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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-15

SIZE AID ACE OF TgErs - i'np traveller
A n,n-nn discovered in Inli, paop,h tree, Ia
whiri, the largest oaks w"nlhh, IN re- s,nlinvs.
and the stem at which measured from s } iol 20
or l3) feet in srih As they could MT cut u
tree down ever, time they wished In ascertain
IT, aur, they measured il. aud thus formed an
appr innate guess. They thus came to the
conclusion pan,,adS existed for five thousan
wears. The celebrated cypress of Mexico was
at least A. old if M older than these. 1t must
hr ,c,n,,ked that the d-lmge did MT destroy
these trees. since the dave brought I" Noah \
branch at the living olive tree. Records still
exist IN the library At Milan, by wnich it was
a-crriained thai "a cypress which grows IN that
city was in eyi-ianc" in the TIM 1T janus C1-
z,r. INV that tree j. 26 feet in circumference
Wi the Mexican cypress wa- 100 feet There
j. u"ihing IN the constitution of trees at present
al ting 10 prevent their living on tn the end I"
time, whether m assured by hundreds or ,hon'
sands of years. There has been rx','blteda Sec
lion Of the largest branch Of yew tree whic!
grew At ,rtlri.n,t" Glnur.stnr,hire. II VA
mn" inches in diameter. We, 22S perfect ami dis
,iuct rings could lie counted IN il. DrcandO ! =
from an examination al a nm,nb'r Of yew trees
! a-Crrialnpd that the average amount ot IT.
uruwih literally was three twrlhhs "f an incl
in "A year. The circumference at the who'll
tree was twenty seven feet. and hence its az
wnnld hr l37Dy a. T"is luii- IL in the ii n
4, { the Saxon. and We have MI the lea-t dou
that ih,r- arr, views still in eSi>i'nce WHICH i"
uan 10 grow hong before the Rpm,ns m,rche
over Britain. At Fnrlingal. vllag. a,nn
tue Grav.rianS in Scotland. there i view tr''
tine age nf WHICH must b. more than $40 year
II is evident that, ~ the vitality exists in ia
Hber, the ir'e can 60 IN constantly pushing fort
it. green rings Of wood, ~hent - cen r, - drsd
the vital principle is still working and seems a
il il could go on forever.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-15
4 Candid Opinion.

The following (savs the p"te-sbnrgh 1ntnli.
ceucer.) fom the pen of the Editor If tl,e Union,
IN MAY. Is 10. before Gen. Taylor was thought
Of for Ire Presidency. will show the real opinion
Of Father ltl'ctie, and how little reliance l. to b,
placed upon etfrl- from the same quarter 10 dis
parase the old hero:
The PES WORTHY OF THE SWORD"
Nothing can be more happy, appropriate, I'D.
est. vet dgm,i"d. than the dispatches fro Cen.
TAYLOR They are worthy of the man aud f
the occa sion winch has called them forth. We
thoroughly agree with the compliment That Inc
New Orleans Courier pays 10 the general order
of Gen. TAYLOR, giving thanks To hi troop 'of
their bravery and very good conduct
The Am ran ret!.g W.il cof.h with PRIDE
and pleasure, the -lr.hing contrast II cAhi> 1"
the tedious cS';,vagsuf, vain. 9 or..nS prndnc-
tonS of the Mexican General. TIE n"t"'>S of
the stgie IS ddmrlbi'-nnt Il H'pri t,o mPci ar ~
The rrong p!acs-tn fne teepiHg IclLi ftee 'rrIy
ami decision icHh mhicI has military operations
are conducted Semi. Weekly Caioa, May 80
1916
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-15

Loco Foco CONVENTION At WORCESTER.
Tn, VI U.s. ,chuSetts Loco Foco Convention for
tn nonin lton of candid ,tcs for Governor AMI
Lieut.. Governor, was held at Worcester, yes
terdiy. Henry Crocker, of Boston, elected
President. There were thirteen Vice Pres!-
dent, an six Secretaries.
The Convention balloted Tor Governor with
the following result
Whole m nheE of votes, 6}7
Necessity for a choice, 49,. 30
Caleb Cushing I'D ..... 3-3
Frederick Robins on, ~
81 General Caleb Gushing, Of NeNb1"vp'T',
is again III, l.ocoroco candida TO- Governor
of NJ lsslchu sets.
Henry W. Cushnln, OF BernardS'oh, vas
no.nin It ID as tn, m late for LII. Coy erno'
Ch,rles G. Greene, of Bosom, and lieny ii.
Chilis of Pntstei Presidential Elec,os At
Urge ami james Cheever, Elector for saiio!k
district.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-15
From llea lley's Washinstol anl his Generals
Character Of Putnam.

