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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-23

L. 8. CIRcUTT CoUEr-BeiOre Judge Nelson.-bepjd-
mia q. Hld1 vs.. CraHddA Rich and others ACTON 10
recover damages Tor alleged Infringement OF patent TOT
manufacturing iron sales by nliLg 10 win plaster OF
paris already referred A cases 10 point as 70 tne
security OF this method portion OF the sale ~nien pre-
served the valuable papers 81 toe Su1ok Oouh'y oahA
az the great nre at sag EaroOr IN Nov, lofO-aso
piece VI the sale OF Messrs Greeley hcEaln wnlch
preserved their books the tune VI me burning OF ne
tribune buildings three or four years asO-ana part VI
the sale OF Croker s. Warren IN whose building tee
Great nre in Broad occurred 10 ci9 and saved tneir
valuable papers after beng exposed 70 an immense nest
for % hours were exhibited IN Court
The defence that the sale - not paten@oe inNen
uon-slso similar chests were previously MADE "
Engand-snd that under any circumstance ny. FRI
,ersId abandouei bis invention 70 the public ~ maxine
II known before ne took OUT patent To De continued
m f,renooa-F or planu1. Mr. Staples TOR defendant
Messr, MeKeon. Emmett and Mccarthy.
TIE Grand Jury came into Court with true oill
a.sns, Sarlael D. Hume charged with endeayoring 10
create a revolt on board TIE s;hr Nancy Bishop.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE -Ja5ses HoraTd
mate OF the sniy Queen the West arrested BY deputy
marshal Morrison, charge 81 sssaulung the earPen.
Ter dangerous wesPon. Tss examined and aed 10
bal In S2Oy
CARES Tkozas ale mate Of me bark GazeLe, was ar
rest-a ~ deputy uarsna smith charge Of endeav
orag " create rsvot By laying violent hands on The
Capta!n pushing hin. &c. on AZ occasion AZ sea
kO6rt Lar mate OF the snlp Tartar, arrested BY
deuuty m.rsnAl Collins q charge OF assautlng sea-
ma sirh dangerous weapon whLe the vessel lsy at
/ Wnsmpoa T. / On examination the dis
! m.ssed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-23

CoRosER's IsoUEsT.-The Coroner was called
yesterday TO hold an inquest at No 65 Cherryst upon
body OF young immigrant VINO recently arrived 10
this PorI from LONDON and died suddenly this morning
Also, on tho body Of James D Hare, native OF Ire
land, at No. lo2 Washington Verdict-Decessed
came to death by disease OF the bowels srsng from
sea yoys age. Also on board the ship Rsyencl ly
ing at foot Of Pkes upon the body OF unknow
man. aged about SC years Northumberland came Il
his death BY congestion Of the lungs Also. the
body OF female infant from Antwerp Belgium al the
corner Of Washington and Liberty sta the daughter Of
Bernard Philippe Verdict Deceased came to her
desih by congestion Of the lUDgs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-23
S.x.York LEGISLATURE. .FurrrsrH wrrS

M,,i,ss e,u-L>.sh Of Lar Papcs-MsarfsoEr Cor
,r,iv, = - al, NJ NJ Scisansof L,giaa ton-
Trrer- Licenses-Tszp7snos and hk Bihe Lars
C0rnrv Cssyrs and fie ConsisEnoa--Dansrhk Bank
Reporr-JoAz YaH Bnrsa on Chartvs- EriSeHee up,
r-s,.,s T-p,rtone, Of tk Judicial Eierioas- Canal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-23
Late and Important from California.

State of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of
the War-Arrival Of the U. s. Ship Dale
Policy of the neutrality-suspicious. Of
ImmlgrantS-Setlement of Troubles on the
Bay of San FraDciscO-Classes in California
Arrival Of the U. s. ship Independence nor
mon Newspaper in CalifOrDia-Loss of the
Launch of the u. S, Sloop Warren, with three
Officers and nine Seamen-,oyel Orders OF the
Chief Acknowledgement Of Commodore
St0Ckton-Suspen.iOn Of HOstiliIes,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-23

ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUIcIDE.-A woman VINO
arrived from Liverpool few days since with tour cn
- h afected ON account of her loss, that she went
Yesterday afternoon the pier between Jay and
sts pulled OF her hat and shawl and banding them 70
one Of her remaining children, little girl seven years
"a i,,,ned overheard She was rescued by officers
Watson and Goodwin Of the Firth Ward She was
takan 10 the Aims House and from there to Bellevue
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17

T ARD and Candies.
IL June l6, 81 CATLlN e. SPEAR.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17

ISADWAY'S WARRANTED TO THE PUB
\ lic addressed unto all nations, people and tom
cues, for the purpose OF rendering unto either sex
pleasing conferences and beautiful compilations by
the Use ut
RAILWAYS CHINESE INDICATED SOAP,
which is warranted to remove
From off the face, neck or hands,
Pimpes Boiches, Sun Burn, Tan.
Its mysterious effects upon the cutcle in cleansing
the pores of the skin and secretng vessels from a i'm
puries creating healthy action Of the skim and pre-
venting
SALT RHErM, Ring Worm, Erisipelas,
RASH, letter, Prckly Heat,
Scuryy, Morphew and BARRIERS Itch,
has been q source of much wonder throughout the
world. Indeed it is astonishing to experience the eff
fleets OF this delicious Soap. a few applications eX-
terminate completely any vestige of Tan, Suiburns.
letter, Nc Its medicinal properties being selected
from the most safe, and etiCacious balns and ex-
OF oriental growth renders its cure for skin d.
seascs certain while
FOR TOILET PURPOSES,
it is The most erfaordinary Soap in the norld.
II being entirely free from Aikdii, essential Oils
Corrosive Subimaie, &c, il will not irriate lnflane
the skin but on the contrary, will render it sweet
pure, fair, clear aud healthy and never fails in i'm
parting beauty To the complexion of all who use it,
Price at % cents for large cakes and II! for
small
Sold in Burlington by A. c. SPEAR, Wholesale
Agent, for III cents per cake in Nergenncs, + Hun
.ington; Wiliston llurlburt & Hodges Mddlebury
n, ?. Russell; Montpelier, G. w. Scott
J. 4 r. G. RADWAY,
2Courtlandt St, n. Y.
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JOllNSON'S WALNUT OIL MILITARY
SHAVING SOAP.

THIS peculiarly inestimable compound is the in
l yention of our Mr. VIM. Johnson and has now
become so exceedingly popular that no other article
can give such universal satisfaction Other rrcspon-
sble persons are attempting to initiate it in appear
ance, but all such is spurious and counterfeit on Mr.
Johnson's genuine article.
The public will only be secure by purchasing from
us or our regular Agents OF the highest responsibility,
throughout the United States
Also every description OF the most choice scented
Soaps in extra embossed gilt labels Essences Tor the
handkerchief, Cologne Water Hair Oils, Pommades,
Cosmetics, Tooth Powders, and every article embra-
eed in the Perumery department., at A, Comstock's,
No Courtland, st opposite the National Hotel NY,
In burlington by A. L. SPEAR and THO A PICK,
Apothecares 10
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17
.yOhnsOn's EEirfiasn Esalsasl.

+ r identifying. cleansing and promoting the
l. growth OF the Hair. There is scnrcrlv nation
considered object OF considerable Importance. For
the requirement or preservation OF this beauty, clean
Illness the absence OF scurt, proper degree OF uXur
auce, the quality OF holding the curl, and fine mellow
gloss. so desirable that various preparations have
been from time time put forth, by which it has been
attempted produce some all OF these effects
Many Of them are, it is known by experience, ahso-
sivc and few possess some Individual quality which
renders them superior TO those with which they are
clnsscd. Mr.. johnson has, however. had the good
fortune 10 discover II composition, the ".MIfdn Dat
sam, which he confidently offers 10 the public as pos
sessng all the desired qualities.
For sale by A. l.. Conlstock, No. Cour,landt- st
opposite the National Hotel, N.Y. and by \. Z. SrEAR
and TnEo A. PEcK, Apothecaries Burlington. "a
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17
Arrival Extra.

