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Medital.

The orr ginator Of this wonderful medicine, clsims
TO have discovered and combined IN harmony more
Of NATURES most sovereign medical groperfss tnan
was ever before combined in ore medicine. Inc e'lc
dence OF this TACT Is found in the great variety o.
most obstinate diseases which ii mas beeh iounu ~
conouer In the cure Of Bronchifis, Severe CongAs'
ana tho early stages Of Consumption, IL mas aston.
ished the medical faculty, aud HUNDREDS OF the pest
musicians pronounce IT the greatest medical dtSo9t
frT Of the age While it cures the severest coughs,
IL siren sthens the system and purihes the biood b
it, At Gsd thorough blood purifying PropeTfies,
cur,s an Humors from the worst ScTofHfd TO COM
mon Blo;ch, PiHlgie Eruption. MercurlAi Us
ease Mineral PoisOns, syphilitic and Neaeral Dls
eases and their Effects eradicated ard rigorous
h,aifk and sound constitution established ETysl
pelas S1lf Bheum, Scaid Head FeuT Sores So4P
or Rough Skin in short all the hume -ous diseases
caused by bad blood, conquered by this powerful
purifying and invigorating medicine. FOR " Liue'
ComvlaiHf" Bilious Disorders and Hd1ifHGt constr
PATTON il has produced hundreds perfect and per
manent cures where other medicines had fAled.
The proprietor offers sl,0l0 reward for medicine
that will equal it in the of all the diseases lor
which II is recommended. Beware Of eoHnterteiH
and tporfhess limitations. See that my private gov
eminent Stamp which is positive guarantee Of Con
uinsness, is upon the outside wrapper. Inns HeoI-
cine is Sold bg Druggists al Sl.O0 per boHe re
pared by R. " PIERCE, NJ. D., Sole Proprietor, al
his Chem cal Laboratory 1873 Seneca street, Buhtlo
n. Y. Feb. 24-t'd tues, thurs sat- AVON
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g5ZZZE IzzzE:;;;ll! IsI''lE|l'l!T'A

To any person producing any Medicine ShoT p
half as many living, permanent cures as III riI-
Lrcis VEsgTsBLE RHEUMATIC REMEDY. Used m
trgrgIv onlB. pleasant Medicine, free from IN
iurious drugs Warranted, under oath, TO have per
inanantly cured e5 in every 100 patients treated IN
the past ten years (See testimony IL Is the scien
tn, prescription Cf Professor JOS. ?. fiter, NJ y
a graduate Of the University Of Pennsylvania A u.
l-33-now one Of Philadelpha's Oldest regular
physicians, and Professor of Chemistry ana loAI1
cology-who has maze Neuralgia, chrome anu
Inaammatory Rheumatism the speciality OF MS entlre
professional le-a fact vouched for ny the signa
lures accompanying each bottle and other testimo-
mails Of many prominent renowned physicians ana
clergymen. To protect sufferers from poisonous oI
n ie,-oI sigret Guarantee stating exact number Of
bottles warranted to cure will be forwarded graus
TO anv sufferer sending by letter iull uescr
Of affection In case Of failure 10 cure, amount paid
positively refunded. Medicine sent anywhere ny
express Collect on delivery. Afflicted invited y
wife for advice; all information and medical al
vice sent nv letter gratis. Address DIX; >; Z
FITLER. % South Fourth street Philadelphis'
Penn The Remedy Is sold by vincent lel'i
BURLINGTON vt. and Druggists. Feb l',Wly
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STORE CLEBKs.-A retail merchant shows his
tact in nothing more than in the choice Of his
clerks snd counter walters. The counter is not
the place either for simpering youths, who stare
ST aud iIsuliingly haiter lady customers, or for
crusty Cd maids who have an impartial snarl
for sill ages sad and both sexes. The gushing
Youth who prides himself On his pink cheeks,
HE soft uousacbe, and his irresistible teeth, is
apt to disgust every modest lady in whose face
he gTirs and whispers and she resolves to cut
that store, at least, in her future shopping expe-
diiions The crusty maiden, with lsnk curls.
who seems to have mi,snihropie way Of looking
at the world, and appears determined 10 use her
place to snub every body whom she conceives bet
ter Of, or better dressed than she is equally
obnoxious to the shopping portion Of the COM
mCnity, AID loses her employer many dollar in
the course Of every day. A generally effective
remedy for hehiud-eounter impudence would
seem to be, 10 sxpoge sucl conduct on the spot
TO the head Of the store and if the ladies would
take coursge to do this in all cases. the pub
fishing Of ill-msnners, and the punishment
which would usually follow, woald doubtless
work sn Improvement in the bearing Of the
conceiied young people, who so inconvenience
the public At the expense Of their employers
Commerce.! Blliefin
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An Act to amend an act entitled an act relating T.
to the redemption OF bank notes, approved NOV.

