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gotten up to afford opportunity for all without
sending money ont Of the State.
1t mus; be clear to every intelligent mind that if we
would secure the largest prosperity and tho
people Individually must build up institutions
by keeping capital at home.
The laws of trade commerce, sefntercs and sclfre-
spect combine to make this the Company for Maryland
Had the Five Million Dollars sent Of our State an
nnally for insurance been invested at home it would
have told f,v"raly upon wealth and commerce.
We hope by care, prudence economy and strict ntcg-
rIty, to merit and for the future have done
in the past the cooperation and patronage of the people
in all parts Of our State.
is gratifying TO all true friends of Marylands in
terest that great want of State is supplied the
entire success Of this Company.
References:-G"v. Olcn Bowie, j. Thompson Mason
Judges Hayden, Grason. Miller and Magruder. Mr.. s.
ilarwood, X. D. lamar, VIM j. Jones, job laines Hon.
James I. Earle and the Editor of this paper.
Medical ErdminerS:-Drs. J. IL. lamar and X. H.
Tuft.
Now, gentlemen. You have chance insure in good
anu perfectly reliable company under CONTROL
Applications may be had from DAVID WAY and F.. WESLEY
JANNEY. Agents, or one Of the Medical Examiners.
Feb 49, lS10-ly
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MEDICIN4L.

DILES OR METEOROLOGICAL TUMORS. all kinds
i positively perfectly and permanently cured by ".
A. MrCANDLlSS. NJ. b.. No. 2OUl ARCH ST, PlilLA-
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without the slightest danger, WITHOUT the slightest
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and liberation of the lower bowels. Patients must visit
me and can remain at my house till cured if they desire
Can refer you to 200 persons cured in PhiIde
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S1-The highest charge made Five per cent
Goods of every description except Liquors. purchased
and forwarded with despatch when either cash trade
accompanies the order.
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Mi 1871
A urge, we'll established and
succeed ful business, with an ex-
perien\e of more than twenty
five I'd prs, enable us to offer
inducei Rents to all who are
about become purchasers of
3FClothingw
second t no establishment in
the cound ~. Our garments are
all made f the best materials,
carefully 4 elected; nothing I'M
sound or + any way imperfect
is made u at all, even in the
lowest grad rs of goods. 1t is
a we'll estaR lished fact among
clothiers, thu I our Ready-Made
Clothing, id every thing that
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ment, is uh Equalled byDany
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sOur assort} pent is so large
and varied thIt every one can
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Our prices ard always guaran-
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sSamples of good ;, with price
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when requested, wi h instruc-
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Sept 3, lS10-Gnl

ToE'S sUPER-PHOSpHATE.
+. Frank Coe's Ar,noniated Boar Stpcr- PhoSPhdt"
For sale by JOHN PAhThlD"E'
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THE ONLY MARYLAND COMPANY.

Its success has eluslled the expectations of its mos
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GOING NORTI{.

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Delaware Railroad Line.
Sum Rmer Arrange err {
On and after

On and after
MONDAY,APRlL 4th, 1870,
Passenger trains will run as follows, un-
til further notice. All Trains Sunday
excepted.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09

A mlSlERt SOLVEO Fifteen Minutes Private
n Conversation With Married Ladje, nv ,,ns nf ,hi
number Sent free for two stamps Address Mrs. n.
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Statesmen Wanted

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aov24w 5. W. KENN EDY, 3 5. 4Ih It Philada
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.

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This iS No IIuunhu~.

II sending 30 cts. win age herght. color Of ewes
Land hair, you will receive by return matt cor
rect picture OF y"nr future husband or wife, with
name and date OF marriage Address W FOX p q
Drawer No 2lS, FulIonvile,N.
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An Autumn Suggestion

