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One New TWO-StOry Double
House and Lot.

One New EWO-StOry Double
House and Lot,
on same ST. as No. j. containing 60 IT, front and l4O #
deep. The dwellings are now i'll course of erection,
and will be completed IN few weeks
No g.
ONE SINGLE STORY HOUSE
onestory and a.haIf, situated on Cummin's street.
Lot 30 by 80 ieet.
A LOT AND STABLE,
situated on Union street, 3O3 by l4O deep.
No.. g.
A HOUSE AND LOT,
situated at Duck Creek. Lot SO by lao feet.
No.7.
A Lot of ground at Duck Creek, containing about
Three-lourIhs of Suitable for Building Lots.
No. 8.
2GRANARIES, Lime Sheds and Wharf, at Smyrna
Landing containing about Acres. with cripple. The
granarles are the best at the Landing.
No.9.
A DOUBLE DWELLING and LOT, situated at
Landing. Lot contains acres, with cripple.
No. 10.
A TWO STORY SINGLE DWELLING and LOT
situated al saIne place, containing about One Acre
Granary, Stable, and other out buildings.
No IL
A FARM OF 1913 ACRES situated in Duck Creek
Hundred about miles from Smyrna known as the
'COnnOr Farm. Ore half of Farm in White Oak Tim
her, which makes IL very valuable. Some frull-Ap
pie and Peaches.
No 10.
A FARM OF l3O ACRES situated in West Muir
derklll Hundred, about 6 miles west OF FELTON, One
story dwelling 40 by IL feet, with porIIcO the enIIrt
length, Stable, Carriage House, CRIB. and a Larg,
GranarV, now nearly compile ted. Good Apple AM
| Peach Orchard, QOUO Trees OF Ihe latter. About
the farm IN good White Oak TimheI-best IN tha
section. The above properties are all in Kent Co.
NO.l3.
| A TRACT OF LAND CONTAINING IS ACRES
adjoining the town Of Nj Mion. Suitable Tor BuIIdln
Lots, or tor iruIl or truck land.
| A TRACT OF LAND. containing As ACRES @
Wood and Timber Land, situated on the Junction an
Breakwaer Railroad, three miles from Georg geIOwn.
| Nc. IS,
| Attract OF LAND containing about Is Aero,
situated on same line as No u, miles from George
town, where a station Is 10 be built.
| No. l6.
A TWO STORY HOUSE and LOT, situated i
South Milton. Lot about 70 by 2OO ieet; known
the " Daniel Curry Property.'
No II.
A HOUSE AND LOT, situated in North Milton
The house IS two siOrles and the lot contains Half
Acre of Land. Known as the Captain Clifton Pr
| perty."
The above property is in Sussex county.
| No. lS.
| TIE SCHOONER, SUSIE X. Colt. fitted out in Sc
| tember, 69, and earTy60 tons IN foot water. Bul
of Delaware White Oak, and fastened with GalVal
lied Iron.
No. 10.
PAIRS OF MULES, and Wagon and Harness.
No. 90.
VESSEL NOW BUILDING at Smyrna Landin
with all the Material and Tools for carrying on
business
The above property will be sold low, and on ea
terms to suit purchasers.
r. F. HASTINGS,
dec30.3m Smyrna. Kent Co., Del.
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COAL OIL! COAL or

The safest hest and cheapest oil, for Illuminating
,n,noses in the market. We guarantee 1t to be all
MI i represented and at less cost to dealers than
,,u he purchased in this, or the Philadelphia Mar
lei. Give US a call.
THOMPSON & CO.,
Wholesale and retail dealers in Coal OIL Lard, Sperm
Whale and L.ubricating Oils, s. w. cor. SECOND
nd VARKET Sis. Wilmington, Del. [ap22-lyl
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A gents Wanted

A4 xN4I To sell New Book
ASCIlIS w uIIICu pertaining 10 Agrcul.
ture and the Mechanic Arts Edited by GEO. f WAR.
ING Esq the distinguished Author and Agricultural
Engineer OF ihe New York Central Park. NOhng
like il published; 300 Engravlngs Sells al sight
TO Farmers, Mechanics and WOrkIngmen Of all class
Active men aud women coming money
Send for Circulars r. b. TREAT & co PublishsS.
65I Broadway, N. Y,
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DEATHS.

tnVON Dover. on the morning Of the 9th
NV T oter prUtracted illness, Mary, daughter Of
%% ,Tn ,CahoOn, Esq aged about 80 years
az az qAN.-ln MIddeiOwn on Sunday week Mr..
1Ifu' faiman. in the 8lst year of his age.
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election Notice.

