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XaChariah HAart's Estate.

WE the Subscribers, having hecn ap-
w pointed by III" Honorable the PROBATE Court
tor the District of Chittendrn commissioners to
GIVE examine and adjust the claims and Demands
ot all persons, agnins, the estate Il Iachlrah Hart
late OF WlliistOn IN said District, deceased. repre-
seated u~olvcnt, and also Il Il clalms aud demands
exhibited in offset thereto; and SIX months from the
day vi The date hereof, beng allowed b. said Court
10, that purpose we DO therefore hereby give notice,
that viii attend 10 tar business Of our appoint
men, nj the dwelling OF John Snyder, in Winston,
III .aid LIsric. on the SECOND Tuesdays Of ,cnc aud
Uctaef nc.t, ct 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, On each Il said
days,
T q !, tE3I E1T,ii5ELL', Commissioners.
Dated this l7il day OF April 4 D. 1852. w4iw3
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NCTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING ApEsIT. 30 1852

the amount of Sl63, 900, as executor or trus-
tee
Abbott lawrence and others are also taxed
for : 100000, which they hold as trustees.
In addition 10 the above. there arc nine per
sens copur.ncrsbips and corporation, VINO are
taxed itr 100000 and upwards ~ for $780,
600 and upwards. 30 tor 100000 and up
wards and Lei for 100000 and upwards
Boston Y'rdreier.
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JOTI4N DINi y T.
burlington. March 90, 1852. dS,

THO MANUFACTURERS, MACHIN.
l. ISIS, MILLERS and others, putting up or
running Machinery, the Boston Betting Company
offer for sale full assortment of their unrivaed Me-
tac or Vucanized RuDber Betting, Steam Engine
packing, Hydrant, Conducting and Engine Hose.
The superiority of the Betting to leather is
knowIcdged by all who have useo it. for the follow
ing rtasona viz
The pe-tect equality Ct width and thickness,
which il will retain.
mo degree o. heat Under 500 deg. Fahren-
shit Injuries it it remains flexible in any degree OF
cold and is not effected by moisture.
at is OF great strength and durability will not
stretch, does not slip on the pulies, gain OF power
is obtained, and when adjusted to machinery does
not require alteration as is the with leather or
any other.
4.-It is from 30 to so per cent cheaper than
leather. The following certificates are appended:
Detroit, December 9TH, 1851 :
nave used the Nu'canized Rubber Betting for the
last wears OF all widths from iuGhe to ~. and
find it greatly preferable to leather, where it runs
tree The belts will not clip on the pules or stretch,
and ii properly made and put on, believe will save
their cost IN year by xempon from delays aris-
ing from breakage to which leather belts are more
liable. W. TRUESDAlL.
Certificates from all the principal Eastern. Nan
ulacturers MillerS, Machins,s &c, can be seen at
the Agency. Furnished at given lengths, and sold
at the Manufacturers prices
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CONSUMPTION.

COUGHS ard Cold, Bronoti'i' 4thmg, Snf'irg q Rioo4
k,.dno at the Pains he BrcISt Side. Cicst
roine,i Night SWcI,s PaiII'ioa q the Heart, AL FE-
MALE WEAKNESSES and Complaints arising here
from, Cholera III ff,rtum, &c.
TT For Probfi ard particulars Of Cures rec Pam.
phlets and H1n45ta Agents have them give away
For sale by AMOS e. SPEAR and THEo A. PECK
Burlington, Hodges &; Mason, Richmond; G d
Weller, Hinesburgh -; E. A. TowsIey, Shel.
burn E. Siaacer, Colchester Centre A. /.
Simonds & Co, ana J. " ,Iurbnt Willis.on s
a m 0a'i FsssI r tx 0os. rde bdaot I Ir
Howe Jericho; II, A. Ashley, Milton alls and BIZ
Druggists and Merchants generally.
All letter. and orders must be addressed 10 Wal
lace & Co, 3o4 Broadway New York
nj I
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THE R.cH MEN OF BosToN.-Wc have re-
ceiyed from MIR. Eastburn, City Printer, the
Annual Last of Persons, Copartnerships, and
Corporations, who were taxed On $4,000 and
upwards in the city of Boston. in the wears
1851. This document is printed by order of
the City Council, and specifies the amount of
tax on real and personal es'ate. From this doc
umcnt we gather some Interesting facts.
There are in Boston 2s2 persons, coplrner-
ships and corporations who pg. taxes on $780,
900. anl upwards.
The highest tax is paid by Abho,l Lawrence,
who pays $1,5SS on Sl,l7O00O.
The following individuals and corporations
are taxed or 100000, and upwarGs:-
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m" The opporiionmcnt Lii has passed Tho
ScGa,e of the United Staics--:hc number Of
Representatives bein. fixed at two hundred
and thirty four. The House will make no OBJ
lection to it. The whole number O, electors at
the next eIc1tt'on will therefore, be 296--of
which 40 viii be majority.
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si..c GNici