Now, az heavy fogs arise and searching winds
commence to blow; now, as the human body, ex-
hau.ted like inanmate nature by the heats Of sun-
mer, begins to wilt and droop now, ere the incle
ment wirter makes its trying onset NOW is the
time for preparatory course of the bsst acclma-
ting medicine in existence, Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters.
Fever and Ague is rampant in all parts Of the
country. Quinine, the physicians admit, will not
well the phase Of the disease which at the present
-yades tho entire West. It is well that 1t is so,
tor re remedy Csocslled) is deadier than the NAL
do Gut if quinine is inefficient in intermittent
,.vsr. 'ostetters Bitters is irresistible. 1t would
-, 20 make a contract, under heavy penalties,
.ha.ap o., zen Feverand-Ague District" should
s sat a5 from the disorder Tor any particular
49, nroyide, every inhabtant would take the
me-, pocordin 10 directions, during the term OF
the contract Tn re has never been an inst nee IN
h;cb 80 Startling invigorant and antifebrile med
rhion ~ riIs5 - I'd of the complaint, when Ia
tclne s sI ns 80, cton against malaria. Hun
dreds Of physicians ha, eaosndohed az the oic na
specdcs and nov prescr ne TINS ma miess Fesetanle
tonic snd nothing else, a. -; any, ' ~
lar all the iotms of cbills tLU IeFei. 'isI l ne
ching most ee tfu In these c. ses wen as IN uys
nansia and nervous affections % hos'etter u.
80 are the safest, surest, and uoet az
strengthening preparation tsat hui An sAiii "s' '''
oected.
Oct 2l-dsod6wlt
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PHILENA MILES, ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, , 10 al person. con, !,
DISTRICT OF cHrTEsDSs. SIS Pn rps IN Niles i.s.
Of Hinesburgl In said District, deceased.
GREETING
AT Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and ior the District Of Chttenden, the 18th day
OF Oct. A. d. 1870 an Instrument purporting 70
oe the last Will and Testament Of philena Miles.
IAte OF Hineshur.h in said District, deceased,
was presented TO the Court aforesaid, for Probate
and it is ordered by sad Court that the 9th day OF
november, A. ID. 1870. at the Probate Court Rooms
u SAD burlington, be assigned for proving aid
IhsIumenti and that notice thereof be given 70 all
persons concerned, BY publishing this order three
NeeSs successfully in the Burlington Free Press,
newspaper printed at said Burlington, previous
TO the 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, Nyou have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington. in ssId Dis
trict, this nth day Of October A. ID. 1870.
EW3w T. z. WALES Judge
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FERsoST HoRsE Stock CoMPAyI-The sub
scripiions to the capital stock of the Vermont
Horse Stock Company have reached above the
sum demanded by the charter (S25 ,OOO) before
active operations are commenced.
The company are now prepared to receive seal
ed proposals from parties having for sale pre-
misses suitable FOR their purpose Those making
propositions SHOULD state the location, number Of
acres, character Of soil, how watered, smount Of
annual crops, condition Of fences, accurate de-
scription of buildings, price and all the induce
ments oferei by the locality in the way Of sub
scrpuons to the capital stock Of the Company, in
order to secure the permanent location of the
Company farm st that place. The farm must
contsin at least 400 acres of land, and be within
the State 1t is desirable that the farm he near
some railroad thoroughfAre. The proposals may
be made to the Secretary Of the Company, at
south Royal;on. until November lst, ls7o
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October 14,h, 1870.
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Chlttenden County Probate Court.
The following is the business of the Chittenden
County Probate Court for the month ending Oc-
tober 18th

The following is the business of the Chittendeu
County Probate Court for the month ending Oc-
tober 18th
James Powells estate, Milton, hearing on
proof Of will. VIII established appeal from
decision Of Probate Court allowing the will
Daniel b. Onion. Jed. ?. Clark, special admins
traitors. Commissioners and appraisers sppoipted
Hannah Merrill's estate, Colchester, viii prov
ed A j. Merrill, EXECUTOR Commissioners and
appraisers appointed
Leonard Marsh's estate, Burlington. VIII
proved Ann Marsh, executrix.
Myron Morse's estate. Burlington, will prov
ed. W. L. Burnsp. executor. Commissioners
and appraisers appointed
Cassius ?. Williams's estate, Shelburn, W. A.
weed, administrator commissioners and ap-
praisers appointed
Florence NJ. Browns estate, Burlington, S s.
Smith, guardian
German Cloutier's estate, Burlington, C. F.
Ward, administrator appraisers appointed.
Edward H. Nichols si al estate, Berlin, Wis
consin, Stafford Colby, guardian.
Hannah Tomberson's estate, Milton, sppea
from decision of court disallowlng will. John
Reynolds, special administrator
Joel NJ. Johnsons estate, Huntington, appeal
from decision Of commissioners
Alex. divers estate, Essex, will proved, L.
y. Williams executor commissioners and ap-
praisers appointed.
Elias Lymsn's estate, Burlington, will proved,
Cornelia ). Lyman, Administrative with
the will annexed Commissioners and apprsi-
sers appointed.
Pearl Hawley's estate, Milton. Joel F. Leon
ard, guardian
Truman A. Chittenden's estate, Williston, as
signment 10 widow
Ella Frisbie ct a., Dane, Wis, E. A. Fuller,
guardian.
Chas W Frisbie, Westford. A. G. Frisbie,
guardian.
Geo. " Manley's estate, Colchester, License
to sell personal property.
Chester Blsnchard's estate, Underhil, hearing
on proof Of will five days will established.
Appeal from decision of court allowing will.
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ELIAS LYMAN's ESTATE,

