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In johnson, oct goth, 1874, SOLOMON BALCH,
Esl. scd ycars.
SIR. Baich Wa. born in Massachuso tts, whence he
removed in his 2lst year for home in this town
Here he and elder brother, purchased tract Of
land that became to him the home Of all his subse-
quent years lie was consequently among the ear
Hest settlers of Johnson, emphatically pioneer he
Of subjected to prvaton Of such pioneer
age. For miles reaching his home, the
marked trees were his only highway, thus showing
that this town at the time and especially that part
Of it where he located but little in advance Of
the wilderness. Being person of fine constitution,
and mucularly powerful, the toll of the early set
tier he firmly endured, and in comparatively short
time, surrounded himself and hi, rising family, with
the comforts of life.
Mr. Bach was the father Of nine children, five Of
whom survive him, and four Of these present
athis Fal, to mourn his Lose lie of
much natural ability, which he cultivated beyond
what most person. in his circumstances would have
done. lie served the town for many years in sta
tion' Of trust and Importance. Twenty five years
eonsecutively he Glled tho office Of Justice Of Peace
Tor nearly equal number Of years, he faithfully
performed the duties of lfessurcr also, the duties
"i Town Representative he had been called on to
dl''hdrsu' As ne advanced in yesrs, his love of
reading seemed to Increase, and the easy ciTcum-
stances to which in his latte years he attained en-
abled him to give himself unluiitedly TO this
sweet luxury of tie mind. Having retained hi.
power. Of mind till almost the close Of his life the
inquirer was always more than repaid for the toll
some rambe to his sequestered upland home. FINAL
iy, he of the fathers of society. and his chill
4 -. Il. L..
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Isaac Sackett's Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT, ITO all person, con-
District of Chittsnden, IS. ( oerned in the Estate
Of isaac Sackett late Of Colchester in said District
deceased, GaRrrrSG.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and tor the District of Chittpnien, on the gath day
OF October 4. ID, 1894, an In,trument, purporting
to be the last viii aud Testament OF Isaac Sackrtt
late Of Colchester, ia said District. AGED, was
presented to the Court Aforesaid. for Probate, by
Thomas Brownell, the Executor therein named -
Aud it il ordered by snii Court that ths lth day Of
Nov. 4. d. 1854, at the Office OF the Probate Court
IN sid Darlington, be assigned for proving said
Instrument and that notice thereof he given to all
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks excessively in thu Burlington Free Press a
newspaper printed at said Burlington, previous to
the time appointed.
Therefore, YOU are hereby Notified to epp.ar be-
fore said CouIt at the time and place Aforesaid and
contest the probate Of ssia will il you have cause.
Given under TT h-rd at Burlington in ssid Dis
triet, this 2,th day Of octoter, A. d. lsjt
yl7W,s y. yIESCH, RsgEis.
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NOTi4INGs, READ

our 100000 readers, whether they scveraly re-
side here there, ar. informed that when they
want just SIS good d.gn-rr.ot.po picture :. 'kill
and art produce. and ct price that shall
please, should 60 to Csrk's well known saloon, 81
Court street Boston, where tho article will be fur
ni.hed without mistake. Mr.. Clark ma. made his
bushes. study, and like good student, render.
hi, work study and admiration for others. All Of
which il suggestive Of call and picture. Let
everybody make a msn.-hnor Nothtng aud 4 ~.
CrI,sds.
We Of the B,'pntet k-ow am, hing about Capt.
Clark, capsllty as Us susrreotypist, and cheer
fully endorse the compliment paid Lmb hrov
Nothr-: freGdt. There arc hundred, OF places in
thi, city rher, cheap pictures can be obtained at
cheap prices but bear in mind, you get cheap pic
tures, nothing else Il So with the artist OF whom
we write. Ihoss who l.troHile him will be sure Of
getting the beat pre- ducton. of the Dague reotyUe
art aud the prices lower than any other establish.
ment in the city. We quote " Let everybody re-
member 80 Court Street, Bostou.-NunGau Ulsy.ich
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Ralph II. Patchin's Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate
District Of Chittendsn, IS. Court for the District
OF Chittendcn. To all persons concerned in the estate
Of Ralph H. Patchin, late Of Burlington. in said
District, deceased, GEFIrlNG
WHEREAS, John McGregor administrator Of the
estate Of said deceased proposes to render account
Of his admini,tration. and present his account
against said estate for examination and allowance
at session Of the Court Of Probate, to be holden at
the Probate Office in Burlington the | lth day Of
Noyemhsr next.
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said court at the time and place aforesaid and
shew cause, if any you have, why the account
aforesaid should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington ,this 25th
day Of October A. d. 1854.
wl7w3 W. II. FRENCH, Judge.
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Petition to sell Land Warrant,

