdae and
Cooper. No II, Maiden Lane, n. Y.
Burlington Sent 3, 1916 tfl3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27
NTORE LAMPS. We INVITE ATTENTION

- to new style ct Store Lamps, called Oriental
Lamps Tor burning Camphenc, which cast less shade
than any other pattern also, Dorc Lamps, aud store
Lamps Tor burning OH Wcks Glasses, Hall and
Parlor Lamps. For sale low,
liw3 BRINSMAID \ BROTHERS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27
Oil Meal.

TNUOSE wishing this excellent article for feed can
L be supplied at our oil Mill AT the Falls,
Villas y MOVES.
Sept 25th, lSi6. -
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VA ID EIAaGliAadRs&:. A la.;i.H 1.S'

supplies of : ADDLERY, Coach and Shelf HARD
WARE. in all its varieties. Also, Drug and Med-
cines Paints Oils, Narlshes, etc.
Burlington, 1916.
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CE MARKET.

Wings, 60. Loco i'"'
from 3.
The pro.pects ICE MARKET.
/u rnds that we still con-
oiue as o""'eS No. 30 Water st.,
mans, or Ruel IVicharge of all Consign-
as blue as an ind. WIN, "r " cora ,h h
- their interest. We
IT,, w., NJ, scd OF the state of our
e Nanl W w Hm linds of produce.
menced at Washing y IN an ~ 49, =, Nv
Circuit Court. She
S ss sssh -id rns and si1 N, az Burlington
OF aiiidayits was reat
dulged IN consider
denomination, III TIM Al
adjourned 10 the ne Il |
case. Boston Adr
The trial of the HAVING RLMo' ~
day and. ms the 81 on Pearl : rect To the
pected character, plg, on the Square, oilers
was proved today following articles, VIZ
WI, wsre te' renui as.'' a. 4 =
other side. Thei
the highest coma
Jones, by WIN. ~ -
Mr. McNamee, a G.,
undoubted eviden tland seal liar sea-
respondence With nnds l9'h hps, heu,
lodged her as his, SIX ana large io' o'
ana not only ackn
ii. Still the se'urs
place in PhiladeLrel Hudson BAY Wolf
igally proved. nney Muils, ALSO, Boas
u trimmings.
Y TO SroP A l. and Gentlemen wish
ned some, oye named articles to
Ftoppc live
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Brimfull of Wrath ana Cabba,. ,,

The Washington Union Of the 10th ms, Tins
knocks in the head the hopes Of those who a.,
anxiously looking for a speedy termination .
the existing War
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27
WINOOSN FALLS GOING AHEAD!
n FLETCHER. FASHIONABLE TAILOR. HAS

TININ PLATES. WIRE &c. - BONES TIN
l Plates, Is and extra sizes. 30 bids iron wire,
assorted-sheet copper, copper bolt, Russia aud Eng
sheet iron sheet lead lead pipe sheet zinc rvets
June 4 SIRONGS x co.
THE .ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
l Hartford Connecticut, with capital OF S2oOOOO,
continue to insure against losses by fire, the most
reasonable terms GEO. Il, SHAW, Agent.
Burlington Feb g. 1916.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27

DEWEY, Retailer of Pork, Flour, Salmon,
"A, Nackerel. Shad Goldfish, Butter, Lard frovl-
sions Generally Also Choice Dry Groceries, Sperm
nj Snrrm & Mould Candies Vinegar, Dried Cur
me s,;,i,ron, Raisins, Pepper Sauce, Chocolate
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27

~ turned from New York, and is now receiving n
large and fresh supply OF Books and Stationery which
will be sold very low Tor cash. :. WOODS.
Burlington, Oct ,, 1916 Strongs Building
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LAKE CHAMPLAIN & NEW YORK
MERCHANTS LINE LAKE BOATS.

~. 2z22.z--ArIIr1t III
AGENT. A. johnson Cocntics slim. n. y.
PROPRIETORS.
Follct g. Bradley, Burlington VI
Nichols, Burton n Chttcnden, St Adams, VI.
A. VI. Clark, Swanton, VI,
.nvk Packages, Merchants H. b Linco
-, Boats directly opposite the Office
All property shipped by the Boats of this Line is
accurately weighed. The Boats are towcd hy steam
on Hudson River and property forwarded by Steam
on Lake Champlon when desired.
The utmost eXcron used to fulfil promises to the
letter. II
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27
DESP,!A!,.T!,!C:H S.TO!S'yE