NPECTACLES TO KIT ALI. Eyes AND
~ Silver ones 100 at prices lower than POORER
who think il -ood Policy to buy Of thos, Who hein 70
Support Colleges, schools, Chuuhs, t'e Poor
who help pay taxes, and the hund ed other On
made on Residents, are reminded TO tl'nk twice and
been saved by a number OF customers lately b" 50
doing 4 full stock OF Gold and silver (whi, j is
Gold and Silver Snectacles sod by
BRlNSMAlD, BROTHER & co.
February = d&wtf
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TROY AND RUTLAND.
EAGLE HsssIBGE!

RUTLAND AND WASHINGTON RAE ROAD.
g. as 81 ~ -. sf 49,
IN and after Monday, April y, 1862,
W Passenger Trains will run as follows
Through Trains going South
Leave Rutland AT l1-3O, A. 81. upon arrival o
Morning Trniu from Rouses Point arriving OF Ea-
gle Bridge 3.45 2. NJ and at Troy, BY Troy an Bos-
ton PaiIroad NJ D. 90 Nj, in time for the Steamers
on River and the Hudson River Train at 30, p NJ
Through Train going North:
Leave Troy 10y Troy aud Boston Rrilroad at g.
30, A. y; arriving at Eagle Bridge at 10 20, A. ~.
hntlaud 80, 4. NJ; connecting with Rutiand and
Darlington Train for Burlington.
Morning Train from Salem {:
Leaves Salem ut 7-25, A. NJ; arrives at Troy $50.
\ NJ; returning leaves Troy at $40 M; arrives at
Salem 6-35, Pm,
Passengers leaving Troy il the Morning, arrive Mt
Houscs Point same Evenna, and by first Train ne xt
Morning at Montreal an 1 Dgdrnsburgh.
Passengers leaving Rouse sPcin, n the Morning
Train, reach Troy al 500 P. NJ r.e Burlington and
Rutland. in time for Western rain5 to Brilao and
New York, at 10, p. NJ. by Hudson River Rdta.
The Express Trains will commence Monday May
18th.
THO'S. II. Garfield,
Superintendent.
April 10, 1852. d&wtf
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ITEMS At HOME AND ABROAD.

