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NEW GOODS.

nv N bItO
WI are receiving ncceSsons to their stock Of fine
Watches, Jcwery, Clocks. and most all kinds OF goods
that they generally dcn in, together with such new
we are receiving Goods every week, we can supply
any article in our lire out Of it which may be want
cd,
We invite nm examination Of our Watches by those
who wish good time keepers knowing that
enabled to- and DESTROYS OF selling all descriptions Of
selling all descriptions OF Watches as low any New
York or Boston House, or any Fedar can or WILL
sell them Onr assortment is good u Clocks, Watch
es, Gold and Silver Goods Plated and Britannia Met
nj Goods. Lamps Musical Instruments Strings. &c :.
Pcriu,ncry, Cigar Cases, .sntH Boxes, Canes Plain
Hair and Curls, Head Bands Bags Purses and Pock
ct Books, Cards, Razors Scissors, Knives, and al
mos, endless variety of fancy articles,
Gold aud Siivercd Fans, bIHck white and inncy
coIored Fans, teatle- aud Pasteboard Fans, ihc, Sill
yer Spoons, Forks Coffin Plates, Butter and Fruit
Knives, childrens Silver Forks and Cups, and all Sill
yer Goods at all times hand in large quantities.
almost any article in Gold or Silver made in our sIoI,
to any pattern desired Watches, Clocks and Jewel :
ry cleaned and repaired by ourselves and experienced
Journeymen
We eraIo- apprentices III my department Of
our business.
Our aim and desire ie 70 sell such Goods and to do
our work and Charge such prices us will be pctma
ncmtly satisfactory 10 customers.
DAGuERREOTYPE GOODS.
| and Plate German and American Cameras and
larger and more extensive assortment OF every ali-
Gle used in the line receiving and wlll be kept on hand
and for sale at low New York and Boston prices, SEQ
Wills f.. Whites, and French 20 Plates IN large quau ,
tiirs BhlNSiAllj& BRO THEIRS.
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The ladies, Exchange
; fast becoming one ot the most popular resorts
l. the trading community tor all descriptions oi

: fast becoming OF the most popular escorts OF
l. the trading community tor all descriptions oi
Frcign and American Dry GOodS
in Burlington and il s,urll profits, rcrs,ycring in.
dnstry constant attention to the wants OF the PubIc,
uncompromslng integrity. and honorable dealings
with all men, have any thing 20 do with Success in
business then this already tourishiug establishment 10
aud occupy ,nvlable position IN the interests an al
fcons Of the people. The Proprictors OF this esub.
hshment are happy 10 offer AT the present tine sone
Unusual Bargains IN Laiies' Dress cords.
Consisting of Bcrages, Muslins Gm2hams Lawns
Linen Lustres, PLAN, Plaid and S'rped Linen Cling.
hams Phail pCha,re, and in tact every article called
tor in the dress goods department,
WHITE GOODS,
Irish Linens, Jacoretts, Swiss and npN Nuslius
Plain and REVERE Linen Iiadkls PLAN and Embrord.
al Curtain Muslins, Corded Skirts Lace EJgnus
Iislc Edgings, CorDauon Cord, &c. &c with rreu,
variety oi
Brocha Cashmere, Stradilla Dtlainc, Black Srk
BeIage, C!apc, &c. Nc.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
our assortment is sccond to none ana of;c-s
Erird0rduGrU Inducements
10 ,hose who intend to make more cx,ensl,e utrh,s
than usual m this Department. the pres. nj S,nnn,
half dollar saved IN the purchase oi a ,.rl,,trr
name another IN Drapery Nuslins a t.,y shn,rs n,
lichIngs Sheetngs, table spreads dini-,t, A. 4 80
/. OF some Importance IN the sstt!nn ou, Of IN, M
all this can be done by visiting
IWE LADIES' EXCHiNOE
MORE ANON.
WILCOX Il NASH
New store. next 10 brn-ma.i : nioihels, Chuleh
Street
h"'iins''h' Nay - Isi-' .ioei-
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From the Vermont Chronicle
Educational Conventions.

During the past and the present weeks. the
friends of popular education have held IA series
of meetings, in Washington, Orange and Wind
sor counties, which were attended by His En-
cellency, the State Superintendent. The first
of these was held at Waitsiield, May 81. We
have received no official account of the doings
of this meeting. bat learn that the ATTENDANCE
was large and the meeting animated Address
cs were delivered by Governor Eaton and other
gentlemen. That of His EXcellency was chief
iy directed to Teachers.
Tn June I'd, the Orange county Common
School ,.;,l Association held lis annual meeting al
Wii''amstown. The following are the officers
CHOSEN Tor the ensuing year
Hon J, X Parish, President,
zen T.. Ross, Vice President.
rev; i, D Hubbard, Rec Secretary.
br, l. Morse, Cor. Secretary.
Key; +; c. Taylor,
t:s :. h i,a%.,a, Directors.
The following is the official accom-, If ,,o
meeting.
The Convention was addressed by Mr. Uub-
bard, on 4" Teachers iiindrances"- followed M,
discussion by MIR, Flint and Mr.. Howard y
Mr.. Bishop made statements respecting IN,
School .Iourlml and Vermont 4 griculiuriyt." il,
origin design, and Importance and Convention
adjourned to half past one O'Clock. T. NJ
One and half o'clock, Convention was call
ed to order and the following Resolutions wer,
presented and adopted.
l. Resolred, That the subject OF Common School
IS one OF paramount i'm poTiance.
2 EesOlred, That one OF the beet means OF awak
.niug an interest III Common Schools and promon
,1cir inpfoyC Inent &c itr circulation O. The Sc"'
.olJnai, and conseq 1lnIly 4 Is the au'| lI'ey -
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Petition 10 Sell Land.
-, a,,,, AN Nl,DNnNu'

prsrpIcr OF CmrTENpEN, IS. !
The T. noraJle ProJate Court for the District Of
Chiteadea, 10 all persons 10 irhom these presents
shall come GREETiNG'
WHEREAS, Hiram II. Inlnpor, guardian of
w Caroline NJ GriSwold and Harriet Frances
Griswold, children OF the late Hiram +. Griswoid,
having filed in said Court his application, IN wiring,
setting forth that his said wards seized and posses
sed IN their own right. each, OF one Undivided sixth
Part OF certain lands building lots and buildings
thereon that is to say, OF one nIrssuage and lene
ment >, the junction OF Church stree, with Bank
street and on The side Of SAID Church street aud
ON the north side OF said Bank street, containing one
hail acre oi land more or less, with Two dwelling
houses and oui buildings on tie same ana IL the same
tenement lately owned and occupied by the late Viii
liam a Griwold also oi small tenement on the
west side OF the same Church street, next south Of the
Baptist meeting house, bounded on the Yves, by llor-
ace Wheeer's land, and on the south by Charles
Woolcos land containing about twcniy'iour rods oi
land more or less, with dwelling house and out
buildings thereon both OF said lots OF land situated in
Burlington--aso Of the undivided halt OF building
lot in said Burlington, known MS number 20 OF the
quarter acre lols-aso Of pew III Mr.. Worcester 5
meeting house. in said Burhngon--also of two lots OF
and in Barton in Orleans county, 10 wit: number
seven in the ninth range and number eight in the sew
enh range OF lands in said Barton-,hai his sand
wards are very young, beng only oi the ages oil eight
and five years respectively and tina, II viii be tai
more advantageous Tor the interest OF his said wards
that their interest in said lands be sold, and the avail.
thereof be Invested III prohIable stocks, or placed al
interest on good aud permanent security and pray
mo said Count to grant hun license ~ sell SAID inter
csl oi his said wards IN snld lands
WuIRlUroN the said Court assigned the 18Th da,
of July, 1915 ior hearing and deciding said peli
ZION, al the PloLal, OAce in said Burlington, and OF
de red that all persons interested should be notheC
thereof, by publishing this order containing the sub
stance o. SAID application three weeks successivey u
the Burlington Free Press, a newspaper printed
Burlington. the last OF which publications TO be Prev
Gus to the day assigned as aforesaid for hearing.
| Given under my hand al Burlington IN said d.
tt, .rItL alta
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Removed.

INHE SUBSCRIBER would inform his customer
That he has removed his shop 20 the building
lately occupied by Mr. lns. H. Pln,t, nearly opposite
", W., ih,'enden County House. and directly opposite
, ,na,chss tsun Shop, III Church St, where he viii
"uysne IN readiness 90 do oil work entrusted to him
III the most work'nanlike nienner including
JEWELLERY ANb WATCHES
o' every description making FA.rvr LEVER EscArr-
MENTs ns good ms Johnson or Robil,son Also Duplex
Lcpine, and all ver,icle, &c Ali Kinds Of p,nnr;na
setting pinlons, staf cylinder wheels &C., az well and
nrni as can bc done in the c.y Of Ne. York Musin
boxes repaired; Accordufs mud M,lodians tuned
AL work done by lis own hand.
Mr.. +. having worked in n large establishment, IN
the city OF New York tor two years, Mounting. Fin
shng aud Repairing Watches Of oil kinds, and I,av
Ing previously received good instructions from all cx
cccnt European workman, is well qualified to ca
ccuc the mos; difficult work. and he exhoi,s the
public 10 place in him their confidence, and bestow
upon him a share Of patronage. Refer, for iniorma
ton respecting his Workmanship 10 Messrs Fellows
Van Ais'la!e :, Cooper, No 8. stnit'en haifle New
York LOUIS FREMEAE.
Burlington May H. ISIS i6ti
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 3d.

petintcndcnt Prudential Committee, and Teacher to
aid III extending us cicaia'ioh' :.
g. Resotred' That the Teacher VINO eAer's n,ns1 l
TO he uli .' 'o1u'''y "i''''' 'o' P"'
r..s,..J rh,, ro,.u. ,,,., ,elv r,;,o;,ol,,
man ,rir own tai,hiuIness md superor Qualifications
to raise their wages
s. Resoired That we recommend every school
district to furnish its house with large blackboars,
sooes anu Ni'c'eh ou'i'''e ii''ps'
The Convention then listened 10 a very able
address from His Exccllency, Gov. EAroN, on
the Physical, Moral and intellectual Education
OF the rising generation.
The audience was large and the assembly
dispersed with happy impression in fauor OF
the efforts making to improve our common
schools.
TN Tuesday, June 9th. Convention OF the
friends OF Education was held at West Bethel
The subjects brought before the meeting were !:
the Improvement of School Houses; the present
system of Supervision of our Schools; the eX-
pcdiency of employing Teachers who refuse or
neglect TO be examined by the proper author-
ties the duty OF Parents to cooperate with
Teachers and others in improving our Schools.
The Convention also recommended increased
attention TO moral and religious instruction in
school, the use of MitcheIls Outline Maps,
Cornells Globe, Teachers Institutes and Teach
crs Associations in each Probate District in the
County A Committee was raised under "A res
olution to prepare and present to the County.
through the School Jonrnal,-the most APPROX
ed ran OF School House. The COMMITTEE
are. Norman w illlains, Esq, N. Bishop, ana
iiampden Cutts Esq. At the meeting at ,sue-
chez, Kew: ID. Forbes was added to the Com
ht'ee. Inc o'h kesoi'.'oh OF the convention
was 'nat .he Scnooi journal ought 10 oe ID
.;u.'''s,; W." :, 's nv, ' .,;.er ,,,', III t
III T.oo,,..,. Ea,nrror ii,,on ~ ,voro a,so
,ho,a ~ O',a!!,,oa nnd I,losior Or ,hoso i, =,
nan,od ,,,o rooar.J M o,,;c;,l account ~
TLn s,,i,;r,,s Lx.,oh, h,foro ,hon, ,vor, soma.
,,h,, Ill. IT,, ,roeor,od ~, v,i;,,,s,a,,
and na,haI A, Onoro,,ao no.r ,I,a ninso ~ ,,e
roo,;m', ,o.ai,,,ion ,,ss ;n,rnJncod b., a., ;n-
Mv;J ,,a, , as.arJ nn,,;o or,a y 1m ~,
u't'uua, '"". we % ,r puumo c'poia p"n,
.i' IL. ~ Gu, h,,; !, n;,., ~ h .ou
,nn,h, rron, ,lo .,,J;o,oo al ,,.a Lii ,,,, H.
iahc ''0"' '''' "'''' ''''' was "p'' Wv
Tho ro,,rcs !, Ibis c,r,,, voro M, ne f,,
" attended as were those at Williamstown ant
Waitstield. and yet a goodly number, consider
ing the season, were present, and we doubt moi
they Will be productive OF good. The public
''',"u "eeu' 10 W 'n'''"ieu On various l"',''s "
reiat'on 10 tle Improvement Oh our sch9o's auc
con'el'ln 70 were these points are ofo"en
up anu u''cns7eu' wl'c" VIII serve 10 arous'
pnoilc attention, ana disseminate innch Na.uaoI'
, c' ','a',o'' was "'e"'y s'au'y'ng u ''''
n'ehu' pi euhca'oh present at 'hcsc 'oh'e"
IONS 10 DC favored WIN lUe presence ana Soun
sci OF the H'a'e superintendent ana we douO
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Rutland l. BURLINGTON Rail Road.

TWO assessments of five dollars each
have been ordered by the Directors on each share
Of the capital stock Of the Rutland & Burlington Rail
Road Company one iavabe the 26tlsdhy Of June,
mud the other IN the 10Th day Of July next
Payment may he made TO the Banks Of Borlingon
Vergennes, Middlebury Black River, Fellows Falls
Cheshire Bank, Kecne, N. IT,, II O. Perkins at the
Rail Road Office, Rutland, Edward Pickering, No. 60
State Street Boston, to the Treasurer at his office
in Middlebury.
SAML SWIFT, Treasurer.
Mildlctury, May II. lsis. ie"6
WALK Up TO TIE CiPIAIN'S
OEIICE.'
A S the " Mayor says, People duut cure much
~ WHERE or HOW man gets his Goods they
want them cheap and good, aud good assortment, to
select from We will Try and supply such wants n,
the Variety Store, please call and see.
BRlNSMaID & BROTHERS.
MkCKEkEh No. S = in Bbls, Halt
wi Bbls. Quarters Eehhs, and by the single pound
Also lludsons Bay Salmon A. 5. DEWEY.
June 3, ~ w.t
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New Goods
D. v. IL 4 Y ID 4 LII

las JUST RETURNED FROM New
Ill York with large assortment OF Watches, lew
cry aud Fancy articles. H. hrT now the largest and
best OF Watches and Jrwrlry that has
been offered ior SAFE IN the State OF Vermont and he
will sell goods lower than they can be bought IN
Montreal, Boston, New York, OF the same quality
lie has Gold and Silver Watches at nil kinds, Gold
lockcts u every Pattern, Gold Guard aud Fob chains,
Gold Pens IN Gold Tor Ladies or Gentlemen,
Gold Seals and Keys OF every Pattern, aud great
variety Of Coral Cameo Iowa Stone and cluster Plus,
fine Gold Pins with glass and Box Setting Tor Mnea
lures, two dozen dililIent Patterns o Bracelets aud
clasps, Gold Thimbcs Beads, aud Cham Slides, Col
Ear Hoops, large on snail, Plain or closed Ear
Drops with Coral and Stone Setting Bead Bays
Pearl and Shell Card eases, Ivory Tablets, Steel
Beads, Rings and Tassels Purse SILK &c. &c,
Burlington, June l6, rs. w5l
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PIERCE 4 KELLOGG,
.siJ Esivcr-st.. Troy.

sRE RECEIVING BY LiTE ARRIVALS FROM
a Europe, and direct from the manufacturers large
and beautiful assortment OF Goods in their line, winch
they offer on the most favorable terms.
FRrvcH Nvr ENGLISH China Breakfast dinner, tea,
supper and toilet fruit and cake baskets. preserve
shells Compoer plain white, barbean and gold, &c
ORNANESTlD CHNA--Vases, cundestlcks, bouquet
holders, cologne bottles, novelties in lnks,ands, match
and Hover pots, &c
FLowlSa BUYS, figured blue and Washington blue.
in dinner, tea, Gtthktst snd t0ie. sets
GLASS WARE, cut pressed and pain---centre bowls.
ccleries, %n'er bottles, decnntes, tunbiers, wnts.
champagne. soLleis lenonades, Dcies, dishes lunrs.
&c. Nc.
LAWS Patent solar and lard lamps suitah'. FIR no.
tr- churches and families, OF and beautiful styles,
from the celebrated manunctory of Cornelius Co.
| GlRAHpoLE>, cn,nieabras, brackets candiesticks-
Omun, silver and brvzed, OF new aud approved pat
| rrrns.
/ HAIL lA-rErNs-Rch stained painted and cut
some very chocc and beautiful patterns.
| BRITANNIA WARE-Cofiee pots, tea uuts sugars and
creams, and castors o every description.
| EARruEN WARE OF superior Style and qualities, III
every variety of color now in use,
Canal Boat Glass Ware wlcks .nd lanterns
| TEA THAYs,in sets or ssparalesOnIe very choice
and beautiful patterns
| G,> FNruRys, iicn Cornelius Il Co, at New York
aud PHI ladc phia prices.
| Troy May L. ISIS. n2SWi5fr
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Latest News
BY THE BOAT TODAY.
From the Union of Saturday
OFFICIAL NEWS OF THE RATIFE ALTON
OF THE TREATY or PEACE WITH
MEXICO.

