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1t has long been the study of Physicians, to dis
cover some remedy for this most distressing COM
plant. Whether they have been successful, remains
for the sufferers to say. There are, in this country,
hundreds of thousands who are suffering from indi-
gcstion. probably, in most cases, caused by their
own imprudcucc in living. To these we would say
try Myers Extrakt of Rock Rose. 1t has cured,
and will cure, the worst and most obstinate eases of
Dyspepsia, and all its c%oncomitants e vcncss,
Size Headache, Heartburn. Flatulcncy, .Acidity, &c.
See the following certificate
Rev. A.. Il. l.. Mycrs-Dcar Sir-in the winter of
ISIS, | suffered beyond description with Dyspcp-
STA, and IL frain of other evils dependent on it. ]
had applied to various doctors, and "A number OF
noStrnms had been recommended, but to no purpose.
| procured and used two bottles of your Extract OF
Rock Rose, and found almost immediate relief, 81
much 50, that | have used no other medicine since,
and in fact, ! can find no other, which, in my dclib-
crate opinion, can bear comparison to yours. And
in all cases, when | have the opportunity, | recon-
mend your Extract, as standing first over all others
Let all who are thus afflicted ty it, aud find what
have found. Truly yours,
West Mcridcn, Conn. GEO. Il. CONkLlN.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by G.. =. san.
BunN h CO., Burlington, and by Dealers in Mod
cincs every where. 9w2
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a. -, Ebitkiu,s Estate.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been APP
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District of Chittcndcn. Commissioners to re-
ccive, examine and adjust the Claims and demands
of all persons, against the estate of Ashbcl ;. Pitkin,
late of Burlington in said District, deceased, repre-
scented insolvcnt. and also all claims aud demands
exhibited in offset thereto aud siN months from
the day of the date hereof. being allowed by said
Court for that purpose. We Ito therefore hereby give
notice. that we will attend to the business Of our
appointment, at the office of &. ]. Davcy, ESQ. in
Burlington in said District. ON the second Tuesday
Of September and December ncNt, mt 10 o'clock, \.
NJ. ON each of said days.
dated this 18th day of August, \. u. 1853.
Y. J.. WALES
W. |. ENMOIR. Commissioners.
II. II, BOSTWICk,)
august q. dit& WV
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ThrcshEng Machines,

4 MOTHER AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
"A DAVIS 4 Co., Bra.hcr Fall, It. Lawrence Co.,
y. Y, Manufacture Pitts patent Separaterr, for
one and two horses, warranted To do better business
in thrcshing and cleaning grain than any other
machine in use. Also, Pitts Portable one and two
Horse Powers, operating with less friction than any
other Power in use. Sowing Machines for horse
power Thermometer Churns Self Sharpening
Steel tooth Cultivators Eagle Straw Cutters
Yankee Corn shelters, Sc.. &C..
The trade supplied on liberal terms. All orders
addressed to the Subscribers at Grand Isle, will re-
ccive prompt attention. Terms Liberal.
sF Inquire of Pierce 4 Burritt, Burlington.
4. CIIAMBERLIN, Agent.
Grand Isle, VT, August II, 1888. wswO*
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WHEREAS, Daniel Kern has this day filed III
w the office of the Clerk of the Court of Chan
Gerry in said Chittcnlen County, his petition for
foreclosure against Jane, II. P;att, VIM. W. Peek,
VIM. A.. Hall, Thomas shaw, Henry E. Southwick,
Roswell :. Benedict and Lewis :. Benedict, made
returnablc to said Court at the term thereof, to be
holden ut burlington in said County on the third
Tuesday in September, A.. d. 1888, setting forth
that the said Plat on the Nth day of January, \.
ID. ISL. duly executed to Isaac Warner Il mortgage
deed of certain land situated in the town of Bur
lington aforesaid and described n follows, to wit
the following land lying in the northeast corner of
Champlain and Cherry streets, being ON Chanplain
street nincty-ivc feet three inches, and ON Cherry
street f~uIty-fYc feet and eight inches, and the same
premise, which the said Plat purchased of the said
Warner the same day and year aforesaid, conditioned
for the payment ofthc sum of six hundred dollars, spec
fled in the said platt's two certain promisSory notes
bearing date the sth day of January, lsjl, each for
the sum of three hundred dollars and payable t.
said Warner or order, the first in one year and the
other in two years froIu the first day Of May next
after their date, with interest payable annually after
said first day of May aforesaid, which i now justly
due and owing, and has not been paid according tn
the effect uf the same, and that the same has been
duly assigned to the Petitioner, and further setting
forth that on the 18th day of December, \. ID. lNj2,
the said Plat and his wife sophia II. Plat conveyed
the said premises by mortgage deed to salmon Wires
and VIM. W. Peck of said Burlington, and that on
the first day Of July, lsi3, the said Wires sold and
conveyed his interest in the said premises to said
Peck, whereby the said Peck acquired and still ha-
AN interest in the same, and further setting forth
that ON the 29th day of Decc mbcr, 1882, the said
Plat conveyed said premises by mortgage deed t.
VIM. \. Hall. Thomas Shaw and Henry {. South.
wick of the City and State of New York, and Ros-
wcllS :. Benedict and Lewis :. Benedict, of Brooklyn
New York, and that they thereby acquired and still
have an interest in said premises, wherefore the said
Petitioner prnyS that the equity of REDEEM ltiUn e
the said platt, Peck, Hall, Shaw. S~outhwick, R"s-
well sand Lcwi>S. Benedict may be fureclu>cd agree.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

