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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-08-22

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-01-09
Iron in the Blood

The PerWridn Syrup. q Protect
Ell Solution of the Protori1e Of
Iron. as so combined as to hare
the character of an Gtimenf, as
CGSUU diGeSted and 0SSiI1 it0ted
7rih the blood rs Tire simplest
FOOD. IL increases the quantity
Of Natures O1cH Jitdtisihg
agent. Iron an the blood, and
cures "a thousand IT'S" simply
6UTOning APP. IncigOrGting and
IIdIi=iRJ the System. The en-
Tiched and citaii=ed blood per-
Dsedtes ercry part OF the body,
repairing damages and aCdste,
searching out morbid secre-
tiOnS. and tearing nothing for
disease to feed aipOR.
This as the secret of the 7rou-
deIJHt success OF this remedy iH
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhna, Boils, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Fevers, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional Yigor,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, female Complaints,
and all diseases originating a..
a bad state of the blood. or Gc-
cOmp0Ried by debility or a fosD
state Ofthe system. Being free
from 1Ic0hOs. in any form, its
cncrgi-iIig effects are not fol-
iOICed 6y corresponding 7'edc-
ton. Dat are permanent. inTu-
sing strength. rigOr. and ne'O
life into all parts OfMe system,
GIld building atp dl Iron Con-
stitution.
Thousands hare been changed
Jy the aSe of this remedy, from
7re0E. Sickiy. suffering cYed-
!HTes. to strong. healthy. and
hGppy 3Ren and acoDlen: and
sRr0iids cannot Ye0sOHdGiyhes-
itGte TO OiSe 10 a trial.
See that each bottle has PERIL
WAN SYRUP Wo'rls in the glass.
Pamphlets Free.
SETH ". FOWLE / SONS, Proprietors.
No. Milton Place, Boston.
SoLD BY DEuccIsrs cENEEALLT.
Oct 1l-teci4WlN
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xeOal 9utites.


Nun ST BSC RIDERS having been appointed
| b., The Honorable the Probate Court for
The district Of Grand Isle, Comm toners 10
receive examine and adjust all claims and demands
81 al Ierenns. gainst the estate Of Pembroke 5.
Hazcu lst- oi North Hero. IN said District de
erased al.i the term Of SIX months from the
IHn ia, IT december ls-3 being allowed hy said
Court L. Tie creditors OF SAID deceased, 10 exhibit
and prove their respective claims heioSe Us give
notice that We viii attend 10 the duties OF our
appointment At the dwelling house O: the late
Pembroke HaEen, in North Hero, In said District,
on tie sec, nd saturday in June next, at po'clock
ia -arenaan 81 said DAY
pai,i Il North Hero, December "a. A. 10. is.1.
\. X. HIBBAkD. a. n,,.fs--,nar.
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/ .sked the New Year a. Il came,
Why here dost will to be
And il said-'mid shouts that named IT. name
To minister to thee.
Why CONTEST thou with veal and woe.
Alternate hope and fear -
To give n weary man, below,
The smile snd frequent teaf.
Thoa Wit restore the absent friend
To nv desiring heart ,
Vet sll pleasant ties will reni
And the Joined forever part.
Why wilt thou deck the bridsl bed
of youth and beauty's blown =
That the thOuEhtless pair may NeN
Into the dresry tomb.
Why wit thou please the mothers eyes
With her infants thousand chAtA
To bear unto the faithful skies
The treasure 81 her arms
into the lap why wit thou fling
HoArds Of Encounied gOld
To give the wretch, ere long, the sting
0fhopes TO poverty sold.
Why to Ambtion's silly few
Wilt thou sing the song Of lame -
To show. OF the bubbles men pursue
The emptiest is nsme
WIN contest thou with hymns O. cheer
come, too, with my woes
Voices thar welcome the New Year,
Shall be silent ST It's close.
And why embark upon thy tide
Earth s m lions. without dread
That in their laughter they may glide.
Unconscious to the dead.
Why wilt thou haste 10 ming!e IA
Eternity's wide sea =
Thst one day may show his sin.
Who asketh now o. me.
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I,TI,E N BANnnrPToi.

rUiIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, tAat N the nth Iz5
| ~ December A d. !--3, Warrant n Bank
ruptpy was lssued sgaisst the estate OF Luciu-
button. % 81 Adams. In the County 81 Frank u
ana State vi Vermont, who has been Idluds>d q
psnkruit on his creditors petition that the
payment OF ANY debts and del very % any property
belonging L. said Bankrupt, 10 him, or Tor his use
and the transfer %. any property by him are FOR
hIdden p, Isw that meeting Of the cred Tors oi
said Bankrupt L. prove their debts, ami 10 cheese
one OF more A. guees OF d. estate, viii De held al
Court of Bankruptcy, 10 lie holden 1t the 0lce %
L. L. Lawrence. IN burlington, in he County ei
Bartender AMI state O! Vermont, before L. L.
Lawrence Register. on tie lith d. % Jalu4ry
A d. lS-4. AZ o'clock A NJ.
THOMAS FAlLEH.
p,fuiy 5 M4rsali a. Messenger.
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STATE OF VERMONT, } To all persons con,
oislEl'f 90 tnHrfNDEN =. \ AImira Pierce. late
Of Hunt .ton, IN said District. Deceased.
GREETING.
Ara Pf.i,ate e., art holden at Burlington. within
and Tor the f. strict Of Chittenden, on the 29.h day
% December 4. d. 1873. Instrument purpoTting 10
be the last VIII snd Testament Of Alnira Pierce,
late w.. Huntington. n said District deceased, Wa
presrLtel o. The Court Aforesaid. for Probate,
and i j. ordered by said Court that the 10Th DAY o.
January, A. q. ia. st the Probate Court Not ms
in - "a Burlington, be ass gned FOR proving sad
In trumeut anu that notice thereof be given 10 al
persons concerned, ny publishing this order three
week succes-iyely in the Burlington Weekly Free
Pres newspaper printed al aid Burin gton, PIE
Yious t. the time appointed
Therefore you are hereby not lied 10 appear before
aid Court Al the time and place sioressid. and
contest the probate Of said win II you have cause.
Given under my hand al Burlington in said Dis
tret thu 18th day 81 December, A. b. ls.3.
IVA T + WALES Julse.
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when Dreams are TrGe-t."

81 !. v. fAkeONr.
| 7re. lets lie thankful we SIRE past tie time
When grefs are comtortless and. thou =
mourn,
: eel u our sorrow something nov sublime,
And IN esch tear the sweetness OF kiss.
u eep u and smile then For we know IA O as
our Immortality that nothing dies
" IA n our hearts but soLleth M new barn
And what IL roug hly taken from our eye
,4ently comes back in visions " the morn
When dreams are truest- hut deAth s bliss
EEL 81 certain looking on the isce
OF dead sister, smiling from her shrOai,
That our sweet angel la- hut changed her piaes
And passed O. peace, A. when. aiuil the ei"h'
~ the mad city. / feel sure OF rest
revarf The haas ) lev haurs further west
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NnrICI Ia EANhnI pIlA.

,rHIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, that Gu the 9TH dap
| Of December. A u. ls-1. Warrant in Banh-
ruptcy was issued aga.nst the estate Of Avery "a.
Wheeler Of Randolph, a the County Of orShSe'
and State Of Vermont. who has been aGludsed
Bankrupt on his own petition that The pay
ment of any debts and delivery Of any property
belonging 10 said Bankrupt to him, or FOR his use
and the transfer OF any property by him, are ior-
hidden by law that a meeting Of the creditors Of
said Bankrupt 10 prove their debts, and 10 choose
one or more gnees Of his estate, Will he held at
A Court Of Bankruptcy, 10 be holden at The once OF
John " Rowell in Randolph, in the County vi
Orange and State Of ermoni, before A. Underwood,
Register. on the 9th day Of January. \. u l74 Al
. o'elockP n. -
THOMAS fAiLEN.
Deputy Iul.el stales Marshal, as hessensss-
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ELI wooDnuFF,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT The Honorable the
Probate Court for the
t. all per-ons interested in the estate u Ell
Woodruff ate CO.. Underhrll. in said District.
dec-a Seti. hEFErISGs
NlrHEREAS said Court hath assigned the l6iA
w dan of January, next. for the settlement II
amin STRAIT IN account O. the administrator with
the " % annexed and ior decree 81 the residue Of
o. said estate 20 the persons entitled thereto, and
ordered that public not &c thereof be given 70 all per
sons Interested in said estate by publishing hi
order three weeks successyely previous 70 the dan
a-- zn-l in the Burlington Free Press. printed in
BUR- In -tdu.' In said District,
Therefore you are hereby notified % appear at the
Probate court Rooms in Burlington, on the day
sncd then and there 10 contest the allowance u.
SAD account il you cause. and 10 establish your
.ht heirs legatee. ani lawful claimants Of sA 4
re-'d due.
Given under IA, hand Ia, 18Th day of December.
4 H. l--3
6w9w r S TAFT. Register.
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frTIs Is To 6TNF NOTICE. that on the 10Th day u:
| December. A.p lS-3, a Warrant .n Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate o. Saim1 bat and
William q. Cofran cs-partner- under the hrm
name and style o, DAVIS ConrAn. Of Sheffield
n the County TO. CALEDONIA. and Siaie q Yer
mont who have been aludSed Bankrupt
on their creditors petition that the payment
Of am debis snd delivery &c any property
belonging go said B4nsruuts, g. them. ~ .or ther
use, and the transfer Co. any property by them are
Of said Bankrupt. u prove their debts, and %
choose one OF more A---uees " their estate u he
held Al a Court " Bankruptcy, g. De holden 81
the ofhce 81 Edwards DlcEermln. u Newport, u
County of Orleans sud state ui Vermont. before
John l. Edwards. E,4, Reg -ier, VA the 'ih a1s o.;
January. \ j.. I--4. si 10 o'clock A. y.
GEO T. FOSTER
$ Nl4r-Ll- I- M--seu-rr.
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NOTICE IN BANkRlPTCN.

rIHIs Is To GIVE NOTICE, that on the 2.d ds,
| of December 4. u. ls:3, Warrant IN Dahh-
ruptcv was issued against the estate OF Alden T.
Bliss, Of St Johnsoury, in the County OF CaledoniA
and state of Vermont, who has been adluugeu
psyment of any debts and delivery OF any
property belonging 10 said Bankrupt 10 MN,
sr for his use and the transfer Of any property
nv him are forbidden By law; that meeting
81 the creditors Of said Bankrupts, TO prove
their debts and choose one or more Ass shees o.
his estate will be held q; Court Of BanAtuPte!
In Lyndon in the County Of Caledonia, and State o.
Vermont before John L. Edwards. Esq, Reg lstef on
the e2d day January, 4 D. s:i at 9Y Iio Gu A. n
pel,uty L. 5. Marshal a. Messenger
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nIsTRlCT OF VERMONT. sS--Ai Rutland, -as
| J 2sth daV OF De- .mher, 4. u. 1873. The und
lgned hereby gives notice OF biz APPOINTMENT a.
a.. gnee OF Edward e. Dyer, of Poultney. "a he
County Of Rutland and State % Vermont IN a
ssid district. who has been aljud-ei Bankrupt
upon his creditor, petition BY the District Court VI
SD Distr-.t JACOB kDGERTON.
ian 3-3-W.s As. gnee.
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N U,NI,ut.TsA

nISTRI1T OF VERMONT sS.-M fuige1
| the 9TH dsy af December, A u. 1873. Tie
unders gnei hereby gives notice Of his Appo tmenl
rs asst gnee Of james VI. Hilbert. @. Putneyi "a HE
County OF Windhsm. and State oi Vermont, v HAN
upon his creditors petition by the b street COURT Of
said District. DtNJ- L SHAW
ano-7-yqN As gnee
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TUE under gnsl hereby give notice oi A-- A.
l polntmeni as A.sig nee O.! Mitchell A. 81 one 90
Berkshire IN the County u Franklin, and state OF
Vermont no has been sd yud sed Bankrupt upon
creditors petition, hy the District Court - iis
L. s. for the % strict Of Vermont.
SILAS Z. CARPENTER As zHoo.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-01-09

(cerpei IN The estate q
DISTRICT ct 'aITIESnFN s. Jesss Roor i,te ~
E.-er. To- al District deceased.
GREETING.
Al q Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
snI Tor the District OF hit enden the I'D iiAy 81
pecetnher. A u. I~s3, an Instrument. purportns 10
Ice the la-t WI and Testauent, Of Jesse Door,
late OF Essex. IN said District. deceased, Was
presented l. the Court Aforesaid. Tor Probate. and
I &. ordered hy said Court that the 10th day OF
January. 4 -. l5-4. at the Probate Court Rooms N
said BUR- ngion, lie assigned for proving said In
strument and that notice thereof be gwen 20 all
per-ons concerned by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the BUR- ngton Weekly Free
Press a newspaper printed at sid Burllngtcn,
prev ions t. the time appointed.
Therefore You are hereby notified IL appear before
aid Court al the time and place Aforesaid, snd con
test the probate Of said VIII, Il you have Cause.
Glven under my hand at Burlington IN said bis-
trict. tn I'D dsy @. december, A. ID. i1ls.
eKu K 5. TAFT, Register
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he removed TO New York city. whero ne
became prominent insurance man, and In
1866, was elected to the New Jersey As
sembly and was an influential member OF
that body.
November l6-Joseph Blake, of Swan
ton. He was formerly president OF the
Union Bank of Swanton, and had repre-
sented the town in the Legislature.
November 10 At New York, james
Merrel, Secretary of the National Trnst
Company Mr.. Merrel was formerly oil
Rutland, being the first cashier Of the hut
land County Bank, position which he
occupied for several years.
At Wea:hersfeld, Henry Barnard. for
many years president of the First National
Bank of Springfield.
November 2I-Dr. Rollin C.'M. Wood
ward, leading physician and esteemed
citizen Of St Adams, aged 81.
At Reno, Nevada. Second-Lieut. Patrick
II. Hogan. First L. 5. Cavalry; lie was
from Burlington, and brave soldier
November 22-Hon. Giles Harrington, OF
Albursh, at Silver Lake, N y. lie had
long been a prominent citizen and lawyer
of i;rand Isle county and had filled many
public ofhces, having been representative
from Alhurgh several years, also county
senator. Judge of probate, and State sattor-
ney.
November -. -A At Burlington, Mrs
Horace LOOMS, aged 80, daughter of Colo
mel JOHN Chapman of Middlebury, VINO
served with distinction in the revolution
ary war, a. commandment Of Fort Edward
and Fort George She was much respect
ed a. mother. iuaIron. friend AMI member
of society.
November &c Hon Charles Barrett OF
STAFFORD lie had been one Of the Judges
| of the Orange County Court, represented
his town several years in the legislature
was two years Senator. and was also
member Of the last Constitutional Conyen-
| ton
| November 27-At San Francisco. Henry
| q. james. formerly of st. Adams. and a
| graduate of the University of Vermont IN
| 1898. lie was one of the pioneers oil JAIL
| fornia and practised law for many years
with success at San Francisco. lie was
a prominent educator and had been Superin-
tendent Of city schools of San Francisco
November 3O-William ii. Rockwell, NJ
/ D., for many years superintendent and
physician of the Vermont Asylum Tor the
Insane at Brattleboro.
December pa. J. Mclndoe OF " inds9r,
! for a long time editor and publisher OF the
/ Vermont CIfoH.rls Windsor Journal ana
other papers.
DonN, EuGIR- Henry 4 johnson Of
. a. n m n-dar for DnXnG
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6nanrial.
THE FNRNFU> AND lIEC:iANIC>
INSTII I{ON.
AND TRUST COuPANN.
III HIINa.I1N Il.

