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y ic0,

In Planield, LIST inst, Mrs Abigail Stone, aged 60
In Carolton, Ga OF consumption, Sylvanus Hunton
NJ D. son OF Dr. A. Hunon, Of Hydepark.
In West Brookfeld, in the month of march ult. the
following children Of A, B. and Sally Hutchinson On
the 18th, Swain G., 10 Oh the 25th, Amos, on the
10Th George . 4; and on the 2sh, Betscy d, (only
daughterl II years Of ago. Their disease was called
by their physicians species Of Group. Tie three as
were buried at one time in one grave.
In Leicester, Mr.. John Waite. and on the next da,
his wife, both 81
In Highgatc, 10Th ult, Susannah, wife Of Ekena
Albee ,63
In Colchester, LIST inst. at the residence Of her son
DIR John s. Webster, Sarah wife OF David Webster
aged ~.
In Chelsea. 9th ult. II. Z. G. Mclaughlin, Esq IS
In ru,nsy, 9th u, Deacon Benz Reynolds. s.
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CANKER-This disease, in mild form, appears in
small waite ulcers upon the tongue gums, and arou I'd
the lips and palate. More violent caukrr is apt to ex
tend through the whole alinenlary canal. and to ex-
cite the atulencies, and other distressing
symptoms. In this form it often proves fatal. FL
ry people and infants are most liable to its attacks
which generally exhaust the strength anI produce
cons ierabe cm1caion OF the whole body. In g"n-
ernl mid pnrgiiivcs OF corrective or neutralizng
cha ike the Sars,parIt AMI Wild Cieiry Bit.
tr.s are sufficient Weare permitted To ieer 10 midi
vor,z nl rl,' rHtst 'esp,clalny WHO speak in the
highest terms of this NJ 1cine cur iJr his I'll stress
49,, complaint Mothers, who frequently sui!ti
yc..y iium this disease, will hnd the remedy offered &c
be Of infinite value. For sale by THLopoRE A. PECK
Adv!
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1flarric0.

At Sabula Iowa. April LIST, at the residence Of Wade
II Eldridge, Dr. Il. w. JENNINGS Of Belvieu, to Miss
MARY A. PEAsLEE, of Burlington.
In Jericho on the sth inst. by Rev, NJ. N. Stearns
Mr. CmTTEYDIN GALusuA to Miss ANGELNE BlsnoP
Also, by the same, on the 2oth inst, Mr. EDWIN f.
PRATT to Miss HANNAH HArGooD, all of Jericho
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Murder in Sharon.

We learn from the Woodstock Mercury that
an Irishnan, named jeremiah Lucy, was killed
in Sharon Windsor Coz on Sunday night, the
18th inst, by three Of his countrymen, with
whom he got into an alteration. They were
all laborers on the Railroad, and the three often
Jers were intoxicated Two Of them have been
arrested and lodged in jail for trial. The Mer'
c,.rv does not give their names.
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" The Pike County Qllnos) Free Press
comes to us in the habimcnts of mourning for
the death of Col. JoHS ]. HARDIN on the bloody
field of Buena Vista. "For the life of such a
man as Cox. Hardin" says the Free Press, the
brave, talented and generous soldier statesman
and Christian, the lives and territory Of NlcXi
cans are poor equivalent
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D'Therc are two pcrsonagcs of considerable
public prominence, 0hough from widely differ
ent causcs), each of whom appears DESTROYS to
speak with studied and careful reserve Of &c.
neral TAYLOR. Ono is General TAYLOR him.
self, and the other is the government organ, the
Editor Of the IVax1ingion Union.
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Notice.,

Our friends in the village who wish anything insert
cd in the Patriot must always hand it in early Tues
day morning N Patriot
We really trust that our ncighbor will find
his friends in Montpelier sufficiently active
and interested in tie cause to procure something
to be inserted in his paper every week hereafter.
Printing! paper without anything in it must
get to be dscouraging
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NEW
SABBATH SCH DOL LIBRARY
OF 100 VOLS. FORSl0.

