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ENLARGEMENT OF THE CAPITOL
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LEONARD SCOTT x co.
10 Fulton Street, New York.
81 Eslrancc 81 God-st. Jan. 4.
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Titcorb's Patent
BEE HIVE AND PROTECTOR.

BY the usr 81 tins Hive, Bees are prGicc
ted through our S"vrte WINTERS, Ola uccOun
tf the even tcmP"ratGr" of In" air within II
and t- peculiar Arrangement Tor ven'intIon,
that not "a swarm hrs been lost from the ma.
~ hives used ~thin lLr three yeurS pas, -
- complete protector against the al
lacks of neinhbpf;Gr bees bee moths &c =,
aud affords peculiar facilities for replacing
I'D brood COMBS 10y new ones. II rs Gnequa.
I'd as stock hive, swaruis issuing from ii
inm two 10 three weeks earlier tian FROM
any other hive. The surplus hone. IL r-ndr.
~ obtained from IT, IN pure state, without
inlurng the brrs. IN boxes OF suitable sac t,i
family use or the market
Tins Hive il constructed on philosophical
and scientific pflnclplcs, and needs only 10
be seen TO insure Il, use by those who ar"
acquainted with the instincts aud natural
habits Of the honey bee.
5 Is. WARD, Windsor, VI is arrnt for
the sale Of County, Town, and indiviu
RIGHTS. 2pli
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IMPORTANT TO ir,vAL1ps
in kNHpl'S

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BIGELoW $ EXPRESS.
- 49,

N ESSENGEKS pass to aud from all MA
w ccs "a routes at fit :hburgh, Worcester
md Nashua, vermont aud ljassachusrtt.
CG"sh'Ee, Sullivan, and Rutland and b Irl.ny.
ioG Railroads.
Connections with other companies are 50
arranged ths, al Expires. Matter can he for
"aid"d without delay to any part 0; the L.
nited Stairs, Canads-, Provinces, or Europe,
W. a.suH" NJ responsibility bryund the
terminus OF our route,
BaHdj's, BaaA -Notfs, Spear and .HptLan.
d'-e generally. iIrwardcd Whh d-spatch
NOTES, DRAFTS, BILL, &c,
eoiisctcd, pad az negotiated. St,cks, Pro.
dnc~, Snd Merchandise, bought or sold, and
all kinds OF Express hu,Incss promptly atlen.
drd -,
la >"ndtng money Of parcels of o1nsid~sa.
b'r value. the sH"aut ulust tr slatrc, other.
~isr w ate not T"tppu- t,,,r. ia ease Of i,.,
6"yoh1 '"e sum Of cfg do..isr fof any o..
pared
4. packages should be- made co,np.-t ~.
Pps.'oie, aud no package Will be- received up.
l'ss Ia snod uTGri aud di-ituetiv marked AS
fNfTess bu''Less should b. accompanied
"''h written 9rte's, uus-aied, sud perso..al,y
NguFe'
'~ti-rs c.hno, be- TAKEN. IL being prob Bal.
Cd ns tae Pee, C.iicr D-p4tiiner'
Al FIfkszes shaali DC marked .'l,lclos q.
tIprt,r'
ffH-iPsl Offi-e railroad tehsnye. Baton
FISK a RICE, prnpretors
rH''' q fn'rr, Agrn's Rutland.
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t%m3Ssi, T3A&.

\ r the New Union Store, imported r".
\ ccntly from lot cured especially for
the pala'cs Of tho Emperor aud E,nprrss Of
the Crl.s:isls, the aroma oc winch wall be-
found to .Sceed nuythn- eyer before offered
for sale hetr. The tw,s, and prices rigtt.
The stock CONSISTS Of Imperial, ", '"'i,
Young iiy,or Tyson Skin and Nlack Teas,
clitS HURT n son
Nu :. , 10, ISL. -
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NEW LINE OF STAGES

I'm and antr Monday, Dec. 10, lsJo.
~ Stay Will leave tastlet"n every da
Sundays excepted, on the arrival Of th" Cars
from Burlington and Bellows Falls, say at
/ - Z. VI aud arrive al Salem y. Y. 4, =
/. NJ. same evening.
EtfuE>iSG.
Leave Salem at a NJ and arrive at Cas-.
Teton al O'Clock I. NJ. to conncc, with The
above Trains, tina, reach Burlington and Bel,
lows Fails same evening. This line passes
through East roultncy, Yves, Poultuey Mid.
il. Granville, Granville Corners, Hebron 10
Salrm BADW ELL, FIELD d co.
December 10. 80. 81
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STAPLE STATIONERY.
This day received by
~. l.. ) L T. n G. f. r,

l.ettsrCsps tgrape-;l .Ne,hanio's lnks:a,ds;
Academ:r lokstand.; Cocoa Wafer Cups; Bar.
re- sand Is .Ies, lr"sewooi), Patent Ar Tgut
luts'lHus Gia's irk stand l5arrclj Cn,,a P"rk-
ct lnkstahd. Ruhbct Bands, ivory kulve. Ivory
uprte Mnnuea., f4Jcf's Pchcils; Russia 4ud}s;
envelopes, &c. 81. at 'UnIon orlccs-ten per
cent off
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r,, ,tor-nsr AMI increasing fensnh ir' ft. =. 7
- ID. >us,T,tIls h,. made It necessary srtv
- - ''','rfc" ttto's manufacture Ne,
~ -i''srrrr- HFr use IN incredible a. sntitiss
.'ii tsh - re cot requires 70 hr rarefuv sni
accurately 'r,trt tie piuUfift us have t'urf u
rrrsrrV :" b,,tP re tctnpuuGdinc hspaUrrut IA
rhr. " 49,. -ui o.. TO- uasnic Chemist az
sh''- s-tcnittr reputation vii " fui rra,.ut-r ~
p"'tc ,oYf'.uo-. 4. JAMES Il. tIlL1t hssas
. url thi. Guy
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PAPER HANGINGS

