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OREGON.

1t is rumored that Mr.. Packingham, the
British Minister at Washington, finding there
IS little hope of adjusting the Oregon qnes-
ton, either by compromise or arbitration,
has proposed TO leave the whole territory in
its present condition, for twenty years under
the Joint protection of England and the UNI
ted States, and with the stipulation that, at
the end of said period, its then inhabitants
may attach themselves to either country, or
erect themselves into an independent sover-
eighty, as they may prefer. If such pro-
position has been made, we trust that it will
be accepted; for the effect of il will be. to
give the whole territory eventually to the
United States.-Ifthe whole territory is open
10 settlers from England and the U. States,
on equal terms, it will, at the end of 20 years,
contain ten Americans to one Englishman.
Such are the migratory habits of our people,
and so accustomed are many of them to
frontier life, that they will go TO Oregon in
crowds, while Englishmen will only 90 by
dozens. This arrangement would enable the
English Fur Companies, as well as our own
people, 10 continue their operations over the
whole territory for 20 years, by which Time
the wild game would probably, be pretty
much killed of.
This is truly republican plan. since j
gives to the people the control of their owr
Observation-Disclosures it proposes 10 allow the
people Of the whole territory 10 vote Jointly
at the end Of twenty years on the question
Of their future destiny, or in sections, one
(say) comprising all the territory North o
latitude 40, another the territory betwee'
Columbia river and latitude 40, and ihirt
the territory south Of Columbia river, we orr
unaUled TO say. II in sections, it might b.
thatthe Northern part would attach itself Il
Great Britain, and the Southern part 10 tn
United States.
We do not pretend to state the proposi
ton exactly, nor do we know that it ha
been.made at-all. We give it as a rumoI
but are not without hope that it will prov
10 be authentic. At any rate, it is a ne,
idea, and deserves attentive consideration
Perhaps upon this basis may be adjusted
troublesome, not 10 say dangerous, con,ro
versy-which, by bad management on ei,he
side, might easily lead to the most deplora
BILE onsequences.-N. y. Jour. Of Com.
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DANvILLE, Nov. Bon Friday morning last,
about o'clock, fire broke out in the large
two>s'ory dwelling house situated in the north
part of the village, owned and occupied by Mr.
Sam'l. A. Babbiit and family. The fire is sup.
posed to have commenced in one of the south.
east rooms on the lower floor, near the mantel
piece, after the inmates had retired to rest, and
extending into the chambers, had made such
progress when discovered, that all attempts to
save the building were frutless. The house
was, however, cleared Of It's furniture, and most
ly saved without injury. A large lot Of fire
wood and the barn nearly opposite the shed,
were also saved by the most strenuous excr-
tons. Some 40 or 80 bushels of wheat and
corn. stored in one of the chambers, as well as
many other articles Of provisions we re destroy.
ed. The loss is estimated al 500 or a g LOCO !;
no lnsnrancc.-Star.
WooDsTocK, Oct 30.-On The night of the
Goth inst, two dwelling houses were DESTROYED
by fire in Dridgewater village. The fire com.
menced in the house occupied by Mr. w. King,
from which the family had barely time to escape
without saving any Of their furniture. The
house occupied by Royal Edison, ESQ, was also
burned, but the furniture was saved. The meet.
ing house and several other buildings took fire,
but were eytnyuished by the exertions of the
citizens, who managed the fire exceedingly we'll.
A strong delegation from this village hurried to
the help of their neighbors, but the fire was
mastered before they arrived-Nercury
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EFFECTS OF THE TARlFP.-.It will hard :
~ be believed, it is certainly not generally
KIN lwn, that while two years ago there were
but two anthracite iron furnaces in Pennsyl.
vania, there are now no less than tventy. seq
en-, in active operation, consuming 100000
tons OF coal annually. Such facts should BE-
spread before the people as extensively as
possible. 1t would be serious enquiry for
some gentleman having the facts at his com.
mand, 10 ascertain the amount Of labor in
these immense works, tracing that labor
through all its operations, the effects upon the
business of the neiehborhoods where the diff.
icrcnt works are located, the immense adj
vantage of the agricultural interests and the
results to the trade and commerce Of the
metropolis of the Commonweallh.-Ph
delphia North American.
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= AN EARTHQUAKE.

