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rHE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
Tuesday. May rs. 1859.
Eight Per Cent. Interest LAW.

The following i'll the Interest Law re
Gently passed hy the Ohio Legislature:
a Bill to amend an act for fixing the rate
of interest,
SEC. |. Be IL cHucted bg the GcneM A.,
senbly Of the state IF Ohio. That the
parties to any bond, bill, promissory note
or other instrument Of writing at any fu.
ture time, may slipulate therein for the
payment of interest upon the amount of
such bond, bill, note or other instrument
of writing at any rate not exceeding
eight per ecntrm per annum. payable an
nually.
SEC. ? Thst upon all judgements, de
crees or orders rendered upon any bond
bill, note or other Instrument of writing
containing stipulations for the payment
of interest in accordance with
the provisions Of the first section of this
act, interest shall be computed till pay
ment at the rate speci fed in such bond,
bill, note or other instrument of writing
SEC, 8. In all cases other than those
provided for in the first and second ssec-
tionS of this act, when money shall be
come due and payable upon any bond,
bill, note, or other instrument of writing
bearing date after the passage ofthis act
upon any book account or settlement
hereafter made between parties, upon all
verbal contracts hereafter entered into
and upon all judgments, DEGREES. and or
ders of any Judicial tribunal for the pay
ment of money arising out of any con.
tract made, or other transaction occur,
ring after the passage of this act, the
creditor or creditors shall be entitled to
interest at the rate of six per cent pei
annum and no more.
SEC 4 All creditors shall be entitled
to collect and receive interest on all
bonds, bills, notes and other written in.
struments heretofore entered into, up
on all balances struck on settlements
heretofore made, upon book accounts
heretofore accrued. upon all verbal con
tracts heretofore made, and upon all judg
ments, DEGREES and and orders of Courts
heretofore xsnde. ed, precisely as if thi:
act had not passed.
SIC. 8. That section one of ''an act fix
ing the rate Of interest" passed Janury
IL, 1924, be and the same is hereby re
pealed.
SEC. 6. This act to take effect and bt
in force from and after the first day of Oc
tober, 1862
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Agents Wanted-$lO a Day.
TWO $40 MAPS FOR "a.
L L DIS
Patent Revolving Double Maps

OF America and Earope, An,erica and
the United States OF America.
Colored-in 1900 Counties.
THESE great Maps, now just completed,
i show every place of importance, all Rail-
roads to date, and the latest alterations in
the various European States These Maps
are needed in every school and family in the
land-they occupy the space of one map, and
by means of the Reverser, either side can be
thrown front, and any part brought level to
the eye. County Rights and large discounts
given to good Agents.
Apply for Circulars, Terms, and send money
for sample Maps, to ]. T. LLOYD,
mch23ml. % Cortlandt street, N. Y.
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Legal Notice.

ELIZABETH KERBER aud Theophilus Xe,-
u Der, her husband, and Barbara Donga,'
and Christopher Donegal her husband, of the
State of West Virginia, will take notice, that
on the I'd day of February, 1869, Jacob Ingold
and Jacob Lehman, as Administrators of Ja.
cob lngold, deceased, fled their petition in
the court OF common pleas of Monroe county.
Ohio, against them and others, the object and
prayer of which is to subject the moneys re-
naming in the hands of the Sheriff Of said
county, arising from the sale of the real
estate of said decedent in partition. to the
payment of the debts of said decedent, and
or other relief.
NORRIS & MECHRMs,
mchl6w6. att'ys for petitioners.
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Probate Notice.

TN consequence of the burning of the entire
| records and papers of the probate offce,on
the 18th of June last, it becomes necessary for
Executors, Administrators and Guardians, who
have not made final settlement with the
Court, to renew their bonds. Thoseknowing
themselves interested in the matter, will
please give it their immediate attention with
ont further notice. w. T. SINCLAIR,
aug20tf Probate Judge.
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Notice.