STATE bF NthNlbNI,)
DisTRICT Of CHITTESpSN, p:-The Probate Court
for the District of Chittenden, to all person.. whom
these Presents shall come GHHErlN,:--
Whereas, ISAIAH HUNTLEI, Guardian Of Isaac
Blood, Of EsseI, in said District, an insane pcr,on
having represented to said Court, ithnt he holds
Land Warrant, the property Of his sad ward, for
eighty acre. Of land, issued under the Act Of sep
t.nber 2sth, 1850, by l.. =. Waldo, Comm. .onrr
Of Pensions, numbered -, 100, and dated the 18th
day Of August, lisa, that sale of SAID Warrant i,
necessary for the support If hi, said ward where
fore he pray. said Cuur, to grant him license to sell
snd Warrant
Whcreupon, ,sii Court s,sisn the 9Th day Of
November neT,, a. the Probate oics, in Burlug ton
in said District, Tor hearing in the premise,
that notice thereof be giycn, by publishing this
der, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, ia the Burlington
Free Pre.,s newspaper printed at Burlington pre-
vious to the day set ioI hearing.
Therefore, you are her.by notified to appear, ~
the time aud place Aforesaid, aud show csuso II suy
you have, why said licsn'e should not be granted,
Given under my hand at Burlington, in said Dis
tIict, this l4th day Of October, A. T., 1854.
uIGw3 " II. FRENCH, Judge.
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Waukc,hn, " iscon.in.
Pianos Pianos. Pianos -.

