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N. b. Haswell's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT Tho Hon. tho Probate
District Of Chittcnden S. Court, f the District
OF Chittendon To all persons interested in tic
estate Of Nathan y. llaswell, late OF Burlington,
in said District deceased.
GREETING.
WHEREAS, application hath boon made to this
Court in writing, by the Administrator Of the estate
OF Nathan u. llasvc, lato of Burlington deceased,
for liccnco AMI authority to dec to Harriet b. Hir.
ris, messuago lying in the village Of Burlington
called illow Cottage, which the sa deceased was
under contract in his life time to deed, whereupon
the SAID Court appointed the 9TH day Of November,
A. D. 1888, to hear and decide upon said appica.
ton and orlcred notice thereof to be given Of the
time and place of hearing, by publishing said order
three weeks successfully previous to the said 5th
day Of November, in tho Burlington Tree Press
printed at Burlington.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be.
fore sail Court at the Probate Court Rooms in said
District. the said 9th day Of November next,
then and there to object to the granting such
license if you cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 18th
day Of October, A. b. 1855.
D FRENCH, Register.
WlGw1t
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In Montpelier, Oct. Let, Of Cancer, Mr.. SIMEON
LYMAN, the firm of Lyman King. aged IS years.
In wcybriigc. Sept. 20, WILLIAM CorroS, aged
&c years and months.
At Ceutrc Rutland, on the I'd inst, Harms Hos.
YoRp, Esq, Is.
At Brandon, 2jth ult., SAINT NJ. Co,AN1, ESQ,
aged 80.
In Montpelier, Oct %, at the house her som
in-aw, Il. W Hyde, Esq, Mas. SARAH DoDGE, rel
ic: of Jacob +. Dodge, aged 70.
In sharon, Oct. lst Mrs. LyprA STEELE, wife of
Hon. VIM. Steele, aged Ga years.
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1ftarric0.

In Sholburne, tho 18th inst, By Rev. B. "
Smith, WILLIAM X. GoRDoS, Esq, of st. Louis, Mis-.
souri,, to Miss MARr MARIA, daughter Of Col. FRED.
sRIcK FLrtcngn, OF Shelburnc
The Printers were most generously remembered.
In Royalton, on the llth instant, by tho Rev.
Josiah SWEET, Jony A. JAMESON, Esq, Of Freeport,
Illinois, to Mis-, ELIZA DeSisos, of Royalton.
In Wiiston, September, 9Th, by II. D. Smith.
ESQ, Mr.. CnAuScey NJ. AusoooD, ond Miss LRsiRA
D. IsuAM both of wilston.
In Williston, October, 81 by II. D. Smith. Esq,
Mr. Oliver BREWSTER, and MISS SARAH c. DAVIS,
both Of Williston.
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ETA FREAK OF NA1unr.--Mr. Goodrich of
tbia pace, has left at our Office q small but
perfectly formed Bar,lc. Pear of second
growth. 1t grew on healthy vigorous tree,
which produced large and perfect fruit this
season, and after maxim, u strong growth
of about twenty inches, about the LIST Of
August all the main shoots produced clusters
Of lowers on their .,r,s f;,'h Which perfect
fruit was formed The tree il now (Oct ll,)
covered with leaves Of the deepest green.
Fruit trees in n dying condition sometimes
flower u second time in II season, W. last cx-
piring effort but such an instance rs the
atovc is without precedent, go far as we are
aware. Mr. Goodrich also states that from
one haJ ola tree in his orchard, (thc other
half being grated with the Newtown piprin)
he has picked within a week Twenty-Five
bushels of "Fameuse" apples.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-10-19

IL ANOTHER DECISION FROM JupGE KANE
The following points recently made by Judge
Kane in refusing to libcrate Passmore Will
Hanson on the petition of Jane johnson, are
justly pronounced 'monstrous" by tho en-
tire free Press of the country.
"The law Of nations, he said, guaranteed
the right Of transit of slaves, and of every
other species of property, through territory
whore slavery was not recognized.
If the contrary principle was sanctioned,
the time might come when the cotton of
Louisiana, the rice of Carolina, and the rum
of New England, would be restricted from
transportation without the bounds of the
State producing them,
He maintained that the Federal Consttu-
tion recognized slaves rs property, and up to
1880 slavery existed in the thirteen original
states. lie said that Willianson's duty then;
ms now. was to produce Jaue Johnson's chill
drcn.
Were the petitioner here to abide the ac-
ton Of the Court, she would have right to
be heard but being without the jurisdic-
ton the records OF the Court cannot be
opened for II stranger"
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James Detty'5 Estate.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having teen APP
w poiHt.l by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the Di"ri't Of chi't'nlen, Commissioners to
rrc i've, examine and aiu.t thr claim, aud demlnls
81 all prisons, atlin't tie e,tIte IT James Betty
late ct vii iston in sail District, deceased, repre-
scptr,i ipsolyent, ami also All claims aud demands
exhibited in OILS theret7 and six months from
the Il " af the dat, hereof, being allowed by said
ut TOR that purpose, d. therefore hereby give
notice. that we will attend to the business of our
appljq.ucnt at tho dv.iu: Of John Betty in
Riclmoui ir said District. on tho second Mondays
Of october and February next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
on each OF slil days.
Dated tai. 9TH day Of September a. d. 1858.
SNFFuRD BRONSON, ~ ,,,ui.. iro,
NATHAN FAY, e..
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81 The Council OF CESsoRs was in session
1T Montpelier, last week. We learn from
various sources that they have decided to re-
commend biennial sessions of the Legis!--
ture, and the election Of Secretary of State,
Auditor Of Accounts, Bank Commissioner,
and Register of Probate by the people. The
last named officer ia now appointed by the
Judge of Probate, and all the others are
elected by the Legislature in joint assembly.
They have voted against resolution to elect
officers, representatives., &C., by a plurality
vote. 1t i, now thought the Council will
net vote TO abolish itself
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Every Day Brings Something
NEW At THE RIFE HIVE,

lust received Turkish Towels, Brown and
- Beached for friction aud absorbing also Col
ored mes f wipng Plate
We you'd invite the attention OF purchasers to
our Stock Of Dress Goods, Embroideries, Dress
Trimmings, shawls, Ctaks, Tain as 4 Waterfall.
The assortment is large and constantly receiving
additions of new and desirable styles.
Oct 18th, 1876 ddwtf
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From the "Ilome yournnl,n New.York.

From the "Eomc Journal" New-York.
No article evor acquired so rapid celebrity a nd
universal popularity as Lyons kathairoo. To
these who have usel il, (ald who has not y the
reason il obviousa s it not only beauties the Hair
but preserves IA rest res it at an advanced a of
life. It's perfume AM agreeable enlveniny effects
should stamp it an Indispensable article Of the tyi
LETT Tho above /. but ono Of Thousands oi SINH ar
commenlltious-u stands unIiyalod as tovlct ar
tiolo. be sure aal ask f.r LYONS Eathliron, MS
IT, unparal c,d popularity has caused several IN
principlel pcrsons to put up valuelcss limitations
whicA they call by somewhat similar names. Sold
everywhere, In large bottles, for only p cents
HEATH, WlNkooP & Co, Projectors,
% Liberty ST., New York.
Oct.6 wlmO
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VMEXICo. ----Gen. Alvarez ha. been
elected President, but it was thought that
the military would not permit him to enter
the capital to assume the duties Of the Office.
Gen. LaVega had retired, and Gen, Carrera
had az ain assumed his duties as President.
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Large Sale of
VALUABLE PROPERTY

Al ChlcaSu.
VNIIREE THOUSAND l.OrS FOR SALE in Els.
\ ton and Sheffield additions to Chicago. On
the 10th day Of october next. at ten o'clock, A. NJ
OF SAID day, the undersigned will offer for sale at
Auction seventeen Hundred Lots in Elston addition.
comprising many very desirable Water Lots on the
north branch, Also,
HUNDRED LOTS
IN Ahaf'id addition to Ch'cdg',
including many fine large Water Lots, situated on
and west If the north branch of the hcago River,
and af,rliny the most favorable opportunity, at
price within the reach of all, for purchasing Lots,
cher f"r residences, or for business or manufAc.
ts.t't ul poses.
l.'f .c'ty i. known as part Of the property
belonging the
CHICAGO LAND COMPANY,
and will be sold On the ground.
Tcrm.-Onc-nfth cash. balance in four annual
payments, with six per cent. interest annually.
". D. 0GDsN. Trustee. Chicago
D. RLST SSIN Land Company
wURTs, HATCH L CO., Auctioneer..
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TROY Conference Academy.


I COATED at West Poultney, Vt, is undergoing
- extensive and thorough repairs. Furnaces
moved, lItll p,titions taken AWAY furnish light
AMI tree ventilation. No expense is spared TO put
everything within and around the seminary in good
henlrhyaul pleasant condition. The Joiner, Mason,
and Painters will leave behind them the evidence
their faithiulncss and skill. New furniture, far
necessary u supply the place of that which is
too much worn, will he added. Ladies looms will
be carprtcl. he Academic Year will consist OF
two terms of n weeks each.
Niltor Term commences November LIST, 1855.
summer Term commences May LIST, lsi6. Vacations
in April and october. An able and experienced
faculty Of six male and two female teachers is pro.
vided
Tuition in the solid branches, including ancic-t
AMI modem languages, board, furnished rooms,
washing, Ii shts and fuel, with all necessary books
AID stationary except dictionaries for the classics
$50 per annun, strictly payable ,fyearly in ad,
vance, unless spseiGi arrangement 10 otherwise
made with the proprietor. 1t is deemed sufficient to
say those with whom We have had the pleasure
ofan acquaintance that no pains will be spared to
make the school what it should be- and thus sustain
its former and IL deserved reputation. For cir.
culars apply 70 j. POOR, Proprietor,
West Poultney, Vt.
sept. ~, vat
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Bloody Murder.

Baltimore, Oct 10Th.
DR.. lIadell Of Cumberland and his clerk
were both murdered near that place on sun.
day night ly a German The DR.. was en-
ticcl from home under the protence Of being
wanted to visit sick person, Their bodies
were horribly mutiAted. The murderer has
been arrested with tho stolen watch Of the
doctors in his possession.
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THAT BALL WHERE is IT.!
fGNIE question 10 often asked where is the place to
L buy goods cheap.
STAMFORD
would say nt the cash No. l56 Church street.
Oct II, lej5. dtwtf,
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AUTUMN DRESS GOODS

l. VI \ y ;.
A LII WOOL THIEF, in White, Pink, Crimson,
"A Maroon, Blue, Tan, Green AMI O'un:c colors.
All Wool PliidS, Raw Silk rhids, DC Deges,
Madonna Mpre Ant que Alpaccn..
Coburgh. in great variety and qnaity.
Nous. De LANES, Cashincres, Gin sham', Prints,
dc, &c. &c,
All Of the above goods have recentlybcen selected,
and we'll worthy the attention of purchasers.
People at home aud abroad are invited to examine
this stock "a they will be sold at the
LOWEor CASH PRICES,
Corner store.
Burlington, Oct. II. 1855 Gtwtf
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New Arrival.

New Arrival.
TINHE subscriber has Just received from the MINI
L large stock Of Lumber, consisting OF the fol-
lowing kinds
Seasoned Spruce and Pine tOngued end gru.ta
flooring Boards;
Gang Sawed liemlock Boards at s. per NJ.
inch Hemloek Boards for fencing,
Norway Pine Boards for flooring and roofing,
and Large lot Of Cedar Shingles.
The subscriber has also on hand and for sale cheap
for SASH Carriages and Sleighs Of all kinds. Re.
pairing Of Carriages done on short notice.
Also, 500 Cords Of Wood for sale, which will DO
delivered in any part Of the village.
JOHN X. GRAY.
Oct. Sd, 1855, wlAms
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S25.OOO.OO

