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BY the use of the Hygeian Vegetable
UNIVERSAL EEDECINES

OF THE baitisu Cotir3E or HrAlrn, LoSDcs.
Which hare obtained The aTprobdtipn and recomnt.
dd.ion of Thousands iho hare osen erred
IN C%onsumplions, Cholera Morbus, lntamTna
tons, Internally or externally; Dyspeps q feveI
Ague, indigestion, Bilious or Nervous Affection
and all diseased Of the Liver, Yellow Fever, Cos.
Rheumatism, Lumbaco, Tic Loloreux Diroray,rS :
viius's Dance, Epilepsy, Apopexy, Paralysis, T.
sev, Green Sickness, and al o ,sirncuons 70 wh''
sends 20 many of The loircs, portion Of The creation
their intimately graves Small Fox, Measc
Whoopine Coush, Scarlet Fever, Asthma, Jaundic
Gravel. Stone, and al Urinary DISTINCTIONS, Fis;o.1
Piles, Structure Rpp,3-:s, ana syp.'''s IN az
s shinas of the s!Ein, X ne's Eyit, and al Cg,aheo,
Disorders, in short, every COMPLAINT % which u.
human frame is so o~irsfully subject, under all TN
varied forms and naincs as the HyEe'an con7ic ~
is that
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"Jim'' said Abner Phelps the other day to his
son--"J.m you are lazy, what on earth do you
expect to DO for a livlng!"
"\Vhy father, I've been thinking as how,
would be a Revolutionary pensjoner !!
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darlington, IAN. 81, 1912.
COPARTN1JRSLlIP NOTICE.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
JNARPAR g. WAIT give nUlcc that they have this
l. tav associated with them in business MR.. H.
RAM f. ROOT, and that they will con,!ngc The b isi.
mes of Inportj7 O aud selling CIOCKERY, GLASS
AND CHINA WARE under the firm Of FARRAR
WATT & ROOT al their iorlrcr Store. They haze on
hand a full s,oc' Of ware which they will pack in
Crates assortedto order al New York AMI Boston
Prices, nerchan,s III M ,or,o III 4" .Gwn Nv, Wm' 1nu
leiorc purchasing al The soul, I'LL orders promptly
attended TO- Store coruer Church aud Ctllere ST.
Durlingtvn. l.. !. LARRAR.
JOS. WAIT,
II. +. ROOT.
n. d. Farrar Wal, aal Root expect 10 receive car
Is in the Spring in answer 10 their orders q full supply
Of that heaniilnl Style Of 'Opa1uc Pearl ware' that
has riycn such general satisfaction the past sea. on,
from the celebrated manuiactorics Of Cicws s. Co., tic
only House n England that make ihai style of ware,
which viii lie sol iwhelc,ale and Real.
Burlington, Jan. 81, 1872
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TO YOUNG "HOUSE-KEEPERS.
EARRAR, WAIT Il ROOT,

IL Eel constantly on hand full assortment, o.
lA-elcgant Tea Sets, Of
Go!d band. China. Cold band Tea Plates,
Gold sprig'd Go, Gold edge and limo do.
Extra wide gold band do. Gold edge, line& sprig' dc
Gold edge and line do. Gold band Preserve ent
White and sptiG'd 60. Cup plates.
White China Breakfast and Tea Plates, Pitchers
Bowls, Eutter Stands and Nurse Lamps, with small
Tea Pots attached, China Inks,ands, n very pretty
article for prcscnts-for sale cheap at the Crockery
Store, corner oil Church and College streets.
Burlington, Jan. 81, 1912.
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TENiF Beard f Commissioner for the Instruction
! Of tire Deaf and Iumb AMI the Bind IN the
Sale Of Vernon. will nle,l a, the Ncrmuit Hotel IN
Middlebnrv, on "Wednesday the 9th Of Teliuary, 1912,
for the Purpose tf Designating Renehriarlcs Of tho
State, and Tor TIE ran. action a any other business
within their power, ami duties. County Clerks and
he Civil Auihoriic> If Towns arc earnestly request.
ed 10 refer 10 Title 0 h, Chapter 18Th Ct the Revised
Statutes, touching heir respective dnllcs npon mas
subject. Also,o Act No, % Of the LeSisiaiurs CT me
-els:!n- /. sae Poor.
[ALviN !kTEITi oN@'''
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CLASS WARE.

