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WOODEN MAC1xMERXs
STNHE subscribers offer for sale two entire
sets of Broadcloth Machinery, tve Gar"
ding Machines, three Spinning Machines
Dressing & Shearing Machines, Teazle Gigs,
Looms. &c, late the property OF the Beecner
Manufacturing Company. Said Machinery
has been in use but short time, is OF a goo6
quality, and will be sold in parts if DESIRED
and at a great reduction from cost.
HOTCHKISS g. PRITCHARD.
WATERBURY. April l. 9t44
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Housatonic Rail Road.
Winter arrangement.
Two Trains each way daily
ON and after Monday, the 18th inst. the
" Cars will leave New Milford at halt past
8 o'clock A. NJ. and at half past +. M. and
Bridgeport at 8 o'clock A. M. and L. NJ OF
on the arrival of the Steamboats, from new,
York, except Mondays the morning tram WI: -
leave New Milford at A. M. ana arrive ~
Bridgeport in time for passengers to take the
Boat at 8 o'clock.
R. B. MASON, Superintendent.
RridgeDOrt. Jan. 7, lS4l. %
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Water Cement,
EOR sale, by the barrel or less qu1nl''y'
II Inquire at MORSE " CAME o. =.
Lischfe9d, August 81. 10
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MISS a. p, CABLE,

SELLING OFF.
"ENRY P. TROWBRIDGE offers for
II sale, Sole Leather, Upper Leather, Calf
Skins, Morocco, Innings, Bindings, &C.
Also, BOOTS and SHOES.
IS casks fresh Canaan Lime for sale.
U' The subscriber continues to pay cash
for GREEN CALF SKINS, at his shop few doors
west of the Court House.
Litchfeld, April l, 1641. A
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BLANKS for sale al this etEee.
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n. NT. VVOODHUFF, ~. ID.

South OE me MNHSIlH HOUSE. ~ LHCT1TFFs
all kinds of fresh D9'NgsISsWedicl9aeS
warranted 10 be of the very first quality
on terms as low as can be purchased in the
county.
Also. WINES and I.IoroRs fer medicinal
purposes, which were selected with great
care. and are very superior articles.
Also, genuine London Bro,on Stout, purcha-
sed from the vessel in which il was imported.
Orders will be punctually attended to. AMI
prescriptions Put up with care and ncatness.
He respectfully solici,s portion of tho
public patronage. .......-
Lit hfed June a.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-05-06

LOVES. Black silk Nets, Gloves Qn'
W Mits; black, kid, worsted and Cottor
Gloves do. Mittens Of all sizes. -
Nov. IL. ~ MORSE g. CAMP.
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INVALUABLE MEDICINE,


nR TAYLORS BALSAM OF LIvERWORT-
- This far famed remedy is daily growing more
and more in demand for the cures Of cols, coughs,
pain in tn, breast and diseases which lead to con-
sumption. Having been ed many years, th. con-
timed demand proves this bal>am b. really all
represented TO be, and worthy Of general use.-Nep
York Courier
Coughs and Colds.
Whenever we hear person coughing, and EVIDENT
" suffering from most severe cold and cough we
think what pity you will not Use DR.. Taylor'> Bal
sam of Liverwor. We have leen accIs lonel TO con-
>lder this medicine certain for consmptive dis
cases. that we sincerely wish 10 1t every house.
-.Ne,e York Herald.
Pain in The Side and Breast.
As remedy for these prevalcn, complaints, can
cordially recommend Dr. Taylor's Basam OF Liver
wort. This medicine we have successfully used
for many years, and we know Of number Of cases
which il has been oiinost essential service. One of
our own carriers Is an ns,ance.-Nen York Sun.
Consumption and Lirer Complaint.
After 'u lering two years with these III ea.es, have
beer restored to health ly DR.. Tayors Balsam OF
Liverwort. ] was principally aaec;ed with pain in
the side, loss of appetite, dyspepsia hacking cough
loss Of c,h, dizziness at the head aud sometime.
night sweal> Most Of the time OF my illness, | had
a physician IN attendance, but "a l vas continually
sinking, re>orcd to the Bal,am of Lverwor,, an,
thank God, not in vain, for it has fully restored III!
health. l.. H. DlCkERSON,
No. 81 Green-st. n Y.
:L}H None Genuine lut that prepared at 375 Broad
| way, n. Y Agents.-N. Lovely p Go. Theodore A
Peck & Co. Doct. II. Moody, Burlington--S. II Bsrne
Charlotte. n7 INC
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HlNESBURGH ACADEMY.

THE Trustees of HiSEsBuReH ACADEMY are happy
l. to inform the public, that they have obtained the
REV. PEoLA DuRKEE, as permanent teacher. Mr..
Dufkee has been engaged, for many years, in the
business OF instruction, and has given, wherever he
has been employed, ample sat siactlon. He has sue
coeded, especially in concluding the confidence and
affections OF his pupils, IN awakening within them a
thlfst Tor Improvement, and in leading them to test
thoroughly, Their own powers. From his tried skill
and experience high expectations excited, and it is
confidently believed that none will be disappointed
who may favor the Institution with their patr mage BY
placing their sons their daughters under his tuition
and care.
While 1t is expected that proper moral and religious
instruction will be given, and constant and pater-
nal oversight taken Of the depoi tment of the students
II Is designed that the institution shall be kept from
every thing OF a sectarian character.
The Academic year will be divided into two Terms,
comprising two quarters each of II weeks The first
form viii commence on Wcdnesd the lst day OF
September There will be a vacation of two weeks
at the close OF the first Term and another of six week
at the end of the second
Tuition for common branches will he 400 per quar-
Ter. For all other studies it will be $50 No nciden-
| tai charges will be made
Board will be afforded in respectable families from
sl25 to s 80 per week. For boarding places, refer.
| ence may be had to Jededah Boynton, o. S. Hoyt
Nahum Peck, Esq, Orlo J. Baldwin, Harmon Bur.
dit, A. s Weller, Joel Tunill. Mrs Benton, Dam
| Goodyear.
This Institution is pleasantly located in heal,hful
tlourlshng village. 1t has now been in operation
about sixteen years, and its has been steadl,
i Gcver furnishing for want of support.
| The birding, situated on delightful cminence anr
overlooking the whole village is undergoing thorough
repairs. 1t will be finished in neat and Fashionable
style so as 10 combine elegance with convenience
| Hmesburgh, Sd August. ew
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COMMENCEME MT.

The annual commencement of our -four
fishing University was celebrated on We'd
nesday, the 4th inst. The audience was
large and very respectable, both in charac-
ter and numbers. The exercises of the
Graduating Glass were highly creditable,
both to the young gentlemen themselves, and
10 the institution with which they have been
connected. We intended to have noticed
some OF the orations more particularly, but
the crowded state of our columns will moi
permit us to do SO this week. An address
was delivered before the Society for Reli-
gious Enquiry, on Monday Evening, by the
Rev. Mr.. Todd, of Philadelphia. The Lit.
erary Societies held their annual celebration
an the afternoon of Tuesday, on which oc.
easion, an Grafton was delivered by the Hon
GEO. A. SIMMoNs,of Keeseville, New Yorl
and Poem by W. II. c. Hosmer Esq. o
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HEADACHE.