august Is, lSj3.
At market 1900 Beef Cattle, 1870 Stores, . pairs
Working Oxen. 100 Cows and Calves, 1000 Sheep and
Lambs, and 500 swine.
Priccs-Bcef Cattle-EVtra 81 80 first quality
81 ; second do at So third do SCAT, % ordinary
$40 a ).
S~torcs-lcarlings -, 9al0 two years old SD,
2Oa2i three years old $50, 49,, 35aiO,
Cows and Calye,-S2l, %, %, ~, 30, 50 iOaij.
Sheep and Lambs-S2, 2,25, 3 jOai Extra 50,
j,j0aG.
Swine-7a7tc retail sa9c Fat Hogs jlc.
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CONGRESS- MIRROR BLlCKING.

~ c. HAZARD OF NEW YORK, AFTER 3
~. years Experimenting, ha, at last discovered a
composition which will oil and soften, and at the
same time beautifully Pohsh all kinds of leather
It j. truly unriyallcd by any other article of the
kind vet discovered in this country, or in Europe,
for its shining quality and it, nutritious elements to
the leather. j. ii. RICHARDSON,
Travelling Agent.
Sold in Burlington, at wholesale by CrnTIs 4
WALKEu Winooski Falls, by DR.. q. W. Horror ;
and mt retail by j. 4. Walker, Pierce a Iiuritt, j.
II. Phtt, Ballard & Brothers, A. :. Dewey, e.. l..
Warner A. {. Spear, II. l.. Moore, q. q. Catlin and
Geo. Peterson.
August "a. w9w2*
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Fire and POtters' Clay.

NHE Monkton, Kaolin or Fire and Pot
tiers LAY, m, OF late been subjected to expert
menrs, vhlch have fully established the superior
quaiitlr this clay.
Both the United States, and Canada, his
Clay a. a fire, or intusibie, clay, has been prou"un-
crd , be- Superior to the celebrated clay imported
fro n Foreign Countries.
For the purposes of manufacturing Stone ware.
the above clay when used IN proper proportion with
improved the color, strength aud durability of the
ware, and from lis iniu-Ihie nature has trs"nllh.y
elrssned, the damage usually lncidenttO he burning
OF stone ware.
The Subscribers can therefore OFF, said clay 70
Manufacturers OF IRON, lime, glass, aud stone ware,
with the fullest assurance OF ITS answering a better
purpos than that ordIrHrily USED.
SHERWOOD WALES.
Messrs. ! & J. II Pc X. co agents iol tie
Sale OF said Clay AT Burlington VI.
VIM II White, Nrrgernes, Vt.
Burlington, April, e. 1858. dA"tl.
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+ ts !

4 Ill WHO WANT AXESO OF THE REAL COL
n LINS 4 co. make should he particular to notice
the stamps, as there are various counterteits aud i'm
itations stamped Collins and labelled much like ours,
which are trnudently sold in some parts of the
| nitcd States as our manufacture. They are made
in different parts of the country by various axe
makers, and are generally their poorest quality
The genuine Collins axes, which have acquired such
an extensive regulations, are invariably stamped
I"COLLINS 4 CO., HARTFORD" and each axe
has a printed label with my signature. II is now
more than TWENTY-FIVE YEARS since we commenced
the business with the stamp of " Collins 4 Co., Hart
ford, - and do not know of any other aXe-maker by
the name of Collins in the United States.
SAM. W. COLLINS.
August -, 1888. ~w9wlyelr
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STATE OF VERMONT,
Chittcndcn County Court,
Sept. Term, 1858,
IS CHASCERY.
Us.
John Goddard.

Jpnh hibi
XAHEREAS, Grin l.. Ballard, Alfred K. Ballard
w and Hiram n. Ballard, have this day filed in
the Office Of the Clerk of the Court of Chanccry, in
said Chittcnden County their petition for foreclosure
against John Goddard, made rcturnablc 10 said
Court at the term thereof to be holden at Burling-
ton, in said County ON the third Tuesday in Scptcm-
BIER, A. u. 1888, setting forth that the said Goddard
ON the 9th day of October \. u. 1850, duly executed
to them IA mortgage deed of certain land situated in
the town of Burlington aforesaid, and described rs
follows, to wit, II certain piece or parcel OF land ON
North Street, being the same land conveyed to said
Goddard by WyllyS Lyman, 10y his deed dated Tia"
24th day of March, A. u. 1880, and recorded in the
3lst volume of records of deeds in said Burlington,
ON pages 3l7 and Bis, reference wlercto i made for
further neutrality-suspicious. for the payment ct
the sum of seven hundred dollars specified in three
certain notes bearing date on the 9th day of October
1880, and payable to said Billiards, by their partner
ship name of Ballarls Il Brothers, or order, for 1913
dollars and 81 cents each, in one, two, and three
years, respectively from the first day of December,
1850, viz, ON the LIST day of December lSjl, 1892
and 1898, with interest annually after the lst day
of December 1880, which is now justly due and
owing and has not been paid according to the effect
of the same. Wherefore the petitioners pray that
the equity of redemption of the said John Goddard
in the premises may be furcclosed agreeably to the
act to diminish the expenses of forcclosing mort
cages in equity, and it having been made to al pear
that the said Goddard resides out of this state 50
that IA subpoena cannot be served on him, therefore
said Goddard is hereby notified and required to Hp-
pear before said Court of Chancery to be held al
Burlington in the County of Chittendcu aforesaid
on the third Tuesday of Scptcmber A.. ID. 1888, thcr
and there to make answer b. the petition of the sai.
liallardS rs aforesaid, and it is further ordered that
said petitioners cause this order to be published il
the Free Press - newspaper printed at said Burling.
ton, three weeks successfully, the last of which pub.
locations shall be at least twenty days prior to said
term of court.
Dated at Burlington aforesaid this 10Th day Of
August, 4. ID. 1888.
u. FRENCH, Deputy Cleyk.
r. T.. WALES, SOhcitOr.
Auyu-t r. lSJ3. 1ltJwow
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= | j :.

ON Wednesday evening, JOSEPH V. RANDALL,
Jewellery aged 81 years.
In S~liclburn, VT, the 10Th inst, Of Consumption,
Mrs. LAURA HALL, wife of DR.. p. Sherman, aged
80 years.
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SALMON WIRES,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law
~SOLICITOR IN CHANCERT,
Has removed his office to Bank Block,
Burlington, VI.
August Is, 1853. d6w2m
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STATEoF VERMONT, To all persons con-
District of Chittcndcn, =. : ccrncd in the Estate Of
j. V. Randall, late of Burlington, in said District,
deceased, GREEiI>G
.Ata Probate Cont holden at Burlington, within
and for the District of Chittrnlcn, On the 2uth day
of August a. u. lNi3. an instrument, purporting
t. he the last viii and Testament of j. V. Ran TALL
late of liurli eton, in said District, deceased, was
presented t. the Court aforesaid. for Probate, by
Torrcy f.. Wales. the Executor therein named =
And it is ordered by said Court that the 10th day If
September 4. II. 1888, at the office of the Probate
Court in said Burlington, hc assigned for provin.
said instrument and that notice thereof he given
to all persons concerned, by puhli-hin. this order
three weeks successfully in the burlington Free
Press, "A newspaper printed at said Burlington, pre-
viuu. 80 the time appointed.
Therefore,, you are hereby notified 10 appear be-
fore said Court, at the time and place aforesaid, and
contest the probate of said will, if You have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trict, this 10Th day of Adjust 4. d.. 1883.
j. ;. ADAMS, Register.
August "a, 1853. w9w3
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y. b. Bccf-Eytra includes nothing but the best
large oxen, well stabilized at least one year.
flrst quality consists of large fat oxen, stabilized
at least several months.
second quality includes the best graSs-fcd oxen,
the best stabilized COWS, and the best three years old
steers.
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N1X sizes, suitable for the smallest private iaInii,
or a llotcl OF the largest class. Hot air fixtures
to warm addiiioua runniS can be- attached ii de-
sired. Also water backs Tor heating water Tor bath.
my and other purposes. Together with a large as
-ortmrur Of cnokiug, parior and hnA stoves nj every
description, tor sac ny K. BRONSON.
Culirre ST., burlington, June 9. t6t& wifi
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Read this Carefully.
TO Cheese Makers.

YOU will find at LYMAN'S, a nice
article OF CHEESE CLOTH. Please call
and examine.
Burlington June "A, 1853. d& wit
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HEAVY AND
Shelf EardWa

ALBERT G.. STRONG,
DEALER IN
SADDLERl AND CARR AGE TRIM
MlNGS. IRON. MALES,
GLASS;, CAST E L.
English and American Spring Steel, German
Steel. Toe Cork Steel,
ENGLISH BLISTER NTEEL,
NORWAY NAIL RODS, ANIILS, NICIS,
CHAINS, BiackSmitr BeiiorrS. Paints and OTIS,
Car, idge a d Tire Bolts, Elliptic aud
Side Springs. Sc, Sc,
Mil, Circular aud Cros"-tut Saws,
OF the best g11hly
- Particular attention paid 10 the selection OF
House Trimmings aud iioUS- AaU AR CARrLN-
TIERS TooLS.
MAY Is, A"u
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AUTOGRAPHS.

4 LARGE VARIETY RECEIVED lis MORN
y iug-sonc entirely new fgures-making the
largest variety to be found North of New York f;
all Of which must be sold Immediately to close con
Segment. We have a room devoted exclusively TO
Pictures, which is brilliantly illuminated every even
ing. n. WARREN.
July o d1wtf No, : Bank Block
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CassIus Douglass Estate.

CESslUS DOVS EStitc.
WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been APP
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District of ChittcndcH, Commissioners To re-
cciyc, examine and adjust the claims and demands
of all persons, against the estate of Cas,iuS Doug
lass, late of Essex, in said District, deceased, repre-
scented inSolvent, and also all claims and demand-
exhibited in offset thereto and six months from the
day of the date hereof, being allowed by said Court
for that purpose, we 40 therefore hereby give notice.
that We will attend to the bushes, of our appoint-
mcnt, at the dwelling of the widow Hannah \. Doug
lass, in Essex, in said District, on the second Wcdncs'
days of September and January next, at 10 o'clock
4. NJ, ON each of said days.
Dated this 10th day OF August, 4. d.. 1883.
GEoRGE WHlTNE(,l Commissioners.
JOSEPH MARSH,
AuUust l. IN13 MNW9
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si:iS Fittings.

