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FOR SALE
march %, 80 81. p

asa~ 4 n extensive selection of choice Fruit Trees
xssSSssa n large size Apple, PEACH pear cherry,
%I~ plum, nectarine; and strawberry and raspberry
plants, grape vines, &c. Also, very line silver
naples Address
JAMES PETERS,
Concordviile Nursery, ConcordyIlIe Del, Co, Pa
march %. 'j4.lm.
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Z. q. VVOgs'FEE a. co.

(OOR, BLIND Shutter and Sash Depot, cast side Of
~ Broad street, below W. uud, Ihuadelpha. where
may be found constantly hand an extensive ;lssort
ment of Doors Sash, B .nds. Shutters and Mouldngs
warranted equal 10 any lha can be made
Also, sash ready glazed always Oh hand
Orders by mail dispatch will receive prompt atten.
lion. Imarch 80 '54-3m
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STEAMBOAT ss,sISS:h ZEPHYR.

TRIPS resumed to Smyrna, Dover, New Castle
l. Delaware City and Port Penn
Tint swirl and substantial Steamboat, the Zephyr,
having been thoroughly o~evhauled during the winter
has resumed her trips between Philadelphia and the
above named places and will continue 10 let Phlla-
dephia. every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
mornings, at NL'Ock, returning every Monday,
Wednesday, aLj Friday mornings. leaving Dono
Ianding at clock, and Smyrna Landing at So
O'Clock, touching at all intermediate places bolh ways.
Stages connected with this Line at Delaware City,
for ST. Georges Cantwells Bridge, and Middleiown /;
also at Dover, for Camden, Frederira, Milford and
Georgetown.
Freight taken at low prices. Breakfast and Dinner
on board. C. J.VANDEGRIFT, Captain.
March 9th 1853. ID
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Philadelphia march %, '54-Cm

9r The readers Of the Herald" will please notice
the advertisement for DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN LIYINENr
Dr.. TERREI's HEALING OINTMENT, DR.. TgwNsEYDa
HEALTH IIIIs and DARLEYs ARABIAN HEAvE REuEpli
which they recommcnded they for sale by the
Druggists ond Merchants generally
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FISH AND PROVISIONS.

ESf5fssSSS@ 4 NALDWELL n GREEN, Wholesale Deal
~ ers No. 40 Water street, near Arch, Phila.
snsSSlM1 delphia
&kn6sS Anrtl s. fbA.Qfn
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Manager, MIR. E. Dorious; Trcasurer,W. Horne;
Equestrian Director, R. Rivers; Leader of
Orchestra, Il. Rivers
'I'llE unboundcd patronage and immense pnpuIartv
L enjoyed bs the Grccan Circus of Rivers &
erous, i'll all parts of the TINTED States wherever The
Company has appeared emboldens the proorielnrs 10
stil further enterprise and excrtion fur The amuscucni
ana eriiIhcatloh "l g"anim0us and generous puh
nc thry have, therefore, augmented Their hitherto
nnrivail"d Troupe with fresh and brilliant ,ra lions
consisting 0l the finest stock Of rumlng horses the
most graceful hnd daring Equestrian ArlIs'es and the
ers! t
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Aliens Moving Machine

.r---r--. EN0R sale By The subscriber. at his
E<KK1ksTA Il Agricultural Warehouse, No.
xs<[ss7XLNIZ~ % South Slxll street. between Mar
kei and Chestnut, Philadelphia
Also PlOuchs. harrOws, Culuvators hay, straw and
Cutters Grain Fans seed Drlls Rev olvng
Rakes; hay Drags and Pulieys; COrns eli ers
Corn and Cob Crushersi spades shoyes, hoes. rakes
hay manure forks comprising the largest and
best selected stock OF Agricultural Implements Penn
sylvania
LANDRETH's WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDs--Grass
seeds, Field seeds, Flower seeds and Bird seeds
9%rBOOKS Oh agricultural and horticultural subjects
ID. I.ANDRETH,
April 10, '54-3m. % South SiTth ST., PhiLG
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ENEs SAgG

