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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-18
The E.x,i.h Claim. o. strxsce.

The English papers last received from Europe
says the Washington correspondent OF the
Baltimore sun speculate already on the fate OF
the British creditor, IN view OF partial annex
alton of Ns.ico 10 the American Union. They
pl.infy intimate, that in such case, they ex-
pect the United States TO assume a portion of
the Mexican debt, corresponding TO the extent Of
territory annexed; giving us at the same time to
understand, that they would have no particular
objection to such an arrangement.
The British creditors of Mexico are not alto
gether wrong in their suggestions. For the
last two centuries no new territory was received
bv anv State of Europe without assuming a
portion of its debt, or the debt of the State 10
which it formerly belonged, the exact PROPOSE
ton being generally regulated by treaty.
A FRrrrruL FARM.-The Cook farm, near
Bushwick, on Long Island, y. Y. which con-
tains only thirty acres, and was considered a
few wears ago almost hopclessly barren. has
sent to market this summer
$40 bushels of peas in the pod-average price,
IS cents a bushel
| 900 bushels of potatoes-price, 6-31 cents
and 500 bushels remaining yet TO dig:
40 bushels per day of tomatoes, the whole
crop estimated at 200 bushels, at III
cents per bushe;
1000 poles are now thickly covered with Lima
beans perfectly grown;
|. 300 bushels Of bush beans have zen disposed
of-average price, "A cents per bushei'
Corn, 3 acres; blue-top turnips, /. acres; cab
bages. H., acres, 5000 to the acre; hay
| for all their stock; wheat IS bushels
Cayenne cherry peppers, beautiful
| patch, estimated at % bushels on on,
| twentieth of an acre.
| These facts are stated BY committee of thu
Farmers Club i'm New York, who visited thu
farm lately. They serve to show what careful
management and enlightened labor can do will
poor land in the vicinity Of large cities
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 18th, r. NJ
By the arrival of the steamer Telegraph at New Or
leans, Brazos dates to the let of September are RI
eeived.
| By ORDERS Of the war department. General Taylor Ia
ordered the Ohio and Indiana regiments anded
Gen. Lane 18th RegimentIof Infantry. Gen. Cushing
Massachusetts Regiment, and Captain Deas battery
Brazos island there embark Immediately for Yer
Cruz General TAyIor's forces between the Brazos an
Buepa Vista, now embraces is men.
letter from Ceralvo that Bayler and bis detari
ment who were supposed tn have been cot on are sat
They were captured by the MeSicans but re-taken b
the Americans near Ceralvo.
Several deaths from yellow fever have occurred at III
Bra1os.
Capt, B. Butter arrived at Camsreo and was ordere
TO Mier.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-18

There is more real agitation on the political .,.
tiers than we have witnessed for some time. and
it is evident, parties are actively preparing fol
battle. We may do: down few signs.
i. HENRY CLAY again being urged by a larp,
body of the Wings for the Presidency. Tn.
young Wings of New York, through their zen.
cral committee, have put him in nomination
This is their resolution:
"Resoired, That. in the designation Of ,h,
person for the Wing candidate for the approach.
ing canvass, we have encountered no embar.
EASEMENTS, have met with no discordant onin.
ions, AND for that high and solemn trust we do
not hesitate again TO inscribe and blazon on our
shields the much-loved and long -honored name
of HExRY CLAY"
The Louisville Journal declared some time
since. tha: Mr.. Clay would never be candidate
for the chief magis,racy Of the nation unless
"the people of the United States, regardless Of
party distinctions, should call him to the Presi-
dency by acclamalion.' That call the Young
men, in committee, think will be made. The
Tribune seconds this move. IL SAYS, if new
man is to be supported, sit will do that man no
harm 10 stand back until the friends of Mr..
Clay perceive the necessity of relnquisLing
their first choice. Let us simply watt
,. Mr.. BUCH.NAN's letter, which we noticed
last week, is considered Presidential manifesto.
Judge LEVI WOODBURY. is spoken Of in many
leading Southern papers, as the Democratic can
didate. These gentlemen agree in opinion
They are both strongly opposed to the Wilnot
Proviso the latter, especially, moi only looks for
a large acquisition of territory, but for the ex-
tension of slavery over it, if the people SO will
3. The Liberty Party is preparing for definite
political action in October. Its convention is
to meet at Buffalo the latter part of the month,
and primary meetings are being held all over
the new States. Meantime the Era Of the 9Th
comments fully on the Wing and Democratic
movements noticed above. Referring to the ar
ticles Of the Tribune, and the nomination of
Mr.. Clay by the young mems general commit
tee, il saws:
We are in some doubt as TO the purpose Of
this article; but il may be safely affirmed, that
the editor of the Tribune, either. is in favor Of
the claipas of Mr.. Clay, cherishes the hope that
he may he elected, and is anxious 10 stave off all
agitation about candidates till the Convention,
with the expectation that the signs in the politi-
cal horizon will then warrant mis- nomination;
or, he is using the potency Of Mr.. Clay's name,
and the influence of Mr.. Clay's FRIENDS, 10
weaken, distract, and confound the TAYLOR and
Corwin sections of the party
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-05-07
The New England
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
BOSTON.

