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BY Universal Accord,

AYERS CATIIARTIc PILLS are the best
of all purgatives for family use. They
are the product of long, laborious and
successful chemical investigation, and
their extensive use, by physicians In
their practice, and by all civilized ma
lions, proves them the best and most
effectual purgativc Pill that medical
science can devise. Being purely veg.
etablc no harm can arise from their
use, and being sugar-coated, they are
pleasant to take. In intrinsic value
and curative powers no other Pills
can be compared with them; and every
person, knowing their virtues, will
employ them, when needed. They
keep the system in perfect order, and
maintain In healthy action the whole
machinery of life. Mild, searching and
eifectual. they are especially adapted
to the needs of the digestive apparatus,
arrangements of which they prevent
and cure, If timely taken. They are
the best and safest physic to employ
for children and weakened constitu.
ions, where mild but cffectual
cathartic Is required
For sale by all druggists.
Dec 2Slwly
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NOTICE,
'Ah' FLETCHER HOSPITAL chlttenden County
LUTHER c. DODGE AND Chancery Court.
LUCIA r. DopJE Sent Term 1850

mani 'LIl vhhR HOSPITAL. thlttenlen County
Luther C.. DODGE ASp ch4ncery Court.
LUCIA r. DoDJE. Sent. Term. lss,
The Mary Fletcher Hospital, co, pora,ion char
tered by the Legislature Of the State of Vermont
anu located a. the city Of Burlington in said county
naIinR nleu lts petition for the foreclosure of'n
mortgage, in the clerks ONCE Of the Court Of
Chancery IN and for said county, setting forth in
substance mat on the first day OF April. A. D. isso
LutherC. Dodge and his wife Lucia i. Dodp. a.
san Francisco, State OF California execnreJ M sa
Mary tietcher Hospital mortgage deed Of certain
iahu SITUATED in the city of Burlington in the conn
y 81 .nltushuen, anu described as follows in said
NJ, ,hor,Rage iced, TO wit The land and pruaa,Sts.
we nor'h sue OF Pearl street, lately ofTiNe1lIS4
me defendants as homestead, and all and the
saine premises described In their mOrgag deed to
Nathan T. Dodge, dated October 18th, ISL and re-
said city Of Burlington W
conditions for the payment of the sum of ten
thousand dollars specified in the efendanfs certain
prolnlssory note, bearing date April isl lssc, for
the sum OF ten thousand dollars PAYABLE 10 the or
yer OF SAID Mary Fletcher Hospital one wear after
su nay .nereoI, with interest semannlally. and
signed ny SAID Luther c. Dodge which is now lust.
!. uhe anu owing anu has not boon paid according
~ tue erect OF tue same, except the interest III
January Isl. A. u, lss2. is duly paid and endorsed
dempllon OF the said defendants in the premises
NAV he ioreclosed agreeably 10 the provisions OF
iaw' Ana y appearing that said Luther c. Dodge
that subpoena can not be served upon them il ~
ordered that notice be giveu them 10 appear and
MAKE answer to said petition the first ,lay OF the
isri OF san court OF Chancery next TO be held al
burlington III SAID county, on the third Tuesday OF
september, A. d.. $50 by publishing the substance
OF SAID petition together with this order three weeks
successively In the Huntington Weekly FREE PRESS
ne !asl publloatlon 10 be at least twenty DAYS pre-.
Vous 10 the commencement OF said term
Given under my hand at said Burlington thls
25Ih day OF July. A. D.. lss2,
,u,m Al. HOWARD, Clerk.
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Chr 1ree press.