CERTAIN CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
~ which has been used in families every member
of which has had sick headache from infancy, as
constitutional family complaint, and has cured eec-
tualy in every instance yet known, amounting to ma
ny hundreds. 1t is not unpleasant to the taste and
does not prevent the daily avocatons ofione using it.
must be persevered in, and the cure is gradual but
certain and permanent Instances are constantly
multiplying where Thu distressing complaint is com
petely relieved and cured, although of years tandng
by the use of DR.. Spohn' celebrated remedy. One
decided preference its peasantness, having none Of
the nauseating effect of common drugs.
tits perfectly that the proprietor has
given directions for his agents refund the price to
any one who is not pleased with, and even cured by
H. lie hopes also that this may secure its great ben
ets 10 the distressed sufferers who are laborng under
Headache, L. sPoHN, NJ. d. inventor and Pro-
Sold by COMSTOCK #. CO.. II Maiden Lane
New York. THEO. A. PECK & co. Wholesale
ton, VI. no
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Colehester--M. D. Wickware, l.. B. Plat
4. G. Duncan, and T. Mills.
Essc1-H. Ford, F. Hurlbut, w. Brig
ham, and B. Y. Warren.
Hincsbwgh-W. B. Victor, J. Wray, ].
Wheclock, and o. Murray.
Hmtington-J. Snider, S. Derby, J. judi
son, and II. Gillett.
Jericho-D. Fish, jr. J. II. Bostwick, ].
Lyman, and A. Warner.
Milton-D. II. Onion, w. Mears, G. H
Rice, and V. Adams.
Richmond-H. Talcott, E. Brown, II
Aldrich, and A. B. Shepherd.
Shclburne-O. F. Holabird, G. D. Com
stock, G. c. Spear, and J. Jcnnison.
81. Georges. Isham, r. Lockwood, S
Beach, and o. Isham.
UndcrhiH-J. II. Tower, o. Goodhue
H. c. Johnson, and Joseph Smith.
.Wesyord-J. Chase, M. Rogers, Amo
Hobert, and VIM. Henry.
Williston-H. L. Nichols, D. A. Murra,
A. F. Sexton, and Lester Hall.
The Town Committees having been ap
pointed, on motion, it was voted that tn
proceedings Of the Convention be signed b,
the President and Secretary, and published
in the Burlington Free Press. After whc
the Convention adjourned sine die.
TRUMAN GAL USHA, Pres,
HENRY HALE, Secretary.
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MYsTERIOUs!--A gentleman bel

MfSTERIOUS!--A gentleman belonging 10
INl one of the most ancient and wealthy families of
,is ltywho must be well known to numerous friends
having since the year 1918, up TO recently been bent
nearly double, and for several years confined 10 his
bed, has been restored TO good health-has reganed
his natural erect poslllon-and has quilted his car
rage and now walks with easel. We believe this is
the genlleman'> own description as near as possible,
and there no exaggeratonn il. We will give nqui-
rers his address, and doubt humane feelings will
excuse the liberty so that any one doubling, may
knou these facts-'hough he requests his name NAV
not appear in print Among other instances, Mr.. Jas.
G. Reynolds, IA Christie street, has been restored
ana Will give personal assurances Of the facts of his
and snews. How has this Ieen done?
Ansner. by The Indian Vegetable Elirer in
ternally, and Iie'ces' Nerre and Bone Linin,en
externally. Jan. 20, lS4l.
Sold only by COMSTOCK d. CO., II Maiden
| Lane, Neio York. n9
THEo. A. PECK & co, Wholesale Agents, O
few doors east of the Post Office, Burlington, VI.
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500 r WARD.
NTN HIND has Deen offered Tor m
to any one who will use bottle Of

Up w to any one who will use a bottleof
Hays Imminent for the Piles,
without being cured. OF thousands sold, in no one
instance has 1t failed of a cure. Proof overwhelming
to be had where it is sold 1t is also certain cure in
nearly erery case.
(EXternallv,) in the following compaints-For the
Piles for all dropsy tender feet sore throat hy can
GERS or ulcers, Group, whooping cough, scald head
lightness OF the chest especially in Children foul ul-
GERS oil the legs or other fungus sores however obs
LOOK OUT.-Some srindlers hare counterfeited
ml$ article and put up rih rarions derices DO not
be imposed upon. One thing only will protect YOU
II is the name of COMSTOCK d. co: that name
must be Arrays the 1rrapper, or you may be cheat.
| ed. Do not forget it, Take the direction with YOU
ana test by that, or never buy il for it is impossible
| lot any olher to be true or genuine no
Sold by COMSTOCK d. CO, II Maiden Lane,
New York. TiIEO. A. PECK e. CO., Wholesale
AGENTS few doors east Of the Post Office, Burng-
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NEW GOODS.