HAVE established an agency in Burlington VT,
IL and will grant policies on the Mutual principle,
on as favorable terms any similar institutions in this
country or England.
the better security of the insured in addition to
the amount received for premium, deposit and policies
TINS company has guaranty capital ol alOOnUO, one
hall OF which paid in and safely invested before the
company went into operation and the balance is liable
TO be called in whenever the business and eAcncics Of
the company shall require it,
The object otihis company is to furnish every one nm
opportunity to make small annual saving during his
lie for the benefit of his iauy after his disease with
out paying any more than is actually required ~ meet
the requisite expenses and payments of the company
Al the expiration OF every period Of five years each
member is entitled to have his deposits or 50 much
thereof as remains unappropriatcd credited to him on
account OF his future premiums He is also entitled ,o
receive back, at the time three fourth. of the sur
plus OF his premiums over and above what NAV be
requisite TO meet the Liabilities of the company 10 the
benefit OF the income of which, he will be entitled as
long a. he remains member.
SCALE OF ANNUAL PAYMENTS,
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FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
CjREOF ALI DISEASES ARISING FROM
AN IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD
OR HABIT OF THE system,
W.:
Scr0iHia, kings cuH, hhcumdfiSm obstinate cuid-
menus crUpiions. pmpies, or pHs,nics an tde tacc,
JiotchcS, titles. chionic solc cHcS, ring worm ortct
ter, scaidhcad. enforcement and p1iH Of lie boHcS
ami limits, siHb5DrH HireIS. Sgphiitic SVmpi9ms,
scoiicd, o. iu,s5ae0 aai dcsrascS GriSng jfOm an
injudirioVs Usc of mcrcUiy. aSciics ~ drOSg, ca
.pDsHrc or i,apiuicHce in lie; aiS0, chiOaic con-
shtDfioHaL dis0ricrs sc.
In this rrcr,r, ,i,, ara s,ro, dc concentrated NIL the
Medicinal rrnnrr,irs Of sars.l5rillo combined with
fine mos cijr,u, ,ids ,t mos, soluiorv productions
The most nnt,n, si,I "l ia, vroitnIlt kinrdonr
and its nnnrncrd,rd s'.c,ss in The restorpiion to
health Of thnsn ,yh" b,j lana mined un1rr the most
1isrrssin,, ,bronir ,,ai,,Iis ms oivcu il nm exalted
character trni.bi,,, ~, IL Jons ,yiicnr, of is own
intrinsic ynIns '7 - w.
The G,llnvnr is an ov,roc, from letter received
from Pav William I"i,.L,.
" '''''''' p' '','' VI Oct. pal. 1915.
Nrssrs S,,,rs. I,,,, L, afflicted vit, n s..ycrc
min in nv sic occ,I,rc h,, - isasJ liver, for the
ns twenty vr,,rs iirn, 9t limos what lano,ar 20
cnnnot co,v. h,,, gncn toLip+ your SarsTunIijln
hive been rr9ily r,cj =" much So That have been
,Ii f., ot,,,l ,,. -; mi ,,,,. ,c,nsi,unl II :,
or tb, i,s, GGrrm' ,",,bs vIoliv discarded MI
ot,rr ,,.in ,,I ,i,r,, lid, tri.I in, ,~son,ri,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-05-07
Nov. 81, laS.
THE lfOYYiER'.y RELyEF.

on FEMALE ENCENTRlS.
IIIiS valuable and highly appreciated Medicine
"A was obtained from an INDIAN DorrEr',. in the
Valley OF the Columbia River OREGON and sip.c it,.
u ducion into civilized lie. has been omor. hcac-
Tito the human race than all other medicines 90 or
used. 1t wiII almost do away the curse cniard upon
orr mothers from Eve. It will effect quick. caSy
delivery HAT no other medicine will except V ha the
red women oi tine forest ust hat is cungruin with ma
tnir. The patient viii yet about in half oftle time
they do treated 100 the old way.
i is sure preventative of Broken Breasts md
ciu,hmd cver.and the proprietor j. willmcto WAR
kANi cure 10 all who may have occasion for its
US: hose who have been imposed upon hy Quacks
ana Vnack no-lrGns, and have the natural fear OF IA
second imposition, can be- referred to some of the mos
respectable tauili,s in the town
All orders from distance, post pad) will be attend
ed 10 upon tine shortest notice.
For sae Wholesale and Retail by the Proprietor,
Dr. WlliTCiiEit, and by burlington d Bro,hcr,
! g"u;s.
Burlington VI, Scls. Is lsiG. Il
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-05-07
NATIONAL LOA FUND
I,FE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
LOSDDT.

~ A Savings Bank for the benefit Of the Widow and
thu Orphan"
irTTpWrEfp EN NUr uF rAGIINNrHT)
CAPITAL. Cj1o. 800 sterling. or $500. 900
Beside oFeserye fund ,i;o9 sl "s premiums OF about
7. LAME MURRAY, Esl. George st. Hanover
squire.
Cia.mta qf1c CG,rL 81 Dircctors in Lonoion.
Idgaciln-J. EI.llOGSON. W. D.. FRS
iripaig-W SD MODIIIOI 81 Esu f Il \ =
Serrcialy-I ECAMlOUA,i Esq.
THIS INSTITUTION embraces impor,ont and
substantial advantages with respect 10 lite ASST
rance and deferred auuutcs. The assured Inns on n n
ocrnSuns, the power to borrow, without expense or
forfeiture OF tn" policy, two-tlurd~ot the premiums
paid a~p the option oi selecting benefits and the con-
version OF his Interests to meet other cunycnlcnccs or
necessity.
Assurances for terms Of years at the lowest possible
rates
Persons Insured for life, can, ut oacc borrow hal
amount at annual premium tor five successive wears ON
their own note and deposit II policy
Ittr or rhE CNITALIN PERMANENTLY INVESTED IN
lllg limited STATES, IA the nam'. ui three Of the Local
Drotp3S-ls Tu-iccs--ayuilai. r AWAY, To tho. i--l-
red ~ ~>' OF Disputed claims Should any such alsc
or othnrw 49,.
The payment ofprcmiuns. haIi-ycarly or quarterly.
n 'ii'iu2 advance upon the annual rate.
NJ clnra' tor stump duty.
Thirty days allowed niirrcach payment Of premium
becomes due, without olt.iurc oi policy
Iuyc.Wr leave extensive and LIBERAL and cytrn
premium, ou the most moderate scale.
Df.sisN uf tLoIirN.--Ilr remarkable succes, and
Increased prosperity %. the Society ha, enabled the III
Iyvtol~ 40 the last annual nyr il'iun. to declare a
lomlh bonus, varying from - to - per cent Oh the
premiums paid On each policy effected on tie profit
scale.
INTrn STATES BoNpnor Local DRr-rorS- Chief
Once for America, II Wa.l--tI-Nclr- io,k-lucob
Harvey, I.-q., GsHmID John j. Palmer Esq, Jo-
nathan t'oodhue, t@q James 3ooluwl, E-l., George
R R!,oy i-.' samuel iiaHanl, Esl ,Gorham, A.
Hook. I-I., and {. Edward llubirLi E'.u
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-05-07
VALUABLE REAL ESTNTE ron S, GI,