''Therc Is nire plrasnniness in the little plat
form Ui garden which he gives us about the mid
die Of this Book rGcorgick, w., ll5lls) than IN all
the spacious Walks and Waterfalls OF Monsieur
marked by inverted commas:
Bu, that. nv destined voyage almost done,
| think to slacken sail and shOreward run,
| would enlarge on that peculiar care
winch makes the Garden bloom, the orchard bear
pmipcrs the Melon into grth, and blows
TNicc TO one Summer the Calabrlan Rose
Sir many n shrub with nower and berries hung
NIr Myrtle Of the scashore leave unsung.
For where The Tower Of Old Tarentum stands,
And dark Gllpsns soaks the yellow sands
| mind me Of an old COrycian swain,
VINO from p ct Of dsregardcd plain,
Thlt neither Corn nor Vine, nor olive grew,
Vet such Il store of garlen-prodnce drew
'rhat made him rich IN hear: as Kings with all
Their wealth, when he returned at eventual,
Aud from the conquest OF the barren ground
HIS table with Impoverished plenty crownd,
For him the Rose first openh his, somehow,
the nrsi ripe Apple rcdden'd on the bongh,
Nay. even when melancholy Winter still
unngcnl'd the glcbe and checked the wandering ril
The sturdy veteran might abroad be seen,
Win some first slip u unexpected green,
lpbradng Nature with her tardy Spring,
And those south winds so late upon the wing.
lie sow'd the seed and, under sun and shower,
l-p came the Leaf, and after II the Flower
From which no buster bees than his derived
More, or more honey for their Master hived;
Under his skilfu hand no savage root
But sure to thrive with It's adopted shoot
No sapling but transplanted, sure 10 grow,
SiZable standards set in even row
Some for their annual crop OF fruit, ana some
For longer service in the years to come
While his Young Plane already welcome made
The guest who came 10 drink beneath the shade.
Bat, 10y the stern conditions OF my song
Clmpell'd to leave where would linger long
10 other hlrds the Garden resign
VINO with more leisure step shall follow mine.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with the
exrruciating pain OF cutting teeth? II SO, 90 at
once and get u bottle of MRS. WINSLOWs
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor little
sufferer Neutrality-suspicious. upon it there is nc
mistake abou, it. There is not a mother on earth
Who has ever used it, who Will not tell you at once
that it will regulate ,he bowels and give rest 10
the mother, and relief and health 10 the chii-
operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use in
all cases, and pleasant 10 the taste, and is the pre-
scription OF one OF the oldest and best female phys
clans ami nurses in the United States. Sold every
where. 20 cents bott'e.
Feb19. s2, d M,W,S8S1y
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NOTICE.

whereas the Burlington Savings Rant bo,,, no.,
rs peilOn 10 The Court Of Chancery far th Cnun,
q, .mitttnlc setting forth that Michael Tohin ~,
March 2oth, 1913, mOrtgaged 10 Woi%ni Ill ~
mnrn n, I ii IN bolton, IN said county viz; SO
NUN VI l9ls Nos lGJ ami ia, as laid down nn ,6
original plan and survey OF Bolton racnrn 1871 IN me
is W. ,efk ONCE thereof on the 10th Nav is0I
a ,a wm w northwest side Of Joyner's brool
eonutiohed Tor the payment Of ten pronssorv noyes
~, v' uuats ehcl, dated March 20th is;s signej
w sai" opih AMI payable to said Beach or or1ers
~ L. ~ - y o q ;, 9and 10 years from dat rnsnn
W. ~ y WIN interest annually which said notes ex
~ az, ,ne ntst one and nfty dollars pai unon lie
iha, o; Vh Vt ahou May 18th, ISIS, are still unpa
,nn,, snn Leach has transferred said otes AMI
moi!gage 10 the petitioner. and paving Tor no an
VI shlu robins equity OF redeinpion In saii
~ p,, nt anu, II appearing that sai Tohln does
,h, 'ea'e WITHIN ms State 1t ~ therefore orlere
imal ne appear AT said court next 10 be hrld az An,
a'n9,ol, on me thlrd Tuesday OF Septcmhpr iss1
d ,nahe answer u said petition aud that ma or
coltlihg to law NM 'hh>a u
Dated this eth day Of July, i,,g.
.,,.,y 4. }. HOWARD CLERK
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10 Wy Books on Parting with Then,

