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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-10
STATE OF L0UiSIANA-PayisA Of

Sh1e NHa
Joseph Henard VS.. Constance Ternoire. & m
and Bertheiemy Lenoire, r. 70. {. No. sss.
Sixth Judicial District Court.
RY virtue Of q writ Of iii. fl. Issied in the
- above entitled and numbered suit. and 10 ms
directed from the Hon. Sixth Judicial District
Court, IN and for The Parish and state aforesaid.
: will expose at Public Sale. al The Cont fIovsa
door. 10 the city Of Baton Rouge. on Saturday v, tho
7th day Of Augest next, 1862. at ii o'eIoek. A N,
the hereinafter described property, surrendered
by the defendants, 10 pay and satisfy Ito indg-
rncnt, interest, and cost in the above entitled suff.
TO wit. A certain lot Of ground situated n fhai
part Of the city Of Baton Rouge. laid out by tha
late Elei Beanregard, and designated on the plan
thereof as Lot No. l2of Square No, 30, together
with all the improvements and buildings thereon.
having . front OF America street Of sixty feet, BY
one hundred and twenty in depth. French mea-
sure. Terms Of sale cash, with the benefit Of an-
praisemenf. ii. Y, BAgfN.
JulyJ, 1870 Sheriff.
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EfAT DE la LOUISIANA.
Par0isse d'Est gaf0n Rouge-six:e-
me District .Iudiciasra.

Joseph Meriard W. Constance Ternoire, 1. W. O..
ct Perthe'efnv Tefnoire, r. o.. c. No. sse.
In VERTU dun writ lie Il. la. lance dams r..
~ afIaire ci-dessaa iniituie ct numerote Ell
~aairesse a moi par Honorable Cour du Sixierpe
District Judiciaire, dams ct pour la paroi,se 81
Eat %sttsdite, J'exposerai EN- yente pablique d IL
porte Dc ia raaison de colir. dans Ia vile DE- Baton
Rouge, SaTnedi ID Tenn jcnr d'Aouf. proclaim,
1881 q ~ henres du matiT, ii ~proprieie ci.
apres deerita, rendn par lea defendears. pour pave
et s~atiaiaIre le jugeuient, ~inserets IT frais dams lie
process ci-dessus %iniifals, savoirs Un certain lei
&c fsrre situe dams cet'e l,artie he IA vile de- Ba-
to1 Rouge, arpenfs par le fen Hi Eseauregar5. II
desisne dams L. plan de la tii.e vile CONNIE lot
NO. ~ do Fiet No. 30, ensemble ayec toutes lee
batisses ct ameiiorasioaa Ia &csssss. fayanf mrs
face de soixante pieds SIR Ia r.e GAraerinuel bar
une prefondeur de- cent wight liieds, nhssssIe Fan.
caise. Conditions de Ia Tentr-coIartsnt-avee
10 benefIce d1syaEaation.
81 d s,t rE@#AAN&A@a 4 n vii !. 4 1890 - M
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-10

ADAM And EVA new version Of an
old ailait--lle fall Of our first parents
has been given by a Weloh parson, as
thus.
"Onr great grandfather. Adam, was a
very GOOD man. he Was ; as Tor Eve, she
was one devil Of u woman. She Must
needs 20 and rob All orchard, and not sui.
isfied with eating, herself she tempted our
good father Adam 10 eat, too, and titus
brought q curse upon all the earth, BON.
found her 70
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ET1T DE La LOUISIANE-par
0ssse OHcsk Button R1upe.

Dams PaIaire de Ia Succession Modest T'hfl,o.
d.,aux. No 40. Sixienne District Judiciaire.
I'm vcrtu d'uf ordre a moi addresse par Ia cour
~ du Sixieme District Judiciaric lie Z i;tat pour
cette parcisse en- date du 4 Juin 1852. yexposefai
en- vente publiqIe b Ia maison do xonr do cette
Paroisse Jeudi le 5 Juliet 1869 a IL heures A.. M.
fesclaye Bill age de 80 ans dependant de- Ia suc-
cession sl,sditc.
Conditions De Ia vense-payabie en- trois terms
egaux ccheant en- mails des aDnies 1863. 1854 &
1856. Facquirien fournisant des iajlets h~ypofhe.
CARES endorses a Id satisfaction du tuteur du por-
iani 8 pWs cent d'interpt pas al aper echeaDcc
jlIsqn'a au palfait Placement payables au bureau de
Recorder de cette Paroise. Oaest Baton Rouge
N. w. POPE, Dep'ty Sheriff.
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ATS.
Efat de la Observation-Disclosures d,Ess
EafGn HAHwa.

