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JESSE MoNRoE,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. >The Honorable
- District Of Chittendcn, SIS. the Probate Court
for the District If Ch.ttenden.
To all persons interested in the estate of jesse
Monroe late Of Jericho in said District deceased
GREErrSG.
Whereas, said Court hath assigned the 10th day
Of Nay next for tho settlement Of the alministrs.
ton account of the Administrator with the will
annexed of the estate Of said decea ell, and or
dcred that public motto, thereof be given To all
persons inter stel in said estate. BY publishing
this order three weeks suc,esivclv previou. thu
day gncd, in the Burlington Free Press printed
in burlington, in said District.
Therefore. Won arc hereby notified to appear Mt
the Proh,tc Court rooms, in Burlington, on the
dav assigned then and there to contest the allow.
anco Of said account. if You sec cause.
Given under my hand, his 2Ith day If April,
A. D. 1850. W. II. FRENCH. Judge.
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Died.,

In Grand Isle, April 2stb, Kate L. Hyde, in
the ?lst year of her age.
In Kalamazoo, April 20, Julia c., wife of Mr..
d. u. Merrill, aged 20 yrars.
Mrs. Merrill was n native of Grand Isle, VT.
She has resided here about one year. Late in the
summer. consumption began its sure and fatal
work. On Saturday. April l6, tho consecrated
her infant SON to q cd in the holy rite of Baptism
On the last eabbn tn afternoon Of her earthly life
she was much comfort,d by tho administration of
tho Lords Supper. The circle around her bed.
side consisted Of her husband, father, mother,
brother. sister pastor, and a respected deacon OF
the Church, TWAS n scene whose ght checred
her soul till death. Her last words were-"J.us
his come Gtory" The body was inferred in our
beautiful cemetery, and Ito be removed in q few
weeks on the return of her parents, to the grave
yard near the New England omestead.-kaia.
zoo 1,i,grdph
In Huntington, on the goth ult,, Mrs Polly
Scofeld, reict Of Samuel Scufeld, aged % wears
Also, May Ath, Maluna, infant daughter Of Lo.
rem and Margaret Browe, aged II months.
In Hh, field, April /, Mr.. Charles b. Barber,
aged so.
In Burke, April Is, Mr.. Joseph Allnrd, aged So
In Mldllescx, April Eth, Mrs Mary IIasAins,
agedSl.
In Pittsford April 18th, Mrs. IIarrie. s. sar-
geant, aged 49,
In Greensboro, April 10th, Mrs. Rebccca Ran
dali, aged o.
Also, April q, Charles Field, aged &c.
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} sudden death of the Hon. F. F. Mcr-
|,f Montpelier, is hy the freeman i'm.
to Apoi lexy. As IL public man Mr..
II had long been highly appreciated by
(oplc of the State. As private citizen
Fupied an important place in Montpc
His loss will be severely felt there.
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NORTHWESTERN INSURANCE co., oswego'
" New York. Capital, Sl50,000
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nous or Scrofulous Affections nrc tho curse,
Lht--thc pottt e-rot Of mankind Trey are
| filthy rs well as fatal. They arise from
ination and impuritv Of the blood, and are
zen all around us every whero One quarter
VIC meet are tainted with them. and one
OF these die Of them; die olishly, too,
they are durable, AYGR'S SARsAp ,RiLLA
/ out the Scrufulous CORFU tion from the
Fcnders it pure and healthy, and clIeciually
|cs the foul contamination from the system.
ger ernan under your ~cromluus disorders,
c irrc,i tible AVER has provided his mas
|mbinitIun of curative iiturs that he calls
Dc7Jcrat, U0t-rjWV q.
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W NSTIINpIUNi Nh 90
Secretary Cass has recently been pros
tratcd by an attack of illness. but there is
every prospect that he will soon recover from
it. The government has received lumi-
nous dispatches from Nicaragua, bat they
throw NJ new light OF events in that quar-
ter The steamer =" Water Witch from
Paraguay arrived here TODAY.
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FROM UTAH.

The dispatches from Gen. johnson TO the
Departm Mt fully explain and justify HE
cours, in r,fp,rlins t. the rs1uisiti'n mad
upon him by Judge Cradlebursh for troops
|. appears that CIV. Cumming was acting
under special instructions from the State
Department and directly opposite to the in
structi1ns Of Gen. johns m and the judicial
officers. Gen. Johnson's despatch changes
the aspect Of aif,irs. The Cabinet had the
matter under consideration on Saturday.
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ABIGAIL GROWS ESTATE.


STATE OF VERMONT, ITO all per'on.
- District Of Chittendeu, SIS. concerned in the
state Of Abigail Grow, late Of Williston in said
District, deceased
GREETING.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and for the District Of Chittenden, on the goth
day Of April, A. d. 1859, an Instrument, pur-
porting to be the last viii and Testament OF Alb.
igail Grow, late Of Williston in said District,
deceased. presented 10 the Court aforesaid for
Proba'e, by the Executor therein named.
And it is ordered by said Court that the It'll day
Of May, A. d. 1850. at tho Probate Court Rooms
in said Burlington, BIO assigned for proving said
instrument and that notice thereof DO give to
all persons concerned by publishing this order
throo weeks successfully in tho Burlington Free
Pres a newspaper printed ut Burlington, previous
To the time appointed
Therefore. you aro hereby notified to appear
before said Court. at tho time and place aforesaid,
and contest the probate Of said will. ii you have
cause.
Given under my hand Mt Burlington in said
District. this goth day Of April, A. D. 1869.
wa3 3w W. II. FRENCH, Judge.
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| y. P llvrRMoRr, Editor If the Chicago
ttuN says OF Browns Bronchial rrochcs.
have frequently have had &C nsion to test
cacy of Browns Bronchial Troches," and
hvariibly found them tuanswer the purpose
ch they are recommended. Through our
ce, others have tried them, and alwa swith
bst beneficial results, and 50 from our own
|,l experience and obfervation, We know
10 be ii superior remedy for colds, coughs.
bnchial complaints. No family Shout be
{ them. and every public SPEAKER will find
bsulutcly invaluable. The two distinguished
l of our country, Henry Ward liecchcr and
chapin, bear testimony to their cxc,llcncr,
telders can SO by getting box OF the Il l.
wilt
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SETH STONES ESTATE.

district of Chit nien, S. cerned in the estate o.
Seth stone, late Of Bolton, in said district. d,-
ceased. Directing.
At "A Probate Court holden at Burlington, with.
in and for the Distrc. Of Chittenden, the Sd
day OF May A. b. 1850, an instrument purTort
ing 70 be the last will an testtment .. seth
Stone, late of Bolton, in said district deceased
presented to the tQ.rt aforesaii tor Probate,
by the Executor ts-rein named. Ana il is oruered
by said Cour. that the 9th day Of May, A. b,
1853, Mt tho Probate Court Rooms in said Bur-
lin, on, 10 assigned for proving said Instrument;
and that notice thereof DO given to all persons
zone rncd by publis ing this order three week.
.uccrssivcly in the burlington Free Press, news
paper printed ut said burlington, previous to tie
| time appointed.
Therefore. you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court. at the time and place aforesaid
| and contest the probate Of said will if you have
| cause.
Given under my hand Mt Burlington in said
| District. this Sd day OF May A. b 1859.
| w45w3. W. II. FRENCH, Judge.
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ISI,.-i. 1IlIllHNIA

Tho California overland mai arrived Mt St.
Louis ON Friday, bringing San Francisco
dates Of the Sth ult. The general news is
unmportant. Tho markets of San Francis
co were gluttcd with goods, owing to the
late large number Of ships which had amv-
ed within the week, and prices continued to
decline
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ECONOMIZEl

TO FAM lilies IN THE OUNTRY.
EVERY BODY HAS HEARD or THE FAMOUS
CHI n A TEA FARMHOUSE
1913 WASHINGTON ST, BOSTON
and there is hardly family within twenty miles
OF Boston, where our
TEAS AND COFFEEs
are not used. We will sell every description Of
GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
ana our prices range from Is cents per pound up
to one dol ar We seIl good family tea (black, J
for 30 cents, by the package II five pounds also,
gooi Young Tyson tsrccn,) for 81 cents.
The above Teas ave AS good AS are usually sold in
Country stores for 20 cents per pound.
We Buy More Teas aud CoGees,
and sell more and cheaper than any other estab.
lishment in New England.
Our C0FFEE| are FRESH every day, and for
purity are unrivalled.
Teas neatly acke in 10 pound chests, for family
use.
For the convenience Of those going to the rail.
road, We have
BRANCH STORES
mt No. 65 Union street two doors from the corner
Of Hanover street. Cred store)
At ITO Court street, (store painted red)
At corner Of Beach and Albary streets.
At corner Of Washington and Pine streets.
Call on us when you como to Boston, and give
our goods trial.
Orders solicited by cxprcss
THOMAS G. WIyYTAL,
wll-3m 1as Washington Street. BOSTON.
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UUMORs OF TIE HUMAN SYs

lt MoKS OF THE HUMAN SHSs
TIE M.--It is we'll known that the juices Of the
ody are governed by natural laws such regu-
late the vegetable life in the change of scasons.
In winter they are concealed, or n common par
lance the "sap is down." the pores arc closed, and
our whole body is hard and firm, and an accumua-
tion Of impuritics takes place IN system
The genial influences of Spring cause an cX pan
sion Of all living matter, the zap rises in vegetable
enter into the common
This is law to which every human being is sub
jec, and the neglect of it has caused whole sum-
mer If misery.
Now is the time to apply remedy that clcanses
md searches every fibre and pore, and cradicates
every particle and sediment Of humor that has lain
stagnnnt during the winter.
Kennedy's Medical Discovery is well known TO
tho world has ever produ ed.
We advise each and all Of our readers 10 us
ono bottle Of it this Spring say ono bottle,
for that will cleanse the impurities of season
and prepare tho system for the changes Of tho next
Where the disease has fastened itself and b come
settled in the system, larger quantities required
For scrofula, Erysipclas, Salt Rheum, scald
Head, White Scales, Shingles, Pu-hcs, liberated
Sore Legs, IIumor in the Eyes, Running of the
Ears from Scarlet Fever or measles, the Medical
Discovery can be relied upon to effect perfect
cure, w4l-Gw
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ELIZA CLARKF,s ESTATE.

FEIZA ". VEAKkF'S ESTATE.
WYE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having hoon mp.
w pointed bv tho Honorable tho Probate
Court for the District Of Chttcrden Commission.
to receive. examine md adjust the claims md
demands of all persons against the estate Of Eliza
p. c ark late Of Milton in said District, dcccnsei
rerr scnt'd nsolvcn'. and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in of-ot thereto and six month.
from tho d,r of tho to hereof. being allowed nv
said Court for that purnoso, do therefore hereby
give notice tina we will attend to the business NJ
our appointment Mt tho dwelling Of C. l.. Drake
in Milton in sail District, on tho second Monday
Of july and September next, at 10 o'clock, A, NJ,
on earh of snid days.
Dated this 18th dnv of March, A. D. 1859.
CHARLIE RUSSELL.
ARrIIR HUNTING. Commissioners.
ELIJAH HERRIcK. }
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Those dcsrin; still larger quantities for tho
purpose Of forming Cabinets, can have them at he
same ratio. Persons ordering specimens give
the name of what they DESIRE leave it with US to
select.
We now mos, respectfully solicit tho attention
of Colleges, Academies, Schools, private Institu.
tions and Individuals. who may wish to make addi-
tions to their Id cabinets form new ones. and
We guaranty to give entire satisfaction to tho ut.
most expectations Of those with whom We chance
to deal. orders will be promptly attended e., and
specimens carefully packed, 80 that they may not
be injured IN transportation. Some Of tho single
specimens be sent by mail. Those ordering
such, must remit with their order, at least eight
three.cent stamps, to prepay postage. Larger
quantities will be forwarded by express from st.
Lnuis, at the expense Of the purchaser. No order
will receive attention, unless accompanied by the
monsy. All letters asking for either information
or references, accompanied by stamp to prepay
return postage, will be Immediately answered.
A. p. FOSTER,
+. W. BUCKWALTER,
J. F. COLEMAN,
]. S. KIRKPATRICK,
Proprietors
Address A. p. FOSTER, co.
Washington, Missouri, April 10, 1859 wi5ml
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Rritnn. from Livcrrnol Arril 2Oth, Arrived at

