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N ATURE's GRAND RESI- oRA1lvE. Thi.

NJ ATuRE'S GRAND REST ORA1lNE. This
~ va!la able Vegetable Medicine stands unrivalled
for tie following compa nts, WIS dyspepsia, or lnd-
ge>,ion, d ca>ed Liver bilious Disorders Drop>y, A>th-
ma, Co>livene>s, Worms and loss Of Appetite. and by
cleansing the stomach and bowels, pains in the
SIDE stomach and breast, colds and coughs of long
standing, lioar>ene>s, shorness Of breath, Nervous
complaints, etc, which freqneny the eject OF dis
ease. For Fever and Ague, II l. most valuable pre-
venallve a. well a. soyere En remedy. lis virtues
surpa>s any thing heretofore known in removing ST.
Nuus' nancc,--two bottles have Teen known TO cure
this affecting disease, after having aiied every
ton tor four years. Ii has most powerful influence
in removing nervous complaints. 1t is pleasant to take
and 20 easy in lis operation, tina, may e administered
to the infant with safety. The above Medicine is very
highly recommended by many scientific gentlemen,
and large number OF ladies' who have proved the
virtues of the Medicine y personal use and tina, other
families. hill ofcer,ltca'e> accompanies each hoitle,
with directions. IL may he had wholesale retail Of
:. Brian, Barre, and j. c. Farnam, Fast Williams
town, VI. sole propr,etor>. Prepared from the origin
al recipe for sale hy f. II, PrentIs, Montpelier, and
J. & J. II. PECK & Go, and THEo A. PECK Co., Bur
liusion, aud in the principal towns the state; all
directions signed in the hand writing othc proprietor
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EAX EsTATE For sALE. Ar A

III BARdAIN.Ihc proprietor oilers for sale the pre-
misses in the village Of Burlington, occupied by
ii. Il. Stacy, Esq dwelling house printing Office
and readIno room. The premises convenient for
store and dwelling house or for Offices of almost any
description and are situated in the centre of the most
business part ofthc town.
For terms of s1Ie aud payment, inquire Of Charles
well VI.
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SUPERIOR FLOUR.

! n. HINSDILT, Agent Tor KO-
NN-E-NSA j chester and other Western Mills
ll1SS:Ss7lsYl &c. has for sale now in store, and
Y iiSg receiving Eight Thousand Barrels OF
s--ss 3 s-lai, Fancy and Superfne Brands OF
r. OUR. OF the highest reputation in the Dew
York and Boston markets. Among which are the
following II. Ely, r Hempshall f, s. Clark & Co.
J. Davis, H. Holmes, Union Mills, Jackson Mills,
Clifton Mills and J. Kosher, together with several
choice brands of Ohio and Michigan Flour Also,
r. Rudd and n. Shick suitable for the Montreal Mar
Let.
Merchants and dealers will be furnished to order,
at very low rate by remitting Drafts, Certificates OF
Deposit, or Cash to rs Riyer-strect, Troy where a
full supply will be kept at all times
May %, 1871 n5lm3
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STATE OF VERMONT,

YT1HE Honorable the Probate Court within and
i for the District Of Chenden. To the lrors
and others concerned in the estate of James G. Pierce,
late Of Hunting on, in said ii trict, deceased.
WHEREAS, Daniel b. Thicker, administrator Of
the estate Of said deceased, has made Application TO
this court to extend the time Limited for making pay
ment Of the debts OF said dccca ed, twelve months
from this date and the third Monday Of August next,
being assigned for hearing in the premises at the
Eagle Hall, in Wli>on, and ii having leen ordered
that notice thereof he given, by publishing this de-
cree three weeks successfully in the Burlington Free
Press newspaper printed at Burlington, lciure the
time fixed for hearing.
Therefore, you hereby notified, TO appear be-
fore said court at the time and place alore aid then
said time of navnen LEM further extended as aore
said.
Given under my hand al Burlington, this sth day of
July, A. ID. IS4l. n6
WM MES,TON Rnri.tnr
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MARSH ALl'N continues unrivaIIcl as a
WI strengthening PLASTER; Also, for Rheuma-
ii>m, Lamene~> or pains in the sides, limbs or back
for >rruf llols swcng, scTvy sores, Fresh wounds
an for general Family Plaster or salvc For Corns,
moreoyer-'ry it pare clo-e, per-evere in the by
making new application ocra ionaliy, and IN time,
yunr corns will be cured. For ale by
J. & ]. II. PECK & Co.
THEO A. PECK q Co.
and DR. ROBr. MOODY.
Burlington, Jan. %, ISL 1y.Gls
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ODONTICA.--THE TEETH


