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derivstiOns, which have now been almost lost, IA
miliar to the eye
g. That il will be Of vast benefit in enabling
an individual rapidly TO preserve his own thoughts
and those Of others.
To- That, to any one familiar with the system,
It will furnish means Of representing the pro-
nunciation Of foreign languages with precision.
H. That it win present to the missionary SUI
perior alphabet for the representation Of hitherto
unWritten languages.
~ That our own language may, by means OF
it, be subjected TO few simple rules Of accent
thing which has hitherto been almost unattain-
able.
The committee therefore deem the subject Of
sufficient importance to be worthy the attention
Of school committees, and Of those who have
charge OF common school instruction.
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WHOLE NO. 24l.

The press can shape public opinion on this
subject as we'll as any other, and the editor who
panders to popular evils Is unfit for the position
he occupies.
IL may not always be wise TO violently deuounce
everything that does not meet your appreciation,
but every one should be decided in his views, aud
be ready to express them in moderate terms when
ever an occasion may demand il. Those who run
into extremes may do much good, but at the same
time in some cases they lessen the field Of their
labors-curtaii their sphere Of ueefulness Men,
above all things should endeavor 10 be consistent
and thus show by their course Of conduct that
their professions are something more than sound
ing brass or tinkling cymbal
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For the National Era.
TEN YEARS AGO.
ny MARY IRVING

mesiiag me wslI-rsmsmbered face Of an ear
Schoolma's.
How the flashing OF that eye
Woke the sleeping memory
Of the home ! bads good bys.
Ten years ago
Ten still waves along the tide
~ Eternity have died
Since ! trOd that bright hillside,
Ten years ago.
Sunshine on that sloping hill
differing rock, and gurgling rill
Sparkled as they sparkle still,
Ten years ago
But turned, In fearful mood,
Where a row Of chimneys stood,
Like the aise-trees Ia a wood,
Ten years ago.
INss building blank aud tall
Grim and bleak as convent vail;
Yet loved that old srhoolhau,
Ten years ago.
There young Thought, tip,id tLIas,
In my heart unfurled lis wing,
For It's firskesrJrjno
Zen years ago. Az '
There, teloher's tender look
On the youngest Of her flock,
In that heart triumph woke,
Ten years ago
There our little laughing group
Bounced the ball and swung the rope;
We were SHch d merry troop,
Ten years ago
Where are all those glad young girls,
Gu whose glossy, tangled eurls,
Sunlight shOwered its summer pearls,
Ten years agoi
Some, in SUMMER lands away,
Sleep In stranger graves to-day,
tar from childhOod's plat Of play
Ten years ago
Some, with Empires westering star"
Went 10 find home afar,
Where the fathOmless forests we're
Zen years ago
Owe, within the willow shade,
To her gentle rest is laid,
In the places where we played
Ten years ago!
Darling briefcst day was thine
Yet among the angels shine
Those dear eyes that wept with mine
Ten years ago!
Some have woven wOndrOas tie
With cur girlhoOd's memory;
All! we dreamed but childishly,
Ten years ago!
Staid and sober matrons they!
still, they come 10 me 10. day,
With the faces Of their play,
Tsn years ago
Some Of MS are " fAncy-free y
A the hright-winged hreezes be-
On the playground Of our glee
Ten years ago!
What hath wOman's destiny
Written on each memory
Since We parted sobbingly,
Ten years Agoi
Kindly may Our Fathers eye
Keep your guardian watch on high,
Children whom babe " good bye"
Ten years ago
In the shadow of that Throne
Whose eternal years are One,
Sweetly may we speak upon
"Ten years ago.
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REVENUE OF POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

We are gratifed to learn that the accounts for
the quarter ending March 81, 1851, which have
just been settled at the Post Office Department,
show that the nett receipts ofpostages during that
quarter amount to 81, 723, 1913 43
For the corresponding quarter Of
1850 the amount was 400, 65 81
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On meeting me wslI-rsmspbered face Of an early
SchoOlna,e
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- NATIONAL EaA Is PUsIsHsp WISELY, ON SN'S"'"
Tbs "A' sysrrr. DEPOSITS oDO FELLOwS Hat
TERMS.
mo-, dollhrs per annuui, payable IN advance -
,e.,,,seneps not exceeding ten linrs mseHe'' u'''
-, oos dollar; every subsequent inserlion' '"ehp
u, .omm,nicatons 10 the ERA, whether ON pu''nsss
~ - or for publication, should ne ahdreSSru "
o' "' pay G. BAILEY, Washington, ID c.
BurLL s. BLANcHARD, PRINTERS
few doors south OF Pennsylvania avenue
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Showing an increase Of

Showing an increase Of 1901 ,762 ~
or Of about l7S4 per cent
Should the receipts of the last quarter Of the
fiscal year (the accounts for which will not be full
ly settled until 0otober) show q similar increase
the revenue account for the year will exhibit the
gratifying Increase Of eighteen per cent nearly
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STATE OF VERMONT BE il REMEMBER
District of Al iSnn->S ed that al a Pro-
bate Cont, held in Mlddlehury in snd Tor the
District OF Addison, on the 2sih day Of No
vemhcr, A ID. 1851;
Lyman L. White and Huldah B, Gibson, adj
ainistratois OF the estate Of
LEVI GIBSON,
late Of Whiting, ia said district. deceased, pre-.
sent their inisiralion account Tor allow
ancc. 1t is Ihcr, foie ordered by This Couri that
the said account he considered by this Court,
Tn allowance, at The session thereof TO he held
at the office of he Register OF this Court in
said Middlehury. on Thursday, the LIST day Of
January, A ID. 1852, at one 30 ock in the after
noon and that notice thereof be given TO all
persons interested, that they may appear aud
make their objections, il any they may have,
TO the allowance II said account, by publishing
a certified copy Of This order in the Middlebury
RegislcT-a newspaper printed in said Middle
bury three weeks successfully previous to the
time Of said Court.
JED. s. BUsnSELL, Register.
A true copy Of record.
~ JRD S BUSHNELL, Register.
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3. Where the commissions Of such posts
master for the fiscal year ending June so,
1851. exceeded ono hundred add did not
exceed five hundred dollars, tie sdIne Il
mount Of commission Gllotrcd for that gear
with Twelve and a half per cent added
thereto, shall be allowed and credited 10 The
postmaster for the fiscal year ending June
80, 1852.
A. Where the commissions Of such post
master for the fiscal year ending June 80,
1851, exceeded FIVE hundred dollars, the
same amount of commission aiiored for that
year, with ten per cent, added thereto,
shall he allowed and credited TO the posts
master for the year ending June 80, 1852.
Provided ~dicdyS, That the commissions
10 be allowed at any post Office (other than
a distributing onice) shall not exceed the
postage collected AT such Office during the
period for which such allowance is made:
Provifed. also, That a special application
for II further allowance to any distributing
Office may be made whenever the Auditor
shall certify tina, the commissions authors
lied to he allowed under this o:der are in.
cumbcnt to pay the actual and necessary
EXPENSE Of such office, including the com
penealion Of the postmaster: And pr0rided
further, That there shall moi be allowed At
any Office, where the compensation of the
postmaster is by law limited 10 n fixed sal
AIRY or compensation, any greater sum than
shall be required to pay such salary or COM
pensa,ion aud The actual and necessary ex-
penses OF his office.
The rate Of allowance after the present
fiscal year is reserved for lu'ure con. idera~
ton, and will be determined upon after the
accounts for the first three quarters Of the
present fiscal year have been adjusted by
The Auditor.
(Signed) n. X. HALL,
Postmaster General.
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is CONSUMPTION CURABLE?
Ecad the Jouo,oing and DouGtno Longcr

Hcdd tie toHoVing and Doubt no Longtr'
New York. Sept. 9TH, 1851.
DIX. RoGrRs-Su:-No one who has
suffered as | have done, month after month.
IRON a Cough that seemed as if it would lear
the Longs to piece, can be Otherwise
than grateful Al being relieved from so severe
an afliction. 1t is, therefore. with real
Measure. and n, e,rr,s, ,losiro >, maLo H.,
.-.,r" c'n "', -,
''c' pu"i'c, 'o' Inc p'heht oil others that !
certify to the complete, and, as believe, the
permanent cure effected by YOUR excellent
.S,,,n of T6.,r,o,y IT,. n.J C-,.,1o,oouo
r,1
Inc Cough had se'iicd upon my Lungs and
was accompanied b! fever at night and pros
rraiion during the day. NJ, friends univer>
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STATE OF VERMONT Be i, remcm.
District oi Addison, IS. beredthat at II
Probate Court, holden at Middlchury. in and
tor The District OF Addison on the ilih day
of Deoembcr. 4 d iS51,
W uham p. Frost, Edg,r Frost and Lew
IS Hunt, executors Of the last will and lesla-
ment OF
DANIEL FROST,
late ri Shoreham. ia sand District deceased.
present their administration account for al
lo~ance II is ihrrcupon ordered, that said
account be considered for allowance b, This
Court. AT the scssinn thereof 10 he holien at
the Olive Of the Register Of his court. in
said Mlddlebu'y, on Thursday the l., day
Of January mex at one o'clock in The after,
noon and that aaid executors caus. notice
lhereof'o be given to all persons interested,
hy publishing a certified copy of tits order
in the Middlebury Register, a newspaper
printed at said Middlebury, three weeks
successfully, previous to the time of said
court.
JEp. S. BUSHNELL. Register,
A true copy Of Record.
3i;Sw Alies, Jed. 5. Bushnell Reg'r.
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TEMPERANCE
e Q q V e q GlO u i,
n. X. HALL,
Postmaster General.

The next meeting of the State Temperance
s ciety, will he holden at St Johnsburv Plain,
on Wednesday and Thursday, the 2lsi and 22d
of January next, commencing at 10 o'clock,
forenoon. Arrangements have already been
made with the Connecticut and Passump,
sic Rivers Rail Road, by which, those attend
ing the Convention are to be charged fare un'v
one way. and il is expected that arrangements
equally favorable may he made with other
roads. OF this, seasonablc notice will be Civ
en-.
The undersigned. Executive Committee can.
not refrain from urging the importance OF this
meeting, ana hope 1t may he attended hy the
friends of temperance of all classes, of all orders
and of all denominations st. Johnshurv is at
the northern terminus of the ahovc.mcntiin net
rntd and the facility Of reaching it is favorn-
bic for IL full attendance. Gentlemen are re-
quesicd TO come prepared t. give information
in reearI TO the operation Of the present. law
in relation TO the progress of temperance lnin-
cipleS aul all other matters connected with the
su C IS f tic Temp race Enc p,ise.
Publishers # papers Throughout the State
orc respectfully requested 10 give this notice
two or three Insertions in their respective a
Iiers as soon US practicable.
JOSEPH STEELE.
ZtMRI HOWE.
WM. G KlTTrRIDGE,
i s. CARR
ALDArE WALKER,
CHESTER SPENCER
HERNEY q. lllGLEY.
Caslcton, Pee II. 1851.
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From non HORACE EATON, EN-
GOTERNOR or TIIE STATE or
TERNONT.

Mp SITENs
SCI hnye1 uscJ your SrLF-REGu.
So anI ,ao s,y in i b.buif
VI, ,h,n
'''' II o1'''''s ~ . ~ n.y., So,
co"'u "H'e suppose. II p"s'."' '"'
should do. Property snplliru WIN wool III
the morning, aud rs Regulator adjusted rs
it sAonld be, somewhat with reference 10 The
Temperature Of the weather, and the Tight
ness of the room. il preserves a more uniform
,nmn, r,tnr, tLrounh Tho d,v Than coulI he
XIX 'n.,E'..,. S,,o y.rv m.,n.
Wv" "'''"" S, | :, IN
s"o'' ""N'"E o"e II ~ "," I
a thermometer IN his ha"n-'"e" '"' ""
dom varying more ihdn TWO or 'hIer "c,
grecs. u0til At length its fuel is exhausted
when it uisciy opens is mouth and ASKS Tor
more-only il cannot qriiculaie the yards
In short REGARD il as fulfilling its pur-
an1 n,.a;nn. 49, SIR D~ecuLoGuo"
So "frahIa jacr.. nsrf,ciicn
N'o''' "'
hoSPec'iu,,i i".,r,
IL EA lON'
MIDDLEDuRY. Oct. j, $500,
The above Stove can he had Of
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CONNISSIONERS' NOTICE.

ME The subscribers. being appointed by The
w Probate Courl Tor The District Of Addl-
son, Commi>>i neis, 10 receive, examine, and
adjust al claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of OTIS S, BARRETT.
late Of Shorehsm, in said District, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited
in Offset thereto and six months from The %
dav Of December, being allowed by said COnrl
ior that purpose. we do therefore hereby give
notice that we will attend TO The huSine>s OF our
said appointment, az ID. VIC Duan's Ion, in
ShuTeham, on the last Mondays in J%anuaIv
and May, A. d. 1882. from . O'clock, A. NJ,
until 4 o'clock, p. M. on each of said days.
CHAhLEs X. WRIGHT,)
LEVI WoLcoTT, Comm'rs.
SCHUYLER DoAN.
Dated at shoreham, this 9Th day Of Decem-
Ter. A, ID. 1851. 33-3w.
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Repairing Clocks.

NLFANING and REPAIRING Clocks, and
" other tnkcriug done Ly the subscriber, in
his village and viriuity lie vii also 90 into
other towns to do the above business, if he can
have a free passage IN board included.
Orde : ddie>>rd 10 me, or a DUSTIN, will
receive due attention. C ID. SFORRS.
Midllebury, Dec. II, 1851.
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THE
JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE,
A Semi Monthly Periodical of 80 pages,

n GGibl NuOAtnAJ AClAoNAN fO~Si
Edited ly WILLIAM :. KING, Prof. j. j.
MArrs, and A. w. DODGE, Corresponding
Secretary of the Massachusetts Central
Board of Agriculture. Published ut llorti-
cultural Hall, 80 School Street, Boston.
Terms. 81 per annum. -Four copies. Sc Ten
copies, sic, The money must always &C.
company The order.
The journal Of Agriculture finishes its first
Volume in December, and has been pro
nounccd the best Agricultural paper in New
England. 1t commends the Application OF
Science to Agriculture ana by Science We
mean knowledge reduc, Il to a. Systm.
The next Volume will contain lrcaiiscs on
the Management Of Farms, the preparation
manurcS, the care Of stock, the breeding OF
of poultry, the management Of Bees, the con-
s;ruction Of dwellings and farm buildings, INC
care and cultivation Of uit trees, fl 'wers. Ne,
Among the principal contributors are NJ. l..
Wilder. President Massachusetts Board OF
Agriculture. pr. Charles I. Jackson, Levi
Bartlett, John w. Proctor, President Essex
Agricultural Society. Samuel Walker, Prcsl-
dent Massachusetts Horticultural Society, D.
L. Tcsrhcmakcr, S. II Huntington. Hartford
T +. Miner. Author of American Bee Keeps
cr's Manual, Rev. J. L Blake. ID D., Author
Of Fatmcr's Every dav Book. &c, Ambrrsc
Stevens. American Editor Of Youatt \ Martin
on Cattle, anil many other well known writer's
and practical men.
Address WILLIAM S. KING,
Horticultural Hall. Boston, Mass.
- Active Agents wan,cd to canvass tel
tbi, manor. 33.4w.
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nIarkrts.
B~RIGnroN, Dec. |