w T., the Subscribers, having been appointed
W by the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District OF Chittenden, Commissioners TO receive
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of
all persons against the estate Of Elias LYMAN
late OF Burlington in said District deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibit
ed in Offset thereto; aud six months from the
day Of the date hereof, being allowed by said Court
for that purpose, we do therefore hereby give no
uce, that We will attend 70 the business OF our
appointment at the Probate Office In
burlington, n said District on the first Mondays Il
December and April next, at 10 O'Clock, A. n .
on each Of said days.
Dated this 5th day Of Oct. A. d. 1871.
hENRY P; HlCkoK, Co,.ni..io,.-.
n. PARKER NVaAulussioneN
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Ginanrial.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BUR.
LINCTnN

BURLINGTON, Vr., Ost. II, 1879.
s- ~ Huntington, ID c.:
oIa; lis hereby certified, in pursuance Of sec
son = Of the act OF Congress entitled An &C; 20
pr9vlIe national currency secured by "A pIedoe on
vuteu states bonds, and to provide for the circua
uon ana redemption thereof" approved June 2
,so4. mat at meeting Of the stockholder s Of N.
rlrst National Bank Of Burlington located Az Rar.
nngton, IN the State Of Vermont duly notified ana
heid pursuant to law and the articles OF assocatnn
Of SAD bank at the Office Of saii association a, Bnr
iington, aforesaid on the 18th day ofOctober iS7n
II was voted by the shareholders Of said ation
owning more than tvO-thirds Of its stock that said
ASSOCIATION 90 into liquidation and be closed on the
l'th gay CT october, 1870 for the purpose of being
consolidated in good faith with the Merchants Ma
tional Bank Of Burlington, Vt.
In testimony whereof have, by instruction Of the
beard OF Directors Of "a association hereto sub
scribed my name, and affixed the seal of said asso-
citation, AZ Burlington aforesaid, the day and year
above written.
seal L. c. DODGE, Cashier
NOIICE-The First National Bank Of Burling-
ton located at Burlington, in the State Of Vermont
Is closing up its affairs All holders and other
creditors OF SAID association are therefore hereby
noth-d TO present the notes other claims against
the association for payment
L. C. DODGE, Cashier.
BuhLISsToS, VI, Oct. II, ls7O.-dkw2nos
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WE the Subscribers. having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trict Of Chittenden, Commissioners TO receive, eX-
anime and adjust the claims and demands OF
all persons, against the Estate Of Alexander
Oliver late Of Essex, in said District, de-
sed, and also all claims and demands eIhib-
tied in Offset thereto; and six months from ths
day Of the date hereof, being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, we do therefore hereby
give notice, that will attend % the business Of
ourappOintment at the dwelling hOuss Of the widow
Oliver in Es in said District. the second Tues
days Of November and March next, al 10 O'Clock
\. NJ, each Of said DAYS.
Dated this 6th day Of Oct. A. d. t-7u.
T. ". R. NICHOLS, Co,,,,t,.i.,,a-.
MARTIN BRYAN, OoHlil 'he''-
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It will be seen by reference to notices in our
columns to-isy that the First National and the
Merchants National Banks Of this city have
been consolidated and are now merged into one
and the same Institution These Banks have
had highly successful and prosperous
business since their organization. and their
present managers have brought about this con-
soldation believing that large, strong Bank
can do 8 safer, larger, and proportions;ely more
profitable business than two smaller ones having
In The aggregate the same smouut Of capital,
while It's power to aid the business Of commit
ni'y IN time Of pressure or panic is largely in
creased The Merchants National Bank is now
the largest Bank in this State. and its facilities
FOR the transaction Of all kinds Of Banking are
unsurpassed
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NO. 3I9 BROADWAY.

