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PRICES REDUCED!!!

rINIIE subscribers have taken the Store formerly
| occupied by Geo. A. Conner MS a grocery store,
first door west Of B. Bishops Hotel, which has been
filled with a good assortment OF DRY GOODS, wet
and dry GROCERIES, &c, &c, which were bought
this spring in New York at low prices, and will be
sold al a very small advance from cost for cash. pro
baby lower Than can be purchased any other stand
in town. as circumstances make it necessary tina, thu
goods be sold Immediately.
Tavern keepers and others wishing 10 purchas
Liquors, Loaf Sugar, &c, will do well to call
JOSEPH HATCH, ,;o..,.
TRISTAN CONNER, N''e '''''
burlington, May 49, 22il,
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SUPERIOR FLOUR.
DEAi. ESTATE ,SOv SALE.

II D>RGAS.-The proprietor offers for sale the pre-
misses in the village of Burlington, occupied by
II. b. Stacy, Esq as a dwelling house, printing Office
and reading room. The premises are convenient for
store and dwelling house or for offices of almost any
description and situated in the centre of the most
business part of the town.
For terms Of sale and payment inquire of Charles
Russell, Pearl ST. Burlington, or A. l.. Catm, of Or
well VI.
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NARSuALL'> continues unrivalled as a
w Strengthening PLASTER; Also, for Rheuma-
tsn, Lameness or pains in the sides, limbs or back
for ,"ruiuloI> weugs, scryy sores, Fresh wound.
and ilr a general Family Plaster salvc For Corns,
moreoyer-lry it; pare close, per,evcre in the use hv
maInsa ncw application occasionally, and IN time,
yonr corns will be cured. For ale ly
j. q j. II. PECK & Co.
TIIEO. A. PECK & Co.
and In. kOB1, MOODY.
Burlington, Jan. %, 1911. IvcIs
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James G. .'icrcc's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT,

DISTRICT OF CiIrrESDEN, IS.
The Hon. the Pro ate Court for the District OF emit,
tenden: To ali persons concerned IN the estate OF
James C. Pierce, late of Huntingdon IN sad dis
;ric', deceased, GnEErING.
WHEREAS, Daniel b. Tucker administrator of The
estate of said deceased proposes to render an account
of his administration and present his account against
said estate for examination and allowance at session
the {, ut of Probate he holden al the Eagle Hail.
in Wston, on the bird Monday, of Angus next.
Therefore YOU are hereby nottie to appear Giorc
said court at the time and place aforesaid, and shew
cause, if any you have why the account AFORESAID
should not be allowed
Given under my hand at said Burlington, this eighth
WM. WESTON, Register
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CR0CKEAY, GLASS 6 CHINA WARE.
EARIsAk ~ NISi'V

EARHAK ~ WAIT,
Importers and IThoiesaie dealers in Croft cry Glass
and Ctina Ware, and Manufactures Of
Stone Hare,
100 CRATES just received and now opening
lOO namely
25 do Blue Printed do
10 do ROYAL Bourbon Sprig do containing
complete dinner services, ?'oa sets and
Toilet Ware
10 do French White Granite Ware, with COM
plete sets throughout
10 do Antique Vase Opaque Pearl Ware, con-
tanning perfect dinner sets, entirely new patterns aud
shape most beautiful a!tcle with. Tea and Toilet
Ware 10 match.
CHINA WARE
10 packages China Ware containing Beautiful
White Tea Sets Gold edge and line Tec
SpTIg do do Sets and gold banl
Gold band 4 sprlg do China Nurse Lamps
GLASS WARE
10 packages Glass Ware containing
G. :, and 9 flute Heavy Cut Glass Tumblers,
6, 9, and flute " Pressed do do
3paciares fine plain TUnblcrs, very cheap,
Cat Glass Lamps,
Plan do DO great variety,
Superb Gu; Glass Hall Lamps,
Astral Lamps, Clgondalos, Cnndobras,
Cut Glass Bowls, Lemonade Glasses,
Pitchers, Docantors, Splendid French purcc
Goblcts, 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 n New York
prices. +. & w. would invite the attention of Mcr
chants in The surrounding towns their stock of ware
assuring them that they viii sell in package assorted
order on good terms as can he purchased in New
Iork Boston or Troy, at their warehouse corner o.
of Church and College Sta.
Burlington, June |. 1871.
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SNIFF ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.-D. N.
- Hiicheoch'S newly invented snuilthe hest arli-
Gle ever discoyerci ly scientific men, in Enrone OF
America, for the and ala, dilute relief of Catarrh
Dizziness of the Heal, Weal, Eyes, Nervous Head
aches, Fallen Sickness, Fits, and Infants trouble
wholesale and retail, byA. HITCHCOCK & Co., sol,
Proprietor, No. III Genescc 81. Utica, and by the
agents throug houi the union. In Burlington, j. &
J. II. Peck & Co. In Vergennes, by J. II. Bowman
In Milton, by Burnett & Sawyer, In Georgia, by To
TcnZo Jane
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CATARRII SNUFF.

NTARSHAlLs SNIFF, is sin cuinpthe Catorrh
I'VE AMI the various diseases oflhs hea "a well
ore eyes, In all parts Of the country; and sustaining
the rep aion which it has long since gained, OF
being absolutely the best article of the kind in the
market.
Each bottle contnin, three times the quantity OF one
OF those which are offered at "ONLY TWENTY
FIVE CENTS" And is therefore a much cheaper
a, well as better article. For sale by
]. d J. II. PECK & Co.
TlIEO. A. PECK e Co.
and IN. ROBr MOODY.
Burlington, Jan. %, 1911. Iv.LIs
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Beware of Deception!

TT has frequently come to the knowledge of the sub
/ scrbcr that empty Snuff Jars, with his Label on
them, have been ought up, for the purpose of selling
IA them an inferior quality Of Snuff; and also, that his
Snuflabcls have in some instances been counterfeit
ed or the Icncral design Of the initiated as TO
easily deceive the mwary; he deems IT, therefore, his
du'y 10 inform purchasers of the manner in which
they are often imposed upon; and he would hereby
request them to tear off or dcnce the Labels on the
outside Of tn, Jars after having disposed of the con
tents 50 lS to prevent mWhef use OF the same
\ suitable reward wi be "a for such evidence as
will !, ad to the detection conviction olhc inposcr
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n 4. BRAMAN, has this day received new assert
~ of Books and Stationery, comprising Addresses
and Messages Of the Presidents from Washington to
Harrison, Valuable and approved works, in Tneolog
ical and Miscellaneous Literature. General Biography
voyages and travels. The latest editions of the most
approved School Classical aud Mathematical Books.
a large supply of Paper, Quills Blank Books Elem
enlary and other Spellars Grammnrs and Biographies
Boston Academy Glec Book and Odon aud Juvenile
books caref lily selected, all which are offered at the
lowest prices. at the Book Store. July lSil.
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VOL. XV....No. 8.
nOCT. MARsHALI;s AromalIr, Colorrh an

nOCT. MARsHALL's Aromatic, Caiarrh and
- Headache SNUFF. This SnuliS Superior 10 any
thing yet known, for removing that iron ONE dis
ease the Caarrl, and also ccid IN the cad, and the
hcadac!e u opens AMI purge ont all distinctions,
stfengi hens The gland, and awe healthy acon to The
pars ecieJ II l. p ricrty tree from any thing dele
FERROUS IN It's compo,lon--ha> lea AMI favor, and
rs mm.laee .c'', after eng used, Is ahgrccallc.-
Prlcc31 cents per bottle.
Dori. Mar,hails Vegetable Indian Black PLASTER.
1hi- Plaster is unrivalCd for curing .crufou, swell
lng,, Srurvy sores, Lame Back, and Fresh Wounds |;
pains IN the side, HIP and Lint :; and seldom fails to
give relief in local hema,iu.. II applied TO the
>idc,lt will cure many uiilccommon Liver Complaints,
and Is e1 al, not ~ crlor, TO any Thing III u,e for
cori~ on The feet the lrtcs d IN, Paw have cen
witnessed " thousand. Of ind.vr, al> IN the United
STATE who have re- led it, efficacy. sold lvihe pro-
prleor; tha.. Bowen, N ddeLury, VT, and lnEo. A
PECK y Co., Burlington, VI. Je1
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one door south of Noble Lovely aud Co.'S. store, where
he personally attends 10 the repairing Of Chronome-
ters, Patent Levers, Duplex, Lcpnes, and all other
description OF Time pieces. He will warrant all new
work affixed TO Watches in his shop 10 lie As good as
the original or as any done On the continent.
n. B.-A good assortment Of NEJ w VA T'C,HES
OF tue first quality Of workmanship, and will lie sold
as cheap am on as good terms as at any other shop
in the state.
From his long experience in the business, aud his
being 50 many years engaged IN the making of watch
T. IN England, he atter> hm-e elf that hc is As com
pclen TO make selections as any in the vicinity
burlington, Jane II, 1911. III
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TENHE LION OF THE DAI.-NO CURE NO
4 PAN!-'Fhc Genuine old Dutch or Ger