;:0uAA. y Al|--4,.l
nav open'nga ne~ lot. tb,s dsy received
Az "up hi'r examined tie asEOTimrHt re-
oetved by han iew wecEs l,nCp, Unite IA
prunpunc,ng the styles superior 10 any eye,
bt''Fr seen IA huiialt c"un,y, sha ule pr.
crs iSaTyIps !'oia T. t. 50 r.Ht. per RON
a's' fra' .nabie. To thosc ,Iis oLly necrs.
cary 20 say ira, ti.il l". come. ifoia The sanif
es.aolshu.ent
R'eh velvet, Satin, and Com mon Bordsr,.
"inio~ fape's, &c. -elegart styles.
Al 'hr'-s,-d are r.rGr.tsd TO call and
eIsinise THIS stock At she
ESTfiso CorSrr BooEsrosv,
"s'r So, nearly oppos te the FsnLhn Hotel,
Is' fo"'' s-g'A ~ Court 1eusre.
RUTLAND, Vt
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o.u COMPLAINTS.

tsts = o. 81 bls fr-Ises G~G-tAUsi
- U Zee . -es's 50 zee s+H t.iGJF,. COS .
= $500 '.ts s.t 'ass No. - 4 We. tsSsrt IL
w.t .IFff- Sc go '-.. - Esq ,..spt s,snp
sui .'e't atst. & - s,1-Sfc1 hf' . short
av,se l1-.s rr.s sgssi, ic'srsas4t fvst1I
II pro - a h5pr tF'ip~ once ~
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N-.'tsvs. i-sas.. ,it'Hs, q. -gsHisuSy i-',..et
etc., Rs.s6~sst t-'.issf3l fv tHss"NN ssttt's ~
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PIANOS FOR SALE
AT CAsrLEroN SEMINARY.

TiIE BSCRiRER Mould hereby IN
I, tn he pubic That H., la. on hard ard is
;p1.stiniiy RECEIVING Pianos o! all prices
irom ,1r crlehia;rd Nanu;'.ctor. utiiAIiir,
DAVIS X Go, nc stnn. which he will sell
Tor c'st or approved credit, on the mos, r.a.
.pnab rtCrins. Having made arrangements
with said Company, he wi,l sci. .hJm cheap.
"r than they can he obtained 20 the city -
Tnn>e wsains :" purchase a brilliant toned
Instrument. warranted for one year, viii
please csiI before purchasing elsewhere
Z J. NALLOCK.
CaFilcton, Apr,.s ISL
Vh's c"f,'ir. tina, T.. J. Haliock, Of Cas-.
Teton VI, Is our authorized agent for the
sale OF Piano Fo',es. All Instruments fIom
oar mandatory, can b" bought at as low a
Pre-" a" warranted, as # purchased al our
warr.ruImf.
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:, "ner. resii'h: 90 other i"su. OF Rniiard Cvuuty
MI os cailet pa ~ aifav~iinE aren't
The nutnt-sf 81 pHic,es i-,a.i ,iarlny tn. p.s,
N"a' - se-sisf ihsr fpnus foTnis, rear It IA.
frmptny operations IT, her fesI-.t. n, canFi.
iinu - i'cfessinsy prospectus The s-resrurDi t,
pt-sr'l year - 'rf.ns; sni the asersse o. s-s,..
meats for he ~his rfir. 81 10 ssi.,-rcs IA. bs.n
ifs' than pr csnI tsT0nHs" TIE e.etninrt q ! &
h"~ 80 iut So tie p1l Of rsstrsS fsIsGg psI
''r et"7ess NJ e." ""pa"N i'.r irentN .ai- aAt
- f'sf"cIrd ~'t1 s'iUiSi"ts stDHnt, rf A., 90
iuie ~ IL rtss ths pstiir rao ptgr .trr r,pr.
IsAi VIII the eNt~ri"n 81 I'VE collars a,Ittr ...,.
- Tie pest ,ss' Hcstr''A u9-n dr,Ahs, house
sgsp-fiJ liz p,lsf - ~ '.c'pts
>hNLri ~ tHN'NI. T..atW
Grsuasa Sept 70 lesi -
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INSURANCE NOTICE

FENiiE nie,uhtr- 81 lhr VEN NDNI MI IT.
Al FIRE Insurance COMPANY are
her, by notified that u. ipli"wiuy ,-sc..ments
have been ma,ic ~ the Director. ug all note,
IN force ths day f"il"wing ,nwit: