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pTrIrIOy TO SELL LAND.

STATE or VERHONT} At ION OF the
Usirict oj C4iieaden, IS. : Probate Court held at
Burlnoton within and Tor sad district 0i CA.ttcnden
ON lhr til,l dav ot June, a ID lSi1, comes Elmer
Brcrher guardian of lloyt L. Ray of linesDnrgh, IN
s,il distinct a minor son of CALVIN Ray lat OF sand
Unes,nr1h deceased and iiel IN said court ms petit
ton in wiring setting forth that his sail ward Is
srilel IN his own right ia Zee OF the following described
parc,ls OF land situated in said inesourgh, VIZ par
eel of land described follows ;-beglnning at the
south east corner Of lot No. s. in the second DIVISION
running 20 west \. 10 chains thence west - 10
north forty chains thence south - east thirteen
chains thence east y - south forty chains thence
SOUTH 20 east, forty chaus, TO the place OF beginning,
containing acres and parcel OF land called the
timber lot" being the north hall OF twenty acres,
taken off the end OF lot No g. IN he Inst DIVISION,
being the same land purchased 10y Calvin Ray OF Fred
crick w Baldwin, which said parcels OF land were set
out TO the said ward Us his share OF the said Calvin
RAYS estate that it would be Tor the benefit OF sand
ward to have said parcels OF land sold, and the pro,
ceeds Of such sale put interest and praying sind
Court To grant him license To sell and convey SAID par
GELS OF land Tor the purpose aforesaid, agrecaby TO the
statute in such made and provided = " hfreHp1H
the Court aforesaid doth appoint the iourlh W edhcs,
day in June, lSi1, Tor hearing and deciding on sald
pcion AT the office of the Register OF sand Court IN
sand Burlington aud doth order that all persons inter
csled be notified thereof by publication OF ms order
containing the substance OF sand petition, three weeks
successfully in the Burlington Free Press new spa
per prlnted i'm said Burlington the last OF which pub
locations To be previous to the said fourth "Wednesday
| in June, loiI =
Given under my hand at said Burlington this first
49w3 WM. WESTON, Register,
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.MLIAS EWMNNa

HAS Received his usual extensive assert.
II mcnt of Spring Goois, consisting in part of
Printed lawns, gingiams, muslins embroidered, mus
lin gnghams, and baregc Also: linen ginghans a
new article.
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH PRINTS,
An Extcnsire Assortment, Ncw Patterns
STI A w LIS.
Mohair Ishawls, rich printed cashmere do, wooden
net linen net. black and fancy silk do variety scaris,
cravats fancy silk and linen hkis. umbrellas parasols
and sun shades
RIBBONS, &c, &c,
Bonnet, cap satin and tnFrta ribbons zephyr worst
ed purse twist spools aud sticks, steel beads bag
clasps, steel rings and tasscls also, separate rings
tasscls knitting cotton tidy cotton and needless fine
unI,cachcd knitting thread, marshal's linen thread
spool do, cotton fringe, cotton ribbon marking cotton
Fine ca linen slcctng. pillow case linen y linen
lanask shrting drilling, bcached and brown, hucka-
buck russia and scotch diaper, crash, birds eye linen
russia shccting, Jacket linen, bnrIaps &c.
Broad cloth, cassrmcrc, and twccds.
Blcachcd cotton shooting and shlring
Fine incrrimack, Smcook aud Davsvlc shcetinG
farmers manchester, monadnock and other sheetinl
and cheese cloth.
Fancy summer stuff, mariners shirting, carlisle
hamilton shaker tick, drilling bleached and brown
maisals quilts l0ll12 quarters, crib quilts, cordct
skirts drab morecn and damask &c.
w. |. GOODS.
Molasscs, sugar tea coffee, spccs, wolscys crush
| ed and powdered sugar, cocoa and shells e., &c.
Wlckwarc buildings, 18th may, 1911
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-04

Our generous correspondents, to whom we
are indebted for nnumcrablc favors especial!
in the way of Poctry.) must practice the good
old.fashioncd virtue. patience. Some that we
have on hand shall be inserted, and others we
must decline.
Fun is fun. but soaring people to death, as
the author of the Dombcy" document has at
tempted to do with us, is unconstitutional.
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VERMONT AGAINST THE WORLD.