Ifl THE TEETH '!-'rHE lNcoMpABABLD Tooru
PGEPARvTIoN The fact is proved, and the mos; in-
credulou> ad duulne fully convinced, a. we have
he evidence from the sale OF % coo boxes OF the dom
tea, within the past year, tia; the Utopon dreams of
the alchymi>t are realized, and remedy discovered
for pre,ervng those important and useful appendix es
of the human system, by the Of the Magnetic Odon-
tea, which y H. attractive, and strengthening quail
ties removes all cxraneous substances from the teeth
and preserves them in ,heirnalura brliancv, and the
gums IN SoundnesS and beauty. II ascer,ained from
experience, that when used, the teeth will never de
cay, but remain I'LL the ate>, age Of man, with their
natural wear. When they decayed, its progress
w lie arrested and the teeth preserved and prevented
and reserved from achng-all this has cen done in
multitude of Instances: and more-in thousands OF
cases, nervous toohache, Chat climax Of pain) has al
once tcen cecuall, cured by popular denriirice in
America. And in conclusion, where, or who is the
young lady or gentleman, aye, the individual that
values beautiful ,et of teeth, sound guns and sweet
breath more than fifty cents, that will e longer dcsti-
THE Of box Of DR.. NJ. iichcccl,s Magnetic Olontica
For 81 e wholesale and rciai by A. HITCHCOCK \
Co., No. w Geneee 81. Utica, n, Y, and BY their
agents throughout the United States. In Burlington
by J. & J. II. Peck & Co., and Theo. A. Peck q Co
In Vergennes by J. H. Bowman. In Milton, by Bur.
nett IL Sawyer In Georgia, by Lorenzo James aug2
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NEW MUSIC, AND MUSICAL INsTRU-
MENT.

e~k SB ~ MANN,
Az - yS~N.A MI ES-sSe : INl has lusi re-
%Z[5fA'N ssss .e-ss - ceiyed fTem Dos
SN .4,,sA' r7rs ton, ION commits
TT,i@T RI IErz,S~ I'm y si0n,) supply of
New Muse Mu-
cal Intmmcnts &c, which he is authorized 10 sell NJ
the lowest Boston retail prices. The Music for he
Piano Forte consists of Songs, Glees, Dnotts and
Trios. Now and beautiful Marches, Qni:kstcps Gal
opades Watzcs, Dances, and pieces with variations,
some of which the latest publications of the Bos-
aon Brigade and Bras Bands,
ALSO--A great variety Of American, German,
French and English Musical Instruments consisting
of Bugles, Trumpes, French Horns Bass, Tenor and
Alto Trombones, b fiat, C and F. fiat Caronets, Ger
Concert Flu'esl from one to nine keys Flageo-
let's Octave and Picolo Flutes ana rles. '3pu..diI
Bass yiols and Vlons, elegant and plain Violin and
BassViol Bows. Superior Roman Violin, Bass Vol
and Guitar Strings of every size and letter. English
and French Clarionet Reeds. Splendid French Ac-
cordeons Spanish Guitars, with PLAIN and German
Silver patent heads. Instruction Books with Gam
uts Lessons and Exercises for all the above and 9TH
er instruments are now for sale at Mr.. Manns resi-
dence few rods north of the Episcopal Church. in
Bur ngton, where he respectfully invites customers
10 give him call.
Military Bands and Music Schools, furnished with
Music, Musical instruments, (and Instruction, if de-
sired) nj short notice.
s-IPIANO FORTES strung, repaired and tuned
as usual Burlington, May 7, leil. "a
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BURLINGTON
s2E 81 AIsE s y AZ y 81 a Us z !