On Sunday evening rnmbline noise as of
q heavy carriage, lasting abou. half minute,
was heard at nearly the same time (aboul
quarter pas. six o'clock) over large district
of country including this city, the west end
OF Long Island, and Westminster county,
and perhaps farther.
A gentleman from Norwalk, Conn. says
the shock was quite severe in that village
"the noise was like the rolling OF cannon
ball over chamber floor. The whole earth
seemed 10 shake so violently that a gentle
man who was standing near his house was
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Daniel Lakes Estate.

Daniel Lakes Estate.
STATE or VERMONT A T a Probate
District of Chl,tenden, SIS. "A Court holden
at Burlington, within and for the District aforesaid
on the 4ih day OF November, A. d. lSi5, an instru
ment purporiing 10 be the last Will and Testament Of
DANIEL LAKE, lae of Charlotte, in said District
deceased was presented the court hee for Probate
by ELIJAH LAKE, the Executor therein named
THEREFORE,, it is ordered by said court that
public notice be gwen all persons concerned there
in TO appear before said court at session thereof to
be holden at the Office of the Register in said Buring-
ton on the fourth Wednesday of November, A. ID.
ls45 and contest the probate Of said WILL and it is
further ordered that this order be published three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press, a
news paper printed at Burlington, in this State the
last OF which publications. shall be previous to the
dav assigned as aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Register Office, thi.
Attn day of November, A. D. 1915.
23w3 VIM. WESTON, Register.
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DAG UE X Il L TYPE.
III. ID. DOAN f.,
FROM NEW-YORK,
Has opened his
6o11nrv, nr Go1nrA6 M nm NprA ofunAR

over c. +. STAMFORD e. Cos Store,
n opportunity is now offered to the cliizens of
~ BuTIinp'On and vicinity, to obtain faithful and
accurate LIKEN ESSES which W II be finished in
style greatly superior 10 any leiore offered IN ,h,
by hundreds that they do no, possess the Likeness Of a
departed friend or relation, which might call up such
ASSOCIATIONS Of that friend would distinctly bring
him to mind The pre- ent is favorable moment 10
obtain ,he.e valuable likene>>es. which are no less
than the very impressions OF The human face divine,
made upon PLACES Of silver by the pencil Of nature,
and not the mere fancy Of The artist.
The citizens are resi- .ectilIy invited to call and ex
anime specimens of this art brought 10 It's hishe t
state of perfection.
Those wishing engage in the business will hnd il
an excellent opportunity. Stock and Apparatus con-
stan,ly on han and will be furnished a> low can
be purcha, ed in any city.
Burlnuo OioIer o, 1875 2lif
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IDA SNUFF MILL, TOBACCO
AND CIGAR
MANUFAClORY!

Warehouse No. 1885 River street, Troy, opposite the
Steam Boat Wharf
THE undersigned has, during the past year, re-
l. moved his Snuff Mill and Mandatory 10 the city
of Troy for the pursose of using water power Of
greater magnitude and permanent supply. He is now
prepared to execute with despatch orders for Snuff
Tobacco and Cigars to any extent.
THE SNUFF
Of perfect cure-warranted to stand the test Of any
climate without becoming heated or sour or loosing
its Perfume warranted equal in every respect the
most approved manufacture offered or no sale. All
the varieties of coarse and fne-pIan or scented-n
bulk, by the Darrell, or in jars and bottles wanted
THE TOBACCO.
both for chewing and smoking, is manufactured ex-
clusively from old leaf Of choice flavor and quality.
The smoking cut is as fine as chewing ALL LONG
CUT-we dressed-FREE FROM SHoTs and DUST
and in this particular alone, is different from every
other manufacture.
CIGARS,
from 81 TO $50 per NJ. are manufactured from Ha-
vana, Cuba, Florida, and other Tobacco-of the var.
Gus style of Regalia, La Norma. Panatela, &c. 3.c
at prices below any other mandatory.
A list of Reduced Prices made 10 conform TO the low
rates at which Pedars vending the product OF the
various manufactures through the country are pre-
pared for distribution, and will be furnished on app-
cation.
Goods delivered to vessels or stores in the city Of
New York on bo,rd of canal boats or at the Rail
road depot in Troy free Of expense of river
freight. EDWARD ROOME.
Troy, N. Y. Nov. A. 1915. 23w4
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Medical Books,
Jerah WillOughby's Estate.