4 TTENTIoN OF PURCHASERS rs RESPECT.
"A fully called to new and gigantic invention in
Piano Forte. now fully perfected and before ,Lo
public, known as HALLS Celestial Triple..tringed
Piano. The popularity Of the Celestial Piano con.
si.u in its capacity for oetauo playn. with the single
finger an attainment hitherto unknown to tie
PianofOrte.
The most ordinary performer is enabled by the
aid OF this improvement to produce effects in
playing that would confound Thalberg or a Lists
One of its chief e1celencics is its capacity to be
used at will AS an ordinary Piano Of the sweetest
quality of tone, and is instantly changed by the use
Of common pedal to n combination 60 thrilling
and majestic, az to captivate and charm the heart
These instruments are superior in power to two or
binary octave Pianos, while for sweetness purity,
breadth, and richness of tone, thoy challenge the
competition of the world.
Ihi. is the united testimony Of Professors, and
Amateurs who have tested the Celestial Piano. Or
binary Pianos Of all sizes, and second hand for
sale at reduced prices.
ELY MUNGER, 32l Broadway, y. Y.
Manufacturers and Dealers, Wholesale aud retail
Oct "a, 1865, wzmo.
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AsHEs-There is good demand for both kind.
and stock small, with sales at : l?a a. for Pots,
37s a so for Pearls.
BUTTER-There is no important change to notice
since our last report, Common Summer grades find
moderate sales at low rates. The best OF yellow Fall
dairy finds quick sales, and yet is scarce with sales
at % Ne, as to quality. Western grades
wanted stock small
BEANS-There is short supply of Pea and mar
rowfat and sell at rs 2 90, as to quslity.
CHEESE-The market is unusually dull, and
full supply. Nothing but ,he very best will sci
from 81 Toe.
FLOUR-The arrivals of Flour continue moderate
for the season and since our last prices have again
advanced. There continues 70 be good demand
from the trade and sales Of about all arriving at
SO 81 for common brands selling at rs
57s fancy brands at 50 a Q rs and extras at g.
so $40 por Dbl. Extra Genesec hs. advanced to
$40 10 so per bbl the latter rate for few favo-
rite brands The demand for Canada Flour for the
Provinces is moderate and in prices very little
change. Fancy in bond has been sold At : LEI
rs per Dbl
GRAIN-Vcry little Corn arriving the past week
and the market is quite firm, Sales OF Western
mixed to some extent at SC SSc Southern yellow
at as u 90c and two cargoes eff white 400 bushels
at ~ o sc per bu. Oats have been in fair demand
at 81 zoe per bu. Rye is scarce and selling in
small lots at 20. and Canada Peas al Is ga
per bu.
HoPS-Ar. quiet bu, held pretty firm Mt ssc and
upwards. The sales have been confined 10 small
lots Mt 3jc per h. cash
pROVlSlONS-We notic. steady demand for
Pork since last hut prices nrd shade lower
Sales OF prime ut sl2 ! so mess at Is 50a a.
SO clear at l6 so ST. and extra clear ~ II so
SIS per Dbl. mos. Beefis selling Mt sl5 Is so
for Western mess and SIG lG 80 for extra, mos
Lard remains without change. STEADY sales in bbls
at II ! sc, and in kegs at IL l2i per 10, mos
POTATOES-The marketis without much change
Sales quick with rather less rates at GA ojc for
Whites and Peach Blows.
WOoL-The arrivals Of fleece and pulled Wool
continue light and stock small, Monufacturer, are
| purchasing in lots wanted at quoted rates. In
| foreign 10 movement Of any Importance has taken
place.
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NEW ENGLAND
Mutual Life Insurance Co.,

IS state street, Boston--Charterci l,43.
WILLARD PHELPS, Pres. Benz. +. STEVENS, ST..
Net accumulation exceeding fC0O,0OO and in
crea'ing-for the benefit Of members present and
future Inc whole safely and advanta ccou.ly in
vested. The bushes, conducted exclusively Tor the
benefit Of the person. insured The creates, risk
taken life, tlO,O01. surplus distributed among
the member. every 9th year from pccemhcr g.,
lSiJ-settlcd by cash additional policy The last
distribution Of september, 1888 amounted to 80 per
cent of the premium. paid an outstanding policies
during the five years Premium may be paid quar-
tcrly or .cn-anuually when desired and amounts
not too .mtll. la policy for the whole iitc the
insured, being under the a Of 81, may pay auuu-
al ', Tor five years. in cash, not over half, and
interest annually onthc other half Of the premium +;
if over that age thrce-ffths, at least as to be
paid, and interest on the remainder. Forms # APP
pcation and pamphlets of the company, and it. rs-
ports to he had of its agents, At the Office Of the
Company, or forwarded by mail if written for, post
ppid.
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Telegraphic Report OF the Eifh'
bridge Cattle MafXet.

tRepo,sed Jcr ihs Weekly Free Pr,"rI
Wednesday, Oct. %
NJ Market 26lscattle about 1900 hccreH aud
SIS stores consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows
and Calves, yearlings, two and three years
old
Market Bccf.-EItrs per c0t s..
First quality, s7i.
Second do 81 a d.
Third do SGt
Ordinary S4la5.
Hides per cwt s5i 20,
Tallow a -.
rcts - O. cts.
Caliskins | | cents per lb.
Barrclling Cattle, S., to per hundred.
Veal Calves, Q, 10, IL.
Storcs-W orking Oxen. No sales noticcd,a
large number IN market.
Cow, and Calves, "a, 5, :, 80 to 40, to Ga
as per quality.
Ycarlings, ., 10, Il,
Two years old, IA to %, to 81.
Three years old, Is, 6, 2, 80 |, ?, 4, to
~.
Sheep and Lamb. 1895 at market
Estrr, ID, ), g..
By lot, !, /, 2, /, /. 4, /, to 81.
Swine.-All large fat hog, at wholesale, at
at to 81 cts. per ID.
RruARs'--rht supply exceeds the demand.
and holders though very firm when the mar
kct opened, have been obliged to give way on
all except LIST qualities.
The market is unsettled, and will be so as
long n. the present heavy supply of stock
continues. 262 cars came over the Fitchburg
r. r., and 200 over the b. q T., r. r., loaded
with cattle, sheep, swine, horse. and fowls
Number from each State.
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Flour Is. Cd. higher. Corn dull.