sasSe 5000 PEACH TREES of ane growth.
sxsSgA 10000 Usage Orange planls
$S Apply to JAMES L. DFLAPLAINE
Centrevllle, Del
march %, '54-3t p
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
zsp FINlIE subscriber takes this method OF inform
E&% Il ing the citizens of Smyrna and the public
generally that he Is prepared TO execute all orders
in the ShOemahng line at The shortest notice
LADIES SHOES, from PLAN TO the most fancy style,
such as Morocco, Kid, Caters, &c; also, GENTLE
MEMS WEAR, Of every description made in durable
manner, with punctuallty and despatch his shop On
Commerce street. few doors East OF Nam.
ANDREW Is. GUtLKEY.
march 29!'5i-lm.
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Ornamental Shade and Fruit
EasRRS

IMEsr INVERGREENS, FOWerfhg Shrubs, Plants,
Tssss%sa Il Vines, Roses &c, in great variety and
N~size suitable for planting the present season.
Cultivated and for sale al the Nursery and
Gardeu of he subscriber and his stands in the city
IN the MARKET, below Sixth ST., Philadelphia
9CT All orders carefully attended to- and forwarded
with dispatch. Catalogues furnished on application
Address, $. MAI PAY,
AprIl IL, 81 I'm. Rising Sum- 2. o., Phiada
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NET MAKERS FtNDING SrOR: n 81! i,svn5i1,.
branches, the Old stand, No l3i South Second 81.
below Dock street. Philadelphia ami Respectfully
,Oncils continuance OF 'he very liberal patronage
"esiONed non III late firm Of 7. G; L. THOMPSON,
1ssunng his friends thai every eTei.on viii be made
by himself and those in his mpley TO merit con.
timuance Of their much esteemed iavors
THOMAS THOMPSON.
Philadelphia. march %, '54-Gm.
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CUANO! GUANO!
TRIMMINGS,
CONFECTIONEEeEES, &c.

NTlSSES S. L. Il L. A. BELL desire 10 commu
lNl ncaIe TO the public the fact that they have
opened one Of the most select and extensive assOrt
ments of Trimmings &c that has been presented
10 tho citizens of Smyrna. They have constantly on
hand choice selections Of Trimmings and Fancy Ar
tIcles, consisting as ioIiOws:-Dress Trimmings Emr
broideres Kid Gloves, Handkerchief. Hoseres,
Zephyrs, Tidy and Knitting Cotton, Window Shades.
Looking Glasses. Work Baskets, Sewing Birds. Port
MOnnlms etc Also. an excellent assortment Of Sta
tionery, Perfumery and COnlectionerles. %
Pinxng done at the shortest notice and at Phadel.
phia prices
Smvrna Anril 10. '54.tf
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Guamo and Super Phosphate
of EA1UNa.

gfFsTNHE subscribers are preparing to supply
bazFs the above valuable Fertilizers al mar
sSsasaA ket prices. in lots 10 suit purchasers In
STORE, 1000 Tons No. Peruvian Guano.
1000 BIS. Super Phosphate Of Lime
Warranted equal To any that is made
j. B. A. & S. ALLEN,
and South Whsrves, Philadelphia
march 10, '54-8m.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
JOB PRINTING

sdS d Sespo afB at Se 6eSasd ee T9 The Rsi5nss. D
ware Herald"
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STRAW GOODS.

SPRING 1904.
THE subscribers now prepared exhibit at their
Il splendid New Establishment, just completed on
the site of their former stand, No IL South Second ST.
Philadelphia entire and beautiful stock of Straw
Fancy and silk Bonnets and Flats, Flowers &c and
ard Panama Palm and Summer Hats for Gcnilemen
which old patrons, merchants and milliners gone
rally invited TO examine, confidently promising
them, in extent, in variety. In novelty, and in styles
stock unequaued. " Orders carefully and promptly
axccuted THOMAS WHITE & co.
march 20, '54-3m
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To FARUERs & HIUILDERS.