VI \. ENARTS. HAVING OBTAINED An
VI. experienced workman from New York. j. now
ready Ia put up all kinds of TIA, fitting, in Houses.
Storc-. Churches and all other Public Buildings, ON
the most favorable terms. All work i warranted.
Chandeliers, Pendants, Brackets, and all other kinds
of ,ias Fixtures on hand and for sale by
NJ. A. ENARTS.
August -. div
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For Preserving. Restoring and Benutifyine
THE r..
CduSinG il IN gp0T IUrUtdhfiu, dUd giri0s II
S0tt aHG cnrIiac GlIca' dHcc, NJ TIE mOSt
dcHghftui ChurGcfcr.
HI K~AIIIAIRON nrutra,2cs the fleets o
I disease, climate and Did are, in preserving an
restoring the Human II ,ir, even after a BAIrNIsS o
many years clta' Sos the scalp i-om DANDRlII
tni all It's natural impurities immediately relieve
;ympatltIic attacks OF
NERVOUS HEADACHE.
And cures all Cutnntous DlscHs, : at the skin sucl
as Salt Rhcum, Ecysirtlas, Itch, lutlauuaIions &c.
&c. As
TOILET ARTICLE
For giving the lair rich, soft, glossy and cur ng
appearance, nothing has ever lern discovered t,
rqual It's nc"nt"-trd-lrs lmc"nlr>thir virtues. !
-Xtu!rs the perfume OF the most delightful and cxoi {
flowers. and Is Tree from all mineral properties. o
any substance which can color the SKIN, or stnin ,
.ady's hat For
BALD AND GREY HEADS
isprr. cmiucu;Iy beneficial.
"Tlr kathairou has iully restored my hair, aftei
a blindness ut II wears.
4 Jay CnuRTRIGHT,7 10 Rrnd .st..N v
The use OF the knthairun j. adopted by the fir
physicians in Europe and America. and has Il pa.
ronn4r and sale unprecedented in the history OF iii
.Natcrid .lledirG.
Sold by all reputable dealers throughout Nurtl
md South America. Europe and the Islands OF tn,
Ocean, in large handsome hotties, ioI % cts.
Pro6iS Oaig in c%TicESirc SaICS.
Sold to the trade att liberal discount, but cOmmiS
Si0Hcd IN m iHSfGHCc
T.. THOMAS Lyon. Chemist and Manufacture
d :. BARNES, Proprietor, lGl Broadway, y. \
TO whom all orders should be addressed.
Sold in Burllngton by TtlEO \ PECK, A. c
SPEAR and G.. =. SANBORN CO. and b,
Also, lyon's EXtractoi Pure Jamaica Ginger.
April |, 1893. dN WGmuntis
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FRANKLIN CouNTY GR,MMER SCHOOL
tT NT l. \N

At vt. ILUINN.
V7NlIE NEXT TERM OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
! commence Wednesday, August 3l.t, sndsr the
charge of MIR. L. Il. IHnghorn. late Principal of she
Academy at johnson. Miss :. T. Walton is Gun
ploycd IL, Prcccptrcs.. \ regular course OF study
has been adoptod and will be- rigidly adhered to,
securing u complete Classification of the school
Board will be furnished in respectable families.
II. u. SOWLES, Secretary.
st. Albans, Aug. &, 1888. IwJ
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Musical Convention.

The Executive Committee of the Union Musical
Association give notice that, in accordance with the
object of the Association, and by the authority given
them by the constitution, adopted at a meeting held
at Rutland in February last, a Convention of the
Chuirs Of all denominations, Amateur and Proics-
sional Singers, and the patrons of Music generally
will be held at BrdndoH, coIa m'RcIHg an the SON NJ
August instant, to be continued three days. The
whole to be under the direction Of MesSr1. LOWELL
MASON and WV. Is. Bradbury, Of New ork and
To conclude with IA Grand Concert Of the whole choir
on the last evening.
The Association proper embraces Western Yer
mont, and that portion of the State Of New York
bordering thereon but the Committee checrfully
extend their invitation to all who will favor them by
their presence.
The Committee gratefully acknowledge that they
are authorized by Hon. Z. n. Briggs, Gen, b. Da-
venport, and Rev. c. A.. Thomas, Of Brandon, u
extend to all who may attend upon the Convention
the hospitality 81 the place.
The Committee are also authorized to say, from
the Superintendent ~ all the Railroads in the
vicinity, that the fare Of such as attend will be only
for one ticket.
COMMITTEE
Orel Cook, Jr., Rutland Il. W. Thomas, Middle
bur1; N. X. IArkin, Salem, y. Y. q. Mattison
bennington 5. J.. Colby, Troy, n. " b. +
otttcrson, Granville, \. n; Ii. Shepherd, Castle
ton J.. S. Rust, Burlington,
Rutland, August etb, 1893.
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HODEY'a, GRAHAM'S, AND LADIES Ma
~ tiynal Magazine, for August, l.'i, for sale
bv y. WARKEN.
NLLEN DE WERE, OR THE WAY or THE
~ Will, 10y the author Of "Gus Howard" nc.
- A~VENSDALE, OR TIE FATAL DUEL, BY
4 the author of Rose Summcrvillc.' for sslo
by d&wf y.
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$1,000 REWARDS
DR.. L,NGLEY'S ROOT AND HEI BITTERS

