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California Express d Exchange Co.
Joint stock Capital,
s.: q d % 90

W IL Il LIS f A Il & o " co.,
fHjNCIFLE OFFICE, No. IG lVALLNt. ". J.
DIRECTORS
iitNEF Wills, WM G.. FARGO.
ionS-ToT lau.cr TON, hN-, NINA,
i:LI'An = IhiiiH-, ALruLus RETNuIus,
lGNGY -. RI,l.
EDWIN T.. MORGAN, President.
JAMES Mckay, secretary
II HIS Company established upnu a bo,i. nf ,l.
greatest security aud Ir1nnnrncr, under ilr
conIt"i ana infringement Of the oldest and mos "a
"'lr"c'd rApr''sn"n IN IL" United States, having
maj" in-iilVr arrangements with the T. : Mani and
iaciir Steamship Co.'S. and with Iluttldu \ glntL-
ris, the GREAT mu" owners and mai carriers ON the
ls,hmns. bv whIcI their EAprss trealls are insure
PIr''urhr' OF AL others, aud the sam" lppdIjy and
certainty at tnuSlt HS t., : Mails womb r.u.,.i-
uIlv, but confidently, assure their trrudy and tIr
pnhilc that whncyrr they undertake. to dc, viii Ice
d"nr IN HI" most prompt and tohu manner
lin" company do q General Expires forwardng
Au"n y, tuuni~- on ana ENch1nuc hn-itf,.-. mn
chase and sell zo.d Dust, Bullion and Ljlls ol tx
chnua" collect and pay Notes, Bis and Nrrouut,
forward Cold Dust, i:ulIion and Sucrr also Pack
ANS parcels aud Ir"lghs OF all descriptions. hv
every u =. Mail Steamer wa A-uIn,,aii and p,,,o
ma hr'wrcn the city 81 y. York and IIt rtv at S,,
ijanrSco, ana IN" principal ritl- and tu,v, IN CnI-
Ioruh; C0uucCtlu" al New York with tI. b,,,- -,
III" American iAp"-5 Company. Va" llamIcu l.N-
press, full"u, Nnul II Cos Northern and r.,,.,I,
Express. Davenport aud Mason, New hrlirrd tx
press, aud Livingston, Wells 4 COS European tx
press -"
We hay" established Offices and faithful A,,rr. il,
all Ia" principal clrirS aud tu,,us t,rniul,uui tI
Eastern, Middle and Western States and { II, ll,r,,,a
a iaram Special Messenger IL sent IN CHARGE OF
each Express to destination; .opnn aud r.,nrr,ln,
with III" regularity ut the T. : Mad.
All packages must b" made watcr.rrooi and ,,,
exceed 10 pounds - weight on > - cubic Ice.
measurement
SAMUEL NhGrfR tormauy years connected wi,l,
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TNlE Subscribers having purchased the
u entire interest 81 A ! Brown Eyu in tlt
Ctockrly and Paper Hanging Warehouse, Iormrri,
belonging 10 BeIyca ~ AldiiclIJ No. ] Leavru-
woiihS Block, College 81 from the first OF Apnl
The business viii hereafter be conducted Ly
G.. w. BAXTER g. CO.
Our immense Stock comprises one Of the larg,s
assortments IN New England consisting o. Crock
cry, China, Glass Ware, Table Cutlery, Solar
Stand, Eluidand Camphene Hanging Lamps of eve.
~ description; also, Grandoles and nndIebras
silver. Plated and Britannia Ware Cast"ts, Spoons
Nc, Nc, all OF which will bt sold for cash either
a. wholesale or retail, as low as can be bought IN
New York or Boston
The Public, generally. are respectfully invited TO
call and examine Goods aud Prices before purcilas
ing elsewhere SAML ). BROWN
GEO. w. BAXTER.
N. Il -- All Goods Packed ty an experienced
Packer, aud delivered at Wharf or Dtpo, FREE, Of
charge.
Burlington. June "a 1852 d%wtf
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NEW FURNITURE STORE

NEW FURNITURE STORE
NO, , Exchange Buihting, CoHegc 81
GIAvLSwuE1ur lIorh.,
III III & &c a. aMay be found :,
w great vaurty Of fashuuuahIr Furniture, Up
ho,st"ry Goods, Alrdiuln and Low rucrd fuinnur,
oi all kinds.
Cot aye and Fancy PAINTED Chamber Furnltur,
.plrudid style.
Feather. aud Feather Bed,
lar Mattresses. liu.i aud Palm I.cuf do.
Pew Cushions. and ClWch Furniture generally
Guilt. Mahogany, and Black Walnut Framed
Looking Glasses.
i.ookrna Glass Plate. ol every desirable 4izr
fAi tor sal" at prices ns ,uN us tl" same quality
W goods can be- obtained III ctlrr Boston or NrN
York. by : Nt,:N
n. b Hotels and steam Boats furnished at the
shortest notice. and AT th" most rruSuuHblrtrfms
burlington, Nav LIST. N5l wifi
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fegal n ntitrs,
Petition for LiccnCc 10 sell
Land

VI1E Petition of Luther NJ. Bates. Guar.
i dian of Asa Davis OF Essex, shows that the SAID
Asa is indebted in about the sum OF nine hundred
dollars, that his personal properly cannot be sold u
more than about five hundred dollars. that his rea
estate consists OF farm in Essex OF 100 acres, bu
can be sold more advant0geousiy by selling the
whole
Wherefore, he prays that he may be authorized tc
sell the whole OF The said Davis real estate, either a
private sale or public auction.
Ordered that Saurda, he 18th day OF September
instant, the Probate Office be assigned tor hearing
the evidence and deciding thereon and that all per
sons concerned therein be notified toy Publishing the
substance VI said petition and this order in tie Bur
hn.on Free Press, three weeks successvelv the last
OF which to be before said day set tor hcarng
c. ADAMS Judge.
Probate Office, Burlington, Sept l., 1872
vlOW3
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II. \. HORTON s. co.,
NO, l BANK BLOCK,
HGre bee" rrce'r'ng n ror,e,y qr
NEW GOODS

During the last few DAYS. compiiscd
~ IN pat 81 En- Ru9s, Finger Rims and Br.,s,
rms, OF new aud lrl styles aud p1rrrrns Some
hnt goId Vest and Guard Chains, Seal, and KEYS
""ld F'nriI,, 1hnhIes, Lock"is, &c. &C. Also
tp"9u'; plaln threaded aud TI'can Frn, Fish and
~ hmvts; klrkn mas AMI ryery dc.rr'riin,, n,
Iaiis feYic', and q bomi.im a.uIuu,nr "a Fn,
i'H Fancy rood go u. Cd. tL. u.l,l Io, rl'ces.
August ~ It.,
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n a. w Es d d Ii
by THE
Rev. Jeremiah O'CaIIag|lan

NN1ITLlID-"A ATHEISM OF BRowNSoN' S
a. QUARTERLY BEvnw. Unity and Trinity Of
God DIVINITY aud Humanity OF Christ Jesus
Banks and Paper Money" Every person who val
urs the Christian Religion should carefully peruse it,
It - TOT sale at SMITH Il Cos. Book store
Burlington, July O. 1852 dSwtc
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WILB0R'N C0NPOrND or
? u r e G @ . L|V "a
OIL AND LINE.
A CURE FOR CONSt MpTijN. COZ CHS.
COOLDS ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
GENERAL DEBILITY, AND ALL
SCROFULOllS IIljAlURS.

