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Guardianssals.

DN 'irnr Il license frau ihr Count II Probate
ID g. ths Count, uf O,ltd. shall srII 81 puI.
lr sale. II ne rls,iuu.l, .uL at private lIr. nl
Wrlnssih, ihs iv,lnh ia, Of NJ, r.,t, 1T iru rt
The clsk ip che ilrruun. l. co. night aHI irtffgst
NnNN u. ROWE. miu.r child ui SAM ILL.,
ROWE. btr 81 uNiarI i1 sail Cau1t,. lrr,4ss|.
hl. be- thr llum'-tr,i Farm ~ ,aiI deceased. .ul,.
Fct o. the widow. dover thsig.1. Terms made
Known az thc tiur 4 .als
WI. &. TEARCT. Gu,ripu.
Dated a. ONfti, April ~, 1851.
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TIE PRESIDENCY


his rrluiy.n, Co notice ihr spiri, Of union
,pI csre.sst,1 which is everywhere visible
m ,h, United states. among the national &C.
m,rsry. ON ,hc sub.sc, Of the ncN, Prcudcn-
ca. Ea,v hmr for a, aus, and Nothing
o. rrg. b. The Motto ua the liFs 0f an true
J-nosrl,s ,hrourhcu, ,he Union. The dcm-
,,rar, an, co1,calius flr ID, establishment Of
great principles, aal 90 personal coa''dtri'
r.r,. Or personal preferences viii iolu'' ,hrm
ta lo>c SIGHT ct lho,r or momeu, We
have many true ur1 20 the democratic ranks
Who are -omm,rJ,d lor ,b, strength ol 'hr.r
.-,rr-., ,hc sounInc., OF their opln.ru', ant
DE rr,a,nt,, Il th,.r public services. E1ch
Of these WAY have ,hetr iucud-, expressing
, .,-rn- desire that their f,,or,, viii receive
from OBJ. democratic party nomination Co rir
.fr,-, of President 1T ihc uu'trl States
We have uar preference, tu, shall y.gll i''o
.,ar Of ans mon Who v.l carry out dem'.
.-sf., measure. 900 in whom ths people Of
rrr4r, mos. prloub,rj confidence 900 Dot.
r.,r.ou,n and ability, and viii chcrrial''
concur boo Do, selection. aaJ cordially give
him their support fo- ,hr urN, Presidency Of
,r- Ur,,a. No doubt 40 o.. mrmhcr utlhc
rsr, have th..r choice ror ',nt ,mpor1ri s'7-
rrr. bu, as trrc drmrcurs, thry viii concur
- decentralization cfauy mln, designated p, o.
National Cu,rruuu. rs ,hr candidate ct ihe
l.mrrrur party. seeing ,hl, they icr1rd %
ASA duo. to cr f,r r.l.urg, arl nut iur mrn.
--dtull.f.ihc u,a..5.uarcr ufth.lr Trrc.-
r'-s AMI '.r ,acc..s ui tlr great democratic
r-ry Of Gre ya.un, a- paramount w ihr o.r.
,-rm to ..r,r OF aay individual v.n.c,r-
O.rIor. a-l belief IS, tIa, Doe jcmucury
rU D., successful. o., che next election ana
ue1r 60 1o our part bon oar humble sphere
Co make % euc-rs.fal. ard t.-iha, purpose Nc
.r,rrI 'a practice urou ihr admirable mnr"
OF T'r-a, n Benton adopted D., him~..lm
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pauper Notice.

fIllE sub-criler, having contracted With the
o'sfs~sr. Il the Poof Il tho iowu Of Bethel,
u suTput Dclorah farv ~. paupsr ~ sad town
has made suitable pfsvi.,su &C. her ~ hi. hnuse.
This u a. Ertbid ~ T"rs1as harl1ring ~ trusting
her on ny aoc"ur. a. .hall pay NJ dsbt' II her
coatfastiag. sfisf ihs date.
GEORGE T.. FNRWELL.
Bethel. April J. 1851. 3vg
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SCIENCE. WEALTH AND MORALS.

The undersigned very respectfully H'''r
r.t,. ,rs-rar O, two crsa, %, .ci, Of indie
,laal and general TrO.rrru-,h- i,,e'oTs.
men, Of thg ultraI resources 90 .ar c'-a,r,'
arl che rr7nra.a ofG7't'cal Science. I' a
lar., extent ,-r,- ,ao Objects ar, one aa. 'a.
came, as q ka1v'llse OF 'hs r1'.F-I T.''a'.
,,s o..adtsry .aIg' wealth BE- 1..--u.1.l'.'
rrci-aI s,.rrc, Tho ml-. lr.s knowledge
h.,oars individual. making every smrr ac.
-.,.-.-I with the character -r1 clrlH't.r
,fbe own f,'Is. -rl an ,,ss,rs im'aro.'h
fbr -.u.sl vsa'.a immediately ,auaarIr-
,h,n. ,hr more Thoroughly VIII % b. promo
teI. thr more widely JF.-.'
Ticur-t tsrct-rsrha,s 'hr ou'y-m'ar
,fscurfn- ,s,c,laI-y 'hrsr tauoh.e-''. CONE
tfrrl m ore. Be- ly maxine practical sc.srrr o.
subject Of primary Instruction i1 s'aDu'., rs-
rsc,'ly aided jy 'a .rsarrg clrr' OF
families. Sl-h7 rsf. 60 once simple and Doc
rect. is rendered ,rC.a.. and elective hy ODE
,7-c-n-.. with which children pursue, and
che ar,dty With which tasy acquire. s1oNh
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The death Of Commodore Waisworihr II.
ter long lines. occurred at Washington on
ihr jlh int. Com Wadswouh Vas a native
1T Main, and va, posted in i-!j. He vas
o gallant and intelligent officer, aud one Of The
finest looking men 90 the navy. llc ln,Csln
amilb.r and interesting firmly.
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Notice.

A H. pcr.uus indrlscd o. thc hil 6us 81 DEN.
y lSON & 60, suuih pafs, and DENlSONs
True & KENDALL, Norway, are r,qurs,rl 10
make immsdisic payment. o. ave cIst
The h"aks ma, H. lunl al ihc store occupiod D.,
Dsuis1n & krnd4ll. Norway.
DENIsONS, TRUE & kENDAfL.
April I, ISL. 9u
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STI'n HORSES.

TIE sub-ctihsf would ininun
<S- the rublic rhst b. will have FROM
~ U lar D. ~ sind llorses during
sW tn pr,.cu,seasea. Black Hawk
s~S.--,s-- Nth another llor-e. Will stand
~ the route from Bock6eld 10 DiNhsld Village and
return 10 Buck6chl b, the way II Canton and LN-
euaare. Two Other Hor.e- Wil leaNv RucAhel We
Turaer, I.s~i.ieu, Mechanic fals, Nor~as Village
b, the Way of Pari. lIill To Bsckhsli. The 'g'-
scriber. woald .sy that they expect 10 b" on We
ground With one new llorss that will o"mpare ~llh
any iIofse IN the County. Between now and 'i'
Gr,t Of MAY the bin. ior the above Horses' WI 70
posted up 20 inform the public the routes and uae
aid Horses will tAnd for the season.
AMERICA FARRAR 4 Company
Buckich, March -, 1881. Srsrd'
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House for Sale

4 GOOD anil convenient one Story
n IIou-s Nth wood house and lsr.
'fsGlus and one and bali acre II good land pleas-
Ias sit sntly situated a >outh pari. Nillsge, os
s-s-sE-s-th The rad kadng 10 Paris llill. fOr
further particulars, cnquire u
URBAN SlIOREY.
South Paris. Marrh 81, ISL TsidJps
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che OrtorN Democrat
PARIS. FRIDAY. ArRILiI, 1881.

r--S. ". PETrENCiLl, ". 10 srAri 81.
tISafual Bell insO BosroS, stu' uuih tired ugrn'
ios rrocurieg susscrirtion', io'~oid'"s ad'e''ie-
ru-nfs Sc.
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The h,us. OF George f,u.ur'un, Bangor,
Vas broken orcn on "Wednesday night, and
SllOO IN moncy-Gyc hundred dollar, was in
bank bills, $500 IN doubl, eagles, and the
res, Ia small coin. Folr persons have been
arrested On suspicion.
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Freedom Notice.

'I'IllS NAV rrrtiG hat l. N.l lIarrr,, of rrru.
| Court, IT ONiuh lni state ui Naius. have
ihi. tenth di, II Narh. i-jl. given m, minor BOO
CHARLES b. BONNEN boz iius to art ff lal.
s,L .h,ll MT claim a1, ~ Do. rlrui1g., ur De-,
~, d,bt. II his contracting, after th.s date.
ASA RONNEl.
arul ~. 3vqs
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IIrn,lnm Nniirr

fI'lIlS !, n oerii6 that have ihi, day given m,
/ 90. WILLIAM ALLEY, ths rstuain,isr a
he uur a. act ipf himself. ani hall caim non'
Il be- eamiugs, noe pay au, dehis II b.. c"nu oct
ing. after this daif OTIS ALLEY.
Ausst-N. AitTT.
llauiuri, Msr,h -, 1851. 3v9
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Nrw Yosg. April :.

A-w,lorrur EwrUr Cry The steam
ship Empire City, Capt. WILSON, from Cha.
rrrs. March aulb, arrived at her dock at , i2
O'Clock thls morning. Sh" bough, oGc nail.
lion dollar, iu GOLD, and $50 passengers.
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J. VI Mason. Of Virginia. L. 5. Senate.
san. Hu.;a1, Of Texas. o..
ia. Wu,cJa5, Of Indiana. 90.
Hsary DuI-s. Of Wisconsin, J5.
Scion BOl.aul, OF Ags4asls, 10.
ia. Sa.e.is, OF Illinois, L0
John Bell. 90 Tennessee, 90.
Laws Cas-, Of Michigan, CO.
ia Cooper, Of Pennsylvania, d.
Wm. JPham, Of ve-aOa,, Co.
solomon Foot, Of Vermont. la.
R.ca. Broll,li, Of Peasy..-a.a, Go.
: A. Douglas, Of I...aos, do.
Wm. II. Scaayi, oi-N-w York. 90.
&C. Dodge, OF Iowa, DO.
AlPhsu, Fs.,h, OF Michigan. DO.
Truman Sm-.h. Of Cozacct.lui, Do.
Jackson Morton. OF Florida, Do.
John Mclean, Supreme Count 4. States.
Lew W.0l5gry, o.. do.
John NcGle.a, %. South CasO,.aa, ~ G..
Tloaas S. B1sJcs, %, Virginia, " e..
James NsDgal.l, of vGE.aa, VI. G..
r r. Stanton. of Ter1css, II. g..
J. z. ;. DAME. .: S.r'l --w..rI, Il. C..
;. -. Harris, o.. Ahlama, "a. C.
Robert C.. >-.sa-s, O., OHIO, Nc.
Wm. D-er, Of Sea- York. Il. e..
Prss,ua hing Of Sew T.sa. Nc.
En,ry d. Poster, ,f Oa.o, II. G..
Jos. Hcay, s-c'y sAias.s.aa Institution.
Isrsa.4h Morton, a! y.r-ia.a. NC.
Alien J. Oa,., o.. I-.r-.a, II. e..
r. Is. Go.ls-.r, Nars, u. G..
{. b. C4,sI, Pee. -rt ~. A.. Sy,.uy.
Edalai Blg-s, IL Cg-,'r OF Patents.
Elisha waU!essy, Ears. comf,'r TTca'y.
ITGyll-at, Mlrll Q, l-5l.
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MARRIED