ToHN r KLENPETER, habitsnf al d Pa
Y rslsse d'Est Baton ct Etat snstftlf. l. ana intsn-
ton d'eraans5psr son asefare SiLaS ElJsSEL
age &c 90 ans et So negrcsse escsave noxrmee
NLOlkEs agee sa 3s ans tons ecux gui ~pourrai-
enf porter guelane opposition Iesa1e a Ia iif.
emancipation sent inEites d hi regisfre leu- HI.
opposition AZ bureau DIT GTel1er de Ia Cour n,
6ixlefae District. dams 1t pour Ii Paroissa i rsss
suadats daas gsaaranfe SSos.rs &c s. rrese,ee rnhs..
ssisca l~aisS7f II ). RsAEIN. Shsaif.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-10
SHERIFF SALES.
STATE or LOUISIANA.
PafasA " Hest Baton Rouge.

SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
In the matter OF the succession Of Modesto Thib.
odeaux--No. 45e.
pY VIRTUE OF an order from fhe Honorable,
l. tho Sixth District Court for The said parish
and State Aforesaid, OF date, juno the 4tb, 1859,
directed to the Sheriff Of this parish Will be-
exposed at public sale at the Cous House Of this
parish. on Thursday, The 9Th day of July, 1859,
at II o'clock, a NJ, The negro boy named BILL,
aged 90 years, belonging % the said Succession.
Terms Of Sale-Payable in three egralinstaII-
ments, maturing III March, #of Tho years 1853.
1854 and 1856; purchaser 10 furnish Ills notes en-
dorsed TO the satisfaction Of The tutor, bearing s
per rent interest after due, I'LL paid : payable ut
the Office OF the Recorder Of fhis parish. with
special mortgage retained until final payment.
June 9Th, st. N. w. rOPIt, Der. Sheriff
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Improvolnant on (irfst IflIln.


Il OFFER my services 10 The ~rlantarH Of this Par
a. isi ~ milking improvements ith tstiat Mills. is q
fles and mere stti,etnnfiat mode sf dressing lie
stones. ! engages mysaff to ffa1is nny Grist nil
grind dnableA-nb ~, no pay lfrs aitnahpl u d
good running esht. my millsg grind ftitn ten Ii, hftsali
httshels per hour with four horFes, md fsiiea rrefsf-
" kept they viii do the grinding of any plantation
Dur tsselse months without requiring 10 ba sharpe ned.
refer planters 70 Gov. Walker, 10 Mr. Michael
sthlatef, whore mill, ii horse power, gfiIiis three
barrels per hour, to Hft. Paul i,ipny. nnd to Mr..
Norbert Grcrrsr, wlose mill afintis by steam one
barrel Of meal IN five 10 ss minutes.
Planters Wishing my services will pisase leave or.
ders al this Office, 81 nj the Post Office Of this place,
8. WOLFF.
C~effifeefa Of Hon n. H Quarter, If Ogelohsas.
II engaged tlna benfef. Mr. Wolff to dress the stones
Of my prist mil, ~tidfse power. his plan Is u novel
one. and productive ofaAtfaarainary results. ID fefes
Fence, beth III the increased quantity af meal rnnie
and its quality. My milfstones mrs il,irty.two inches
II din meter, and made with n very ordinary iratn Of
four mules. one peck Of meal per minute. TIE flr-
rows fstsed IN his system are wide and deeply de-.
fined. and / believe ought to last for years.
j. II. OVEnrUT.
Cumberland Bayou Boeuf. April, 1859. tjy io.a;.
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M n "a i, !.

In Clinton. L.. June goth, by the Rev. j. 8
Chadbolifne. A. .. i~lEthor. Esq Of Baton Rouge,
oM'AhY TAniritA, youngest daughter Of the late
Judge L. Saunders, Of The former place.
lClinton Tiofidian.
At the Episcopal Church, on Thursday even
Ing. stli inst, ny Rev. Mr. Caadhourne, HEsaY
y MA sAb1A, 9. s. Army, TO Miss JuLtA b.
BAhKtn, eldest daughter Of Capt. Thomas Barker,
late Of the US. Army, deceased.
On Thursday evening, sih inst, by Rev. Jah-
leel Woodbridge, EnwARD w. Dup1nssts, Esq,
10 Miss Eliza ANN HENDERSON, all ofthis city.
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STRAYS.

TAKEN nphy Mr.. J.B. Bixlar. about IL miles
l. from the town OF Baton Rouge, on Manehec,
a sorfel Horse about 10 hands high, 10 or ID
years old, star in the forehead. saddle and collar
marks, hipped OH The right side. The owner Is
requested 10 come forward, and pay charges. and
take him away, otherwise he will be Sold ac-
cording 10 law. II. L. WOLFE.
July ., 1852. Ranger
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-10

YNAKEN from tie possession Of a runaway no.
Il gro by Mr. II. Behrlies, about Ia miles from
the town Of Baton Rouge near Springfield, Il bay
horse about 8 years old, 15 hands high. blind ii
the right eye, harness marked, very low in flesh.
Tho owner Is requested 10 come forward pay
charges and take him away otherwise he will be
sold according 10 law. II. L. WOLFE,
july 9 Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-10

M EDICAL.
L w STOCK
or
FRESH M rsDHGTN Es.

Y = ftODIIIII,
At TIC Nrap 1Hted Sfoyy Brich BUikaiNg
heay The Ha17aeg HouSe,
UAS just received q very large and Fresh
IL Stock IF Drugs, Medicines, &C., direct from
New York mud PHILADELPHIA
10 tl,oss In East md VI est Baton Rouge, who are
IN the habit Of purchasing .leir Medicines In New
Orleans. he would say, Send him yutlf ofdets's
aid he will GIL them ~ the same MONEY that you
PAY for tl,e,n In New Orleans, WARRANTED vi as
good d quality.
Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded,
and delivered ut MI times, day or night. His stock
is composed In paef OF
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-10
sugar Plantation fnr sale.

CONTAINING 500 acres Of land, eight miles
" East OF Baton Rouge, 900 in cultiyation-75
IN cane--150 easily pl ,nted. With five hands,
a good frame dwelling, sugar house, 40 u leo,
with a first rate Liverpool horse mill and Kettles
capable Of taking off d bids in "a Iouts-wsa4
gons. carts. oxen, mules, the growing crop, and
everything in block. But little cash required of
a good purchaser. N. j. w. WORKMAN.
July 10. IF.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-10
Gss.ggs 10 camp sTREETA9ssee

fHS~ Miller. Harris a. Waldo. 70 Camp Street. New
Orleans. Wholesale md Reinii Dealers In House
Furnishing Gapds. Upholstery and Cabihet Furnish
ing Gnnas. Fainss. Oils etc
On hand. n very large assortment Of gilt and from
zed iamn and aifanAoes Hall and Lnfnns and Chm
oilers Ten Truys. various patterns Table Cutlery;
Plated, PInnislsd. lii. Japnnneti aud Wnodehssare.
Glassware; fiia IN Gulofel Floor Mating; soaps.
Wax, Sperm ani Star Cantliea Sperm. Whale,
Gas. tliaittiiine, Alrblinl. 1nrpentiiie Paints Of
every descriptions; Brushes; Window Giass; Patty
Sand Paper aid Glue Flowing. Polishing. Scrap.
ing. Furniture. Coach. Black, japan and White
Einpp F~rinaes. Ticking and Bed Lace ; Cord
1'assals, etc. Also, Picket aud Common Moss al.
ways for sale.
PRICES or eAMPHtsE.
HlY The barrel i. : 90 cents per gnllon
by the Eve gallons . . s5 cents per gallon
For q less quantity : 10 cents per gallon
July 9Th, y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-10

Aaron II. lowering, n prominent and in.
hliential citizen formerly wing candidate
for Mayor Of Baltimore, died on the &c ult.,
he was At the defence Of Nurtl, poi,t.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-10
Later ftom the Scene Of Disaster.