THE inventor of this superior and celebrated stove,
l. would respectfully call public attention TO the
many advantages which it combines in conve-
uient economical. durable. compact and beautiful ar
tice of capcity for heat and cooking purposes
than any other ever offered to the public. fuSt
For Its ----
1t has boiler holes placed above the immediate action
of the fire large oven, occupying the whole base
OF the Stove, which, by experiment, has proved itself
to be- equal to brick for all baking purposes
it also has another of smaller dimensions back
of the rc-boX. and over the back part OF the lower
oven which cannot be surpassed for cooking purposes,
when higher temperature of heat is required than
Tor puking bread. Potatoes, Ucdts, Puddings, Nc,
NAV cooklngir the upper oven in the most desirable
manner, wn. E, king bread in the lower--which is
a convenience nighy esteemed by those who have
used the Store and Judge from experience. This
oven is also good bread baker, by regulating the
heat by means OF tin placed above H. Secondly For its
ECONOMY IN FUEL
! The firc-box is placed in such position, that the
fire passcs directly under all Four of the boilers and
the Fire passes ELEVEN feet in the smallest sized
stove before IT reaches the pipe and applies the heat
directly 10 the outside plates of the Stove the whole
distance, and thereby obtans the full use of the fuel
before it escapes into the pipe and when heat is not
necessary Tor the room or Tor baking by closing one
of the cross bumpers the heat from very small guam
ty OF fuel may be made to act directly upon
two articles OF furniture, and thereby get the full use
ot the smallest quantity oi uc and in summer, when
the lower oven is not needed for baking, the upper
part OF the may used for all ordinary cooking
purposes, without heating the lower part, and thereby
all unnecessary heat is dispensed with which makes
! this
SUMMER OR WINTER STOVE
| Equal it not superior in arrangement TO any Stove
now before the public under that particular name or
title A cursurv view OF the Stove is sufficient In
satisfy every person of its durability the plates
of sufficient thickness to make them durable. and the
construction of the Stove is simple and compac, ha-
wing no light iiimscy hampers apparatus about it,
Thru, the capacity OF TINS Nore IN doing Il great
amount Of business, at the same time with small
]
cess OF baking bread IN the lower oven bakinr pota-
toes, meats, &c. in the upper oven. brong or toast
ing under the cast iron roaser in front, and boiling
tn top with boilers, may be done at the time
with the of fuel that would require ip
baking boiling alonr and do all the above named
work perfectly. and without the interfering with
the other
Al OF the foregoing statements can be coroborateo
by hundreds who have the stoyr now in usc.
For Sale lv
STETSON' : ROW. No l. l., l.. STONE
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ADAMS HOUSE.

371. IVaShiBgto1 street. BosTOy.
I 4 W. 4. ADAMS having opened this new
i. and splendid Hotel, beg leave to assure the pub
lie that nothing shall be wanting to make it equal to
any other in the Union, and not second to any.
November, 1916 10 me
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27
Tin Plate, &c.
COIOrcd Canlbrics.

. CASES Colored Cambrics.
y Case Siecias. For sale by
Villas 4 MOVES.
Sept 25th, 1916. -
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S'VRONGS & co.

WHOLESALE d. RETAIL DEALERS
In Hardware, Cutlery, Iron, Steel Sheet Iron, Tin
Plate Sheet and Bolt Copper, Iron Wire, Flour Salt
Paints, Oils, DycStutis, Plaster, Grind Stones, &c
Manufacturers Agents for the Sale of Nails and
Iron. and Window Glass of all sizes.
General Agents and Commission Merchants. Ii
brral advances made on Property consigned to them
East Side Court House Square, Burlington, VT II
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THE undersigned has been appointed by the Gov
i ernor of New ork, "a commissioner for the State
"of Vermont, to take the Acknowledgements and proof
'o Deeds and other instruments under seal to be used
'or recorded in the State Of New York. and to adj
minister oaths or armalions pursuant 10 the laws of
that State.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27
NOTICE. The SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RE-

ID AGS, RAGS. PAPER RAGS WANTED IN
IL exchange for Books Paper SC. :. WOODS
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AT BURLINGTON, VERMONT,

Comprises one of the most splendid and general
Stocks in the State All goods bought and sold
strictly for Cash, and of course Cheap.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27
Distance from Monterey to Mexico,

The following is the distance.
Monterey To Salt,llo
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! leaves matters as
Wings, 60 Loco i'"'
from 2
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a

HAVING REMOVED
on Pearl : rect To the
e, on the Square oilers
flowing articles, viz: