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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-12-17

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Elisha Smith. taobment
before s, Forrest S"abuEY, one O. tAo las-
secs Of t1e peace IN and for Iowa county
Wisconsin Territory.
You, Elisha Smith. defendant IN TIE
above entitled cause, win take notice THAT
8 writ Of attachment was issued 5y the
SAID Justice on the 241h day Of Novsu :
Der, 1917, il the SAID cause, and yoag
sroPerty attached TO satisfy the sum Of
.leyen Dollars, with interest and costs
suit: that the said writ was raturuabla
4 returned on the 30th day Of Novcn-
1917, at O'Clock in the afternoon,
The Office Of said Justice a the town
Linden, Iowa county, Wisconsin Ter
yry; and that said cause was continued
the 25th day OF December, a. D, Is47,
9 o'clock il tae forenoon. With an or
.r fer publication Of notice that unless
"a appear then ana there before the said
istice, and defend against lid suit, iudg-
sent will be rendered against You, and
our property sold to satisfy said debt
SAMUEL RHODES. Plaintiff
Linden. Dec. -. Is47. 3wI4
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-12-17
TO 1TINERS AND OTHERS.
EsNhEEc azaEEce.

< LII persons are hereby notified not TO
= tres7ass. Mine, or dig upon the following
iandswi,hout the written consent or permission Of
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-12-17
an Chancecy.
' the District Court of the county Of
Iowa, Wisconsin Territory, Of Octo-
Term. A. b. 1917.



" virtue Of q decretal order made in
above entitled cause IN the Dis trict
1T Of iowa coGnty aforesaid. on the
day Of the October Term 4. =. I941
aid court, ,hasama beng the 28th-day
October, 4. D. 1917. by lie Eon
aries Dunn, Judge Of said court. the
ilTsicncd. one or tie Masters il Chan
YIN and for the codntyof Lafayette,
the Territory of Wisconsin, wi.l ex-
= to sale at PabHa auction, to the
chest and bes. bidder, on SATURDAY,
22d day Of January, a. D. ls4s, at
O'clock in the forenoon OF said dav. IN
town Of Saull=o4rgh, 4 the county Of
Fayotte aforesaid, the following de
s.aod tract, piece q parcel Of ground,
Hg il The town OF. White Oak Springs,
taa county of Lafayette, Wisconsin
rrilorv, apd designated as follows. 70
t: 10. number One 4 J, in Block NUM-
Iwonty-three l25), in Gears Addi-
N 10 said Town Of y hite Oak Springs,
9getber with all and singular the pltvi-
.Ees and apPurtonanccs TO thesan be-
0ngsDg or IA aEyvize aPpertaining
Dated tlis 4t4 day Of December. 4. =.
~, HENRY WAGNER,
wE1 Master in ChaDccrv.
lafayette Co., Wk. T..
jones' = CEsv-TaED Soljrs FOR Comps.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-12-17
@ s. r ID s. /.
ID K. ID, r o ; S .,

Continues the practice of MEDICINE, Surgery,
and MIDWIFERY. His rssidence is on High Street.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-18
CuRE AND No MlsTAKE.-Let it speak for

CCRE AND NO MiSTAKE.-Let it speak for it.
Dr. WRIGHT: IL have often wished to inform you
ofthe benefits derived from the Of your Indian We
Getabe Pills, not tor the purpose Of gratifying you
who are stranger to me, but with hope that othe,
fellow beings who might be similarly afflicted may be
induced to fly to the same resort.
In the Fall OF lS4l, was persuaded to your Pills
before had used one Dor fell encouraged to CONT
nue., and did continue. until had used twelve boxes
having stopped at intervals and commenced again
The result was, that in the 81, ring following TIcH the
sick bed and room to rhich Ihad been entwely con-
H"ed for EIGHT YEARS, during which long period had
recourse to the skill OF the best physicians that could be
efforts were in vain. Indeed, Inever derived the
least benefit
My complain, was originally Rheumatic, which was
afterwards aggravated by cold. The two combined
became seated in my whole system. became help
less my legs and arms were OF no use TO me, during
that long time in which have suffered beyond my
power describe and ii were to attempt description.
1t might appear others exaggcration. Nor will
IatteInpt to tell you how much money paid to doc
tors.
may mention that in these eight years did not
take more food than healthy man would in four
months. The eating OF victuas had much the effect
the swallowing Of burning coal might have.
will not be too lengthy but conclude by saying that
old age is the only hindrance to performing labor. My
appetite has been since uninteruptedy good and
ENJOY my night rest fully
| live in Moore Township, Northampton county.
Pa; am tarmer am "a years of age and though
you are unknown to me, conceive you the greatest
benefactor the earth ever afforded me.
(Signed,) JOHN FRAcK
Petersville, Pa, May 4, 1917.
The original document may be seen at the Princi-
pal office and General Depot. No 1863 Race st, Phi
lad-lpha. For sale by THEo. A. PECK. Apothe, airy
and wholesale Druggist. 4Sw3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-18
PETITION no SELL LAND.

STATE OF VERMONT,l At session of the
District of Chittendrn, IS }Probate Court held al
Burington within and for SAID district OF Chlitenden
on the iirs, day OF June, A, d. 1877, comes Elmer
Beecher, guardian OF Hoyt Ray, OF Hinesburgh N
said district, minor son OF Calvin Kay, late OF siiu
Hiuesburgh deceased, and filed in sad court ms p'i
ton in writing, setting forth that ms SAID warn u
seized in his own right in fec ot the following described
pnrces of land situated IN said linesburgh, VIZ par
eel of land described as follows ;-begnniiig az 'he
south east corner of lot No 81, in the second DIVISION
running 20 west, n Is chains ;--thence west - 10
north forty chains -tiIencts soath ~ east thiIteeh
chains thence east % IS south forty chains thence
south 90 east Dr,y cuiss uc the place OF beghins'
containing 5 acres anda parcel OF laiid caileu 'ie
timber lot being the north hall Of twenty acres,
taken off the west end Of lot No SIN she hisl os sion
being the same land purchased by Gavin Kay OF i feu
erck w Baldwin, which SAID parcels OF iaiia were SCI
ONT to the said ward a. bis sbar Of the sad GAVIN
pa,s ,sa,e that Il Would be for the benefit OF said
wnIJ tn have said parcels Ut land sold, and the pro-
eJs ot snrh sale out at interest and praying SAID
Court m grant him license 10 sell and convey SAID par
ces o land for the purpose aforesaid ngreeaby to The
s,nu,, in such case made and provided - hcrenpon
m, Cont aforesaid doth appoint the iourth " eunes
av in lime 1917 for bearing md deciding on sad
nrit,on at the Office of the Register o. sad tonri III
snd Rurlnaron and doth order That all persons in.et-
esed he notified thereof by pubhcaiion oil TINS order
contaninr the Substance OF said pett,oh' ttee weeks
snccessiyry, in the Burlington Free Press, newspa-
49, nrn,eJ in said Burliugoni the last o which pub
LEGATIONS to be previous TO The SAID fourth Wednesday
in June, lSi'. nl;,, Iii; S.,
4e WY Vi june WIN WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-18
A. II. Gale 4 Co.'s
PIANO-FORI'E

'NHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING LATELY SPENT
L several days in examining personally the Piano
Foies OF all the principal factories in New York has
concluded, after candid and thorough investigation,
to introduce into this market those made by these in
genious Vemonters, as being, according to his judg-
men nearer to perfection than any other whatever he
has met with. The experience acquired by the man.
uiacture OF nearly 1000 instruments the employment
OF GO Of the most skiIful workmcn the adoption Of all
the real improvements OF the day, and the OF
power, have gained for them throughout the United
States reputation so high that ten instruments week
their present producU cannot supply their demand.
These Pianos being such as he can coliscientously
recommend the undersigned will constantly keep on
hand for sale and from the superiority of
their touch, tone, finish and treble notes as well as
their standing in time and durability in all other
specis, he will warrant them to give satisfaction, OF,
the money uciH be returned. Walkers Harmonic
Attachment, cheap and delightful addition will be
supplied if required. (This is entirely different from
the Eolian Aunchmcu,.) The splendid us,,unlcn,
used by the Handel and Haydn Society, which is
acknowledged by oil who have it to be far the
best town, is tor SALE and may be at the Con-
gregationa Vcstry by application to Mr.. CoLBuRN, the
sexton, at Merrts shop corner Of College and White
streets.
For terms, &c. upply through the Pos, Office to
5ltf &. Il. HOPKINS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-18
Ntarkets.
Brighton Cattle Market, Monday, Junc14.
Reported for the Traveller

At market, 40 Beef Cattle ,tincudiur 90 head left
back % 20 kes Working Oxen, 46 Cows and Calves
iSvU Sheep and Lambs, and about 1850 Swine.
Beet Cdtte-Extra, 81 25 first quality sc rs se-
eond and third qualities, from IS to S6.
to sl37.
Core and Calpes.--Saes noticed at s23, "a, &c, %
81 and $50
Sheep-Saes Of old Sheep, in lots, ut e., and 100
At Is Lambs from 81 IS to 10 to 3 50.
Sirine-at Wholesale SIC for Sows, and 81 q &c for
Barrows. AT rctaal, 81 to n a &c. Pigs weighing
30 lbs, in lots, at Sic per lbs.
N B.-Market very dull. and large number Of
cattle remained unsold at o'clock
WOOL. Duty, 30 per CT.
The Wool market remains the same as at our ms,
report. The stock of fleece is very light, and manu-
acturcr buy but just enough keep their mills in ope
ration, the expectation OF the new clip coming tc
market soon. Some sales of pulled have been made
during the past week at triae below quoted rates.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-18
r. NJ. PARKER,
SINGING CLASSES.

NT-NUINU CII-i'JJII1'
AIR. NICHOLS will commence on Saturday
wi next at o'clock, P. NJ, at the Nes,ry OF I'll,
Congregational Church. class in SINGING. he ere-
mcnts o, music the Art of reading correctly, Musca.
Articulation and Expression will be fought. ~ es
SONS Tor 81 30 the scholar
Also, another term OF his Juvenile School will be-
! gin at o'clock. Tetns - 90 ior 10 lessons
| Burlington, May u, lSi7 AZ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-18
Truman Roberts Estnte.

WE the subscribers, having been appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Court for the District Of
Chittenden Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands of all persons against
the estate OF TRUMAN ROBERTS, late OF Burlington in
said District, deceased, represented nsovcn and also
all claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto
and six months from the day OF the date hereof being
allowed by said Court for that purpose, do there
business Of our appointment at the dwelling OF Re-
bcccu Roberts in Shelburne in said district on the fit
tcenth day of September next, at l0o'cock. A. NJ.
Dated. this lith day of April A. ID. lSi7.
joHNATMAN LYON, 5 Commissioners
Silva
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-18

Dr.. Woops Sarsaparilla and wild Cherry Bi,crs-
containing all the sanative qualities of those val
other valuable Remedial Agents, furnish the safest
and most effective medicine tor Jaundice, occasoned
oyan obstruction Of the hillary passages-Dyspepsia,
q distressing and almost Undesirable complaint
Scrofua, prevailing to the greatest extent when the
seasons are variabe-PimpIcs on the face, which
cause 40 much anxiety on account of their unsshtly
ppcarance-Rheum 1tisn, Sick headache, Piles &c,
ever cred to the public For sale by THEo A PECK
Apo,hecary and Wholesale Druggist. 5lw2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-18
Ano ther. restored in Kcnncbeck Co. Me.
East Livermore, Aug. 1874.

East Livermore, Aug. l8i5.
Dear Sir You may publish this letter. or make
use OH you think best A year ago last fall
taken sick with a severe cough, was very much
pressed for breath, lost my appetite, and became We
" much reduced in my general health, prousc
IT, and couii no sleep nights | applied to phys-
can. who done all in his power to relieve and restore
me- but did not succeed. was confined 10 the house
most of the winter, often having long spells of cough
ing. raising some blood. Some time i'll the spring !
commenced taking
wIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Before had finished one bottle | was relieved my
COR gh removed my sleep restored | bed no more
have taken four bottles the past My strength
and Eensr, nsa5h i, now god a4rb4 ia to
Signed N. WELLINGTON.
am personally acquainted with Mr. Wellington
and believe his statement above TO be true.
Signed. S. c. MOULTON.
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS on the
wrapper. For sale by THEo A. Pkck, Apothecary an,
Wholesale Druggist.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-18
D ie0,

In Stanbndae may 81, after all illness OF s1 and
thirty hous, HANNAH, wife OF David Smith, aged 66
years. worthy member Of the Wesleyan Methodist
Church for many years, and much esteemed for her
domestic virtues she has finished her in peace,
RELYING exclusively the merits Of the great atone
ment for the justification Of her soul in the sight OF
God. Printers in Vermont requested to copy. Con-
In this Village. on Saturday the IL. inst, Captain
MALACHI CORNING, aged II years Captain
COMING wasa native Of East Hartford, Conn and one
of our oldest and most respectable inhabitants In the
war Of 1919, he commanded Company in the re-
powned and bloody battles OF Chippewa and Bridge
water Papers in Conn., and weren N. Y. plea sc
uotioe.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-18

Sn0 DOE CHEWING, various brands; go
sJVO Boxes do do 400 Halt Boxes do do loo
One Quarter Boxes do do; 100 CanlsleIs oil Andcr-
sons Premium Fine Cut Chewing. OF finest qnan'y'
for sale by BkADLLf y ~
Burlington, May IS Is S0ath " hdIJ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-18
Special Notice .

I-rThe extraordinary GRAEFENBERG PILLS,
which are achieving unparelled triumphs in various
sections OF this country, introduced into this
vicinity Let every sick person read the advertisement
Of the Greatnberg Company, which will be found in
another column. For sale at SHERwooD's West side
Court House Square.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-18

Linen Coats.
D. BIXBY SEQ, hive Just reed fifty Linen
/. Goats Sack and Dress, which they sell at low
prices.
lime 10 l9t7
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-18

M f. the subscribers having been appointed by the
w Honorable nle Probate Court for the Dstrlc
of Chi.,enden commissioners to receive, examine anC
adjust the claims and demands OF all persons, ngans
,br estate of SELAH MURRAY, late OF Willis,or
in said District deceased, represented nsovent. an'
also all claim and demands exhibited in offset thereto
and six months from the day OF the date hereof belns
allowed by said Court for that purpose we do l'ere
fire hereby uve notice that we will attend to th'
business oiour appoutnent,at the office OF Chauncel
BIowncl in Wlliston, in said District, on the las
Saturday of August and Sd Saturday OF Novembe
ne.I, nj one o'cocliP NJ, on each oil said days.
Dated, this 10Th DAY Of May, 4. d, lsl7
JOIN r BR9wNH' comm,.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-18
BOUND BOOKS
TIME FOLLOWING IS A CATALOGUE OF THE
FOR TEN CENTS A VOLUME.

