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We will send to Agents. free of Tim

FOR A CLUB OF ID AND THREE Oh ...
-One Of the following articles; d DE-
shirt Fronts. / set solid Gold Stuis. AHA
sirnere for Pants Fine white Counter
size. I elegant balm0ral skirt. ~ Jtr. b.. -
or bleached oheetiug, good quail ts- s.-
elegant lOO-Picture Morocco l0und '.H-
double lens SteToOscOpe and y tlr.- rs
al yer Mated engraved nuttie il--.r
SILK an, with Ivory or sanaalWg'1 i-
ed edge and spanzled. I steel CarFI1-
Fork. very best quality, IVORY ua.l
handsome beaded and lined Ptras.l.
Print. / very line Damask Table Cover
oualfty Ladies Serge Congress Boot.
en- Towels. { doz Rogers best S.lls- Da
/ Ladies large real Morocco fill--l-
fancy dress pattern dnz- eie-l' s--
engraved Napkin Ring. COZ -a -ls g.
or Cotton stockings. Gents hea1l Chased
Gold RIM I Or. Ladies high cut -.r
I elegant Delaine Dress Pattern. '.--
in box complete. ! set Jewelry' pin, .l
FOR a CLUE OF 20 AND FIVE ulLLs7.-
black or colored Alpaca Dress Pattern .r-
Curtains DIT. all Wool Blake s.. rl-r-
yer plated bottle Revolving Castor.
writing desk I solid Gold scarf Pin. 3
fine & .ssiruere for nts and Vest SET ..
anc handled Knives with silver plated rllas
q ant satin Paras0l. heavily ueaael AMI line .
Silk mr. cents Calf Boots 30 yurns goo
al yards GOOD brown OF hleached She etiu-
or iD.yard .yd wide, good quailiy. Z a.
i nIsfn Norwich P plin Dress Pattern ..
vri,ifh cloth for ladies' Cloak Ele-ali
Mated Tea Pot yds double WIN "
Cloth for cl0akin=-
ron GLIB OF 100 AND TEN D.L-l
- sfs-ino or Thfb bress Pattern. Bar.
Damask Table Cloths and Napkins G. ---a-
-en1s' French Cali Boots. D heavy
- Ie- Pitcher. Very hne Ail-"
7l;e5 Ciosk Wen very best qua. g.. .-.
Pleaehef Sheetiu-- q yds- iile t-
J. eie.-aut Poplin Dress Pattern -a-.
Bereee Dress Pattern neiul-,-- ---
FcrEs Ladyrs OF Gents StlF.. l-
W,teb Bartlett Hand Portfolio >sTl-
splendid Family Blele, steel en-'t
cord and photograph pages = l---
Cardefing good col0rs- . par 81. .
b iits. / good six-harrel R-vHl,-l-
lfuTand Cape. ! s.nsle-oarrei 81. Gun
uIated engraved six-uottle hev.-,.- l.-
las bottles . very fue Violin ll
st IVORY balanced Knives ant FORKS F-
lar-er clubs increase in the SAND ratio.
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I'D Esq F UR :,
Buffalo and Fancy Robes,
HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, BAGS,
Silk, Alpaca and Bingham Umbrellas
A full line of Underwear and White Shirts.
Mems Furnishing Goods
IN GREAT VARIETY.

N.B-These goods are all new, and have oe cen
selected with creates by one experienced IN tne
lusiness; and have no old stock that has been car
ried four or five years that must be sold, but nave
ali fresh new made-up goods, bought tr cash, Una.
are aesirable and can be sold cheaper than las'
year. -. ,.,, nj
This est establishment is n fur store where may AZ
ways be found a ar-e stock not stock con pIlsns
several other kinds Of goods and no general as7or'
ment of either kind, but
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DREW + RIGGS,

DREW \ RIGGS.
ATTORNEYS AND COUN> ELLORS At LAW.
WAsHINGTON, DC.
OFFICE CORNER I'm AND D. STREETS.
SPFCIAL ATTENTION paid to claims against the
- L. :. Government Of every kind. Patents oh
tanned and business with any Of the Departments
carefully attended T..
A liberal per eentage " Il he allowed Attorney
sending as business to transact No charges VII
he made attending privately to difficult eases in
the Pension Office where the applicant is widow or
orphan. whether the ease comes 70 u directly or
Novi - wifi
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orR cOMMLSSIONs 81 -