\ hss,S,ets In thu sn SMYRNA. Dec. % 1868
se,o Notified th. .na Delaware Bay Railroad COmpa-
ame the the annual election for Seven Direc-
ESQ., IN syar year will be held at the office Of Geo.
January se9 ny on the second Wednesday, the
'aUon. Nv ~ o CLOCK 7. NJ pursuant to the act
Y,.. BY order,
JAMES Il. CLEMENTS, Treasurer.
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cI,.r0rS of Youth.

,r,I.,uar who suffered years from Nervous Debility,
pnaturr Decay and all the effects of youthful ndiscre-
will The suffering humanity, send free to
~, ,nad H. the recipe and direction for making the simple
y by which he cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
experience can do by addressing. in perfect
'l' - JOHN B. OGDEN.
oIr No. AZ Cedar st. New York.
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Non, ,AsSIGNEE,S
oE OF APPOINTMENT.

|Oct Of Dsia Court Of the United States for the
!. Ia the matter Of
v s1a,. a D'saLyne, Bankrupt In Bankruptcy
nOtce Of nay Ssy concern: The undersigned hereby
Iakyne, Of "a appointment as assignee OF George
|enl and S,,,ou Ducs Creek Hundred, in the County
q" been o sS; 9I Delaware, within said District,
Ilhe Disir;ou,u Bankrupt on his own petit
sc the First d. ~onr' at OF said District.
f| RAV,So W January, A. d. 1869.
oAf fMON DEAKYNE. Assignee.
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A LOT FOR SALE.

M a,criber offers for.sae THREE RCILDING LOTS sit
t ms street, III the town OF Smyrna, and extend
ms street to Mulberry street; Of said lots
M ~ S and each of the others SO feet inches wide
f,55 5ahqed and two feet deep They joining each
~ vi" oe sold together separately For terms. apply
n =, to- T. J. THOMPSON,
II "i"s-5t Smyrna, Del.
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To the Working Glass.

T Ans now prepared 10 furnish constant employment
ments Business new, light aud profitable Fifty cts.
TO S5 per evening is easily earned and the boys and
girls earn nearly as much as men. Great ind luce
ments are offered All who see TINS houce please
send me their address and test the business for them.
selves If not well satisfied, will send 81 n pay for
the trouble of writing Ful particulars sent :fee'
Sample sent by mail for ten cents Address
dec234w +. G.. ALLEN. Augusta. Me.
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COMMENCING ON
Tuesday, the 26th day of January, inst,

At 10 o'clock A. NJ and continuing day after day until all is dis
posed Of his entire of Horses Mules Cattle Hogs &C.
Five head good Work Horses Of them fine traveller
Colt old Spring of good stock pair OF good
Mules well broke to all kinds Of harness II head Of extra
Mich which Calves their side all Of the
Aderney Durham stock; Heers Bulls is of the
Aderney Durham stock the other full bred Aderney
Fat Cow head of Sty Pigs. Farm I'm
plements consisting of IA Wagons with Peach Rigging
Feed Cutter Grt Mill; Large Corn Shelter Hand Shelter
Russes Reaper Mower combined selraker Wheel Rake;
One Double Roller Carriages and Harness hty POws of all
Cutvaors HarrOws Large Cultivators for till
Peach Orchards 40 suits of Wagon Harness. so suits Of POw
Sleigh Grain Spades Shovels Forks Hoes
Rakes. and many other articles herein mentioned.
Sixty Tons Of Timothy Hay all in barracks put without
rain quantity of ROnud Potatoes also of Sweet
Potatoes Tons OF HOg Cheese good Hospital Tents fifty
nair Of Rlanke
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TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.
CARPETS.
DON'T PAY TIE HIGHEST PRICES

