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HIGHER EDUCATION.
Zeal estate.
vALIABLE FARM FoE ~


ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.
I'VE Lyman Holahiri HONEST ot ID A-l.r.7
Il IN Shelhurn, Vt, Is now Offered ilr sale. ia.
er win the i've stock- CONSISTING ol I'D clE7s .l
&C. &c a full Assortment Of faru.ug implement
iurniture, beds. bedding, dairy Utensils. A p
crops, and provisions in store. ThseX -e- liit
iarm Is beautifully situated on the ives, all- . o.
la Plotte river at the head OF sheihuru baF, % i
intersection OF the roads from EcNel's fe7r.
Burlington, and from shsihuru Village 60 -al iar
Dor or ship yard Of the Champlain Iranspor-lill
company. II IL :. miles from burlington, D lle
ron Shelhurn village post o.iice, depot fe---ii
Office, hotel and CHEESE FACTOAN ' nils
from the farm % the Vermont Horse SIOcE Co.
There is a landing al one corner Of the ilrl
shipping from Lake Champla ain. X is vel ie--
throughout with cedar, well Watsrcc. Woolc-
umbered has good assortment Of fruit. hcil-
Gated in the midst Of tue finest frIt GROWING re-
Of the ChGmplain Valley.
Ii has large. first class, story Brick H0usc VII.
slate roof and a laoOrer's cottage, also brcE IH.
Ba-nsend Oufhouses are numerous, c0uvsr Is-. .-
good repair, and supplied with running Wata-.
The above property WILL BE SOLD LOW. 1T-
possession given Immediately. A plan Of the l-i-
and schedule Of the properly, can he scen. AL i-
Their particulars oJtainec. at the cflca OF
JOIN L. BAKSTOW. Aduinisfrl-.
fiay 3dswf Bank block. Burlington 80
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TIE WoELD AND JENNIYGs.-Ihe portraits
given in Harpcr's Weekiy are generally Of
much interest, and not the lesst attractive
are those Of our leading editors. Among
others. Marble Of the H0rld, Dana Of the Sun,
Reid Of the Tribune and Jennings Of the TINES,
have been thus honored When the former thus
appeared before the public, no rival editor rldi-
culed his features, nor spit venom at his private
life A general lesson Of forbearance was mani
Tested when the Hsrper's proposed this editorial
picture gallery, and the only one who mas broken
il is the editor Of the World. This man Is an
moved because Of Jennings Ill appearance,
foreign 2utecedents, and domestic siiAIrs, and
hence has on two occasions let out his bitter
ness. However. he omits mentioning the CHIEF
cause Of his Dissatisfaction, which if Mr. Jen-
nings' great success IN restoring vlgor ana IN
terest to the columns Of the sheet which he
manages. The Horld was in hopes that the
embarrassment consequent on the death OF hay
mond would tend to lis own increase. 1t Is true
there was such an embarrassment but the ap-
pointment Of Mr.. Jennings to the post OF msn-
arer has restored the tone Of the paper inns Is
q disappointment to the U'0rld, which the latter
has not the good sense TO conceal As regards
NJ Jennings personal appearance, he certainly
has nothing 20 fear from a comparison with
Marble or any Of his staff, while his editorial
tact combines the experience of foreign life with
s ready capacity for New York journalism It's
to be remembered that several Of cur leading edit
ors are Of foreign birth, and to Mr.. Jennings
mav he sdded Nordhoii OF the EreHiHg Posi- and
Bennett Of the Herald The Tribune has had
several Of this class on lie stat, among whom
we're Robinson ian lrishmsn). whose kiehelieu
letters from Washington were much noticed,
Mckenzie the Canadian refugee, who was
Scotch. and last Of all Count Gurowski, who
was a Russian. Under these circumstances II
looks III for Marble 10 show such jealousy toward
the brilliant Englishmsn Of the Times.
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q PERHAPS no one medicine
l. so universally required
M BY everybody as a cathar-
" tic, nor ever any be
- ~ fore 30 universally adopt
- Cd into use. IN every e1un-
III try and among all classes,
AGO. as this uild bet Existent
JEANGEN purgative PILL- The OBJ
e. - vious reason Is. that It Is
a more reliable and far
eIec.ual remedy
- - than any other Those
- ,,,,,. trj.s II know that it cured them those
who have not, know that j. cure tnei Le - =
and friends, and ali know that Ni-t = eoes ~. i
does always-that it never ial,s thIol= ~ -
or neglect Of composition We nav 80 ~
upon Thousands OF certificates Of their remArkaDle
cures Of the following Complaints uul sueL -
are known in every neighoOfhooe, aiie "s n5 ~
publish them. Adapted 10 all ages anu c1iilllOus
In all climates containing neither ca.olel ~ ~
deeterocs drug, they may be taken WIZ slle'y ~
anybody. Their sugar coating preseIe 6. sii 49,
fresh and makes them pleasant 10 TASTE, WHY pe-u-
purely vegetable no harm car arse IRON lleil uso
IN any quantity 81, Co. $780,. rs, chi,
They operate BY their powerful influence on nc
internal viscera % purify the blood ana stlAu4ate
n into healthy action the onstructlons OF
nc stomach bowels liver and other organs oil iEe
hodv restoring their Irregular action 70 hsalthi
and BY correcting, wherever they exist, such ae-
rangelnenfs as are the first origin Of diseaae'
Minute directions given in the wrapper on the
box. fer the following Complaints "iioh 'isse lA-
rapidly cure -
LASguoR and Loss or PETITE, they should he
faksu moderately 10 stimulate The stomach and re-
store its healthy tone and action
For LIVER C0NPLAfsI and rs various symptoms
BILIOUS HEADACHE. SIcK Headache "a SDlcH OF
GRFEy SICKNESS. BILIOUS Col ana BILIOUS Z =
vEFs they should be iudiciously taken for each
case 70 correct the diseased action or remove tAe
distinctions which cause IT,
Por DYsEsrARY or DIARRHoEA, hu. one mid desc
is generally required -
For RHEuNATIsM. 6OUT, GEAvELr PALPIIAiIuN or
TAX HEAET. PALS IN TIE SIDE BACK AND Lolssf
they should be continuously taken as eGuirel, o.
change the diseased action o. the 50 stem WIKI
such change these complaints disappear
For DRoFsY and DROPslCAL SWELLINes ule@
should he taken in large and frequent doses 10 pro
ducs the effect Of a drastic purge.
For sUPPEEssioS large dose should o. taAeL a.
IL produces tse desired efect by sympathy.
As DissER Pill, take one or two Pills = pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
10 occasional dose stimulates the st9mach an1
hozels into healthy acton, restores the appetite
and invi.Oratcs the system Hence i IS often al
rautage0us where no serious arrangement exists
One who 1eels t0lerably we'll often lads that dose
OF these Pitts makes him feel decided better IRON
their cleansing and renovating effect on the dlges
tive apparatus.
DR.. j. {. AVER - CO.. Lowell HAS,
Praefica' azd Analytical CheHlistf.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EFkkfNhtkE-
sold at Fh0lesale By Henry ( Co. Burlington,
also fo- sale BY r. Z Stearns Co., Vincent TAFT
and L ". Burritt
July AuE sept Oct COW
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KINlBALL UNION ACADEMY.

MERIDEN, n. II.
rINHE FALL TERM WILL BEGIN ON THURS
i DAY. 24th Of August, and continue thirteen
weeks The Classical department will be in III,
personal charge Of the Principal. Mathematical
Course full and thorough Special attention giver
TO the Natural Sciences and the English Language
French and Music provided for. Faculty full
Both sexes admitted. Regular drill in light gym
nasties.
Location healthy, quiet and free from disturbing
influences. Expenses low Board may be had II
private families in clubs; or II desired, arrange
menfs may be made for self boarding
Students intending the Christian ministry re
ceive aid from special funds
Further Information or catalogues furnished OF
application. The address Of the Principal unit
August l2th,) will be Burlington, ~,
CHARLES A. DOWNS, Lebanon. n. H.
Pres. Hoard Of Trustees.
J. Z. GOODRICH, Principal.
July SID wedksat &wGw
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fnanrial.