WE, the Undersigned, owners OF the horse " Black
Hawk" do hereby oiier to exhibit said Stallion
n Saratoga Springs during the show OF the New
York State a glicuural Society in September next,
against ny entire horse that may be produced on the
following conditions Five Judges shall be selected =,
two by the accepting party and two 10y us and these
four shall have the power to select the lth We will
place $500 IN the hands OF the Treasurer oi the New
York State Agricultural Society, OF before the first
day OF September next and whoever accepts this
offer and cneTs into the competition, shall do the
same, and also give notice of their ptance through
the Cultlyator," and any other periodical they see
III, in the month of june next The Judges shall give
the award OF 900 to the horse Back Hawk unless
another animal entered shall, in the opinion Of said
Judges, or a majority OF them, excel him in compara-
tive merits on all OF the four following points, VIZ LIST
Periectness OF symmetry ID Ease and elegance OF
action 3D. The best and most perfect broke IN hnr-
ness ith The fastest trottng in harness. The place
time and the length OF the tolng course TO be deter
nted by us, near the show ground during the fair
the distance tobe not less than three over ten
ihles' as Black Hawk will not al that time by fitted
ana IN proper condition for trotting In are
peateh we reserve the night to put him in train aud
Lu n second match, 10 which each party shall add
Sloo more to the premium fund The second match
TO come oil within six weeks at tie same place
Shouu tp pg % more than one horse entered to com
pete WIN black Hawk the winning party shall be en-
titled to the whole fund.
Bridport, VT. April 6--lt 'ii''''
The N. Y. Spirit Of he times, of the % nit
in reference to the foregoing challenge in the
Cultvator, says -
received the following acceptance of Black IIawk',
challenge which reached them too late ior their Jun,
number consequently they have very kindly furnish
ed us with the following copy of, =
BURLINGTON, VI, May 81, 1917.
Messrs Editors-Our attention was called by
friend day or two since, to the advertisement il
vonr NAV No headed " Veymont against The lP0rid.
The conditions OF that challenge are such mat we pre-
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Let facts speak for themselves.

Mr. Seth w Fowlc,
Dear Sir: am happy TO sign my name to the
following certificate, hoping that others may receive
benefit from the same Invaluable medicine
Oxford Oxford Co, Me, Nov. II, 1915.
This may certify that in August OF this present
year, was taken bleeding at the lungs, and had III
all seventeen different spells, bleeding an everage
from hail glass hall pint at time lapplied to
one the most skillu ply slcans IN the County, and
received but partial relict during his Attendance.
was all this time suffering with severe cough, spit
ting blood &c | tried various remedies but all with
ont success until by the advice OF my friends, tried
Dr. WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
and to my great rcirtn three days time my cough
was so looscned, that raised with perfect ease the
pain aud soreness having been entirely rrmoyed from
my stomach and lungs. am now taking my second
bottle and my health is rapidly improving | have
since ridden thlrtyye miles by stage, aud attended
to the purchasing OF stock OF goods with very little
Inconvenience, Signed.
ZEBULON CHADBOURNE, Jr Oxford Ne.
|. None genuine unless signed | BUTTS tn,
wrapper For sale by TnIo. A. PEoK.
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A Letter from General Taylor.

A valued friend and who is also distinguished CT
tizcn OF this State has forwarded to Us the following
communication, which, at tn present moment, Will
no doubt, be peruscd with general interest
The letter from General Taylor is written with the
same modcsty and deicacy OF feeling. which have SO
emnen,y characterized everything we have seen from
his pen.
Ii is sufficient we hope to at rest all the doubts as
TO his acceptance OF the nomination for the Presidency
which have been expressed by those N whom NE
wish was father to the thought =. ~ q Bui.lin' "a
WEST BAroS RoujE, La, 18th May, lsi'. NM' l..
UopGE, Esq
Dear Sir: send YOU, annexed, an extract of a
letter Which have recently received from brncihi
Tavlor and AS it sha lows forth the feelings and
visws Of the General On the subject OF the next PrS-
dcncy, IN manner winch can do no violence TO tlt
feelings ofanr one, have determined to have publish
ed that portion of it which relates 10 SUBJECT, IN
which his name has been very generally associated
throughout the country Tor some time past. do 50,
with the readiness, because is elnnenty cal
cuateJ TO give proper nS Ihl INTO the real character
of this eminent mln. Please let 1t have place III
Yours, very sincerely and respectfully.
ain regard to the Presidency, will not say that
would serve, il the good people OF the country were
to require to do So however much 1t IL opposed to
my wishes for tree 10 say, that have no asplra-
ton for The situation. My greatest, perhaps. only
wish, has been 10 bnng, or and IN bringing, tins war L.
speedy and honorable close. 1t has ever been. and
still my anxious wish. that some one OF the most ex
pcrienced, talented. and yttuous statesmen OF the
country, should be chosen, to that high place at tnt
mex, elections am satisfied that, If our friends Wi
do their duty such a citizen mny be elected
" must however, be- allowed 10 say, that hay,
not the vanity consider myself qualified for SO hgi
and responsible station aud whilst we have Tar NOR
eminent and dcservin! names before the country,
should prefer to stand aside, If one OF them could be
raised 10 the first Office, in the gift OF tree people
" 90 for the country, the whole country--and II /
my ardent and SINCERE wish, TO see the ndlvldun
placed the head of the nation. who, bya strict oh
scryancr OF the constitution lbe he whom he may ca'
1. ,tf,lst mos
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" Live and Let Live"