man Vegetable pil,s.--lIlah'v recommended Nv
Dort Valentine Mott, NJ. d. of n. Y, and others.
Thee are the order, Any that does not find re-
lief ron these pills the price i refunded Lack, thee
are the positive orders Of the Proprietor TO agents and
others. In Offering these pills TO the public, | appeal
recommended, yoa are in dirty bound cut Of respect
to yourself and community to reject them, aud pnli>h
them 10 the world a. an imposition, hunibug and
1uachery The public may e assured they are purely
vegetable, they composed Of nine iEgrrdnt>, part
of the medicine is only found in Asa and IN the val
lev, Of Germany. For convenience thee extract,
are made into pills and will c found sure cure or re-
lief for all bilious complaints, yellow and bilious
rver>, fever and a-ue a1uce scarlet rash, bilious
choic dyspepsia &c. 1t l. not pretended that this
medicine cure for all diseases which he human
system is lialc. Ten thousand Useless Efforts have
been made 20 draw from tue regions OF unknown fancy
some lung->pm theory of magic art, which would
cue each and every disease Good medicine is not
found in the fire Whirwinl Health and happiness
hang upon chance Winistlnc * the herald Of trih.
The past at least is secure; they have already raised
| a monument OF their greatness Which viii defy the
| corroding tooth oftmc None can lie Genuine without
a wrapper and directions on each box on which my
name is written at length Sold wholesale and retail
70, and 100 Ful,on Il. and r. NJ. Mcg> 3S5 South
| Malke Il. Albany. Baum & llawcy, 2l9 Sivcr ST.
| Troy, General Agents for the state OF New York.
MERRITT GRIFFIN.
| For sale ly VIM. Rhodes and f.. b. Green, Rich
mond; Morton & Clark, and u. q u. s La'hrop
WilIiaton; l1agar& COm.tock, Shcllurn II. Stanton
Essex Geo. b. Oakcs, aud All crt Barney, Jericho
J. r. Hurhui, Wc>ord; J. II. Barnes, Charlotte; X
Mccoy and Geo. Peterson. Burlington; and v T.
| BRIGGS, Burlington, Agent for Chcnden Co., wher,
Snh-Agen> can lie supplied al wnolc>alcpricc>.
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are compu, ed purely of vceo hc> Of the most inno-
cent vet specific virtues. They recommended par
tcularlv for restoring weak constitutions, cleansing
and strengthening the stomach, and increasing the
appcue-also preventative against the cholera NOR
hl, fever and ague, removing nausea, vomiting,
heart burning, weakness in the breast, pain IN the
stomach and other symptoms ofainlcncc and indgc,
ion. One loX will tinclurc one gallon. Price % cts.
a box.
RussELL's lTcU OINrMrNr.-Ths choice and safe
ointment is SAID to lie superior TO any now IN ne, or
that di>aerccable and loath>ome disease, the ITCH.
This Ointment Is so cearlain in It's operation that
person uouhlel with the above disorder ought 10 be
without il. 1t is remedy for cutaneous eruponS,
scoruc affections Of the head, any other breaking
ont which arises from sharp humors in the blood
Price % cis a box.
Rus,rII's VEGETABLE BILIOUS Pills, or family
physc, for general use, in cases OF Jaundice, morbid
,en,ihy Of the stomach and bowels, loss Of appetite
feld breath, costlyene>s, Piles aud all diseases ars-
ing from hillary arrangements also fur correting
the state ut the blood, and cleansing the system Of
foul and viscld humour>. These pills are mid
thar'c, producing member pans nor grpng, and are
therefore valuable and highly approved medicine,
and are pronounced as such 10y the most distinguished
| physicians, Each box containing IS Pills. Price
| 374 cts. a hoX
| Rus,el's celebrated SALT RuruM OINrMENr.-Ths
is unque>onahly the best and safest remedy everyei
offered 10 the public for that obstinate disorder SA LII
RIlEIM Where other means have failed, II hds suc-
ceedcd and The fact that it has been extensively used
| hv eminen, Practitioners speaks volumes IN Ms praise,
Ii is equally eicaclous IN all diseases OF the SKIN,
scald head, ring worms, and the most lnveerale Itch,
| &C. &c. Numerous certificates might he obtained
hut the proprtOr chooses that fair trial should lie the
only evidence offs superior efficacy Free 80 cents
box. For sale by J. 4 J. Il. Peck a Co., Theodore
A. Peck q Co, sign Of theMorar, and Rohert MOODY
Burlington; Dr. G. f. Miles, and Hull & Cook, Hines
hurgh, s II. Barnes, Charlotte; l.. James, Georgia
L. Tyler, Essex; Fuller a Huntington, Richmond
Also, hy the druggists and merchants general,
throughout the STATE, o?,9I
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I SO OI NdITIINs VT
incidental expenses of the school.
The School will not be sectarian.
Reference may be had to the President and Pro-
fcssors Of the University 10 the Clergymen of all the
congregations in the village, and to the following
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The subs rbcr continues to manufacture and oilt
for sale the loilwinr articles -


FINE BROWN SNUFF.
Genuine MaccobOy, r0Se American Rappoo,
Imitation do \far'd Holland do
Sicily do Tuherosr
Maltese do St. Omcr,
Curacao do Stra 'buro,
COARSE BROWN SNUFF.
Dcmirros Natchilochcs,
Pure Virginia, French l'appoe,
Rurbon. American Gentcman
St. Domingo, Pure Spanish,
Copenhagen, sup, fard l.. Mixture.
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch Irish Blackguard)
and Zine. coarse
FIrh Toast. ! Irish High Toast
SWEET SCENTED FiNE-CUT CHEWING
TOBACCO.
" % Oronoko do do.
FINE.CCT SMOKING TOBACCO.
SpUnish kitoloot, CANISTER Common, and Stems.
PETER LORlL.LARD jr.
AZ Chatham Street.
New Yori, March, 23il. 47.2m
J. Il !. II. PECK d. Co., Agtnts Burlington, Vt.
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y nOBBLS. Pork--4 900 lbs Larl-l000O ID,
N,'o Hams, for sale bv
LYMAN & COLE
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DANIEL SIMPSON.
Patenk lever Waich Mixer, from Lire