%BRIGHToN, Dec. IL.
At Market $50 Beef Cattle 800 Stores q
pairs Working Oxen, A. Cows and Calves
5000 Sheep and Lambs, and 900 swine
P~aicEs-Beef Cattle-EXtra Sc 80. lst oual.
ity g. Cd do 1915; Sd do s4al,75.
SToREs-Ycarling ,S3aI3; 2years old l3aas.
3 years olll9a30
WonKING OxEx--s6O. G5, 20, s0u95.
Cows ASD CALvEs-S2l, Is, p, Boa 35.
SHsEP Ann LAMDs--sl,37 l,5Oa2; extra At
s, $50 4.
SwiNg-4 I~2a5 l-2c. retail 5 LA 6 lie.
Fat Hogs, Of which there were OF he above rc-
ported 200, al 4 3,ie.
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L. A. SHELDON

Is now receiving n seasonshle assortment u
Dry Goods. Groceries, Ready Made Clothing,
Jugs and Medicines, Turks Island Salt 80
which he will sell very low for Cash.
Oct. s, 1881.
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jonathan Hagar, Esq Hon, Dorasius woos
ter Russell Nal'.tt, G. %Ilcrvey, Alanson Dns'
lin, Duct VIM. Bass, Harvey Wilcox, George
Dustin. 3i3m
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Communication.


LINCOLN, 2d DLC 1881.
SIR-l have seen in an article of The 10,
N)vrmher. 1851, in your vaIuahIe paper
my name mndc mention Of, as having been
cured of n cancer iumour on the breast. by
u ~Iunhug ofthe name oil ID c Buuerirld,
n person who calls himself the wonderful
Indian Canrer Doc;ur- IN order to dl>t-
husr the public mind on this head, | give
lhis inpudenr assertion the iailr,r conira.
diciion. II was MIR. George NJ. Tiglr.
Mansion House. Burlington, who emnved
the ranrcr from my breast. and nat ID. c.
Butlerfeld. - MIR. riahe is now at MY
place for the purpose Of removing anolhe,
tuniour on The same mamma, and he is n
person know from experience IN he conl-
reteut 10 The task. aud strongly rrcnm-
mend HIM 10 all afflicted with ihls dreadful
disease. Dear Sir, your humble %serY''.
MAIiSsA lloAc.
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Wool -SaNony +. Wool ~ 10 A
MeTino 4" " IS to 40
I-2 10 81 I" 35 to SO
Native Is. Ia" 30 TO 80
New York StiPpin List.
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Diro,

At Charleston, S. c., 2ith ult, WILLIAM W
WALTON, 80, a native of Montpelier Vt.
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And DANCING.
GEORGE r. FULLER.

TEACHER OF DANCING, would respect
L fully announce TO the citizens Of Burling.
ton and vicinity, that he is prepared to engago
in the business of his profession, where his SER
vices are required. All The late FASHION
ABLE DANCES taught in the most approx
Ell and mortified forms, as introduced by the
Justly celebrated Professor G. de Korponay, Of
Philadelphia, from whom | have letters of rec.
concentration Having associated myself with
X. L WHITcoMn. in the above business, we
are prepared to take schools, instruct private
classes, md furnish the best music fer BALLS,
PARTIES, Sc, in any number of pieces re
quircd. All communication addressed to
Gro Il FULLER, Milton, VT or r. T.. WHIT
CONN, Middlcbury, VT. will receive prompt at.
tention.
Burlington, Oct s, 1851. 25-if
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NEW YEARS BALL,

At
Ryde's Hotel, Sudbury Jan, 1st- 1862.
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New Delaines & Prints.

JUS ! received hy Express, n few pieces Of
Rich Dclaincs, Printed Velvet and Turkey
Re- Calico, which are offered al reasonable
prices 1T the Cash Store.
DC. II. r L. FULLER.
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Notice.