FIRST MORTGAGE JOINT BONDS
-dF-
II II r g. I,
NEW ENGLAND RAILROAD COMPANIES
Principal aad Interest Payable in Gold)
COMPRISING THE
VERMONT DIVISION
Of the
LINE,
CONNECTING TIE
LAKES AND THE ATLANTIC
By MUcu IHE SEoErEsI ROUTE.

This road is being built and managed by New
England BUSINESS MIN, who have invested largely
In the CAPITAL STOCK, AMI whose experience and
reputation guarantee the most THOROUGH coS-
sTRuc1Ios Of the Road and at the same time insure
the most HONORABLE CONDUCT Of ITS AFFAIRS
The Road is SO situated as to secure to ITSELF AT
ONCE. the larges. PLEASURE TRAVEL or ANY RAIL
ROAD II THE EASTERN STATES connecting, as i;
will BY the shoTt6s. route, Saratoga Lakes George
and chanplaiH with NJ Massfeid Lakes Memphrs-
rnGgog, and HHioHghby, and the Hhifs Mountains.
Independent Of the through freight ana passenger
traffic, which must at once dow % it upon its CON-
pletion, In consequence Of its being the SHORTEST
ROUTE to the seaboard the earnings from the LOCAL
BUSINESS will be sufficient to pay all running ex-
penses aud the interest on its SMALL BONDED DEBT.
Cash subscriptions to the STOCK Of the Road have
already been made sgf,ient to CON plete the road
ready for the iron. This bonds are coupon or regis
tered, and are in denominations Of
$1,000. $500. and 500.
The interest IS SIX PER CENT. IN GOLD, payable
ssmi-annually in Boston, May lst and November
Ist These bonds are offered until further notice at
80 and accrued interest in currency and we recon-
mend them to Savings Banks holders Of trust funds,
and all others having money to invest, a FIrsT-
CLASS SECURITIES.
For further iniormatioa-pamphlets, maps, de-
Apply to
Z. T. FAIRBANKS Co,
ST. Johnsbury, Vermont.
FAIRBANKs q Co.,
- Broadway, Now York.
FAIRBANKS, BROWN Co.,
us Milk Street, Boston.
FAIRBANKS EWING,
rs Chestnut Street, Phila.
FINANCIAL AGENTS
July l5-dkwr
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FrGefir1l 1r1 Au1iVfteIt tafHltaif. -
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
sold at wholesale by Henry & Co. Burlington,
also fo- sale By r. / Stea-ns Co., Vincent TAFT
and W Burritt.
Julv Au!- SEPT / Oct COW
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MRS. j. T. BENEDICTs First Glass Boarding
vi School for Young Ladies. will reopen Oct I'd
at no. 2. East sind street. New York city. Tbs
course Of study Is collegiate in its scope and every
faculty s furnished for acquiring the Modern Ian
guages, Music Drawing ana other accompl ishments-
The comfort and happiness Of family pupils Is stu
dOuslY provided Tor.
For Circulars with references, address as above.
July 2i-dlw Wit
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We cesire to call the attention Of all property
owners to tine increased and superior advantages
that we possess for the transaction Of Ere and Mar
inc Insurance business. We represent ONLY FIasI
CLASS companies, and offer our patrons policies in
the STRONGEST. OLDEST and MOST LIBERAL
companies in the United States and Europe at as
low rates Is other parties charge for policies in
companies Of small capital ami usry limited tass Of
security. We issue all policies at this Office, and
pay all losses HERE in current funds or gold when
desired. We are the only authorized sge5ts in this
vicinity for all the Leading Fire and Marine Insur-
anco Companies in the world. AID we euaeavor 70
serve OR patrons in satisfactory and faithful man
ner We conduct our business upon principles OF
commercial honor. and GUARANTEE to give En-
TIRE satisfaction. We want business men to stop
and compare our list Of companies with these that
are represented by other agents and remember that
We are the SOLE agents in this vicinity Oft
Aetna Ins. Co. of Hartford.
Home Ins. Co. of New York.
PhmHix Ins. Co. of Hartford.
Hartford ms. Co. of Hartford.
LoriIIard ms. Co. OF New ! orb,
Springfield F. Il N. lns. Co., Mas.
Manhattan of New York.