TnlE Proprietor has succeeded from
u direction ol Professor Stonrl N cnubinInu ,l,.
On and blrur p"rirctory that the ras, Of tin, OH
whlch Is 81 fauSr0us to persons generally Is rutIrclv
overcome, aud It can be- taken by the most trcal,.
tnlncs with pleasure" And n r,ganls the brurt al
ms article over IN" clear ont the following ,ca,. hv
f"' i"'i' IS Suilicl"n 10 convince the most Sc,p-
cal. The young lady was ~ YEARS ul arn.
Her d'casc was one "i uumlArd phihiSiS. winch
hnd hreu expected r. terminate m the cuus.. ua ,v
mouths, fatally. The upper pat oi both her Iuuo-
was MED with luhcrcr~ aud IN .uur places wen.
beginning I" sutl"u.-Ihc c;et was evidently "A bad
one. h" treatment ri cod liver ul was At first used
bul without marked improvement The phosphate. at
lime was then aumulsrrrG with Iil. OIL and ili. re-
suit a ~ the ct>r OF many OTHERS wa, soon apt,,l.
rni. IN" pal'"nt was raphly Getting wei q"
c""s""Phre Co"gd s. Gcncrd Dcbjiy Curcf
Boston Inur /. l,,3.
s. Dr.. WunoE--Dear Sir Inst Spuu, /
WI afflicted Wtth a ,rrv"rc Cough. vhicr - com
pIrcly prosty1rd that wa. unable to r:vr NV
room. Wy trends considered N" N u drciiur; but
hearing oi your Compound 81 Cod LAYER elf and
l,m', snt and purchased n hotie, nud co,irn,.nc-
"d n-ing 1t. BEGAN soon To perceive it, hrurl t Il
tc'S, Huh am happy 10 say IhIt alter u>iuu 10 tor lt,
months, have entirely rrcoyrIrd ;I.y ,,ur'l uavul,
eft me-, and my strength returned Er>pctu..v
yours. MARY WILLIAMS !
hH1oh' On account OF tIc grca r".nti"u Of
ms Compound tor all Lung complaints III" >uh,crih.
rr "ouid caution the afflicted against u,!uu any cN-
c"pt that manufactured hy hu. n. h. la, the uii.y
receipt IN the United States tor combining the Fine
oii with 'imc ma proper manner Therefore a.,
'on vain" y"f hca III, purchase none r&r'pt that
manufactured by.
ALEX i. WILEOR. Chemist
llT cunt Street. Ru-rnn
For sale m Burlington by 1lIEO \. rFCk and
hy druggists GENERALLY.
July !, 1892 ,ylv
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STATE OF VERMONT,} Whereas, it ba,been
osANGF COUNTY, s.. { made to appear 10 me
foregoing bellee is without this Stale i, is
ordered that she be sunmon-d and notified to appear
before the hon. supreme Court, al the time and
place specified IN The foregoing libel to show cans. if
sne mas any why the prayer OF The said hbeIant
OF the foregoing Libel 10 be published three week.
suc'ssslyely IN the Burlington Free Press. a news
paper Published Weekly at Burlington. IN the Cnii,-
y OF Ch'tIenden, the last OF which shall be at least;
cernher A ID. 1852 ~ ~
Given under my hand at Randolph in the County
OF Orange, This 17th day of August A. ID I,j2 '
ISAAC F. REDfIELD, Ip D1,'o, ., c !ng ST.
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STATE OF EERNONT.} To the Hon Su.
COUNTY Of CHTTIENDFN,s IS preme Court next tc
he holden AT Burlington. within and Tor the Count,
OF Chlttenden, on the 4th Tuesday OF December a
D. 1852
Humby showcth your hbelllnt, Hiram phons nj
WiIIlstoO IN the County OF Chittendcn that h, now
10 and has been Tor more than the last slN wear,
resident OF the SAID town Of WIllisiun atntas;id
and that on or about The lst day OF AUGUST I-J-
he tas lawfully married to Eliza Austin then OF
Sufheld IN the State OF Ohio, al Talmad,a IN said
State by Minister OF the Gospel Of thu latter r,cs
duly authorized to JON them IN marriage. and thai
from that time he lived with the SAID Eliza as hus
band and wife, at NIiston aforesaid i'm the sire,
Observance OF all the duties required by The marrlape
covenant, until about the first day OF lime Is 70
when the said Eliza eit the bed and board at the
said Hiram, and wiliuy deserted hlraapd wen,
from hun to parts unknown to the said Hiram with
out this State and the said Eliza has ever since and
still doth continue such willtu desertIon which ha.
been for more than three years last pa and whouf
any Just provocatlon or reasonable excuse
Your Libe liant therefore, prays tins Hon Cour,
that the Bonds OF natrImony between hlm and in,
said LILA may be dissolved and b,ll of dlyorc.
granted 10 him, and he again restored 10 the sipu.
state OF bessedness by this Hon Cont As IN dat,
bound Will ever pray. Dated at W ilision IN III h,
County OF Chitenden, This 10Th day Aupnst A ID
1852 HIRAM pijTi Be =
NJ. L. BENNETT. Any. -
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IMPORTANT TO CLERCyNrc