VTNHE Trustees of the Burlington Female Seminary
1 take pleasure IN announcing that the school will
be reopened on Wednesday the Goth INST, at the
buildings lately known the Episcopal Institute,
under the superintendent of Miss THlRzAH LEE ate
of the principal instructors at The Troy Seminary.
Miss Lee will be aided by competent and expert
enced teachers in the various branches of knowledge
and elegant accomplishments usually taught in the
best female school in this country. The musical in
structon will, as heretofore, be given by Mr.. MoLr
The terms will be as follows The school year,
consisting of Al weeks, WILDE divided into two ses-
sions, half session being one quarter The second
quarter of the present session commences Nav 90
The winter term vii commence on he third Wednes-
day of September, The charge for boarding nclud-
nG %aShS fl G 5hs be $50 PER quarter
ches $40 per session, half pavahle in ADVANCE
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NCT2C r.

V1NlE copartrer>hip heretofore existing under the
l. firm of MARTIN & STOW, is dissolved thi, d,y
ly mHtual consent, and all persons who are in 'eic
to the said firm, requested 10 settle their accounts
with G. b. Martin, who is authorized TO receive and
discharge the same.
Charlotte, July ID 1911. NC
c. b. MARTIN,
RANSOM STOW,
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~ WINDOW SASH
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

vTNHE pablo are hereby cautioned asaInsi p1raha-
Lamole comfy and state of Vernon, Two Promis-
DRY Notes, one drawn by the Burlington Nh Com
pany for s7O9 co. dated the 18Th day of April, 1911,
al L. 10 Gardner Gates or ORDER and by The endorse
men, Of the said Gates tran crrei TO me. The other
drawn by me, for the sum of about $780, payable IN
ninety days from date TO John Warner, or ORDER
Tor bearer) with interest. Said last Note my lie more
narllcnarv described, as signed by John S.earns,
nprncipal, and Edmund Clark, surety. Sad War
her has no right collect said notes.-the having OBJ
,aineI The ,ame from me, by fraud, oppression and
,S,ress. The Mill Company have been notified not to
nav 10 said Warner or his endorsee, the Note
bv,hem drawn and the payment Of fine noe given
by me- and sad Clark will be resisted 10 the last
~ rs 60 JOHN STEARNS.
Burlington, July u.s. 1871.
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WIN WESTON, Rcri,lqr.
M OORE'S ESSENCE OF LlFE,-A ValUaIll
lX1 Melicinc. which. if rghlly applie1. vii! be ts

M CORES ESSENCE OF LlFE.-A Valuable
lVA Medicine which, if rightly applied, will he the
means of saving thousands from an nnmcy grave.
has been sold and used for thirty years with great
success, aud found very eicuriou, IN the following
diseases, viz. Consumption, Whooping Cough, com
mon Coughs, Gods, diiltnlt BreaIhing lnhnenza,
lency, Indigestion, Loosenc-s of the Bowel, Fits OF
every kind Cranp., Ricset>, Cole, Caarrh, ly en-
lary, Painting, hypurhonjrIac e'ons, Headaches,
Sickness at Stomach, Mca>leS, preventive Of Com
tagIons disease, Goni and Rhenna'.m.
fJSThe above Melcinc is prepared ly Henry Sey-
mour Of Hadley, Ma. from the Original Recipe, / Y
the direction Of said Moore, aud sold Iy HIN and the
prncI pal Druggists in the United States.
Soil Wholesale and rea, by J. q. J. H. Peel, Co
and TheO. A. Peck q Co., Burlington, and by The
dealers generally throughout the country
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Droadcloths, Cassimeres, and Sattinetts.-
- y. NJ. WRIGHT q co, have Just opened very
Fine Wool Dyed Black, Blue Back, Invisible Green
and fancy coored Broadcloths, good assortment OF
ow priced do. ALSO, Very Fine Wool Dyed CASH
mereS, assorted colors, do. do. and common SAITH
nelis, very cheap.
Burlington, July 49, le4l. nc
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RAZORS--UuY 9Th,
GE!RNGE Il BARBER