As one who. destined from his friends 10 part.
Regrets his loss, yet hope. again ercwhle
To share their converse and enjoy their smile
AudtcmprrS as he may alilictlun's dart
Thus. loved associates ! chiefs OF elder Art
Teachers OF vision who could once begulle
Nv tedious hours, aud tighten every toll.
| now resign yOu-nOr WIN fdlntng hearl
For pass u few short years. or days, or houir,
And happier seasons may their dawn unfold,
And all our sacred fellowship restore
When. freed from earth, unlimited lis powers,
Mind shall with mind direct communion hold,
And kmll"l spirits meet to part no more
-RUscDs
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BE glad, my heart, for see her coming.
primrose chain III her waving hair
A hymn of rapture her red lips huinming.
Blue volcts casped to her bosom fair.
On holding wlllnOwer the dew is CHANGING,
Down shady lanes where the children stray :
Like fairy banners young leaves are dancing.
Aud seem 10 murnur g It's May! Ills May "
And though she reves in county valleys,
And crOwns the hedges with fragrant bloom,
Her sweet breath blows through unlOvely alleys,
Through homes of sorrow and want and gloom,
she bears glai tidings Of Summer weather
TO busy city and meadow CAV;
So Toll and Pleasure shall sing together
The we coming praises of May Sweet May!
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

81 mat nol think Of thee; and, tired yet strong,
I shuU Tie love that turks in all delight =
The love Of thcc--aui IN the blue Heaven
height.
And In the dearest passage OF u song
uh, Just beyond the sweetest thoughts That thropi
This breast The thought oi thee waits hidden ye
bright
But Il mus, never never come In sight;
| mu,t stop short of thee the whole day long
But when sleep comes to close zach difficult day,
When might gives PAUSE 10 the long watch | Keen
Aud ali ny nnuds needs must loose apart.
Must don my WIFI az ranent laid away
with the nrsl dream thai comes with the mrs
sleep
run. Irun, am gathered IL thy heart
"A lice McgHcU
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WILLARD RAYS ESTATE

VI 'hhMoNI, ! The Honorable M.
DISTRICT or CnITTESDEN 50 Probate Court, fD'ths
n, OH nor,.,. -, J District of Chittenlen
ed. '' 'a'" u'stIlct, ueteia-
HhnEAN, SAID Court has assigned The yih
""y ", auRua' l,s2heNt, for the settlement of NM.
dosoun 81 me ADMINISTRATIVE Of said estate and Tor
", sosec oi me residue of SAID estate TO The heirs
thereof he given to all persons intelnsfei it, 'iI
es.Me' Wy Furnishing this order three weeks sucre..
,me'y previous to the day assigned, in tho Burn9
District '' p'''hs'pl' III shd
lhefefore you are hereby notified to appear a, the
synan n"ntt hools IN Burlington. on the ,lay as.
sHneu, men ana there To contest the allowance ri
rh ".puht II you see cause, and to establish yotIr
'gmt as nelrS anu lawful claimants of said residue
IA u'''or INV hand this Isl day Of August
:" ,r;,y GEO. W. WALES, Register.
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"ser & hat Loves alItosy Cheek"