Hanover Fire Ins. Co. OF New ORR,
Ius. Co.ofN. America. Of Phiiadei-
phia,
(tho oldest Insurance Co. in the UHtod States
And many other American Companies and all the
strongest European Companies that do business in
the United States. Owing T. the numerous and ex-
tensve fires that have occurred Of late many Of the
small companies have failed, and it is well known
tina; many companies now doing business are per
fectly unsound, and must fail soon. Now is it not
both prudent and sAfs TO place your insurance in
companies that you KNOW to beSOUND, STRONG
and HONORABLE, particularly when il costs 10
more,
We empty an experienced Surveyor who VIII
make surveys ofMnls and other risks When insur-
snce is desired, without extra charge, and We are
prepared to place risks il any Companies that par
ties may prefer OF x the selection s let u Us We
will give them the best conpaniss ia this country
- Communi. atoms by mail will receive prompt
attention
No charge for surveys or policies made Il this
oiIice, and satisfaction guaranteed
Ans WIRES.
Wires Insurance. Building,
Corner Church and College SIS Burlington Vt.
hay l5-r-tAwu
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JFWETT,s PATENT MILK PANS I!
rUHF So BsCRIBER WOULD CALL the ATTEN-
i ton Of the Farmer, 70 this important and great
- improvement in making Butter
AND SAVE ONE HALF OF THE LABOR.
These Pans are so constructed "a to
serve the double purpose of cool
ing the Milk and saving the Cream,
by keeping the milk at a proper temperature and
not being affected by warm or extremely warm
atmosphere by means Of false bottom or cooling
sheet for water to traverse consecutIvely through
commandments under the entire bottom.
I will here give not &C. that haze bought the
riht 10 manufacture and half Of the right for this
County ana am prepared to fill orders at reasonable
or list prices. and warrant satisfaction and viii
here give notice that all parties now making, selling
or using these Pans or infringements on b. =. Jew
eft's Patent without having secured the right will
be held responsible. ,,,-,,-.
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try the balance Of the scale, some day IN ne"
York, if you aspire to hear tall curslns' La
ter from .Aelr York
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The population Of London is reported to be
over three snd quarter millions, showing an
increase Of nesrly hslf q million, or sixteen per
cent. in ten years. These figures may occasion
surprise 10 many, but the sanitary regulations
are so rigidly enforced as to make the rsti1 Of
mortality smaller than thst Of any other Euro-
paan OF American city. London contains nearly
one-niutb Of the entire population Of the United
kingdom, and there are nearly half million Of
people of the Metropolitan district who live on
public CHARITY. The SUN annually paid for the
relief Of the poor amounts to s., 33O,O00. snd
II is shown that the receivers Of aims hsve IN
creased during the last decade, sixty eight per
cent. faster than the whole population has
grown.
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Educational.
BARRE ACADEMY.

JHIIE FALL TERN will open August L, and con
1 time "a weeks.
Mr. S. HAsELTON. Assistant Principal.
c. T. COOK, A. B.. Teacher OF Vocal Music.
J. S. SPAULDIN6 Principal.
Barre. July Is, ls7l--d&W4w
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.VorFRcrR Transportation
Company.


TWO DATLYLLI-ES or ST'E-A-UEBS
FE0r ceDESstuRG.
DAY BOAT AND NIGHT BOAT!
Nith twenty one ist Class Steamers, io- Mi
Vaukee Chicago and Intermediate ports without
change Of boat only SIX days through, close con-
nections aud NJ expensive ferries, onnlnusses and
hotel bills FIRST Class Tickets include Meals and
State Rooms
Leaving Ogie-sbursh every day, Sundays ex-
cep;ec on arrival 0l noon trans, ior Chicago, NIL
waukee, and intermediate ports without change %
Boat. and every evening. lsuudays excepted Tor
Cleveland Toledo Detroit, and intermediate ports.
Passengers and Families moving west can en-
With their Lugsase. Teams stock. &c, and lsnd
together without disturbance or lranshipment az
their port OF destination thus avoiding the great IN
convenience O. the many changes. delays ana eA-
pCnses OF other routes = heec steamers nave
large Cabins and state Rooms, amply ACC neatly
furnished for FIRST Cas- Passengers. ard Second
Cabins with Cook Stoves and comfortable accofnmo-
cations Tor rssseu2 and Families who may wish
70 furnish their Own provisions No Efforts will be
spared . maintain the reputation q this as the
CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE!