STATE Of VERMONT, IN Probate Conrl hoI-
Lamoille District, -. den al the Prol ale
noble, on the 4ih day OF November, A. D. lS45.
Henry Slowell, executor on the estate of JERAH
WLLOl GHBY, late Of Cambridge, in said district.
deceased proposes 10 render account of his admin.
isiraion tora partial settlement, and present his ac
count TO this date for settlement.
WnEREupoN, il is ordered that The same be referred
the 29 day of November, A. d. lS45 al 10 o'clock
A. NJ, at the Probate Office in johnson. IN sad DIS
trict, for the examination and allowance and that all
concerned be nothed hereof by the publication Of
this order in The Burlington Free Press printed al
Burlington, three weeks successfully, before said
Time oihearing, that they may appear at said time
and place, # they see cause, and object thereto.
BY order of Cour,
20 WILLIAM w. WHITE, Register.
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Mii TRAVELLERS. ::i:

TIME Subscriber having lately purchased and fitted
Il up the well known house, commonly called the
'Eldridge Stand about three miles east Of Burlington
Square, would inform his friends and the public that
he is prepared to administer to the wants OF both man
and beast in manner which shall give entire salts.
faction.
TEAMST Frs,
and others travelling on The turnpike are respectfully
Invited to give him a call. His barns are large and
CONNEXIONS, -Osllers steady and faithful, and no
pains will be spared 10 make this House emphalcaly
the 'TRAvELLER's HOME"
ZENO d. BISHOP.
Burlington, Oct %, lS45. ~
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DOCT. MARSHALL'S
SNUTF

THIS Snuff is certain and perfect cure for the
L Catarrh, Common Colds in the Head, and the
Headache, and is an excellent article for Sore and
Weak eyes. 1t opens and purges out all ob>truc-
tons, strengthens the CLANS and gives healthy
ton to the paris Affected
Thousands of certificates sent TO us yearly,
showing IT'S extraordinary effects in The cure OF the
above diseases. Below we insert me from the Rev
G. II. Gridley:
This may certify that have been troubled with the
Ca,arrh, and an accumulation OF diseases apperlan
ing it for nearly ten years to such extern, Ina,
had to relinqui>h my ministerial lahor>, and had
given up all hopes Of recovery. In this condition
wa. induced try DR.. MarshaIrs Caiarrh and Head
ache Snuff, and before had used up the second iox,
had entirely recovered Of the Caiarrh and he dis
appertain,ns TO it. II is my firm belief that u,
Is certain cure for the diseases for which is recon-
mended. {. w. GRIDLEf.
n b. The name of II. c. Gr,dIey, Propreio or,
will he found on every Bottle of the Genuine Mar
shalps Catarrh and Headache Snuff Sold who!e,a lie
and retail by the Proprietor, II &. Grdley, Middle
bury, VI. HARRINGTON e. BROTHER,
Burlington, VT. Agents
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BRIGHTON MARKET, October 81, ls45.

