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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-04
Extra Attraction I

Extra Attracti0nf
LAST THREE NIGHTS AT CARUSIS SALOON.
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday June LIST, I'd, and 3d.
La addition the Dorama of
THE BURNING OF MOSCOW;
And new feats of
MAGIC,
By Mr.. YOUNG,
Will be introduced brilliant display of
DAZZLING SCENES AND PYRRHIC FIRES
Tickets rs Children half price
Doors open at quarter to 8. To commence at quarter
past o'clock
June l-3is
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The above letter addressed each OF the three
didates, Col Peter Force Col. w. w. Seaon and John
Boyle, esq
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New Fancy Goods.
= PARKER having removed down stairs into his new
~. store has just received, and is opening COM
plee of rich fancy goods, all entirely new, ana
of the latest styles, consisting of rich assortment Oh
shell tuck combs evening FANS retcues purses steel trim
mings silk choice assortment of extracts o
the handkerchief Cologne soap, beef marrow for beauty
ing and promoting the growth OF the hair shaving cream
English dressing COMBS hair tooth, and nail brushes toilet
glasses &c., &c.
S PARKER'S,
Perumery and fancy Penn between ~ and
9th streets, doors east of Colemans Hotel.
GOA handsomely furnished parlor and cham
beers for rent the Inquire the store.
June ST. saturday Evening News.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-07-21

'NIE BURLINGTON MILL Co. will pay cash
j for Wool.
June 26. rs d and " Pm is
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-07-21
The DPS DOings.

As the editor Of the Free Press is absent for
a day or two, and " more copy is not to be had,
our d-l-who is as roguish as he is ingenious,
thinks it will be fair to make an incursion in
TO the enemy's territory, and levy contributions
on the Sentinel. to exc out the usual amount of
amusement and instruction, of both of which
there is Che says always an abundant supply in
the morning daily.
eve care nothing how many different revolutions
heretofore. "-SeHtiHel, Ju'y Is.
Even should it happen that the North in Congress
shor!d be united entlrely-an uncommon thing, and
should by fortune secure the passage VI the Wilno
Provlso, with an application to all the territory Of the
United Satcs-an improbable thing what is gained
an unimportant thing."-B.
".The doctrine Of Gen. Cass Ion Slavery is the SAT.
er doctrine Tor the friends OF ircedoin."-B
We believe we have, among our readers thinking
men. ID.
Were it to save chris;enlom from moral desola-
ton the dem cratic p1riy could not get up a rcspecta-
bic victory this side tn mountrin -.
80, Jerusalem! Jerusalem"
Who is Martin Van Buren ."-SentincL.
lie IS the man who, OF all our public men, owes hi
elevation. the least to merit, the most to party organi
zation "-7homas Ritchie in Union,"
Who is Gen. Cnss."-Spaiiael
"1he hero Of Huns SURRENDER" - 7Nes. Rtchi
IN Richm0na Enquirer.
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DIR. Il. GRAINS
PATENT
sspifaO-sbdOMtnaa suDpOricr.

Dcss0cE t0r Pcrs5ns u NIlcnt4ry HIJIts, stopping
siHtcs. HDuHd Shoulders, Weak ant Lame
Sp!Hc, Lame StorHrch Lgre side, aod ali tiost
Thousand Namc'ess Tryubics ant Pains that
arise trom a li'edk Condition of the Pe!ric and
dbd'm'""t hes'o"S'
I His IL an astmme that has hut recently bccn
l perfected and brought before the pubiic. II has,
however. been very universally approved and recon-
mcudcd by thousands who have become acquainted
with lis rXccllcncics. 1t took the premium over a,
Other artificial supports, ut the Fan ot the American
Institute, Tor lsi6, in the city OF New York and has
received the COMMUNICATION OF physicians, whenever
il has been presented Tor their examinations or been
used by their patents. 4 grca, variety OF lnstru-
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Confidence MSpires Cunt Le1ce.

Hcrrick's Pills, the great remedy Tor Female Com
plants. Ladies ot plie completion and cou,umpti,e
habits and thos" prcdisposed 10 scro'u Ius humnrs or
cancerous affections, and snch as are debIlitated by dis
eases peculiar 10 health and vigor.
Those OF sedentnry habits or who labor in factories
and poorly ventilated rooms, or who heredtnrIy in
herit a feeble or strumous constitution prOlOng their
life by n timely AMI luiitipus use OF this medicine.
The pccuiar allcratv, effects of these Pill, which
no other medicine yet discovered possesses, and which
physicians have 50 much rXtolicd render them pccu-
liarlv adapted to the above diseases, and as a general
Family Medicine.
tg7 Orders TO be directed to IIcrrick and Co. Prin-
cipnI Office, Albany, N.Y.-and for sale by \. C..
Spear, Geo. l. Harrington. Catin and Spear, Burlinr-
ton, w h. Hatch WinooSki Falls, John Simonds 2nd
Shelburn, Lyon and Alexander, CharIottc,-Welis
Hlnesburah, and also by Druggists and Merchants
in every town and Village.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-07-21
The I" Diffusion" Candidate,


Cass, who is opposed to the extension
which he argues for the " diffusion Of Slavery.
is likely to have as many " lives as a cat Mr..
BROOKS OF the N. Y. Express, writing from
Washington, under date of the 9th inst, says
81 have seen no less than five lives of Cass,
intended for different meridians. There were
two editions issued in March last, and two in
June,-the two in March were, in character,
unlike those of June, and the two of June Ike
those OF March, obviously designed for a South
ern and Northern market. All attempts at cX-
p!anation only make the matter worse. Here
are the books and here the aItcrations.-iree
trade opinions inserted in one edition, and omit
ted in the other.-ihe letter TO Nicholson, against
the "Wilmot Proviso,' inserted in one, and
opinions upon the French Revolution taking its
plac e in the other. Instead Of being Janus
faced, therefore, General Cass has four faces,
one for each of the different points of the COM
pass. lie looks North and West. in favor of
Internal Improvements. Southwark, he endurs-
es Mr.. Pc ks notes against them, and approves
of all that he he has done. lie has two faces
upon the Wilnot Proviso, two upon the tariff.
two upon the French King and Revol %dtion.'
Now, if any ingenious yankee can conceive
of a more mean, despicable and dirty trick than
this to prop the falling fortunes of an unscrupu-
lous DiDHser Of Slarery for the sake of Office,
we don't ask him to tell us ofit! We have got
t'co of the Lives" mentioned by Mr.. Brooks
one of which represents him as opposed TO the
Wilmot Proviso, and holding the opinion tina,
Congress possess no more authority to inter.
fere with Slavery in the Territories than they
have to regulate the relative duties of husband
and wife, or parent and child, &c, &c."-while
the other omts all mention Of The Difuser's opin.
ions on The subject Of Slarery' We are aware
that tie trick appears almost too base for belief,
but any s%ceptical gentleman in the community
can see the documents, by calling at our Of
flee.
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The Rev. John Segcr

or Jersey cay. an old and IA IN respectable clergyman Of the
baptist denomination, handed ia uc inI"Sm g certificate at DR.
rown:cnis oahcc, l@G Fulton strss', un Saturday. Il speaks fr
itself
DR. TuWNSrNp-Drar Sir: I am constrained to give % n
stttoncut OF the benefit | derived from uin. yolr S,rsaDarl, be,
levin! by SO dun! shall reader "a benefit tn those Who ar, .uurrrii.
- have been. Twas reduced for many mouth, by the Dv.pepsil
.u Wu1h 1T e rI- uri lf .u'y i~ DO. Co NH'i o.. Keen about
| also had "A letter which covered the most part of my hraI-NbciI
Nls extremely troublesome aud sore II cot TO be- almost q xraD. I
r.cl quito q number Of remedies To- both tho complaints but I
rrre,cd ilr ur no h"irit, ultil took your Snr.nplrlla, which,
tlrou! i tho kiuld', %. Providence, hn, restored mr. 10 more than
Is ruh health a. am nov cQuyint better than | have for q mum
,"r ufyclr.. AN nov % years OF age. believe il to be IN r..
valuable medicine, AMI recommend It TO my numerous ucquaintap.
a. which &, very ltrIe. %. have been u minister a great mary
Years. hope III, ha-ty sketch may BE- a. much beneft 10 youa /.
yuLT medicine has To me,
JOHN SEGER
IuIy II l-lj Jersey Civ
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sw Most Extraordinary Work 81
THE
MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
BY DIR. A. NJ. MAURICEAU,
Professor of Diseases Of Women.
Sixth Edition. lsmo. PIP. $50. Price 81,

Sixth Edition, lsmo. pp. $50. Price 81.
$4,000 COPIES SOLD IN THREE MONTHS
Years o. suffering, of physical md mental anguish
10 many an afiectionate wife, and pecuniary diiiiuliies
to the husband, might have been spared by a timely
possession Of this work,
1t is intended especially for the married, or those
contemplating marriage, as it dscloses important Sc
crets which should be known to them particularly.
Truly, knowledge is power. il is health, happiness,
afluence.
The revelations contained in its pages have proved
n blessing TO thousands as the innumeIable letters re-
ceiyed by the author will attest.
Here, also, every female can discover the causes,
svmptolns, and the most efficient remedies, and most
certain mode Of cure, in every complaint to which her
sex is subject, us ~.
mans Private Medical Companion" Will be sent
1naiied free to any part of the United States u
letters must be addressed, postpaid 10 Dr. A VI
Mauricenu, Box 1894, New York City, Publishing
Office, 1919 Liberty street, New York.
r1y Travelling Agents are informed tnai a Jew
districts in Massachusetts, aud two other Ehsiel1
states. are yet unengased. Applications r,eelyco
most paid as above. 'm'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-07-21

We have a few copies of the lives Of Cass
and Butler left. We hope our friends who at
tend the state convention will come prepared to
take them home and see them well distributed.
W. Patriot.
Which Life Of Cass 8, Mr.. Patriot The
Southern one, or the one designed for circulation
at the North, from which the said CasS's often
sive views in regard to the extension of Slave
~ are eXpurgated
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-07-21
ROBINSON A. GOULD

Az Il Just returned from New York
IL with n large assurlmen, Of Ginghams, Bnrapes.
Lawns, Prints. Fringts and Gimps, Embroidered
Pearl Gloves, Lace Capes and Collars, Bonnet Rib.
hons, Altiiicials, Drap dEte, &c, &c. Also, Linen
Coats, Halt Caters, Carprtngs, Sugars. 'ft.-. Nc
This, together with their former stock, comrii5- an,
OF the largest and best assortments IN Burlington or
pond with tho prices OF toDl Tor which they are pay
ing clsh.
Burlington, July :, 1913. .dS3 w2tIt.
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New Goods
J. v. RIA

AS JUST RETURNED FROM New
HI York with q large assortment Ut Watches, jt w
elry and Fancy articles. He has now the largest and
best assortment OF Watches and Iewrliy that has ever
been offered for sale in the State OF Vermont, aud he
will sell goods lower than they eau be bought IN
Montreal, Boston, or New York, of tho SAME quality
He has Gold and Silver Watches of oil kinds, Gold
Lockcts ofeverv Pattern, Gold Guard and Fob chnins,
Gold Pens in Gold cases for Ladies' or Gentlemen,
Gold Seals and Keys of every Pattern, and a great
variety of Coral Cameo Iowa Stone and cluster Pins,
fine Gold Pins with glass mud Box Setting Tor Minea
lures, two dozen difircnt Patterns of Bracelets and
clasps, Gold Thimblcs, Beads, and Chain Slides. Col,
Rings Of every description Prices from 2jcts to S25 90
Ear Hoops, large or small, Plnin or closed Ear
Drops, with Coral and Stone Setting, Bead BAYS.
Pearl aud Shell Card cases, Ivory Tablets, Steel
Beads, Rings and Tasscls Purse Silk, &c. &c.
Burlington, June l6, IS. w5l
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1Icman Washburn's Estate,