- INNING hired The Tavern Stand
Z1H& 1 ilately occupied by Mr.. j Potter, near
EisseE. the Court House in Burlington, vii al all
itSti ~ times be ready to accommodate Travellers
&ssRsS>.A and others with 3oard,Io lying hOrsekeep
ng and other accommodations in good style and no
pains will be spared on his part, 70 make them COM
Portable and on the most reasonable Terms. -Pricc
Of Single meals one Shilling
Burlington April oath, l6il
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H. N. BAH persons indebted to the sub>crile err
n book or otherwise, are requested 10 settle the same
G.. b. MARTIN.
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Beware of Dccep.ions

has frequently come to the knowledge ofthe sub
l. scriber that empty Snuff Jars, with his Label on
them, have been ought up for the purp Sc of selling
IN them an inferior quality OF Snuff; and, also, that his
Snuff lahols have M instances been counterfeit
cd, the general design of the initiated as to
easily deceive the uuwary: he deems it, therefore his
duty to INFORM purchasers of the manner in which
request them TO tear oil or dyfacc the Labels on the
outside Of the Jars after having disposed of the con-
tents, 81 rs to prevent further Of The same.
4 suitable reward viii be a 4 for such evidence as
will lead TO the detection & conviction of the imposer
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WINOOSKl SASH FACTORY.

is in constant operation,
l. and prepared TO execute
orders Tor WlNDOWSASH
Of every description, and in
the best manner.
A constant supply kept on
hand and for sale at The siors
Of George Peter, on, in Bur-
llngion, at the following
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CR0CKERY, GLASS G. CHINA WARE
EARnAR WATT

fAtiAN ~ WAIT,
Importers and Wholesale dealers in Crocierp Glass
and China Ware, and Manufacturers of
Stone Ware.
100 oHaTts Just received and no" opening
25 Packages Edged and Common Ware,
% do Blue Printed do
10 do Royal Bourbon Sprig do containing
complete dinner services, Tea sets and
Toilet Ware
10 do French White Granite Ware, with COM
pete sets throughout.
10 do Antique Vase Opaque Pearl Ware con-
tanning perfect dinner sets, entirely new patterns and
shape mos, beautiful aItcle, with Tea and Toilet
Ware 10 match.
CHINA WARE
10 packugcs China Ware containing Beautiful
White Tea Sets Gold cage and line Tea
Spng do do Sets and gold band
Gold band & sprig do China Nurse Lamps.
GLASS WARE.
10 packages Glass Ware containing
6, 5, and flute Heavy Cut Glass Tumblers,
6, s. and flute Pressed do do
packages fine plain Tumblcrs, very cheap,
Cut Glass Lamps,
Plain do DO, a orea, variety,
Superb Cut Glass Hall Lamps,
Astral Lamps, G.rondaes Candlebras,
Cut Glass Bowls Lemonade Glasses
Goblets, Wine and line Vases, with flowers
and shades,
and variety of other articles in their line all OF which
are now offered Wholesale and Retail at New York
prices. f. d. w. would invite the attention of Mcr-
chants in The surrounding towns 10 their stock of ware
to order good terms can be purchased in New
for, Boston or Troy, at their warehouse corner or
of Church and College SITS.
Burlington, June |. lSil.
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FOR SALE.

