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ESD.
ARIFF OFF
&koctRfIs

SMITH s. NATTER have now in store and
ready for the lspertioh of thar fren Is. and tn.
puhIic, n large ana Selson lhls Stock of Fresh
G'rocerles 81 e.rry variety, at Lon:"t rrc-s They
assure thsir friends tn It ia ~ t,eir interest to
call and examine thei; stock AMI prices, ~ they
are dets n,ined 10 SELL III be undo rsoId by ap,r;
il prices don't suit, ioh't buy, slow Prices All:
,uie y nfi's,'' is thar motto.
Bluff trse4 Ws,t Joliet, a few rods north of,
he NaIis III .lo,el.
:. % SMITH 2. MATTER
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Young 1.adirs' ;sald NEinseA'
SHECr SGN1OL.
MRS Il. N. FULLER

WILL ou"n School Tor Young Ladies
w and Ml,ses' in 1ae >chnul RI ,ln nov &C.
cuplGd by Mr. M'ln:osh, in East Joliet, on
Monday, he 1ta day of April next
Twill be the aim o. ihe ! eAcher tom IKE evc-
ry principle thoroughly understood, aud 10 Ad
vance the p Ipil as fast as is practicable, with
resaldt TO iXeir owa interest ant the Lest Culture
of the mind. which the several depa tnent. Of the
school will embrace
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SCHOOL, BOOKS,

- AUNDER'S lat End Sd and 9th Readers,
= Saunders Spelling Books, Websssf's do do.
OlnCy's Geography Anh Atlae. Davi % Ariihma-
tics, Kirkha'n'3 GramfHara, t;nmstock's PhilOs >.
ply, Blank BonHs, Letter pnp-r by the Re.m,
Fools Cap do BY the renm, foi sale at LOVES
OH CHIc AGO Sc. Oct ~ I646.
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"WJH-HHMODN
.ADMiVIsrRA TOp,S NayTt,E

ALI. persons having claims against the Estatr
of CharIss p. W aierm deceased. are notified nd
rem ,esse,I 10 present the same fnr a jiasion At
the Term OF the Probate out IF Wi:Fcouniy, IN
he held az the afhce nf the Prohats Justice, in
JAMES BALLARD,
~ AdminisiEaior.
Jclics, Marsh 18th, is47.
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PRIMARY DEPAR rMENr-- Irthogfaph : !,
Rea ting, Writing, Geography, parley's FIrst
Book nf History. =
JIINIOa Gil ~ Botany, Natural PhiIo.o-
my. Physiology, Arithmetic. Modern and An
cient History.
SENIOR CT NSS-wnits on the Mind,
Chemistry, Rhe,o.;c. Astronomy, Logic, Mora.
Philosophy. laft o.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-16

"a an spOlogf For TIE baprenness of
Is .ie columns Of this week paper in
regard to ihe news Of the day. we would
EalfattentiOn to the tax lisa. - = :
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MARRI ED.

In this Place on th' 81. ult., by Rev, o.
A Walker, Mr.. DAVID d. WINFIELD and
Miss May HARRrs, all OF this place.
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Fresh Groceries.

NJ USCOVADO Sugar. Bro Havana do Bss,
I1 Carried do, Fresh Tehs- Gvnpotcisr.
Imperial 0"d Young HysOn. Rice starch, To-
ba GO, all kinds Spicss. and
6E Boxes New RsisinS for sale at
I'D LOVES.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-16

anticipation Of me Hasa
fwilbe datg bal
emnldat from
&
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A CAaies lqs Young Hyson. GunpoE6sr &
n imperial Tee 81 Massesona
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-16

Unfit Iba. MaEehail's patient Line Thread
tor sale By che pnuad. n Mast0s0n's.
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IVVW UEJCEDE1UE5 AIUVt OLHB a
COMPRISING agl yels
~ purchasers invited 10 call and examne
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TO RENT.
VVUE House At THE CORNER OF MAIN AM

j Chairpain Streets, with barn and outhouses at
tached-also large on the second story of the
building on Water II. known as the Foundry, suita-
bic for storage SC. Possession given Immediately.
Apply to CHAs. f.. Fo1IETT.
Rurinrton Nav l. 1917 i5w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-05-28
The War.


Our usual summary of War news is crowded
out this week Nothing of especial Importance,
in the movements of the Army, however, has
transprcd since our last. General TAYLOR is
compelled to see his forces melt away by the en-
pration of the terms of service of the Volunteers
in his command. and it is apprchcndtd that he
will be left in prrillous condition. Nothing
more likely. The thing has occurred Wien he
was much nearer home, thanks to our most elf
cient Administration. The following paragraph,
respecting the gallant old Generals difficulties
and troubles, occurs in the liberty Gi2eNe'S SUM
mary OF War news:
For every lady Of He material Of rdr the gencr-
almus keep his cncampmcnt per force
This is very mysterious, and though not en-
tirely Ineligible, forcbodes, we fear, some
dreadful disaster!
Gen. ScoTr is at Jalapa. Considerable sick
ness prevails in Vera Cruz and the Castle of Sal
Juan. Several cases of rOmifo had occurred
The Mexican General Salas has issued hi.
proclamation inviting the formation of guerrilla
or maraudng, piratical and cut throat parties
81 Mcxicans had been massacred by party O
American troops.
Gen TAYLOR, will not move on San Luis a
present-for watt of a sufficient force.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-05-28
Lieutenant Rich ardson.

The Third Regiment, L. S. Infantry. has, at
great sacrifice Of life, and by the brilliant con.
duct of its Officers and men, covered itself with
glory in This Mexican War. Among it, brave
and arcompli shed officers is Lieut.. RICHARDSON
u son Of J. p. RICHARDSON Esq of our Vii.
lage or the conduct of this gallant young
Nermontcr, on the bloody field Of Cerro Gordo
his commanding officer thus speaks in his off
cal despatch:
Th- officers cane under my personal observation,
sRl their conduct deserves the highest praise can
give In the attack on tn, height Two companies of
regiment, Capt. Corions and Lieut. Richardson's,
became son'whnt separated, moving around with the
.th to the opposite slc at the hlll ~ that cannot
speak 50 particularly al them. tis, however, in my
kuOuietIr that As soon As the height carried,
Lieut. Rlchlrisol manned one OF the captured guns
with men OF his company and fired upon the Mexican
positions.
Ll,ut Mcconnell, of Lieut. Richardson's company,
is reported to me TO have conducted himself with "A
great d,a OF gilantry being active III assisting Lieut.
RICHARDSON in working the captured guns
T. b. ALEXANDER,
Capt Commanding 81 Rrgt | : Inf
Colonel W. ) HARVEY, COM l-t Brigade.
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A CURE AND No MISTAKE Let it speak for it.

A CURE AND No MISTAKE Let it speak for it.
self
Da WRlGHT i have often wished to inform you
of the bectS derived from the OF your Indian We
gctabe Pills, not tor the purpose OF gTdfpgi"g YOU
who are stanGcT to me- but with the hope that 0the'
fellow beings who might be similarly afflicted, may BE-
induced t. ty 10 The same resort. ,.u
In The Fall vi lsi persuaded to use your fllls
before had nscd one bOr teH encouraged to c0"t''
nue. and dad continue, until had used twelve boxes
having stopped ut intervals aud commenced ashin
The result was that in the Spring following yen me
s;rk he'd and roam 10 Dhich hdd been entirely con-
dued far EIgHr YEARS, during winch long period mad
racougs, to the skill of the best physicians that could be-
nh,aincd and who did all in their power but all then
ctInrs were in vain. Indeed, never derived Tho
Mv c"mplant was originally Rheumatic which was
.t.r,vards aggravated by n cold The two combined
became seated in my whole system became help
"a nv legs and arms were Of no 10 me, during
,ho, iong Time in which have suffered beyond my
er m describe and ii were 10 attempt description
J, n,i,,It nDpear 10 Others eAaEgcration. Nor viii
Ia,,rnnut TO tell you how much money paid to doc
tors , ,:l. re,
,ote more food than a healthy man would use in tom
months. The eating OF yiciuas had much the eect
The swallowing of II burning coal might have.
viii not be- too lengthy but conclude by saying tia
old noe IS the only hlndrance toperionnla labor My
annette has been since uninleIupediy good ant
Ienloy my night rest illly.
live in Moore Township, Northampton county
Pa; am farmer am u years OF age and though
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j / { D ,