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u,,;d ,I,, r,;n;,, h,Ii, 49, r. ,lnL, n. i, no w.re
inppryou. t., de,,h.
Wh.,,,or r,,.;n,, J.,,,r =, ,,,rv wo,r already
uath,,n,, FIR The snriny. or standing wrapmd
in flames and sn,k. bet,re A mauazine of n,w.
dor NJ hnrrving his mon ,o ,I,. u,.., ar send,ny
M tho a. =, trim, ,,r.., w,r crv fr,,n ,,,., ,n,,
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r.n.lind no M J;,frulti,s and t.nnteJ nv n,
d,nv.r NJ ,o,v.s ,hrou,h his eyen,ful c.r.er
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a.. al, r,,nron. n..r;oJ his h.,,,, SOON. .,r.,,,,.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-15

'''' hIN'W IW'thUu HWhH " 'llHfP WVTt'
,nJ lis pure delights. hat supposed either tia
81 I'D h'iy persisted in the grave together, or
t'lr' the spirit. undergoing some neta,norphns
">l its identity. aud rus ecane to all intent
II d purposes. Irai.
We story If philip of Mactd,n is f,miar Il.
many; how in his public irininphs. Il slave stmd
IN ID hun. constantly Whispering in his rar
this warning sent nee. Renrmbpr pnp that
thou art u mnltal! Aud what effect on the
proud king did the recollection If his mnrfalt,
produce! Did II lessen his pride and ani'op'
Did it max" him more scrmpn'ous about inva,,-
ing the rights Of others? Did II render him =
better king. or better man! History answers
all these questions Tor lis, and answers them in
The negative. lie thongit If dealt, indeed. hui
the effect, il there was any. probably TO in.
crease his ambition, aud m Ike him anxious to
consuniate his conqnests before he should him
self he a helpless victim in the hands OF might
Ter conqneror.
'Carpe diem.' was the m kim Of the Roman
philosopher ~ well as the Roman bard.
Cnrpe diem catch the feeiirg
Pleasures of u present dov;
W. ilp the pulse Of health is beating,
Aud the strength knows no decay
Trust not to.mor-oS: let ns seek pca~ure-
pleasure sensual, ar pleasure intellectual. The
heart, alas. WAS 10" corrupt, and the inrlnation.
too grovelng. often to prefer the latter.
Thus we sea how the minds of ancient heather
were acted on by recol,ci"ns nj their mortality:
such retieciions but urged them IN ia the pur.
suit ot that ideal pleasure. which, p,ditnr like,
was found. only to Glade their grasp. CuInpar.
ing with this effects which Bible doctrine on
this point produces in the world we are led by
evidences which a sourd understanding canno,
toe ryp 1,.t,r 8 Iii.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-15

We understand that Daniel kimb,ll. ESQ, Of
n,.,on. la. stopped his Woolen Mills in Fnchs
b ,r,; an ab,nr fifty set at Flannel machinery
nave ben. or soon VIII be, stopped ~ Andover
and other places. II Is also stated tina, hneen
bundled hand. have been discharged from the
llrne IRON Works near Troy. n. Y, and As ma.
nv moe will have 10 follow, as som as the pre-
,sp, contracts are filled --LoaceN Courier,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-15

Some of our fashionable / dies, and those the
preltiest and Of course the most privileged, are
wearing stand up dicke-. with cIayats Just
like Ms men for all the world.-Lo,oeN Courier.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-15
G. =. Adkins,
nook BINDER. PAPER RCLER'
AND
BLANK BOOK MAKER.
y, m, Free Press Building, College Street.
For Sale.