Chartered D, an A.; %. the lie, stature o.. Yer
mont approved November 10. i7-t. Nth capital
Of one Hundred Thou.anl pullars. With power /,
increase the SANE to Five Hundred Thousand
Dollars
This Company il authorized e. re1elys ani hold
moneys and property n trust and on depos IRON.
courts law equity, lncut NJ courts Of probate
aud insolvency. executor. sim nistri;ors. as
sgnees guardians. trustees corporations and nd
yidua!s, upon such terms AMI coadll'ons may he
agreed upon. /, /. by law made lsga! depository
OF money PAD mt cour; BY the part t. any gal
proceedings, or which may be trau ~ ut, court
by reason .. any ocivr vr ial cement Ia equity OF
otherwise.
1t will also act Is a.ent 90 attorney yr iAv o4se
and mana -ement Of Invested property snd .,r the
payment OF dividends aul interest " any corpora
ton " association Il ~i act IS trusted 81 mslrsI
women and take chArsc OF and mas -e tLs'c spa
ate property.
1t offers Ia the public The
advantages OF IL guarantee
capital of ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS. This
Institution guarantees the
payment Of its deposits and
interest. ut such rate as may
be agreed upon, thereby Sc
curing depositors against all
losses which may be sustained
by the corporation.
CONDITIONS or DEPOSIT
The smallest sum pat on interest shall be o>E
DOLLAR and NO fractional pat "i dollar shall
draw interest.
Deposits made during the aIst five day. Of any
month, will draw interest from the first day ~ that
month, and those nade after That during the
month. viii draw interest from the frs; dry ~ the
following month.
Interest will be credited 10 drpo-iors on the drst
days Of February and August, and this interest viii
draw interest from date 81 such credit. compromising
twice in every year. without trouble or cafe 10 the
depositor.
Interest will also be lowed FOR even months on
all sums withdraw 4 any time, which hsve re,
manned undisturbei Jr not less than four full
DEPOSIT RECEIPTS.
This Company will also issue DEPOSIT Rece pts,
payable d,s,and, with interest At the following
rates
If not paid within thirty days, four per cent. per
annum.
If not paid within two months. i've per cent. per
annum.
fnot paid within four months. SIX per cent. per
annum.
The interest on these receipts will he paid at the
end OF every SIX months alter their date and en-
dorsed upon the receipt when presented for such
purpose.
The business of The Farm
ers and Mechanics Savings
Institution and Trust COmpa-
ny will be transacted by the
MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK of Burlington, and
deposits will be received and
paid daily, during Bank
Hours.
HENRY p. HICKOK, President.
CHARLES ". wOoDHoUsk, Treasurer.
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xife Jnsurants.