At Chimney Point, on the lith inst, ADAM SELMA,
wife OF Asahc Barnes Jr aged ~ years. With chris
tian resignation she bowed TO the stroke that severed
the ties OF earth, having her trust in Him who saith
81 am the resurrection and the Lite"
In Orwell on the 2oh inst. ErurnN Bloom n
revolutionary pcnsioner. AGED ~ wears Mr.. b was
for fifteen years previous to his DEATH totally blind
having had both eyes kicked out by horse.
In Milton on ,hc Goth ms, Avos II,yrrty. in the
soh vcor or his oc.
lnihls town on the nth instn Mrs. kEzIAl, Rus
SELL, aged -,
| This venerable lady the widow OF Hon D1
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,ILT A3 L'YNtAlr,

HAS Received his usual extensive assert
81 ment of Spring G,ods, consisting in part of
Printed lawns. ginghnnlS muslins embroidered mus
lin gnghans, and barege. Also linen ginghnns Il
new article.
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH PRINTS,
An Extensive assortment, Ncp Patterns
s II a w i s.
Muhair l-hnwls, rich printed cashmere do, WOODEN
net linen net black and fancy silk do, variety scaris
cravats fancy silk and linen hkis umbrellas parasols
ana sun shades
RIBBONS. &c. &c,
Bonnet, cap, satin and tail'ta ribbons, zephyr worst
cd purse twist on spUuls and sticks steel beads, bag
CLASPS, steel rings and asses, also, scpcraic rings
tass'ls, knitting cotton, tidy cotton and needles, fine
unhrnChcd knitting thread, marsha's linen thread
spool do, cotton fringe cotton ribbon, marking cotton
flnc 81 linen shreng pllow-case linen, ~ liner
danask shrtIug, drilling. uicachcd and brown, hucka-
buck, russia ana scotch diaper crash birds eye linen
russia shcctlng, picket linen, burlaps Nc
Broad cloth, casscmcre, aud twccds.
Blcached cotton s.IrctnI aud shifting
Fine mrrlimack, S,mrook and DIvlsviIe shccting
farmers, manchester monadnUck and other shcctnl
and cheese cloth
Fancy summer stuff, mariners shirng. carlisle
hamilton, shaker tick. drilling bIcachcd and brown
skirts, drab norccn and damasi &c
w. |. GOODS.
Molasscs, sugar tea coffee. spices, wolscys crush
ed aud powdered sugar, cocoa and shells, &., Ne.
Wlckwarc buildings, 18th may, 1871
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-05-28

THE subscriber has made arrangements TO open a
1 branch OF the kndcrhook Wool Depot in the vii
lagc o Shoreham ~. a spacious building has been
procured as store house, for the present scason sua
ted on the public square in said vngc He will be
prepared to receive wool after the tenth OF June.
The ilrcccs will he thrown into sorts, and those who
desire it can have their clip kept separate and sold
when ordered.
\ discrimination will be made. between wool in a
GOOD az BAD condition. Sales will be made inva-
riaIy for CdSh. The charges, will be- one cent pei
pound for receiving, storing and selling and the nsl
rance, which wili Toe twenty-five cents on one hundred
dollars for term OF three months Advances in cash
will be made ON the delivery of wool if requested
Sacks will be furnished 10 those who wish by thcl
paying the expense of transportation and u cts
each, for their use.
y Reference can be had to DR.. ] p. Bcckman
klnderhook y. Y, :. H. Jennison. Shorehan VI
Bingham, Cornwall 5. W. Jeweut. Weybrdgc II
Bell, Middcbury l.. Hall. Shcburn Vt
Letters addressed 10 the subscriber at Shoreham il
relation TO the Wool Depot at that place will rcceiy.
immediate In his absence Mr. : Evcrts will b,
there to receive wool. and give any requisite informa
ton Oh the subject
ii. BLANCHARD.
| MAY ~, lSi7 1s
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Patent Congress Boots.

Also Gallons Of all coors, and black and light 81
CATER acr., cotton laccs &c
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SEAsovABIE REMEDY During the warm season of
the wear disorders Oi the hillary and digestive organs
occur gene ally to unparalleled aud distressing rx-
tent Some remedy OF SAFE easy and effective opc-
ration has long been a dcsidcratum among thos' so
afflicted and which is now offered in DR. Woods
Sursnparilla and Wild Cherry Biters carefully pre-
pared and substantial remedy of well established rcpu-
taiion wherever 1t has been used To thnsr m need Of
n tonic aperient during the present season, We say
give 1t n trlul.
Y Be particular and ask for DR.. Woods Sarsapa-
rlla and Wild Cherry Biters, and receive no other
For sale BY fHEo. a PECK. 41w!
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WUSiTd'c6 by Experiments. by
WILLIAM BEAUMONT, Surgeon in L. s. ir,uv.
| HE experiments which make this book invaluable.
Tor settling many questions arising from the prin-
ciplcs of digestion were made on ALEXIS ST MARTIN
who was wounded by discharge from iowlmg-
piece, and the wound hcned in such manner as to
leave an aperture TO the stomach through which his
food could be introduced or extracted and has So re-
manned tor more than twenty three years presenting
the remarkable Of a robust healthy man who can
take his food in that manner
Ono liiion o this book was published by the author
at 81 90 but was mot generally circulated 1t is nov
published ina hnuIsomr Volume ct more than }Ol
pages IN Cloth Binding at tn" low price OF - cents
THIS day published by
{. GOODRICH
May 81, 1917. Isw3
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In this village, on It -, nst., by the Rev. J. X
Converse. Mr.. HHthl A. DUOLITTlE to Mis-.
ELIZA c. MAYO.
In this village. on the Goth inst, by the Rev. ]. X
Converse, Mr. : 7. X LEWIS, of Rouse's Point n
y, to Miss SARAH \ N''0EE, Of Burlington
In Cornish II ~ A Spnulding
Mr. PrLrG BARRON, lass, to Miss )
LAvlNA fLLlcHLE, o.. &c.
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\ GOOD assortment OF linz Britannia revolving
n tlSt1rs, together VITA Plated and Britannia
Metal Ware IN general To. safe low prices at
any other establishments
ALSO
Plated Spoons plated with pure silver on German
Silver, ant good German Silver, Iron. plated, and
other Spoons ais, Wooilcr Spoons and Forks Tor
Salad and great variety OF useful house keeping
tcirs W. could call attention to our u"w style md
new patterns OF Batter Stamps Pauy Pans and TO our
Stock generally which is lauch enlarged, and OF
Tered at very low prices
I MAY % 1917. BRlSSMAID BRorHERs
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VERMONT CENTRALRA1LROAD CON-

NOTICE is hereby given that the second Annual
" Meeting of the stockholders of the Vermont Cen
trail Railroad Company, for the election OF seven Dl-
rectors for the ensuing, and the transaction OF all
other business which may be presented, will be holden
ut the Court House in Montpelier, on Friday the 18th
day of June next, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ.
By order Of the Directors,
T.. +. WALTON, JR., Clerk.
wi
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Iron, Nails. Glass. &C.

= lONN SH0E-SHAPE, VARIOUS SIZES 3 do.
~ Scroll Iron; 10 do. Band do 80 do Round and
Square, ,, l6 and upwards s do o. $ do do 2 and
inch Banks" best do; 10 do American Tire do ;
gdo liammonds do do; do Hoop do, all sizes do
. do Spring Steel, various sizes do Round Cast do
do do Cases of Axes do; do assorted do doz.
Anvis do Vices | do Mill Cranks; 100 do Amcs'
Shovels % do /" Fosters do IS do Fairbanks
Hoes 100 do Blanchnrd's' Cast and German Steel
Scythcs; Ii do do Cradles. For sale by
J. BRADLEY g. co.
Burlington, May 25. AZ South Wharf
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BURLINGTON TREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING. May g. 1871

You unknown to me, conceive you the greatest
beneinctor the earth ever afforded me.
(SignedJ joins TRACK.
Pctcrsvile. Pa, May 1, 1917.
The original document may be Mt the Princi-
pal office and General Depot, No 100 Race ST., Phi
ladelpha iSw3
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CHAPLAIN N CONNECTICUT RIVER
RAIL ROAD.

4 assessment of ten dollars on each share of the
y capital stock OF the Champlain and CONNECTICUT
River Rail Company has been ordered by the Direct
ors aud made payable the first day Of July next.
Payment may be- made 10 the Banks at Burlington,
Nrrgeuness, Niddlcbury, Rutland, Black River or
Bellows Falls, the Cheshire Bank kcenc, \ II To
Edward Pickering, Esq No 90, Suite street Boston,
OF to the Treasurer, Tcasurcr's Office. Midilrbury
SAMUEL SWIFT, Treasurer.
MAY % 1871 As
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NEW GOODS.
IlEADY MADE CLOTHINGS. l. d.

IL BlAB( < co, now have their furnishing room
well filled with every variety OF tOHis Vests. and
Pants. Tor aud boys. Coats from - cents mp to
five dollars Call and sec
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POPULAR ANATOMY.

mr. ii. NELSON. wW dcHrcr course
~ of lectures on the above science every eve
ming. at p. O'Clock, IN SrongS Hall
Ladies and Gentlemen are requested to call and cx-
anime the paintings preparations Sc, from , To !
+. VI. nj which time the DR.. will be in attendance,
and give any explanation required.
Single Lecture - cents. One Lady and Gentleman
to the course $3.50. One person 80. Children
halt price. ISwl
Burlington May 81, 1917
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-05-28
Wool DEPOT.

Molasscs, sugar, tea. coffee, spices, wolscys crus
ed aud powdered sugar, cocoa and shells, II, Ne.
Wickwarc buildings, 18th may, 1877.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-05-28
May 81, 1917.
PURE SALT FOR BUTTER.

n z
a mont whose cheese cr~cls in whatever market
Offered. should be so far behind the times in the ar
ticc of butter.
Tn answer invariably given by those well inform
ed on thu SUBJECT s-lst that the butter is not sui-
GENTLY worked tn cXprl the buttcr-mlk, and ad-
ditonal and satisfactory cause were nothing else
used To obyatr this last difficulty ms far as posi-
be have procured quantity OF Ashtous Sack
Salt which is the kind used in the Orange County
Diaries and is recommended with entire conf cnce
18th May, Is A. S DEWEY.
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Great Victory.

THE money IN command oi the Peoples Agent
i was pushed forward with wonderful dispatch
through the central pass of the Green Mountains bar
rcacd they were with cmbaukInrnts o snow, ana
took both Boston and New ok markets 10y surprise
thu sl April and captured from them selection Of
their fashionable goods which, on arriving AT Vermont
rnnsomcd with profitable bounty that 50 lncfea'
sed again the forces to induce nm attempt nj
"A second attack on New York the lst May when beng
victorious brought away the greatest array OF trophies
that ever gllscurd in Church Street, where they are
nov nnayri ior redemption by the People at then
Store kept by.
10Th MAJ 1917 w HDWA ARD
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Notice..

4 III. persons are hereby cautioned against digging
n mts Tor rur clay, gravel or any Other purpose, III
the streets Of - town, under the penalty OF the stat
ute N such cas- made and provided as all such cases
n,,,,o 10 our know ledge will be- prosecuted without
fail. j. y IUMEhon I Niectme"
H. T. STACY, } burlington
Burlington, May II, lSi1 i'w3
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vi from New York with her usual variety of
Millinery Spring Goods comprising all articles here
toore kept m her shop, together with the latest styles
and pattrrns. She has in her employ Mss Cook
of the most tasty and finished Dress .uakcrs, which
enables her to warrant work done in good style.
Burlington. May II, lsi7. lows
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Wanted.