A 7 the Peoples Store has been received nm extra
~ lot Of Goods for Cheap Winter Trade such as
Shawis from 80 cents to 8 50
Oregon Gala and Scotch Plaids, for Clocks, from
80 cents to 81 80 per yard
silk ThIbcts aud lernos for dresses and cloaks,
from 80 cents 10 50 30 per yard
linges t,inps and Buttons Of all shades and colors
together with an increased supply OF all goods gcner-
ally wished. - 4 lSO--
Carpctings, Oil Cloth, Paper IIangiurs, Crockery
Glass Ware, and very large stock OF Aluils Boas
Fur Caps, Fur Trimmings Buffalo Robes etc etc .
which by the Peoples Agent will be sold cheapat
HOW ARDS.
Burlington Nov u lsi7 ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17

Price 81 per bottle, Six bottles for SIS.
Burlington, II Feb lS47 w.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17
Musical Notice.

MR. WIiiTCOMit having taken up his winter
VI quarters at Middiebury, takes this method of saw
ally, tat he is prepared furnish good music for
Balls, Parties, &c. on reasonable terms ANY number
o pieces he'd from two to FIVE as the occasion
may require Ills Band consists OF a Claiionet Post
Hon. LIST and u Nolins, and Opheclyde.
Letters addressed to K. l.. WHlIooMB, Middlchury
VI, VIII receive prompl nItentiun. l4ii1
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17
COMSTOCK'S CELEBRATED MAGICAL
PAIN EXTRACTOR.

TIE universal approval and continued demand for
this valuable unguent, is the best OF its estab
lsled WORTH for the of burns scads, blistered
surfaces tor sores of all kinds OF however long stand
ing aud all external rritatons will al once convince
the sufferer that its name is truly appplied-Comstocks
Magicai Pain Extractor!
Sold in Tin Boxes, fitted for any climate, at 25 cts
so cts, and 81 each, by A. L. Coinstock, No. Court
land-st, n. Y; and by \. C.. SrEAR and TnEo. a.
PECK, Apoihecaries, Burlington ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17
JOnNSON'S
ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP,

EOR removing all pimples and cutaneous affections
l. OF the skin, giving a healthy action and ruddy
hue, as well as healing all chaps and roughness, pro-
duced by harsh winds exposure the severity of the
weather. Being, likewise, one OF the most delicious
Toilet Soups in use
To be had wholesale and retail at the Medical La
borntory Of A. l.. Comstock and Hach & Co.. No 6
Courtlandt- ST, n. Y. For sale by A. G. SPEAR and
THO, A. PICK, Apothecalies, Burlington. 10
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17
CtONlSTOCK'S OLDRIpGE's BALM OF Co.

y LuMBA-The best and cheapest preparation tor
the Hair ever offered TO the public Discovered in the
year 1881, by John NJ. OIdridge. For sale by A. l..
Conistcck, No Coutandt. opposite the National
Hotel n. Y and by A. &. SrEAR and THO A. PECK,
Apohecares Burlington. ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17
LOHNNON,N JAPONICA JUICE,

Tor impartlng rich luxurant and glossy hue to
L the Hair This desirable vegetable juice is one
lions for TIE human hair ever invented sany Of the
most fashionable ladies in New York have long been
III the habit Of using it, and speak OF II as surprising
any thing ever invented Ladies' Try II
To be had Of A. l.. Comstock, No. Courtandt-st.,
~ York and OF A. c. SPEAR and TnEo. A. Peck,
ApOlhecarIes, Burlington ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17
DONfI,STICS

GREETINGS. Is bales Rockland; 10 do.
- ,New York 10 do New Jersey; 10 do Walpole !;
Is do NJ. NJ c.
Sl1IRTlNGS, 2 bales fine brown do
do New York Mills.
TICKlNGS, cases Lowell, 5 bales
Lowell ALSO "a bales Auaknpns mixtures 3
cases /" Log Cabin panaloon stuff bales OF Plnld
York kremlins; 5 do striped do do; do plain do
do; Is do Butts 10 do Wickng 10 do Amoskeag
drills 10 do Globe do For sale by
JOHN BRADLEY g. co.
Burlington, Nov. 18th South Wharf.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17
MOTHERS RELIEF.

MOTHERS RELIEF.
ITO MARRIED LADIES, the Mothers Relief a
l medicine which soothes the disngreeable sensa
ton OF Females about become mothers and insres
n safe delivery in all cases where mai formation OF
some unnatural circumstances do not prevent. The
reputation OF this article, though silent, has become
extended as to produce an immense demand A
pamphlet intended only for the eye OF those directly
Interested and their physicians prepared for gra-
lultous distribution where the Reflects for sale.
g. BARTHOLlC 4 CO,
Rochester, n. Y.
For sale by THro. A. PECK, Apothecary and
Wholesale Druggist the authorized agents Tor this
place and vicinity, who also supply Druggists at
the Proprietors Wholesale price.
October 9Th 1915 Is
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL

N'iiNb ~ iibhHDi uiNhN THAT ALL
v creditors of the late finn OF Sullivan & Yale,
composed OF George Sullivan and William Henry
y ael heretofore doing business as Merchants at Rou
SEES Point, Clinton County New York are hereby re-
quesied and required by the undersigned, Assgnees Of
ness o. Nelson w. Fisk No. 22S Fulton street in the
eny OF New ior on or before the first day of March
next lheT several and respective demands against said
late INN, together with all vouchers and evidence re
lallnsto the same, in order that the undersigned may
proceed TO declare dividends upon the proceeds OF the
assigned property, and close up the trusts created by
the assignment by said late firm to them, Interest To
he computed up To the l7h February 1915 the date vi
the said assignment.
NElsos w. FISK, ! ,.,
Oscar \. BuEroN,} HSS's"eeS'
New York, November, 1917. 2an3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17
s. TO Wool Growers

Esaa3 AND BREEDERS OF FINE SHEEP
Sa2sS4a During the last summer Rev j.. c. Brg-
hum, OF Willston, VI. purchased OF J A Santor Esq
OF Hartford Conn, s OF his imported Ewes-l buck
lamb and his splendid Stock Buck the sire OF the very
superior lambs which have been sold from this import
cd flock during the past season. This Buck is one
year old last January was sheared when lamb Aug
TO- 1916, and again Aug 10, lSi the third day after
washing His fleece weighed II lbs OF clean, tine
wool. lie is very large and uncommony wooded
Marcy, strong Go'isll'u'IHeu "llaii ms STOCK pos
the stock OF Rev l.. c. Bingham, and agrccabIy to
repeated selection. have concluded to Iu, the Buck
to a limited number OF choice American Merino Ewes
at So each to be paid on taking Ewes away When
it is considered that not one OF the full blood lambs
have been sold less than SlOO aud up TO $500 each
the price above named must be regarded us very rea
sonabe. Applications must be made soon.
l.. q. BINGHAM.
Wlison, Oct &c, 1917. Is
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JONES. BALL & POOR,
NO. 1873 WASHINGTON STREET BOSTON.


Importers of ~ Wholesale Dealers
in Watches, Jewelry, Military Goods. &c,
III AvERECErvED BY RECENT ARRIVALS FROM
III England and France, large and extensive os.
sorimcnt ofthe following described Goods, with many
other Kinds too numerous to be mentioned selected ex
pressly for their wholesale trade and comprising the
greatest variety of articles TO be found in The civ tn
which the attention of dealers is invited.
Gold and Silver Watches, Japanned Tea Tr,ys. in
OF Lever LEplle, An sets or single, of all sizes;
Choir, Horizontal and Card Trays, Bread,
verge Escnpements OF Fruit and Knife Trays
aii qualities and prices Table and Pocket Cutlery
from the celebrated max Scissors, Rnzors Sc
ers III Liverpool Lon from the celebrated ma =
don, and Locle in Suisse nu(acturers of ShefreId
Mcrbe, Rosewood and Rodpers Crookrs Wos,
E,ony Clocks, Office tenholm' &c win many
T,,,locks, ana Eight Day cheaper kinds of Table
- iHepieces' Knives and Forks with
Gold Jewelry, of all des- bone horn md cocoa
cripions: Pins Rings, wood handles
Brnceets, and Clasps. Steel Bag and Pussc
Tod beads, Guard Clasps, Vest and Fob
Chains, Keys Gold and Chains and Mountinas
Silver Pencils, Specta- Steel Beads. Spectacles
Giles, Thimbles, Eye Spectacle Cases. silk
Glasses, Gold Pens, Purses, Guard Chains
Lockets, WIN a genera Watch Gasses, Specta-
YER and Gilt Fancy Fl Tin 's Snd she Musk Music
Goods Doves level Royes
Plated Cake Baskets Can bronzed and lacnucrco
dlesllcks, Castors, Pa Thermometers, Table
ted and Britannia Table Bells &c
and lea Spoons Forks, Watch Tools ofevery des
Butter Knives, &c. criplion
Britannia Tea and Coffee Files Gravers, and al
Pots, Sugar and Cream kinds of Watch Mate
Pots. -. rails, both English ant
Communion Ware, OF all Swiss manufacture
Purchasers may be assured that every thing in on
line will be furnished as favorable terms as can b,
procured from any source.
Dealers are invited to call and examine.
NATHL. c. POOR. '' eowiyi.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17
ApOslaeCaries' Fall.
Commission Agent