nF all descriptions constantly on hand a full as
star bottom and Gu. glass Wines; Jellies, Lemonade
and Egg glasses Lamps Of all descriptions; Lamp
glasses, Decantefs, Wafer Bottles, Specie Jars, van.
Gus sizes; Preserve Dishes, cut glass Cu.tnrd Bowls
Pitchers. Salts, Castor Bottles, Revolving Cas,ora
and cut glass Lamps, for sale (cheap of couisc) at the
new Crockely and Glass Ware House Of
FAlRAR, WATT & ROOT,
r,.l;,r.,, Inn. n. 1912.
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gin, and | appeal to your own conscience."-
All, my friend" replied the WAGNER, "my con-
science never works on sundays ~. y.
Mechanic.
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GLORY AND SHAME OFENGLAND:
In Il series of familiar Letters TO a Friend.
BY C. EDWARDS LESTER.

BY C. EDWARDS LESTER.
THNIiIS is the title Of a work, Just published in New
i York by Harper and brothers, IN two volumes
of $50 pages, and embellisAed with magnificent Steel
Eugravings.
The author has furnished some very striking facts
relative to the actual social state of England, and
ulaced her Glory and Shame IN striking contrast.-
The following are some of the topics dwelt upon.
The Ill lstrlous Men of Great b~riIain-thelr history
and acts, their conversations with the autilor,) and
their influence upon the destinies of the world. Also,
Original Communication from the most distinguish
ed statesmen and poets IN Europe, on the greatest
| subjects now agitating the world-the cruel and
| tyrannical oppression Of the ENGLISH Government
in all its bearings-rs blind course in regard to
the whole Tariff and Duty Question-ihe horrible
starvation, nakedness, woe, crime and degradation Of
the mass Of The people Of EHgidHd-thcir Cause.-The
untold nominations and crucllles OF the Factory Sys-
TEN, IN its destruction of thousands Of innocent chill
dren, &c the tyranny and cOrrupuous Of the Estab.
lished Church-the woes aud expressions of Ireland
the great structure of English despotsm in Asa,
with It's sacrJicco mllj0ns by famine and slavery
and an honest but painful picture of all that constl-
tutes the Shame of England. And a candid picture
also, of oil that is lovely, beautiful, liberal and great
in her Society, constituting its GiOry- a description
Of the mosl Interesting and venerable Ruins, Cathe-
drals, Castles, Abheys and Monuments, with as full
a picture OF London, uhe metropolis of the world as
there is space for-great Public Works-Libcral and
redemption of the oppressed of England from tyran-
ny-wi'h glnnccs at every interesting object the au-
thor met with al sea and during 1910 in Great Britain
The New York Commercial Advertiser, at the close
of some remarks, continues: can do no justice
to this work in this brief notice, nor is it important
we should, for il will be readily read, and duly appre.
ciated. The American people ale duly interested in
the subjects of which IT treats, and they are ably and
eloqucnrly discussed" For sale at the Book store o
Feb. 1912. d. A. BRAMAN.
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notice..
H -

