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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29
BENJAIFfN PERCTTAL,
50 South 3txthssts
Letter from Cap Ne LeaH, u y N.

Attttf rum CHtH HJt LE0H4 = = W.
RAHWAFa June 10. 1917,
u have been adi icted for years with he piles
and have tried, without anything ike per1iao-
ent benefit, almost everything a ssaniibg the
name Of a remedy, ! had, as a matter Of course,
Ioet all confidence in medicine. Under this
feeling, / vas indueed-not without reluctance
I confess- t. use Uphain's Eloctuary,' and
having used It for about three weeks accor
ding to The directions laid down, I find, to
my utter ebepriae as sell an satisfaction, that
every symptom Of the disease has left me !
think due alike to Or. Upham and myself Is
make this statement.
90. w. MCLEAN, late ofthe u. IS. NJ"
Sohl, wholesale and retail, by WYATT
81 kETCHAM, lei FULTON st Newly ork.
Geo. NJ. Heroman, Batqn- Rouge La and
by Druggists generally throughout the T..
States. Price 81 per box.
Norrcp.--The genuine EIecfuary has
the written signature thus 0A Upharn.
VI. d. The hand is also done with d pen.
Jan. l--4s ".
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29
NOTICE..

N04IGE.
J. tfFET 4 Go, would respectfully in
form their friends and the public in general
that they have 4 complete assortment al ready
made Fonhs, which they can set ia the space
of halfa day.
Fheg have also At hand, Inscription tables.
any are able to perform an works thar NAV n
ordered, snch as family Monuments with say-
erl places, marble chimneys, tatnular stones
&C,
Their materials being Of the FIRST q,altv
they wall guarantee every thing that Il bonv6t
rom them and viii charge but moderate nr;,,es
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29
r JEWELRY

Just received 1 large assortment Of flew.
eiry, Watches, Fine CUTLERY, Spectacles,
and Spectacle Glasses, Combs and Brush
es, Pertumery, Canes, Steel Beads Purses
and Purse Silks. Also a variety Of Fancy
Goods &c. BY
C. G. FUTILE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29
AVIS.
Arx PAYEURs pE -.

Ayaut etc mis- en- possession du role des
Taxes De paroisse, pour Pannee Is47. Jai
conmenc6ja en- faire la collecfe.
Mon bureau seFa tenn d la maison do
Cour dams Ia vile de Baton-Rouge.
VIZ. HUBBs, Tresorierset Collector
pour n p~aroisse Est Baton Rouge.
FevTier 7-2E.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29
BOOKs9 BOOK

BOOKBr noon ~
BurtoH's Anatomy Of Melant ~;
John liorne T'eoke's Diversions ) Farley,
Motifs Travels IN Europe and ID eEast;
Starkloue's History Of The Bible
United States Drawing Book,
Calloot'g Musical Grammar,
Thomson 9 Mateyia Mcdiea and ADatomg,
DnngIison's Practice OF medicine,
Duogllsou's therapeutics and Materla Me
dica,
Wilson's Human Anatomy,
Graham's Elements Of Chemistry,
Druifs Modern Surgery,
La Places Mecanique Celeste,
The Select works Of Mrs. Ellis,
Annan's Difficulties ofArmenian Methe0
Rnssel's Sermons,
ust received and for eate BY
GEO. NJ. HEROMAN.
Opposite tho Methodist Church
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29
RnlKal. RO0kal

New aud cielp publications; annals for
1913. Harper's Pictorial Bible (splendid edi
lion3 Alma nee and Diaries for 1s4g, GaGea
AMI Puzz. es, with a great variety Of articles
adapted for the coming season, just received
and Cor sale very low by
Dec, 1916 g. VI. HggoMAE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29
NfnutHf lafHEta,
TWICE a WINK.

! " E1E W HIal&9
a BAfhs H6tab HfHAHHH Ma.
tt3sftH,
i'll LAS HAsrBu-H4viBE under
ebir i tltjfatlR4 fsFtir aud NJ eSptHee
sptrra Ii make hsr one Of tbe inpst som
f%pftaila passenger bBais IL The trade will
now make tWb trips d week.. ds follows.
LaaTea View Dffaihs every Friday at
IN 4. M returning leaves Hatab 9o1ee
every Saturday Il z +. nj La8ge5 New
Orleans aeaFk Haad4t at5 ps1E return
iHe leayas BltgH Rouge every Wednesday
1T q 4 n.
F3f freight d pas7ags apply Oh board
er - ftsH u liARf, Agents.
July t0th tBl7.
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EQR SALE.

The beautiful residence Of the Subscri-
Der, within ei%ght-hundred yards of the
river and in the Town Of Baton Rouge.
containing about 20 acres, having d hand
some garden with choicest fruit trees.
For particalar apply to the subscriber
or to D. D. Avery Esq. 4 II DUNN,
Baton Rouge, Dec. 10. Is. IT,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29
SURVEYING AND CIVIL ENGtN.
EERING.
NOTICE

4 hereby given, that IN pursuance of a
contract wi b and under instructions from The
SurvoYor General of the public lands Tor the
State Of Louis q, | viii e suryeA and make
the c0rreetiona@ the lines, OF public lands
and private claims, embraced IN the follow.
ing Townships, in tho parish oi East Baton
Rouge, Grcenshurg district, Louisiana, VIZ
No. Z, south of range 10, |, west III which
Baton Rouge Is situated Township no. Z.
south of range %. |, cast Township no. n
south Of range no. 2, east, Township 10. ),
south q range no | west, aud Township 10.
8 south OF range no, I east,
Beng duly commissioned by p 4 Landry,
u. States Sur, General for the State Of Lonis.
lara, will be prepared 70 execute private
survegs, in any part Of tho State, aud also
dwelling IL ali its branches. Letters address
sed to the care Of Thomas ~ Hoirhtman.
Esq, Sur. General Office, DanaldsongilIe, or
Daniel = livery, Esq, Baton Rouge, will
meet with the early attention Of
j,CLAXTON TAYLOR.
U. :. Deputy Surveyor g. Civil Engineer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29
WONDER on Baron RouaE

W UN Ut DAIUN WUUHE
Just received If IN The Manufacturer
himself twelve doz Ffeenan's razor straps
the best III the WouLp. Call and examine
them, aud ifthey do not make the dulest
aud most triaing "a zor you have got, cut n
hair ifhtwo minutes, | do not charge u cen
for them. fof sale by
o. j. DAYfa drun,at.
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HTHDHtF5s

NEAL ani SOW bag ittt fsfa val
9Gastts no II ms festrt 4%atltgJ
do pfiei Baff d. daJ
- Dor Bfaams
10 u ffets Haatafst
to Eesa7 aay arf3 ttai@ ms
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29
NAGlitNERY

1900 lbs ttear Bseen sides. 80 Kegs
No ! Lfdf bard FIR sale by
att4 li--2s, A MARTA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29
MUSIC!

Tie subscriber has for sale, a very supe.
rior fine toned Piano. made by CLEMENT
~ Co, Of LoNDoN, which he will sell d
great bargain for Cash. Apply 10 the un-
dersigned or at this Office.
Feb. 26-4 If. PHILTP RorRG.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29

1hia tfa.t ts re tr N quart b tiles i
II sy tin ; cheaper. ahd wafrnHtrd superior
IN anv eniA. ]Ittifrs Diseases without v'itil'.
tung. rtrai1g. sieHtihg ~ dabiIitatihg The Pa
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-26
Fun Alive I!

A Mass meeting of Old Ilunkers was held in
A,tca On. W last week, for the election of a
delegate to the Baltimore Convention and we
find the following report of lis proceedings in
the \. Y. Erening Post. The Convention ad-
journed, we suppose, before the arrival of the
last train of whcci-barro,rS, or more would have
been in attendance -
The meeting organized, a chairman and >.
crcay appointed and the other gentleman volunteer
ed his services as member
The object OF the meeting was briefly stated aud
The member then moved the appointment OF a com
mttec to draft resolutions expressive OF the OF
tins meeting.
Dat OF compliment, the chair said he would appoint
the mover a. chairman OF the committee, and himself
and the secrctary as members
The committee then rctIrcl--,thc waiter having
received special orders let the fire 90 out, III the
absence OF the commitce)
After an exceedingly long abscnce-whch was ex-
cusabe on the ground OF the importance of the occa-
sion the committee returned and though their chair
man, submitted n preamble and resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted-Ayes 3, noes o."
Whereupon, the Convention gave three cheer.
/ zone apiece and mi=:led!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-26
XXXth CONG X ESS.