BrtOn, from Liverpool AnfIT -0VT'' HrTT'V" '1
Quebec late the same night.
On the 10th there was a full and irre dl.-
cus,ion in the English Parliament on Cont.
mental affairs and British policy with regard
To them There was II general agreement Of
all parties on all the leading points OF the
subject. and England will he united in insist.
divisions OF the trcntics of 1915. and in re-
curing Austria to keep strictly within those
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NOTICE

NUTTVE.
4 HEREBY CERTIFY that in consideration Of
twenty dollars paid me by my son Horace S.
Page. do hereby reinquish all claims and de-
man Is against the said Horace ;. for his time du
ring the renal nder of his minority and will not
claim any of his earnings, nor pay any debts that
he may contract after this date.
SAMUEL PAGE.
7. p. STRoSG. lw;..ss
GEORGE c. STEELE. witness
Charlotte, November 10, 1859. w4sw3s
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LAND WARRANT LOST.

NOTICE is hereby given that Bounty Land
~ Warrant No. i0n3, for 10 acres issued un.
der the act of March :. 1875, to Eneneser Nealey
and assigned hy sail Ncaley t. james II. " hit
comb, has been lost in its transmission by mail
from Jefferson, Wisconsin, to Bolton, Vermont
All person, are warned against purchasing said
warrant, as n C veat against its location has been
lei in the General Land Office and it is the inten-
ton Of the assignee to apply to the Commissioner
of Pensions for duplicate thereof and any one
having said warrant is requested to return the
same to the said Whitcomb
Is ltOn, Vt. April %, 1859. wCw
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ATII OF HON. +. T.. RRILL

MONTPELIER. May 2.
Hon. Ferrand Fassctt Merrill died sud-
emily at his residence, in this place, at ten
|'clOck, this morning.
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ARc rue MIsERABLE?-Lct the Dvspoptic,
Hers physically and mentally answer. But
he las drank the very drcgs If suffering,
xi.ts in the Oryymand BHtr'j they are II
b all his woes"
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DENTISTRY,

INllE subscriber would respectfully announce to
Il his friends and the Public, that he may bo
found Mt the residence of Mn. J. NJ. LivERuoRe,
IN Hinesburgb, whore he is prepared to perform
an dental Operations, and to warraat satisfaction
az who are DESTROYS of obtaininga GOOD SET
DF ARTIFICIAL TEETH, will find it for
their advantage to call. Tho best Of references
given. Applications for information, by mail
promptly attended to. G.. W. SHATTUCK.
uinesburgh, April It'll, 1850. w3m-
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TIE NEW SCHOOL BUOKs!!