Perfumery, &c.-Amost every kind of Amcr
can, French German and English PEnrumERY, HAN
OiLs SOAPS and Cosmetics, usually wanted can be
found at the Variety store. Among the articles we
have Farinas best German Cologne, by the box or
single bottle, we have besides the long bottles some
of the best article put up neat short bottles for the
toilet this article can be depended upon genuine
and the best that is made.
Cosmetic Cold Cream.--For chafng or erup-
tons of the skin. 1t is a beautiful emollent for
roughness or chappng of the face or lips and is ex-
celleni to use after shaving
Extract of hinese Musk.-In this extract the
admirers of Musk will find it at point of perfection,
jusfying their preference.
Extract of Bergamot, much esteemed as q per.
fume.
MIX of Roses, for removing tan, eruptions.
frecklcs etc. Court Plaster, black and flesh coored
Egyptian Dcpilatery, for removing hair from the
face, neck and arms, without injury TO the skin
Essence of Tyre, and Imperial Hair Dye for
coloring white red or gray Hair, changngt brown
or black, as desired
sairsays s. Prentiss' Cologne, Florida Water,
Bay Water, and Honey Water
Extract Of Rose, Otto of Rose Particles for
Frankincense for pertaining the house by burning Ii
difluses its pleasant odor through every apartment.
Edes Sweet Bags from Is cts TO 30 cts for PERU.
| ming drawers and keeping away moths.
Tongua or Snufl Beans two for six cents
Oils, Sc.-Bears Oil and Grease, Buffalo, An,iou,
and Wards Hair Oil, Peres Obageneusca nice French
Hair Oil. Jaynes' Hair Tonic Pomatun Lip salve
soaps.--The genuine Naples soap, Tppecanot
soap, Verbena Cream, Cacao, Brown and Whit,
Windsor and floating soap, Oxygenated soap, Wasl
Balls and various other fine soaps for the nursery toi
| let, and for BARRIERS use.
Tooth Powders, Washes, tsc.-Chlorine Tootl
! Wash, keeps the gums and teeth in healthy condi
ton and the breath sweet Orris Tooth Wash AM
Paste, good articles for the same purpose.
Fine prepared Charcoal in bottles, Tooth Powder
of various kinds.
4, Toilet PulIs and Powder, Pufls and Powder for til
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Iuly Both.
Howard of the Cheap store to his New.Yorl
Agent.

Dear Sir-The satisfaction with which the Goods
as per invoices of 18th were received you will by
the Free Press sent they come most OPPORTUNITY,
and were beautiful and cheap beyond comparison,
with the money passed TO your Credit in the Exchange
Office of---No---Wall street make such dis
position as you may think most for my interest in
further pure bases You say correctly that my sales
Increase with often renewed assortments.
Burlington was never more beautiful, with all ITS
enchanting Gardens, lovely WALKS and splendid
scenery. Hotels are filling with strangers from the
magnificent Steamers and Stages, and the town with
visitors for the comingJ Jubilee Literary Season. Com
mencement OF the University Of Vermont an exam:
nation of the Burlington Female Seminary and
Schools next week. Parties of excursion on the LAKE
and to the Mountains daily taking place, which with
the evening socabes all constantly requiring some
pretty New Goods from HOWARp'S.
] July 20, lsil.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.-Mo Monday, July &c.
From the Boston Patriot.

From the Boston Patriot
At market, 260 Beef Cattle, 10 yoke working Ok
en- rs cows and calves 2600 sheep and lambs, and
300 swine.
PRcEs-Beef Catle-We quote to correspond with
last week-First quality S5,75 S600 Second quail
ity s. SIS so Third quality 81 a IS.
Working Oxen-No sales noticed.
Cows and Calves-Sales SIS, s23, s25, 500, and
s35.
ding to quality
Swne-Severa Lots of sows at Al, Barrows a
SC: Pigs at retail from 5 TO T.
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NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS.
THE subscribers have Just received from n York,
i al large assortment of
FANCY GOODS,
among which may be found
Heavy black and blue black Poi de Sol Silks,
I" Gro dc Swiss
Pekin striped T"
Gro de AfrI1ue"
Light coorcd do
do 6 Pekin striped
Plaid Poi de Sol, IA new artcle)
Bonnet silks, bonnet Lawns, blk Italian crayats,
plain and ie'd French bomlazlnes,
Half mourning, plain d. fs'd, all wool Mouslint
dLalneS,
Chinee and Satin striped Mousline dcl.aines yer,
fine. Lace Wells,
Blk nett shaws and scarfs, nett Mitts and Gloves
superior Kid do hombazine and satin Stocks
Worked camlric & Muslin lnsertings & Edgings
Thread Eigngs, bonnet s. cap Rbblns, new styles
Zephyr Worsled, plain and ribbd silk Hose,
Worsied Working Paitens and Canvass, etc.
July 49, 1871. nj f. M. WRIGHT & co.
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N e w A r RIVAL,
n. LOVELY & co.