O,- cl,,o,i,, l,b,rs vora ;,.orrrr,ol
and vary ,c-.,e,hIv ,n,arrn,,o5 ,bis afternoon
by the incarnlte apparitior Of orr old friend
and tovnsnan, TrMoruY +. STRONG, ESQ
who :; h,,;id;,,r .o,r, ono Milo, r. R,;,,..,.
v,;.o;,
Nv O'o"' Wv
+ ond du Lac Sou'H"ardS' MI - KONG Is IN
VI" ','1' -,
the thcater OF ms Ia'oES anu u'cI"IHcSs' ne
Company of which H., is a principal member
have n l,rJe Railroad Contract in Wisconsin,
and the Corporation may rely upon benz fur
nisbcd with Road fl! " TO the contract.
We are rl4d to SEQ our old friend in ROBUST
health, though somewhat pinned 70 discover
that his complexion is evidently Of 'j;1st colors."
-- Tine UtjcaiN. W p,pers contain the
c,,,oD:,r s,ncrb announcement, NJ a marriage
!, h,.,b Iir,.
4, r,i,, Nv 10Th ms. GronGr Bo,ToS
ALLEY, of NcE York, to LOUISA AHN SMITH
JOHNSON, daughter OF a. Is. Johnson, OF U ic1'
unu s'GaI-eL run, utue'IGI % Son" li''n''''
c,,h,.aaa, ;..o,,;a,ooo -, haon xooo;,,,S
,,. Da hlooaoo,
49, r~,.. ,,,,
iNNNru"AF"' -'''"'c 'e'i'q! VI '''
''c" science 81 rhon'sFaPhy, uI'S '-1ieu'eS H.
1r''''s ''' ''''' ''''' N1''' '''''
rny.Js ,,ara a', ','' rr.' oo,s
Ul,bu, nd DOM ia
Thnd better letter b,
sh- u,l . Ia > cgs ia,
Ansnn dyshe Iade g.
Troy and BURLINGTON. o.; readers
will have noticed the advertisement: of the
o"p'''" ~ '''e ''"'''"u anu W wa
ha'l'Cil' Eo,'As H. oAHFiILD Esq N'
eo'l'S"'h u '''l' Lime Pe'lec'S '"c Co''"ec''o"'
r'a ne R1'ahI ana nlf'ihgton' ara Troy ana
Ku'land ROADS, te'"eeh Mohtreai q oguehs-
burgh ana New York. We understand the
kutland ana asiinSton Road Is IN me WORK
ing condition, and delivers Its passengers on
good time" reaching Troy IN ample season
tor the Evening Boats Tor New York.
We are informed that an arrangement Is IN
contemplation for nm Accommodation Train
o''"''" nun 'o', anu ,'' -, '' NY D"'
.'"9'on "oou' a. Ni'' 'eue''i"4 i'oy "oou'
T. ana leaving Troy ABOUT - = NJ, ana
arriving at nu'''"g'o" at ABOUT - T. M'' ere'y
"0Y' l"'S ueSrap'e Arrangement "ou'u give
burlington man. 'oF eNa'nP''' a" opportunity
10 VISIT Troy, spend some or3 hours there,
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BUFFALO. September 6.

IJVf FAI-O' otPlcHIUtI U'
AGENTS OF THE BosToN Betting COMPANY
We have had your Vucanized Rubber Betting in
use on Grain Elevators tor a long time both for
Driving and Elevator Belts, and find them to an.
swer our purpose and the recommendations given of
them fully Our Driving Belt is sixteen inches wide,
and sixty,o feet long and we have not had to take
it W hut once. We decidedly prefer this betting to
any other in use both tor durability and evenness in
running. Yours, &c,
SMITH & BRO.
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Field Seeds.

NARROWFAT, Earl June, Ohio, and
VI Saca Peas, Poland, Hack sea and Duck
Wheat; Seed Com. Sc tor sa low, ly
DArLE Il ALLEN
March is. W.
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BRANT'S
Pr NOVhRY DALShJI.
She Great COUGH REMEDY.

nuny years Of experience and more than Hundred
Thou-nrd Cures Of CCnsumptiYc Complaints. haze
proved TO undOntrd satisfaction OF
become ncquan'ed with this po"d,rm remedy Hreny.
~ superior, because II IL so1iHg md hcaay Ell rl.r,
ccr'nin to cure CONSUMPTION or tie Lungs. my
o.htr Remedy ia the world. We know, u svcr. snd
y TINT COnsu p'iJn not be cared BE tue ou'p
ion OF the tho few, shall urr,e
such hu this rH s1y md 10 assert t4 -s which
proved IN thousands Of cases ttt s medicine has cured
Cocl' aud G'ed,es which before the effected
called real GOnrUnptiOn, ard which attended with
syptor rcsenh!rd and IN MI -eye tt lasy1.
Of those who die rad .hcq tend died win
that fatal dsc'se Consumption. This Bsssm las cured
NOUSdn6f Of who said 10 be hopccssy afflicted
who had h1yG dyt ,deting Courh--Tair. The Breast,
Side, and haek-Dnculty Of Breathing pv'ent t.Dee.
toV1 ion - Hectic Ferr - hrglt SBe1tand wnSt
Of the Flesh and Blood Persons havirs srct complains
bsVs been cured after sad they could not live week
longer This Medicine has cured 2Dne who
10 il dying state but by tee USE Of this refre.y
ow live, and enjoy good health. -
This Bnsnm is purely vegetable compound Il. peas
ant take and a injury IN &c disease
circumstances II efecir lie wonderful and ainogt mi.
rncu Gus Cures by Purifying, Mren9t-ing and nyiR-
Grating the wioe syaem-by e7l1'tzirg n" cycuLoq md
producing he7ihy ntton-hui odynq Cough, s',mg h.
Servcs-and aiding aud facilitating ESpectorntiou. Il
Cures the following diseases VIZ II
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Bakersfield .fcadrl!,iCai
Institution.