Al market, 5000 head of Beef Cattle, 1850 Stores,
$500 Sheep and l475 Swine
fsioEs-beei Cattle.-The prices obtained last
week were not sustained. We quote extra. s475.
First quality si25 "a 81 so; Second quality $500 a
si,2o; Third quality, $500 a S. so.
B'rrellng atlle-Mess, SO e.; No. |, So
Stores.-fearlngs' s. 9 81 two years old, SO a
SIS; three years old, SIS a s24.
Sheep.-Saes rom 81 to 81 SO.
Swne.--Lots to peddle 3 a 81 for Sows, and 4 q
a for Barrows lot 10 close 7-S. A, retail from
3 l-2,o5.
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DENTISTRY.
DIR. NJ. NEWTON.
NCRGEON,

RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of Bur-
II lngion and vicinity, that he hss ocassd himse,f
in this Village where he will be happy, II oil ;iusa,
10 attend 10 any calls in his profession. Teeth sxmse.
ted with Ch-vaers ioIcps with far less pain thsa y
and Aveolar process Teeth filled with gold exclu-
svely and upon different principle from that asnsr-
ally prac,iced; il is discovery OF one Of the most
eel, braed Of the profession Teeth filled in Ibis man
nerare made firm ns 10 resist any external injury.
and become good and useful orsans for life.
All operations 10 give satisfaction or cRAaeB
will be made. Persons wishing for operations ere
respectfully invited to call, oil examinations and a.
vice gra'ls
Doci. n may be found, at present, at Mr.. Doane's
on College Street, few doors from Church 81.
Sept rs, ls45 l1i6
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Notice.

THE Firm of B. J. Heineberg & Co., Druggists
dissolved the undersigned have entered into oopar,
nershIp in the above business under The firm of
HARRINGTON 4 BROTHER,
and will continue the business at the old stand OF b.
}. Heinebersh 4 Co., on Church ST., on the most
favorable terms
DIR. Heneberg is temporarily absent in conse-
quence OF i'll health but when in town he will give
his attendance the establishment as Medical Coun.
seor as heretofore.
Old customers invited TO continue their pa Iron.
age, and all those wanting relief are solicited 10 cal
and Try what virtue there is in The Genuine Medicines
| Of The day.
GEO. T.. HARRINoroN, WM. &. HAEaIseroN
Burlington Oct. lsi5. 22f
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THE KINGS OIL,
For all Wounds on Horsos, Cattle. T..

For all Wounds on Horsos, Cattle. &c.
OUCH a. Cuts, Bruises, Cork., Calls, (e'her by
- The Sad Gr or Harness. Sore Backs, Sure Breast
Slrains, Fi>iua>, &c. &C. &C., removing all soreness
and stiffness, and healing up the worst possible
wounds in from one 10 i've days time.
This CELEBRATED RE1EDi wa- prepared
by order Of The laie King VIM Nv, Of Great br,'a.n'
under the direction Of Mr.. Yona,, The celebrated I'm,
elish Farrier, and led by him in the Royal Stud Of
Sold SyPEcK q SPEAR, Burlington J; d.
King,lsnd 4 Co., Kee eville L. =; cheney ror'
Henry; Wright & Spraeue, Whitehall II. G. 'I,d
ley, Middlebury r. Murray Nersennes, IAn6
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lust Received from the Publishers and for sale by
> the subscriber, a large quantity Of Swet,s Gram
mar an English Grammar compreheuding the prn-
cples and rules Of the language illustrated by ap-
proprate exercises on the basis Of Murray.
Thompsons Seasons, Pictorial, do
Essay on Man. Pictorial Primmer
North American Arithme- Smiths Grammar,
tic Buon's practical lessons
LIST, I'd, and Sd class Read in English Grammar,
ers Billions English Gram
Progressive Primer. mar
Lemprle's classical Die Rhetorical Reader
uonary, Adams Arithmetic,
Worcesler's Dictionary, Davies, do
Web,ter's do Smiths do
Webser's Elementary do Green eats, do
Worcesier's History, Davies Algebra,
Wizards History OF u. S. bays do
Alson's History of Eu- BRIDGES, do
rope Davies Bardon,
Elementary spelling Book, do Lcgendre
North American do do Surveying,
National, do do Geometry,
Also on hand large stock of Blank Books made
from the best Linen Paper and warranted Blank
Books made to order on short notice and ruled 10
any pattern. STEVENS WOODS.
Burlington, Nov. 5, l545.
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Gttr09raptr.