We publish the following despatch rom our
form to our Secretary of State the ratification
of the treaty of peace with Mexico.
The Secretary of the Treasury haSbccn for
'unate in delaying the opening OF tie bids for
the loan uutil the l7th Of June INSTEAD OF the
3lst OF May, in hopes % receiving tie official
Intelligence Of the ratification Of tse treaty
which has now reached US All doubt. are now
removed, and the treaty must reach mere in
few days-Inost probably with Mr. Serier.
CITY OF QCERETAEo
May o. ISIS o'clock, L. H.
Strive have the satisfaction to inform YOU
that we reached this city this afternoon at about
5o'clock, and that the Treaty, a. amended BY
the Senate of the United States, pa ,sed the Mex
lean Senate about the hour of our arrival by Il
vote of 80 to 3. 1t having previously passed
the House of Deputies, nothing now remains
but to exchange the ralfcafons Of the treaty
Al about leagues from ibis city, we were
met by Mexican escort under the command
ot Colonel Herrera, and were escorted To a
house prepared by the Government for our re-
ception. The Minister Of Foreign Relations
aud the Governor Of the city called upon u> and
accompanied us to dinner, which they had pre-
'onsiy ordered. So far as the Government Is
concerned, every facility and honor have been
onered to us, and ST. Rosa, the Minister of For
egn Relations, desires us to state, that he feels
great satisfaction in moeting the ministers q
peace from the United States.
We will write to you again shortly, and NOR,
at length, as the courier is on the point Of de
parture.
The city appears 10 be in great state Of eX-
nltaton, fireworks going off, and bands Of mu
sic paradiDg IN every direction.
We have the honor to be, your ohedient ser
wants, A. II. SEWER,
NATHAN CLIFFORD.
Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN,
Secretary OF State.
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Sell i Will.

'9NliE SuBSCRIBER HAS AT HIS STORE 4
i nrge assortment Of almost every kind Of Good.
purchased entre, Tor Cash. but no, being as well oil
OF his meghbors had to borrow part and must
and will sell 10 pay that and TO purchase more please
call and SEE the lest and cheapest ever offered in this
County SIDNEY BARLOW.
Winooski Falls MAY # ISIS 81
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War Ended
FALL OF q q d ID -

And money IN be raised 10 pay for Peace.
NOW IS THE TINE TO COME AND
IN buy while the Goods are New and Cheap. Those
ust received il is difficult TO know how high TO marx
10 preycnt suspicion OF their not having been bought.
But they were really purchased, however small the
price, and paid for with money had Of the People.
who cau have the good in exchange for cash Of their
agent. noW AhDo.
lime 10, 4B wol
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Str1Ved.

fROM the enclosure of the SUBJ
LCA.I scriber in Milton. about the 2,ih OF A
pril, sorrcl ycai old Mare Colt, with white feet
aud white stripe in her face. Any person giving in
formation to the subscriber where the mare may b'
found retur ing her to his possession, will be salts
factory rewarded
WILLIAM MARRS.
Milton jan g. 1873 w5O 3w.
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HnWI,CrTpOtyDnS.

NJ ESSRS CItllNS u SrEELE hate fitted
Itl up Rooms brer : Walkers store Church street,
Burlington, Vt. expressly Tor the purpose of takiug
DMtERREuTYrE MINIATURES. We have every con-
vcnielce tor taking gronprs OF from two to ten the
same plate, single pictures of superior style and
prices
Business hours from . A. NJ to p VI Ladies'
and Gentlemen respectfully invited to call at
Rooms and examine specimens. Entrance up sluirs,
between n l.ovelys aud :. Walker
Burlington, April IL, 1918
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Stray Cattle.