The Mayor engaged the steamer CALI
fornia yesterday afternoon to proceed TO
the scene of the disaster. for the purpose
Of picking up any Of the dead bodies that
might he discovered floating in the lake.
Capt. Grivot, of The Artillery Battalion.
with ! field piece 70 discharge IN the
n~eichboghood Cor the purpose of bringing
10 the surface the Ienlains Of any Of the
unfortunate victims. was on board, accom-
panied by Alderman Lugenbula and Capt.
Youennes.
As the boaaA reached within three qnar-
ters OF ! mile of the fatal spot, the bodies
Of two women were discovered floating on
the surface. One Of them had on q dark
irock. and two plain gold ringson the right
hand. Her hair Is black. The otl.er. the
~,ounsef. appeared abont eighteen ~ twen-
~ years Of age, had long hair of ! deep
antmrn. Information wasss Obtained that
Tie body II 4 child had been picked m by
some fishermen and buried a Ire beach.
Capt. Yonsilaes proceeded u ] yswl =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-30

MorrCF.--lN Az ADVERTISEMENT IN SUNDAYS
Herald addressed TO the ship ioincrs Of New York
~ " ash ed---"Shali We, the joners " New YorL
work ten hours what is called old work ~ I In
behalf of the ship joircrs of New YORK answer MOI r,
Gown east 81 p brought here 10 D. Rnhe eon,s
or the regulation q time made w aionahorc ioioers
wait b IL nine hopps per day. JOHN IllI.yl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-30

Il ACES, EMnRotDERIES, AND MOURNING GOODS
- The substrbcrs are daily adding TO their from
recent IL portati'n rich Paris Embroiieres Point Alan
con and nton Collars Coaures. Sleeves French Capa
&c Hosiery, Cloves. hilts and Fancy Articles They
vcnd ALEC call the attention ladies to their
Ter fami, mourning. A. KERR a. Co, 76i Broaiway
between Eighth and Ninth streets. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-30

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., BY TWO TIDY YOUNG
w women--one us good Cook; is frst-rate washer and
ironer The other to do chamberwork and waiting. or
general h9uework in small family Have objections
days Please call l Eleventh street. third door fro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-30

FURNISHED ROOMS, WITHOUT BOARD, IN
small family Of three PersonsTwo parlors, and bed
rooms communicating. tho second
the entire upper part would DO lot furnished
apply at sos broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-30

EFT GOODS WET GOODS, AT ID. n. PYNE's DRY
w goods store 2l4, Bowcry CoOr.d Hks onIy orh
o td heuTca PoPins only Is o. worth 5s plain 90, all
ladies baet and oolortd hid gloves ca a. write and
unbeaehed mufln, only 3D.. half price FOR all the vst
goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-30

WAkTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w auatioa; she Is rt rate cook and has lived four
In her last place She has best of city reference
Please call at No.o Filth street.
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ITO HOTEL sTEWARDS.-WANTEp ST THE WEST
tbs,ter ianse coruer Of Bowory and Rr,ome street
II undophed integrity AZ GENERAL Sayrrin ts,dcnt
ils mnt thoroughly understand bi. bN nsa and urnh
satisfactory references q. :. MATHEWS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-08-20
BROWNS ALYsANAC,
p OCK L II NJ f NJ O. NDU NJ
ACCOUNT BOOK FOR
"a SSsEo
SHIT f. T. .VYU YOLTrlTE,
CoNcoEn. n. II. July