H. ONioid, 2gih ut. O., John J. lcuy, E.I, VIZ.
Dansl =. Moorc. II Gotham, y. H., 20 Mi.,fnn'
&C.. D.. Cate, ofO.
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WOOL WOOLI

WANTED. ~ 600 IGs WOOL. frvLish
w Cash and ihe highest rfitr. Will b. Tth.
bENlSON 4 kENDtII..
Noway. Npnl. 1851. az
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I'll. mIoau. rruilrmgn were elected on
Thurday. Arui 81, a, officers Of tiub NJ.
II Of Temperance Wa,chmcn, located at
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UNITED STATES SENATE.
ErirI Session.


WAsmNGroN Saturday March S.-Mr Footc
of Vermont, was sworn in. The question as
NO whether the Senators from California shall
receive mileage from Panama, was referred to
the Judiciary Committee.
The resolution calling on the Secretary of the
Treasury for a statement Of the commerce OF
countries with which we have no treaties, was
adopted
John Davis offered Il resolution requesting
the President 10 inform the Senate whether
arrangements are likely to be made with Great
Britain for free navigati n Of he st Lawrence
Adopted.
The resolution requesting the Secretary Of
the Treasury to report at the next session full
and complete statements of the trade and com
1nercc ofthe British American colonies in lSjC
and 1851, was adopted.
\ motion to adjourn sine die on Monday, at.
ter debate, was rejected.
Mr. Foote'S resolution, calling on the State
department to furnish copies of the correspon.
dcnce with Turkey in regard to the liberation Of
kossuth, was taken up and adopted.
The Senate then went into executive session
and confirmed Mr. Kerr, Of Nd, as Charge tc
Nicaraguu; Mr., King of Georgia, as Charge &c
New Granada: Mr. lark, as Secretary Of Lega.
ten at Brazil, Mr. Russell as Collector at Santa
Barbara, California also the Postmaster at Sal
Francisco Adjourned.
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IA Ee EAU ESTATE FOR MLE.--A
n II, ID Farm Of 325 acres, about thee miles
moth OF the lake shure
Also, Two Dwelling Houses on Cabins Lane
Two on Summit street, and one on Tultlp-st
A $50, Grlst Mill, and half OF a Saw Mill with
all the water privilege belonging to both, together
with l6 acres Of land two-lhlrds of which is saw.
ing timber aud woodland, situated on Lewis
Creek, Charlotte. 1t will be sold entire or in par
GELS TO suit purchasers.
Also. siXty-ope acres of Grassland in the west
part OF llinesburgh halt OF Saw Mil, and small
Dwelling House, with water privilege belonging
hereto, near llinpsburgh village
Also, Saw Mill with fifty acres of land in the
east part OF ilInesburgh, known as the Hoadly
Place"
Also, eight acres of Wood land in east part o
Ilnrsburgh.
Also, thrty-fye acres Of Land near Mnllcts Ba
Colchester ii. LEAN ENWORTH.
Burlington, Jan 81, 1851 d2t& WITT
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BOSTON, MARCH, 1851.
TO BUYERS OF
& \ |, p l. TIN G. 81!