For the sale OF JEwETT's. CoMsTocK's and SurR-
MANS Medicines, as also Tor all the popular Patent
Medicines of the day. Sole Agent ior the sale OF
THoMsoN's UTERINE SUPPORTER and GALES UrERl-
Major.
All orders addressed MS will meet with PROMPT at
tenton, be careful, packed and warranted having the
largest and best assorted stock be found short of New
York-purchased exclusively for cash we are enabled
to make large discounts from the customary prices
"Harrlngtons Building"
=. S.--Dr b. J. ilEINEBERG will be in attendance on
Saturdays and Wednesdays from 10 A. NJ. I'LL o.
clock p. NJ, at Apothecaries Hall corner of Church
and College streets, when those who wish to consult
nm should call SIT
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-17
BURLINGTON MORNING. DECEMBER IL 1871
ELIAS LYMAN

ELIAS LYMAN
HAS received an extensive assortment OF fdLL
IL AND WIN7ER GOODS, comprising peou-
tiful assortment of
Ladies Dress Goods,
such us
COLORED FRENCH MER1NOS,
SILK WARP LYONESE,
PLAID ALPACA e. ORLEANS CLOTHS,
OREGON PLAIDS, &c.
with great variety Of De LANES and Worsted Goods
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH PRINTS,
SIAWIS, SILKS, RIBBONS, DC.
Bonnet cap, satin and lusiring Ribbons,
Zephyr Worsted Purse Twist Steel Beads,
Bag and purse Clasps. Rings, &c.
Linen Shceting and Shrting. Linen Damask,
Rnssia Shccting, Crash Diaper, &c.
Broadcoths, Casslneres and Ncstings,
Beached Cotton Sheetings and Shirtings,
Brown Sheetngs, Merrimack, Suncook, Davisvile,
Granite Mills and other Shecting, from one to two
yards wide. Also, Ticking, Wadding, Carpet Warp
Wicking, Cotton Bats, Yarn, &c.
w. |. GOODS.
Molasscs, Tea, Sugar several qualities,
Java, Lngura Rio and st. Domingo Coffee,
Chocolate Cocoa and Shells,
Nutmegs. Cloves, Cinnamon and other spices,
Best winter strained Sperm Oil &c. &c
WIcKwARE BUILDING,
Corner College and Church SIS.
October IS, 1877. Is
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DR.. j. Nj. Perkins,
RECOMMENDATIONS.

RECOMMENDATIONS
have been very bad for many years with Asthma
which was fast terminating in consumption | was
confined to my room three weeks ago, when sent
for DR.. Perkins. have strictly lived up to his drec-
ton, and am now able TO follow my daily employ
menls LORENZO w. SPAuLDIyG
Burlington, Vermont.
have been afflicted with the Pulmonary Consump-
ton Tor three years, and every thing that have tried
for relief failed ! am now under the direction of DIR
Perkins, and feel proud say that am fast recover
ing ZIBA PUTNAM.
Winooski Falls, Vermonr.
IMPoRrANr TO THE PuBIic.--Ths is to certify that
have had the Pulmonary consumption Tor five years
and every thing that tried Tor relie failed As soon
us heard OF DR.. Perkins went to him, and stayed
with him one week, and feel much relieved, and
firmly believe that he will make me Il sound man.
EDWIN HorrNAGLE.
Willsboro', Essex Co New York Is
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NOW Is THE TINE.