THE American Sunday School Union will publish
l on the Goth inst, No. =, OF the cheap Library of
100 volumes, for $40. The books viii be OF the IL
mo size, well printed on good paper be neatly and
substantially bound aud vary in size from ~ to go
pages For chrapness and adapedness TO its object,
this Library will have no equal IN this any other
county The large sales which have attended No |,
and the Communications bestowed upon il 10y those best
capable of Judging OF its merits, Is sufficient warrant
for saving that the forth coming will be still
more acceptable To those whose wants it is designed to
meet, Parents, Superiniendents of Sabbath Schools
and Principals OF common schools and academies are
referred to an advertisement in the n Y Observer of
the lsth, ana the \ Y Evangelist oil the I'D Of April,
ior catalogue OF the books.
The General Catalogue Of the Society, to which
additions are constantly making, now embraces more
than fire hundred found roiumes, expressly prepared
for Sabbath School Libraries. An examination of the
catalogue (Which is furnished gratuitousy on appca
tion1 is solicited OF those about purchasing.
| Orders received by J, {. MEEkS,
i3w3 li'' Nassau Street, ". !.
Anril Is 1917.
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JOHN S. WARE,
Storage aud Forwarding Merchant,
NORTH WHARF,
Z LING WON. ET
u z X L 7 Y q TO Y,
nrtr - $780,.

-. ELIFFfICE.
J. / J il i PICK T2Ht I co. Burlington.
The North Wharf offers every facility for the sof.
keeping and prompt delivery of ireighs and all bust.
ness addressed to the care Of J. s ARE shall re.
cciye promp, attention
The Steam Propeller. James II Hooker, the Stem.
mers Burlington, whitehall, Francis Status Montreal.
and the Ferry Boat Winooski and the different lincs
of long boats and vessels carrying freight on Lake
Chanlpaln touch atibis Wharf, l26n
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Baskenrdge, n. J., Oct. 10, 1915.

Dlskenfluee, " J., Oct. ~, 1919.
Mr. SETH w. FowLr Boston;
Dear Sir: | perceive, by all the newspapers, tina,
YOU are the General Agent OF that very useful and
highly popular Medicine called Wisars Basam Of
Wild Cherry. Allow me to inform you, sir, that |
have used that medicine in my family with decided
success Last fall my wife was quite sick had very
bad cough ! consulted physician who visited her,
and prescribed some medicine, which did not remove
her cough AT last he ordered DR. Wistar's Basam of
Wild Cherry. Immediately procured a bottle OF your
agent in this place. Mr.. Daniel w. Doty; she took it,
and it cured her cough entirely. During the winter
had fever myself which lett nc very weak and fee
bic +; had a severe cough. which troubled me some
time. | had recourse to yonr Biisam and found il
highly beneficial ! was Obliged, however to take two
bottles before was entirely well All who have had
colds severe coughs, diseased lungs would advise
to try DR.. Ws,ars Balsam OF Wild Cherry at once.
Signed, DAviD AYERS.
am personally acquainted with Mr. Ayers, and be-
eve his TO be true and entitled IL the con-
tidence OF the public Signed by Rev. OSCAR HARRIS,
Pastor OF the LIST Presbyterian Church, Baskenridge
None genuine unless signed Butts on the wrapper
For sale by THEODORE A. PECK.
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To Correspondents.

W. hive received ii communication from
"Cbii nlen County" in reply to A NJ 'mbcr,"
AMI sail insert it next week The article Of
our correspondent 49," which will be found in
another column was in type last week, but was
crowded out.
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PETITION TO SELL LAND.


STATE or VERMONT( At session of the
District OF Chittenden, SIS ( y Probate Conrt held
at Burlington, within and Tor the Dstric, of Chitrcn-
den, on the 10Th day OF April, lSl7 comes Brisey f.
IRISH: guardian OF her minor daughter Julia VI Irish
and hes IN said court her petition, in writing setting
forth that the said Julia W. seized in her own right
in fee of one undivided hall OF the following describe
parcels OF land, situated in Milton in the county Of
Chlttenden, TO wit; the south hall of lot No 10 ia
the Inst DIVISION and about thirty .one acres of the
south west corner Of lot No 9 in the first division
winch lands are subec, to the right of dover Of the
said lIesey f.. lrsi, ms widow OF John Irish Cd late
OF said Milton deceased that a sale Of all her said
wards interest in said lands would condure 10 her
best interest, by havng the proceeds OF such sale in
vested nj interest," IN stocks other real estate and
praying sad court To grant her license To sell and
convey all her said wards interest in said lands incu
ding the reycrson Of dover therein for the purpose
aforesaid, agreeaby in such case made and
provided Nherenpon the court afore said doth ap-
point the secoad "Wednesday ia May 1871 for hear
ing and deciding said petition, at the office OF the
Register OF said court, in Burlington, at ten O'Clock IN
tho forenoon and doth order thai all persons interested
be notified thereof by publication Of this order con-
tanning the substance OF said petition three weeks
essvcly, in the Burlington Flee Press newspa
per prinedn said Burlington, the last OF which 10 be
previous TO the day appointed as aforesaid for hearing
Given under my hand at said Burlington, this 10th
day of April, 1917 WIN. WESTON.
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE.