The Senate occupied Monday in discussing the res
ouon asking the President To send in for coniirna-
ton the names OF military officers nominated during
the and, after that, the ucatan bill. No
vote was taken upon either question
The House discussed AT length motion asking for
information as to exports OF breadstuik and cotton,
winch at last adopted
TUESDAY.
SENATE Mr. Douglass OF Illinois, from the com-
mtee OH Territories reported the Bill from the
House for the admission OF Wisconsin into the fed
rral Union without amendment, and proposed on
Thursday next to make 1t the special order OF the
day. .,, NJ, p.1, 4,
hama. addressed the Senate at length. When he
boI concluded the question taken on the amend
ment preyiously offered by Mr.: Jefferson DAVIS o
M,sissppi TO the fleet that tie President be author
iled 10 send troops to Yucatan from Mexico, and to
| snnny their places with fresh volunteers Tins a
mrndment was modified at the suggestion OF Mr.
Lewis of Alabama. On putting the same 10 vote the
amendment and modification were rejected by yeas ,
nuys2o, 80
Mr. Dix, of New York, offered an amendment IL
| the bill proposing TO place the Army and Navy al
the dsposa of the President 10 act under the dTec
tion otih, Yucatan Government.
Mr. CLAYTON, Of Delaware hoped the further con
sderation of the subject would be postponed, as th'
attendance ol senators was very thin.
The subject was then laid aside TIL tomorrow
/ Mr. Bright, Of Indiana, moved to take up the oh
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-26

surendering Indiana bonds held by Government on
the same conditions ms private bond holders had done
The bill put upon its final passage, and carried
without opposition.
The Senate then went into Executive session, ana
after a short time adjourned.
llousE OF RErREsrATVEs.--'l House resolved
itself into a Committee OF the Whole and took up the
Pension Bill in favor of Revolutionary soldiers, which
was cngrosscd for n third reading.
The committee AMI reported the bill as amen
died. Tor the action of the House. when was read the
third time and passed.
The House resolved itself into committee OF the
Whole and took up the Naval Pension Bill.
Mr.. Baily, OF Va addressed the Committee, not on
the Bill. but on the right OF Territories.
Mr.. Jas. 5 Wiley OF Maine, followed in a speech,
in which he favored the Mexican and defended
the Administration. lie read his speech. Wien he
had concluded, the Committee rose, and on motion,
the House adjourned.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-26
ARRIVAL OF GEN. SCOTT.

Gen. Scorr, the gallant and accomplished
Soldier, the heroic and humane Conqucrer OF
Mexico, whom every body honors and loves,
except the glorious Administration of Mr.. Polk,
has arrived at the North We learn from the
N. Y. Journal Of Commerce of Monday, that he
landed at Staten Island on Sunday last, and pro-
ceedcd directly to his own residence at Eliza
BEETHOVEN, declining, while resting under the
public disapprobation of Polk, Marcy g. Co., his
official superlors, all demonstrations of the pub
confidence and attachment which are rendered
to him.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-26

o. Lieutenant jerks Bowman, eth In
fantry, is reported, by the last arrivals in
New York, to have died at Tampico, Of
yellow fever, on the 9th inst. We trust
this is no misprint for Lieut.. jerks BEA
MAN of the Fourth Infantry, as we at frs
supposed. Lieut.. Bcaman is Ncrmontcr
and has CALAMITY and with distinction pass
ed through "thc thickcst Of the fight " il
Mexico, not, we hope, to die at Tampco
His father was the late Joel Beaman, Esq
Of PoultncY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-26
HORACE y. BILL,
Pub. and Print. OF Roman Citizen.


From Kcv. I7cNnrnh Faddock, y. D.
Dear Sr:-lIavlng used, personally, and in my ia
miy, two thee bottles OF your Pectoral Syrup,
cc myself authorized indeed bound i'll duty, to speak
in high terms OF the article For hoarscncss, which
with me, as public speaker, has been most iornda
Die difficulty, have never found anything like it.
In diseases OF The Lungs. and other parts OF the vocal
organs its effects are grateful and sa uary Its
remarkable palntabcncss-bcing very little more OF
ensve than pure honey, consider one OF its smallest
recommendations IN Hord | am persuaded that
were It's virtues aud its conyeniences known to the
public it would have an extensive tale.
Very respectfully, z. PADD0Ck.
For saleby THEODORE \. PECK,
i1w2m Wholesale Druggist
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-26

GRAvtrY.--Mr. PARISH, of the Woodstock
Heratd, is rejoicing over the metamorphosis of
a Bowling Alley into Mandatory of Craze
Stones. The Uerad is a sworn enemy of the
bocl in all forms, though this time the editor
gives Mr. Blish, (the Grave-stone NAM a regu-
r"ten strike by advising all his readers to
have their tomb-stones prepared, and their cpl
'aphs engraved, forthwith As we are always
disposed TO lend a hand in an emergency, we
deprecatingly volunteer an epitaph for our friend
of the Herad:
cheering thought this grave supplies,
For meath its scu ptured stone,
Though whole Parish buried lies
The d caught but 0nc.
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) T. TIE OF We MONT, ! The Hon. the
DISTRICT or CnI1rLNpEN, S. { Probate Conf
for the District OF Chittenden To ali persons cohcern
ed III the Estate OF Samuel h. Naranon late OF Char
lotto IN said District, deceased, Greeting
Wnt8CAs, Benjamin Beers and p e. Nafamore Ad
mristaors fthe Estate said dr-eused, proposes to
render an account vi their administration, and present
their account against said estate FOR examination aud
allowance at session OF the Court OF Probate 70 be-
holden at Ne Probate office in Burlington on the thirty
list day Of May 4. ID, 1913
TmRLfofe, You are hereby notified to appear be
tore said court AZ Che time and place aforesaid and
shew cause, If any you have why the account aiorc
said should not be allo-'cd
Given under nay hand a, Burlington this fifth day Of
May A u. lsiS
1Gw3 BRADFORD RlXFORD, Rcgistcr.
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CEzEl Is EHEsf T. gsdbU - Il ,
KEENE, \. II.
For sale.

VNIIE ABOVE NAMED HOUSE was built by
1 an association OF the euterprisug citizens Of
kcene with ample accommodations 10 meet the wants
OF the Public IN FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
The ubcc, OF the PiorIietors being acccmnished,
they now wish To dspo@c OF ~ together with the Fur
niture, OntbuiIngs and extensive and valuable Gar
den
The STYLE of the building is second to none in the
State and is arranged ior he convenience otpcrma-
ncut or transient BoaTels, or Families wishing to
take Rooms.
1t is situated in !hc central business part OF the town,
nearly opposite and within one minute walk OF the
Railroad Depot. Its spacious Be.yJclc commands
view of the Railroad ard surrounding country tor
several miles
Tie patronage Of the House Is iavorably known y
the good success OF ali It's occupants aud proves lie
present rare opportunity Tor making safe ard pr"1t-
able nvcslm,u To any person or persons VINO
would become more permanently connected Win IT,
and continue il tor their own and the pu5hc 5cntht
will be disposed OF at a bargain
Terms OF payment made easy, and possession gwen
by mutual consent OF the paIucs. Application may
be muLe 10 either OF The undersigned
JOHN ELLIOT,
ABlJAH WILDER,
G. :. FAULKNER
Roma Nav lS4S iIN3
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Tea AgenCy.