TNHE SUBSCRIBERS, in issuing their Circu,ar
Tor tn" Spun4 TraIr, would state that they are
aud shall he constantly stocked through the - ,son
with large aud varied assortment of Fabrics Syrs
and luiiIes Oi too Is lu thcr Inc and Won cam
e'y invite their friends and The public 10 an u,pcr-
ton OF the s1Ur
Oi the nicer qualities, Wr have oi our own impo =
tlrnu every variety OF Eugp>h Veiyets, Tapestry
nnd Bru-sris AEFEIlNt,Sl
Also, the best Aucrrau Mama acturrs Of the same
EnglSh and Amtr can lhrrr- FiIs aud Iugrni. -
Low Priced Wool Uuiuu ana Cotton dItlu-SmI
Carp lu@s OF every Sladr--i, g'ticr wtn large
assortment at kn-lIsi aud American
PAINTED FLOOR CLOTHS,
Comprising every Gradr aud greater variety Il
sl,lr and iHl,u. To TIA, branch We b-sluw uiuc h
attention, aud feel as-ulcd So can give aust &C. lIon.
Also, il large variety al Wilton, CheneIiic and
Iu"d hUGS, every variety OF Straw Mating
Du4grls, ,wOpIcu ana cultpuj Carpet Trimmings,
and IA Short all the mlnutlar petIImng to the busl-
ntss.
We would invite the attention o. Families, Com
mittees Tor Churches, Halls, Public Buildings an,
Hotels, who are purchasing as tee assured, from
the amount aud variety Ot selection OF which oui
stock AZ all times allows we Shall be- able suit
TO the Trade We will only add, that We pre-.
/ pared with the approved makes OF Goods on com
mission from manufacturers, combutd with ou
/ large stock, 10 ofI'r them great inducements.
WILLIAM 7. TENNY N Co,
! CARPET HALL,
Over Maine X. Il. Depot, llaymarke Square
w37mus3
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by IIIE LAST MAILS.
WAsHtyGToN, March

WAsHINGToN, March
Several Senators have expressed reluctance
to the contirnAtl IL of any person as Consul to
Paris, while Mr. Walsh chooses to continue in
office.
NJ appropriation was mlde by Congress for
the publication Of the Census returns.
Owing to the fl lure of the House to pass the
Lind " arrant bill, it Is thought tha President
will alter the construction of the law, so as to
make it confirm with the intended legis ior.
Unfounded reports were prevalent yesterday
of the death of Senator Benton. ! am happy
to say however, he is improving. His disease
is sm,ll poX.
The passage of the Colonization bill gives
that Society nearly $4,000 for taking care of
the slaves captured on the Pons by govern
ment vessel.
1t is stated that Messrs. Rhett and Bltler,of
S. c., have expressed their dissemination not to
return to Congress.
The Census Just taken shows that South
Carolina will lose two members Of the House
During the last night of Congress, the Pres
idcnt and ubnct were at the Capitol. Much
anxiety was expressed by them in regard to the
final winding up Of aiIlirs. The President Or
cupicd the room of the Vice President, from
whence, by the hands of his son and private
secretary, he transmitted his messages to the
Senate and House.
BosToy, Saturday March s.
\ statement BY Mr.. ollcctor Greely and
Hon. Mr. OTIS, relative to the late charges
against Hon. Daniel Webster, appears in this
evenings papc,s. Both these gentlemen agree
that, so far as they a:c concerned, Mr.. Allen
had no basis for his charges against Nr. Webs
ster-that Mr. Webser's letter, announcing
that the Office of Secretary of State had been
rendered TO him, did not contain word about
pecunary assistance, &c. Mr.. Otis thinks
some one who came into the Collectors office
spoke of pGcunlary assistance hat if that was
so, it had no connection with MIR. Webster's
letter to Mr.. Haven.
WAsuI>GroN. March l0.-The following
are the combinations officially announced to,
day: Ogden Hoffman, Jr., District Judge of L
:. for Northern alitornl Horace Mower o
Michigan, and Joha Watts, of Indiana, Assoc
clate justices Of the Supreme Court in New
Mexico; Louis Linder Consul at Lonmbcrg
Germany, II. Jones Brooke, Of Perm, Consul "A
Belfast Ireland: Henry A. Homer Associate
Dragoman AMI Secretary of Legation in Tur
key.
New YoRK, March I0-ilr. Clay arrived il
town to day. His journey To the city has bee!
very quiet one. lis coming could 10, b,
conceile from u concourse Of sirangcrs in tn,
city, who met him at the depo where he wa,
cheered, and his efforts to escape from tn,
crowd were for shor; time interrupted. In
short time, however, his carraTe forced al
cgrcss through the crowd and was drawn t
ms lodgings lie coutemplales spending w,
or three weeks III Havana, en- route for home
Via New Orleans.
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Farm for Sale!