Meeting at Town Hall, Friday evening,
o'clock, for admission of members and transac.
ton of other business.
JOHN LEWIS. Seen.
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DR.. johnson said that in sickness there three
things that material the physician the disease
and the patient; and ii any two OF these joined, then
they get the victory; for, Ne Hercules quidem con-
iracdous. II the physician and patient join, then
down goes the disease for then the patient RECEIVERS.
Ii the physician and the disease Join, TINT is strong
disease, and the physician installing the cure, down
goes the patient. II the patient and the disease Join,
then down goes the physician Tor he is discredcd.
Equally then three material articles ndispcnsa-
bic to the toilct-Jon-ss Hair Restorative, Italian
Chemical Soap, and Amber Tooth Paste Pamphlets
with directions found at Apohecarcs Hal.
UARRINGToE, Proprietor.
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders
1 OF the Wnooski Mill Company will be held on
the nth day of May next, at o'clock, ?. NJ at the
Office OF the Company at Winooski Falls, for the
choice OF three directors for the ensuing year.
]. ID. ALLEN, President.
Burlington, April 80, lSi7 4iwl
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ty'PAIN OR DISTRESS of any kind, whether
of gou rheumatism, headache oothaclle, or any other
kind Of ache is in all cases caused By impure hrmors
of the blood which have lodged upon the parts, and
which nothing vegetable purglng, lpury,ngl can
remove, because by other means can said mpurlty
be driven from the body.
Hrighfs Indian Vegetable Pills have no superior,
il indeed they have an equal, IN removing every des-
cripticn OF pam , because they carry oil, by the sto-
mach and bowels, MI morbid and corrupt humors the
cause disease, in easy aul natural a manner, that
the body is actually restored to health as if by magic
-Four or five OF said Indian Vegetable Pills, taken
once in twenty-iour hours, on going 10 bed, will in
short time not only drive pain disease OF every kind
from the system, and restore the body TO a state OF
sound health, bu, the blood and other fluids will be
completely purified, that new lie and vigor will be
given TO the whole frame.
Beware of Coun,eriets Of all kinds Some are
coated with sugar, others made resemble in
ward appearance the original medicine. The safest
course is purchase OF the regular agents only
OF whom may be found in every vlagn and town
in the State.
The genuine for sale by THEO A. PECK. who is
the Sole agent Tor Burlington, New England Office
1873 fremont Street. Boston.
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The new Volunteer Regiments that may arrive at
Canargo, under the orders OF Ma. Gen Scott sill
not move beyond that poin, wthoSt further orders.
BY order OF Major General Taylor.
w. W BLISS. A. A. General
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N(Hl'll,E.

THE Storage, Forwarding Il Conlmisspn bus,-
ness. heretofore carried on by Ness, Folc,t
Bradley VIII hereafter b. transacted by the subscii,
ions BRApLEY.
NArHI. 4. TrcKEs.
Tncs IL CA:gIrLr
Burlington Anil lS;7
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NOTICE.

TIE Co.parnerslp heretofore existing under N,
hIm roIl-tt x Bradley, is this day dlssoive, ~
mutual consent. The books OF the cotlcern will re-.
tnan tor the present at the old stand v alter Street,
and all persons having unsettled accounts are inform
ed that an immediate adjustment is expec,ed Either
member Of the late sm has authority 10 use the pAr,.
nerslp name, as Tar a. may be Necessary 10 wind up
its affair. -.
TIMOTHY FOILETT
John BRADLEY.
Burlington April !, ISL iIwa
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The Graefcnbcrg Vegetable Pills.
: 20 900 BONES SOLD EACH AND EVERY
WEEK,
TuEGRAEFENBERC COM