TN Z Summer Term viii commence o.,
/ " Wednesday, May u, AMI e'ose I0ly 22l
t. - J. 5. SpACLDlNG.
AN'lH'. 'Sl2 wl3V3
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ON AND AFTER Monday, April l.. 1852
" Passenger Trains viii run as follows.
FROM TRON

ON AND AFTER Monday, April II, 1852,
~ Passenger Trains viii run as follows.
FRGI TROY.
Leave Uoosck ST at : so \. VI and reach Eagl-
BrIi,e at 10 A NJ, conErrtinr with the cars ot the
Rutland nl.A Washington Rmlroad tor Rutland and
Burlington and wth Stages tot Union Village, Hoo
flch Arnlarun and bennington.
A-o.nt $40 +. VI. nui reach Eagle Bridge at
$40 T.. VI cunHrctm. with Cars Vt the Rutland Is
Washington L, Il. tor salem, ami with Stages Tor
Ilou,lcA, Arlington. Bennington End Union Village.
FROM EAGLE BRIDGE.
Leave ri $50 a NJ, on arrlva at cars from Sa-
lem, and S'a@cs iror Bennington Arlington aud
hoosi.S aud STRIVE - Troy nj 80, connecting with
Express Traa OF Ihc Hudson River Railroad Tor
New YORK.
Also. a. $50 7. Il. on arrival oi the Cars from
Ruirnd ard Stages from Bennington, Arlington
AMI tioos.y. arnyt At 'r'oy At J + NJ connectnS
with Express Tram al Hudson River X. K.
freight Grains, Nondays, " rdnesdays and Fri
days leave Troy ate 4. VI, reach EaGle Bridge
al u 80 ?. " leave Eagle Bndse at | p NJ, reach
Troy nt So Z. Vi.
Passengers and Baggage viii be delivered by the
CompnrT's Coaches. n Ill" Hotels and the Hudson
River Il Passenger StatlIn, without extra charge.
Tiche' Office, Hudson River L x. Station, No.
2lT! River street, Grov.
$. :. JOHNSON, Superintendent.
Troy, April p, l52. d&wh
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we cannot "'5' ,or tlPre 5 no o''e scarcely
~
c-yo c,l ,r,, c,rIo,,;,,. tho ,,s, Wood
s,,Ir, lt.rc,,,
The ci,jz,n. Of H,rIin-,on h,vo voted ,o
appropriate twelve th9us,nl dollars to the cree
uon OF Il Town II Ill, FMS i respect ME, bnt
~ ~. .,,' T. "a ~ !, - Il" ''i,'y NV o.t'
r,n,bIi,i,s nr tLn1r f,rn~rt I,c,t;on :, b..
.r' ,vn to be taa lrte,t town in Vermont. no;
WIZ tie help of tla wealthy men who lnhab,
l. on H. sHEe '' 'A'n no" 'lHg me c'n'F".
.,.,j .',,. ,.,fl
BnrlGrton mirh, be a sr,ctss.ai compciI,or
with the mrnntlc'uInL c!tlcs oi New IN 4lIna.
Tint Burlington has NJ. t"Ji."l hers IF -
She might AMI should have aouo, Of the miner
o Is and important advantages of position and
r's.urca, ana means that ST. Possesses my
be ad ultei. That she ought to be, oal viii
yc, bet arcc PRODUCING Town, instead o.
as sac now j., almost wholly cows iN1
Town. we do 10, pcrr, ourselves - doub,.--
There Is n movement a - ~ visible IN the pop
uai mind hero. no, vet developed in outward
ac,. and efforts, hut soon to be TIN; devei4Inl
tlr! will place BlrInI'oA where She Ia entitled
to IT,. " feel certain Of II.
Int our "wc,lthy men are ,,at l:al,o to ;hc
lm0utrtlon cast upon them rr tIe Mercury -
The past history Of Burlington proves precise
" the contrary Of tI.-t imput;,.ion. And VIC
have 10 hesitation in saving t.at, in our orin-
ion there is not ono among them who would
not dlly, and with generous libcrality con
tribute to the carrying forward Of any sensible,
feasible, businoss-lke and practicable plan til
should be proposed to increasa the business and
augment the prosperity of Burlington. But
like capitalists elsewhere, they undoubtedly
wish 10 be, as they have right TO be, satisfied
that any proposed plan or project for investment
presents fair and business like claims upon their
confidence. 1t e but few years since r'ry
large amount Of money! invested by orr veal
thy men, IL Manufacturing Establishment,
was absolutely sunk, and it must be ;2ra'nber.
Ell that experiences Of thSSogt inevitably teach
the highest caution and F!uience!
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From Tic TroJ Uhig.
General Wool.