THREE farms for sale, two OF them IN i,
,h. town of Milton situated near the vi lage "i
xs;,,..m Eis ~ of them cohains 10 acres OF Ian
viii good frui, Orchard. ous~ Barn. AID on. bull
Snss tbe other about 50 acres, with good Orchat "a
Hoose Barn, and gu, buildings A,e one y'i'R u ].
hs hue and out buildings with orchard good terms gwen
for payment. for further information Apply 10 '"e
sus M;l,ar a.y 10 10 w,7m2 ETHAN AUSTIN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-15

j. g. J. n. Pc OK g. G O.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
PAINTN. OIn>. GLiN.S, Walls.
Brads, Foreign AMI American Iron. Steel
ri" Iron.
Coal, Tar. Boiling C.ot's, Plug and Cduendish To-
6dcco,
FLOUR, AMI FOrei ~ amt Western SALT.
Agents for the sale Of Fairb,nk's Scales, Adam
Smiths Burr Mill. Stones, Lpriards Mncroboy aus
-, D. Scotch Stuff, Smoking ant
yohS D. ca ewing Tubacco.
CfssUs P. PEcK,) Ga tie Squire. CIueye .
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-23
TILE PILL a 9

"A Cure for Life Secured.
RR uPHAMS Internal Remedy For the cure of the
~ Piles Inflammation Of the Liver, and Spleen; In
Elimination, Soreness and liberation Of the Stomach
Bowels, Kidneys and Bladder; Ioh,mnatnrv and Mer,
cnrIaI Rheumatism; lmpnrty Of Blood; Weakness and
Inflammation OF the spine; and for the eetof Married
Ladies'
The Vegetable lie EIectuary, In Iny 81, {
ty successful remedy f this dangerous and distr ssng co.,,
plant, The Piles, ever ofr toths American public.
nal S 3 an nH Internal Remedy NC" % an ss eH%,
cass Of Ps, either l5edms " Blind, Internal Eat rna ant
probably the only thing that will Fhtra mistake abyutL
1t positive cur speedy and permanent II nu cuIye.
nen mdcnt 10 take and improves the general health
Each Cox contains twelve ses, 3d cents pc, dose 1t is
very nd IN It's 0leratn and may taken most
cie ihmat"n without danger All external applications
IL m highest dgrie dlSagteab Inconvenience and oppr
md IN III very nne If thu dselI, mporay their
rms medicine attacks The source and removing
ih1 cause, renders The certain and permanent.
Intammatory diseases 4 Ma. os 5n1 E a['1r
f the cure IF the Piles, Yet It has proved itself n,dcn
with determination If blood any particular trgam In
inilmnntmn and ngtstn fe lv, spleen inflammation
>orn rs and liberation If the stomach bowels, kdnrvs and
hadhe jim lhhamnrl"y and rcure rh umai>r is the
Sl @y, S, a tG Ga Impurities ofhe blood
rising to the mWn M Uoe"fn re1ry, ohr causes fra
sasts ii the skin aud Ncuul fectluns in cases " her
the blood powerf lily drm ned head producing dlzi
ursS and distress Dr. Uphom's E,ctry entirely uvaed
10 married Ladies' 2 MIJ& I %Girs are am "ng
aud uunWns disease the piles with ccns quel inflammation
ne u mch bowels aud spin, weakness III the back H.
blood ~ tho had &c. The Etmary perfectly SAT, fr prr
nan ladies' nd the useful caarc that can possibly be
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formation respecting this medicine may be Cbtaued agents g
It's.
BHdee, 1870 Washington street Boston, General agent FIT
the New england states For sal by Collins Alontp
Peck, Burlington, John smth Jr Chesea VI Russ H. Mid
lthuy butcher, st Abns ana by dealers medcue gen
orally Throughout New England AZ vol 4: y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-23
AFFECTION OF TIE LIVER CURED
TWENTY YEARS STANDING!