FROM ihr kcv. Owen Thonas Uoyhead
W 81 ''"- IT. hur"rks whi"ts do o ne deal n,
2"9Ii !" NY voice. got a bad cold from a dam
hrd about thirty five years AFRO and INV v,,, co.,
very bad ever since, giving nrent min =; ,,,. 49,
pr' ariIn2 or siugng and am very fond ot sinoin,,
w." "'ul "'lhr"hl medicines and sOtur OF th,tu
H'' Go"I Tor mn" timc; but Dr. i.ocnck's e tho
best "i ALT clears my ynirr and s,o,s tho c,,,i
par" with IT, '''"1 ~ c"''-
,nv" b""n - yearsa Wesleyan minister. and all
Wv, 'n,n i'u N''Hr'I',S IN me pruclpa.ty know
head aud AN known ppr>on,,lIv f., I'll ,h ,', "y
''"" ' 'iG' h1,N, many Of whom have admired tho
=" =. VI NV W al, : ~ clearing the voice and stop-
i'"- ~, ,'""-i'-Il"y never saw such medicine he
tore. Wy wli", eyer since Christmas hn. L.a, ,.
wei hijrr taking two boxes. am witness ot ,ha,
power I" stop iu1Itul tit Of coughing i'm an nissan,
"a wesleyan preacher, cn upon all preacher,
ana H'hs'rN OF every denomination, TO take tLcse
Wh"TS Tor improving the voice and crriup conpl,s
on may publish my testimonials far ,L, ,ce'I,',,
walters II you wish Wv N''''''N
am truly yours, OWEN THOMAS.
-, p"cdIts" LococFs E,maIc UoGrs.
n" h''I>h Specific II Certain Cure 10,
~ "-'l'" ''"DIH'N,.", or Suppressed Npu.,s
lI"mrrutia1o dllirj'is, Painful Nenn,,ratinn
Nm"narhUa, or Partial nhstrnci,on of Mems,
tIorosa, Greer. .,,l.,,.s. " VI '"'"H''
I""'horii~a, fInor AbUs, Whites and all Fo
nInIc Weaknesses
DR.. UrHAn'S VEGETABLE ELrcTr.py m
-. Prepared by 4. Ipham. VI. ID 1906 Rovs,v N
- '@nhrIy educated Physician who d-yotcs his
h''"h'l4I almost entirely TO thus Disease
- pr Phhh tIrcinnry j. a certain cure for the
Piles whether BREEDING or Blind Pies Internal ~,
hA'r'hi' ana ais" tor other Diseases which are fire.
4nrniIy found IN conjunction with Piles.
l"u'r "l gay. G. w Mclean late OF the u. S.
'''''c'' ana member OF the New J"rsy Legislature
Railway, n j.
nav" been afflicted for years with the prs and
nave lrrd, without anything like permanent h-,,ett
Hl~ everything assuming the name ni y r-Inrdy-
H'o ~ matter {" cours- lost all confidence i'm med
l'r. ncrr This feeling was udnc,d not without
'''s'''"c' c"lrNS--tu u>e 'tphaIu', Elpctuary: -
ai" hlVl'@ used y Tor about three weeks arcord,n.
T." ' Il''I"'H 'hd do"n,l Hnd, to my after ssrps-,
nS well a. >ai I,iactun that every SYMPTOM Of the
d."ns' has Iet me
thnk 1t Cue alike to Do. Uplram and myNIf Il,
make TIM ~lul"uIrut g. II uJ..,
For sal" m Darlington, by r 4. PICK and C..
H'LAt'hl1h 10y W: u. ilATul, Wnooskl
'''''F u WY
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CHILsoN's PATENT llor-AlR
FURNACES,
\ GREATINpRO| TIE
" ARMlSG iND iENTlEtiiSt. OF
Bi iIDiNGs