An Act to amend an act entitled an act relating T.
To the redemption Of bank notes approved NOV.
%. l-f6.
Sgc Section one Of az act entitled an act re!at
inr % the redemption Of bank notes Is hereby
amended so as 20 read as follows:
After the expiration OF the charter 81 any p'nk
chartered by this state after the termination Of
the existence Of any such bank a-reeahiy TO the
laws Of tins state such bank may cause notice To ne
published in three weekly newspapers IN the county
where such bank is located, If so many there De- lor
SIX months, uruference to'ng given TO the papers
having the largest circulation, setting ioTth that
said bank will redeem its outstanding bills the DAY
Of the expi-rton It's charter. or the cate Of the
termination Of its existence and copy o. tins act
and upon du3 publication II such nouce neither
such bank nor It's officers shall be liable 70 any &C
ton for the non-retempton ofany Of its outstand-
ine bills unless the same shall have been duly pre-
sented, and payment thereof demanded within the
time aforesaid at the banking house Of such bank.
SEC 2 This act shall take elect from It's passage
Approved Nov. p, l~1o.
In pur,uance Of the foregoing act Of the Lecisia-
ure II Vermont. notice rs hereby given that the
ch arter the Commercial Bank q Darlington. Yer
mont expired on the first day Of January, a. D.
lsfs and that its existence viii terminate on the s
dav Of January, A d. ISL, and said Bank Will re-
deem its outstanding bills
BY order OF the Directors and Stock holders.
Burlingt n. Vt. Dee 18th. 1870.
SAMUEL HUNTINGTON, President
V. P. MOVES, Cashier
dec l6-wfm
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Inc Springfield Republican says Of Mrs
.sot,-Sddons' reading in that city on Wednet-
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GEN. SHERMAN on TIE ARMT.-At the ban
quot of the Army OF the Tennessee in Ciucin-
nhti, or Good Friday, Gen. Sherman was called
on to respond TO the toast of ''The army which
he described as "a body national in its character,
devoted to the whole country, and ever faithful
to it | know that in their distant homes II is 8
source Of pride and pleasure to them, sitting
round their bivouac fires, on the dusty reads or
in the far-of Alaska, to realize thst their me-
mories are as precious now as in the days when
the whole country WAS upturnei by civil war.
Their tasks did not end with that wsr, but con-
tinue nov that it is ended. 1t affords them
pleasure, | know, TO feel that they are associated
in your minds with the events OF the late war,
even thcGgh they msy be in countries far away. -
He alluded TO the seeming thoughtlessness Of
meeting around a festive board on Good Friday,
ard added " God knows | would not injure Or
offend the most delicate sense Of g religious man
But this is the anniversary Of an occasion upon
which We were engaged in a holy cause. Nine
years ago to-day, as holy prayers assembled 20 the
throne Of grace as ever went up from your Ca
thedrSl spire, OF any other church. Every one
who was At Shiloh must feel ike Offering up his
prayers Of thaukfulness for deliverance from
death that day The brief but piihy speech Of
the General was loudly spplaulel.
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Inc Springfield Republican says Of Mrs
.eort-S.lions' reading in that city on Wednss-
dsy evening:
Of all the evenings of choice delight with
which Mrs. Scott-Siidons have favored u.s.
uope has been more enjoyable or drawn BET
Ter audience, 10th in character and numbers
than las; nights The beautiful lady was no
norei with neater setting OF the stage than
usual it was furnished enough to be nome
like. and tsstefully adorned with STANDS OF
flowers Mrs Si3dons was attired IN "hioe
satin elegantly designed and trimmed win ACe
ami geli work which were part OF the spolis
Of Dalhi's royal palace when the Bntish ,oOA
it in the Sepoy war, and GROWING heI uAiA
tresses was the splendid crown-shaPei ~ a. ~
le,, studied with jewels, presented her py queen
Victoria The lady was remaksoiy gen1io1s
in her programme, and her strength mus He,e
been seyerely taxed thereby. II was oi "I1e
range also. and the specimen Of tragedy was
not only notable for it's power, Dut lor lts I~re
~ on The stage we believe ENG John
b,s Dever been acted in this country, though
il OCCASIONALLY is in England. In this reading
Mrs Scotf-Sidions maze the deepest impress
SOW If the evening. BY the astonishing ps,hos
ana STRENGTH Of her rendering Of the narrowing
scene between the young Prince Arthur and
Herbert Ii was altogether the highest exam
ME Of tragic genius this actress has given. The
sudiepce sat through the evening with a de-
Hybt none the less genuine. because quiet and
unieuous;rative. During the reading a splendid
wreath and tasteful bouquet were sent upon
the stage by the hands Of nice little fellow,
who was rewarded By very graceful thsnks-
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Seeds, aaritultural supplements.