IN IVNUETsf - NVVT NINU T. HTT 7 NJ
1t shall be lent to all the people. who shall be en-
titled to the above reward, a!ter using one bottle
each and they will be sure to be cured Of the Liver
Complaint, or Indigestion, Jaundice, Coughs aud
Gods, CoslIvrncss, Piles, Weakness, Headache, all
complaints arising from impure blood, loss OF Ape
ti;e,-in fact, all the complaints which every body is
more or less troubled with. after thawine ont in the
Spring. Langley's Bittcrs are the very thing for all
the ladies' and every body else should have a bottle
aud no mistake in that, As they always do good and
never Larm, ard are very pleasant to take. Only
- aud3 :! cents a bottle.
Sold III Darlington .hv 4. e. SPEAR. wholesale
and retail aud 10y L. P.SANBOHf co aud
by our agents in most OF TIC towns aud villages in
I Vermont.
MAJ >. wi5w6mos
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Thermometers.

4 LARGE ASSORTMENT on TIIERMoMR-
n tiers, both American and English, from the best
makers, cheaper than ever before oilGrrG IN TINS
market. by n. WARREN.
No, 2 Bank Block, July $. dSwti
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South Hero Academy.
!. A.. McMASTER. PrincipnI.

J. 4. MCMASTEIt, FrincipnI.
TNlE FALL TERM OF THIS INSTITUTION
i will commence on Wednesday, Sept. 18th, AND
continue eleven weeks.
The Trustees aud Patrons Of this School would
checrfuJy recommend it to the patronage of the
young Ladies and Gentlemen of tirand Isle county
and vicinity, rs Offering every facility for pursuing
the common and higher branches of literature usu
ally taught in similar schools.
TUITION.
Common English Branches, s. 90
Higher 30
Latin, I 90
pcnnnnship, - lessons, ~
South Hero. August =, 1888. 1w3f
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Beautiful willow Ware.

I'VE havca large assortment of bcautltul
w Willow Baskets of every size and description,
ain and embroidered at
II. V. HORTON co.
June IL. dAw
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FALL Y HATS,
Received AT Harnum,s.

The lat st approved styles, received at BAR
NUNS Hat Store. A door enst of h J. n. Pecks,
Lndies Glrden Ifdis and Mise, Flats.
Bonnet Cases, Trunks. Vailises, Ladie. aud Gentle
mans Satehels, and Cerpet Bags, Umbrellas, Canes,
Gloves, Mirens, &c.
WV. &. BREW.
formerly with n. Allen & Co, i. connected with
the above establishment aud assures his friends
they eau find at Barnum's, a larger assortment,
and as cheap, as nay be found elsenhere in Bur
%lipgion, Custom work ofall kinds. made to order
-Pansma and Straw Goods, Cleaned and Pressed
/. W. BARNUM,
College Street, end Door from Church.
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COW MERCIAL.
PROCTOR q WOODS
Prices Current.

VI. :. PRoCToR, BOSTON. VI. +. Woop
Commission Merchants
For the sale of
WOOL AND COTNTRI PRODECE.
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Petition for Foreclosure.

. Grin l.. Ballard,
Alfred X. Ballard,
Hiram md n. Ballard,