TIE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY
Hereby give notice, tina, their GENERAL Agent for
the State of Vermont ana the Northern and Eastern
Counties OF New York is
GEO. J. FERRIS. Budng'onv,
The General Agents are fully prepared to appoint
sub Agents wherever there is no branch OF the Com
pany either on personal application or by mail, past
paid The rapid sale Of these celebrated pills, and the
extraordinary cures they are constantly citcng rem
der them, by far, the most popular pill OF the age. An
Agency will consequently be very valuable.
The Graetenberg Pills are lnconcclvably superior 10
any ever before discovered In all bilious complaints
in general arrangement oi the system in all disorders
which result from bad state oil the blood these pills
are sovereign remedy
In the class OF deseascs called chronic, the Graefen
berg Pills achieve their highest triunphs. Here they
defy all competition. Entering within the hidden re-
OF the system they qiiety but surely purify the
blood root out disease, ana give tone and vgor TO the
body
Cures are Constantly Effected
By these Pills, in where every other means Ind
utterly failed The most abundant proof OF this could
be gwen but trial Of one box will convince the patient,
They can be ordered and sent by mail, al trtng eX-
pense The price is - cents box. Where tlr0,dOdrs
oorth are ordered and the money RENTED, The Com
pany pM pay the postage on the Pills. Remltlunces
at the Comp0ny's risk. Wherever there is no agency
OF the Company they can be ordered by mail
These Plils taking the place oil all others, and
no person should be without them.
all BiLLIOUS COMPLAINTS
| B9rel Complaints, Constipation, Dyspepsid, Ferer
| and Isue, Hc0ddche, Jdundicf, LureT Complaints
Rheumatism, all Stomach Complaints, Green Sick
ness, Nc &c, yield al once 10 these Pills. They purge
away offensive humous, arrest the progress OF dlsensr
| and at the same line restore tone and ygor 10 The
system. In cases OF general arrangement OF health
| they are SOVEREIGN.
| BY THEIR USE,
| The weak will be made strong the pale and bilou
complexion be restored to perfectly fresh and healthy
color and the bad symptoms will one by disappear
| In short, these Pills are an inconceivable advance
upon any other medicine ever offered to the public -
| a TRIAL WILL SATISFY ANY ONE OF THIS. i3m
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Apple SCiOMs. &c.

~. bridge. Massachusetts quantity OF Scions of the
BALDWIN and RoxBrRY RrssEr AfrLts--or sale ut
Boston prices Also, PORTER, IuBDARpsToN Non
sucu, and DANvERs WINTER SWEET.
Scions for budding in August, or for grating next
spring, can be furnished OF the NORTHERN SPY mo-
cured from Rochester, New York
Also oil hand quantity OF Scions Of various apples
cut from healthy bearing trees P,uns, do various
sorts. Grating Wax ior sale
April y. 33wo
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1oston Market..Apyil %. 1Sl7.

WOOL. Duty, 80 perc
We hear of no important sales Of American during
the week past Part Of recent importation of Chill
ian Sold We understand, at abou, lO.c per Id. & mos
Prime Saxony Feeccs,
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YOUNG CATTLE.
DO THREE AND FOUR YEAR OLD
10 Steers for sale by Villas d NOfLo 4,
April 10 lSiy f~
PETITION TO SELL LAND.


STATE OF VERMONT, ! 1'HE Probate Court
District Of Chtienden, SIS IN ana iof salo aus
trict To ali persons whom 1t may concern, Erecting
Whereas Horace L. Moore, Of Burlington, in said
District Guardian of the property and estate oil Will
lam Benns of said Burlington male infant, rnder
the ngc of 81 years, as such guardian hath MED hs
petition in writing in said court stating that ms SAID
ward is seized in his own right IN lee simple, oil Ger
tain parcel of land situate 1-sad Burlington, on the
south side of the road leading from the head Of Pearl
street to the bridge Mt Onion River Lower rails, de-
scribed and bounded as follows 10 wit: On the north
by said road and land recently occupied by John u
McDermott and wife, and conveyed 10 one William
Warner ON the east hy land conveyed to said War
and the westerly line o the school house lot IN
poration OF the University OF Vermont, and on the
west by land occupied by johnson Wordsworth, con-
timing about one third OF an acre, with building
now used MS n house OF religious worship standing
thereon and further stating that sale OF said parcel
of land with all the privileges and appurtenances
thereof and the avails OF such sale invested in other
real or put at interest would be Tor the best
intcres, of his said ward and praying said court to
giant him license and to authorize and empower him
to sell and convey said premises ugeaby to the statute
in such case provided Therefore the said court doth
hereby appoint the eighth day OF May, A ID. 1877. at
10 o'clock a. NJ al the office Of the Register OF said
court in Burlington for hearing and deciding upon
said petition and doth further order that all persons
interested therein be notified to appear before said
court at the time and pnce Aforesaid and then and there
show il any they have, why the prayer ni sad
petition should not be granted. by publishing the sub
snnce OF said petition together with this order three
weeks successfully in the Free Press, news paper
printed in Burlington in said Dialct the last OF which
publications shall be before the day set for hearing
Given under my hind Burlington in said District Of
Chttendcn this 2lst day Of April A D. 1917.
d3w3 CHAS. RUSSELL, Judge.
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Spring is upon us.