We are under obligation to the Mcssrs. Ly-
MAN, who are the agents in Burlington of the
famous China Tea Company" for a package
of one of their numerous varieties of that aro-
matte production of the Celestial Empire, and
have been authorized by compctant .jmgcSses to
pronounce it quite up to the sounding phrase
of the manifesto adapted TO the palates and
the propensties of tca-drinkers to a II.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-26
q u T. " TO Il T. ~ f..

ON and after Tuesday, May 18th, the Passenger
- Trains will run in connection with the Fitchburg
Trains between Boston and keene as follows:
Leave Boston at 7, 4. NJ, and 80, p NJ.
Arrive at keene at 100, \, NJ, and 6, p. NJ.
Leave Keene at 80, \. NJ, and J. NJ.
Arrive at Boston at Il, VI and $50, p. NJ.
AT Keene, Stages will connect with all the trains to
and from WaIpoe, Bellows Falls, Chester, Cavern
dish, Ludlow TO Rutland and Burlington; Drews-
willie, Alstead Charlestown Springfield Wca thcrsieid,
Claremont, Newport, Windsor Woodstock, and
Montpelier to Burlington.
This line, in connection with the Fitchburg Rail-
road, and the Stages to and from kcenc form: di-
rect line Of communications between Boston and
Northern Vermont and Northern New Hampshire !;
and the shortest and mast direct line between South
crn, Middle, and Western Vermont and Western
New Hampshire and Boston: and also, III connection
with the Stages from Winchcndom and fItchburg to
Worcester aud the Worcester and Providence Rail
road the most direct line between those sections of
Vermont and New Hampshire and Worcester Coun
ty and the State of Rhode Island and in connection
with Stages from LittIcton Mass to Lowell, direct
communication between the same portions OF New
Hampshire and Vermont and Lowell.
Freight trains will run daily, to and from Boston,
in connection with the regular FItchburg Trains
+. VI EDWARDS. President.
l.. TlLTON, Engineer.
kcene, May -, 1878. VISIT
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BOSTON AUCTION SALES, MAY 10.

Sugar-lIavana brown dana ged, boxes, Sc
per ID, cash.
Saleratus-Good, Is casks, sold, SIC pei h.
cash
Pea Beans-Western, $50 bis, 81 a OF
per bu, cash.
liams-Western, IS hhds, B, &c per h.
ms.
Corn-Western mixed, poor, li6l sacks, as
SOC per bu, cash.
Flour-St Louis and Ohio, 800 bbls, 100 sold
10 per Dbl cash, S.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-26
CONNECTICUT SENATOR'S.

ROGER S. BALDWIN and TRUMAN Smith
have been elected Senators of the United
States by the Legislature of Connecticut
Mr.. Baldwin for the uncXpired term of the
late Senator HUNTINGTON, and Mr.. Smith
for six years from March A, lSi9, TO sue
coed Mr. NILES, whose term then expires.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-26

u The Richmond Wing comes to us clad
in the habilimen;s Of mourning on account Of
the death of RICHARD ii. TuLER, Est. its able
and accomplished Editor. Mr. ToLER succeed
ed the late lamented Mr.. PLEAsANTs, and main
tanned the high character that the Wing had
acquired under his editorial management.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-26

TIE DEATH OF a CHRfsTIAN.-The following
passage is from an Grafton on the death of Cole
the artist, delivered by VIM. c. Bryant. There
are few more beautiful sentences in the lam
guage:
lie passed into the next stage of existence
from which we are separated by such frail bar
riers, with untal,ering confidence in the divine
goodness, like docie child guided by the hand
of kind parent, suffering itself to be led with
out fear into the darkest Places
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4ftnrkcts.
Brighton Cattle Enthusiastically, May IL
LnrroRrnp ron rnE nosroN NAVY ApvERrIsERl

TKETVKTIU TUX TIE HV7TVN UATLf NU'INTT 7Ih'I
At Market $50 Beet Cattle, IS pairs Working
Oxen, 40 Cows and Calves, 3i5 Sheep and 1873
Swine.
Prices-Beef Cauie--We quote few extra 81 :;
first quality 5Oa6 Is; second quality Sc & - /; 81
do % IS
Working Oren-Saes dull-s62, $40, sS5 and
Sis.
Co,os and Calrcs--Sales at $40, sci s2S, s3l and
S33.
Sheep--Los OF %, sheared, . so, . IS and SO.
Sheep and Lambs So and 80
Swme--Lots 10 pcddle 81 IA 4 4. for Sows, and
> Ia q >! for Banows large Hogs Borrows &c.
AT retail from 81 to &c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-26
BOSTON STOCK SALES, MAY II.