SEEDS, agricultural Smplsnlrnts.
J. $. PIERCE * son
ogFKa FoR SALE
.gs EO,cess market Prices,
500 8bls. P0ydrette.
300 BbIs.
Esr06ley's Phosphate, me
best tss ease.
80 EOns
Esesy .v0ra Scotia Ft9sfer.
FLOWER POTS,
.qiI sizes and Prices.
1900 TBS. vi. Glover seed.
5000 lbs. Western do.
200 bus. TirmOihy seed.
80 bags Red Top seed.
100 lbs. white Glover seed.
100 lbs. AIsEke Clever seed.
200 bus. Gnld Drop Wheat.
80 bus. Sweeg GOr@.
ALSO, A GOOD ASSORTMENT Or
Onion, Esecs y Carrot Seed
with All the new varieties Of
Garden Peas and Flower Seeds.
W. also offer for sale at lowest prices the
BLANCHARD CHURN-
FVLER's CBURN.
SHARES COULTER HARROW
REGULATOR SEED DRILL.
BRISTOL FLOWS
PRoUTY & MEAR's PLoW>.
uoLBRooK's PAT. SWIVEL PLo"'
ONE HORSE PLOWS.
MOHAWK VALLEY STEEL PLOWs.
AND ALL oTHE9
implements for F@rm and
Garden ESG.
We are also she Agents for this County for the new
and celebrated
SPR.FGUE .YOEE'ER,
which We guarantee the BEST ~ UsF. Price 50.
Farmers, cal and look at e.. 1t j. the latest
simplest, cheapest and best Mower
ever offered to the public.
:. PEIR CE & sos.
March l0-t-d&w3m college SU'el'
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PENSIONS.