FAIR matched yearling STEERS, dark
a e.own about the head and legs with dark horns
- yearing ueifers, one of which is snecklcd
brndle INC '''s's' meier hgh'iy
n'ever vii take NJ and return said Cattle TO me
snal. l. ievald.d WN ! cFyNfSr'p"' 1
burlington, tune =: ISIS MJ!u.
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W The N o. Picayune has colrmn of news
received by its own Express, healed Sicty
hours a. adrance IF Me mail, That isn't but
about three days-hardly worth making fuss
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Fourth Of July nj ESSEX.

4 RRANGEMENI are IN progress Tor pic
"A nc" Temperance Celebration at ssex on the
18th of July next Able speakers and good music have
been secured All friends Of the Temperance cause
in Essex aud vicinity invited to share IN the ies-
tyiiics OF the day.
Professions viii form 10 o'clock 4 NJ dlwl
ESSEX June ~, 'iS. BY order OF Committee.
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At HONE
Fresh Arrival of New :toods,
T.. T.. STAMFORD, Il 60.

ARE NOW OPENING AN cleeen, as
II sortn,ent OF French larc. and other styles OF
Bonnets, Bonnet RlbF Jn>, Flowers Fancy Dress,
S'iss, Black Silks all widths, Nana and Dress
Fringe, anu Ginla Parisols Tissue Bartagc PRINT
ed Lawns, EmbrO' tered SWISS Euhes GluAIuI,s To-
gcthcr with cvry article wanted tina, !. defralt M
the Dry Good, line.
June H. rs
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Cheshire Railroad.
esi..-; t;i..-,.,7 E4s7s szfxzs.- E1zz.....
,S-o S--.z ssESs. ESa.5:ya. .EvS-5ss.
Op r. v TD IL II T. v T..


ON and after Tuesday, May 10Th the Passenger
~ Trains will run in connection with the FitcIhurb
Trains between Boston and kcene, as follows:
Leave Boston at I, A. NJ and 30, p. NJ.
Arrive Mt keene at | 30, A. NJ. and g. =. NJ.
Leave keenc at 80, A. NJ and = P. N.
Arrive at Boston at 12, NJ, and $50, p NJ.
At Keeue, Stages will connect with all the trains to
and from Wapole, Bellows Falls, Chester, Caveii-
dish, Ludlow. to Rutland aud Burlington Drcws-
vile ,Asead Charlcstown, Springfield, Wcathersiirld
Claremont, Newport, Windsor, Woodstock, and
Montpelier to Burlington
This line in connection with the Fitchburg Rail
road and the Stages To and from kecuc, forms di-
rect line OF communications between Boston aud
Northern Vermont and Northern New Hampshire
and the shortest md most direct line between South
ern, Middle, and Western Vermont and Western
New ltomlIshire and Boston: and a!-o, in connection
with the Stages from Winchcndon and Fitrhburg tt
Worcester and the Worcester and Providence Rail
road the most direc, line between those sections
Vernon and New Hampshire and Worcester Coun
~ and the State oi Rhode Island and in connection
with Stages from Littlron, Mass to Lowell, dircc
communication between the same portions OF New
Hampshire and Vermont aud Lowell
Freight trains will run daily 10 aud from Boston
III connection with the regular Fitchburn Trains
+. VI. EDW ARDS, President
l.. TlLTON, Engineer
keene, May Il, ISIS. VISIT
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IMPROVED AMERICAN AlR-TlGIIT


IT He above stove is offered to the public as an art
icle for culinary purposes unrvallcd by any other
now in il-r L. construction is very simple und con
sequpntly can be managed with facility and ease
The oven is large and bakes admirably the ine :
being so arranged diilnse equal degree OF heat
in all parts oi it, very useful feature IN this stove IL
its summer arrangement which consists oi furnace
which can be used with the same facility and more
economy than the common portable furnaces.
--AISO-
A general assortment oi Fancy Box and Alright
stoves of the latest styles, Patent Pumps, lead pipc,
Agricultural implements &c.
Job work OF all kinds IN Tin, copper and Sheet Iron
done in the latest style and on short notice.
tw52,i) BOSTIFlCk Il EVARTS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-23
ID. Nj. VARNEY
White Smith, Cutler Il Gun Smith,

- ESPECTFuLLY announces TO the inhabitants
IL oi Burlington and vicinity, that he has returned
To this place aud again commenced business AT the
old stand on Colleee ST. formerly occupied by him,
where strictly applying himself 10 business and doing
work when promised, he hopes To secure portion OF
the patronage he has formerly had.
June ~ 1875 M