overs 5ln1 OF the New Stock Is alresdy taken.
Friends Of the bank desiring 10 Obtain he shares
at par should make application a. once. Payments
Of 10 per cent. Of the amount subscribed may be
II ade on the nth OF October. November ard Deem
Der respectively. and the balance, - per cent. On
the i4th day OF January. ISL.
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The trustees Of the Permanent Fund for the
House for Destitute Children desire to exnrass
their qualification that so large a number of
subscribers to thai fund are paying in their rub
soriptiOns, even before the expiration Of the
three months time given. Among those who
have thus paid are Henry LOOMS and NJ. Davis.
Esgs, of this city, Joseph Clark Of Milton, Fisk
< Hatch Of New York city. and Parks and
WOolson Of Springfield, Vt-sgbscribers each tc
iheamount of 81 900 and many others have
paid in smaller sums fron $3.50 down to 81
In the absence Of G. F. Eimunds and 0. A.
D0ase' two OF the Trustees, subscribers can
MAKE checks and drafts payable to N. Darts,
1'u'i'f' or TO Ms L. f. Hiskok
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NOTICE.

MARY G0REAS. lbellant S..,.-.c .,,,, -.
lava Gog,,,x 1fhaiisa Tern, 1871.
To James German.
w HEREAS Mary Gorman Of Burlington, In the
w county Of Chittenden and state Of Vermont
has ed in the supreme Court her libel for divorce.
setting forth that the Eth Of Octooer, I16;
ntermarrief with you that she faith ully per Orm
ed all the obligations Of their marriage contrast,
tina, you had without prOvCca'i0u at divers times.
treated her with intoerahle severity and that you
hid committed adultery with divers persons there
IN named that for six years last past, she had resi-
ded In the said ChitteuCen County, and praying for
divorce and custody Il the child. And il appearin.
that you are out Of the State, You are hereby re-
quired 70 appear at ths next term % tho supreme
Court In said County, on the first Tuesday 4 Jan
uary, A. ID. ISL. and make answer to this libel.
And this order the libelant Is required publish
according u the statute in such case. in the Bur
lington Weekly rree Press.
Dated at Burlington, Sept. ., l7lU.
Il. II. TALcoIr, Atty. A. J. HOWARD.
lsw3w Clerk
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FREAK OF NArurE-Mes.rs whit'Omb and
Dsv of Unierhill. leii in this office Monday
curious sreeimen Of s potato, or "cluster" of
potatoes rather, Of the Prince Albert Tariefy. 1t
seems 70 be one large potato with eight smaller
ones ,-tsebel the whole Weighing three pounds
four ounces.
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DIR. sMYrn may b. consulted daily a, til.
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TRoTTISG IN BAKERsFELD-The fsll meeting
Of the Bakersfield Trotting Association occurs on
the 18th and 10Th. Premiums TO the amount
Of $3.50 are offered purses ranging from $50
to 500 There are plenty Of good horses in
that section, and lively time is anticipated
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FERMENTATION TO Ma. B,LLoU.-E.-Msyor
+ D. 6Allou Of this city, was very pleasantly
surprised at MS Fesiieacs last evening by the
presentation on the part Of several Of his friends
Of beautiful silver tea SCI. 81, nis,s, and a,
ePsrsne, butter dish and spoon holder. The
presentation was made by E A. Jeveu. Roth
the presentation snd acceptance, though sltove-
Their informal, were market by expression. Of
friendship such as made tie testimonial still
more valuable The set was procured Of Brips-
maid & Hildreth of this city, is fern chased and
handsomely marked with the initial OBJ, in
old English, and cost Sl25.