Exceed those Of every other esta' E.r,-.--
kind Proof Of this can he iouGI co. s....
premiums with others FOR GU is 1s Tiz
SIZE, in addition 70 which VIC cls.u
,roods ofthe same character.
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NnrIcr no CLAIMANTs.

rjlIIE following described property was seized oy
| Officers Of the Customs for violation 20 the rev
enue laws Of the United States, 70 VII.
At Jericho, Vt. 5th December, 1864, 40 ounces MOI
At Jericho. Vt. 9Th December ls6s %. ounces Nor
phine.
ANY person or persons claiming the property ~
seized are hereby notified q appear within I"en.t
~ Collector Of Customs Tor the District Of eront'
claim stating his or her interest in the proPsil5
seized. also % execute bond 10 the nlted 1ull
in accordance with the provisions Oh tAe IL" 49,
AL % GEO. !. STANNARD.
Collector Of Customs.
Custom House, District Of vermont,
Collectors Office, $40.
Burlington, 9Th January 1882
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TAXES.

I AM NOW collecting the State Tax, and persons
i paying their taxes 10 me before February LIST
will be entitled to deducti,n OF four per cent Of
the amount paid.
LUMAN DREW, City Constable.
Burlington, Dee. 81, 1868. t'dim
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HARVARD LAW SCHOOL,

CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
TWO TERMS, beginning February p and Sep
i TENDER 10, 1869. The resident Professors are
Theophilus Parsons, LID, Emory Washburn, L, L.
D., and Nathaniel Holmes, A NJ. Gentlemen Of dis
tine ion in the Profession lecture from time to time
on special topics. Application may be made for Cir
culars further information to either Of the Resi-
dent Professors. dltaw&w2w
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RailrOads.
RUTLAND BURLINGTON R.R.

RUTLAND & DI RLlNGTON R.R.
CHANGE OF TNE.
on and after Monday, NOV. 30, trains VIII run as
follows:
LEAVE BURLINGTOS-FlRsT TRAIN,
$50 AN-MAIL TRAIN for Troy, New York, Bos
ton, lowell. Worcester, Fitchhurgh Brattlehoro,
Springfield. Hartford, New Haven, Saratoga
Springs, and the WEST. Arriving at Rutland
80 AN: Saratoga, 80 pm; Troy, . Pm.
New York, MA Hudson River Railroad, 1920 P.
N. Springfield PM; Boston, 10 Pm.
Tsroa.ch from Burlington 10 Troy and Boston lrifhOuf
change Of Cars
SECOND TRAIN,
I.3o P.N.-DAY EXPRESS, for Rutland, Troy, and
New York. Arriving at Rutland, 4.l0 P. N.
Troy, Pm; and New York, $50 AN.
THIRD TRAIN:
800 ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. Arriving
at Rutland 730P-H.
FOURTH TRAM
go P.N-NI6HT EXPRESS, with sleeping cars, for
New York and Boston. Arriving at Rutland
I2-3j Pm, Saratoga, Il AN Troy, $40 AN
New York, Il.3j AM Bellows Falls 3.25 ~
Springfield, AN New York, RIA Springfield,
1890 Pm; and Boston s30A.M.
Ne change Of cars 5etreen Burlington and Troy or
Boston.
n The $50 AN. and $50 P. NJ Trains make close
connections at Troy and Albany with n. Y. Central
for the West.
TRAINS ARRIVE Nv BURLINGTON
4.l0 AN. Night Express, from Boston, Troy, and
New York. go AN. accommodation, from Rutland.
$40 Pm. Day Express, from Rutland, Troy, and
New York. 6.ls pm. Mail Train from Boston, Troy,
and New York.
For further information apply at the Union Ticket
Office, No American Hotel Block, or at the Rutland
Railroad Passenger Station. where you can procure
your tickets to the above points-West, North, and
South-uest-and have your choice Of the various
routes.
]. ". VA2DWELL, General Agent, at Passen-
ger Station.
JOHN ". CARPENTER, Ticket Agent. at No. /
American Hotel.
Burlington, Vt, Nov. 30, 1868.
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TH undersigned offers for sale his Farm situated
L in Willistln. five miles from Burlington and one
and a hafmiles from Essex Junction. The farm con-
sists of seventy Tour fD acres Of land in STATE Of
good cult walton, we'll watered and wooded. Also a
wood lot Of ten acres ur miles distant viii De sold
with the farm if desired. The house and harms are
in good repair. The stock will be sold if wanted.
For further particulars inauirc on the premises.
GEORGE BATES.
Williston, Vt, Jan'y 7th. 2sw3E
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LANES AMRLER.s EsTATE.

WE the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w The Honorable the Probate Court .ar the Dis
trict % Caittendeu Commissioners 70 receive exam
inc andadiust the claims ami demands % an persons
ainst the estate Of ames tsnblc- late II r -h npud
In aid District represented usolveut and also All
claims and demands exhibited u Offset thereto, and
months from the day Of the date hereof beng al
lowed by said Court for that purpose, We do there
fore hereby give notice that we will attend 70 the
business Of our appointment at the dwelling Of sam
uel r. Cutler, In Richmond in said District on the
last Thursdays Of February and June next az ten
o'clock 4. ", on each Of said days
Dated this twenty-irst day Of December \. D.
1855.
ROBERT TOWERS, }Conuissioper-.
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A Ton OF Hay By MEAsuRE.-lt is mat
ter Of considerable dispute how much hay in
the mote ought to be allowed. as ton in
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FOR SALE.

V'HE farm known as the VIM. Hazard Farm Of $50
Il acres. One of the most desirable locations in
Ferrlsburgh. Addison, Co Vt, unsurpassed graz
ing with sufficient grain land for the Of tn farm,
81 acres Of hard wood p ohably l20 cords l-2 m les
from the Depot. One mile fr1m Forrisourgh Hollow
where there is a Grist Mill. saw Viii and Factory
and various other manufacturing establishments Us
ually found in n small village about 100 old apple
trees and fifty Just coming into bearing tFo dwell,
ing houses two large barns; corn barn &c Well
a hons and harm on either portion. viii sell the
above together in halves in smaller portions to
suit the purchasers. ,o,,., ,,o,xr,s
Charlotte, Chittenden Co, Vt.
For further particulars enquire of G. G. Hazard, on
the premises or Hon. y. j. Allen, North Ferris
burgh, VT Dec. % loo9- WI.
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Sone months a--o / was called o. atteu-
Williams burg n. T., Who nl1 long reH
from Troublesome uterine disease It. rss-s r
marked 1y constant vaginal dl=cLur-
Of a waterv con sisteucv and sometime -a-s PEI
muco-puruleut. She had been under
meut Il r some time, but constantly -reH
giual examination disclosed extensive
and liberation Of the cerylN utali. Inc
lammation, which vas evidently asslil--
form. was also Aggravated BY longs t.ll.-
patton. palpitation Of the heart, nl-lt-5Tel..
Door appetite, and almost daily Ll.utIl---
"a u almost entire insensihiity duEu- 01
first visits. 1 commenced, Of course. b.
local treatment as the liberation tei-l
then applied mys self to a rccuper4t-l- o,
health. II was iucouvenicnt Co see Der
and except To mark the healing of the u-.a-.
early stages, ] visited her only every U-
For tonic and constitutional -uFi-U-lar i'..
vine only was prescribed / had s1a-a
become ACQUAINTED with It's pruUell.a-- l-
OF nothing more safe or sat siIct1rv Boz Is
effects. And the result completely Tl----t-
peotatiou- In less than fortnight tls aF
become free and regular IN their ua
niEht-sweats disappeared, and appel Pc -
grow The tainuuE spells became Jess
and soon ceased altogether. ID a-...'
there was no more cough, the vagina. si
seusibly diminishing. sleep was normal one
iug. and the general hellth decidedly
What remains is soon told TIE uaf--'
the use Of the NervIne, and DO etl'
some weeks longer when my ilr-u7-
not required since her recovery D -..-
but once. She seems perfectly well t.
sforpd ealth il aturIl emo % u- --
tic She never before had o. ue-I---
comf1rt-and such appel te- and SUED
such courage-and suc1 strength. Size
% keep house again without 10 and 81. --'
forth. II is ny own opinion that tl- N.-i
best tonic and corrective Qi the female .-.-
that mas ever come under MY a1se-Ta- 1
not iaii to continue its use ia all SID .l1
the profession know they are runner 1-
Tor sale By all DrugEisfs Price. ule .H.4..
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trict, deceased, s---
WHEREAS, application hath been made TO M
w Court IN writing, by the administrator OF tie
est ate Of sail deceased, praying for license ana au
tiorly to sell the real estate Of said deceased N
cu ing the reversi0n Of the widows dover tlereihr
for the payment OF dehts, and charges Of admins
trai0n and setting firth th rein that II Nvulu %
beneficial 10 the heirs and all persons interested u
SAID estate to make such sale and all the s-ld eIs
residing in this state having consented u sueh SAFE
in writing;
WHFRFuPOS the said Court appointed and assigned
the 2sth day Of January A. ID. 1852 az the fruhdte
Court rooms in said District, b hear and decide up
on said apple alton, and petition, and ordered pun
lie not &c thereof q he given 70 oil persons
ed therein by publishing said order, together VIII
The time and place Of hearing three weeks success
ivelv in the Burlington FREE Press news paper
which crculatas in the neighlorhood Of th0se per
so1s interested in said estate, all which ruhatl
shall he previous to the day assigned tor hearing
TgERyFOnE you are hereby notihed u appear
before said Court. at the time and place ass snel'
tbcp and there in said Court, o. We bonds, as the
law directs for the payment Of the debt, and chars-
e. Of administrator. and mike your objections 70
The Granting such license, il you see cause
Given under my hand, at the Pfonate Iouri i'.Hls
this 9th day o. January A. ID. l71.-
1zr9t
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NOTICE.