Is hereby givcu that JOSEPH WAlTlas sold oil
Lhi, in crest in The stone Ware Mandatory and
thai, the business will hereafter hc carried on a. usual
iv Mr. Elem l.. Farrar, who is duly authorized to set.
the all the business ol. the firm at his Factory, Pearl
trcei Burlington. Jan. 81 1872.
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NoTlCE.-Al those who are indebted 10 The um-
i der. lSne' either by Note or upon Rooi Account
are relles'el to cali and make ,et,lemen, fefore the
flrsi day ct April next, Otherwise they mI,t expect 10
pay the EXPENSE If collecl on. LUTHER PROuTY.
Jericho, Feb. g., 1912.
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IF THOMAS will continue hi, Auction Ss1s IN
IL. the afternoon Of every Wednesday and Saiur.
day. A Large ~qlanti,y of Household Furniture Of
diit rent descriptions will be offered, ioeth or with
Stoves # various kinds, with PIPE. Sales. OF Dry
Goods, Cutlery, Clocks, Jewelry, &c, Gee, will be
offered Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday lvelings,
until further notice. October e. 1871.
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SELLING OFF CHEAP.

1000 OR MORE pounds good Cotton
lOOO Batting a Gil. per b. Calicoes TO
correspond, say at abont s or 6 cts. per yard.
A lot Caps, Comforters and Mufis at nearly one
ha!f former pr ces.
Also a great variety Of Goods at prices TOO low TO be
printed.
The work Of selling Of cheap has fairly commenced
and MI goods sold TO suit purchasers, AT
4 January, 1912. HoWARDS.
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NOTICE.

1--WE Subs "r.ber would, for the last time, rcqle,,
i thai rho'e ms etted accounts and NOES of long
standing be settled within two months al longest, OF
unwilling as they know he is TO force settlement, il
must lie done. He has called, written and printed
and hopes tha, his friends will a, once see the reason
ablenene,s Of such a Request, and attend to it without
compelling hun 10 Use other means, TO him % M
pleasant. c; BENNS.
Feb, IL, 1912,
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TIE Z Il AN CE

A meeting OF tie Young Mems Total Abstinence
Society will be holden at the Court House this even
ing at half past 6 O'Clock. 4 punctual attendance Of
all the nofnbcfs is req ested.
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y the ice near Providence Island, one Mas, and
1 Boom belonging 10 some vessel, with a sail and
other rigging attached 10 It, which the owner can
hayr;hy p1ylny re.sonahle charges,
South Hero, Feb. 8, 1872, LORENZO HALL,
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IiOWARD'S.
NOTICE..

YNlliS may certify that have given my son Chas.
L II. Pratt, his time during his minority, and shall
therefore claim none of his earnings nor pay any
delt> Of hi contracting after this date.
Jericho, Feb. 3, ISl2. ZEBAH PRATT.
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O. Washington Irving has been appoint
ed Minister 10 Spain, and Waddy Thomp'
son Minister to Mexico.
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" WONEY ~

GOLD, Silver, AMI even good cIrren, Bank Bills
are no, reilsci At s. b. Scott's in exchange
for Good. It i firmly bel eyed iy manv, who are IN
the habit Ct making pretty good calculations, that
money has leen, and can lie, saved Nv calling a, ,hs
Establishment. Who would not expend their money
at the est possible rate, in these tunes? .
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SAMUEL 'R3iojARDMAN. Admin
LOOKING

A LARGE and well selected assortment, consist
n ing Of Gill, Mahogany and Gil, Mohogdny, and
Fancy framed Looking Glasses, for ss!e at greatly
reduced prices at the Hardware store, Corner of
Church and College S s., by HAGAR s. ARTHUR.
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"Letter OF Publus Len at beng the custom
titus, to the Roman Senate, Of the Roman Cows to
concerning Jesus Christ, advertise the Senate ana
in the days Of Tiberius CT- People Of S On material
sar. Emperor Publius Len things as happened in
titus being President" Their respective prov
inces."
"There appeared in these our days a man Of grea,
virtue. named Jesus Christ, who is yet living among
us. and of the Gentiles is accepted for a Prophet of
truth, b his own disciples call him the Son Of God.
He raiseth the dead, and c,rcth all manner of disease;
n man Of stature somewhat tall and conelr, with n
very Reverend countenan"e, such MS the beholdeIs
may both love anl fear; his hair of The color of a FL
bird full ripe, plain to his ears, whence downwards IT
IS more oriqnt Of color, somewhat caring and waived
about his sIloulders in the midst of his head lsa
seam or partition of his hair, after the manner OF the
Naz1rites his forheal plain and delicate, his face
without spot or wrinkle, beautiful with a comely red ;
his nose and mouth exactly formed his beard thick,
the color Of his hair, not of any great length, but
forked; his look innocent; his eyes grey, clear and
quick in rcproYng terrible; in admonishlng courte-
Gus in speaking very modest and wise; IN proper
ton of body well shaped. None have seen him
lauph. but many have seen him weep. A man for
his s~irgulal beauty surprising the children of men."
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NOTICE..

TlliS may certify tlatI have gwen 10 my Son,
BURNS, his time with Ill eIiy 10 con-
tract Tor him'ef. | shall claim none Of hi> earnings
no, nay any debts Of hi, contracting after this date,
folton, Feh. 4th, 1912. JOHN BURNS.
Wiine 5 Moses l.. CoLroS.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

.VEthe subscribers, having been appointed by II
Honorable the PRO- ate Court for the District Of
Cliticnden, com missiorery to receive, examine anc
adjust the clnims and demands of oil persons aeains,
The estate Of Stephen IIoxsie, late of Milton, in said
District, deceased, represented inso!vept, and al c
all claims and demands exh biled in offset thereto
and six months from the day oftic date hereof, bert
allowed by said Court for ,ia, purpose, we do there
fore hereby give notice, that we will attend 10 the busi
ness Of our nppolnl meni, at The dwelling of Tir2aT
Hoxsle, in Milton in sail District, on he l4lh, day {
March and the 9Th, day OF July mex, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, on each of said days.
Dated this 9th day of January, A. D. 1912.
JOSEPH CLARK -
SAMUEL BOARDMAN Comnus
LAWSON MORSE. so"e'S'
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CONWAY

TIME Silscriler w. l.. KlDDER, gives notice
i that he ha> succeed the la'e 7. KilJcr in the
preparation Of the well known CONWAY MEDICINES,
and will hereafter give particular attention 10 the
preparation Of the following articles, the long es-
la iishel celebrity of which, prerlu lcs the necc sily
ola c-pullicatiun Ut the numerous certificates in
The hands of the pronrle,or,
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FRENCH

N II, EIlUCNI"TT Second Course q pun
WI Ic Instr l.ii IN in the French Llnguaoe will
commence on MoNpAY next, c2l>t in>t. al 7 u'clOch
p. NJ. an con,lnie thereafter every Monday aud
Thursday uf each weel until The close Of The course,
consisting Of II instruction..
Tie, els for he Cour t 10 lie had a usual at Mr..
BEAMAN's Book, tore. Sl,55 each. Admission for
single evenings, % re Ms.
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D i @ Il

In this Town, on the 18Th inst. MALIaDA, daughter
OF Wan. PAHApy, aged 10 met ths.
In this town on the l4thins, Mr.. Cnrsrsn Arm
ERroN, aged So years.
In Wilson, IN Saturday, a son ofMr MooDy Gov
NOR, agcdS years.
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CoNlfISSIONERS' NO