THE NEW ENGLAND CARPET Co.. of Boston.
Mass, established nearly quarter Of a century
ago their present location in Halls II, 13, IS,
H. 49, 81, SO, IS and 81 Hanover ST, have probably
furnished more houses with Carpets than any other
house in the country In order TO aft I'd those a;
distance the advantage of their low prices propose u
send. the receipt of the price 20 yards or upwards
Of their beautiful Cottage Carpeng, at SO cts per yd.
with samples of ten sorts, varying price from IS
SO per yard suitable for furnishing every part
of any house. dec23 4w
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TO RENT.

n SaOS AND STORE. most desirable Rusi.
ale CauOhsi"ua hiuatI"n on Main Street, Smyrna, Op-
'asf -p''rS Hotel. Apply to
WILLIAM STUBBS.
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IVTIGE
OsEicE OF THE KENT COUNTY MUTUAL
INSURANCE Co, Dover, Dec. 81 1868.
lEsO, annual meeting Of the policy holders of
Il m SDouh'V Mutual Insurance Company will be
hs;"ytha ANUARY 18th, next, at Ii O'Clock
r. 'Ie third Monday of said month"; for the
Con- elecung ~ NINE DIRECTORS 10 serve
A, ~Osny m0aaiy Tor the ensuing year.
ESpgon Will be held at the Office Of Jesse s.
sOn' Esq in Smyrna.
sas 6y order, GEO B. DICKSON,
- Secretary.
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situated on South 81 in the Town "I Smyrna, Kent
county, State OF Delaware. The los contains ONE
AChE. rms Is one OF the most desirable residences
IN SAID Town, and where the subscriber now resides
IL Is built in modern slyle-compleed last year-the
main building being stories, 3S by % ieet, with
back building 10 by 81 feet, stories There are two
large water tanks and bath room. with verandahs
running the enlre length of the back building and
every Improvement desired.
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LARGE SALE OF
STOCK, FARM IMPLEMENTS,
Household Goods, &c.

The subscriber having rented his farm will sell Public Sale
at his residence mile from the Seven Hckorie the
road leading to Davis Crossroads Kent County Delaware
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New Advertisements.

~ in Music. Popular Music at Popular Prices -
HichcOcks Hait.Dime Series of Music for the Mil
lion" No. now ready. Music and words of the
Comic Song, CAPTAIN JINKs Of THE Horse MARINES"
Others TO Follow rapdly. Price cents each. Your
Newsdealer has 1t or will get IT 70. you Mailed On
receipt of price, Address BENZ. ". HITCHCOCK,
Publisher. SO Spring ST., New York. dec23 4w
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NOTICE.

lRARY sSsaeeliOn Election for officers of the SMYRNA
n Room 30 "aSSSOClATlON will be held at the Lii
.ekHxu THURSDAY, JANUARY l4th, at 7
BY order,
~%y OH, lS6s.-jan6 w % secretary
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IF YOU WANT GOOD JEWELRY,

you can get it at the JeweIry Store OPPOSITE THE
BANK. He always tells just what you are buying
J. v. SMITH
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT
PrlvaEe Sale.
Cd 1VsSo anal Lot.

me subscriber, wishing 10 close his business offers
at PTivate Safe, the following property, to wit
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-11-13
Gen. Butler Robbed.

1t was regarded as of sufficient Importance,
week ago, to announce the fact to the world
by telegraph that Gen. Butler, while journey
ing from Washington to New York, in sleep
ing car, was robbed of his overcoat, and about
$500 in money. The sequel of the story is
thus given in the New York Sun.
At about eight o'clock yesterday morning
Maj. Gen. Butler appeared in the Aston House,
wearing porter's coat and looking very seedy
about the shoulders He was met in the corri-
doris by Gen. William Merriam, the great ad-
jective war correspondent, and in Dutch Gap
times an intimate friend Of the General. Mer-
RAM beheld Butler with astonishmsnt. The
General had small satchel, and wore an expen-
sive pair Of black doeskin trowsers, beautiful
velvet vest, the finest of linen, exquisite era
vat, and pair Of boots Of the finest French calf
skin. But the coat was curiosity. It was
thresdbare and ragged. It had evidently seen
some years service A huge brass badge was
sewed on the left lapel. The legend "Porter,
No. 49, was engraved upon ii. The coat wal
covered With dust, and had patch Of leather on
each shoulder. lpta
Gen. Butler looked at Gen. Merriam as il over.
pressed with weight Of woe. Gen. Merriam
gszed at him several seconds, seemingly unable
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EpeciaI 0otites.