MFR CTRTIS'S WRITING CLASS will he
Nl fol med Monday Evening, at the Academy on
College It. Those who wish to improve their Hand
Writing Wilde well to embrace the present orpor-
nnty. HIS system is scientific, naly,ical and
tn rough. He able to effect change of hand from
bad 10 good and accomplish the same in course of
from twelve 10 nty-four lessons by reasonable
application the part of the scholar. Private les
sons given if requested Nov. 7, lSi5.
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In Wlsion. on the Goth ut by the Rev Mr..
Hewes, Mr.. WIN. II. CoNN, of Lockport, N. Y. TO
Miss JANE E. WALKER, of the former place.
In Hinesburgh, on the 10Th ult, by Alexander
Ferguson, Esq. Mr.. WILLIAM Ross to Miss ALvINA
NouSG.
AT Montpelier, on the eth ulio., by Rev. George b.
Manser J. Nc NJ. SKATER, Secretary Of Stale
TO Miss JULIA HUBBARD.
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NEW FASHIONS.
MRS. SAXTON,

- ESPECTFULLY announces TO the Ladies in
IL general that sic is now attending TO the MIi,i-
merry Business, at her old stand thong new tnil,-
Store. She will keep Bonneis and Caps Of the new
est fashion, which will lie sold very low; She has
also the newest fashions for Dresses, Clocks and
Pelices, and having learned TO cut after Tenter's
ft Grateful for past iavors she solicits share OF
public patronage =,
Burlington Nov. 6, 1916. ~
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SIDNEY BARLOW

HAVING failed Of learning the MANUFACTURING
IL BusISE S. has filled his Store with a large
soriment Of Goods consisting in part Of
B'oad Cloths, Ca>,imeres, sa,,inet., vesnss, Elan.
nels, Paid>, Coat Linings and Trimmings. Alapacas,
BIN, Blue, Plaid and fig'd Queens Clolh Chameeon.,
Afghan Sslins, Mons tie Lame, Bomlszine-, Me:
rnoe., Prints, GInahams, Pam, Corded, Satin and
Lace, Stript Plaid White Camlrics Fancy Cravats,
Hosiery, Buck Mitten> and Gloves, Buck Kid, t;ot-
ON, Worsted and Silk Gloves, PLAN and fancy Mi,'ss
Galoons Bindings, Ta.le., Polhin-, Hooks an Eyes,
Ribbon Wire, SILK, Thread, silk Braid>, Lacet-, Cords,
Gmp>, Whaebune, and Needles.
Al.O,-Sheengs, Shr,ing>, He'd Tickings, Drill.
ings Canton F.annels, Cotton Yarn, Bait.. Wick.
ing. Wa'ding, Carpet yarn Burlnsps, hore Blankets,
Farteeiis Shoes, Nails, Crockery. Hardtcdre. Medic
cines, and The est qiaiy Of TEAS, Sugar and Mo.
las Is, &C. &c.
The Above goods were selected with great care,
and he respectfully invites inspection, for they WILL
SOLD.
Wool, Grain, Pork, Butter, and most kind. Of pro.
d'ice r. ceived in payment. 20
Wnoo>k Village, Burlington Falls, Vt. Oct. l6i5.
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NEW GOODS.
Notice.
23w3

NOTICE is hereby given, that have relinqu shed
TO my son, Nathaniel T. Bailey, IT,, the balance
OF ms minority with full power TO act and contract
ior himself and that shall hereafter claim none of
MS earnings nor hold myself responsible for his acts
Milton, Nov. 4, l645.
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Musical instruments.