Slllidlcl ON inc NtSl Sue bl
age. The House j. 50 hy As, with basement story,
with Kitchen aud Provision cellars, and wing 80 by
IS, extending north on College Green, with wood and
store house below, and chambers and SLEEPING rooms
above A large and commodous Barn, carriage house
ice house and other out-houseS, and spacious yard
west of the dwelling house, and good durable well
Of wafer Of the hest quality in the village, and brick
cslern. One and quarter OF land, Of The first
ually n large garden and choice fruit trees west OF
the house and yard
The Buildings a re constructed in modern STYLE Of
the be-, materials and workmanship, were erected by
the subscriber for his use, and the location af-
iord~ very extensive and pleasant prospect of the
village and lake on the West and is not surpassed by
any other in thi. part Of the country.
% for ale n lot containing an acre ofland direct
" opposite the above lot with small convenient wood
dwellng house thereon.
Purchasers invited 10 call and exmine for them
selves-Terms made known by The subscriber on the
premises. SAMUEL REED.
Burlington June, I6, 1910. M
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NoTiCE.-iUfS Is est SHOWN by the
L ere, II performs 81; !. Newon'S Panacea,
or Purifier OF the Blood. The unparalleled and stl
increa> ing reputation which this medicine ha, ac1ar
cl throughout the New England State, and the many
cures it has performed, ana the real demand male
for ly the ADVICE Of physicians well acquainted with
~ preparations ha ind cel the proprietor to extend
Il, cr1lla'iuu to almost every town in the eastern
Sac and the principal towns in he United Safes
TIN, PdHacc> warranted purely veGc'a IT,, and l. n,
.lrpaS Ell V any other medicine ever u'ered to the
afflicted as it, extensive sale and great popularity
plainly prove iha- within the last eighteen months
erred ~ lhuG and ofthe most obstinate diseases, a.
can lie proved by certificates, and is pronounced by
eminent and respectable physicians the e-l medicine
N use L eili information may lie found in circi,ar>
containing certificates Of cures and directions for la
king the medicine. The following appointed a"ent..
Burlington, j. & ]. H. Peck AMI Co, r. No ,dy-
s. Adams, Curt. and Riss-l-Milton, G.. Drake-
ml'G g,o Fa- Bl5ncl and SaWYcgMoWateryie, F.k
Parker anu Ma'ici--Ncraenncs Adams AMI Murray
-Camrrdac, Nj. Wire--I nderhil, NJ. {. Barney
North ferrislurgh, II. G. Wicler-Gcorgia, A. Bliss
Willi-on, \. Chluenaen-R Richmond, Green & Rhodes
-John>On, g. l.. Warner and C'--MonE,on, Ethan
im,h-Ba ,cr,deld, Arlington and Woodwari-Far-
field, Burnett and Fansworth. e.o.ply.El9
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EDWARD !. FAf'S
BCcX & SYzCT STORE.

wv y II " y OGAs
Church Street, Burlington.
N7HERE he has on hand superior assortment of
w Ladies and Gentlemen's
BOOTS AND SHOES,
of the following assortment:
Gents hne cali scwdBoos Boys Calf Shoes,
;, pegd do Ladies Cater Boots,
light do. Kid Slips,
summer Caters, New spring nips &
Pumps, Ties
Calf -" Coored Slips,
Shoes & Brogans Bronzed @
'' Thick d. Kip Boots, Calf
"Brogans Misses Shoes If Slips,
Boys Shoes q Brognns, Also, large ,sorment
g. Thick d Kip Boots, of Children and Infants
Yths " e. IS Shoes.
& Brogans
sSTE. J. +. would invite his cus,omersand the pub.
lie in general to call and examine his assortment of
BOOTS o. SHOES which he can warrant TO be of good
stock, thorough workmanship and latest styles
Also, Measure Work and Requiring done al the
shortest notice, as usual. n5l
Burlington, May 29, 1871.
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n A: BRAMAN, has this day received new assor-
~ of Books and Stationery, comprising Addresses
and Messages. of the Presidents from Washington to
Harrison. Valuable and approved works, in Tncolog
voyages aud travels. The latest editions of the most
approved School Classical and Mathematical Books.
A large supply of Paper Quills, Blank Books, Elem
entary and other Spears, Grammars and Biographies
Boston Academy Glee Book aud Odion and Juvenile
books carefully selected all which are offered at the
lowest prices at the Book Store, Julv 1Sal
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DANIEL SIMPSON,
Patent Lever Watch Maker, from Lirerpoo

S'N' " "'e' -f"ttf5 J'O"t LUIGI poOt'
sN, A S II il now twelve years
n since he walled himself of
- the privilege Of returning his
Ms MI grateful acknowledgements TO
i'm ANY his friends and the public in
VI. -H6Aa general, for almost unprece len.
x y Tss1Ssi tediavors, he begs leave TO in
NY N~a y..ss ss.sl form them that he is still at the
Old Stand, on Church street,
one door south OF Noble Lovely and Co.'S store, where
he personally attends TO the repairing of Chronome-
lers, ra!ent Levers, Duplex Lepincs, and all other
description of Time pieces. He will warrant ali new
work affixed TO Watches in his shop TO lie as good as
inc original, or a. any done on the continent.
N IA good assortment Of NE w VA TCIfES
of the first quality of workmanship, and will lie sold
as cheap and on as good terms as al any other shop
in The state.
FROM his long experience in the business, and his
pcins so many year engaged in the making OF watch
e. in England, he ha,,ers himself ha, he + As COM
pe,ent to make selections any in the vicinity.
Burlington, June II, 1871. nj
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rUNHE LION OF THE DAY-NO CURE NO
l. PAY!-Thc Genuine old Dutch or Ger
man Vegetable Pills. IIiphlv recomm.,,l.J Ia,