I HAVE this day purchased Of Mr.. CuAs
L II. CARPENTER. his share in the shop
recently occupied 10y as, Jewellers and Silver
swiths. Having 90 hand II rich assortment Of
J~rwelry, Silver ware, Fancy Goods, sc, ! re-
specially solicit a share Of the patronage Of
the public.
81 WATCH REPAIRING and other work,
done nj short notice aud aft ir prices.
SIMEON HOLTON, in.
Midllchury, Nov. %, 1881. 3lilf
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G A S n M { r E S

from the choicest shawl goats Of Tibet, woven
by the failesi girls Of CIrcassia, so exquisite
embroidered MS 10 resemble paintings by ii
most delicate pencils Of Canton, such as AIRY
worn By Emperors who preside at the Feast o
Roses, in the Acacia Groves of Ispahan.
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& STATIONERY,


7 HAGAR HIS returned from market
d. with Il large assortment. Bibles. Christ
mas and New Years Presents, the best assort-
mcnt that ever came to Middlcbury Call at
the Old Book Store and see for yourself.
Middlcbuty, Dec. |, 1851. 81
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Boots and Shoes.

A great assortment Of BOOTS { SHOES
coarse and gpe, just recaived and for sale u
il LANGwoRTHY a SQ;
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WANTED
Immediately.

1--WE COAT MAKERS. THREE PANT
l. MAKERS, and TWO VEST MAKERS
None but experienced hands need apply, to
whom the hest of prices, and constant en-
plovmcnt will be given. j. f. NEGuS.
Middlehury, Nov. nth, 1851. %
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B O

The Subscriber is now Publishing
THE LIFE and VOYAGES OF DISCOVERY
of the celebrated AMHRIcus, from whom a.
mcrica derived its name. Illustrated with en-
cravings. BY c. EDWARDS LESTER, Late L..
S. Consul, Author of the "Glory and Shame
Of England ETC., cts and ASpaEw FOSTER.
Esq. A number OF active and intelligent gen
tlemen are offered liberal indueepents in cir
c~ulating by subscription, the above valuable
and interesting work in ADDISON COCN-
TY, and other Counties i. Tho State OF Yer
mont. The terms will be given on application
10 the Subscriber, post paid. The work will
be sold exclusively by subscription, at a reas'
enable and moderate price.
Ii. MANSFIELD,
Wholesale Bookseller and Publisher,
1874 York st New Havan, Conn.
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THE
CLOTHING STORE

is NOW FULLY REPLENISIIED with
l. the RICHEST and CHOICEST GOODS
Of the world, resembling more some oriental
Bazaar, than a Dry Goods Store. Goods Sc
lcctet by an experienced eye, Il; prices ruinou>
to Importers and Jolbers, and will be sold as
low as thorough bass
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Cloths on0 Gnssiincrrs,

Remarkable for elegance Of color and cx1uis-
iteness of finish more glossy than the leaves
of Mango-trccs richer than the sunny apples
of Istkahar; softer than The nights Of Tristan,
and more Of them than you can shake a
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r A L Q .AD.
NOTICE.

0N AND AFTER THURSDAY, DECEM-
" BER lith, lSji, Trains will leave Us
follows, until further notice
Leave Burlington for Bellows Falls at S - a m
and 300 pm.
" Rutland Gas am.
and II 10 II. m.
Leave Bellows Fails for Burlidgton 1880 p. IN.
and 5.l5 pm,
I" Rutland Gas IA. m.
and $50 m.
Tn above trains connect at Burlington with
the Vermont and Canada Trains, at Rutland
with the Rutland aud Washington trains, at
Bellows Falls with the Vermont Valley and
Cheshire trains.
"a JOHN S. DUNLAP, SUIT.
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Nc KEAND

proposes to make up the GOODS in a style
that will put The Lilies in an active State OF
toiling and spinning, and at prices warranted
satisfactory to the most humble adnirer Of the
Art of Arts.