1 YOU Nj ENERGETIC AND UNMARRIED MAN
u of good constitution, master mcChnuC, who Is
capable OF supcrulcndlngthr construction OF saw and
qsl mills, anl planning machlnc If necessary.
Such one with good recommendations and not
unwilling To 90 out ui the United States may hear nj
an opening - crafty ms most sanguuc antIcpatlons
in few years, by aprl alton either personally OF by
letter yOSt pIid To this office. ISw3
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NEW GROCERIES,.
4 s DEWEY HAS RECEIVED HIS Spring

Il, stock of GROCERIES, and Is now prepared to sup
ply customers with Goods, IN his branch Of trade, oi
the best qudhtu
Person, tindng it convenient to send tor their sup
Mics will find no Orerchdrge, and any article which
ON trial dors not suit can all be returned and
the nay will be refunded
R'uinpion MAY -, 1917. AZ
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Coffee.

Ok BAGS Sumatra 80 do Laguira
~ u do Java 100 do Old Gov. Java IS Boxes
Peru and Fresh Ground, for sale by
J. BRADLEY g. co.
Burlington, May IS 4S South IFharf
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The Physiology OF Digestion.

May -, lSi7
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HATS g. GAPS.

"a 4 fresh supply OF New York Hats Of a superior
n qualify also Hats OF my own manufacture,
and mrgc and splendid assortment of tine silk and
cloth { APPS Tor men ana boys OF Boston aud New
York Manufacture, which vii be- sold unusually low
Tor pay. 1. \ SE1 hoth H.
Corner of SrongS Building, on the Square
Rnrllngton, NlnY .. ISI1. iS
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DAGUERREOTYPE GOODS.

OPERATORS are informed that We have purchas-
~ ed tar superior stock of Goods in this line than
has ever been opened at the North and shall sell
low Sherman aud American Cumeros, Sravills and
French Plates aud all kinds OF Cases, stock apparatus
and chemicals, and all things wanted will be on
hand al New lork prices
BRlNSMAlD & BROTHERS.
MAY Il 1877 AZ
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lSupI Cady's Estate.

STiTE or VERMONT IN Probate Conr,
Lamoiiie District IS 1 holden at Hyde
park within and for said district, the 18th day Of
May, A. D. 1871 Lafayette Cady Administrator on
the of Buel Cadv, late OF Cambridge, in said
district dccea-e presents. biz adnpsfq4r ne G safe
be referred to the 9Th day Of June next at the Probate
Office in said llydepak. for examination and allow
ance and that all concerned b. notified hereof by the
newspaper printed ut Burlington, Vt, three weeks
successivey as soon as may be- that they may appear,
and at said time and place if they cause, object
thereto BY order of Court,
Attest. HARLOW p SMITH, Register
a trlc copy OF record,
47w3 Attest H. T. SMITH Register
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800 LabOrcrs Wanted!

VTANTED ON THE CnAMpLAIN AND Con-
w ncccut River Rail Rond, on that portion Of the
road east OF Mt. Holly, to Section 4 in Rockingham,
FIVE Hundred Lnboring Men, to whom liberal price
will be paid, ii application be made immediately.
DECKER 81 WARNER.
Chester, Vt May 90, 1917.
N; D.. Employment will be continued to such as
are tnithfnI for two years ID. & w.
n. II. DECKER,
ions WARNER dswi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-05-28
Tobacco.

I'm DOZ CHEWING, various brands; $50
O>IO Boxes do do 400 Half Boxes do do; $50
One Quarter Boxes do do; 100 Canlscrs OF J. AMBER
sons Premium Fine Cut Chewing. OF finest quality,
for sale by j. BRADLEY " co.
Burlington, May %. As Smith IFharf,