SANVEL HUNTINGTON.
| AS resumed the business OF BOOK SELLING
BlNLlNG. y BLANK BOOK MAKING. and
would take this opportunity of returning his grateful
Acknowledgements to his numerous friends and patrons
and the public generally for the very mnny iavurs rx
tendedto him and hopes by dgent attention to IN.
business To receive n portion OF their patronage.
Cor. OF Church and Collcge-sls
Burlington, May 18th, 1917
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Dress SiEkS.
SILK SHAVLS

4 LARGE assortment OF Rich SKIS, by
"A ROBiNSON y GOULD
May 81, 1917.
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w T. the subscribers, having been appontedby the
w Homo rabc the Probate Court tor the District
of Chiticnden, commissioners To receive, examine and
adjust the claims aud demands ui all persons, against
the estate of SELAH MURRAY, late ct " llllsou
in said District deceased, represented ius1lvcnl and
also all claim aud demands exhibited III offset thereto
and six months from the day OF the date hereof, being
allowed by said Court for that purpose, we do there
fore hereby give notice. that will attend to the
business our applntm ,nt,a the Office OF Chaunccy
Browncll in Winston in said District, on the last
Saturday OF August and 81 Saturday OF November
next, at one o'cluckP. NJ on each oi said days
Dated tins 26h day of May, \. d. 1917.
IoIibN BRp"NJr' comms.
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HOOKS 4. EYES, sc.
SHN Gro. card Hook$ d. Eyes 300
wv doz Boxes do. 1000 doz Shaving Soap.
June ,lsi7 For sale by Villas y MOVES
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a Card.

NJ ESSRS BRINSMAID & BROTHERS desire
VI 10 express lrihankS To their friends and ,uSto-
mrrs tor their very liberal custom which has been
gwen them IN days past and have the pleasure of in
forming Them that their stock of Watches, Clocks
Jcweiry and Fancy Goods together with the various
other KIND OF Goods, which deal in will be found
more extensive, more varied more beautiful and very
low. -
olr aim Is To Keep our assortment good at all times
10 sell such goods and such prices as good custom
ers wiNbc permanently pleased with Our Spring as
soInrnt we are now opening and all persons are nvi-
and prices
BRiNSMAID & BROTHERS,
Burlington, May H. 1917. Is
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500 Laborcrs Wanted!

WANTED ON THE CHAMpLAIN AND Gov
w nccticut River Rail Road on that portion OF the
road east of Mt Holly, to Section in Rockingham,
Five Hundred Laboring Men, to whom liberal pi1ce
will be paid, if application be made Immediately
DECKER & WARNER.
Chester, VT May 30, 1911
n. b. Employment will be continued to such as
are faithful for two years. ID. ~ w.
n H. DEckER,
JoHS WARNER 4Sw1
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chaplain N CONNECTICUT RIVER
RAlI ROAD.

4 n assessment of ten dollars each share of the
y capital stock OF the Champain and Connecticut
River Rail Company has been ordered by the Direct
ors, and made payable on the fist day Of July next
Payment may he made To the Banks OF Burlington,
Nclgennrss Middlchury, Rutland, Black River, or
Bellows Falls, the Cheshire Bank, kecne, n. H., To
Edward Pickering, Esq. No 60, State street Boston,
or to the Treasurer, TreasureI's Office, Middcbuy.
SAMUEL SWIFT Treasurer.
May %, 1917 IL
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Great Victory.