A Sltis now twelve years
n since he availcl himself of
the privilege Of returning his
grateful acknowle lgemcnts 10
his friends and the public in
general, ioralmosi unprcccdcn.
tedlavors, he begs leave 10 in
form them that he is still at the
Gl,I SLoalI IN l,Lnrnh ,trnnt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-05
DIED.


suddenly OF hemorchage from the lungs, on the
2Sth OF last month, at the residence Of her mother
IN The county OF Goocbllnd, M IS SARAy G. REp
FORD. IN the 3Oth year Of her age. She sas KIND
nelghoour, faithful friend, affectionate and du
ulul daughter, and was much beloved and respect
ed by all who knew her IL is great consolation Ia
her oereatEed Mother, Sister and brothers, that
she had Tor many months been aSSiduous n reading
the sacred Scriptures, and preparing herself for thai
iataI hour which came upon her so suddenly. Nav
the survivors take warning from her, remembering
that IN the midst Of life are in dealh and that nc
state OF health, however robust should lead us to
indulge in n fatal security.
In this city, yesterday morning, after a short and
painful illness, CHARLES GoDDARp, infant son o,
hr. L. Van Deursen, aged about three years Til,
funeral will take place, this afternoon, at O'Clock
from the residence OF his father nearly opposite III,
Medical College. The friends and aeaunin,ance,
'oi the family are invited TO attend without further
notice.
On Sunday evening last MARI ANNE, daughter
loi the late WIN. I. Nimmo, Esq, IN the I9th yea
.of her age.
The amount of suffering which humanity can en-
pure was painfully es.ed IN the instance before us
rOr Tour or hive years, this delicate young lady ba,
abored under several diseases each " itbout rem,
ny, nut chhhy OF an enlargement of the heart III,
lpapltatlons OF which organ were visible and amos
.audOle. Every throb seemed to be a summons {,
IdIs. Moreover, she could not lie down, so that !
-, ""'S" usuai'y tahes away so much OF the pair
.o' the SEX ahorded no repoSe TO her-but proppeo
up IN chair, she has in debility which denied loo
houon' and oien in agony, been restricted for III,
lst SIX months to single posture aud obtained du
ring mat period only temporary forgelfulness o.
her suiiernss IN snatches Of sleep. Yet was sh,
not unhappy. Neither pain nor confinement, no
.OIghied beauty, nor tie loss Of all earthly hope
enforced from her any complaining, save little i'm
patience OF "this mortality, which she trusted I,
ieNchange for immortality" Not a murmur passed
me lips OF this innocent child OF sorrows Compared
win the Christians hope, which enables It's feebes
possessor to bear all things in view of that felicity
winch EYE hath not seen, nor ear heard, nor IN,
neart conceived" all other considerations nro bu
vanny, as those must testify who have wtnesset
the last sickness Of this child of God NAV In
memory OF the hope which cheered her, soothe III,
affections Of those who so long and so tenderI,
I"alched around her, and this bereavement, be sane
med TO their cternil welfhre.-NorfJk IIfraH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-05
Eial Jn,lita : a.. lh. D,rlL Li, an.-

The second No. Of the Southern Magazine n
IN able Monthly Review published at PetersburgI
by the msssrs RuAin, Tor February, (which hap
pens 70 have just fallen under our observation) ri
review Of the New York and Virginia eontrover.
y, contains this statement i-"Gov. Sewsrd, nod
Denying that The guilty persons were within the III
mils Of that State, and not objscifng that the spi
dsHes Of heir guh wss Insufficient, Giaiie,1sd by
Editors WHg,) refused 70 surrender tben, assign
ng, in substance, the following reasons for bis re.
kfusnl"-The Magazine then quotes the "reasongo
ffom Gen. Bayy's report, which, and Dhieh onlv
be appears to have consulted FOR the materials Of i,
Ecrtique. Now, that Gov Seward "did not Obj.
tbst the evidence Of their guilt was Insufficient
Gar from beag true, as to be the very reverse o.
ftruth. We have not AZ hand his Correspondence,
with L. Governor Hopkins, but he repeats hi
Sriginal for surrenderng the throe fugi
tives in a communication 70 the New York Legs
Nature Of March 25Lh, countersigned by Samus
Balehford, his private Secretary, and published j
the Wing within a week. We quote these origins
reasons IN part from that documsnt-
%.wOad be mspiCesuy improper that the fog
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-05
ROBERT MAYO.
WAsuEarov March tsu