NITY OF NEW DIRK, july, It, IS47,
This is 10 certify, that l. Nielsen l.afabpe have for 9.
'iod Of twenty years been subjrc to a dry, king
couah, and pain in the side and chest, attended with
niqht ,weaiS and general ness Of The system and
have been pronounced INCUaABLY co>sUMPTlvE ,
neither the advice regular physicians nor the MANY
advertised remedies have ia Ell, have bet Of any per-
mdnenl benefit, aud Welding hopeessl, To the pro-
aress # my drsel$ when persuaded 10 NV d. E.
W. VoNDERsMIrHs Indian Cough Balm aid Lung
Bhsam by the aud of winch, all my symptoms have been
removed and have been wonderfully restored 10 the
esSpgs OF hra til aud the prosper Of prolonged exs-
lrhce. l" gratitude for whmh, aud tue hoie of hem
eflng others, roemny testify the uc's IN this GER
nfcale NELSON LARABEE,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-23
y anu Capes md from pilot and beaver ~,
LIST OF FASHIONABLE
3 D Y S CLIO THIN G.

AT SIMILAR Low RATES.
Ovecoas and Sacks brown and black Bro dchs each from
So, ), 6, 6,5l
Overcoats and Sacks Of B:aveund Plot S2 g. ST. 4, 45J
s375 g. $50, l. AS,
CIoaks and Capes of Brndcoh S?,5J, 3,5J 4, 81,
''' '''' " ''' ''' ''''"' '''' $, So L $50
''''''' '''" O''" s'''' O''' a95 So 3 $50,
oka suits all coors, great variety ~, s. $50, o. Us
''' ''''"'''"'' N"'' '0'''' SIS, > ao5a5o
Vests, # back, and tanC, colorcd atns VrNeis,
SIC 755. 81, l,25 l52
Vests double breasted Of Cloth, Paid W. enca.
Oveauls fnd many cher rcle Toys coing 5Jc, BIC, SOC
and an endless variety of such I'd:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-23
DIR. r. W. y0NDERyMITH.
Indian Cough Balm and I,unr RalSa

Fo The cure rt Coughs toIus, Consum,rion. Dv0-
pep>'a Bronchitis Sore Throat, Asthma rrup, " ho,
M Co"gh. 1t justly celebrated a. the most wonder
Iu cuiaNt {" Pulmonary diseases in the whnDe range Of
fhaImaoy' come Il our most respectable PLY ans
use III 'he'T Pracre-pr scrrbng the best uf all
remedies tor Pulmonar, complaints and Physca debli-
y, aud they unheeaiiney recommend it to be kept in
every family Of a Cnnsumpye Tendency
READ The FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES
GO \ HPTlON
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-23
Musical Instruments.

r. D. e G. NYE, Manufacturers Of sERAPHEhES, Piano
l. Cylinder Key MELODEuNS Of sizes and prices,
with Rosewood Black Walnut and Mahogany Cases. at North
Montpelier, VI
We invite the attention of those wishing purchase any Of the
above kinds IF Instruments and ask their also should
the quality Tone workmanship aud prices their appoha
tiun.
Orders for instruments from abroad punctuay noticed Re
Of kinds of Musical instruments thoroughly done and
tuning To suit hest critic, pay.
North Montpelier, Oct. 1917.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-23
NOTICE.

Eoh SALE first rate IHnneySad lanyard situated on
good water privilege furnished win good buildings quite
II hrsl rate place for bun which can be Carried To
ht which country tanner woad desire There good supply
oil stock ct the handBark &C Also house, Barn
and out Buildings together with 90 Of good and which will
be sold stas purchaser wishes Inquire at this Office
December 81, ls47. 2;tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-23
%s@RSfS8s55tts
%C,M1;0Icc,
gNIE(ONa
WESTERN NEW YORK
College of Health,
207 Main street: Buffalo. N. Y