- ROUND LAND PLASTER, Int mp in Barrels and
IT and Casks, in lots 10 suit purchasers. Also Cal-
cined Plaster very fine and white, Of superior quall-
ty Tho barrels warranted to eoniain four bushes for
sale ia os 10 suit purchasers at the Phoenix St. Plaster
Mill, fsot of Brown street, Phiadepilias - u +
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26

Weakness and Debility Restoration TO HealM of
GeaHeman, aged IS, tDhen at deaths door.
Cory of Letter from the Rev. Charles Smith,
dated Norton, St Phillips Bath, SOmersetshire,
l1th August, 1853:
To Professor Holloway,
SlR-A Mr. Joseph Puxton, formerly a resident of
this place, had been in declining state of health for
upwards of three years, gradually wasting away 10
shadow by nightly perspirations and want Of appe-
lie, which caused great Uneaslness TO his friends
he had consulted various medical men IN Bath with
out effect. lie at last used your Pills, and under
providence, was restored TO health by their means
He lately emigrated 10 New York, ard has just writ
ten TO say that he never in better health, and de
sired Inc 10 acquaint you with the Circumstance.
ought also to mention that my wife had derived great
benefit from the use of your Pills.
remain, sir, yours respectfully,
CHARLES SMITH, Dissenting Minister
Permanent Cure Of Diseased LiUeT, Of many
Years Duration.
Copy OF Letter from Mr.. Cams, Chemist YeoviI, TO
Professor Holloway:
Dear Sir-In this District your Pills command
extensive sale than airy other proprietary medi-
cine before the public. As proof of their efficacy in
Liver and Bilious Complaints may mention the fol-
lowing case lady of this town with whom I am
personally acquainted, for years sufferer
from disease of the Liver and digestive organs her
medical attendant assured her that he could do
nothing TO relieve her suerlngs, and Il was not likely
she could survive many months. This announcement
naturally caused great alarm among her friends and
ealiOns and they induces her 10 make trial Of your
flils WHICH SO BcueEO ueaitn mat she
was induced 10 continue them until she received q
perfect cure. This is twelve months ago and she has
moi experienced any symptoms Of relapse, and often
declares that your Pills have been the means of saw
ing her life. ! remain, dear sir, y.'urs truly,
(Signed) J. GAhiIS.
July 2Srd 1853.
These celebrated Pills are wonderfully eficacious
in the following complaints.
Ague; Asthma; Bilious Complaints; Blotches on the
the Skin, Bowel Complaints, Coles; Constipation Of
Bowels Consumption, debility; Dropsy; Dysentery;
Eryslpelas. Female Irregularities; Fevers ofall kinds
Fits; Gout; Headache; Indigestion; Inflammation; Jann-
dice; Liver Complaints; Lumbargo; Piles; Rheama.
tism; Retention Of Urine; Scrofnla; Kings Evil;
Sore Throas; StCne and Gravel; Secondary Symptom;
Tic DoulOureaux; Tuners; Ulcers; Veneral Affections
Worms OF all kinda; Weakness from whatever cause,
| &c. SC.
Sold at the establishment OF Professor HoLLowAY,
2l4 Strand, near Temple Bar, London, and alsc az
his House IN New York. Orders for Medicines in tfs
States, addressed TO 4" i. Holloway, New York; will
receive due atte n,lon. Sold also by respectable
Druggists and Dealers in Medicines throughout the
United States Boxes. at 37k eenis 81 cents, and
81 80 cents H. To be had Wholesale Of the prin-
cipa Drug Houses the Union.
| 0>J- There is a considerable saving by taking the
I larger sizes.
N B,-Directions for the guidance Of patients in
every disorder are affixed to each Box.
Jan. 5, 1854.
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RAGS WANTED

DEING extensively engaged in the manufacture of
ID peper, will pay 10 Country merchants and
others having Rags for saie hon the present
ket price-Cash. JESSUP g. MOORE,
Paper Manufacturer
PhiladelphaNos 81 and 26 North ST., first street be-
low Arch, between 5th and 9th, [mar %, '542m
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26