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LIFE
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what may happen. VIII AFFORD
80, u,,,, ,,ui,.h an canal
amount al hi"''! '''" "'' u"
any other NAV could not par
This question claims your
consideration Now. Neigh IL
carefully, and d"cid" hesor" '.'e
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cH.sIrs nrELER,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, Tie Honorable the
DISTRICT IT, HlrrrspFs, $. histrist Of Chittenden
To all persons interested N the estate Of Charles
Z. Miller. late "i .WilAston, IN said District
deceased 6EEfilSG
VlTUEREAS. said Court hath assigned the lsth
w day oi.JanuAry, ls.l. for the settlement OF
the admin. -tration sccount OF the sdmini-trator
said esate L. the heirs al said deceased and ordered
that public notice thereof lie given Ito all person'
hire. eek, sueeessively previous to the day
signed IN the Burlington Free Pres printed IN
Bur ACTON Ia said District
Therefore YOU are hereby notified 10 appear al
the Probate Court rooms In Burlington, on The day
assigned then snd there 10 contest the allowance
81 said account if You cause, and 10 establish
90 said residue.
GIgen under Ga, ,sna this 21i day Of December
A.D.l-.a K s TAFT Register
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TWILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION o. Mon
/ day, January 9Th, \. y. l-7i, st 10 o'clock ia
the forenoon. an uni vided hglf u the sl-cllieI
Foster store House, situated near The FRESH be
pot 81 Alhsus. Vermont sale 90 rae prem SIS,
and fsr Jisl.
HANSON /. LENia A. -use
81 Altar Dec u, a. WON
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To- the h-s 4Hi sIi persons Interested ia the estaie
Of W! am S. --uaeii late # Milton IN said Dis
trigt 81 c.-rd
uREETINs-
WHEREAS application hath bsen made 70 this
w Court Ia writing, by the said adninistra-
tore praying for license and authority 10
sell the real estate Of said deceased including the
reyorsion Of the widows dover therein for the pay
ment % debts. and charges Of administration, and
setting forth therein the amount Of dehts que rom
the sad deceased, the charges Of administration,
and he amount Of personal estate, and the stu
alton OF real estate.
Whereupon The said Court appointed and ass gned
Court the til day Of jan AID ls-4 at the Probate
Rooms d said Distinct, to hear and decide upon said
application, and petition, snd ordered that pub
lie n1t.e thereof he given 10 all persons Interested
therein hy Publishing said order, together with
the time and place OF hearing, three weeks success
lively in the Burlington Free Press, newspaper
which circulates in the neighborhood OF those
persons Interested in said estsie, all which pub
locations shall he previous 10 the day assigned for
hearing.
Therefore YOU are hereby notified 10 appear he
fore said Court at the time and place assigned, then
and there in said Court, 10 give bonds as the law
directs. for the payment Of the debts and charges
OF administration and make your objections t.
the granting such license II you see cause.
Given under my hand at the Probate Couit
Rooms, this 21d day Of December, A. d. 1873.
26w2t r. S. TAFT Register.
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.gauPH rim

TIE Great Discovery for the immediate re! e- 81 u
rn-e az Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Spra-ns, bru-sea
Pains Strains, Stiff Joints, Swellin-s, lntlmin-
tons Bunions, Catarrh, &c,&c II VII not grease 70
stain and FOR the toilet is luxury m every am.
Thousands viii AID now testify 10 its great merit
Try IL Price per bottle, = cents. REI BIN
HOYT. Prop'r. 43 Greenwich St, n. I.-Dvc u
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-01-09

DoaN,' EII1GR- Henry 4 johnson Of
Burlington, received an order for Downs
Elixir amounting to $4,000, from q sing le
firm, last Saturday. No " farmer should
be without it. and at this rate no 80 farmer
Is likely to be without it. 1t is their fate
their phosphate IN =alution.-N. Allan ;
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-01-09
200 PIANOS AND ORGANS

New and MIDLAND, o. FIrst-Class Makers. WI
lie sold at Lower Price for Cash, On Instaiments
in City or Country, during this Financial Crisis
and the Holidays, by HORACE WATERS son
No. 4sl Broadway, than ever before offered IN New
York. Agents Wanted for the sale OF Water
Celebrated Pianos, Concerto and Orchestral Organs
Illustrated Catalogues mailed. Great inducemen.s
to the trade A large discount 10 ministers
churches. sunday schools, etc. Dee lo-ttAwiw