ii that lJvcs rosy cheek,
ora coral lip admires,
o. from stailikc eyes doth seek
Eucl tu maintain It's fires;
ASuld time makes these decay,
Sph!S flames must waste away.
BI' a smooth and steadfist mind,
Gentle thoughts and calm desires.
Hearts with equal love combined,
knlir ucyer-dylng fires;
Where these are NOT, desplse
Lively checks or lips or eyes.
-1honas CdTeW.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that application will be made In
cnange OF the southerly boundary line bet,vne, te
,on , pt,"r"E,9a ana the Town OF South Buriing
street sn ,,, npash brook. so called. and smear
ln ny unv Town. from This Lake to the Winoos.,
August /, 1882
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III American households the prevailing complaints
are weakness Of the stomach and its consequences,
Indigestion Nervousness aud rheumatism Such
sufferers can Law good foundation for health by
using l'arkcr's q niger Tonic as 1t tones up the
stomach and nerves, and keeps the kidneys active
10 rArry OIL The fOml maiter.-N. 0. pirnnMn..
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The people Of the West owe debt OF gratitude 10
DR.. Aver for the production Of Ayers Ague cure.
It's timely use will save much suffering and much
Ill 'couragcment, and we recommend It with the
greatest CONFIDENCE In Its ability to do all that Is pre-
tnsed for II. 6wlw
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legal Notices.
DANIEL KEnN,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! To oil persons con.
p,,r,,na,, ,"''i h'"hN'sS Daniel Kern oie Of
Dur''hg'"n' IN -aid district, licensed, '"'' VI
Atn nr,,.,,. . GREETfsg:
on ~ a. p,nhDa,s court holden IN Burlington within
~. IVY tne district Of Chtcnden, on the An dnv
OF August lssl an instrument pnrportng ia ta ny
u.s. p VIII anu testament Of daniel Kern, lai
", , urihRton, III said district, deceased was pree
III ny sall court that the list day OF September
1857 ~ the probate court rooms In said BurIingfon
oe assigned Tor proving said Instrument and thai
no,lGe thereof be given 10 all persons concerned Inv
pupnsnihR ms order three weeks successivelv Il,
Wy ,, burlington FREE PRESS newspaper printed AT
sanu BurlinRtOi previous 10 the time lppninied
therefore you are hereby notified To appear he
Iotc salu court, at the time and place afDresai, ami
contest me probate OF said will, IL Won have canse
GiVen under my hand at Burlington in said tlis.
'tict ms ith day Of august lssg
o"3W GEO. W. WALES Register
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You may lie sure that Mrs, Dibbins
and Sprouts were early ut the theatre the
next night. The opening part Of the
play was all n dream to Sprouts. He
knew that it was not till the last act hat
his father came on but before the first
act was over he had forgotten him in the
excitement of the play. He heard some
times hum of voices near him. He was
conscious of faint smell of oranges.
He fancied his mother spoke to him now
and then. But it was all rs in n dream.
With elbows leaning on the edge of the
gallery, and his head supported between
his hands. Sprouts looked down on the
real men and women moving about on the
stage below, his mouth wide open for the
better taking in of all that passed.
Sprouts's heart had ceased to beat
when he watched the gay well-dressed
man who had been so hasty and had
killed the other man, now himself fall
back, whilst the red blood gushed from
the wound on his left breast and stained
his white shirt. But his heart leaped up
with great throb when he saw familiar
figure enter and walk slowly across the
stage. His father was splendidly dressed
fine black hat, real black cloak, and
blCu u blultly lItud WIN Jubt llltlt
drawing of the left leg US if it were para
lyzed. Sprouts fancied he had seen the
same gesture somewhere before in the
play, but he could not at the moment
identify the recollection.
He knew it was play now, for here was
his father on the stage, and all this great
crowd to look at him. Were they ex-
cited? Could they believe that gentle
men in the black cloak and the fine hat
was his father? Mrs. Dibbins was dis.
solved in tears. She began to cry the
moment Jonadab appeared But Sprouts
was too much accustomed to this phenom.
enon to notice it. He saw the great
crow behind him ranged tier above tier
and every man and woman with eyes fixed
steadfastly on the stage-upon the stately
figure in the black cloak, Sprouts wal
certain
Jonadab suffered himself to be led VI
to the place where the wounded man day
He knelt on one knee, took his wrist be
tween his fingers, and producing watcl
ii real watch provided by the property
man-he looked straight up at the gallery
fixing his eyes upon Sprouts precisely a,
on the previous day he had paralyzed thu
unfortunate Teddy. But now it seemed
it was his own turn to be paralyzed.
fearful silence fell upon the stage ant
pervaded the house. There knelt iona
dab with the dying mans wrist between
his fingers, The rest of the player
stood grouped round, the next man wait
ing for the cue which Jonadab's exclama
ton was to provide. him with. Here wa,
the long-looked-for opportunity, ant
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o. A.LONDON,s ESTATE.