CURVIVING SOLDIERS and SAILORS Oh the
- war Of 1872 ENLISTED OF drafted, who served IN
Army or NAVY are by law, now entitled TO receive
4 pension from the United states, at the rate oi
e. p,r month from February 18th, 1871.
Col. Charles Hunsdon, now interested ~ tls nrti
or : INNS a CO.. Bankers No. - State street,
Albany, \. Y. will give prompt and pers ma
attention TO any claims, applications placed 10
-, sfr,nafi, n desired furnished, the appliea-
' CHARLES HUESDON,
a. State St, Albany, n. 7.
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Capri HANS NEw Arctic ExrEDIuoS.-Tb
craft in which Capt Hall Will make his new
arctic expedition is a powerful Government tug
boat. sharp as knife, top sail schooner rig, now
lying st the Washington Navy-yari, shortly
expected in New York Her burden has lately
been increased from 32j to 400 tons. Ga her
voyage to that city it is proposed that patent
application Of oil for feeding her furnaces he
used, which, If it should prove successful, will
enable her to dispense with other fuel. Capt
s. o. Burlington, from Groton, in Connecticut,
who has spent his life IN whaling, is TO have
charge Of the Polaris, which is the name Of the
craft. 4 scientific corps will accompany the
expedition, including the eminent chemist, Dr.
Besselis, Of Heidelburg, lStely srriyed from
Germany, and who formed one Of the fcientifc
corps on beard the last North Germsn expedition
to the polar regions. The chief engineer is
Emil Sehumsn, Saxon, and. his assistant a
Scotchmsn named John Wilson, the wages Of the
former is so month, and OF the latter $40.
\ phenomenon goes out with them in the shape
Of Swede. named F. l. Berggren, who has
shipped as blacksmith and fireman The doctor
who examined him said he had never seen such
muscular development. The shoes he wears
measure thirteen and one-half inches in length
The name Of the first sble-hodiei seaman regis
tered is W Jessup, Of Hull, England. The wages
for the period for which the men engage, five
years, is SO a month, but it is understood that
the tip will hardly exceed three years The
twelve men who 60 before the mast are all chosen
sailors, and able to navigate If required 1t is
expected by Capt. Hall that the expedition will
lesye New York by the 18th Of next month
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For sale IA tsoAs I" 's'i'
This article is sold for haf ne pTi's oi otner lei
+ilirers ana h cheaper for Cotton, Corn, Tobacco
and Trostabl,s tnan any other in market. II IS
made entirely from the ni-ht soil, DIAL, &C. Of New
York City. Price delivered on board IN Ne" fofk
ask attention to the following testimonials
C. S. Howard, Of Old Lyme, Conn. in letter dated
Dcpble Refined Pru1rette as being the best iertil-
irer in uss for corn and tobacco. have tested II
SIDE by side with other manures and the frudrette
has always proved the best have also used your
Nitro Phosphate on Wheat and Buckwheat and
think thew are full ecu 20 any in market"
j. r. Phelps, Of West Hartford, Conn, uncer
date Of Dec. 90, $50, says: am ceater m anu
s-rowe- OF tobacco, aud have used the Double Re
fne4 Pouf-ett for zht years or more on corn to
bacco and other crops an consider i very ValuA-
bic fert- lizsr.n
pamphlet eiyi1g fall directions, &c, sent or
ano.i.ati8a u JAMES T. FOSTER,
as Cortiandt St. New York
For sale by ). s. Peirce & Son, Burlington
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CHARLES HUNsDON,
e Sta.e s., Albany, n. y.
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Address MOJLTOS BROS. ~ co.
johnson. Vt.
For Territory not included in the State Of Yer
mont, Address W. F. MOULTON. Johns n, Vt.
March ls7l-37wf
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The members Of the Sophomore Class, at Rut-
gers College, New Brunswick, N. j., it is ,aib,
have refused to sign pledge not to violate the
College rules, and consequent " unpleasant
ness " exists been the class and the Faculty.
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DURE fresh ground NOVA SCOTIA PLATTER
l. for sale by the 80
WINOosKI FIGURING CO..
ie'' t7o~"" Winooski, Vt.
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ATTENTION !
Soldiers of 1872 !