CARrETs.--Thc immense quantities Of European
carpoting sold at the New York aue ion trade .sles
mi. fall. ha- In la tendency to aIect the prices.
The New England Cnrpc; Company, Of boston, are
among the h n'ic- Purchaser. Al these percmptory
sales, roI.s" ,uentN t-eir price. much below the
usual Their display of rich velvet, tapestry,
Wilton, Persian, Brussels, &C., is very grand, and
their price. arc probably quarter less than is
usually asked for these best sort Of goods. They
also large dealers in the common sort of csrpetngs
and painted floor oil cloths. Their warehouse is at
rs Hanover street, corner Of Elm B,,tor itIss.
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SiraYed or Stolen,

February 81. 1854
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New York New 81

NV 1Okk, Z4Ih.
The rropositon II tie Conmon Council to
extend public Icrors 10 Capt. Luce was taken
trp in the Board of Aldermen last night and
soicrrcd TO committee. One OF the Alder
spcn stated that he had received n letter from
Capt Luce requesting that no proceedings OF
the kind might he taken. Tho Wings of the
9TH Congressional District las, night nominated
Charles S. MARSHALL, of the packet ship York
Shire, az their candidate.
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Notice..

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
! next Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders O.
the Vermont and Canada Rail Road Company, will
be holden at the American Hotel, in Burliugton
Vt, on the 9Th day OF December lsj4 at 0 o'clock,
in the forenoon, at which time nni place, said
Stockholders win meet for the purpose Of clect.ng
seven Directors for the year on'ling, and to tram
.act any other business proper to be done at said
meeting.
by order Of the Directors.
l.. BRAINEaD, Cl6,k pro t,n
Burlington, Oct. %, lsit yl7v3r
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burlington. Feb. d ,le5t.
FORT EDWARD INSTITUTE.

WINTER TERM BEGINS, DEC. It'll, 1854
w SPRtNG " " March 18th, 1855
FALL Aug. 10th, "
REV. JOSEPH z. KING, A. NJ, Pr,-lps',
New and superb brick buildings, with every de.
sirable appurtensnce 90 accommodate 500 boardsr'.
Ladies and Gentlemen.
The Faculty will consi. Of tw"nty Profe''or' and
Teachers, able to instruct the most advanced claN
Of students Unusual tacilitie, in natural science,
Ancient and Modern Lerguagc,, music, Painting
and Elocution.
Tuition for the Term NJ IA full -s"ks Pr1,d'
ris., SO Common English, 81 o. higher Eng
lish and Ancient Language. eaoi from l'cts - ST.
p Extra, at corresponding rates. lncid"nia's,
IN c. Board, Fuel and Room, 10 by Is isc', we'll
furnished, 81 IS per week, if paid in advance per
term Of / weeks, including tuition in COulnon
English and lncidcntals, in advance, So ~.
Arrangement. have been made for excursion
train. at reduced fsres from Troy and Csstletou On
the first and last day Of each term.
Circulars with full infornt ton may be had =. :his
Oaice, or by applying to the Rev. II b. TA LOR,
S.swud, For, EdU4ri, y. Y.
Oct 3. 1884. WIi-i'
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ffSaSOiistiprs.

Essex, Sept. 10, 1854.
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Fl'IllS may certify that | have sod T. NY 'or,
Jacob H. Cochrans his time until Lo Is u
years old md he is free to act for himself q,
9thsr insn, 10 all iatsn,s and purpose, IN Law and
shall pay no delta OF mia contracting s'tsT tAis
date. JOHN COCURAAE.
w.stfsrl Oct. "a, 1854 xIsrs'
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Wanted
Vermont italian Marble.