N. LOVELY & co.
A RE now receiving their third supply of Fancy
n Staple and other Goods, adapted TO the wants of
the market which were Purchased at New York, The
last week, and are offered for cash, at small ad-
vance and greatly reduced prccs-among which are
the following:
Satin stripe ChalIys,
do. do flgurca and plain Mousne DeLanes,
for dresses some as low as SO, 50a pattern,
Printed Lawns for dresses,
plain do. for bonnels,
French striped Prints,
English and American do
SATIN stripe silks, for dresses, u fancy article
Black and blue LACK Gro deSwis., Gro de Rhine
ETC. Of every Variety colorel silks Of every grade,
White Gio dc Alric and other col'd silk for bonne,s
Grapes and c2ne Le>e,
Flet scarf, and >hawls, some very superior,
Thread Laces, Edgngs ana Insertions,
Muslin In cr,ions, Grecian Laces,
Ladies Embroidered and worked capes and collars,
Flllel Mits and Gloves, long and shor, all colors,
Ribbons, beautiful assortment, eni!re new style,
Veum Rib on,, Head bands,
Pongec>, and Pongee hdkf>, assorted
"a Mou>ne deLaine shawIs, new and cheap ar
Linen cambric hdhis Lawns, etc.
French Artifc ais Nhaleboues and Ratians,
Parasol> & Umbrellas, direct from the manufacturer
S-4dama>k silk shawl>, cheaper than ever.
Travelling andWork baskets,
Red and Black Merino >haws, at a great bargain,
Raw silk and other dress hdis and shawl>, great
variety,
Bishop Lawns, Nansook and Book Muslins,
Wire Net, Railroad, Wash Blond and other laces,
Irish Linens and canlrics.
Shell side and other combs,
Ladies and gents silk and Isle hose,
do do Gloves,
Retlc,cs, Lead bags and purses,
Satiine>, ca,simeres andhroadcloth>, cheap enough
Silk Nelve,-, for ladies and gents also for veslng,
dark and light Vestngs Valencias, etc. etc.
Table spreads cloths, diapers, etc.
Sheetings ami shirugs, 6leached and unbleached,
Jeans and cazcncts, furniture dnitie>,
| Curtain iringeeS.
To which may be added, large assortment Of DR.,
| Groceries, such
Black and Glcen Teas, Of every variety,
| White Havana and other brown Sugars,
Molasse>, Pimento, Pepper, Ginger, Cloves, Cassi'
| Poland Starch, English Currants.
| Crockery and Glass Ware,
| French and American Paper Hangings.
| As cash is our obecl, we will give great bargains
Call and examine for yourselves.
| Burlington, July 80. nS
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EvENIN
l. Influence of the mysterious in exciting and
developing the mental powers.
ALoNZo BERRY RICH
9. Fictitious writings.
JAMES BYERs MOORE.
g. Religious Liberty in Scotland.
FRANCIs BRowN WHEELER.
A. Study Of the structure Of Languages.
CHARLES ANDREW HUNTISGToN.
5. influence of difficulties in the deyclopement
OF character
JONI II. MORSE.
6. The pursuit of the physical sciences unia-
vorable to sceptcsm.
EMERSON JouN HAMILTON.
7. Ancient and Modern Inda---a Poem.
JOHN ADAM KAssoN.
6. Literary attachments in relation to public
and political influence.
PATRICK Henry.
9. The importance of national songs to free
institutions.
JAMES BLAKE Howe, JUN.
10. Influence Of monastic life on the intellectu.
al and moral character.
CHALoN FoRD DAvEy.
The degree of NJ. A. was conferred, in
course, upon Rufus Case, John b. Johnson
Calvin Pease, Charles Potwin, Andrew Ro'
bertson, Ebenezer NJ. Toof, and George II
Wood.
The honorary degree Of NJ. A. was con-
ferred upon William II. c. Hosmcl Esq. O
Avon, N. ", William B. Benedict, Professor
of Mathematics in the U. S. Navy, and thu
Rev. Calvin Granger, of Mortified, VT
The degree of d. d. was conferred upol
the Rev. f. w. Gilbert, President of New
ark College, and the Rev. Benjamin Larabee
President of Middlebury College.
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HAYS IMMINENT.