man Vegetable Piis.--Ilehly recommended bv
Doct, Valentine Mott, NJ. d. of y. " and others
Thee the orders Any one that does not find re-
lief from these pills the price is refunded lack, these
the positive orders Of the Proprietor TO agents and
others. In Offering these pills TO the public, | appeal
to their INTEL gencc If these pills are not what they
recommcndcd you in duty lound out Of re, pec
10 Yourself and community TO reject them, and pnlsh
them TO the world as an imposition, humLrg and
quackcry. Thepuhlic may e assured they arc purely
vegetable, they are composed Of nine ingredn,s, part
of the medicine is only found in Asa and IN the val
ley> Of Germany. For convenience thee extracts
made into pills and will lie found sure cure or re-
lief for all bilious complaints, yellow and bilious
fevcrS, fever and ague, jaundce, scarlet ra sh lo,
cholic dyspepsia. &c. 1t is not pretended that th,
medicine is for all d eases to which the human
system is liable Ten thousand useless efforts have
been made to draw from the regions unknown fancy
some long-spun theory of magic art, which would
cue each and every disease. Good medicine i, no,
foundn the fire or whiriwind. Health and happiness
hang upon chance winds-time is the herald of truth
The past at least is secures they have already raised
monument of their greatness which will DEFY the
corrodlng tooth oftlme. None can lie Genuine whou,
a wrapper and directions on each box on which my
name Is written al length. Sold Wholesale and retail
by The sih>cr er al Gen'> Falls, ly A. b. & D. Sand
70, and 100 Futon 81. and r. NJ. Meigs, 3sS South
Maitc 81. Albany. Baum & Hawley, 2l9 Siver st.
Troy, General Agents for the state ofNcw York.
MERRITT GRIFFIN.
For >ae ly VIM. Rhodes and f. b. Green, Rich
Wiiston; Hagar q Com>tocl, Shell urn H. Stanton,
Essex Geo. b. Oake>, and ALERT Barney, Jericho ;
J. X. Hurbu,, We>tforl; J. H. Barnes, Charlotte; Il
Moody and Geo. Peterson, Burlington: and " F.
BRIGGS, burlington, Agent for Chiitenden Co where
Snb-Ag,nts can lie supplied at wholesale prices.
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. OOBBLS. Pork-4,OOO lbs. Lard-I0,OOO lbs
S,OO Hams, for sale by
LYMAN e. COLE.
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The subs rlher continues to manufacture, and offer


for sale the iowin1 articles =
FINE BROWN SNUFF
Genuine Maccoboy, rose American Rappee,
Limitation do S.far'd Holland do
Sicily do Tuberose,
Maltese do ST. Omer
Curacoa do Strasburg,
COARSE BROWN SNUFF.
Dcnigros, NatclHtochcs,
Pure Virginia, French Rappee,
Burhon, American Gentleman,
St. Domingo, Pure Spanish
Copenhagen, sup.fdr'd l.. Mixture.
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch Irish 5lackguard)
High Toast. ) Irish High ToastS
SWEET SCENTED FINE-CUT CHEWING
TOBACCO.
" " Oronoko do do.
FINE-CUT SMOKING TOBACCO
Spunish, Kitefoot, CANISTER, Common, and Stems.
PETER LOBlILARD jr.
AZ Chatham Street.
New York, March. 2Si1 ~ .2m
J. Il J, H. PECK d. Co., Agents, Burlington, Vt.
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There will be charge Of 25 cts per quarter, for the
incidental expenses of the school.
The School will not be sectarian.
Reference may he had to the President and Pro-
fessors of the University, the Clergymen of all the
congregations in the village, and to the following