NI.NItN x TVUVL'
PROF FTFTORS, MNCHESTER Vt.
4 y EXTENSIVE MILL AND FIXTURES,
"A hrve recently been erected, aud the propri,tors
prepared 70 furnish any description Of Mar
BILE, in any quantity or style desired
They satisfied that their facilities will enable
them to furnish Marble Of Superior quality, for
Bni1ns Purposes, and for Monument, especially, or
favorable terms as the poorer qualities Of ether
Quarries can be Obtained 4; and en- account Of the
very excellent quality OF thi. Marble, they haze
every reason to believe that great demand will be
secured for the same.
Orders may be addressed to CLARK DOpGh,
Factory Point, Vermont, or to EDWIN CkANSIoS,
our CERT 1T No. Plat Street, New York.
March !, 1864. wifi
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COpartnershiO.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS D
y formed Copartner.hip under the name and
style Of DhvEY DOoLGTTLE, for the transact
ton Of the Ha-dp1r,, Agricultural as3 Co'sr'f''o,
business at the old stand of Davey Alien, sign Of
the saw, College Street.
c. ~ DANEY,
H. II. BcoLITTLB.
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To the Ladies' I.

lust Received at the BED-HINE another Csrton
- OF those elegant French wool Dc lEircs, also
Cashmerrs and Gold Medal do also a splendid
Line Of French Merinos, French Grape O. rev style
of drc. goods y elegant Line Of plain, 'hauEca
bic plaid stripes, and rich Brocaie, dress silk, aud
pure >atius a great variety Of long aud square
brochu, Cashmere, Thibet, Merino gnG Woclor
shawl. silk Wrappers, Meriao WrapYeIs and
Drawers, Scarls, Erubroid-ries, &c, &c.
Myt lvcs y. FECK, VI.
Oct 2. tsuti
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1--WE C)pARTNFPSliGP HERETOFORE ENTS-
TING under the firm If BrRGEss. SQrifR
Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent All
demands against said firm to be settled 10y l..
W'RGESS and r. A. Writers f; and all debts
due saii firm 70 he paid To them, who are
tnorlci to use the Of the firm in liquidation.
The business A. E'.e1 will hereafter be carried on
by A. VI. 4 D. p SQrTERS, and at Milton by L.
BURGESS +. i. Writer'S, under tn. firm Of
L. BURGESS co.
LYMAN BURGESS.
DANIEL P. ScUIERs.
+. A. Writers.
Essex, Sept. 10, 1854. rl7wH
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I
JNtMilABLE UAIR COLORING,
prepared by C. iiEIMSTREET 4 CO., can lie fully
substantatcd by proof II is entirely new dis
covcry, aud one which, in point of utility, far OK
ceeds any similar one. 1t possesses the peculiar
property ofrcstorng tho natural color Of the hair,
where age or sickness has turned II grey giving
strength and tone to the small vessels Nhich Sc
crete the natural co'oring a, The roots of the hair
thn. giving Tho color and healthy growth youth.
This preparation has no effect upon the skin what
ever, not coorng staining it in the least and
be a. freely applied as water, and with as much
safety.
II WILDE foHnd Invaluable a, an article for the
'oi'c;, possessing properties which render its use
agreeable and pleasant Composed of oil and slim
uloting spirits it has the quaitic. of superior
llar-Oil and detergent wash. 1t will be found to
be uncqualcd by anything for preventing the pre-
mature decay of the hair. II has been In extensive
for timc and oil who have used it testify
TO itr worth. Prepared and sold by
c. 1lBIMSTREET 4 CO.,
Troy, ~ Y.
R-For sale by Mr.. TIIBo. 4. rECk,
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FFor sale by Mr.. TIIBo 4. rECk
arlington, Sept 2s. d1w3m.
Uses OF THE WILD CHERRY.