CGNHVSSIONERS' NOTICE.
WE the Subscribers, having beon'apponied by the
w Honorable the Probate Court for The District OF
Chittendcn, commissioners 10 receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands OF al persons, against
ht estate Of Ira Bishop, late Of Charlotte, IN said
District, deceased, repre- -enled .~nsolveut, and also all
claims an demands exhibited in offset ,he,eto; and
SIX months from the day Of the itlo hereof being al
lowed BY said Cour, for tina, purpose, we do therefore
hereby ave notice, that we viii attend TO the business
OF cur appointment, at The dwelling Of Sophia Bishop
IN Charlotte in said district, on tuesday the'l5th day
Of March AMI the 9Th day OF July next, at 10 o'clock,
4. ~, On each OF SAID days.
Da.ed this 9Th day Of January, 4. D. 1872,
Al. BEACH, cor,,.
DAVID COOK, N
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THE STEAM ENciNE.-A Paris print states
that NJ. Delecluze has lately made a discovery
among HE manuscripts Of Leonardo da Vinci,
carrying back a knowledge of the steam engine
to at least as far as the fifteenth century. He
has published in the Artistic a notice on the life
Leonardo da Tinci, to which he adds a fac simi.
10 of a page from one Of his manuscripts, and
on which are five sketches, with the pen, repre-
senting the details Of the apparatus of "A steam
gun, with an explanatory note upon what he de.
sirnates under the name ofthe "Architonc.rc."
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HDTEL YO LETT.

TO IL T-For = term OF years, At St.
ASg3ZTA Johns, Canada, the old and well known
::::MHAAl WATSON HOTEL, with out houses,
iii;iEI9 Garden, Yard, and Siabling, well adapted
kSksZeM12 for a Livtty Stable. Possession given
the lst of May next. Apply to Mrs, J. L. WATSON,
Proprieno or and present occupant.
II. Johns, Feb. !, 1912. n36tf
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4.

FOLLETT L. BRADLEY
RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the
II public, that they have received nnd now offer for
sale IN the most advantageous terms, an extensive as
sortment of lion, Steel, &c. CONSISTING n part oil the
following
Ton Sanderson's Cast-stcoi,
do Eagle German do
10 EngIi hN do
70 Buni cs Brazer's Rods,
80 Tons English Tire Iron, assorted
10 10 Old Sable PSI 10
10 do Swedes do
I do Toe Cork Steel.
do Spring do
do Swedts DO
10 10 Russia horse nail rocs,
10 do Bloom, fla, and square, Of various s'ze',
Nov. 20.
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Commissioner's Notice.

NUfITTrSSFUIFVE = "
WE the SUI s%cribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis,
inc and adjust the claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate of ABE Newell late of Charlotte in
aid District, deceased, represented insolvent, and also
and six months from The day of the date hereof, be.
ing allowed by sad Court for that purpose, we do
therefore hereby give notice, that we will attend tc
the business of our appointment, at the dwelling oil
the widow Betsey Newell in Charlotte in said Dis.
trict, on the "a Mondays OF March and July next, al
10 o'clock, A. NJ, on each Of said DAYS.
Dated this 18th dav 0 Janu1ry A., ID. 1912,
EZRA MECH >
LUTHUR STONE toounnls
CALEB I. BARTON s""e'''
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NOR SALE.-35 Shares Of Stock in the Far
Il mers and Mechanics Bank, Burlington. Apply
to X. q. COLE.
Burlington, Feb. II, 1912.
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d. A. b II A NJ \ N.
A Gift for 1912,
Friendships Offering, lSis,
The Token, 1872,
Poetry Of Flowers and Flowers Of Poetry,
Forget Me-1Not, 1872,
Language of Flowers.
The Rose, l9i5,
The Violet, 1872.
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nnci. Lnhh.s Rheumailc Liuimnnt.

FOR Rhernal.in, Brli.e., Sprans, Nmnlness,
Chilhlain>, Stiffness in the JOINTS, &c, Will afford
The mos, unexpected and immediate rel eiin the most
obstinate cases of Rhe lma,i>m, IN q few hours this
article is openly recommended ty Physicians. The
Linimenl is done up IN enlarged bottles. Price 81!
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SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.