THE money in command OF the Peoples Agent
was pushed forward with wonderful dispatch
through the central pass Of the Green Mountains bar,
rcaded as they were with embellishments OF snow and
took both Boston and New York markets by surprise
on the LIST April and captured from them selection OF
their fashionable goods which, on arriving at Vermont
was rausomed with profitable bounty that incrra-
scd gain the money forces induce attempt at
a second attack on New York the LIST MAY when being
victorious brought away the creates, array trophies
that ever gIlstcned in Church Street where they are
now arayed Tor redemption by the People at their
Store kept by.
Goth May 1917. W. HOWARD
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PJN.S& NEEDLES.

nT%A Packs Amcrjcdn Pms No, 3 d. 1
200 NJ. sewing ucedes, rs gros,
knitting needles. For sale by
June !, 1917. Villas MOVES
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NEW GROCERIES.
A s. DEWEY HAS RECEIVED HIS SPIN

IL stock OF GROCERIES, and Is now prepared 10 sup
ply customers with Goods, IN his branch OF trade, of
the best quality.
Persons hndlug II convenient 10 send Tor their sup
plies wlll ind no orercharge, and any article which
ON trial does not suit, all cases be returned and
the pay will bc refunded
Burlington, May %. 1871 AZ
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1866 Sc 56.4s

Near temper # appears May yar
runaJct Johns 6th Ma he by ltart i rice t w
miesin h o a S m a N sl,u a as h
May
month
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PURE SALT FOR BUTTER.
d1uE QUESTION Is OFTEN ASKED WHY Vr

'TIE QUESTION N UF'TEN NNkTD WHY FIX
I mont Whose cheese crcels in whatever market
offered, should be 30 far behind the times in the
tclr OF butter.
The answer invariably given by those well inform
I'd the subject lsst that the butter is not suiii-
clcny worked to eXpc the buter-mk and an adj
ditonnl and satisfactory cause were nothing else
wantingl is found in the impure character OF the salt
used To obyIar this last difficulty, far posi-
bIc have procured quantity OF Ashtons sack
salt which is the kind used in the Orange Count,
DIARIES nni Is recommended with entire conf lcncc
18th May, IS 4. s. DEWEY
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Coffee.

Ok BAGS Sumatra; 80 do Laguira
81 - Is do lava 100 do Old Gov. Java; IS Boxes
Peru and Fresh Ground, for sale by
J. BRADLEY e. co.
Burlington, May IS 4S SyuH Wharf
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Dennis Ttood's Estate.


IRA Writers, c...,..:,,;.,,..,
ALFRED lNDD. N"''"'''S''"''''
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,a'Nfl3CCO.

I'm DOE CHEWING, various brands $50
'I'|O Boxes do do 400 Halt Boxes do do; l5J
One Quarter Boxes do do 100 Canistcrs OF j. Andcr-
sons Premium Fine Cut Chewing. o finest quality.
for sale by j.. BRADLEY a. 20.
Burlington, MAY %. 4S South Wharf.
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OtiCf.

\ IL persons are hereby cautioned against digging
y pits ior turt clay gravel or any other purpose IN
the streets OF this town, under the penalty OF the STAT
ute in such case made and provided; all such cases
coming 10 our knowledge viii be prosecuted without
fail. ] n POMERON, J Seiectmea
SAMUEL NICHOLS Of
H. R. STACY, } Burlington
Burlington, May II, loi7 Avs
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Wanted.

u TVV NJ Nv faKNTTIV NNTI VN NNItNIT.V MIN
II of good constitution, master mcchunic, who is
capable OF experimenting the construction o saw and
grst mills, and planning machine II necessary.
Such u one with good Recommendations and not
unwilling TO go out OF the United States, may hear OF
an opening CRAFTY his sangune authorizations
IN few years, by application either personally or by
letter post paid To tins office. lsw3
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DAGUERREOTYPE GOODS.

OPERATORS are informed that we have purchas-
~ ed Tar superior stock OF Goods in tins line than
has ever been opened AT the North and shall sell
low ;German and American Camerus, ScnyIlls and
French Plates and all kinds OF Cases stock apparatus
and chrnlcals, and all things wanted viii be on
hand at New York prices
BRINSMAlD & BROTHERS
MAY II, lSi7. Is
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.VILLISTON HIGH SCHOOL AND FL