The nime cf General Wool, though not ms
prominent as that Ut some other Democratic
candidates for tho Presidency, is one which is
associated with more real and substantial ser
vices To the country than that of half Inc crowd
OF eager asplrants. The american Wig Re-
view, in an article referring 70 the various Dem
ocratic candidates, thus speaks OF Tue gallant
WooI -
"Gen Woo Is last on the somewhat long
list lie possesses an unbIcmished reputation
As an oiicer and gentleman, lie is also a
son Of New York; aud whether hc NAV TIC
what is technically called a "iayorte SON. or
not. he is a citizen Of whom any State may be
proud The General reaped laurcls in the war
Of 1912; and as Inspector General during the
ong peace, be rendered good service in keep
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Burlington Warps ana
ShecttslgS.

burlington Warps ana
Shectings.
Vt1E Winooski Mill Co. have on hand,
i and for sale, large assortment Of Cotton Warps
made from the choicest stock, which they recon-
mend as very superior article consisting OF the fol-
towiig kinds viz.
1900 End Coarse Satinet Warps for Custom Cloths
1900 Fine " Market Goods
1850 Fine " Domets, with
or without blue list.
They have also few bales OF choice Sheeiings
which will be sold at the market price.
Warps can be obtained OF J. & J II Peck e. Co.,
or 5. K. Rathbnrn Agt, Wnoosk Falls
Sheetings can be had of S. R. Ra,hbun Agt., at
Winooski or from the Subscribers at Burlington.
NJ. MOVES IL co.
Burlington, April 4, 1852 d&wtf
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Dissolution.
Vegetable Pulmonary BalSar:,

knowledge its superiority, and with entire conf eace
to recommend 1t to their patients as a supeto prep
aration, which has been found to be perfectly sale
convenient and highly efcacious in all diseases Of
he Throat, Lungs, and Chest. One who has use-
il thus speaks OF it. =
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MOTIF T..

NOTICE IS HERERY GIVEN, THAT HAVE
by mutual consent and tina shall caiia none OF his
earnings, nor pay any Of HI. debts sii'r :Ais dete
GEORGE EDGECUMB.
Burlington. March 20 '9ta w.'"'
DURLAPS. Bales Burlaps, for sale
nby N hOl Is 4 GO.
December y d&"I
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COMMERCIAL.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
NLpNtsnAY, March q.
A, Market 81 Cnttic--nbuut 45O Becves and
81 Stores. consisting of Working Oven, Cows and
Calves, yearllu,s two aud three years Old
Prices Market leeI-Extrn, $500 ger cwt: lst
quality, 81 so; % quality $500; 81 Gthity $500
ordinary Siat 80.
Illlcs-iaI, 80 per cwt. TAlow S5,j0aGCO Veal
Caiyes 5al0. Pelts 90 81. Cuh Skins ga I0c
pei h.
Stores-Woiking Oxen--Sgj %. lOlall&.
Cows and Cnlvos-S23, ~, 28a36. D.
Yearngp-S lOal5.
Two Years od-Sls, 20, 22a3l
Three Years oid-S3O. -, a6a5I.
Sheep md Lambs 1850 at mtrEct-- Flices-
Extra sc, :, Gall. BY lot 81 g. ), a5 as
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"CLlNroY Pc, I. K Dec %, 1850.