2O7 Main street; Buffalo, N. Y.
/ DR.GC VAuGHN'S VEGETABLE LrrHONTRIPTIC Adver
Hsenem for ls47" CAME, saw. conquered" ia most
emphatlcay the with This article Disease has yielded
to IT'S most marvellous u-dCical poyer Wherever it has gone
and South America, England Canada United have
proved inc t 81 TINS statement, the abye quotation in string
ano y sentence tells the whole story lnvalds the principle
upon which cured may known you hut the re-
H' 'n9l the article is stishctoy yon restored and
The secret of the cure remains wah the proprietor The Medicine
is commnd Of % distinct vegetable agencies each Individual
root ms It's own particular exclusive medicinal property conflict
H. : a., VI nI-tach root maxi its own cureand
a. perfect continuation when take syxtrm it does the
WK wheh StuEE when her laws first established inen
ded should doprfes sngh,lr and restores tn broker
down dentated sY in all its Character,
he completely eradcaed from ,ysttu bv its use See nam
plcts m ag nts hands Er free cculan-fhy treat mp, nj
aiSia.e ana snow testimony Of cures GRAVEL and all com
AVER the country by the cures it ha pd in this GpieDg
Of alctnns So fun d seems is medicine that il III
thus attracted the attention Of one Of medical publ. auns
Ryew OF Medical Science in an article upon clcuous Diseases
and "soveus the writer, after noticing the fact the Eng
ing the purchase in 1892, ia remedy by the eg Azure Of
New York. thus pays tribute TO the fame Of HE medicine Why
n moi of PesehtivS III senate ana assembly convened.
tighten and dissolve" the suffering thousands Of this country by
G u'ase q NagnhS Vtgrlahe LthohrptG than which no
lVrn SINCE the days {" Alchemy haS los4rOd one half the
tn', Read here . periodical Of high standing ackmwF
edged throughout large section f this country b.
bst conducted journals ofhe kind the United States exchang,
with the scient nc works Europe knowledge
highest professional ability tls stepping asd notice "secer
emed Y"u viii at once understand unknown and worth
and consequently unless drec cnhced with practice Of
we tcu'y must have be Is great ''ftne" which has caused
hack ana Snr irregular, suppress ID, painful rltn hDur
Ihl ana The entire implicated tram which How
sutderrd slsicm. BY the medicine send
tT pmnpl from agents. and yon will fluid evidence The value
If the Lhnnuc Ill, put rn. As r.mtdy Gr liz m ,r
tics If The Finale systH it has the culnnnd rmt wl m
been eSurt t. in the north Europe INJURIES as sure cure
Tor th complaint and rrs'a OF the health entir 5, It, m.
Liver COMPLAINT Janndce, bnmuS disrss c. are Instantly re-
htYe Pe'pl1 If The west viii find the only lumedy in hrse
complaints, III as fever and agu5 There mo r. n-dv iks
IT, aud H. cal m "r qInme firms any ,fths mixture No
% WI. r.S4t m IT. 1e ana s actye properties man
dS"tdtf &c no "th medrn1. Rhenna-m gut Val find
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-23

NEW DIRK, june 10, lS4T.
DR' NoNDERsMIrH-l haze been subject in a cough
PAIN Ill the chest, difficulty If breathing, etc. for many
wears past AbonI four months ago took severe cold,
which settled on my lungs, was unable 10 attend TO
my business during the duv. | would have dreadful
coughing spells, that thought il impossible Tor
o survive unless got relief The nGht-Sweas
mad reduced IN, Whole body skeleton | expeciora-
tea WINE h"ihy mucous, in fact, should give the full
particulars of my ease, it would be almost inc edible. |
was recommended 10 try DR.. VONDERSMlTIl'S IN
IlAN COUGH BALM, and LUNG BALSAM. con-
SenleG when had used it ahont one wees, nv cough
decreased considerable, viii gave me great hopes. |
continued wrh the medicine according to drec ions, and
HE result has that restored to health. bless
ing had enj"yed for wears, mill the present time.
sincerely htlleve hat ! not made use of Dr. Vonder-
smiths invaluable Medicine, that would he nuul Ter
ing in the silenl grave. Therefore believe thar am
doing nothing but hat is just ce, in stating the ahuve
ac's, 20 that you NAV show all the afflicted who
may call upon YOU TO administer tt. them | shall he
pleased at any time to with the afflicted who
call upon me. Your grateful patient aud frirnI
JAMES d. HENDERSON, No. 70S Washington St..
Sworn 10 before me this 10Th day of Jun-. S47.
WIN. V. BRADY, Mayo of the CITY OF New York
Principal OHce 30 barclay St. n Y. None genuine
unless signed with the written signature of w.
VONDEKSMlTll, NJ. D aud his name blown in tho
glass Of the Bottle
For sale by
). p RedfeId 10 State St. Montpelier, W.T.
Theodore A. Peck, No. 6, Peck ROW, Burlington VI.
A. Robinson g. Co. Burlington, w. SLY
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-23
CUTLERY, &c.
4. =. TOW q,

State Street, Montpelier, ".
supplied with superior Razors, Knives Scissors the
Geo snuff Boxss Wak. ~ tSg ing Sticks and Canes
etc, etc. Also,
@ Shell Combs, S s%s neE s Of MAX cr and n"f
tMl do; Ivory Toilet do; together with ON NOrk
Bands Of Long Hair French Frzes alt olh,
American do, Bads, Cus Rngets, Toilet Soaps Perfume
ry, etc, etc.
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited call and examine articles
and prices.
JEWELRY of every description made to order by expert
tnced workman.
FINE WATCHES of all descriptions repaired by practical
and experienced Watch maker
Montpelier, Oct 7, l6l7. 4Otf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-23
SILVER WORK.
IRA =. TONN

SILVER SPOON MANUTACTORY,
.HontpeI or, ~
sToWN State street M"npsier w. takes pleasure in in
- forming the public that hr has commenced the manufacture
at reduced prices, of Silver Table and Tea
Spoons, Of all Sizes,
DESSERT do; SALT and MUSTARD do: Cream
Sugar, Crazy and Soup Ladies' d 4 SUGAR
T NG1 & NHOVEHS, DESShRT x & BUT
TER K.NIFES, etc. ~
Every article sold by him manufactured under his
enhance, and he rranted Of the materials To
wanting Souns Of kind they offer the advantage Of
purchasing tbs Iwe pjssh prices and directly of the
flcurer. Articles Gf the latest styles awoys an hand.
IA liberal discount will be made to persons wishing to
sell ag in.
JEWEi.RY Of every description made to order.
FINE WATCHES of all descriptions repaired by practical and
experienced Watch maker.
ARGENT PLATE.
Spoons Forks &C. made this newly discovered material sui
pecede all articles, such German Silver British Alb Ia Plate
as suhtnt fr Silver Plat. Being chemically free from mpl-
rites IL withslns the srng test Aqua Fos and being hard
VIII throughout maintains color cusrly resembling Silver.
and improves by use. Montpelier, Oct 7, lsN 4Of
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N MERCHANTS EXEHANbE HOTEL
EXCHANGE BUILDING, STATE STREET
FnSENN

Has been thoroughly repaired renovated opened
for The reception of the ling public under the personal super
mtendenCe and direction If the subscriber.
Every eXrun has been made reIde the appointments and
Convenences Of the House equal other and if strict
tun to ht wants and comforts If his guests, by ample provision
the good things of the ket with attentive and polite
and the every department. in addition its
convenient location in the very Of business among the
Bnks and in the building with the Past Once Will insure
reasonable share custom, he pledges hmsetu deserve it.
Terms for transient boarders, 81 90 per day.
4l:6mo. HENRY DOOLEY.
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The undersigned win the business fhe lite firm, nj
same store and hound express his gratitude to the NIB
lie generally for the hea hitherto received and at the
time would call their attention to large and well selected
stuck Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods Hard ware aud Cutlery
Crockey China and Glass Ware, West India Goods Drugs ad
Medicines, Paints Oils and Dye Smf BuAoes Furs Boots and
Shoes, and n Goods usually found country store, which will
be sold very low for Cash or country produce
JAMES CRIsTY.
Waterbury, VT Dec 20, le47.
B, An articles will be marked the Lowest Price, and sold
without variation
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swor' to before me, THE 2lst day of July, Is47
Nn.. V. BRADY, Maynr Of the CITY Of New York.
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knfEMatiGnCGthCI umgs.

EDWARD e. THOMPSON.
Sworn 10 before me hs 2ls day of April, 1877.
A. ii. MlCKLE, Mayo of the city of New York.
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Notice.

THE Copartnershp heretofore existing under the firm of and
l ]. 3. CRsTY is dissolved by mutual cunsfnt,
JAMES CRISTY.
JOHN 0. CRGSTY.