This title may be fairly given to a restorative
which has taken precedence OF all other tonic and
Alternative preparations for period Of nearly
twenty years Daring that long interval HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS may be truly
said to hare enjoyed uniivalled popularity. Many
preparations have been got up to compete with
it, but thoy have all fallen into its wake or sunk
into Oblivion for lack Of patronage. From the first
this Row world-ren0wned Vegetable Tonic has been
10th incidentally and financially successful. Every
year Eas added 70 tn number Of its friends, and the
demand for IT, based solely upon the experimental
proofs orIs excellence as preventive and curative,
seems to hayo 40 assignable Limit. This medical
profession sanction and approve its and it Is now
az 10 head of the class OF medicines Go Which it be-
lo... the admitted uniisputet SOVEREIGN oNc
or .I- Ace. The statistic of the United states
Z. saaHe department Will verify the st4temeut that
it ..ut. alone and uuapproasbed in tie magnitude
Gifts sales as compared with those Of any other pro
yrietary remedy advertised this side OF the At
laltc.
TaE ENr-As..IoS Of This TACT may be comprised
in a1sw words. HOsrETTERs STOMACH BIT
TIERS is at once the parest the safest and the most
p teut OF an vegetable toncs ana the best sntidote
TO every variety Of mllarious disease. Hence it IS
especially adapted the present season Of chilling
doyvs and uawhole-om; vspors.
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THE BURLINGTON. {



Special religious interest exists AT Hlrdwick
IN connection with the labors Of Rev. Mr.. De
Witt, OF n. Y. The Congregational and Baptist
Societies have united in a series of meetings
which appear to have resulted in much good.
Union meetings have also been held in Al
bany in the Congregational and Baptist churches,
under the direction of Mr.. Dewitt, the result
of which has been an awakening in both
churches.
Twenty-cne churches have been built or are
building in Chicago this year.
Several New York clergymen preached last
Sunday against gold gambling.
Mr.. Samuel A. Hitchcock, of Brinield, Mass
has just given $4,000 for the endowment Of the
Hebrew professorship in Andover Seminary. SO
worthily filed by Professor Mead. He also gives
$4,000 to Amherst College.
The minutes of the Southern General Assembly
show i synods, "a presbyteries, S57 ministers,
40 hcentiates, 124 candidates, AGO churches,
4,47O members added on examination, III on
certificate, 70, 96l communicates, S77i, AGO con-
tributions.
In an article in the last number Of RerRe les
Deur-.M0ndes, NJ. Quiet says that he was
nationalist in religion until he undertook to pre-
pare for the press an edition Of Gibbons " De-
cline and Fall The investigations necessary
in the preparation Of the notes for that edition
led him to accept Christianity as system that
could not be explained by purely human forces.
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lower Sales % 900 bushels at 81 20 | % for IN
sound mixed Western; II OF 40 lO6 for sound DO.
l o. "a for western yellow, and 05 for common
white Western.
Receipts oats 81 IS bushels. *
OATS-Ileivy and dull Sales IS 900 bushels Al
60 "a 60 new Southern and Western, closing in
side the price. .er'1ihaf fsis8 fN
RICE-Dull. .-.1
COFFEE-Quiet sales COO bags Of Rio on private
terms. a ~
sUGAR-Active, Sales 1900 hhds at III q l2l
for Cuba; " "a l1t for Porto Rico.
M0LASSES-Quet.
HOPS : Quiet. 10 "a % for American.
PETROLEuh-Steady. Sales at Ia Tor crude sd
for refined.
wOOL-Firm and quiet Sales 25O,OOo b. at Is a
50 for domestic fleece; "a unwashed; 10 "a 30 for
pulled % for Texas.
LEATHER-Hemlock sole in fair request at 20 q,
81 Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande, light and
middle weights Is "a 81; heavy do California ght
and middle weights q a % heavy do.
PROVISIONS = Pork heavy. Sales 3 % bbs at
30 30 "a 81 % for mess; closing at 20 70 cash;
3 90 a &c 90 for prime and q so "a Is co for
prime mess
BEEF Quiet Sales 100 bbls. at 20 % u 90 for
new plain mess; " % a II 80 for new extra mess
Beef bans Quiet. Sales $50 barrels at is 90 a
a 26 %.
CUT MEATS Steady. Sales 100 pkgs at IA; AIS
for shoulders; II a 70 for hams.
MlDDLES. Quiet and firm. Sales s. boxes ice
cured at ~ "a Il.
LARD-Heavy Sales $50 ties at To-. "a IA for
steam Is for choice dol Is a ISL for kettle rem
dered.
BuTrER-steady, at % a 81 for Ohio % q So
for State.
CHEESE - Firm at II eisi.
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address, the procession returned to the Hall, aud
dispersed. The occasion was one of much inter
est, and will not soon be forgotten. The new
hall just completed il one Of which the brethren
of North Star Lodge may well he proud. 1t IS
large, occupying, together with the ante-rooms'
the entire second story Of the building, and when
completely furnished will be one Of the tnes'
Masonic Halls in the State. The officers chairs
are from H. J. Nelson :, and the carpetDg from
the Is Bee Hive " of this city. Mine host ran
som of the Richmond Hotel, done himself crei''
as usual, and served his guests with an eXoeii'l'
dinner in good style The breaks in the iA.i-
roads kept many away who intended 70 O'
present
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Ytqal i1otires.
MARY HARDING, ,surnrnr Guar. on,Trs,Dr,