ry,HIs is to certify that have given my son Fran
| els H. Rice his time. and srall claim none Of
hi. wages and pay no debt Of his contracting after
SAMUEL RICE
winooski, January It'll, Is6e.--aswat.
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ROBERT TOWERS. } c,-,-,i...,-.-.
7w Z. B. ANDREWS,
IEREMIAH FRENCH,s EsrArE.
GREE rING.

III o Emil II IL I'M II - \ r.
STATE OF VERMONT, lV'O all persons con
District OF Chittenden. s. | cerned in the Is
tate n jeremiah French, late u Burlington, in
said District, deceased,
GREETING.
At Probate Court holden al Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chittenden. the 18th day
OF December A. D. lS6S an lNsI zUNENr, purportiu-
% be the last Will and TEsrANENr Of JEREMIAH
French late Of Burlin zton in said strict deceased
was presented % the Court aforesaid, for fruhate
and il Is ordered Or sail Court that the 10th day Of
January. A ID seq, az the Probate Court Rooms in
said Burlington. be assigned for proving said In
struneut and that notice thereof be given 70 all
persons concerned. by Publishing this order three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Burlington FREE Pass,
newspaper printed at said Burlington, previous 70
the time appointed
THEREs6RE, you are hereby not fed 70 appear
before said Court al the time and place Aforesaid,
and contest the probate Of said will fyou have
cause.
6iven under my hand at Burlington, in said Dis
trict this 26th Day Of December, AID. ISIS.
27-3w RUSSELL 5. TAFT, Register.
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BURLINGTON STEAMBOAT
On and after Friday. Dec 9th, 1868, the
" % n II r. y II VI E 3 -
will run betveenl
Plattsburgh 4 Burlington