A most excellent article for caring old or young
"A persons of Pains and Rheumatism in the back OF
side, healing up sores, curing sore throa,s sweings
ETC., and for the Of the PILES. 1t has not its
equal, seldom FILLING to cure when applied
piously, and according directions sold at the Vare
ty store, by the dozen or single bottle.
PANGBORN 81 BRlNSMND.
July IL, 1871. nc
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PAPER HANGINGS,

The Subscriber has on hand and will often be
receiving Paper Hangngs, direct from the manufac
turers, which will lie sold to merchants aud dealers
city prices adding freight. Any person wishing par
tcular patterns cant supplied by giving short no
tlce G. GOODRICH.
july g. l8il ne
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OOPicces Light and Dark low priced American
wv Prins-50 pieces light and dark English
prnts-25 pieces light and dark 4 French and Amer.
lean Prints-l0 pieces light and dark IA French
PRINTED Lawns, for sale very low by
L. NJ. WRIGHT & co.
July 90 NJ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-08-06

SO0n Yards superior, fine and common brown
cOOO Shectings and Shrlings, from 10 to l2t
cents. Just opened by
L. NJ. WRIGHT q. CO.
July o. nj
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NOTICE.
DROKE into the meadow of the subscriber, on the
ID 9th or 10th instant, dark BAY HORSE, l6
hands high, with long tail and faint star in the
forehead, with bad rear tore foot. Said Horse is
Judged TO have heeen gedel later than Is the common
practice and Is a famous concmner OF fences. The
owner is desired to take measures reclaim his pro-
perry etc. W. spooNER.
Burlington, July Is, 1871.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE,
n,nnnA, l?|:A.pn'uo,.
Highgate, Vermont.

Highgate, Vermont.
The Subscriber respectfully informs the public,
that this new and commodious HOuse-eccted last
season for the accommodation Of slch as may wish 10
partake Of the celebrated Mineral Water oflhe Spring
is now open Tor the reception of visitors Many adj
dnons having been made during the past winter the
subscriber atter, himself that he shall be able 10
commodate and give satisfaction 10 ALL who may
have occasion TO resort to this fountain Of hedhh.-
No attention will be spared 10 render the situation of
the afflicted comfortable possible. Parties Of
pleasure will always find the House open for their
ceplion, and every thing which the peculiar and ro-
mantle situation affords, (beng situated upon the
banks Of beautiful bay, and surrounded by extensive
,hady groves,) provided for their amusement and
health
Dr. HENEpERG, Of Burlington will visit the spring,
once a week, or oilener, Tor the accommodation OF
such as may wish his proie sona services. con-
venient carriage will be from the Springs 10 meet
the Steamboat AT ST. Albans on Tuesdays and Fridays
of each week.
;CJs n. B.-A SAIL BOAT will AT all times be in
readiness for pleasure excursions upon the Bay
S. w. WOOD.
HIGuoATE SPRrsGs July IL, 1871. nj
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THE, BOOK STORE

Of the Subscriber is just replenished with a new
- and valuable assortment of BOOKS, STATION.
AIRY AND ENGRAy1NGS, among the many in.
terestng works may be found the following
Learn to Die, by Christopher Sutton,
Sutton on the Sacramento,
The Young Mans Aid, by Rev. II. Wnslow
Glimpses of the Past,
Language of Flowers,
Tales of the Ocean,
Flora's Interpreter,
Floras Lexicon,
Summer Journey in the West, BY Mrs Steel,
The HISTORIANS or the Lost Tribes, by Dr. Gran,
Week in Wall Street
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