I'VE, the subscribers. having been APP
pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court for
the District OF thttenden, commissioners TO receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands OF all
of Colchester in said District, deceased, represented
iusolvent, 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 Tor that pur-
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice, that we will
attend to the business ofour appointment AZ the dwell
ling of Almchia Wnshbum in Colchester, in said Dis
trict, on the las, Mondays OF September and October
Dated his 25,b dav Of AprI, A.. d. 1918.
MICHAEL SlNCLAlR,( C,,,..on,rs
wl3t WM. b. KIDDER, Commissioners
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Vegetable Certificates.
REMARKABLE CURE or PILES!
THIRTY YEARS STANDING
Mount Washington, Berkshire Co. Mass. J

Mount Washington, Berkshire Co. Mass.
November %, 1877.
Uessrs.
Gents-For thirty years | have been afflicted with
Piles, general Debility. and inflammation, causing
tuinors and %prolapsus OF the bowels, md which had re-
sisted MI the medical treatment DR.. Chapman and
others could give. The last three years of that time
my sit'crlngs defy description. was confined to bed
unable TO help myself, and ut last given up by my ply
slcians and friends in despair ct ever gaining my
hcVlth in fact, Tor a time before commenced using
DR.. Uphanis Eectuary, was ent rely speechless and
my burial clothes were made-Tut under the henrtl
cent mcrcies OF Providence, and the use OF DR.. Up
hams Eieciuary, though an OLD MAN | have the plea
sure OF stating the fact to the public that my health is
now good, and hope 10 live many years, if it is Gods
will, to make known the virtues OF DR.. upham's Flee
tuarv. and to recommend it TO my afflicted fellow
creatures. it helped me beyond the expectations OF
all who knew my case, and can only say to others
that II is in my opinion the bes, medicine in the world
for Piles, or any other disease OF the bowels and il
they will use it according TO the directions, will my
self warrant Il cure in every case. Yours with the
utmost expression OF thlnksiuluoss.
CORNELIUS SPUR.
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yabr E'ar"O's Estate.

We, the subscribers, having been APP.
pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court for
the District OF Chittcndrn, commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust all claims and demands OF al! per
turton i'm slj District, deceased, represented insol-
vent, aud also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto and six months from the day OF the
date hereof being allowed 10y said Court Tor that pur-
pose, We do therefore hereby give notice, that we VIII
attend 10 the business oi our appointment at the Inn
q. I !. Wood IN Huntington, ~ SAID D.,'rict, on the
9th days Of September and December next, at 10
Dated this I'm dav of Jane. A d. 1913.
HIRAM CARPENTER; Commis-
WI 81 SYLVESTER K. SNYDER, sioncrs.
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be Ptv,ict,p "a Grrenheld, Mas, The letter can be seen at II
ni t. u IoSns,nls @lrsirari''a cures all descriptions oil >or,,
UiUcr,, A..
rhr : lrs,parinn mrrts with a ready sale and gives good .a,i,fi-.
ton. A. far ~ lm,c brou abb TO learn. One gentleman in ar VII
lar Ia, h,rn very mleu hrnrhttCl ny It's use. and voluntarily rave
! c-rtihcAir, whrl cneo,o have already sold more than ono
hlr OF the quau,n, / received from YOU and shall wan, more n a
short tim'. Nuus, respectfully.
DANIEL IIDNEY
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-07-21
CHOPPERS ISINGLASS, and Irish Moss,
u of incest quality, for sale by TuEo. A. fEck.
Salt Rheum, Scrofula, Leprocy,
Erysipilas &c. &c
E,,,. oro NjuLLoru vHjuUs. Here is one 1uDOnD

" N Ut TTTTF'
NEWTON, Lower Falls, May, 1913.
MI. .ToNEs.-Dcar Stiff more testimony is nee
ded in favor of your valuable Drops and Pills for HUI
mors. you may add mine to the number you already
have.
Having been afflicted for thirty yenrs with the Lcp-
rocy or White Scurf, and having tried all sorts OF rem
edics to no purpose. and having arrived Mt the aye of
fifty had given up all hopes OF relief Accidentally
seeing your drops advertised was induced to try them,
whcn. to my utter surprise | twas completely cured be-
fore | had taken one bottle. Iou are n, liberty to
make any use OF this you please. for to me your drops
are invaluable. Respectfully lours.
WILLIAM CURTIS.
For sale in Burlington only by THfopoRE \ PEEK,
and by many other Druggists in this and the adjoining
States.
n. b. Nothing is so cheap, and nothing else is so
cficacious for all diseases OF the skin. Try it-try it
FAIrHFULLY-try it As DIRECTED. w3yl
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70 Rent.

~. TIE COMMODlOUS DWELLING Uorsr
RI l now occupied 10y the Widow of the late
- WIN. RoBy, owned by IiENRy MAYO, Esq, SIT.
uated near the South Wharf, with fine garden in
nourishing condition and choice fruit.
Apply to w. l.. STRONG.
July ;, 1913. d&wI
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E.ac Warner

EEAS on hand a full assortment of wet
and dry Groceries, among which are Sugars,
Teas Coffee. Chocolate, Spices, Nolasscs. Goldfish and
Salmon Cogc. Brandy, Holland Gin, St. Croix Rum,
low priced do. and New Rum, lie will warrant his
spirits to be better aud cheaper than those hawked
about the country by New York and Troy peddlers.
He has also a few bbls first. rate Pork.
Burlington, Jun. - 10. W. 6w
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BrOadclOth! BrOadcIOth!

T. have Just received from Auction, To
pieces OF Blue, Blue Black, Black, and Brown
broadciollis, which are cheaper than ever offered in
any store IN Vermont, Those wishing to purchase n
NICE Broadcloth Cont cheap, are invited to call M
the LADIES' Exchange and examine our stock. No
charge for looking WILCOX & NASH
Burlington, July G, 1913. DIV.
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1914 Linen Shooting.

A ND "a Linen for Pillow Cases, with
~ quantities of Brown and Bleached Cotton, can
be found at the Ladies Exchange.
WILCOX & NASH,
Burlington, July G, 1913. d&w.
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Kirk BRIDES TattcrsaUs,

AG-2N SLpN
1t i warrented to he perfectly safe in all cases, VII
not INCONVENIENCE" the animal or inJurc him even il he
had no disease il Is from 1 Ia ; times cheaper than
most ol the limitations which are being circulated
Throughout the couitry, beng put up in larger packa-
ges, sufficient to cure an ordinary case ct Heavcs, and
TO adniiiinisier IN a dozen cases Of cold, catarrh, &c.
AT this season, while the llorse is shedding his coat
hs vital energy Is much reduced, and he is extremely
lIahle To colds, Nc, many cases ot i~rcipirnt Hcavcs
are contracted now but, are suppressed by pasture or
warm weather, I'll they break out in full force in the
fall, Thousands ot horses can be saved from future
unsouldncSS, II, when the first symptoms OF cold or
whcezing Is Observed, n few doses OF the Tuticrsa.is
H"a'e Powders should he administered. They are
warrentcd to wholly eradicate reccn, heaves al this
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T,luiPs EVCIlahge!
1872 WASHINGTON street.

V!lV v. W NINNT.N u %.
June 81, 1873. w52w ldG9 2awiw
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Rheumatism and Lumbago.

Nn JOfk, Jmy Is 1870
DH. T1vNteNo: Dnr Sir-For the last three year, haze lfrH
t'ttrl "lt' s'N'rr rhclm tc puis. Ihtve brru ut times III te
r' ,t"-t a orE possible. nl utt'hr To follow my cnninvmrnt. I
utv" tEo ltl severe at uk. U:ttr lumht 20. read 80 ne arrourt,
- to pt!ir- Of IA virtues % N'ir SIrs1parilli. aud thought (
vorii try ~ Hri see ~ could obtain relief The lunb, 10 b,, loft
A. anl ! experience ~ l''H of ms x teumtic pain, Nv gem.
rl h'tti hw bwn imp u.jit since commence i Wit, it for
w'uch Lam y'ry TIA trd. st hope that YOU will meet with the
sL-ccss tlt !nIg rcMtl! To ticsr severe complaints merits.
Yours, &c.
RICHARD jones'.
Ne, = n.-.f
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HALLS GENUINE
a I'D S - 4 v T..

HNHlS excellent Salvc Is now used and re-
4 commended by many oi the BIT PHYSICIANS ~
THE COUNTRY, for STRENGTHENING Pidsters, BurHs,
Roll.
Just give it trial and if not satisfied with its utility.
return II, and the agents in every case are authorized
TO refund the money.
l. C.. HALL.
Sold in Burlington, by \. c. Spear Winoo-ki
Falls. w. Is. Hatch, aud by regularly appointed
Agents throughout the State.
July 20, rs. w3m5
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Notice 10 Physicians.

n consequence Of the great quantity of impure
L Medicines and inferior Drugs, of both foreign and
domestic kinds offered for sale the subscriber is spare.
ing no pains in obtaining those OF p%ositire puriiy and
Intrinsic goodness. The disadvantage to which our
Practitioners have been liable, can now, to evident
benefit, be removed.
Chemicals, Medicines, md the best Drugs furnished
to Physicians aud Merchants, and dispensed to fam
lilies at reasonable advance from cost.
PHYSICIANS Formula, and family prescriptions put
up with accuracy and promptness. Tnro. A. PECK.
w52 Am Burlington Vt
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D"AGuERREOTYPE GOODS.

and J Plate German and American Cameras and
n larger and more extensive assortment OF every nrtl-
Gle used in the line receiving md will be kept on hand
and for sale allow New York and Boston prices, SEQ
wills, h.. Whites, and French 10 Plates in large guam
tiles. BklNSMAlD a. n
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IOffN SEGrR
Jersey Ciy.
July II, lSiG
Eecy. VIZ. Hopkins.

Ofthr BAPTIST Church kinllv cont ~ the foio0Ing certificate.
H., like tloi>lal. other rqs cared ritt'at kaOring it.
Nr YORK.. Msv |, lsi1.
four er-i was afflicted during the lat winter With the Sd
K icIn in ny hands aul WRIST. and tried several thing. TO cnrs
H. At Ir, | Nts induced To try ,our Slr.aparilla and though
10 not nv positively 1t cured M. yet must in Justice say. | GO,
hrr,r oi nv complaint from the time commcnced taking it, ard
an nov entirely healed.
Respectfully.
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Lewis Sowlc,, .Dr. Estate,

NTIE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING BEEN
appointed by the Hon Propatc Court, for the
District Of Grand Isle. Commissioners to receive ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands OF all persons
against the Estate OF Lewis Sowics, Jr, late OF Al
hurgh in said deceased, and all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto, do hereby give notice that
said Estate is represented insolvent, and the term OF
six months from the tenth day Of July A. d. ISIS, i:
allowed by said Com, +, the creditors o. said deceased
t. exhibit an prove %. 'r respective claims before us.
and TINT we will attend to the duties OF our appoint
meut At the dwelling house Of Le,tetia Sowics in Al
harsh, in said District, on the second Monday of Sep
tender next, from nine O'Clock in the forenoon until
four o'clock, in the afternoon on said day.
Dated ut Aiburgh, July 10Th, \ ID 1918.
FREDERICK iIAXEN. c
WILLIAM lIONSlNGER. ~'""'SS'""S'
.IulY %. Is. M3M3t