As follows, Making One Trip daily Sundays
excepted,
Leave Burlington, $40 AN. for Plattsbursh, via
Port Kent.
RETURNING.
Leave Plsttsburgh, at l Pm. for Burlington via
Port Kent.
GEO. A. MERRILL, Gen. Supt
Rutland. Dee. p. ls6s.t.df
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE FARM known as Quaker smiths Point
| This farm l. situated in Shelhurn, 5 miles from
Burlington. the Lake shore, and miles from
railroad depot and post-oice 1t cou5ans 40 acres
Of good land, well wooded; fruit in abundance, such
as apples pears peaches, puus, cherries, and eur
rents Il has also a grove Of cedar. Of fine thrifty
trees, es.imated by competent judges 70 be worth
from 5000 g 5000; good brick dwelling hous, and
convenient barns; and well Of uever-failing water
at the door For fishing il is not t. be equallei as
there beautiful cove surrounded by cedars with
In five minutes walk Of the door, which abOunds in
Bass and Pickerel during their season. For terms
apply TO ISAAC SMITH, Shelburn Village, vt.
Nov II WITT
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G,mburrttinn Gas.

Garburrttinp Gas.
CHEAP LIGHT: CHEAP LIGHT :;
Improved Gas ! .
DOUBLE THE LIGHT I!
FROM THE SAME sTRET GAss,
OR HALF THE AMOUNT OF GAS CONSUMED,
BET TER ZIG HT
E ure I'd
Carburetting Coal Gas.
EVERY GAS CONSUMER
MAY REDUCE HIS Gas BILL ONE HALF
Or Double His Light.
CALL AT G. S. BLODGETr & cos,
College Street, Burlington,
AND SEE THE
Carburetting Process.
THIS is NO HUAIBUG. BUT AN
Actual Cash Saving to Every Family.
READ THE TESTIMONIALS.
Saving for one month, sls9.35, over 40 per cent
N. Y. Tribune.
"Usng three and four foot burners in the place
six and eight, heretofore."-N. Y. Herald
liam satisfed that this improvement will makea |
clear saving 20 u.s. in our gas bills Of 5000 per !
wear ~. C. Moore & Co., 5ttisborourgh, Mass
awe hereby heartily endorse it as the most per |
feet gas light have worked by In any print [
ing ofice-"-Signed by the Foreman, 1,sf Foreman. 4
Readeri, Chef Rsuiser and Makers up Congregational
Printing Office, Washington, d. c.
"saves fully one-third the e1pensc."-Daiiy Spy, |
Worcester, Mass.
ave have saved IS per cent, yet light is fully
equal to what il was ore."-NieAols & Huiohins,
LotosL, Mass
a. Has saved more than 40 per cent in the quantity
of gas consumed, whilst the quantity OF light has
been somewhat increased and its quality greatly
improved."-John j. May, Broad Street, Boston,
II THE INHABITANTS OF BURLINGTON WANT TO
SAVE .NEY!
In their daily expenses now is their time. Remem
Der
G. s. BLoDGETT & CO.,
College street, Burlington, Vt.
Oct. Is. 1868 'd&w VT.
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Professional.
DENTAL NOTICE.

UF4N 7 Il No II u
AN at home again and viii be glad 70 see those
j recurring the services Of dentist. Remember,
the only place in this County where teeth can be
procured with the " Folsom Patent that prevents
food from working under the plate, is at my Office
parties procuring teeth with this improvement Of
an : other Dentist In this County render themselves
liable to prosecution. -
u Fiiling an. .-Atrsotiii-- zone with care. Oihce
in First Matt onal Bank Building,
JOHN II. COMEGYS.
Burlington, April o. 1865. VT
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oRLANDo BFEMAN's ESTATE.

u Probate Court, for the
DisrnIcr OF CHIrrEyDEy, District ofChittenden.
To tn heirs and all persons interested in the estate
ofOrando Beenian late Of Milton, in SAID DIS
trict, deceased
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Mrs. Wins slows
3 o OTHING rRU T..