CANE SEAT, PLAIN g. FANCY CHAIRS.
~ A RN Chairs Rocking Chairs, Cane Seuees
,- n Dining and Chamber Chars, III all The varie-
lies otcoors and fashionable styles, at the cheapest
r.tes. Wholesale and retail, at
N. F. WOODS
WareroOms No 1873 and l3l North 9Th street.
mar %, jf3m Opposite Franklin square, Phila
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The Far-Farned Medicine!
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

These Pills being composed entirely of medicinal
herbs Of most harmless nature, while the ex-
traOrdinary virtues they possess have rendered them
universally popular in nearly every part of the
world The immense success they have met with
throughout the States is most extraordinary, owing,
1t is presumed, to their wonderful efficacy in the
eff Bilious complaints and Disorders of the
Liver and Stomach. Persons who persevere in
using them in accordance with the directions, sci.
dom fail i'll being restored TO health.
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LOOK OUT FOR BARG AIMS

VIE subscriber is opening large and extensive
i assortment Of NEW GOODS, which he has sc.
lected with great and will sell them CHEAP
tie would particularly call the attention Of the Ladies
TO his extensive assortment Of Dry Goods, consisting OF
Cacoes, Tissues, Baroges, Barege De LANES Gughams
Lawns and large ane handsome assortment of Black
Coored and PLAIN Silks as has ever been offered our
town. Call and examine
THOS. CARROW.
Smyrna, April 26, 1854.
CsR u DWARD SNOWDON, Importer and Dealer
SEk IL IN QUEE NSWARt,, CHINA and GLASS.
dES No. ~ North Second street, opposite Christ
Church, Phadel phia,
March %, '54-3n.
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Household Glassware,

SSl l. ROM The principal Factories and tate Auction
WhJ Sales comprising a full and desirable as
80 sOrtmen' at 25 per cent. below usual ties.
Dealers and others will do we'll 10 call before pnr-
chasing elsewhere. loo Packages now on hand.
EDWARD +. CORFIELD,
l52 SOulh Second street. above Spruce,
April H. 81 3m. Philadelphia.
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WEXEstAN GVAND.

I7RE Subscribers call the attention of Farmers and
leacrs to this Guano. BY chemical analysis ii is
found 10 contain larger proportion of Phosphate than
Feruvaa Guane. 1900 hbls landing. For sale by
J. B. A. d $. ALLEN.
mar 90. 1i-3m and s south Wharves Phila
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DRUGS! DRUCST

DATENT MEDICINES of all kinds can be OBJ
l. tained al the Drug Store of
TIIOS. MAGENS
Smyrna, June 10, 1858. Commerce e.
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RIVERS g. DERIOUS'
CRECIAN ARENA CIRCUS

sUPERBIY EQUIPPED AND APPOINTED FOR THE
TRAVELLIN SEASON OF 1854.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-06-16
Perfectly Agreeable.'