a. THE subscribers will positively
S~SSEEsSA SzS sell on or before the 10Th. day
Sy3fx ii h 81 - Of FEBRUARY next, q farm in Nil
Ws1t3 Y ton-bclor ging to the estate Of
.Fa.I ] irabs the late Eli Barnuni Esq. con-
SE~ssssA<JSsEsc sisting Of about fvehundred and
14%~ 6fy acres, about three hundred
Of which is inter vale and the remainder hard @ood
and pine plain land, with two good dwelling houses,
three large barns, Two small barns, and Horse barn,
with lie necessary out BUILDINGS, al in good r%epair.-
The farm Is situated on the bank Of river Lamoil, 81
the head of nj viga,ion, is in q gooi stat Of repair and
cul ivniion with n suitable proportion cl !nea'ow, pas
ture, and arabic land-lnd presenting Objects OF IN.
terest and inducen,en,sto an inicliren, purchase, not
10 be tqualled in this quarter Of The State.
Purchasers are invited to cell and examine for
themselves soon-and secure o great bargain. Terms
made easy for he purchaser.
ELIJAH HERRICk. ,I,naao,-
SAMUEL BOARDMAN. Administrators
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rNn Ca.e< Of Cons mp'ion 200 ca'es o
WV CIJ> and Cough, |, 100 ra,e> # " hoop
,ng Cough, and 900 eases If i ,Ama, have cen re
nor ed cured tv S~hrrmah'- Cough Lpzcngtls e,ldcs
me. innumera>le thro aghou, ;he country that have
not cen reporiei.
Children die Of worms, and many crown people
~, Ter tr ft with various 'di>ca e. arl' ing from
Worms. The only suFe and c.fialn remedy Tor a!
IN , OF Worms l. SherInan'> Worn Lozenges.
Tho, have cured since their in,roducicn mon thar
it0u zoo cases, aud have never ten known 10 iai.
IN = sinaE. rns'anee.
N,rvol, ti,alach and Palpiiauon q the Hear:
r..,ycd in from : 10 10 minutes by 3 ur i Of Sher-
! nau's Lozenrers. lti> really surprising hOw quick
hey perate. Individuals OF the highest respectable
" can t referred TO- p
Weak BAGS, or pain in The ark, side, breast, OF
Rheumatism, curcdby Sherman, Poor Mans Plas-
er ,rlcc only 10: ccuts.
100000 Soda year Of Them, and warranted ST.
.crrur 10 a u.her plaster>, cost what they may
Iacv al,o cure Corn, draw ng them cut y The root.
Z Al for Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster, and see that
rs - na'ire.
A. SHERMAN, NJ. n, with directions, Is on the
s.A u each, AMI around each box Of genuine Loz-
cl!ts. Avoid all others, a. hey are worthless, or
e. cin,;rou>. DR.. Sherman : tEH cay MeI!caiei
Ltzenger, Manufacturer N America.
Sod al Wholesale aud Re a nj the N-rie'y Store
~. PANGBORN & BRlNSMAlp.
Merchants an Druggists supplied At the same
prices as at the Warehouse IN New ior
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WANTED, in exchange for Goods, Bennington
w Money at so cents on the dollar.
Jan. 7. GEO. PETERSON.
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LOVELY e. Sc YMOUR.

| OBALES Brown shcetlngs for sale by the bale
lOpiccc, or ard, very cheap, by
Nov. L. NJ WRIGHT & Co.
Also, a full assortment bleached shir,inps, sheeiings
Tlcklngs, Canton Flannels, Diapers, Batting, Wicklna
&c.
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A Pusrr,:- Rruc.-On Sunday last, was ~bap,iscd
in ,histi >, oy Rev. William Adams, an infant nam.
ed Js..S CorroN-the young pilgrim being enyeloped
in a blanket brought over BY the Rev. John Cotton,
the non -conformist, in 1853, and in which he himsel',
his son Senborn, on the voyage, his daughter, the
wife tf President Increase Mather, his grandson Cot
ton Mather, and a host Of then descendants, have, in
their different generations, been carried 10 the baptr,-
NAL font.-N. Y. Com.