NLELODIANS with Round and Flat keys BASS
ltl vols Vions, Flutes, Flageole;s, Flies clato-
Strings, Rosin, Bows, hair Tor Bows, Pegs, Bridges
Tail pieces Reeds. instruction Books, and most kinds
of Instruments and musical Merchandise at as low
prices as can be had anywhere.
Nov G. AS. BRISsMAlD d BROTHERS.
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A. T. DIV ARDS
CHEAP CASH
Ii % q * s II q IL T. .
NJ D.~Es. R,:Iy:,n,

"A general assortment OF school,
Classical and Miscellaneous Books and Stationery
at CITY PRICES.
Medical Books.
V>HE Cyclopaeda OF Practical Medicine, comprising
Treaiises on the nature and treatment of Dis
eases, Materia Medica and Therapeutics, Medical
Jurisprudence de DC, edited BY Iohn Forbes, NJ. d.
ed, with additions by r. Dunsli>on, NJ. y. Professor
in the Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia, 10 four
large Royal Octave volumes.
Dungli>ons Practice of Medicine, 2 vol
do Human Physiology, 2 I"
do Therapeutics aud Maera Medica 2 {"
do Medical Student,
do Medical Dictionary, {"
Pereira's Elements Of Maera Medca and Thera.
putcs, edited by Carsen, with 2sO cuts 2 vols 500
M,Iers PRINCIPALS OF Surgery, vol
The Anatomy and Diseases OF the Breast viii
numerous plates by Sir Ashley Cooper. to which ar,
added his various surgical papers Now frs, pub
Iished in a collected form.
Wason's Practice OF Physic, by Conde, a new
edition.
ITO be Continually
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St-aycd or Stolen.

LNROM the subscriber on the
a 5: !: =:
places, occasioned l.y being cast
and has long tail. Whoever will return said colt
or give information respecting him will be suitably
rewarded. DAVID SMITH
Essex, Oct. 20, ISi5. t22w3
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No Humbug,

GRIDLEYS TOOTHACHE Drops
WE the undersigned, having usel Dr.. Grdley's
w Tooth ache drops, know Lv experience tia,
they are certain cure, aud cheerfully recommend
them TO those afflicted with the Tooh-ache.
HOMER, SHELDES,
l. 7. PACKARD,
GEO. q. ADAMS.
HARRINGTON Il BROTHER,
22ly Agents, Burlington, W.
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE.

There will be meeting of this association
at the brick School House on Ca,IIn's lane.
Saturday evening, Nov. 8, at 81 o'clock.
S. FLETCHER.
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JEWELL, HARRISON 4 CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

(No. 80 Wafer street, ~ w
THANKFUL 10 the Merchants and others in YER
L mon, for the liberal patronage already received,
respectfully solicit continuance Of their 70, 0rs. and
them that all goods entrusted TO shall
be disposed of 10 the best advantage and with oil pos
sb'e dispatch.
Particular pains will be taken TO keep our friends
fully advised Of the state Of our market.
We would particularly call attention to the fae-
ties we offer for the sale OF BUTTEs, CHEEsE, end
all articles Of PRupucE.
Ljbsral advances made on Butter, Cheese WOOL
Hops, Pot and Pearl Ashes &c. SC.
Refer to Messrs Folleii & Bradley,
Messrs. }. & J. VI. Peck, 4 Co.
l7yl' Burlington,
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DIR. MARSHALLS
Indian Veg ct b lie
RACK PLASTER.

1NHlS Plaster is unrivaled Tor curing scrofuous
Il swelin2s scurvy sores lame back, burns,
pans in the sides, hips limbs, and seldom fails
give relief in Of local rheumatism. II applied
10 the side, II will cure many OF the common liver
complaints, and is found 10 be equal # not superior
10 any corn plaster, for the feei. II mme-
diateiy applied to a fresh wound II will prevent sore
ness, and cause II quickly To head.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by IL. Z. Grdley, Pro-
prelor, MiddleiaiTy, VI.
HARRINGTON 4. BROTHER.
Agents, Burlington, VI.
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR
Girls and Bows.

MIR. ARJ1NA A. PARKER will commence his
lVl Winter Term on Monday, Nov. l7h lnstruc-
lions given in al! the branches usually taught in
Academies. Paric liar attention will be paid to
writing, and lessons given in Book keeping with
pra tlce.
TUITION.
For English Branches, $500
" Languages, 400
" Algebra, (ex,ra) 100
None will he taken tor less than one half quarter
IT, School Rooms A. s. Deweys Store,
west side Co ri House Square. 23w3