A steamboat correspondent of the 81 Loms
ReuiHe tells the following:
Most people have met your amiablc, ever
asserting character--your always unanimous
man the Irlshman says in the farce. The
Senior told good story about one of these.
after his return from Chicago; and if spoil it
now, Just get him to tell 1t over again.
The unanimous man was introduced, some
where or other, to a Mlssissppan, desperate
wag, by the way, and one who, immediately
detecting the weakness ofhis now acquaintance
determined to amuse himself at his expense.
81 have always felt desire to see Mssiss.
pp," said the unanimous man with a sort of
expressionless SMILE intended to be very en-
gazing, and, and tone which promised the
sweetest accord in anything that might be SAID
in It's favor not excepting Brandon money
mississippi! Well, should think so =
a great State, rather, with the biggest buffalo
perhaps. that ever wore hump
so have heard Yes, sir indeed, Miss
ssippi is always spoken of as great buffalo
country!
"And then, for fshing-balt with cattv and
catch aligators thirty feet long,
"Cel brated for fishing, know, slr.'
"Why, opened one myself, and found three
human skeletons, the remains of child's
cradle and family bible fact sir :"
Beyond question: sir don't entertain a
doubt-have often heard that Mississippi was
great country for alligators !"
Now this. whether real credulty or intended
simply as humbug politeness, was rather too
much for the Missssippian; so changing his
tone for one Of contempt. and looking his har.
monous acquaintance straight in the eye he
said, slowly
Well the man Is fool tina, would believe
such lie as that.
ayes, sir; yes sir" again assented the man
OF imperturbable poteness; 81 agree with you
fuliy, they are great liars IN Mississippi"
when last seen the alligator catcher was
Standing on corner, presenting his hat to
every passer by--that apparently didn't require
ono.
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Abner SQuier's Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT, ! To all tersop, con.
DIsrRIcI OF cHIrrEsDEs, IS. eerned in the Estate
Of Abner squisr late of Charlotte in said District
deceased, GREETING
At a Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District of Chittenden the 18th day
OF June A. ID. 1854, an Instrument, purporting to
be the last win and Testament of Abner Squier,
late of Charlotte, in said District deceased, was
presented TO the Court Aforesaid for Probate by
James Squier, the Executor therein named and II
is ordered by said Court that the LIST day Of July
A. ID. 1854, at the Office of the Probate Court in
said Burlington, be assigned for proving said In
strument and that notice thereof be given TO all
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press, a
newspaper printed at said Burlington, previous to
the time appointed,
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court, at the time aud place aforesaid and
contest the probate of said will, If you have
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
sriot. this 10Th day of Juno A, ID. 1854.
-6ls3 W II. FRENCH, Judge
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-06-16

= Az E1cusE,-" Massa,' said the black
steward of a Marblchead captain, as they fell
IN with homeward-bound vessel, Z" wish
you'd write few lines for me to send to the
old woman. cos can't write" Certainly"
said the good-natured skipper, taking his
writing materials now what shall say ="
folnpey told the story which he wished his
VIE TO know, which his amanuensis faithful
ly recorded :" Is that all Pomp," asked the
captain, preparing to seal the letter. (" Yes
massa, replied he showing his ivory, " tank
you, but " fore you close him just say, please
:. scuse bad spelling and writing, will We ."
The captain appended the postscript as desired
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-06-16

WHEREAS THERE APPEARED ~ THE
W Nrrg"nncs Ncrmcntcr, of February 22d.
1851, nm article over the signature off. GrINDON.
which read rs follows :-"As an instance Of what
men may do without any If the restraining innu-
cnccs of home, will mention the case Of young
man from my own ncighborhood, who has a most
estimablc wife in Chittcndcn Go. In answer to the
question, why do you sustain such relation to u
certain Lady here he said, Guindon will not de-
privc myself Of amy of the luxurcs of life whore
or may life" Now, We the Undersigned citizens
ofJainestown and vicinity, known to- each other and
intimately acquainted, all from Chittcndcn County
and vicinity, do solcmnly sny that the above stale.
mcnt is utterly false and viii not apply to any Yer
montcr of our acquaintance and that the author Of
the above article has unqualifcdly made u false
statement. and rs the above article has u tendency
to nurc the characters of some of " we deem il our
duty to publish this statement (Signed)
tbnrlps II Eat Chnrlnttn ~. 4
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ASHES-There has boon decided decline since
our last Circular, the late price having ruled higher
than could be sustained Pots dull at So 7j OK
Dept in small lots Pearls ST 25 and in fair lcma nd
BEANH-Are in steady but moderate demand
The more common quality dull at the lowest quoted
rates. Canada Peas 81 37i s. 80.
BuTTER-Not much change the past week, and
stock Is small, and the present demand good with
sales for the better grades of New York State and
Vermont Dairy 20 to 2lc, some choice extra tubs 22c
light color and store packed "a to lsc u. to quality
CHEENE-Tho arrivals increasing, and all
grades except the best are dull with sales ranging
from to Toe.
FLOuR-The arrivals of Flour have been So com
Paratvely small, for the season that holders have
been enabled To- obtain important advance the past
week, say from 81 aO2tc, per Dbl, and the present
current rates are higher than at any time this year.
Prices of Flour likely for the present to rule
comparatively higher this side than in the English
market The late unfavorable has had no effect.
dkAlN-There IL very little change To notice in
Torn since our last report The receipts have been
light but the demand Is moderate Sales of southern
yellow at ~ 93c white at 81 a $50 per bu and
Western mixed at SIS a 900 per bu, to quality.
Oats quite unsettled and since last have been
sold at very high figures. The sales hs been at
goa re per bu for Northern. In rye small snlcs at
81 80 a 81 80 per bu.
PROvISGONS-Pork has been in quite moderate
demand without change in prices sales Of prime at
$l3 Sl4 mass at Slj ais so and clear aud extra
clear at Sl7 SIS per Dbl mos. Beef is selling at
sl5 SO for good and extra brands Western mess,
4 mos. Lard is firm and in steady but moderate
demand sales in bbls at 10 lO,c and in kegs at
II II ic per Id, cash at mos. smoked Hams are
in fair demand at IS l0c per ID, mos.
PoTATOES-The past few days prices have de-
elined, Carriers worth So Peach Blows 30 a Soc
and White 10 soc,
SEEDS-Grass Seeds in rather limited demand as
the season is advancing, with sales at quotations
WooL-Fine grades of fleece and pulled Wool
continue in fair demand but other kinds quite
dull, aud very little inquired for.
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Law Notice.,
STATE OF VERMONT, }Chittende County
CHITTESDES CorS1Y.} Court, May Term, A