II Fare happy TO inform tho public tha,
W our long desired olIe,l d. row fully accomplish
'd, ~ hruG ahl" to OTTER variety of sl2"~ 81 ins
tn'imc's. 10th hlich and porahi", which have been
brought, alter yrar> of increasing labor and great
expense, 10 degree Of Irrt"cuou uurquaIl"d hv
any "iuel mode ol hcatIng buildings IN the world.
W" would most respectful, luyII" the attention
Of S"l"ujlt" @rutlrmrutu an examination at thr-.
uptuNcm, MS III Dwellings, Church"s Schuu-
Houses touit House,, io-ptal, Store. Sc. thro'
"u thu County. witch have proved ru hr the most
p"I''cl mode OF warming and v'ul',ailr buildings
100 tl" world, as the actual working operation Of Tins
apparatus IA several hundred hlduoS, both l,nb,lc
aud private, tlrpuIhoU the Country. fogethrr with
the several pUu'cd rrrori- at rh" different pnhllc
Quantities unanimously adopting thrGI. Wlil tr>II-
iy. We ar" permitted iur.t'f To- upwards ~. t,uhr
hundred gentlemen who have us"d thi- apparatus.
mnuy oi whom ate professional gentlemen, whose
scientific atuiWuruls uu lhr~" in'tt"is are W'ii
kuuwu ia" Arrangement ui tins uuacc, tWhirI
-"u'ucN different from aUy cuuiuuu heaters, L.
such that u Vhm~ WITHOUT ocsuuvlug Vie .ll" u y
large touur ut fresh ar llil~ hr apartments warm
ed with fresh. hraithtu, uyl"urHtlu.. ATMOSPHERE
ana ri'alr~ constant enc uiauUu 81 fresh an tiru
uut the house
Atuur establishment may Away be fund every
F1rry ul WANING and VnrlHtug apparatus. iu-
Guiding Registers. Hot Air Crates, Nruti,arur~ Sc
Ai-' every description al Cooking Stoves tuohiu!-
E1uLc-, 49,. Personal attention glN,u To- warming
aud vcu'lli'm2 huiidnp- IA any pan oith" c"nuuy.
X. BRONSON.
Il mhusfon May y. dit
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PASSAGE Certificates by EAGLE Line
4 New ok and Liverpool Packets. tor saI,. hy
Curtis y, NtALNER
July 20 t+LVtI
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.NOR1'HEHN R.IILHO.3D, " Y.
SPRING AR RANGEMENJS,

|
.NOh lHEh.N h.1iLhD.1D, " !.
SPKIN' AXE AN''EM EN1S.
an and aucr Thu,sdov hurI 1870
~ '' ''l =
| " "d'l'S VIII va" 1,I a. WHY" IHf ,,,,,,
HOi-N' bAHI,
! MAIL IRAN, l'rlNrs oLdthabuIgh nj y. a. Nj.
! RflVeS at House foini, -, 10 =. NJ.
| bXfREss lEtlN,
Leave DylcnSbnr4h ~ :, = n.
AuyrS at R"n,",s Poul d,io r. NJ.
:. uOl-N'' W iN
MAIL lRAli, l'eavts Ronsea FONT N x. n.
- Arrives at O-dtnSourgh, I2,3J r. n
/ EHPRLSs lEhlN'
Leaves k"u-"S FONT NJ :. NJ.
arrives ,, a. .,an'n.n",1n,' '''' P N.
MAIL IL AIN IoN n,
Connects AT Rouse POM with the Nn Tram
OF the Vermont Central i L tot Boslon, and toi
| New York va Connrrpcut Valley Rad Road,
also with the Rutland " bntIii'4l"n j. i at bur
lmgun Tor ] roy, Albany and New York via lIud-
SO n NV 'l,, ,'il',', ~ '"anS f"n"'c's a's"
anJ :, Io,,,.,,. y y t,, n , " "'''''''o''
~ " ,.,,, ~
EAPkf'NS TRAIN DOW IS.
CONNECTS as abov". Amer the opening at ia vrga
ton, will connect with Boston and Nrw York. bv
the Lake Champaign Steam Boats, wa. Burlington
and Whltehall steam Boats wlll leave the Ran
Road Wharf on the arrival oil the ENpr,a, Tram at
Ro1sc'S Point. Al 1"c'cck +. VI.
MAIL TRAIN UP.
Connects with Ili, Lake On1atIo T. ,,,r.e,. liuc ot
Steamboats, ton the opening OF nuvleruon w,h
ra Falls at o'clock, tie following mornmg. Aiso.
with lines Of Steamers which touch at all The rurt.
nm tho Rrit.h ehotp o ak, Int,rio
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NEW GOODS l!