MARY HARDING, )SuPKENE CURT. CHirrzsDEs
CHARLES HARDING 1870.
The above named Mary Harding, having filed IN
sald Court her petition against the sal Charlie,
harulDg stating in substance, that she and the aid
charles Harding were married on the 9Th day OF
August, 1906 that after their marriage they CO.
habited as husband and wife at Buring ton unit, the
month OF September 1867, and that during their said
cohabitation the said Charles Harding treated her
with ntolerable severity by assaultng beating and
otherwise misusng her, and praying for divorce
and for the custody Of their INFANT child And II
appearing that the said Charles Harding is without
this State, Il ia
Ordered that the said Charles Harding be iutfed
70 appear before the Supreme Court next 70 he held
81 burlington within and for the County Of Chitteu-
den, on the first Tuesday in January 1870 and MAKE
answer TO said petition by publication Of this order
three weeks successfully in the Weekly Free Press
newspaper Published at said Burlington, the last
OF winch publication shall be at least weeks
previous TO the commencement Of said term.
dated at Burlington aforesaid, this 18th cay Of
Vctooer, 1869. A. !. HOWARD,
lfNSN Clerk Of the Supreme Court
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HENRY WARD
b Il Il { II h r =
SERMONS IN
Plymouth Pulpit.

Are being read by PEI pie Of sery cass and ieno s-
iHition all over this country ali europe. They are
tuIl ga VITAL beautiful religious thought ant Feeling.
Plymouth Pulpit is published weekly nd contains
Dir. Beeclers sar-. an. Prayers. ll form slf15Ls
Tor prefertGfi1H md bH1fHg. Dor sale hy all news
dealers. Price luc- early subscriptions received
ny the puolshers ii- giving ;wJ handsome volumes
OF over four hundred pages each. Half yearly %
new and superb Steel Portrait % SIR Beecher pre-
seutei @ ali yearly subscribers Erf-41-iff1-z
g1,r. PIN MOI TH PIT LFiE e 81. AM IN ?,
I tit RICH L NiOS S25U. an unsest4riau. In
dependent, Christian Jlurual-lT pages cut and
stitched. clearly printed. ably ell tel sent o. one
address for - weeks for four 19s. Special induce
ment. o. cAuyassers ard these .ett.uE u clubs.
Specimen copies, posta- free. rr e.
}. y. FORD = co.. PUBS. 80 PARK Row y Y
Oct '.-tdGwiH
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-22