6OlNllCA -
NONGRESS has enacted a law allowing pehsloin
az s3a month to the officers, soldiers ans sali,
ar Of the war Of 1872. who served sixty usis VI
more and to the widows OF such as nave uleu' anu
who were married previous 70 lol5. ~. ..
All claims entrusted to our care, promptly AZ
tended To, ard information furnished 40
START 4 WATSON, Atty's -,
Bank Block, Burlington, VI
kprii WITT
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The man who wrote the joke about the Metho
dist Book Concern and the Book Of Numbers was
\" Levitycus - Boston Post
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TIE hone, bee TIA; wanders all day long oar
the go. the WOODLAND and the g2loen yer
~ ,,e,b,r In It's fragrant winter store,
Buia5ias ia calm content ms qnle, sSng'
- .1,fst ;sinty cup, the yiolets lips
fnr f-si .! rans snd noxious weeds ne si!s
o., T.. .,rsp OF swsetress, closely pressed.
X t.ir . - poison ohalice. Thus Il We
.,sl on.y to aw forth the hidden s"eee eel.
A-r, sti he varies human 4 wers We mee'
In - ....ar,len q Humanity.
Ard MET C Tee. fhome tie spoil we pear,
i,..st n Ct lcarts, it tu-ns 10 nectar thsre.
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NOTICE.

- II. RUSSELL begs leave TO inform his friends
-, and the public that he is prepared TO do all
kinds Of House Painting, Granting, Paperhanging,
Tnting and Decorating walls Of Parlors Halls,
Churches &c. &C., in superior style, and at rea-
sonzble prices From long experience and by close
personal Affection ! hope to merit and receive. a
share Of the public patronage.
Shop on Mechanics street, LIST west of Mess. II.
Rohy & Bros. Very respectfully,
S. ii. RUSSELL.
April 10, ls7l-d&x3m
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DODD'S
NERVINE

HAS RELIEVED THOUSANDS OF
Cough, Cod, Fever. Azue, Uelda-he. --a
Dyspepsia with loss OF appetite, DurrhUl, .'
patron, sleopiessns IS, all Nervous Affection. ie-
WEAKNESSES, &C. Price 81. SEE rcc0mnen- i'.. -i
with each hottis.
READ WHAT ONE DRUGGIST SAYS
We have sold DODD5 NERVINE Tor lie IS,
SIX years and can frufhf1iiy say 10 has gwen en-
satisiaetion in EVERY INcTANCE, So tar 3. ~
know. During the last year We have sold On T.
NINETEEN THOUSAND bottles, and conslle.
immense sale sufficient proof Of iis relii'i-..
geo. c. GOODWIN 3 CO., Wholesale Dru--
Boston. Sold by all Druggists. april iftsN'"
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SCRIPTURE and Science hare met f7GsflH-
Genesis and Geology hare Kissed eaeh ofi'f.
$40 MADE FROM so CTS.

Sor ething urgently needed b. everybody. w.
and See; II samples sent post paidl Tor o CONS
that retail easily tor SO. R. L. MoLCOIf
April 2O-tc&wiw Isl Chatham Square, " Il
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UNoUESTInN,nIn
UNQ L ESTIONABLY
The hest known and most thoroughly tested
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
For all kinds Of work heavy or light. and the mos,