Be sue an see the agents OF this Line before you
buy your tickets Trusty meu viii always meet
Pass Myers AZ the Depot in OEdensourgs O. take
Checks anf rechocs fa-za-e for this Line. ASK f1r
Tickets VIA Northern Irausporuou Company
Y. C. Line Steamer. TIE only American Lines lcsv-
ins Osdcnsnursh. Cae hundred pounds Of baggage
free 10 each passenger. Baggage checked through
~ Through Tickets 70 California and all points
10 the Great west. Ncrth West and South West,
cheaper than the cheape2t az 81 stations between
Boston and O-iens1urE or on application o
GILES MERRILL, 6enl Supt.
GEO A. EDDY, Agent, ~
N. Il. ELLIOTT General Ticket Agent
GEO. v. SMITH. Passenger Agent
Ogdenshurs, n y.
II. y. DRURY, Agent,
American Hotel Block, Burlington, ".
April s-fsdkwom
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BUCK Hollow, June 18th, ISL

BUCK Hollow, June 18th, ISL
MEssRs, JENsE AUSTIN,
ESosBUR6H FALLS, W.,
t;enflemsr Mr.. Benjamin Z. Jewett, the pan
tentee OF the Improved Milk Pan, Of which you have
the right Of Franklin County. has been to see me
in relation 10 my pan, which pacs for ny express
use and after showing me his, and his patent, am
July persuaded that mypan is an Infringement in
every sense OF the word, and that or any other
farmers subject ourselves to penalty BY the use Of
them. A IL. DUN.
July 6-w3w
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GEO. W. WINCH. A. r., Principal.
TIVE FALL TERM OF this inst tuition will open
i Aug 23th, and continue eleven weeks. For
particulars inquire of Rev. s. l. Bates.
Uuderhill, VI, July p 1871 -deod&wiw
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Browns Br1nchials are
the hest remedy made for
ali diseases Of the hrOn-
ehial tubes, as the many
thousands viii testify
who have used them
Everybody and their
/ friends, living in country
! OF town, should use Bron-
/ chials, not troches- J
/ Manufactured by Brown.
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TNMlN PRAIRIE
1V.fk WEED
A%NS B alsam.
For the Cure of Coughs. Colds. and all
COnsumpfive Difficulties.

For the Cure of Coughs. Colds, and all
COnsumpiive Difficulties.
A iaraIuItie discovery. made ty a neil knour
1enitsf Of hosf7u. tar great PR4fRIES Of the
VEST, tsrough ne INSTINCT Of HORSES
afflicted trift rae asares.
Its effect upon all Throat and Cousumptive trou
nlss are wonderful. 10 removes al pressure from
the lungs, produces easy and natural breathing,
causes sweet and refreshing sleep restores the lost
appetite. prevents diarrhms and night sWeafs, AID
restores the whole system % degree Of health and
strength rarely j; ever attained under other treat
meut
send FOR a circular. Containing fun account Of
IL discovery and wonderful cures or call on yCur
druggist ilr bottle and see flr yourself When
Jlkeu 10 connection with the use o. the lnhallug
Balm, 10 has proved ar uufailing remedy for AL pull
mouary complaints.
Price. per bottle.
VEINS POTTER General Agents.
100 Washington Street.
MILTON AUSTIN Prop'r BOSTON, MASS
July 3-ouce every 4w
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Browns Teething Cor
I dial, is the best as we'll
as the cheapest prepare
ton. Made for children
teething, and for all dis
eases peculiar % infants.
Every bottle warranted.
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9tfamhG4ts

yssRazzss,1
fASng = ss..sENA
aszsssZ57zszs:::.:1 - -
The e egaut ami comuioliou Steamers.
VERMONT, Capt VIZ. Il. FLAda-
ADIRONDACK, VIZ ANDERSON
UNITED STATES Ga. RusHLow.
viii. on AMI after MONDAY, June %. 1871, form
TWO DAILY LINES EACH WAY.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Burlington ll.f5 A. K, 9.i7 Pm.