Tho s,ors IF Calvin Brewer, Of Rutland wa:
broken into last Thursday night, and couple OF
watches stolen. The officers have discovered nc
traces Of the burglars.
49, ,co,,,le Of suspicious looking characters were
arrested in Rutland on the 10th INST ana iouseH
in i,il. on suspicion of being concerned IN The
h-yaI1rv Of Sheldon's store. in Miidlebury last
Tuesday night.
Nos Mercy L0orais, of Pswlet, aged ~ years,
on saturday last walked a mile and half, to
visit her nephew, Jerome B. Bromley, Esq, and
afterwards walked home again.
llr. NJ. Dikeman, Jr. of Hubbarlton, last
spring. planted one Early Rose potato in his gar
deu. putting one eve in hill. From that seed
he dug 27ol = los, over four and one half
I bushels, Of good pouiioss.
Edwin Forrest, the celebrated TRACE
dian is coming to Rptland, and will appear
at the Opera House, Oct. 18th and 10Th.
Rutland came very near having another
serious fire on Friday last. A dry-goods box
/ filled With oil and paint rags in Bates new
hotel, now in the course of construction, was dis
1 covered 10 be on FIRE. probably from spontaneous
combustion, and was removed in time to save the
building.
smash-up occurred on the Rutland Railroad
/ between Ludlow and Cavendish, about nine
O'Clock, on the night Of the 14th inst, in conse-
F clcucc of gravel train running into the rear
eud Of freight train No lives were lost.
Nr. H. Hodge. Of Clarendon. on the night of
tie l4th INST hal his poultry yard robbed Oh n'e
Sog 'I'Ag G9 anu gI INV r nue." u nr ,"en n5
- II
80 "'ie - Pios, 10 ~ ',iT -,
-
'4'''''''''''-'' ,...-.,,..r,,. -,,.,,,,.
''''''' 0''N'i
LINN .c..0i ,s.. ,s.cj one Jsy dnrinT fooJ
80 ..wbat r.,rtion If the ea1,l,,- s,Tf,cs +.
,.,va-,l ,,itb gyi,erg lie renI;ej .. The rIol :,
$500. - - r..
'' '-l 'e .t:. u ,''ii.' u,o'se he en-
ig-rer. of Carmel Chill pota,oes
Era Perkins oil Montpelier, picked last week
cluster Of large ana well rpenei rsspoerrles
1y'-A nut 81 AofS'o%h' fsesh'y hsI a
-t "t'g s'''en from MS name factory WINE
POP WIS 20. -'"ue''
wINDHAM COUNTY.
The total loss by the food in the town Of Rock
inrhsu Haeluding the village of Bellows Falls)
vii exceed 500, 600
An anxious imbiber of ben1jne recently
presented himself at the delivery window Of the
bratteboro Post Once with -" Hey mister,
u' you Keep 'h's o'r'
James Aeriee was convicted at Newfaue
pfll;. ~ ...i. 'I' LINN ;-,a., w. r 9iii mary II
Ns7si,' ley . o. oi bia''ieooro' have de
'.'e' 20 yu''I a .! Ike Iyr Inc protection oil Their
sAop On the meadow. lbe eiuoankment
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NJ r. the Subscribers, having been appointed by
W tie Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trlct Of Chittenden, Commissioners o. receive ex
anime and adjust the claims and demands OF
AZ persons, against the Estate Of Da,d NJ.
Phelps late Of Burlington, in said District de
ceased, and also all claims and demands ex-
hihited in Offset thereto; and six months from the
day Of the date hereof being allowed hv said
Court for that purpose, do therefore hereby
give notice, that will attend 10 the business Of
our appointment at the house ~ the Widow on
Maiden Lane Burlington, said District on the FIRST
Wednesdays Of November and March nett at 10
O'clock A. NJ. on each Of said days.
Dated this . IA day Of october, AID, 1868.
CllAS. u. SMITH. c..
HENRY y. BUSHNELL Commissioners.
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NOTICE,


WHEREAS, John o'Eell, Of Underhill. in III.
w county Of Chittenfen. hiss ied ia the Sc
pIeme Court Of said County, his libel a divorce
,etung iorth that on the 18th day Of september
ie05 st Burlington, in said County, he iatermarried
WITH you, snd faithfully lived with you until June
Hsth, 1904, when you vilfuliy deserted him and
since have so continued; and pray ing for divorce
thst ior the last twenty years he has lived in
SAID nderhll. and 1t appearing thst you are with
out the state, you are hereby required % ap-
pear on the FIRST day Of the next term Of
said Court, 10 be held at Burlington in salt County
on the hrst Tuesday in January, 1870. and make
answer 20 such libel this order the iiba,aut is re-
Qured t. publish, according to Law in the Barring
ton Weekly Free Press. Dated at Burlington afjre-
said, on this nth day Of October, A. %. l-6e
l7r3w A. J. HOWARD Clerk