The hest known and most thoroughly tested
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
For all kinds Of work, heavy or light and the most
popular,
Wheeler &c Wilson'S
V'HlS practical and easily managed machine has
now stood the test Of time and thoroueh experi-
ment; and the thousands who have fortunately us.d
ours iranky give 4 the preference as the very best
both m TINS country and IN Europe. STUDY capital
and inventive genius have been devoted 70 its i'm
pr9yement i0r years, till now, with ITS NEW
SILENT FEED, our present q" Lock-stitchv machine
has no equal in the world. The Wheeler Wilsoris
ls Reliable, Economical and Noisele $ Il answers
the wants OF the household completely. and anv
kind Of sewing needed in the family can be done m
on y with greater rapidity and eae Of execution 10
beginners than can be accomplished on any Other
IL has received the highest pre- NUNS over allasa
lamily maehine-on both sides OF the Atlantic
Those who want the best should obtain Wheeler K
Wilson's Silent Feed Family Sewing Machine ana
take no other '-
During 1870 Wheeler Wilson sold over ss.oOo
machines! OF sou more than than the Howe a an
more than the Weed 5f3ls mors than tbe Mo,
Gibbs; 5-,63i more than the American. - -
more than the Florence. The above figures are "a.
ken from the sworn re urns OF the comuanies naneJ
and are suhcient eutatiOn Of the mend acious t,is
OF certain parties in Burlington, who Vou-d rnaS
people believe we ara playe Outn Since coT,ins-
70 burlington have sold 100 f these machines ana
am ready 70 sell $50 more. Will sell on time 49,
ing pay IN small monthly instalments. Samples ~
work and circulars ssnt TO any address Few s,1a-,
wide-awake agents wanted.
=, Agency 10 Church ST., next door to Riplev L
Shattuek's. PeS
March 2-d&wtf 1A-'A@
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THE
~- Dvs-nUEDx
- a. Wv
In Chemical and medie"i s'i'h'''
ERr r.. y. GGrrfR's
eorI-rroN- ,>-n Co,fpor-vD rrTyrR
oAA'N H'H
or
1T -
II X
-,,r,-,, .,.,, c.-r,- corr-rro,- ..- mad. in
FIRST AND ONLY soLeI !, u, r, ever maze Ia
Iio ~ 10 veil t-1rn cu-1tive
agent.
PINE TREE TAR,
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Drp Goods.

9rn Oooas.
BLAIR s. SMITH
Will remain few DAYS longer gladdening the hearts
ofmuititudes, shedding halo OF Joy tnrO
many a household. in dispensing
BARGAINS in all manner o
DIR Y GOOD =.
We call special attent on to cur large
assortment Of
PRINTS AND GINGHAMS,
PIQuEs, YosEMITEs,
LINEN GOODS,
COMPLETE LINE OF HosiEhf'
&C., SC, &C.
Last Of all, but not least, comes
BLACK ALPACAs. nrYr uoH,rRs
As reminder, We barely suggest the fact, already
well established, that ws are selling thess 49,
a little "dner' than can be han else oher
Please give them a look many osnei
goods to be sold that find no ? ace IN
this notice TERMS CASH.
Very respectfully
BLAIR 4 SMITH,
No . Union Book, Church o.
Burlington April 5-td&wu
NEW GOODS Received DAILY
r. II. sIMONDs & CO.
white Piques aad PeTcaie',
l. II SIMOEUS 4 CO.
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NEW LONDON INSTITUTION, n. II. Spring
~ Term begins April 9Th, 1871. Three Distinct
Courses.
LIST. Ladies' Collegial Course-Desig ned as a
practical and finished course Of study.
ID. Classical eourse-To prepare young men TO
take high stand in College.
Sd. Scientific COurse-This includes Natural Sci
ences Mathematics as advanced as in our best Col
le-es, Modern Languages aod Metaphysics. Is is
designed to meet the wants Of business who are
MT satisfied with mere knowledge of Bookkeeping
and Arithmetic. Nothing is requ red which is not
practical. Special attention is given to Physical
Culture, Gymnastics and Calisthenics and Military
Drill by an experienced army officer.
For further Information apply for circulars and
a. talogues TO the President, n. NJ. WILLARD, or
Secretary, N. T. GREENWOOD, New London.
II. WOW
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NOTICE.

VVHEREAs my wife, Charlotte ". has left my
w bed and board without Just cause or provo
cation, this is TO all persons against harbor
ing or trusting her on my account as shall pay
no debts Of her contracting after this date.
Freeman c. BUTTON.
Rssex VT, April Is, ls7l-fdit&w3w