CoNooED, n. II. July /. 1852.
Having disposed OF my annual publication. enti-
tied Browns Almanac, Pocket Memorandum and
Account Book" to Mes7rs. McKuu & Gutter Book
sellers and Slationers, Of Charleston Mass for n
term OF years would respectfully inform NV Gus.
toners and The numerous purchasers Of the " ork .
that it will be puhllsheC hereafter by them and no
pains will be spared 10 render tn book superior to
ANYTHING OF III" kind in the ms rkct
kindly thank the pare NJ OF tie work for their
encouragement. and take plea ure IN recommending
the new publishers as persons VINO are entitled TO
every confidence IN their uudrrtakngs
JOHN r BROWN.
BY reference to the above it will he seen that this
valuable publication viii be issued hereafter nv the
subscribers, who would respectfully solicit uidris
IRON the former putrous OF the work, and from \
dealers generally
The book viii be larger than formerly. with new
Iy engraved cuts, and handsomely prIntrd The cal.
cuallons and ah.r9 ave all made M by the late bud.
ley Lraviu OF New iam shire, who lett then, com
pIete tor some years to cone. The work w BE- IS
sued early IN August and purchasers are particularly
reminded that tins u the OrigiaaL Browns Almanac
and Memorandum, being the sixteenth year OF lis
publication. MckIN x CUTTER.
g. Main street, Charleston. Mass
July ~. wimo's3
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Chauncy BrOwneli,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT The Honorable the
DISTRICT OF cHITrENDEN,s IS I Probate Court for the
Estate OF Chauncy Browne, luis OF NilIislou, IN
said District deceased, diRsErlNG
Whereas, Edward w Brownell Administrator OF
said deceased proposes to lsnder account Of his
administration OF said Esla,e, and present his &C
count against the same for examination and allow
ance by said court, and the said Court having as
signed, tor that purpose, the 4th day OF September
A. ID. 1852 at the office of Rxord and Adams, in
burlington, in said District, aud ordered that you be
notified by publishing the time and place assigned
MS aforesaid, three weeks successfully the flushing
ton Free Press, newspaper printed at said BurIing
ton the last OF which publications to be previous TO
the day liked tor hearing
Therefore, you hereby notified to appear before
said Court at the time and place aforesaid and show
cause il any YOU have why the said account should
not be allowed.
Gwen under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trct this llth day OF August A D. 1862.
BRADFORD RIXFURD, Register.
August L. w7W3
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John Esases' Estate.

WE the Subscribers, having been APP
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District oi Chttenden, commissioners to re-
cciye examine and adjust the claims and demands
OF a persons against the estate OF John Bates, late
OF Burlington IN said District, deceased represented
inso vent and also all claims and demands exhibited
IN offset thereto and SIX months from the day OF
the date hereof being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice, that we
will attend to the business of our appointment, at
the dwelling OF w. II Freuch in Wllisron, in said
District on the first Thursdays OF October and De-
cemher next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. on each OF said
days.
Dated, this 4th day of June, A. d. 1882
WILL AN IL. FRENCH,( r...
HIRAM D. SMITH. Oo''lplI'sloners
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.NORT'HER.N R.4TLRO AD, " Y.
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS

IN and after Thursday, April |, 1852,
" trains will run "a follows
GOING EAST,
MAIL TRAIN, Leaves Ogdensburgh ats, AM
Arrives at Rouse Point, II As p. NJ.
EgPREss TRAIN,
Leave. Ogdcnsburgh at ., p. W.
Arrives ~ Rousc's Point, E Is r. NJ.
GOING WEST:
MAIL TRAIN, Leaves Rouse's Point at 8, A. NJ.
-. Arrives at Ogdensburgh, 1880 p. NJ.
EXPRESS TRAM,
Leaves Rouse's Point at 2.PM
Arrives at Ogdensburgh, 6 So, P. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN DOWN,
Connects at Rouse's Point with the Mail Train
of the Vermont Central r. X. Tor Boston, and for
New York, VIA Connecticut Valley Rail Roads
also with the Rutland g. Darlington r. K at Bur
Ingio@n, Tor Troy, Albany and New York via llud-
with the PaSsunpsc River X r., and the Champlaln
and ST. Lawrence r. r. for Montreal.
EXPRESS TRAIN DOWN.
Connects as above. After the opening OF ma viga
ton, will connect with Boston aud New York by
the Lake Chnmplain Steam Boats, via Burlington
and whitehall Steam Boats will leave the Rail
Road Wharf on the arrival OF the Express Train at
Rolse's Point, at O'Clock 7. W.
MAIL TRAIN UP.
Connects with the Lake Ontario Express line of
Steamboats, ton the opening OF navgation) witch
leave Ogdensburgh att T. VI aud arrive at Ninga-
with lines OF Steamers which touch at al the ports
on the British shore OF Lake Ontario.
by tbs route passengers leaving Montreal in the
Morning train will be placed on board the Lake On
taro Steamboats, at the Railroad Wharf, Mt Or-
densburgh, at p. N and arrive at BrockvilIe and
Kingston the same afternoon Toronto and llanil-
ton, the next day.
EXPRESS TRAIN UP,
Connects with the night Boats on Lake Ontario
after the opening OF unyiIatiom which coast the
Lake and stut at all the ports on the American side
Oi the lake, landing passengers at Lewiston iur Nj
agara Fails and Buffalo.
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN UP,
For Express Freight for Boston and New Y orl
TO Canada and the West, via. OgdeuSburgh r. K
Line, leaves Rouse's Point at 7. NJ and run.
through without stopping 1T way stations, and ar.
rives at Ogdrnsburgh at 10 minutes past o'clock
next morning.
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN DOWN,
Leaves Ogdensbrrgh for Boston and New Yorl
at AS 7 NJ and arrives at Rouse's Point at o.
clock next morning. This Express Freight Lin.
connects with Express lines to Boston, via Vernon
Central r. Il E, aud by Steamboats, to Burlington
and thence, via Rutland * Burlington Raliroad -
Also, hv STEAMBOATS, aud Railroads tor New Yorl,
via. Whitehall, Troy, and the Iludson River
IIARLES l.. SClILATTER,
Chief f,nge"r and Superintendent
. From two to SIX Freight Trains will Irdv
Ogdensburgh and Rou>e'5 Point daily (Sundys cx
cepted)
q For Terms oi Freight apply to George V
lloyle, Agent Rouse's Point.
May IS, 1882 d&wtf
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invites the public 10 examine the same and assures
them that he will supply them with every variety OF
Furniture, Feathers Feather Beds, Hair, Palm Leaf
and llusk Mattresses, Pew Cushions, aud all KINDS
OF Upholstery goods otas good quality aud STYLES, and
al as low prices az they can he obtained Boston
or NAN ork.
HIS long experience us practical Clbinct Maker
and dealer in Furniture aud Upholstery goods gives
hun advantages in selecting ard purchasing goods
very seldom eQualed; and he does not hesitate to
warrant every article fully equal to what he lcpIe-
sens.
individuals in want OF Furniture will do well 10
call on Mr. ALLEN before purchasing elsewhere.
|. 5. ALLEN.
Burlington, Apr II 81. d6r&wlv
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NOTICE..
DHILIPS Patent Renewed. Pa-

DHIIIPS Patent Renewed, Pat,nt grant
L ed A. d, Philips, Oct -! 1896. Renewed Tor
even years orr Oct. -. 1880 The Public are
hereby inion that the American Friction Match
Companys gl-.at expired on the eth Oct lc5b and
Eyam, Buc, Pearson 4 Co, having purchased he
exclusive right OF the above extension, hrlebY eau
ton the public against any infringement OF the Pa
tent.
~ Manufacturers and Dealers in other Friction
Matches equally liable Tor infringement, and
must govern themselves accordingly.
MEssRs MOVES Il Co, OF Burlington, VT. having
been appointed by MS sole Agents tor the sale OF
Matches in the Counties OF Chlttenden, Addison,
and Grand Isle, State OF VermonS, and also for the
Counties bordering upon the West side OF Lake
Champlain and the Line OF the Northern, New York
Ran Road, State of New York, will be- prepared to
till all orders with promputude
BYAM, BRUCE, PEARSON & co,
b oston, June |. dNwtt Pattntee