e25 100000 wanted by the subscribers for tue
following GOODS.
ARP E TIN G S,
OF every kind and quality, consisting of Superior
and Common Ingram, Two Ply, from - cents aud
upward, Nenitian, Three Ply, Tapestry, Brussels,
Velvet, DtuSetts, stair Competing OF every kind,
Canton Mating, Floor and Table oil Cloth in all
widths, Hearth X IS, Door Mat 5, Crumb Cloths &c.
Crockery, China and Glass Ware,
Looking Glasses, Paper Ilangings, Window Curtlin.
and Shades Of every kind. with putnaus AMI other
Fixtures, Lace and Muslin Curtains, Damask
BrocatelIe', Turkey Red &c.
Il ie OCE &c les.
Also on hand an extensive and COM cJo ,to,k Of
General Dry Goods,
carefully selected from both the y. York Boston
markets, and adapted to the various wants 10th
domestic and personal, Of all portions of the COM
munity.
Silks and Dress Goods,
in great variety, consisting Il
Mantila Velvets, Mcriuocs,
Brucado silks, CybuI.s,
Black silks, be Laiucs,
Black 4 chan !eabic Satin., DO do. all wool,
Plain, striped, plain MHd"nnas'
and chaugable >ilk.. De Rcgcs, &c &c.
jasper saIl Wool AMI Cotton and WOOL Pla,is
beautiful styles, ThibIt', Canton Cloths, Apaccas,
Print, ae.
SHAW
of every Grade and Variety, Long 4 Square, Bay
State silk, Grape, Broche, Cashmere, Ddlue,
Thibet, ect
ALSO, HOSIERY AND GLOVES &C.
In the Wooden Department may be- found black,
blue, drab, brown aud green. French, German aud
Amcric IN Cloths, Doeskins Fancy assisn"rc', Hatl-
It's, Twceds, Nc,tings AMI fLil"r'S Trimmings.
Also iull assortment of Ladies' Cloths for cloaks,
% dcs rNblr color, with tluAf- and
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Fail and Winter Goods.
G.. F, STAMFORD,

HAS RECEIVED A LARGE SUPPLY OF
Goods, the past fortnight, making one Of the
most ext u.vc stocks ever exhb ted in Vermont,
cun,istin, If Carpetng, Oil Cloth, Brocatele, Lace
and Muslin Curtains, Counterpanes, Blankets,
flannels, Merinos, Coburg, VI. DeL'iue silks, En-.
broidcrie., Ribbons, Trimmings, Gloves. Hosiery,
Cloths, Cn>simeres, &c, &C., comprising all the
leading styles of Dress aud House keeping Goods
t. which the attention Of public is respectfully
invited.
Burlington, Sept. 18th, 1855 ddwtf
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JOB PRINTING,
such as
Books, Posters, Bill Heads.
Pamphlets, Programmes, Letter Heads,
Sermons, Shop Bills, Cards,
Catalogues, Circulars, Bail Tickets,
Railroad and Corporation Blank work, Law Blanks
and in short
every kind of Printing our community may need
The mechanical execution is super Intended by
capable and experienced foreman. The Proprietor,
give their personal attention the reading Of proof
and general execution ct the work and consequently
feel confident that they give satisfaction in al
cases where superior accuracy is an object
EMBOSSED CARDS, of different sizes and beau
tifnl designs in Gilt and Coors suitable TOR small
signs, Placards, Counting house Almauacs, &c
always on hand
Specimens exhibited and orders received for
CGPpsrPafs Gard EHsTdr'Hg and Printing in superio.
style.
FNEE PRESS PRINTING OFFICE,
diwtt No. College street, Burlington,
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Prepared by DIR. J. C. AVER & CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass,

Sold in Burlington, by I. A. PtcK, u. ". ALLIE
and A. C. SPEAR, Messrs Sin ld>, >hol5urne, \. b
Smonds, Willston, +. Alex n ler Charlotte, II. A
Hodges, Richmond, l.. Dixon Co., Nit L, an,
Howe Spa ding, Jericho.
Oct. II, 1855 dlwly
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TILDEN & cos.