III lLLISTON HIGH NflUOi. AND FL
W MALE SEMINAEY.--Ihc Summer Term of this
Institution will commence on "Wednesday, June ID,
under the charge, as heretofore, OF j. LYMAN \. VI
The condition OF this school Is prosperous and the
prospects tor the future atcring The Instruction Is
believed to be efficient and thorough. 1t is AN essen
ral peculiarly ct the Institution to lead the pupil,
far practicable both to instruct and govern himself
This renders ms studies pleasant and ensures
The facilities for the acquisition OF natural science
uncomnonly good. Special attention Is gwen To the
study OF Botany during the summer term. Miss NJ
T. THOMPSON, n teacher OF TASTE and skill, will be EN-
ploycd TO give lessons in Music. The Principal pos
scsSs large Ierschclan Telescope OF superior Cual.
ity, with other excellent apparatus, lately enlarged,
which he will use for the benefit OF the student
TuToN-For the Primary branches, $500
Higher BRANCHES, 400
Languages, 40
Music, with use of piano, 1000
BOARD can be Obtained at from ) 90 To 81 50 per
week, including washing, dc.
\. b 1t is very desirable that those who anticipate
attending should commence at the beginning Of the
quarter.
Wiiliston, May 3, 1872. 47w3
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take the field against Black Hawk under such cond-
tons o.,
We should be happy, however, to meet him with
IL Sir Hen,v" and would not object to going 10 New
York for the sake of cOmphreon provided any rcd-
sopablc conditions can be agreed upon. We have
been ncclstonc to consider the prime requisites in a
stock horse to be-lst. Superiority Of firm. by which
we mean thos, points which conIuCc to dctiDn,
STRENGTH and endurance. so svmmctrically and per-
fctlv combined ms sacrifice neither OF these and 10
result in the greatest beauty THIS the horse himself
must show y The power Of transmitting this Supr-
rority to hi. offspring. Tins ms stock must show.
If the proprctors ct Black Hawk are willing To submit
1.-The decision to such test, will not trouble them
to 90 ont of Vermont TO find competitor To be sure
" Sir Henry" has won victories enought al the y.
State Fair, and foutk triumph would be OF no great
consequence that, though should prefer TO meet
Black Hawk here, at home, whsre people are more
directly intcrcstcd-say for instance. at Montpelier in
October next where the whole State will be represent
ed-vet we will not object to any reasonable arrange
menis as to time and place. We hope to send you an
engraving of Sir Henry before long.
Very respectfully.
IucIUs 81 MORRISON s Go.
p S--Pcrhnps the proprietors OF Black Hawk
would pretsrt) put the decision the answer to the
following question -" Which Is the best horse as a
gctcr OF roadstcrs ?" Ii so, we would not object.
DR.. WooD's SARSArArir.LA and WILD CHERRY BIT
rERs-Ths excellent remedy is now offered TO the
public, as STANDARD MEDICINE ior its use, and the
hinh character it has attained with the community
shows that 1t merits that title. II has already been
used with the greatest remedy for Cankcr
OF the Stomach Vertigo, Indigestion, Debility. Rhcu-
mutism, Liver Complaint, Headache, Scroll uone
Affections, etc, etc Nothing can be safer or more
certain i'll its operation For sale by
i9w2 THEODORE a. PECK.
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y1OEasscs.

DOETO RICO. Trinidad, New Orleans St Croix
/ and Sugar House Syrup, for sale by
j. BRADLEY & co.
Burlington, May 2j. Is South Vhdrt.
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NeW-AOrk 81 Boston
BOOT AID SIOh STORE.

rN5 At r. BATCHELDER' :. in Church street,
WV may be found the largest stock OF BoJTs and
FsS- SHOES that has ever been Offered in Burlington
He has spared no pains in his selections, both in
gard quality and style, and with small profits feels
sure of giving satisfaction To erery customer.
Among his stock, in part may be found the follow
i,,,,.
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s'aMsfnllilN Nsl hand
Stravcd or Stolen,

- From the subscriber, on tho 9Th ut..
~ a two year old Red Roane Hare COT,
49, - with star in The forehead and grcy hair-
in the name and tail Whoever will give information
respecting snd colt to the subscriber near the To!
Gate, this Office shall be reasonably rccompensed
JEREMIAH POTTER.
Burlington. June g. 1917 1873
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Paints and Oils.
LAMP OIL.

4 - Bbls. Pure Spcrm 80 do Elephant;
I ~ 30 do Refined " hale Tor sale by
j BRADLEY & co.
Burlington, NAV 2j is South Wharf.
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Fish.
Teas:

~ lSON. HNScN SKIN. YOUNG HYSON, CAT
III ty Boxes expressly for family use, orange flow
cry Pccco For sale by
May25, JOHN BRADLEY & co.
South Wharf
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Patent Congress Boots.

Also, Gallons of all colors and black and light 81
CATER laces cotton laccs, &c.
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4 FEW heavy China Crape also heavy Black
n silk Shawls, by ROBINSON y GOULD
May 81, 1917.
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UOMESTICS.
NEW GOODS.

Cd DOHLiIILE. HAS Just RECEIVED 4
/ . ful. assortment Of Dry Goods Groceries which
will be sold at the lowest price for Cash OF Credit
May Goth, 1871. 4o"e