'ENhr Proprietor will sell for cash, or
A part cash and part time, that yanabIe tract
o land, situate ON Wmoosk nver, Burlington, here
toorr known as tbs Van Ness farm.
This farm contains about $40 acres, large pro-
portion OF which is OF the richest netyale. II lies
about two miles north OF the large aud rapidly IN
creasng village OF Burlington, so extensively known
for lis delightful location on Lake Chsmplam,
The aru has several thousand cords OF valuable
wood aud TIMBER and farmhouse and other build
iugS upon II,
But aside from the extra quality of the land, this
farm has many superior advantages; It npproacha-
bic by pleasant road, at all times IN rrpnlr, aud IN
full view OF the Lake, connecting II with the village,
which now contains about eight thousand lnhahl.
rnnrs, and affords ready and profitable market Tor
all kinds OF produce, Al this village two Railroads,
the Vt. Central aud the Rutland, botl now IN active
operation, have thel; termination ard IN summer,
/ a considerable aud growing commerce lscarrrd on
upon the Lake, all Cenlerug al Burlington.
Persons t"sraus OF purchasllga arm, viii lind
it inr their advautagr 10 examine the premises be-
tore they locate els where,
For Terms OF purchase. enquiry may be made o
of ID d. llowARp, Irving House. hew-To Guy
or, CHAs. Rus,E L, Burlington, VI. u@''i
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A. market Go Beet Cattle. no Stores, l3 pairs
OF Working Oxen, AZ Cows and Calves 1000 Sheep
Lambs, and 100 Swine
Pnces-Btei CartIe-Exra Sc %, LIST quality
S., III do s. 49, Sd do 81 al 50.
Nloms-None.
Working Oxrn--Saes al Ss5, 90, 95alO0.
Cows and CaIves--S2D -, u, 3Ot3l
Sheep and Lombs-92 50, 3L3 -. One lol exta,
65, IN Number, sold at 81 each.
Swlne-5abc, retail 6L1c.
RemaIks-MaIktt about the s1ma as the last
two weeks. Prices are welt sustained to-day.
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1t would be well Tor those traders who intend pur-
chasing stock OF Clothing this spring, to send to
Mtssrs Whiting, Kehoe & Galloupe tor a catalogue
OF their stock II would greatly aid them in making
up their list OF the articles wanted aud we are sat
isiied that they cannot OPEN an account with any
house where there is larger assortment OF we'll
made articles. w37wl
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Valuable h'ars,a and Village
F,Oe Cor SAsp,