Tie NEW SCHOOL BOOkS!!
1--WE following Books recommended by the
Board ui Education, ami made authoritative
may he mad OF tho subscriber a. mel phoi'sat pm
c,s, To s.H. And ut HALF PRICE FOR EXCHANGE
In the latter N. ,rchdng, pre-, must be taken
IN rash, and the old hook which it supplants.
Cornell's LIST steps in Geography, Elk. price l?A
Primary " 20
Gram. School A
High Sch. Geo. and Atlas s1t
Greenleafs New Prim. Arth. O6
&" Intellectual 10
q Com. School rs
" National az
Towers Elements Of Grammar l2i
Gram. of Composition 80
Quackcnbos' Hist Of I States 80
The Vermont Copy Books, per doI sla
Single Entry Book Keeping to accompany them ~
Blanks to the SINE 10
Double Entry hook Keeping 80
On exchange. made per cent will be allowed
to the merchant or individual, doing the work !;
and scholars are to pay only the above prices
Sales, without an exchange, must be at tho regu.
lar rates.
Merchants in the vicinity will please order from
me- and Superintendcnts give due notice to teach
and schools that the books on hatd for their
accom- nlodntion. +. A. FULLER.
Burlington, April 3oth, 1859. w3w
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ABEL w. JENNIsoN,s ESTATE.

CTATE OF VERMONT, Tho Hon. Probate
- District of Chittenden, SIS. Court for the Dis.
t;ict Of Chittenden.
10 all persons interested in tho Estate Of Abel
w. Jennison. Of ohelburne, in said District, n
minor. Grectino
Whereas. application in writing, hath been made
to tbs Court, by the Guardian OF Abel W Jenni-
son, for license and authority to sell the whole Of
the real estate Of his sail ward setting rh there.
of certain real estate in Shelburnc aforesaid and
described as follows, to wit; all sai wards interest
(b'ins one-fourh) of all the real estate whereof
Jason IL. Jrnpisun, late Of Shelburnc, decen sed
died seizcd that said wardwould be benefited by the
-a'e of said real estate. by having the sane Sold
aud the proceeds of said sale put at interest, and
praying for license to sell the either Mt pri-
'nte sale public nuc ion, AMI thercupou
the said Court appointed and n-si.nod the g31
day Of May 4. II. 1853 at the Probate Court
Rooms, in said District, To hear and d, eide upou
ssd npplicati. and ordered that public notice
thereof he given to all pcrous interested ther in,
ny publishing this order three weeks successfully,
Ia the Burlin ton Tree Press n newspaper which
cuculntcs In the n .hhotho of those persons in
tcrestcd therein, all which publications shall b.
previous u the tim nppuintcd for hearing
Therefore you are hereby notified IT, appear be
fore said Court, at the time and place aoresaid.
then and there to obj, C. to the granting Of such
license, it you see
Given under my hand Mt the Probate Court
Rooms, this 18th day Of April, a. d. 1889.
wijw3 W. II. FRENCH, Judge.
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p A | \ 7 s..

II L " / NJ
T AN receiving my SPRING STOCK of
Il PAINTS, LINSEED OIL and vARNISHES,
consisting in part #
Atlantic Lead; American and French Zinc; Flor
enee White; Hampton Permanent, Paris, H.
btrnir. Imperial and chrome Gresns; Chrome
Ieiiow; Fr,nch YELLOW; V,n,tian Red;
Whiting; Putty; Ln,,sa M; Fn-ni.
tur,, Coach and Demaa Varnhk; SC. &c,
In consequence Of tho large amount Of impure
Linsced Oil and Paints sold. I have mnde arrange
mcnts with reliable parties to furnish mt with n
puro article, which will warrant-should they
provo otherwise, l will take them back and re-
fund the money. My pri.es, at all times, are as
Low AS THE LOWEST, for pure article.
II. II D0OLlTTLE.
Burlington. Vt, April S, 1879. WY
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JOHN W. GRANGER,s ESTATE.

JoiiN w. ERANGEK'S ESIAIE'
STATE OF NE6MoNT, I The lion. Probate
~ District Of Chittendcn, SIS. Court for the Dis
triot Of Chittenden.
To all persons interested in tho estate Of John
W. Granger, late Of Milton, in SAID District,
deceased, GREgIISG.
Whereas tho Court hath assigned the st day
Of May neat, for the settlement Of the a1mnistra.
ton account Of the Administrator of the E.tate Of
John w. Granger, late of Milton, in said District,
deceased and ordered that public notice thereof be
given to all persons interested la said estate, by
publishing this order three weeks successfully pre-
vous t, tho day assign d. in the Burlington Free
Press printed in burlington, in said DisIr ct.
Therefore you ale hereby notihci t. appear at
the Probate Court Rooms. in arlington. on the
day asigned then AMI there TO ntest the allow
OF said nc count il you sec caus".
uvcn under mr hand, at the Probate Court
Rooms this 18th day OF April a. b. 1888.
w4jw3> W. II. FRENCH, Judge.
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To Shirt Makers.