JAMES CoNGER, William Conger, Norris
d Conger and Elias d. Conger, who are not
residents of the State of Ohio will take notice
that on the 10th of April, 1869, John Willison,
filed in the court of common pleas of Monroe
county, Ohio his petition against them and
Others the object of which is to establish the
contents of the will of Stephen Conger, dec'd;s
said will and the record thereof having beer
destroyed; and that said case will be for hearing
at the May Term of said Court, 1862
JOHN WILLfSOE.
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Tpo Miles South Of Stafford,
MR.. u VID l. 4 L,

who is perhaps the best Factoryman in Ohio,
he having had over TWENTY YEARS experience
in Eastern factories under superior advanta-
ges for becoming thoroughly acquainted with
the business in all Its departments.
They are prepared to Spin, Weave and Man
ufae.ure for customers; and will also at all
times keep on hands to exchange Cor Wool, or
will furnish to order Rolls, Yarn, Blankets.
Jeans, Rlanrsls, Gassimeres, Satinett and
Cloth.
They guarantee satisfaction in all cases
where the wool is PROPERLY CLEANsED And
all who want their work done CHEAP, WE'LL
and with DISPATCH, will not fail to give them
q call. MARSH. a. VOSPER.
apr20m3.
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Notice.

DISTRICT COURT of the United States.
~ Southern District of 0hio-In Bankrupt
cy-In the matter of Harvey Anderson, before
Gilbert D. Aunson, Register Notice is hereby
given that have been appointed Ass gnee
of the estate of the said Harvey Anderson, of
Clarington, Monroe county; Ohio, who. upon
his own petition, has been adjudged bank
rupt by said court.
JOHN W. JACKSON,
Assignee of the estate of Harvey Anderson.
mallw3.
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Road Notice.

THERE will be petition presented to the
/ Commissioners Of Monroe county, Ohio, at
the June session, 1869 asking for review OF a
part of the Baresville road, commencing at the
foot of the winding hill, on Pratts run, on
landssowned by j. j. Goudy, running through
the Thos. III. Genin lot; thence through the cor
ner of G. Gillepie's heirs land; thence through
j. Tracey's land to the grade near said J. Tracy's
dwelling; subject to the same damage to j
Tracy. ma4td. d. TRACY.
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Q . N D 7 T I Q N
-oF THE.-
Monroe County Treasury.

TO Tie Hon. Judge Of the Probate Court uithin
and for the County Of Monroe and State Of
Ohio:
The undersigned, Accountant, by you ap.
pointed. on the, goth day of April, 1859, in
pursuance of the 1st section of the Act of the
General Assembly of the State of Ohio, en-.
titled "An Act to amend an act entitled an
act to establish the Independent Treasury of
the state of Ohio" passed March 26, 1seO,
proceeded to examine the Treasury of said
county; and having performed the duty re-
quired of me by said appointment, report as
follows:
After receiving said app ointment. pro-
ceeded without delay, and without previous
notice to the Treasurer, to inspect the books
and papers, and count the money in the safe
of said county, in the office of said Treas
urer.
find, on such examination, in said safe,
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NTANTED.-TRAcHERs, STUDENTS, and
w other intelligent Men and Women, in .
business paying $l00to 5000 per month, ac-
oording to ability. For particulars, address
ZEIGLER, MoCURDY & CO.,
5I4 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa,
fshls,1s6s.
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Settlement Accounts.

kTOTICR is hereby given that the following
IN settlement accounts will be for hearing
Thursday, May 90, 1869:
James Obey, Executor of Joseph Ellis; par
tial.
Robert Jackson Executor of Isaac Jackson;
partial.
A. W. Carter Executor of Stilwell Truck );
final.
5 McHugh Executor of S. McHugh; final.
H. B. Hill Administrator of Mchae! Hess;
final.
r. Johnston Administrator of Daniel Kayler;
final.
Joel R. Evans Administrator of John Evans;
lartial.
Job Stackhouse Guardian of the minor heirs
of Jacob Hall; partial.
VIM. Johnston Guardian of G.. W. South;
final.
Daniel Harper Guardian Of the minor heirs
of John Yocum; final.
W. T. SINCLAIR,
may4w3. Probate Judge.
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Attachment Notice.
Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed was, on the 18th day of March,
1869, appointed by the Probate Conrt of
Monroe county, Ohio. executor Of the ESTATE
of Aaron Howell, decd.
aPr2owS. AARON W. HOWELL.
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Legal Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Last VIII
IN and Testament of Evander Buch, late of
Monroe county, Ohio, deceased, together with
the record thereof, was destroyed by fire on the
18th day of June, 1867, and that duly certi-
fed copy thereof, was admitted to Record in
the office of the Probate Court, on the LIST day
of May, 1869, and recorded therein
W.T.. SINCLAIR,
ma4wS. Probate Judge, n. c. O..
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MsJob work of all kinds
executed with neatness and
dispatch. Give us a call.
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+. 4 N. KOEHLER.
novl7m6.
1868. FALL. 1868.
THOS- HUGHES 81 CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS !
S5,
Corner Monroe and Water Streets,
WHEELING, VEST "a,
NTOULD respectfully invite the attention
w of their patrons and the public gene
rally to their
ARGE Nd ARIE D
assortment of
orelgn and d o N s!i c
LOTHs.
CASIN1ERES,
VESTINGS
GENTLEMEN FURNISHING GOODS
now b,i,g received, and which will be sold a
The Lowest Remunerative Figures
~A splendid Assortmen O.
r E A D Y M A D E
CLIO lei ING
Equal y Custom Work,
CoNsTAETLY ON HAND.
seplsm6.
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In conclusion, would remark that, in my
examinations, every facility was offered me,
in both the Treasurer's and Auditors Office,
by the officers therein, and l am happy to find
the affairs of the county in charge of efficient
officers. All which is respectfully submitted.
ma1lw3- WIN. UKEY, Examiner.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-24

gratuify Of $40 Was awarded to Charles
houghton, Of Putney, for his herd Of Dutch
cattle
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| had Just donnel my first tail-cost
M whiskers had but started,
When Aramnia crossed my path
And left me broken hearted.
J f8ncie she had auburn hair.
('Twas more ike new-burut bricks.
He fayorite was " number one,
Her CATER number SIX.
But T. pressed her freekled hand.
A rather clumsy seven),
| shut ny eyes-bade earth farewell.
And dreampt was in Heaven.
| vowed she was ethereal,
An angel OF a saint
! madly kissed her blushing cheek,
Alas the blush was paint
And when another she espousei,
And asked me to the bridal,
My brain was turned, my spirit crushed,
Ny thought was suicidal
But somehow with another now
share connubial JOYS,
And shea bux0m wii0W-has
A dozen red-haired boys.-Br00slyH Union
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year, old and over-lst premium. P BRADY
Burlington, $50 ID c " Browneu. u. I'll !
A S1edd, Burlington. 9 % 4 wears ola snd
under-lst premium, Lyman Brigham FsseY
~ ID Lyman Brigham, Burlington. 10. Ia
W liliam Zottman, Burlington. 90
Merltorious mention Of yoke Of vear old
oxen, belonging TO J A Shield, Burlipgtor
steers, year old-lst premium. Z J Ken,
Fanton, So ID A Il Royce, Swantop. 10
steers years old-lst premium, J 4 Button
Scranton, 90; p Homer Irish, Shelburn
W; I'd Charles Houghton, Putney, OO
steers, ] year old-lst premium, Lyman Brig.
ham Essex, 6 90; ID A Fl Royce. ssautoS
oo 30 " Brownell, Williston. O0
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S25O.OOO

On single --s l-. as We devote 1ur emit tine %
th.s business an employ every facility for trAl-
s--iu.- Dc ir SGT a--l-y manner think that IL
ssre-s WILL fnd - p be for their sdvautaee % intu
they BUSINESS o. 51rc are and We vii always look q
taei- interest and euceavar % serve then in q ST.
.s.scrl-y au- n-tllal manner.
ALL LOSSES vii be LITERALLY ADJUSTED
and PROMPTLY PAID 81 this Agency liz curreu,
funds. Wae- desired ne viii make losses payable
IL GOLD
Ne smu.rF an experiences Surveyor who vii
msEe su-ra. FOL. s--ls end other r.sks when inzu--
s1oe-s c-s-.-. s.-a1u- extra charge. and re are
prepared place risks lr ANY COMPANIES thai
parties @ are.er .- tfrre -e.s-tr- is le;, % rs vt
vii -i-e chem che .s.- alutes 10 this county
r Cauuu ri,a-oas b. mar viii receive prompt
Hrteuuca-
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~ ara prepares 70 sppoln; Agents IL all the p-.i
cipA- towns and cities throughout our ts--to-y AID
90 -ssue policies o. al kinds Of insurabis property
81 current rates Applications for Agencies should
be sdiressetto Us and vii receive pr npt attention
A-e1ts viii be appointed iu the smaller towns m
villages who can take applications .1- Insurance O.
end O. this caee and We VI. issue tte -,.I.-a.
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THE BURLIN GTON