z M me subscriber, being about to remove to
III burlington, offers for sale the following mo.
- perry situated in and near the village oi VII
The Brick Store, formerly occupied bv Nichols
Chlitend,n and Co., 10 which Is at,achcda laro .o
house, wood shed, smoke house, sc, and acre ot
land also The goods now ON hand in said store.
Also The dwelling house formerly occuprd bv
OF laud thereto adjoining "N''S
Aso'-A laIm iyln9 one mile South of the yillare.
containing So acres OF land in hish STATE OF c,,,
u"n' wen fenced and walcred, good dwciun hons
M IA Illc aruiu. business th,rcnu ,iil,t,J ''''S
lhe above property Will he sold ton,t.cr AR IL, "a
pcnc parccls, 10 suit purchasers - III >
A. f9f iuIthcr particulars apply to the ,ubcril,y -,
NIIl-tun. TiIS II r. %i,ttt1il' ~
Nlll.slon, Feb Ii, l,l5 3iIt NA'i 10y.
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NOTICE.


nlSOLUTlON or COPARTNERSIIIP
- copartucisip heretofore existing under the name
81 NJ SN AIM y son, was dissolved on the 2lst
ct July last by the decca-c OF the said VIM SWAIN
and the business Is now and will be- in future conduct
ed exclusively 10y the Subscriber who has had the sole
charge OF the manufacturing OF the ranacca and Yer
mIulc tor The Inst fourteen years.
The fanacra will be- pat up as usual in round bot
Yes, hated lun-tudinaiIy. with the following letters
blown on the gla-s -" NirGjH's Pd3GrcG. Ihiigd1 :"
and the only change made Is the name ct JAS
SWAIN stanpydon the sealing wax. and irriiicn On
the label covering the cork and new label Tor the
side ct the bottle, composed OF geometrc lathe work
comprising niue different dies, winch have been turned
i1r ia" exclusive U.s. Of the proprietor by Diaper y
Co.. bank note cu4rNrrs OF Ph.udc hiu. -Four dies
u different patterns form the body ct the work, and IN
the centre is portT, ut tie late VIM Swain, sgpa-
rated from the borders by two circles Of lathe work
The words Swum'- Pauacru" are engraved con-
-i!ruuu-y ON two turned -'rrsuud large -am-crcu-
l die oun- tAc upper margin. The border~arc COM
posed Of plain lathe work STRIPS outside OF which scn-
gluy,d ia small letters the entry u the copy-ri-ht
Im.aIcll .a, Au-,. ISIS. JAMES SWAIN.
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BRItilIT COLORS

DSRSE silk Of brilliant colors, also, blue and
steel purse clasps, udchlc ink with or without prr
pcmtion, Bass vol bridges and other goods nst rr
rcyed. BRINsMAlp X BRorurRS
April 9th. IL
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I'll. IT 0NhUg1O1 MrIlI, 3OSTOY.
| q W. +. ADtliS having opened Ibis new
L. and splendid Hotel, be-. leave to the pub
lie that nothing shall BE- wanting to make it equal to
any other m the Union, and not second TO any.
November, 1916 l9mG
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-05-07
NOTICE..

TUE Storage, Forwarding & Commission bust
ness, heretofore carried ON hy MrssIs Fnllru *
Bradley, wiherruitcr be- transacted hy the sub,cr,.
beis, under lbc lirn OF John Bradley \ Co.
JuHN BRADLEY,
NAruI. \. Tu,AEE,
In.s. II. CANFlLLp
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-05-07
Root Porter.


IT HIS PORTER, being manufactured from some of
the most celebrated Roots OF Germany and the
United States acts powerfully as Purifgcr NJ the
Blood, aud is the hest CATll0LlCON ever discover
ed for the cure of y ESP EPSII. The most free
and liberal use OF this beverage far from being fol-
owcdhy unpleasant reaction tends to restore rcgu-
late anu invgorate the nervous system. The most
delicate females may partaic of it, not only with i'm
purity. hut with the most sensible advantage
The Anti Dyspcptic Root Porter is composed en-
urey oiyegciabcs, and as temperance beverage, is
not surpassed.
The following Gentlemen have been appointed
agents Tor the sale ilhe above and as they will keep
n supply constantly on hand all ORDERS written or
verbal addressed to them or the Proprietor will be
promptly attended to.
W. =. Russell, NJ. d. Middcbury.
G. w. Pamrlcc Dnerust Bristol.
Mcs-rs. G. T.. d &. o. Stevens, Nerrcnncs
Manufactured in Burlington, Vt. by
W. c. MUNSON.
For sale in lbs kegs and bottles, sent to any part Of
the United States.
December, l. i6. 2Gn
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PRINTERS, Jpl, Establishment.