FOR TEN 4 Il " . n NOh u M Es
TIME FOLLOWING IS A CATALOGUE OF THE
Books embraced in the Cheap Library, No. ., OF
One Hundred Volumes for $40, Just issued by ihe
of books has ever been got up in this or any other
country The books are well printed on good paper
neatly and substantially bound, and in size vary from
| The Sisters Sisters. . The Good Son. 3 Christ our
Saviour. 4 The Reformed Family 5 The Beautiful
Ci,y s Louisa Curtis The Anc I%on M N n
of Children. 10 Florence Kdder; IA Alfred Ora
ham IS Arthur. l6 Susan DE Groot II Arson
b. Daniels Is Eleanor ynnner - Howard Irwin
Scholars 30 Juliana Oakley. "a Life Of Christian
F. Swartz % Susnnnali. or the Three Guardians.
&c The Story Of Isaac; y Life and Prophecies OF
jeremiah p Lite IheUdSH 20 saesh SEA- ct the
my Friends Family 81 Ennina. 80 The Broken
Iyacinih 80 Popular Superst,ons "a The lniidel
Class. IS The Life Of John the Baptist. 36 and 81
Travels about Home 30 Ellen Hart. 80 The Sea
sons 40 Black Jacob or the Life of Jacob Hodges
Al Claras Childhood AZ Scripture Prints. 43 The
Soldiers Daughter. A Kindness to Animals % The
Darymas Dppghhcr 40 nv, Ms "a t lcyr II sD
tons so The Gift or True and False Charity dis
tinguished 81 Eadassah, the Jewish Orphan. %,
SO, 81 and So Evening Recreations.. 56 The MID
wards. So Memoir of Rev. I'hos Spencer. % Lille
of John Frederic Olerlin. GO Memoir of Catharine
| Brown, Christian Indian. 61 Anecdotes 81 Me
| mors OF Philip James Spencer. 63 Lame John 81
Life of John Knox 65 Bible Chronology. 66 The
Bruised Reed ca The Early Saxons:. 6s Anna
Ross. 60 History of the Patriarchs 40 The Beloved
| Disciple. n Annie Sherwood. - Memoirs OF Rev.
Samuel Penrcc. 73 Life of John Newton; "a The
Spring Morning IS A Peep at My Neghbors. 16
a Mothers Journal. n Scripture Biographies. ~
| Delaware and lroquois Indians. - The Ringcadcr
80 Missionary Stories. 81 The Home o the (iiend
lite. 81 History of Susan Elmaker. 80 The Pro-
verbs. 81 Curostcs Of Egypt. IS Easy 1ntroduc-
ton to the knowledge OF Nature. Sc Life OF Elisha
81 Ruth Lee. SS Life and Travels OF St Paul. ,sg
The jew at Home and Abroad. 30 Life OF Elijah
81 Letters Ecclesiastical History, Century to IL
% Do, Century 10 to Is. 20 Do Century 10. 81
Augustus Herman Frnncke IS Life of Leigh Rich.
nnond. 96 Scripture Biographical Dictionary. 9,
Destruction OF Jerusalem. % Select Biographies. 9!
History Of the Sandwich Islands. 100 Life Of Henry
Martyr.
Also for sale, No. of the same series, in price and
binding the same, but composed Of entirely dlcrcn
books.
The Childs Cabinet Library, consisting of 81
volumes OF the 2mo size, neatly bound in half leather
lctcred and numbered, and sold 81 80 the SET OF
only fire cents roiame This set is designed for tn,
younger children in Sunday schools and families.
Orders, covering the money, may be addressed to
J. c. MEEkS, Agent,
5Ow3 l47 Nassau street, New York
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-18

In this village on Wednesday evening, the 10th
instant, at st. Paus Church, by the Right Reverend
Bisnor HorKIss, CHARLES EDWARD FoLLLTT, to
MERIBAH REDMOND, both of Burlington.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-18
May 90, Is
PURE SALT FOR BUTTER.

VNHE QUESTION Is OFTEN ASKED WHY Err
l mont whose cheese frcels i'll whatever markc,
offered should be SO far behind the times in the
tcle OF butter
The answer invariably given by those well inform
ed on the subject islst that the butter Is not sntf
cieny worked to expcl the butter-mk and an ad-
dtonal und satisfactory cause were nothing est
wanting) found in the impure character of the sal
used To obviae this last difficulty. as far as posi-
bic have procured a quantity OF Ash'ons SACK
Salt which is the kind used in the Orange Count,
Diaries and is recommended with entire confidence
2S,h Nav 4S 4. s. DEWEY.
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NJ. OST NJ.

Liberty Street, NcW York,
WHOLESALE GROCER & DEALER IN M
W ported Liquors, Il Wines, q Segars; Foreign
Preserves, and German Kissingcr Mineral Water.
June llth lSi7. Soft
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-18

JONES SASHLOCK d. FASTENER,
THE safest cheapest, aud most reliable sash lock in
use, universally appro we'd for all ordinary sashes
and designed to superccdc all others. For sale by
STRONG, DOOLITTLE, SEQ.
June 10, lS47. 50
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-18
Wool Depot.