USES OF THE WILD CHERRY.
The Plainiield (Nsw Jersey Union of Sept, 2s
l64S, says
Tho Wild Cherry Tree has been known for ages
tn re most valuble and eticacous remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Asthma and Consumption-and
combined as thi. Bassm is, with othsr valublo
vegetable extracts, by skful physician, DR..
Wi.tar it must of course be highly elicacious rom.
who have used 1t, It is and ore not therefore
surprised 'hc' II I, in greater demand for the dis
case, named than any medicine now sold 10 thi,
vicinity.
DOES ANY ONE DoBuT THE EFFICACY OF
THIS MEDICINE
We do not ask the public to rely solely upon rec.
concentrations produced from States far distant,
whore the persons cannot he known but having
testimony from every State in the Union, would
respectfully invite all persons interested to call at
1873 Washington st., Boston, Mass, and examine for
themselves the many thousand testimonials, from
persons MI over 'he whole country, who have been
Benefited cured by this invaluable mediciuc.
Beware of Countorfeits rnd limitations, Syrup,,
and all other preparations Of Wild Cherry Re-
member they only initiate in name without possess
ing the virtues. Buy none but the genuine DR..
Visitors Balssm of Wild Cherry, with the written
signature Of |. BITS on the wrapper,
Non. Il genuine unle., signed |. BUTTS, tho
wrapper.
For sale wholesale and retail by the General
Agent, SETH W. fOWLE, 1875 Washington street,
Boston, Mass, and by his sub-agents throughout
the country
M,.,rs. I. A. PICK and A. C. srnAr, agent. for
Burlington. vl7wl
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ON the night Of the llth inst, from the shed Ct
~ Mr.. koehle, in Milton, large, brown, bob
TITLED horse about 20 years old, rather thin in flesh.
with harness on. ANY one who will return the ami
NAL or give information Of his Whereabouts: will
be suitably rewarded ROSS COOK
Cnlnhos Oct Il dltAnnl
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B oar ding 8 C h DOL /,

arrangements ere made for boarding with the Prin-
cipa where they may enjoy "homc away from
home
Burlington is easily accessible, from all part. of
the country, i, unsurpassed for lovely and moenif-
cent scenery, rurc and healthy air
Further particulars can be ascertained by appli-
cation to the Principal, or to EDWIN HARVEY, ESQ.
Students are desired to enter at the commence
m of hc
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ILLIAM GI,L,
Improved Fire Proof Safes,
DEMO e. ROBERTS,


The attention Of purchasers !, called to the Ger.
tifcste below.
WoRcEsrER Juno Is, 1854.
GEHTLEsrN In the second story o. The building
occupied by Us, which destroyed by the great
fire on Tuesday last, this place, one of your
superior fire proof safes, which you will recvcct We
purchased Of you last winter.
u stood the tc't with it, content. unframed the
smell Of hre even not having passed over books.
note. and valuable paper, money, &c, although il
feel through into the cellar into bed of live Goals
the fire around it being hot to melt of the name
plate and knob.
The fact tnIt two other safe: in the sane bu ling
were utterly destrovcd, will give idea of the
great heat. and show in some measure the superior
vslrn NJ your safe tho,e Of otuer manufacture
We nave sem. the ;lfu to the Depot, thinking YOU
might wish it for Inspection Very truly yot,z,
WILLIAMS RICH s co.
Messrs DEMO Roberts. Boston.
'EF- Ine ABOVE referred 70 s,fe rss manufactured
and be sent at our mrnufactory, where "a ko ~
constantly on hand good assortment Of safe. oftne
same quality.
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s. M. Petlangiil {. Cos
~ stDS
ri SlNESS DIR ECTORl.
OCTOBER 1S5t

The Second f,ll Gard Ii't, collected by 2 VI
pcttcncill Co., Newspaper Advertising Agcuts,
No. 10 state Street. BOSTON. who are authorized by
the publisher % Tic hest nd most m,dty cir,ulot,i
Nt .poprrs throughout the nitcd States and British
Provinces, to take Advertisements ard subscription,
Of their i0tptH rdtt',