Fluid and Solid Medicinal Extracts.
HAVING RECEIVED the Agency for the above
1 Extracts, am prepared to furnish these yala-
able Medicines a. Wholesale and rstail Druggists
and Physicians will find it for their interest 10 re-
cciye their supplies FROM me, as can furnish them
at the Manufacturers Wholesale prices in small or
large quantities, thereby making a saving 70 them
of freight.
Pamphlets containing a list and full direction.
may be obtained at Apothecary', Halt
ddwf GEO. ". ALLEN.
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Jason II. Jennison's Estate.

Jd9JI III y JIIuISOH . LotutOs
~ + the Subscribers. having been appointed BY
" the Honor BILE the Probate Court, for the
District Of t1ittcn len, commissioners 70 receive eI-
anime All u jI,t the claims and demands Of all
p.rsons, sain,t the estate cf Jason II. Jein son
ate OF IN lburue in sill District decen4ed, repre-.
scented insJv vent, AMI also all claims and demands
exhibited in o,f.ct thereto anil six months from
the DAY of the dat, hereof, b.ing allowed by said
Court r,s Tat purpo- do therefore hereby give
notice. tn we will tend To- the business of our
appointment, Mt the dwelling Of Widow LYDIA >
Jeunis,n in ~hclhurne in said District, the fret
TucsdIy of November and March xt, A. 10 o'clvck
a. NJ. uu cnti Of said davs.
Date | tii- lly Of - ,t.inbcr \. b. 1855.
Jli ,!;i'.i. =, hE !, -,.,. Commi..ioncr
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osIaf
w iOLESiLE PRICES CURRENT.
Carefully corrected and reused for the Free PressJ by
G. II. ADAMS & CO.,
COM MI os'IAf

Commission Merchants, 1876 1871 Blackstone ST.,
Boston.
Pritcuir attention paid to the sale of all kinds Of
Country Profu
CHARLES H. ADAMS. JAMES Il. HALL
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26fh Volume

VERMONT REPORTS just received ard for de
livery at the fRIE PREss OFFICE. lrice So.
Sept. goth. dtf
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SALESMAN WANTED
AT TuE REE HIVE

SATISFACTORY TESTING mails Of Moral Charac.
- ter, Experience, and Cal acty will be required.
Apply Immediately.
Oct. 18th, IS. Dc vtf
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School School !! School
To School Committees and Teachers.
If you wish to use in yeur Schools the best and
most prae''ea! Reading Books ever published,
ADOPT

Sargent, stand I'd Readers.
Adapted to school, ftll grades.
coMPRIstSG,
TIE STANDARD FIRST READER, lCmo.,
illustrated. This Rcadcr combines all the elcmen-
tary principles for the youngcst child, and the re-
quiremcutS First Reader.
THE STANDARD SECOND READER, lCmo.,
TIE oTANDAkD THIRD READER, l2mo.,
THE STANDARD FOURTH READER, limo,
ooE pp.
For Higher Schools and Academies,
THE STANDARD FIFTH READER, limo,
AS PIP.
The first four Readers form complete series Of
Reading Books for the Primary, Grammar and
District schools ut TIC county. The Filth Reader
is intended first cl tss book for high schools,
Colleges IN Academies.
The unboundcd success with which this sere. Of
Rea iers has met since its publication, leafs the
publishers to say cmphatically, that series of
Readers ever published in this country has had
such unusrsdi rscommenl,tin from ali who have
examined them. And that their adoption through
out the country by school Committees AID Teach
ers, whp have thor ushy examined their merits.
has been must general
School Committees of towns whore school, are
about commencing, and Teachers who DESTROYS
of using the best Reading Books, particularly
requested to examine THIS series, the publishers
feeling confident ct their approval Of thcm and
their genera adoption of the
.B-Copics OF the READERS will be furnished graft,
to school Commit CO and Teachers, who are dcsi-
rous of examining the same, On application To- the
publishc Or they will be sent By ILL., prepaid,
by sondn; the amount in Postage amps Tie
postage rates are, the Filth header, "a c"uts
the Fourth, IL cents the Thhd - cents the sec.
ond, II cents. and on the First, cent.
PHILIPS, SAMPSON & Co.
ID Winter Street, Boston.
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office.

'lNIIE subscriber having purchased the entire In.
i tcrcst of c. NJ. Davey, in the late firm of Da-
vey and poollttle, will continue the Hardware and
Agricultural business at the old stand, sign of the
saw, College street. II. IL. DOOLlTTLE.
Burlington, sept 10, 1855. d1wtf
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From MeIicO-Battic between Mexicans
and Texans.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 10th.
Advices from Galveston announce that
Capt. Callahan of the Texan Rangers had n
battle with force of 200 Mexcans and In
dians forty of the latter were killed, and
Texans The Mexicans retreated Capt c.
has called on the Texans for assistance The
Indians threaten to massacre every white
they encounter, lie was expecting another
attack
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HERE Is THE REMEDY
DIR. CLCUGU'S
G. o L U M B AN PILLS

Have You
Liver Complaint Use to Pills Daily.
Kidney Complaint | sc ! to every other day.
rheumatism lse to times a week.
Erysipclas Use 10 Pm, each day.
Fever and Agus Use t. every thcr day.
Scrotula Use to Pills daily.
Scurvy Use To Pills each day.
Ulcers Use 10 Pills tally.
Fever To- 3, le' Physician direct.
Dyspepsia Use to 3 PHI, each iIy.
Constipated Bowel, Use to Pills daily.
Piles Usc to 3 PIls each day.
Dropsy Use To- Pills daily
Cures are effected at less cost of money and loss
cf time, than by ony other medic ne known. These
Columbian Pill., if used faithfully will search out
your disease, let it be inside or outside. " Helps
struggling nature TO eSpel her foes" Dcrangemeut
of the hillary organs is the primary cause Of most
Cases ct Consumption Correct this arrangement by
faithfully usin; DR.. Clough's Columbian Pills
In case. boxes accomplished what SO doctor
ing failed TO do.-Curcd. Suppression OF the
Menscs, or painful and imperfect mems 'ruatiun,
THESE PILLS WILL CURE,
For Females To- under all dccA,c circumstances,
and for lide. in child bed, the equal cannot be
tuuni-iuvuuuh An eminent Physician says
- These Columbian Pills should be found and used
in every family in the land"
As mild, gentle physic, here is just what you
need;
For Powerful Cathartc, here is power indeed
50 each gland in the system feels just the night touch
Each small dose Is helping the great none too much
Sold by Druggist. and dealers IN Medicine all over
the County. Price % cents 3 Boxes tor -
orders must be addressed to Vim. Rcnue, Prophet,
Pltt,teld, Mass. sold in burlington by rHfo. A
pEcH, GEo. v. ALLEN, A. {. SPEAR. Wluoo.h
Isn,N A. Il. 4 b. SANDS. y. \. city.
Sept 20, 1888 [w'f
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DRUGGET CLOTHS
YARDS WIDE,

Beautiful patterns just received at the
CORNER STORE,
Oct 10, IS. dIwtf LYMA NJ.
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Notice.

rAMC int the enclosure of t Subscriber on
- thout the s. of >ept small black brockis
acei yelru Z neitcr. The own.r is requested TO.
4. J. COREY.
lIinesbursh, Sept. 90, lsjj wiz
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HARRY HILL,
JOHN KEl NULDS

u Office. /. hereby giyel 'Aat T have given my
= s,u lIu-h III, time during the remainder Il
his uiu,rt-y / am t. claim lone of his earnings
nor pay none Of his cyntIactiuE' alter this date.
ALICE DORMAN.
Scpt IL ISL wiz
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