Passengers by the morning Steamer viii form direct
connection at 1ie0nderosa, for Lake George, and at
Whitehall VIII trains Of X. & 3, X X connect
In with Sleeping Car trains over Hudson RIVER an
New YorE Central Kail Reads. and the magnificent
steaIuers On the river
BY evenin. Steamer viii coGne-t with the Gle
ss,nt ! ay line tsamcrs dow the Hudson, and the
iast Express trains over the lluisln River AID New
York Central RAJ Roads
GOING soEIu.
Leave Burlington $50 a. H., 3.i5 ?. IN.
The Morning Boat will connsc: AZ Pittsburgh
with train for OgdenEburgh AMI AZ kousez Point
with train for Montreal.
The Afternoon Boa Will connect HOUSES Point,
with tram for Montreal
Freight taken 80 lowest rates.
- THROUGH TICKETS can he obtained on
hoaid OF Steamer aud at tho General Office, West
side q CITY Park.
Passenger anl Brs.a-e transferred between cars
AMI boats FKEE oF CHARGE.
oeuurli Superintendent
J. " CARPENTER, Agent.
Burlington. Ju1c Cd, l57l-t-dSWu
,rn..r s-ps-7rp.t ftNE
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FORT EDWARD COLLEGIATE
NSTITTTE

INALL TERM, August 3lst. Sixteen Profes son
i and Teachers. so pays for thirteen weeks
board, fael, washing. with common English. Regu
lar courses, classical. commercial, or scientific OF
students choose their studies Best sustained board
ing sem nary for ladies and gentlemen In the State
Address for Catalogues,
REV JOS. KING, d. D.,
For. Edward, y Y.
InlX q -hkWlIn
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP
tE7HE Cl-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be
tween william 7. Greenleaf, John P, Reed
William c. johnson, and Edward Z. Greenleai,
under the firm name and style Of Greenle2f Reed
4 Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The books and accounts Of the late firm will be left
with Reed & johnson, who Will pay al liabilities
due from, and collect all accounts cue to said Erm
OF 6reenlsai Reed a Co.
WI. GREENLEAF,
JOHN P REED,
". {. JOHNSON,
I'D. +. GREENL YAF
Winooshi, Juue p ISL
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE
UTHE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed a
co-partnorship under the firm name OF Reed &
johnson and VIII continue the manufacture OF
Doors sash, Blinds &C. a. the old stand. The
hooks and accounts Of the late firm Of Greenlesf,
Reed 4 Co. have been ieft with Us for settlement,
and parties indebted o said trm are requested 70
call and settle their at early day, as the
books must be closed as soon a. possible Thanking
the patrons OF the late rn FOR their j era encour-
agefneut We would az the same time remind them
that we shall continue 10 furnish frst-cass work al
the lowest living prices
VA. c. JOHNSON.
Winoooski June pa, ISL
June 3e-dlEkwlm
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IUU ANIE T Am no
The Northwestern COLONIZATION ant Free Home
stead Company, Chartered 1y tle state l. Mime
-otaI furnishes cheap Rate of Fare. and
Locates Free Homestead. Send fog f-ea
Pamphlets. giving History Ci 1Iinuesotl .-s ---
sources progress. fertility and its a-yll-l-as.
Address h. PAGE DAVIS, Comu-ssi1ner of l1-l-
grafton, for the state Of Minnesota and General
AGENT for the n. Wool Go. No. l-1 E-osr WAY. s.
l. 4cffrs asa reliable fglutf tear.s4 a. srs- -lr5
Ju.v 1-fdEwfw
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eau ITO n ,
JEwETT's
Patent Milk Fans.

All attempts to ev4de my patented Improvement
IN MiIk Pans. thus far have been square infring-
meuts 70 which fact the most sanguine lnfrinsers
among them are willing to subscrlbe-thelr names
affer reading the patent wish it distinctly under
stood by manufacturers and users Of these articles
that unless settlement is duly made therefor that
prosecution against each and every one OF them
viii he commenced in due course Of time
BENJAMIN Z. JEWETT.