Daniels North Ferrisburgb case Of woolens,
dip.
Z c Ryer, Burlington, bes, single thread sew
ing machine, (Bartram q Fanton 81 dip.
& C I Hagar, Burlington, case silver
plated harness ware. dip.
Do leather harness, dip.
A a Atherton, Waterbury, washing machine
dip.
National Horse Nail Co, vergennes, horse
nails, dip and So.
Chas Campbell, West Rutland, sample Of
carved marble, dip. and 50.
Adams & Co, Mortified, Vt, sample Of
slate, dip.
John Landon, Rutland. sample of Norway
oats, dip.
J baxter, Middlesex, model Of spring bed.
dip.
A Fuller, Burlington, Lille safe and sad
iron cleaner, DIP.
CT Nelson. burlington, school furniture, dip.
Ira Brown. New Haven. Vt, fruit crate, dip.
Durfee S. Eastman, Bristol, butter tubs, dip.
D NJ Varney, Burlington, rifles, dip.
Wing * Smith, Burlington, lasts and boot
trees, dipl
Hamilton Manufacturing Co, Lowell, zephyr
worsted. dip.
ON Gibbs. East Calais, one churn, dip. and
$40
FLORAL HALL.
lest .at or photographs, N Bi1by, Bur
lngton dip
AG Lucas, Burlington, stained glass, &C.,
dip.
Henry s. Co., Darlington, perfumery and pat
eut melle.ie>, dip.
St5rrs 81 Co.. Winooski, trusses and support
crs. dip
Al styles, Burlington, best collection stsroo-
scope views, dip.
I G Richardson, s.. Adams, collection store,-
scope views, dip.
Il Burnett. Burlington, stainei glass dip.
AESI y SnartucA. burlington, for case Of
furs, dip
40 iIoai, Wiuoosli. for Imminent and trocHes,
dip.
\ Allen. Burlington, clothing, dip.
Anthony Williams, Burlington, hair work,
dip.
CoFreneh s. Co. burlington, books aud s'a-
tionlry. Dip
Ripley d snattqek, Burlington, sporting
CooIs. aiF.
queen City Laundry, Burlington, laundry
Ms Royal Upper. Bethel, lest afghan,
dip
Mrs John Robinson, Bethel, ii best afghan,
Ransom Calberth, Burlington. pile remedy,
Mrs N ap-ar, Darlington, best stamped
work, dip.
TN Iotu. Miiiletury. penmauship, dip.
Emma . Pratt. Milton Falls superior haui.-
work. Dip
Kate Neeci. Sheburu, foral designs, 50
Jessie Mech, Saelburu. boquets, 81
Mn Norman Drowned. Essex junction, ras
carre,, 81.
Is-4 Wright. Burlington. artificial wreath.
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UIEsE- U lLL WILE -I-NIU OL.--
Best, Clark Ned-eworth, H-lcate, $1,000.
- do, e Pier-on, Burlington. 90, Sd do.,
JAS + Mead. Suoreham. B ul
The aw ard Of premiums Oh speed we have ale
ready given. or give elsewhere ia this paper
Tas premiums offered by the aiary for ve.oe,-
ucia riding vi, ua; contested for
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-24

gratulty Of $50 was awarded to Freeman
Aye Of Canada and ChAmplAin, n. Y, 70
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nrrLAHn 4 RrRLNeroN RI.


On and 4re- Monday. Nav .-. Trains u -l1 a.
flov-
LEAVE nUHLIyeToN
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Snsnranre.