FIlntCrs' IUk Observation-Disclosures
kkLlt ER BURR. MANUFACTURER oFPRlNT-
" inc Ink, ncarthc Globe Mills, Troy, N. Y; res
prctiuIly announces that he manufactures and keeps
constantly on hand for sale, all kinds OF
Bidck, Biac, Green and Rcd Printing Ink,
ola superior quality, which he will furnish TO order
with prompiiludc, and on reasonable terms
Also all kinds of WRITING INK, OF superior
quality.
n. B. Lnmpblock and Colcncd Lampblack, constant
ly on hand
All orders will be promptly attended to, and sent
to any distance required. This Ink is kept for sale by
Mcs-rs llagar y Arthur, Burlington, VT, also Kept b,
VIM. Il. HIM ~ Co. 81 NnmhLl Boston. Mnss.
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J.V Il ggyD.ALsIs,
fEAIING JUST ARRIVED FROM NEW

[ ~ i4tb Jtpl AnhtN Nj NUN NEW
Ha York, with large and fashionable assortment
OF Watches, .cwcry and Fancy Articles, which he Of
icrs tor sale at very low prices, at his
New JcWCIcr', shop.
In Slrongs Buling, College street, directly opposite
Cole IL BohiusOns Store.
The citizens of Burlington and vicinity are rcspcc1hl-
invited to call and examine his goods for themselves
Ills assortment consists, in part, az follows:
Watches,
Gold, English Patent Levers Anchors. Cylinders and
lcpncs; Silver English Levers, Anchors, Cylinders
Lcpincs and Common
Gold Pencils & Pens.
Gold I.ockcts, Guard Chains KEYS and Seals Specta-
ccs Thimhlcs, Beads Ear Ornaments, Enamclled
nnd with Stone settings. Gold Bracelets Clasps.
Hearts, Crosses, Fob and Vest Chaines, and treat
variety Of
Elegant Finger RINGS.
Pins and Brooches OF the latest STYLES for Ladies and
Gentlemen. Silver Spccaclcs Thimbcs Pencils,
Gold and Silver Tooth-pcks. Silver Butter Knives,
with Silver, Pearl or Ivory Handles,
Silver spoons,
r. Warranted ms good as the Com. Pearl and Shell
Gard Cases, Steel BAGS and Purse Clasps Steel Beads.
Purse Rings. with bars and tt-,rs Silver Plated and
German Silver Spoons. German Silver Slccnclrs and
Steel Iwcczcrs, Cheap Steel Spcctaces, Key Rings,
ana Il large assortment Of
Cutlery,
Rogers Raaors. Kniis and Scissors. Wnde and Drtch
crs HaZors, warranted ChapInun's Razor Strops.
Shaving Soap Bears Oil, and
FCriumcry.
Various patterns of Shell, Horn and Ivory
Combs.
Cora Beads and Necklaces, Cloth, Hat, lair, and
brushes.
Music Boxes, Nions. l}a>, Vol and Violin Strings of
the best quality Clnroncttc Reeds, etc
Al kinds Of Watches, Clocks, Music Boxes and
Jewe!ly, Leaned anJ Repaired NJ the shortest Notice
work.
November llth, 1916. 2ot
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CCPARTNE RSHIp.

TINIIE undersigned have ibis day formed n Copau-
| ncr.hip under the names OF Robinson q Gould
for the ransaction Of the mercantile business the
store formerly occupied 10y McSs- Cole and Robinson.
JOHN H. HOBiNSON,
IONS S. GOULD.
Rurlinoton April O. 1917 i3wF
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'sNIE SuBscRRl~ HAS ONE Ton or GOOD
4 Clover Seed. whcnbc will sell At wholesale or re-
tail cheap for Cash. TliOS. IL. CANtlEi'D.
NiIIistun, April /, 1871. llt
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RUST rRoOr IRON.