We the subscribers having hon, ar,o,r.o, III,
ny, HphofhDle inc Probate Court for The Dls
sr.et Vi 'hiitenden, Commissioners TO receive
,nanh h"c ann ADJUST the claims aud de.
~ y, hli persons, against the estate,
y, w. a. Lohion late Of Burlington in said di-tricI
ueceasel anu also all claims and demand, xhihit
ea IN unset thereto; anc six month, from the lay
%, the date hereof, being allowed by said court for
ny. purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice
a n we VIII aiteit 10 the business OF our appoint
na u, AZ NM w olliGe o. A. V. Spaudng over Mer-
gn r Is bthk ~ burlington, in said district, on the
IN m'uhe'uays OF September and January next at
~ o clock a m, on each OF said DAYS.
Dated this goth day of July, lss2
. GEO. c. BRIGGS, commissioners
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Kind letters from all the States give grateful prac
for Ieal,'s Tonic Pills or Cordial. See advt. on
plgei. Aug9mwfSw
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Mothers! Motner..! Mothcr.!!!

Liver diseases, healache, anal constipation. clus-
ed by bad digestion, quickly cured by Browns Iron
Bitters. Aug?d&wlw
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Potatoes they grew small,
And they ate them tops and all
In Maumee;
The babies kicked AMI squalled.
And mothers spanked them all
In Maumec;
CastOria's cured them all,
No babies now that bawl
In Maumee.
la y
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New York. send for their catalogue aud full par
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1000 Tbs AmOSkeaq GinghamS.

ALL ALIKE In a package for 80 cts a pound. Not
alike IN package, 25 cts a pound. Pieces range .
inches to 81 inches long, Also PRINTS, not
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or goods will he sent {. q. D. Parties can club and
have packages In one bundle
j. $. MASSECK, "Remnant Store"
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I1eN are OF limitations
A Good Foundation.

rhc delicate olor OF 7 preston Cologne Is entii ely
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an n,hb ntt
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ST. ALBAss, VT, June II, iss2.

.HeSsrs. Grcct Il SOUif.
Please send me half dozen bottles OF DIR. q. $.
Green's Blood Further and Nerve Tonic" | am
not particularly partial to patent medicines hut eX
perlencc has thoroughly converted me to the claim
you make 10 the superiority Of yours. For long
time hal been sorey AFFLICTED with scrcre head
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irequen' recurrence became somewhat alarmed
Three months ago ! was induced 10 try DIR. G. :
Green's blood Purifier and Nerve Tonic" and af.
ter using three bottles my difficulty was renoy ed
AMI for some time have not experienced symp-
tom OF what before was constant dread. 1 do not
hesitate TO recommend this medicine as one posses.
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Yours truly
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T. W NtVE 7 HUN.
rs. ! know of other cures your medicine has
effected that strengthen my opinion in its favor.
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Is the Best Remedy for

:, Fro" Rer. r. Ajao's Idstor n tho ". h. church,
Montgomery, ",
MEssHS. GREEN SOCLE-I take pleasure in rec
Ommend ng Dr.. q. $. Green's Blood Purifier and
Nerve Tonic 70 the public as the best thing Tor
Kidney Disease ! ever used. have been treated
by physicians in Canada and in the States and have
not yet found ANYTHING 10 restore my health like
your valuable medicine. II gives vitality to the
system, tones the stomach and purines the blood
No cXaggefatlOns. REV. I. ADAMS.
Redd tie .foi'oTiHq trom +. ". McGetcict, .tuor-
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He wanted to get done early now, so
that he might get home and form one of
jury of taste to decide knotty point.
1t was not without some feeling of dis
appointment that Mrs. Dibbins and
Sprouts had ascertained the precise char
acter that father was to fill in the "Corsi-
can Brothers" The artist himself had
been reticent on the subject. But know
ing that they would sooner or later be-
hold him in the act of performing, he
felt the necessity of making clean
breast of it, The fact is, M every one
who has seen the "Corsican Brothers
will know, the Doctor, though highly
important parsonage, comes on only in
one scene, and utters but II single SEN
tence. This happens after the duel, when,
kneeling down by the side of the wound.
ed man, he pulls out his watch, looks n,
it, and raises his eyes to heaven, OBJ
serves
"He has but five minutes to live"
This was not much but rs Jonadal
said, these minor parts, as projected by
the author are frequently transformed by
the genius of the performer into the par
of the piece, What Jonadab had long
discussed was the proper place on which
emphasis should fall in the enunciatior
of this declaration. II was no use fur
ther deferring decision on this important
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