1913 5, yS-SSS-
E3ya4llls'f9lElEE
This Agency was established in Is,s
Etna Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD. conn
Capital and surplus s5.o52.s.,
Homo Insurance COmDan,
OF EEw YORK.
Capital and Surplus, sa.-sos.,
Hartford Fire FMS. COlnpaa
OF HARTFORD. COM.
Capital and surplus, s2,o-.
sR>. Go. o. North Amcr.r
OF PHILADELPmA
.iacorporarsd 1873. The Oldest C--au-
United s-ztss.
Capital and surplus, s-.C,r
PhGni1 Insurance Compau,
OF HARTFORD c5-
Capital and surplus. -
LOriIIard Fire En.. compaf
Capital and surplu,. sl=@.sa
Niagara Fire Insurance g..
OF NET E.5--
Capital and surplus. s.-oaaoa
Manhattan Ens- Compar,
OF EE# YORK
spriueGcId F.ATs. En-. 60
,zr
"
'''''
OF 1A''L-.--
Capital and >arT.u-. t----55s-
OF Ne" YORK
s.~
's W" -A-
= d '''''i anu ''' JUS
of NJ"
OSpi'"i ana SURPLUS r
of --1AS1' n. y
~..=. ~.
''-' '-'
OF FRoyuzS
Capital and surplus
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Bs,t wears Old stallion. 7 A LeaIand. Mid
dieburv. 50. - james 3 Ryan, Fairfield,
500 "a Harvey Yates. Nidlehury. CO.
Best . wear old stallion. Wm ) Cheeuev. Nor
r5stowu. I'd $ q Rogsrs. We--f0rl. 3 ul
81 gaa- Lssl.ir. Wlao9skl.
BROOD AAAt'-tIA Glass
Best brood mare, Lester Fish. Ira, --i ~
Chss r. D3ige. Calais. D. 1n Sd B f-lua-
gan. Burlington. lHUH The ANNA uf j $
Dr-w, south Burlington. received The second
premium hs, year. ami a4t Tor THAR tle CONE
m'-tee saii' would have received 'Ae t'e--'---
'-S
STALLION. GLlIIsa ol. ,iAEE-IITTE Glass
Best mara 5 Town. MONTPELIER. $50. "a
IA u.I..-5 H. T.. ,l.-ts -.
son, Colchester. $40; Fl Leonard Fish. lra
DO ID G j D9i-e- Calais, '' Best fi,.y
o YEAR old. j. 5 Drew, south Darlington - B
Nau' -'I, 0He-'uFntf wv obi q. T.. " --'-
l9eS, hr'ue''r9' : ol. Best yet err ono -..l,
I'll - I-...i...-.. '''. l5 7 o.
Oh IL Drew. south burlington, . '. ~ g.
---'
MATCHED H1H-E--sfTEs1H CLASS.
D 80 premium. Wm Srdrrs, Montpelier. SO ;
.ia L4iase. Burlington 10. 81 AV TAYLOR.
P.4ad-l. b
,,.--rrr. ,4orse.- ,-r.-rrr GLASS
-
b.-' ntr under la l-- hands. % = j awn,
.-e'- SO ''' ~ D.. " J. herrl'k, WI
usa-Ei, boo 1'i al DO, j. Sunderland, high
gale. Ht
GryI.vAs'- DHIgIS6 H1r-E--N1yru Glass.
b.. n..--.- p..-- ,r.4t...-- ..r.4-
60 -. - -,t "a -.
.- IN. 5..- .- - "a. d q r-.
s IL
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FIRST CLASS
Shuttle Soaring .MOChiRe.
FOR
FORTY DOLLARS.

simple, effective. easy running. almost noise
~ less, ana haGdsume machine, the WILSON
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE stands without a
rival. This machine will do the full range Of work
that the high priced machines do, and Is fully war
ranfed for three year,. Manufactured by the Wilson
Sewing Machine Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Cap
ital $1,000.
AGENTS WANTED in every town in wash
ington, Chittenden and Addison counties Liberal
inducements offered.
Apply TO, or address, Z c. RIVER Payn's Block,
Church Street, Burlington, Vt.
July a WITT
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!. VT. FREQ PR Z 5 5
STEAMBOAT