Ea'NB FHDo1 HON.
For ROOFING. WINDOW SHUTTERS. &c.
VnUE SUBSC RIDERS beg TO call the attention
Il OF all those interested in roofing to their GAL
VANlIED TIN PLATES. and to the many adj
vantagcs which they possess over MI metallic and
other substances hitherto used for Ibis purpose pos
scssing rs they do, the strength aud ghtncs- Of ron
without It's liability to rust having now been tested
several years, both IN this country and in Europe
They are also less subject to expansion and contrac-
ton from sudden changes OF the atmosphere, than
common Tin Plate, lrou, Zinc, &c or any other
meta now used tor roofing, and consequently form
much better and tighter roof. requiring far less frequent
repair, whilst the ilrst cost is but iriile more
The Subscribers would also call the attention of all
dealers and workers in metals, to the many other pur-
poses TO which Iron thus protected can be- applied
In general terms is applicable all articles o iron
which It is desirable to protect from the action of the
atmosphere. And thcy would especially call the at
LINES, to their Galvanized Wire, which is now al
purpose as conductor OF electricity, costing only
about half as much "copper" aud possessing equal
durability with that metal.
Having lately erected works in this city for the
purpose OF gavanizing nails spikes, bolts wire &C.,
they will be able to furnish any articles which may he
desired. a supply OF Plates manufactured in Europe
constantly Oh hand, from Ii to y wire ruarc
GEO. b. NORWOOD x co.
Nos. ] and Ii Beaver 81. New York
The Patent Right for this article has been secured
Tor thc United States well as Great Britain, and
other European countries, and all legal measures will
be taken TO prevent any infringement by importation
or otherwise.
Oct. 80 II IT, 1Syl
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RIO MARRIED LADIES. tn, Mothers Relief
4 medicine which sonthcs the dsagrocalie scr,sa-
u"n OF liun4cs about 10 hrcuur mothers and iu-irs
Il safe delivery in all eases where nal formation or
some Gnpatral circumstances do NOT prevent. The
reputation OF this article. though silent has become 50
cN'nii ms to produce an immense demand
P"pIl't intended only iorthr eye Of those directly
interested aud their Physicians, Is prepared for ma
iuiious distribution where the Rr"ii~ forsJ!r
CA BARTNOIIC 4 CO.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-05-07
ssoiassci sgscacs.ing and;
PRESSING Rooms,

HINN-NU HUV.NN,
NERRiTTS BUILDING. CORNER or co,-
w l"gc street and tatilus Lane cujrancr on h,.
North side All }oncls finished hv the .,ls.r, ,
will lc done in style not la l'' surpassed 80
Millincrs supplied with the latest styles of Blocks
Also Thread and BIalds tor ALTERING
d. j. HASTINGS X Co.
T. # , .,,r,H'N Burlington, Ap-l ., lsi7 GIN.
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WARD g. BoOTT,
tSurccSsois Ia lanes, Dcnny s fFord)
MANUFACTURERS or LARD OH AND DiEW0oDS,
IMPORTERS ANn DEALERS IN
DTE-STL FRS, Gus. SOAES, CHEMICALS,
AMI
MlNuFtCTIrHET,s' ARTICLES,
SD .Vai.k street,
ANDREW II. WARD, jR. BoSioa.
klnE poorr. 25mG
40 Dentists.
Sac3oa q, Co'S D-pm far He select Mineral
9e7i. Burlington. E0m4W.
Constantly receiving supplies Of nicnspid Cum,
Ntolar. Pivot and Plate Teeth Also Fore, s, Files,
Gnl and Tin loil4 EXcayntors Sectors, Burrs Drills
Mouds. Mirrors, Brushes. Calcd Plaster, Neat
sToRE NEW GooDs. STEEL FRINGrs.
sClaeps and Beads Gold Ear Knobs, Cameo Pins
finger rings. aud still another lot Of Paror Lamps,
Iut rccciyedhy BRINSMAlD Il BROTHERS.
March iih 1917.
Expresses from Ncw~l-or,i and Boston to
Montreal.
VIRGIL & RICES
Mem I'ork aad -uontrcai Express
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
THE EXPRESS WAGONS for heavy freight,
l. leave Burlington for New ork, and intcrnrdi
AZ plncrs, every Monday morning
The Mes. u1cr t1rmuncy packages and lighter ar
liccs, will leave Burlington Tor New York Nc every
"Wednesday morning, and every Friday morning for
Montreal.
CHENEY & cos.
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