NOW Is THE TINE.
r ID. BIXBY ~ CO.. are now opening large
i 4. stock of FAIL and WINTER GOODS of
every variety, which can be shown in any market.
Ihibbet Merinoes, gmps and iringes to match
French and Buena Vista Paids
A very choice assortment Mohair Plads and stripes
Dress Silks from 81 to 80 per yard.
Embroidery Gimps OF nch styles
Fringes, all widths and colors for coaks and dresses
Black Silks for hantillas and Dresses
French Ginghams. Shawls. French Long do.
Polka do Plaid do.
American do Cashmere do
Broad Cloths, French and German
Over Coating, Large assortment of Cans
Fancy Casimrres. also
do Satinets. Ready Made Clothing.
The above goods with a well selected stock suit
cash or ready pay.
Burlington, Sept 2S, 1877. II
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CLARK, FISK & co.
22S FL III On STREET. n. iOR X

Io1 cIdII0s oi v5T'0Ts dI1IIIoS Also. 70 605
packages Tobacco, comprising various brands and
qualities; Pipes and segprs Maccoboy and scotch
vana Coffee, crushed Loaf and Powdered S.sars.
New Orleans Porto Rico, Nueiyeias, ST Croix. TIM
idad and Cuba Moasses; Hail Boxes, Box and keg
Raslns; ST Domingo, Cuba, Rio Lnguiia, Sulnatrj.
Cloves, Mustard. Cas-a, Fancy and Bar Soop. Sperm
and Mould Candies, Winter and Summer OILS, Mack
erei, Salmon, Shad, Herring, Picked and Dry Cod.
and lull and general assortment Ui Groceries which
we offer for sale the very lowest market prices and
TO which we invite the attention OF the country mer-
chnnt. CLARK FISK 4 co
y. u. Liberal advances made upon CONSIGNMENT
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PEARL STREET HOUSE,

BY Villas u MOVES.
circumstances having rendered the control of IN.
above premises necessary, would give notice Ia ,Ls
public that the Pearl St House is now open for the
accommodation OF travellers and others who may call
BENG located IN one OF the peasantest parts OF our
village and commanding as If does a fine view ot
Lake Champaign and the scenery about Burlington
ana also being near the University OF Vermont, we
think II can scarcely fail TO please the seacher for
pleasure and recreation, while at the same time il al
lords those upon business a comfortable home
Mr. ii. n Cole and Mr., H. G.. Mason. late n
Hlghgale Springs Will manage the House tor us and
TO those who are acquainted with them as CATrErrS
would be unnecessary 10 say single word in COM
mendaIlon Suffice To say that erery thing will be
done TO make 1t agreeable and pleasant TO all who
may wish TO make II stopping place
Believing that the sale OF intoxicating drinks ,s ,
beverage TO be injurious TO them who use or do moi ns
them, and detrimental 10 the well being of soc,etv
as also IN hostility to the law OF the STATE. and Tie
strongly expressed wishes OF majority of lie Free
men thereof, We shal neither keep it publicly no
eidndesfineIy To be sold or siuen away "V'
suitable carriage will be provided TO take nosse,
gers TO and from the Steam Boats f
All Stages will call at this House.
March ,o,, VIM. r, Was,
'' io''' MoRlLLo NoYTs.
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B Q Q K s
BY THE STATE AND
COUNTY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

RECOMMENDED BY THE STATE AND
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.
l. DaricS' First Lessons in Aritlmetic.
=. Daries' School arithmetic.
3. WWard's Schooi History Of The EaHed States.
A T n meeting OF the State and County Superin,en-
"A dents at Montpelier, the 10Th OF October, 1917,
it was
Rcsolred, That this Convention. inasmuch ms Adj
ans Arithmetic is regarded by superior TO all
other reatises Arithmetic now before the public,
creeping the series by ProfesSOr Ddtics, and mas
much Adams Is now in general use in our schools,
would not ut this time recommend any violent hasty
measures by way OF introducing any books, But,
impressed with firm and deep conviction that Da
vics Elementary and Common School Arhnetlcs.
whether used a. means OF securing thorough mental
training for practical purposes, IN the highest and
most liberal SENSE decidedly superior 10 any ofhcr
irHh udich IRE are dcqnsinted. ard roud HnheSifa-
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