~ Church Sired. IlD.
JUST received ! case Printed Lawns and
.Musius-wde black Silk, fur Manliaa-.-wroupbt
Mnslins New Designs--wrought Collars-wrought
,t;dglngs and lnserungs-bIack Mohair Mnts-.Sllk
Edgnps UI(;BLES WERH
June T. d,y,i ~
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Saratoga a. Washington, Rcnsselrm
y Sartoy@ and Saratoga ~ Schenectady,
RaH H0Gd Lime.

From Cast"tou ~ Whitehall 10 Saratoga Springs,
Troy, Schenectady Il A lbauy
TRAINS RUN hs Ioi.Iows.-
Lcave Is Ndll. III Freight, Sd Express.
uastlcton at ,. 90 am. $50 p III.
w. Hall " eco g" 10 80 a IN. 4IO
Arrive Sar SIPS. 90 $50
" Troy " 400 7l5
" schenectady 1913 q" 90 "
On Sundays leave WMtrhali NJ e O'Clock a m
arrive at saratoga Spnng> al am. leave at - pm.
arrive IN Troy at 90 pti. leave Troy at : a IN
arrive AT Saratoga SPRINGS AT 9.Ij am leave at :,
pm. arrive at whitehall at ann
through tdrc from Burlington 10 New York s 90
Tickets TO be had Oh b"alj OF Lake Champ.aiu
Steam Bolts. Steam Boats leave Troy on arrival
OF cYtniug Tram.
j. VAN Rem SSELAER.
Nnpt. SIR ~ WASH. L. Il
l. Z. SARGANT,
HhPt. liens y SIR. & Nck. Il. l.
dN vtt
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'EnilI next quarter Of the Eurlinyton Fc
DAY, Sept. lst. WI " ''''-'''7
August %. I,...,,
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New Goods for the Public

'WNFWe, OT T7ON, &c,
us i received at 1856 Church Street
= which shall be- sold cheap, among which may bc
found some very drsirahlc patterns oi Silks Mus.
Inns, Ba;ap" u lnln", Ginglmms, ManuIias Shawls
lhccs, Hosiery, Gloves, &c, also large Stock o.
CarpetlnG aud Oll Cloth
&. f. STAMFORD
June II. dAwtI
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to'--i--T H7t'.f5fT by --s,-<
toHH"in" NJ .Hoo0S JHHcijon riH he Nor
HTH (OghnsbU ehl RoHrom.
N and after July -, lS52, Pas3cn
" g"r trans will run as follows:
Leaving Pa tNbUrsh at IL \. VI. and :,
I-2 T. N
Leaving Moocrs junction at ~ IL u. VI
aud T. NJ.
q Connecting at Moocrs Junction with each
tram on Northern Railroad 10 and from Dgdrns-
burgh and steamers ON Lake Ontario for Upper Can
ada NIagara Falls aud Western Lakes.
Also, at Ilaltsburgh with steamers on Lake Cham
pI1u Tor Burlington, Tcundcroga, l.n,r George,
and Nhli"hnIi-at Burlington with Rutland and
Burlington Railroad Tor Boston, Troy and Nrw York
nj whitehall with Saratoga, Schenectady Alba
ny, Troy and New York
T. j. CARTER,
Engineer, +. u NJ. Railroad.
a,isburGh, n. Y, July Is, 1852 df
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R.sVcTp0Ol sail.
! Ctllasc.'ScIt.is,a,.y.