! FARM situated at GrorL1, containing | -
acres, 20 acres Of which is Woodland, cnm FIR.
table hoGs' 3 barns, horse.shrd and shop also Il
uuher lot ucaf ny continuing 81 acres. IA, hrm
j. wriiadaprd TO the culture OF tult. There w'ic
80 choice varieties OF grated apples raised on last
seasou, together with a large variety OF riums,
cherries curfaHts, gooscberres, pears aud zap
pies. There are also large numJer OF peach trees
OF three years growth in "A thriving and healthy
dillon. The soil tor farming purposes and culture OF
rnt, is one OF the best i'll the valley OF Lake Cham
plain.
This farm is located i'll the most business part OF
Franklin county and in the immediate vicinity OF
two Railroads and the Luke.
The village property is located AT St Adams Bay,
tiurlbutstrret and on the thorou Lhitre ro1d to
owauton Depot, and has commanding view OF the
Lake. THIS property consists OF Il good house and
buru and II acres Of good land, with plenty at fruit
trees IN good bearing condlton-also a timber and
wood lot containing - acres
The above Is Us desirable location as any person
w.liinG upon examination. Purchasers ar" rrqres-
ted to examine thea1oVt property before purchasing
elsewhere, il viii be sold on reasonable icr.ns.-
For further particulars enquire ct the subscriber
lIEMAN A. ENERTS.
Geergil, VI. March ~. w31w3
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ton oi country. II sold there at five dollars per
bottle. Boston Republican.
San francisco, ID March, 1850.
J. c. AVER, Esq.-Dedr SIR. We have the pleas
urc to inform you, that since Our ndvccs OF the an
ulthno, we have disposed of all the Cherry Pecoral
consigned to our House From the benefit expert
enced by those who have used it, there has grown
up here a confidence in the article which will insure
you for this market an increasing aud permanent
demand
The rapid changes OF our cmaie from heat to
cold and heat again induces a. might be expected
the affecting and often dangerous long complaints
Many OF these, within our own knowledge, have
been so speedily cured by your Preparation, as to
afford as 1t were, immunity from their attacks.
we are daily expecting the next arrival, and
would advise the continuation OF your monthly ship
ments ~ larger quantities than hitherto
You,s, sc, j. G.. CRAM & co.
Feb % w3Gmol
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White River Bank.

Mcssrs. FoLLETr, Of Burlington, LlNsLEY, of
Mi1debury and BRIGGs, Of Brandon, the Cons
rnissioncrs appointed by an Act of the last Leg
islaturp, have located the White River Bank. at
B,thel, Windsor County.
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LADIES, KEAD THIS!
HtdtneSs Of the Limbs and General DeJWt
Cured by using the OXygenaled Bitters.


Boston, Feb. 10, 1850.
Messrs. SrMsoN & REED:
Daring the winter of Is 1919, Mrs Styles suffered
much from prllitatiol ot the heart, weakness IN the
limbs and general debility She consulted an emf
nrnt physician in the city without obtaining reet
On return ot summer, sh" lclt home to visit her
friends, with the hope OF recovering her health but
neither the change OF air, nor the medical advice
she obtained while absent, gave her relicI and She
return Il after AN absence ui three months with
ont relief, and almost without hope. At this PERIOD
she ADVISED to use the OXygsuatcd Blticls, and
ubtninPd Il bottle from you. Before using il, she
could not walk the shortest distance without eX-
haus.ion. After using The Bites n week, she walk
ed from the Chelsea Ferry 10 Henry Pettess store
on Washington street. aud back again. without in
convenience. She has used three bottles and Inns
no hesitation in saving it is the only medicine that
has afforded her relief, Respectfully,
JOHN ST YLtS, 3 Doane-st.
REED, BATES & AUSTIN,
Wholesale Druggists, No DC Merchants
Row, Boston Gtuetai Ag,n's
Price S per bottle SIX bottles for s..
Fer sale in Burlington by rnEO. A PECK
WARD y MOVES and \ {. SPEAR. At
" noo,kl, by WI. 3. HATCH. w3iw2
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NSE&M SANMMSs
A New Article for Burlington,

w T. have The pleasure 10 announce 10 our friend!
w aud customers, that We have Just opened
rich assortment at Cioaks, which We will offer very
low Please call and examine stllrs and prices lha
cannot he beat ], d. BlABI %.
s ronr's Building. Oct 81, 1850 d&wH
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NO. 81.

BIZ PREPARED As the sp ing approaches the al
formations OF temperature become more frequent -
These invariably tend to deranIe the cuticulir sys
tenn and produce empuous which greatly dlsigu
tina complexion. Ladies who use Boglcs llebealon
are secured against these, while the SKIN IL lendrre
beautllu.'y SIN Iolh aud transparent. Sold 10y the IN
venror, VIM. Bo2!r. at III Washington street. Bos
ton. w3Iwl