FOR CHILDREN 1EETHING.
rI'HIS valuable preparation has been used Fnh
Il NEvER-FAILISG success in thousands Of cases.
II not only relieves the child from pain, but in
vigOrates the stomach and bowels, corrects acdty,
and gives tone and energy to the lie system. II
will also instantly relieve
Grping in the Bowels Il Wind Collie.
We believe IL the BEST and sUREsT REMEDY in the
world, in all cases Of Dysentery and Diarrhaa in
children whether arising from teethng any other
cause.
Full directions for using will accompany each bot
tie. Be sure and call for
MRS. wINSLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP,
Having the facsimile of Curtis & PRRKINisupon
the outside wrapper. All others base mutations
August |. 'd&wemos.iss
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Nine Hundred & Sixty Miles

the line West from Omaha are now completed
and the work is going on through the Winter. AS
the distance between the finished portion oil the
Union and Central Pacific Railroads is now less than
400 miles, and both companies are pushing forward
the work with great energy, employing over 'o'ooO
man there can be no doubt that the whole
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STATE TREAsURsE's OFFICE, .-.
MONTPELIER, VERMONT, Janu - /, 80

=
Alsxrpvt.lER. VERMONT, JanuHry 1, -59
Nr0TrCF hereby g.veu That under the PROV
y si0us Of an Act Or Che Ell latufe, spPi'tg-
Nv h. I-6- 10 Ca tcrcst vii De aitoWe1' aitei jan
7.,-y A D. i-1a. on money IN the treasury OF On
S-,fo T., the credit Of Officers soldiers ~ the'r %
si.-nee-. which was received under the ai4etm ny
-r.t.n Of the Uuted States AMI tie pfoVlsluu7 %
lie Act OF the Legislature 0i this state, appr1'1-
nov 2u i-5i. - Ill ...- I'D.
There IS large number oi unsettled ailothell Al
counts on the books Of this ulce, showing uilall-
~ 81 oa..rs aud S1I tiers OF their Representatives
and il is requested that parties entitled % tue came
draw the am0unt their due. in order that inc ae-
counts ma5 be- closed At the earliest DAY pfal1
Tbe act Of or p Is5 provides. ll .a-e ~ TIE
decease ofsuch der while IN the SER ice the lol-
e dino such soldier shall OF be deemef assets " such
soldier for the payment no dent- against -u.u '.'.
der or next Of kin
To enable those who may have claims upon the
State nr the balances above referred 20, % o 'i-n
the same with the least delay, the following ini1r-
mafi0n j. iulu shed
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First National Bank of Burlington.
rl,HE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockholders Of
L this Bank will be held In their Rankinghouse in
the second Tuesday Of January next, at II O'Clock
AM for the choice Of directors for the ensuing year.
c. A. SUMNER, Cashier
Burlington. Vt Dec. 10. 1865 sf&Mlm
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AUSTIN BROTHERS,

SEND for Circular and Catalogue Of Goods in our
Stat authority. The very best articles and pre-
miums known TO the trade. Send rs . trial club To-
J: 3. AUSTIN BRO, 4s Hanover Street, Boston,.
Mas Jan, I, wlt.
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NHE Subscriber offers for sale his Intcrvale liru
Il Of 80 acres. running water 60 the house and
harms well fenced and tmhered. said larm will be
sold with or without stock and tools. Il viii keep
from ~ to 80 COWS and team The above is located
on the main road between Burlington and ,,ontpc-
lier. Buildings good and near School. For further
particulars enquire Of subscriber on the premises
WillistOn, sept. lst, W.T. A. F. HEDGES
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9eU advertisements.
Revolution in Trade :

THE CCESs Of o,,r oxp noce
i has caused such co1spi..S- VI JULIAN Sal
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riosirv seekers but reliable. steady. pa --
uIavmeut Tor those who u-4- -s--.
with three-ceut stamp, G.. I. NA- AL-ll B.
Is New street New lurk.
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The claimant or claimants mus. make written
Application under OATH and over his her, ~ tneir
own signature stating his. her. OF tleir name, age,
residence. connection 70 the deceased with the let
ter or name Of the company and regiment o. which
he belonged. and the time Of hIs death.
Prooc-The dispositions OF two credible wit
ne.ses will De required. SITTING that they are
aeauainted with the claimant claimants the rela-
ton hesd 20 the deceased and that the! the cepcu
ents are disiutere-ted-
~ 1.-THE soldier died unm2rr ed, il must he so
stated in the applications q those claiming o. be the
father mother, bl other or sister, well as by the
witnesses.
~ Proof Of marriage record evidence, if posi-
hlsI must always accompany the application -
JAPAGE. Treasurer.
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