WASHINGTON, March ], 1911.
SIR: It's my desire that the matter in controyer.
1sy between US should Oe settled. am confident that
5you can have no intention of making me legally re.
asponsible for act IN which had no actual na
icipaIlon, and where there was no intention on INV
part TO wound your feelings, or in any way to in.
ilure you. Their piece which appeared in the "NIe.
! IopoIIs," for the publication Of which YOU have
brought suit against Il. J. Smith and myself no.
peared IN that paper while Mr. Smith was in Flo.
7rida or Cuba, and never knew OF the piece or saw
G until after its publication. Had 1t been handed
me for insertion, should have rejected il inasmuch
las should have considered il Objectionable in eve
Try point Of view, and particularly as knew nothing
SOf You injurious TO your character This much
would long since have stated To you, but for Nj
9Smith's absence from the city. The suit bein,
3brought agalns, usIonty. supposed nothing conlt
! be done without the presence Of MIR Smith. Th,
Eeharge in the publication do not and cannot in an,
away justify, as knew nothing Of the matter there
I IN alleged. J conducted the paper in the absenc,
6of Mr. Smith, but the editorials were LEFT TO contri
butors, and do not know. Of my own know edge
who was the author Of the pisce which appeared a.
gainst you, and for the publication Of which YOU
have brough suit
3 The arllcle against you was handed into IN,
fprintng office to one OF the ourneymen lust beCni,
the paper made up and after had LETT the oiic.
no 90 home. IL was published before was aware
such piece was in existence.
4 Yours, respectfully,
) DR.. x. MAYO. +. S. MYER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-05
"HONOR no WHOM HoNnR 1S n1rr

"HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE.
The Legislature Of Missouri, at ITS late session
besides It's noble address TO Mr.. Van Buren,, palc
l MN the compliment Of naming a county after hi.
native town, hinderhook, having previously named
II county and county town his own name.-Ths
same Legislature also named counties after the late
l Mr.. Grundy and Mr.. SIlas Wright. These wer.
.hatterng marks Of respect from that eminenty De.
mocraic State, TO three of the great ornaments and
supporters OF Democracy.
we copy the foregoing paragraph from a late
plumber OF the Washington Globe. liz must cans.
The hear; OF the nauonto beat high with low. We
ilet srleyed at the overwhelming defeat of little
Van lie deserved TO be beaten-Nearly every
honest man IN the country acknow lodged Ihis-BGl
we could not keep down our sympathy for him
Iwhen we saw HIM overwhelmed 10y the torrent OF
/ nd gnaton which poured upon him from North
South, East and West. We have been ,nYious
lever since his overthrow, that an effort should he
made in quarter OF the country TO mnistcr N
4 mind diseased" The Missouri LEGISLATURE has
II length fcund a balm for every wound Honor
S done TO the man TO whom honour was due Tin,
'suPerlauveIy high compliment is paid him, not on
y OF naming one county Undertook, after his ma.
tive town, but another county, and vet more n
county town, are called Martin Van Buren,. The
man OF hinderhook has now filled the measure OF
his country'sgloFY. Rest perturbed spirit" Tn,
Browning act OF Thy glory has now been performed
Who would not rather be Martin Van Buren, will
Zone county IN Missouri called Kinjerhook and ano
4her bearing the name Of eKiied Royalty than Wi
4 lam Henry Harrison. with all the honors of III,
Presidential Officer Mind what YOU are after. v,
Van Buren, men, or you will make old tin resiSr
and beg the legislature of Ohio TO name a count,
after him. Char. Advocate.