To Shirt Makers.
STEVENS PATENT BOSOM FOLDER.
STEVENS PATENT BOSOM FOLDER.
STEVENS PATENT ROSJM FOLDER.
STEVENS PATENT 30 som FOLDER.
STEVENS PATENT BOSOM FOLDER.
The attention Of shirt makers is called to n,w
,Hp,nhon recently patented by JoHS STEVENS of
New York City, bv means of which shirt bosoms
Of any style folded with n celebrity, precision
and ease hitherto unapproachable.
The folder is rea lily adjusted to fold bosoms of
any number of plaits. and Of any width, or Of
varying widths in the same bosom, as may BIO re-
CURED.
1t is substantially made of black walnut, brass
and shetland for all who havo many bosoms to
fold it will DO found
JUST TIE THING.
JUST THE THING.
JUST THE THING.
JUST THE THING.
JUST THE THING.
JUST THE THING.
JUST THE THING.
JT'ST THE THING.
JUST TIE THIHG.
JUST THE THING.
Just THE THING.
Large numbers of this Folder have been sold TO
shirt makers and seamstrosses, and it is found to
give
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION
UNIVERS ALSATlSFACTGON.
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.
STEVENS PATENT Bosom FOLDER may he exanin.
ed aud will be furnished to order at the SEWN
MACHINE PARLoR, Free Press Building, Bur
lineton Vt,
For State or County Rights Of tho patent, ap-
ply only to tho Patenteo JOHN STEVENS.
April h.d&wtt New York.
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TUURBER BAILEY,

LAN hhih'hs
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
CO WALL SrngEr,
New York.
Commissioner for Vermont in Ne,o York,
'olicits Commissions 10 which he will give prompt
and careful attention.
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NOTICE To BUILDERS.

NOTICE To BUILDERS.
g EALED PROPOSALS will be received at tho
STown Clerks Office, by the undersigned Com.
mittec, until the 18th day Of May ncxt, at noon,
for doing tho Mason work and Carpenter and
Joiner work and Painting for tho erection and
completion Of new Poor House at the Poor House
farm, according to plans and specifications TO be
seen at tho office Of the Seleetmen in Town Hall.
Bids will DO received. both for building tho OK.
terror of brick and OF wood also, for covering tho
roof with shingles and slate.
Two responsible and approved sureties will DO
required from each contractor. Tho Committee
reserve the right to reject any and all of the pro-
posAls offered, if deemed for the interest of the
Town to do so.
CARoLUs MOVES. Committee for
s.PATEE,
K.J.FAY, building new
S. HUNTINGTON,
| d. wlw WIN. q. lII,KOK. Poor House.
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REFERENCES.
Hon. u. 4. Snallcy, Burlington; Hon. l.. z.
Chittenden. Burlington; Morillo Novcs, Esq,
Burlington Worthington C. Smith, Esq, st. AL
bans; B"ckw'h. johnson & Weed, Pittsburgh,
N. Y; John W. Bailey, ESQ. PA t.bursh, NY;
A. 5. Thurbcr, Esq, Rouscs Point, n. Y.
April IL. daw
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SPECIAL ES

DYER'S HEALING AMBROCATION.
has been in use as a lnment and internal remedy
in burlington and vicinity, for the last six years,
and has established its rcpa1tion, as a CURE 70
rheumatism, Cuts, Bruises, Swellings, Headache,
and ether affections which arc mentioned in tho
| advertisement in another column. dawf