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VERMONT CENTRAL RAIL ROAD co.
' Notice is hereby given, that on the 10Th instant
the Directors will commence at the point of copnex-
ION with the Cheshire Railroad and proceed to locate
said road II will then be ready for examination by
any persons who may desire contract fot building
and proposals will be received at this place from the
25'h instant until the 9th of November next for the
grading and masonry Of part or the whole, as the
Directors may then determine. BY order Of the Di.
rectors.
CHARLES PAINE, Pres'l v. GRE Co.
Mortified, W., Oct. !, Is45
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HARVEY & BUTTONS,

oRusH M NuFAerUHERs,
Corner OF Water and Devons ss, ha We
on hand great variety OF Brushes, OF every
description, which they o,er at Wholesale
anu Retail, as low as can lie bought in the city,
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nj ar r i q d .

In Hinesbureh, on the 25.h inst, by Rev. David
Osgood, Mr.. EDMUND Cunris, of Richmond, to Mrs
PHOEBE KINyoN, of former place.
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Burlington, Oct. Is, le45. 20

NEW SINGING BOOK,
VNHIS day published, The PSALTERY; a coIlec-
u tion of Church Music, consisting OF Psalm and
Hymn Tunes, Chants and Anthems being one of the
most complete music books for church choirs con.
gregatons, and societies. ever published. By Lowell
Mason and Geo. J. Webb Published under The sane.
ton and approlai of the
Boston Handel and Ha ydcn Society, and
Boston Academy of Music.
The music is principally new, either entirely ore-
nal or arrangedlrom writings ofcelebrnted composers;
the whole exhibiting great diversity OF style and ex-
preston. The variety OF metres is very large, ex =
pressly suited to the new hymns in modern books Of
Psalmody.
The harmony will he found 10 be natural and easy,
yet dignifed and devotional. The Anthems (which
are almost entirely new are mostly suitable for the
various occasions of public worship, ordinations,
dedicaons, Thanksgiving, &c. =
The work has besides, several new features, which
will commend II especially TO the singing master, the
leader Of the choir and the congregational singer The
approval ofthe work BY the Boston Academy of Mu-
sic and the Handel and HAYDEN Society, is consid-
cred an important circumstance, and cannot fail 10
create additional confidence in the merits of the work,
and give il general introduction into schools and
churches. The PREF aration OF the work has required
much time and labor; indeed the editors have been
diligently engaged upon il during the last two years
or more and their acknowledged ability has been
displayed in work which 1t is believed will not dis
appoint the publ expectation.
STEVENS WOODS
*.*The very pupul IT works, the Boston Academy.
Collection AMI Carinina Sacra, are published and fol
sale as above. 2l
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OBER'S
QUAW.WEED OIL.

OBER'S
sou AW.WEED OIL.
This OIL is an eiectual remedy under God, OF
- MANY disorders incident TO the human body. Ii
is cure for many rheumatic disorders. II cures by
bathing The paris affected and taking il inwardy in
doses from five 10 twenty drops. II is also found
veIv efcacious in curing fresh wounds and bruises if
applied speedly-it is also fonnd to cure many OBJ
stinate cases OF ulcers in the lungs, shortne>s Of
BREATH phthi.i coughs, and almost all disorders OF
the breast and lungs
This is TO certify that we. have often witnessed sai-
tary effects of Joseph OF er's Squaw-Weed Oil. We
CONSIDER it from practical OBJ ervation TO he very
valuable medicine, and one that ought to come mic
a more general use than il has yet done.
lis properties are EASILY ascertaned by any one who
is at all familiar with medicines the odor IS agree-
able and aromatic the taste is warm and pnngent,
somewhat acid and slightly hitter. We would freely
recommend for all diseases, for which il has been
heretoforL recommended.
A. POLLARD, NJ. b.
L. A. SCOTT.
Chazy, February2, 1889.
certify that have made use OF o. er's Sunaw
Weed Oil, both an external application and an in
iernal remedy, and have found it 10 be valuable
article in various di.ea 5.
L. F. BIDWFLL, NJ. D.
Plattsburgh, July 16, 1889.
d. J. HEINEBERG & Co.,
Oct. %, as. Wholesale Agents, Burlington, VT.
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WELUC N q HOPkINS,
Furniture, .Fedther, Dlaitrass, Chair and
Looking Glass Warehouse,
Corner Of Union and Ann Street.
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r.

nm Friday the oath inst. on the turnpike road be-
~ tween Willision and Burlington, one Ladies'
Sable Boa. The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving the same nt Harry Bradley's Store opposite
the Pearl Street House.
Burlington, Oct. 80, lS45 %
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MELODIANS.


THE subscriber has on hand a few choice Dfeio-
L dians first rate article tor Teachers and
Chors, also for Paror Music. He has also the Flat
Key Melodians or Mclodans with the Piano arrange
ment, very nice, which will be sold cheap for cash.
STEVENS WOODS.
Burlington, Oct. Is, l345 81
TINE WANDERING JEW, just received and for
l. sale by s. WOODS.
A SPLENDID stock of School Books, Sabbath
IA School Books, Hymn Books, Bibles and Tesia-
m1enis. Tuck Bibles, very nice, by Dog. or Single
For sale by s. WOODS.
ZINE thin Letter Paper, sheets and an envelope
l. TO the hal o.
Perforated Paper,
Nice thick Letter Paper
Zap wiring paper, cheap and good,
Qllls, Steel Pens, Ink, Ink Stands, Sand Boxes,
English and Pennsylvania States all sizes, Slate
Pencils, &c &C., for sale by s. WOODS.
Sabbath School Libraries, 80 vols. for $500 for
- sale by STEVENS WOODS.
the Vocalist. consisting Of short and easy glees,
by L-Mason and u. J, Webb, for sale by
STEVENS WOODS.
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HARRINGTON & BROTHER
Notice.

Notice.
THIS Certifes that have given my son, HIRAM
L HOVEY, his time to transact business for HIM
sef, and shall claim Of his earnings or paw any
debts of his contracting after this date
JAMES HOvEY.
Troy, w., Oct. IL, 1919. s22w3
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Printing Ink.

NEWS, 10 * and colored printing inA Of the bsss
~ gu lily, tor sale At nisnaiacture1 price, hv
HAGAR& ARTHUR.
BurliI gioa. Oct, 2, ls4s
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For Sale.

A good young Horse, good working mare, I new
IA IRON axle Concord Wagon, second hand Con-
cord Wagon, Cutter, Sleigh for ready pay in
cash or good barter.
81 BRINSMAID d. BROTHERS.
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PLANE MANUFACTURERS.

ariL MoNreoMERv, Sc Black >tone Street,
Flames made and repaMei 10 order in the q. me nn..
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FONTEs Tor sale ny OLIVER DTTSUti,
lis Washington Street,
Dealer in Pianos, Seraphims, Music and Music
Books Of all kinds.
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GRAND EXHIBITION OF FRS

At ADAMS'S Mud, Boa, and Fur Saloon,
Under the Marboro' Chapel, in connection with the
Hat and Cap Depot, 23l Washington ST.
Wholesale and Retail. Best bargains
in Boston given here.
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Something New.

TNdE subscriber has Just received large assortment
l. Of Over Shoes, among which is new article OF
Over Shoe, made ofCalf skim tanned with the hair on,
which has never before been offered in this market
and is pronounced by good Judges TO he the best
thing of the kind ever manufactured Also the best
ofIndia Ruthers, together with general assortment
of Boots and Shoes. r. BATCHELDER.
Church 81 Burlinctou Oct, %, AS. 2Iw2
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New Goods.

N\HE Subscriber has just received large assert
! mentof STAPLE GOODS, which will be sold
ChesP'4a sash or produce. Also, a large assort.
ment of Family Groceries which will be sold cheap
Please call and see before purchasing elsewhere.
N. w. GAGE.
Burlington, Oct. 20, 1s45. %
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HASKELL & ROWLAND,
255 Washington street,
Importers, Jobbers, and Retail Iealers in
Silks, Stateis, Bombd-ines, Nerinos,
And other Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
iI"Mo nlns q GODS OF all kinds.eGi
SAW FACTORY. -WILLIAM MOUSLEY,
Iiavernil Streei,-makes and warrants all kinds OF
SAWS.-viz. Clapboard, Single, Laih, Cross
Cut, Wood and Mill Saws. Circulars ground
10 lalance and warranted true. Orders
executed with t'esaatch. u. HOSMLR, Agent,
No. 50 MilkS treet.
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Watches.