STATE OF VERMONT, lChittende n County
CHITTESDEN Cors1YS Court, May Term, A.
D., 1854.
JosErH CPmAN '. CHESTER 4. KAssos.
WHEREAS Joseph uphsm, of Brooklyn, Kings
County, and State Of New York, at this Term of
said Court, Commenced his suit against Chester ).
Mason, OF san Francisco, in the State of California
declaring in plea Of assumpsit for money had and
received by the Discrimination money len,,-fur
money pad,--fUr work and labor,-ior materials
furnished in and about said work and for goods,
wares and merchandise, sold to Defendant, and de-
handing in damages, Too thousand Dollars. And
wherea' 1t made to appear to the Court here, that
said hasson resides without this state, and has not
had personal notice of the tendency OF said suit
Therefore it is ordered by the Court that said cause
be continued to the next Term thereof aud that
the said ka.sOn be notified Of the tendency thereof
by publishing this notice, containing the substance
OF said declaration, in the W,,kiy Ere, Press. a
Newspaper published at Burlington in said County
three weeks successfully the last publication to be
at least twenty days before the next Term of said
Court.
GEORGE Y. EDMUNDS,)
Attorney for PLAINTIFF.
J, >. ADAMS, Clerk.
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REVERE HOUSE,
LCIInOIlt.


FNHE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS OPPORTTNI-
i Tr to inform his friends aud the public, that he
has leased that and cummUdious Hotel, the
"RENERE HOUSE, in the Village OF Brattlcboro,
VT, and said House is open for the reception Of
company.
This House is very conveniently located in the
center of the Village, oN THE CORNER or MAI> AND
ELLIOTT STREETS, wrhn f'" teps ofthe WoySeihofft
and Lawronce WATER-CIRE ESTABLISH
NENIS ind but . short distance from the Rail
Road Depot, where a Carriage will Away, be in at
tendance on the arrival of the Trains to convey WISH
tors to the Hotel. The House has been thoroughly
repaired this Spring and we'll and neatly furnished.
BY a constant and personal attention to the wants
of my guests by well furnished table, clcnnly and
well ventilated rooms, and orderly, quiet house,
intend TO render this House frst-class New Eng
land Hotel, and hope 10 receive from my friends and
those travelling ON pleasure or business. share OF
their patronage. J. j. CEANDALL.
Brattlcboro, April II, 1885,
n, B.-Go"d Stabling for Horses. IT Horses,
Carriages and Siddlc-llor.cs, furnished appica-
ton at the office. wibwi