August 20.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-08-03
P0ETICAL.

The following Whimsical parody on Barry CoTnwaiP'
popular song. Is e1picd Gom e Fsnzsr's Magazine
APARoDY-THE SEA-.
The sea The s-a! oh nc (. oh me
The Dsii-be quick J quaiI-Im SICK!
i'm sick as can bej
I cannot sir-I cannot stand;
urirhcc, steward, lend a hand;
: ~ cabin I'll go, TO mv birth will ] HE,
And lie a Graded infant lie.
?, =, the s,a-Tm on the seal
am where ] would never be;
with tho smoke above and the scam below,
Ana sicSn-sS whereSo.cF ! 60;
n 4 storm should come, no matter ] wot;
10 tho bottom I'D so as soon as not.
Hove, oh ! how / lore to ride
Ia a noai post chaiSe, with a couple ofbayS
AMI a pretty girl by my side
Bot, oh, 10 swing amidst fire and foam,
And be steamed like a mcalcd potato al home,
And TO feel that no soul cares more for your WOO
Than the paddles that clatter as Onward they go.
The oceans wave ! ne'er moved DER,
But / loved my donkey more and more,
And homeward flew to her bony back,
Like n t-uant boy TO his mothers sack;
And a mother she was end is 10 M,
For ] WaS-au ass, TO go 10 sea!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-08-03
maa1imaton. Grape.
National Agricultural and Seed
WA08m@U9Ba
wa CITY.

L
TIME subscriber begs leave to call the at'en-
Il ton OF the Farmers Of Jefferson, and Ire
adjoining counties, TO one Of the most extensive
and best selected a~ssorinents OF agricultural
Machinery and Implements 10 be found IN any
similar house in the United States. Ills ar
engagements with all the 5ast manufacturer in
this country, enable him 20 furnish, at EacsoTy
prices, every article required for the farm; and
all goods, leaving his establishment, are R0dTraHt-
cd 10 prore as represented. His stock embraces
Forty Varieties of PlOuGhs,
among which may be found the celebrated Pre-
MUM Centre Draft Wropghtand Cast.iron Self
Sharpener; The Deep Tit!er Sod the ttat inrF9w
20, 81 and % /; the subscii and hill side Ploughs
of every variety and price.
Cunivators, Harro10s, Cast. Iron Field Rollers.
Pierson's, Pennock's d. &inclair's Wheat Drills.
Hussey's and sicCormick's
ReapfnE and Moving Machines.
Bamborough's, Grants and Sinclair's
TANNING MILLS.
Corn SHELTERS.
Single and double Spou: (price SIC TO $3.50
! also the large Cylindrical at $50 and $50 and
latter warranted 10 she'll from 800 TO 1000 BUSH
els a day.
Sweep and Railway: of various sizes, from
S75 to $3.50.
ThresIlTng a~Eachincs,
With open and solid wrought iron and oak
Cylinders-price $35 TO $50.
Corn and Co.'S CruSIIcPs,
From $50 TO $45, warranted TO grind from 8
to 10 bushels per hour.
The Seed Department
Is supplied with every variety of Field and
Garden Seed, all of which are warranted fresh
and genuine.
Peruvian GuanO.
Having made arrangements with the Agent 81
| the Peruvian Government for the sale of Peru
Wan Guano, for supplies of this article direcL
from the Chincia Islands, purchasers may rely
upon being furnished with a pure No. quality,
at lowest Baltimore rates,
All goods delivered in Washington or George
town, free of charge. and ordersby mali prompt
ly attended TO.
FfTETUGtt CoYLB,
National Agricultural and Seed Warehouse
Iron Building, sign of the Golden PlOrgf
and Eagle, 7lh street, Washington city
March 10, 1852.