WE desire to inform Teachers and others, that
w we have more extensive and cheaper lot of
good Watches, than we have had the pleasure
OF offering for cash, both Gold and Silver
81 BRlNSMAID Il BROTHERS.
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SMITH & TARBELL, 10 Washington ST..

Manufacnfrs and IIea1ers in
Cdmphene OIL Lamps, and Chemical OIL
The only Lamp Makers in New England who make
their own OIL customers will therefore he sure
to get superior article of them.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-10-31

SOLOMON II. DODGE, No. 8 Merchants Row,
Dealer in Finished Arles, Elliptic Springs,
MdAedble Iron Castings, Cdrriogs 1timmirgs, gre.
Macinists' Tools, Nuts and Washers. Agent
fur Kinsley's Forged Work aud Csstings-
Douglass Patent Pumps.
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAMi
standard article for coughs, cold, and con- =.
sumptons. A long time known and re- mmendeu w
Physicians as a safe and efficient me licine.
Prepared by REED, wfso & CUTLER, Druggists,
81 Chatham Street. Sold hy country mer'
chants generally. The g. huine is signed
Wm, JoSN CUTLER.
BREWER, STEVENS & CUSHING,
Importers and Dealers in
Drugs, Chemicals, Surgical Instruments and Per-
fumery. Also, manufacturers Of Fancy and
Moderated Lozenges.
90 and % Wa hington street, Boston.
J. W. CARTER & BROTHER,
II and 10 Water Street, Bostoh.
Dealer III West Inlia Goods, Wines, Teas, Sugars;
&c. Bottled Porter, Ale, and Cider, at Wholesale.
Agents for Nile. New York Croion A'e--have III
store, aud constantly landing Pale Ale in Butts for
3ottling. Also, Amber, Drought Ale in Butts, BIlsi
and half Bills. Also, Roasted and Ground Coffee.
warranted pure--pni up in-Bbs., half Bbl>., and rs
ID. Boxes, for sale al the lowest mafhc pficss.
Boston, Sept. 19i5. l9w4
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GREENMAN & NORTHRUP.

No. % Union Street,
Dealers in Stores and Trimmings, hoVon rare, dc
The only Wholesale Dealers IN New England
for Stewards celebrated patent Summer and
Winter Air Tight Cooking Stove.
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CHARTS F. LEAvITT g Co..

Is and l6 Union Street.
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Stores. Crates, Fire Frames. and Ships Caboosee.
Also, Tin Plate, Copper, and Sheet Iron Workers.
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Auction Of Valuable
REAL ESTATE.

WILL be sold, al public auction without re. ervt
w the Stone Hotse, so called, a, Winooski viii
lage, with acre OF land, on the first day of No.
veInter next, at two O'Clock p. NJ, At The premises
Terms-One fourth part, approved personal secur-
ty, balance by mortgage on the property
Credit--Ten equal annual payments with annual
interest. Carlos BAXTER,
WM. WESTON
GEO. B. SHAW.
Burlington. OCt. IL. 1SaS
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Proprietor Of Taunton Iron Foundry.
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Stores, Crates, Fire Frames Ships Cambooses.
All kinds of Hollow Ware and
Hdtha,rdy's Patent Cooking Stores.
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
And SEED STORE
RuGGLES, NOURSE &. MASON,
South Market Street, over Faneuil Hall Market.
Also, Manufacturers of
Ploughs, Implements, and Machines at Worcester
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DAVID PROUTY & Co.