L
it thus speaks OF it,
CLINTON PAR-, !, (, Dec 20, 1850.
Messrs. Reed q Cut.et,--Neariy seven years age
| had yloIsn; attack ot inflammation OF the lungs
which was treated by my physicians with the most
powerful remedies but with little effect tor the 0bqic
ment Of violent pains about my chest. My cough
was almost ncessant, accompanied with cApec;o'a-
ton OF the most purld and offensive kind part 81
the time mixed with blood, both OF a dark ald PINK
color. Several large ulcers broke on my lungs.
which came near suliocating lac lad continue,
night sweats and was reduced almost 20 skeleton.
My case was considered hopeless, not Cnly by the
physicians, but by al. Nho saw me. AccldenteIy
hearing from neiGhbor OF the effects VIM The
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam had produce. III a
similar case | was Induced 10 try il. Peiore had
used one bottle began TO improve, ana by t.l nse
Of four bottles was restored to usual heath. had
used variety OF other medicines which gave IN" no
retie: A few weeks ago was smila..y c.iacSed.
and am using the Basam with the some bc.,-
etcil resrts. This statement is unso. ted and i,
costs YOU nothing, but il it will be Ct any service &c
any one, my object is accomplished
csgned) WI, ?, NoxEN,, P. NJ"
Nov /, ls5l-New Certificates, 10 almost any
extent might be added if deemed necessary but the
prcprleors feel that the article LAS become univer
sally well known, ard lis virtues so generally ac-
knowledged by physicians and others as TO make 1t
unnecessary Offer at this tmC .GlAer proof 81 the
merits a. this highly popular article.
! "a. Retcdre Of 'OuRteTGeHs and JGitGti0ns
such as Carers Compouu- Pamcnary Basam
American Pulmonary Ra.sam, and others in part
bearing the name Enquire fos the article by its
whole name the
"Veseiabie Pulmonary BalsaT.'
and see il has the written signature OF W.. IoYT
CUTLIE upon yellow label, on he blue wrappeis -
Each bottle and seal ia stamped Vegetable Pulmo-
naty Balsam."
Prepared by Reed. Sutle. & Co.. importers
and Wholesale Dealers n Med cines, Paints. Chem.
icas and Dye Stutfs, SO India Street, BOSTON, ana
sold by Druggists, Apothecares. and Country Ne!-
chants generally For particulars mud recconmer-
dations see pample: accompanying cacn 2or.t =.
Price so cents fo7 ca, e IN Blu, rEton by SMITH
& RICHARDS and 4. {. StEAR
November - wGOIos6
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James w. Odcll,
Diss0HutiOn.

THE firm of ATW ATER & CHASE is this
/ day dissolved by mutual consent. Ali demands
due the said firm, or due q. +. Atwaier will be
settled by William Atwater. -
GEO. F. ATWATER,
K. w. CHASE.
Burlington, Anil 18th, 1852 d2wtf
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For Sale.

TTIIIE Subscriber offers for sale, and pos.
L session given Immediately, the premises where
he now lives containing about one and three fourth
ncres of land about ~ rods front on College street,
l6 rods on Champlain sreet,4 rods on Bank street
and rods On Water street On the premises, ore
in fce bearing condition. the choicest varieties
Fruit in the State. Among tne varieties are
80 Varieties OF Apples,
25 Pums.
ID Cherreo,
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BRIGHTON CATTLE uARKEr-Marcb q


At market 600 Beef Cattle, no Stores X pmfs
Working OXeu, 90 Cows and Calves, 900 Sheep and
Lambs. roo swine.
PRicEs--Bect Catrlc--Ex,ra s. j., quality 6 50 ;
I'd % 800; 81 do 81 d4,5O.
WORKING DXEN--Ii, ~, ~. )00"l0i.
Cows AND CALvts-S2l, q, -. 2So3i.
SIskr AND LANHs-Sl,7j, 243. Extra 94joR
Coz.
owiYE-5l aci :; retail Gh1!c
MYSTERIOUS DIsArruARAycE. Rats, Mice and
Ccrkroacirs disappear v-ry mysteriorsly after
psing Smiths Ex,ermlnator. Try it. For sale by
Poor {. Shipmau, - Broad street aud SMITH IL
RICHARDS, Darlington. w4lwi
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER I'm
portaHt to DySpsptics DIR. l. S. uOUGHTON'S
PEPSlN, the true Digcstirc Fluid, or Gastric
Juice. prepared from Kennel, or die iour;,. stomach
II the Ok, after directions ct Pcicn LIEB3G, the
great Physiological Chez, LIST, by y. s. IlOuGH-
TON, NJ. d., Philadelphia. This is TIT y won
derlul remedy toy indigestion. ryslepsia laundce,
Liver Complaint Constipation gnd Debility, curing
after Ne:wr's ~ .neh9d, by M ares orn Agent
the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing Scientific
evidence Of is value furnished gratis. See notice
AMONG the Medical advertisements jylGwly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-30
Tho Vermont Central Eailrond.


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