THE subscriber has made arrangements to open :
/ branch OF the Undertook Wool Depot in the vii
lage OF Shoreham w.. A spacious building has beer
procured house, for the present season. stua
ted OH the public square in said village lie will b.
prepared to receive wool after the tenth of June.
The flecces will be thrown into sorts, and those VIII
desire it can have their clip kept separate and so'
when ordered.
A discrimination will be made, between wool in
GOOD or BAD condition. Sales will be made nya
riably for Cash. The charges, will be one cent pc
pound for receiving, storing and selling, and the insu
rance, which will be- twenty five cents one hundre
dollars for term Of three months, Advances in cas-
will be made on the delivery of wool if requested
Sacks will be furnished to those who wish, by tlei
paying the expense OF transportation and II CT
each, Tor their use
E.y' Reference can be had to DR.. J. p. Beekmal
Undertook N. Y, s., H.Jennson. Shoreham N
Bingham Cornwall; $ w Jewett, Weybridge Il
Bell, Middebury l.. Hail Shelburn, VI.
Letters addressed TO tue subscriber at Shoreham i
relation to the Wool Depot at that place will rcceiv
immediate In his absence Mr.. s. Everts will b
there to receive wool and give any requisite iniorna
ton OH the subject. ...
May IL, 1877 ,.. .
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.NdOLER Y. 81

SADLERY &c.
STRONG, DOOLETTLE y CO., have received
- large stock comprising full assortment and ex-
with sadlcrs TOOLS and which are offered OH reasonable
terms.
June 10, lS47.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-18
Nc,v.Yurk & Boston.
BOOT And SHOE STORE.

~ AT X. BATCHELDER'S in Church street.
IN may be found the largest stock OF Doors an
H. SHOES that has ever been offered in Burlington.
a,e as spared no pains in his selections, both inr
gard to quality and style, and with small profits feels
SUI. y, sviin. satisfaction to ercry customer
Arions MS Stock in part, may be found the follow
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-18
Ladies Fair.

sv~ur aides connected with the Universast Cbu,ch
in this town purpose holding Fair on the Sd Of
Suy nc Hail 10 raise means furnish their Chn,cI
sbo"s Completed. A variety Of good things will be
aey r' ps is sas S al
fully in'i'eu :" s' Per Order
lime a. l847. 5lw3 JUN oNI.oSN !
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-18
American Prints.

TIME LARGEST Stock of Fancy Prints
this side of New York. Our assortment is KEEP
IN at ali times. and We ril sell a smsl N sdyenes
June !, lsF. ~ villa" IA
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-18
Tin Plate &c
House Finishing.

M NERAL Knobs, full plate, and japl. trimmings
Nl Mortice locks and lnches, mortice locks, NOR
tcc aclies, cottage locks, laches, Blakcs late hes
cupboard locks and ketcles bell pulls and trimmings
wro't and cast Iron narrow and broad Butts window
springs, axle pullies, ward robe hooks hat pins Sill
ding door way and axes, sliding door locks, fl usl
bolts, silver plate, bronzed and iopd. key hole es.
probably every other article required in house tnishin,
among which are many Nen, Cheap, Useful and de
sirab!e articles, which" Yankee ingenuity" has pro
duced, at wondrously cheap rates may be found with
STRONG, DOOLITTLE, SCo.
June, 10 1Si7. Sc
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June, 10 10
KITCHEN TTENNTL!

KITCHEN TTENNTLS,
ENAMELED preserving kettles, sauce pan.
IL bowls, brass kettles, fry pans, kettles, shove
and longs, toasting irons and forks jew candle sticks
japd. lamps, grid irons, sad irons &c.
STRONG, DOOLlTTLE, & Co.
June, 10 lSi1. 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-18
Gold Chains e. Pencils,

A large assor tment of Gold Chains price el0 to
n S75 and of Go Id Pencils OF all prices and OF Gold
Pens from ~ and upwards, will be kept for sale by
June Ia, BRINSMAlD &. BROTHERS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-18
Notice.

THE Stockholders in the Vermont and Canadn
L Railroad Company are hereby notified to meet at
the office of J. g. j. &. Smith, in ST. Adams OH the sh
day OF July iSi7 10 o'clock in the forenoon, for the
purpose OF choosing Directors for the ensuing year.
BY order Of the Commissioner,
j. SMITH. Chairman.
ST Albans June Is lSi1. 5lw3