DAVID FkOOIt q COs
Nos. 49, 90 and % North Market Sc. and 10 Clinton
Street,
Manufacturers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
I'io,rs, Agricultural Implements, Grass, Field and
Garden Seeds, Office, Pdrior, and Cooking Stores
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EOLlAN PIANO FORTE MANDATORY

T. GILBERT & CO., No. 406 Washington ST..
Are the sole Propri.,ors and Manufacturers OF Cole.
mans Patent Eollan Attachment. Warranted
TO give entire satisfaction. or the money will
lie refunded.
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JOHN MARSH, II Washington Street,
Joys Bildng.)
Manuia cturer OF Account Books Writing and Dress.
ing Cases and dealer in Foreign and Domestic
Stationery, fevery description; also, School
Books. Wiring Desks, &c. Agent for
the celebrated White Slate Pencil from Vermont
SHOREY s. Co. No. 1911 Washington St.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Hosiery, Uorsicd, and Cotton Knitting Yarns,
Threads, Small Ware, and Dry Goods
Also, Manufacturers of Worlen Yarn
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REED, KINNY Il Go,

10 and 81 Merchants Row, corner Of Chatham ST.,
Dealers in all kinds of
Foreign Fruits Butter, Cheese Beams Dried
Apples, Grass and Bird Seeds, Fire Crack
ers, Palm Leaf and Palm Leaf Hats, DC.
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BAR IRON and STEEL.

CRANE g. TAGGARD, No. l6 Long Wharf Boston,
Importers and Dealers in
Bar Iron and Steel, of all kinds. Also, Anchors
Cut Nails Cast Steel Ares, de-
JOSHUA CRANE, JOHN TAcGARp.
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A large and beautiful assortment Of Earnii,,re
Feathers, and Mattresses Looking Glasses, Sofas,
Chairs, Marble Furniture in Black Walnut and
Mahogany-all a, the lowest prices for Cash.
SAMUEL BEAIi,
Corner of Hanover and Elm sis. B, sion.
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The Definition Spelling Book, by r. Nc K. Orn

Olney's Geography and Atlass,
Mitchel's do do
Morse's new Geography
Goodrich do do for sale by
Burlington, Oct. Is, AS. [2il 8. WOODS.
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CUTLER & ROBINSON

CUTLER & ROBINSON,
Wholesale Dealers in
Stores, Crates, Shoreis, Pumps, dc,
Nos. 81 Kilby street and 6S Water street.
HENRY RICHARDS-1O9 State Street.
Importer and dealer in Banks English
Refined, American, Sircedish, and Russian Bar
md Boil Iron. All kinds of Steel, Rivets q Plates,
Sheet Iron Hoops, articles used hy Black smiths,
Shipmasters and Mach ists.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-10-31

WIFE ELER & BRIGGS, IS Commercial ST..
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils Dye Stufs, Hin.
doto Glass, DC
| Makers of Japan and Copal varnish. Also Agent.
| for the sale Of J. ALLD', celebrated Rheumatic
Plaster-a sure cure for Rheumatism
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PARKER & FRENCH.

Nos. 80 Blackstone and 81 Ann Street,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Furniture Feathers, Mattresses, Looking Glasses
and Mahogany Teneers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-10-31
sIMONDs 4 KELLEY.

81 and 50, cor. of Ann and Blacks one SITS.
Wholesale and Retail dealer in
Clothing and Furnishing Articles. A select assorl-
ment of Clothes, &c, always on hand Clothes
made TO order IN style not 10 he excelled.
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Bark Msgdals Cook. de I'm waldoboro, Me wood 70
Nesnith & Wash The VI went ashore sunday even
Dz and wa got Of this morning by the assistance oi the
s,earnboa, Hercules and lowed up 70 the city.
Brig Gen stark Lsnghorn, de I'm Fairfield IN Dalss'
10 master
Schr John Kendall Fuller fm Madeira 10Th sept, wine.
&c 10 John El9el & Co Left ship bevidere. I'm llE-
e,pool for Charleston Dc: bark n Chspn. Welch m
York for Demerara 10 d. an inst ai 81 - y, ION ID
- W experienced gale from the West lost lore
and main topuast
Schr John Moreau NOOrhs, o dc I'm Baltimore cox
ton Sc % eager & Mailer.
Schr Mary Jane. Powell im Norfolk mdse 70 inasSi'
schr COaler -haier I'm Phladel, coal bound TO 'h"s-
tor. Conn.
Schr Yankee Hewitt fin ThomastOn, Lime.
Schr Wave PendetOn I'm IhOmason, lime
Schr Mary Ann Colby Folly Landing. corn.
schr Henrietta Matthew'S. Folly Landing, corn
schr Fearl Taylor Pbiladel, coal.
Schr Harrisburg. Bourne. Philsdel, coal
Schr Samuel r Psynter Cochran. Philadei coal
Schr Margaret WoglOrn. Petersburg 10 huhff. =,
Schr Lovely iIanscr, Knox Folly Landing co'n' 10
Haven. CO, D..
~cbr Iulict;e York Calais. lsth 10 Smith & Boynton
Schr Mary Clark wilkins Salem. rndse' 10 X W Ropes
Schr October Baxter. Boston, mdse
Srhr Ocfavia Churchill. Boston, mdse.
schr Rubicon. DDane, Boston, rndse.
SAILED.
ebios Ge0rgiana Charleston, Republic New Orleans.
Parks Holus Rotterdam BTaZiierO. Rio de Janeiro.
Brss Castro. Demerara Sarah, ~ Johns Nh Leader
do Ellis. ~ Mays. -
schr Fairy, Ma;anzas. and others. Wind NNW
SPOKEN. &c.
Lst3- % Ion y 30 scbr Joseph, I'm Falmouth bound
10 Mobile
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21
second Hoard.
~ Our paragraph abou, the Flour exhibited on