2Shares Northern Concord & Lebanon 81
Filberts-Sicily, Isl bags, Ia per ID.
Corn-Westbrn, $50 sacks, 81 c. for white
and IS c. per bush. for yellow.
Cofiee-Cuba, 20 bags, 5.l5, do. damaged
40 bags, 4,75 per 100 lbs. cash.
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CERrIfIC

This is to Certify, That have purchased and put in
use one OF Mcssrs, ", & d. D1uGLAS' Improved HY
DRAULIC RAMS, ON my Farm, and am perecy
satisfied and well pleased with the operation OF the
article, and would recommend its use To all who
DESTROYS OF raising water from any spring or other
running stream on or about their premees; The
spring 10 which have applied the Ram, Is iy rods
from my house. and seventy five feet below level OF
the poin, where discharge the water in my dwelling
The size OF the Dive pipe applied to my Ram, is one
and quarter inch cabre and forty feet long, aud has
The discharge pipe, beading from Ram 10 house, is
halt an inch calbre and fifty rods in length, and
up an elevation OF So feet, and the water discharges
from the same in my house, perfectly steady and
And would invite all who wish 10 become acqlam-
ted with this and truly useful invention, call at
my house IN Durham, and witness its operations
Durham CT. Sept. 25th. SAMUEL G.. TIBBALS.
TOWNSENDS SARSAPARILLA! grso.
i Just received by TllEO, A. PECks
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&. r.. STAMFORD 4 60.

WOULD call the attention Of purchasers
w to their stock of Goods, believing it will be 10
their advantage We have every variety of Fancy
aud Staple Goods, together with Carpcting, Rush
Mating, Floor oil Cloth, Window Shades, Looking
Glasses, Paper Ilaugings, Grockery, China and Glass
Ware, Groceries, &c.
We do not think it necessary to particuarze more
hut would say call and examine.
Burlington, May %, 1913, VISIT
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Sell 4 VIiII.

AT NOOSkI FALLS.
vTNlE SUBSCRIBER HAS AT HIS STORE A
4 large assortment Of almost every kind OF Goods
purchased entirely Tor Cash, but ne, being well of
rs OF his nrghburs, had to borrow part and must
and viii sell to pay thai and TO purchase more, please
cn and see The best and cheapest ever offered IA this
County SIDNEY BARLOW.
Wmooshi Falls May II. lSiS 81
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URv UIxu,l.psS.

IUsT receI> at the Corner Store, Wickware
y Binding, new styles Linen Ginghnms French
Lustrcs, De Laines &c. &c. which will be sold at
aotonishinglv io,o prices, by T.. 81 Il. LYMAN.
Nav % 1878 disk visit
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-26
JEWELLERY AND NTCfIES

of every description milking PATIT LEVER ESCAPE
MESrS rs good as johnson or Robinson Also, Duplex,
Lrpinc, aud all verclc &c. Al kinds al repairing,
setting pinons, staff cylinder wheels, &c, as well and
neat as can be done in the city OF New ok. Music
boxes repaired Accordians aud Melodans tuned.
All work done 10y his own hands.
Mr. +. having worked in large establishment in
the city OF New \ ORR Tor two year,, Mounting, tin
shing and Repairing Watches ot all kinds, and hay
irr previously received good instructions from an eX-
celleut European workman, Is well qualified TO eN-
ecufr the most difficult work, and he eNhortS the
public 10 place IN him their confidence, and besIow
upon him s'nrr OF patronage. Refer, tor lnloTma-
ton respecting his workmanship To Messrs. Fellows,
Van Arsduie n Cooper, No. II, Maiden lalnc, New
\ ork. LOUIS FREMEAU.
BurlinCtou, Nav II 1878 l6tt