STEAMBOAT.
1893 LAKE, CHAMPLAIS. 1863.
.sesC Fork,
ALBANY. TROY. SARATOGA,
Niagara Fells, Bunaio, and all southern and Yves
tern Points, O1deushurg and the Cansdas'
Summer. Arrangement.
The elegant and commodious Steamers
ADIRONDACK. Capt. VIZ. q. FLAse.
CANADA, " VIZ. ANDERSON.
UNITED STATES. BAEBrrT.
VIII. on and after MONDAY, May 3ist, 1869, form
TWO DAILY LINES EACH WAY.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Burlington e45 AN. and go Pm on arrival
OF Vermont Central Trains
Close connection d. made al Whitehall by both
morning and evening boats with trains Of Rensselaer,
Saratoga R r.. 10Y Saratoga Troy, Albany, New
York and the West
GOING NORTH.
Leave Burlington A. 4.pu A. and 500 p N. The
morning ana afternoon boats make close con
nectou at Plat5sburEh with trains Tor Montreal
and Ogdensnurs.
Freghts taken al lowest rates
y THROUGH TICKETS can be obtained
board Of Steamers and al the General Ofhce, West
side OF City Park.
Passengers and Baggage transferred between cars
and boats FREE OF CHARGE
o. c. MITCHELL,
General Superintendent
Burlington, bay Is, 1863. t'4SWu
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STALLION, GLIIN. ole NAEE-IllTE Glass
B-s, mare. = s Town, Montpelier, 500 "a
Ia HolcomU. Isle L Motto, So
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TIE STATE FAR


The following are the premiums awarded by
the Society
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FAT CATULE

Pair Of oxen-lst prem. to Orris Ballard
Georgia, SIS ID to J H Button, S"anton
1000.
Fat ox-lsi prem. to G " BroEne.., Willlston
SD: d to Geo L Reynolds, Burlington, 800
Fat cow--lst prem. to Fireman Aye, Cham
plain, y Y. for Hereford COW, So I'd e
Sheid S Van SicAien, Burlington, for COW
Leila 400
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FRIDAY MORNING. SET

1mg5 & Chemicals.
DRUGS! DRUCS:!
Patent Medicines,
Dye Stuff,
Chemicals,
Cooking Extracts
Spices,
Shoulder Braces.
Elastic Hose
supporters
Syringes
Trusses,
TOILET GOODS.
Perfumeries, foreign ard domestic.
PCmades,
Hair Oils,
German Cologne,
Florida Water,
Hair brushes
Flesh Brushes,
Clothes Brushes
Tooth Brushes,
Hand Brushes,
Nail Brushes,
Infants Brushes.
And every description Of Toilet articles, aud in
deed everything usually Kept m O first class drug
store, hand fresh from the wholesale houses, IL
large Quantities ana Tor sale at a small advance Oh
cost, by
WILLIAM ROOT.
Baxter's Block, College Stree.
DR.. BELLS BITTERs.
These Btters are d wonderful and approved ve-
geta0le tonic and Alternative, and though but sh 70
time before the american pablo. have attain ct-
leurity for their curat quAtle- Wherever intro
duceG, and are finding rapid sale. ihe5 are pre-
pared from formula OF Or. Bell, az eminent En-
-.isA phy slcian. hy whom they were prescribed for
the speedy and permanent cure OF Dyspepsia, Liver
C.mplaiut. Disease OF the Kidneys. ana ali impur
ities u the hlo0d and ailments arising IRON disor
dercd stomach. They ar. slightly sumulalt plea
SAINT ana a.-reea bic % take. Manufactured aLa for
sale wholesale and retail ny the proprietor
WILLIAM ROOT.
Is. .. uUysHE p Travelling Agent. burlington VI
Burlington, Sept 9, i-1a--1wiy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-24

Best stallion kept in the State the season Of
1863. Joseph Rounds Hinesburch d. Billy Bow
lers,'' 50 ID q Gilman, Montpelier, 30.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-24

list premium, G 5 Reynolds, Burlington, So
q Il Cleveland, Loventy, 90; Sd JOIN
Landon, Rutland. o..
Meretorious mention to II Cleveland, on'
COW, ole heifer two years old, and one heifei
calf three months old