~ Our paragraph about the Flour exhibited CA
'nans" day Of two age hiss drawn from the IocSport
'osrio description OF the Mn where ii was made
The spai'iing Mil was bul, in 1871 near the Iocss
A'u On me ne OF the one consumed By fire IN 1910 IL
I" py Viect or The ground and an The v.,er a H.
eleven stories high and i've the hin or a,, a. IL,
ciadng the stc-euiit II in the No.,
nanner-the ~ss ot the fret story being four f, ,his
The gearing snc shafts throu shout ar. Of ir,, l. =
two wsterwheels OF rwenty four fee, disp,s,., -
and ten feet buckct-each carry four run Of .,ors -.
clraning machinery complete for Touring and also n,
custom work II requires ordinarily twenty. one ts,
dfed bushels OF grain 20 keep running Tor twenty r
hours and can turn out Eve hundred ana ffty h,rr
Flour in that tmc-tvo handNcd and Gfty 20 txo h,r
dred and eighty barrels having been frequently made N
twelve hours The Flour Is packed by presses driven
by water. without sraining the barrel and the Flour
directly into it from the bol,--,hus avoiding the
dirt which often 10 shaveled in when packed hv
hand In the old fashioned way Comp, tent judges pro
nounce this Mil To be the best in Western Newlork II
not In the United Sts,es-snd We tn nix great advsn.
tase to the nDe Wheat growing country around US 10
have such an establishment in our midst The Agents
In New-fork are Messrs II. Claiming Beals & Co
" The Niagara Mills of c. Evans the Union Mills OF
w. p. Danies the Farmers OF the Messrs sarords are
I'll excellent Mills of which design 30 speak more
particularly hercsfer. The Flour manufactured 1t
either VI the above Mills 10 good enough for Queen Vic
sor'as or any body eises biscuits
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DEvoNsHIRE CREAM ESTABLISHMENT

- fyNrFr--t n'sT A-anIc--L BfOOkyn-
IHE 81 BSCRlbER begs inform the citzens " New.
u fOik and vicinity, that The above establishments now
completed, and that he Is ready all orders wdi
which he may be favored.
The above Cream celebrated IN England requires only
20 be Introduced 10 the notice Of families 10 command gene
"a APPRECIATION.
To families, Captains Of Ships Propheiors u Hotels,
Boarding and Coffee Houses tbs Cream vii be- found not
only 81 acquisition, bat essential
captains u Ships " Passengers providing 1r voyage,
VII. hna NE Dsyonsrs Cream, with coffee, tsus, si
tns Of all Sndsl article constituting " the great
80 comlOris they possess.
Orders through The Poet may be addressed the esta-
i.hment IL u. STEPHENS Agent or the u the
Moor Bakery Gs3 Broadway, n b. STEPHENS, Agent
AGssrs-fhe Moor Bakery, 6la Broadway, y. Y.
Mumty's Bakeries, Fulton sut Atlantic ~, Brook n
y 3. Butter made from he DevOnstire Cream
tines be- obtained BY application the Agents. Or At e
esLah.snmenL n6 lneof.
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