NOW ON HAND AND FOR SALE, FRESH
~ Garden Seeds OF New Hampshire, New Yoik
aud Western growth. Also good assortment Of
fIower Seeds -, CATLlN & SPEAR.
Exchange Building, Water Street i3w6
Il J. WILDER & co.'s Cast Steel Trow,l
liz tempered Hoes, superior article.
CATLlN & SPEAR
April 90, lsi7, i3xs
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Printers Ink Establishment.

Printers Ink Establishment.
OLIVER BURR, MANUFACTURER OF PRINT
" ing Ink, near the Globe Mills, Troy, N. Y. res
pectiuy announces tina, he manufactures and kceps
constantly on hand for sale, al! kinds OF
Black, Blue, Green and Rcd Printing Int.
off superior quality, which be will furnish to order.
with promptituIe. and or .rnsonabie terms.
Also, ali kinds Of WRITING INK, Of superior
quality.
y B. L,mpbiack and Cacined Lampblack constant
ly on hand.
All orders will he promptly attended to, and sent
any distance required This Ink is kept for sale By
Messrs hHgrr ArthW BurIinGtQp VI. ALSO kept by
WIN. Ii Hall i Co, 81 Cornhill, Boston, Mass.
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GOLD PENS Browns, Benedict e. Bamey's
VI Victoria. Congress, Smith 4 Famnm's aud Bard
& Brothers % at ! y RiyD1LL'S
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NORTHERN
TRANSPORTATION LINE.
1917 INSURED. TlSl7

| uIDs 4
JAMES II. HcpxrR AND OTHERS, rRoPRirroRs.
Forwarding to and iron, Boston, Neu- York Albany.
Troy, thontreat, Quetec, and all ports on Lake
Champlain and the different landings on hr
Champ.ain canal
I HE Old and well known NORTHERN TRANS.
L FORMATION LINE is prepared with increased
facilities, To forward oil kinds Of property with the
Creates, and despatch Tn. new steam propel.
Ter, JAMES ii HOOKER, of $50 IONS burden. Capt.
SILAS HINkLEY has been added to the line and
will run on Lake thamplain, making two trips each
week, leaving Whitehall! on Mondays and Thursdays,
touching at Burlington Por D1asass ro. kent and ,,
leave St. Abans on Saturdays and Pat,sburgh and
Burlington on Wednesdays and Saturdays This line
vii! have
FIFTEEN CANAL boats, 4 ten LAKE,
CANAL& RIVER BOATS,
all of which run day mud night, 1t is also connected
with the insured OLD TROY TOW BOAT LINE
on the Hudson River. and steam boats on Lake
Champain, thus ahordina their friends and the public
generally al opportunity ct shipping by Lake Bon,s
going through uooine by steam on the Like and
HicerJ or by Propeller on the Lake To Whitehall
thence by both direct TO Newly orl, by Tow Boats
on the River and Steam Boats the Lake as they
may choose.
4 large number Of sail vessels on Lake Champlan
belong 10 this Line.
All goods weighed a, the time Of shipment, and will
be forwarded with promytness and despatch,
Debenture and Warchousing promptly attended TO
One boat Of the above Line leaves New York daily
nthve 7. NJ. and three or more leave Albany and
Troy. daily.
For Freight apply to
f SUE z el 3ltlihNS, - ''f"'.S' sPSew York
'A q i H6 IL :, non Pier. Albany.
J ! 3. II L AD6AAH l,s River Street, Troy.
! i z. I r5ETE$4 q SON., St Johns. c. F..
nLLifER BiSc0u. Whitehall hall, = H.
GEO BkNT, Montreal,