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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29

0FGin rpttbmtCr Suub bat in P0oc Sfp. Stbupt'
fill Gounr, piets oncCrs 6uuct, Stbwtlns, IL + ~ 9Ss
tilIEn. e. llQt Gin QRcthktblatt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29
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StbSuen Gont, 8lcdbeab fdr Sbr Compliment
defenders fir Den Src in Der Bbejtsae. Sur Sba:
Dc fir sic, oa6 db fein Src fdr eineu edauer oarn
Fnoeu ld6t SBdrs bics Der Sa, 70 ruts pos Gcmpli:
ment crrpSoert pereen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29

0GYSm Slnat osr Ysrcini9tCn Stanttn III ett Vtil
rpcnatb eanNparrants ibSrlbrirbn wusSn tSnnep
paIirt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29

OEF3u GamptSrs in g1ains fttt Gins Srou, Die Ibcn
Etbybn Sabre, in Srl9s vru ShSeerIbmun9, nibt aus
ibrem 8etts tann
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29
Sic M Grftc.
Gaftpn GRarftpreife.

Gdstoa Wfarftpreife.
Sfmlsr, q e0-Roign. 55-8tesm 64-@eTns
fern, 63 -loafsr 36-5lohsioouisn, 00-Gkeiaas
men. 5 Observation-Disclosures, 3 90 = Butter, l5-
Gisr. 20 Sdpcinefeiih, 6--Bbistcr. 22-pidcrpr
bcls CO. -Gttbenbcs, 4 00-Gsps, A 00
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29

0SFDer Scr. Staatsn Senet bat bSkblcIT,u. eag ben
in Der Srie9smarins eisnenocn Scsteutsn in 8utunft
feline esfasn @strdnts mebr srsebt, oassssu ibrs
mspa.llbm Bsldpunssu UbSbt psrpsn Casu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29

0=0tr nme staotsiitrttdr ou9br6 bat Gisbd e
auaclttut.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29

GrpBce Sfanb.-Ois SirsiniO Sont gu Yrrts.
mouth it ecr euiesn 92adbtsu srbrCtbcu uuo oaraus
$1,000 Sbalsr etlictaeu moroen. 100000 bapcn iiuo
Neten uno Der Siet (S27 0Q0) ii eClo glotb un(rn
Iietsa Slohribteu mar man prm SbdtT peb nltbt auf
er Spur,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29

OrFSbatems StcpnS btfnoct fb 9c9entpSrti9 Su
6aus in ccr Staot eantofttr. Gr fell kbr trantItib
frin
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29

0E5-Bcr eini9sn absnosn ii ,u Columbia, eanroltsr
Gauntp, Gin BalI gu Gunsu bsr 2rmsn ssaeten NOR:
ben. l65 SbOler uno 60 @suts wurpsn 6araus fir
bic lrmen 9eISst.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29
SSOm @On9refs. : a4t a6aIer ben

SSon SSarriSbmr9 -8oRutb. S6nee
une G6Iittenbabn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29

OTIic Gbmltiu oopsn ,,9Rop" Gerihtct, taE ncrl:
lb bic 8irbcnacc bsrcits 9diutt babs fir tis Yctr:
Nouna Cinss tlIinru Sincss, os 3pcifd pc9cn oETIn
iuirtttbrm Scb cutitonb ros 8no wurbs in pormcS
NeofIr aect ssi9te toIo psrsr sstrn unb murbs &C.
Iln0,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29

2aucdfter, %. San. Die Girano Sum in hcm
rcpit 9c9sn Die Gbriliona 5ckn9nsn bat bier bGute
9Rcrotn bsritct raG is ttncn Gruno sur anta9e auf
&out uno cro 9t9tn eiedbEn fnot. Sis itno osPbaIO
CntIafrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29

OHF9er Statesman" cine ;u Ybilooelpbia Bcrs
ou6ae9ettne ertcCtc 5titns III ncuttb eiu9cgau9su-
DiEs tpor oub cine Der 3titur0tn rie tc lester QEoB
Sncpbcns 8risf uno Die lS3Str ectcfrtc NporSiTs
putiSrtcn. Gs ii oic fiji Ole QRbisahs uihts psrtc:
rGn-ji9t atrr alb ttiueu ectcfctc Gepinu ratt6lt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29

SIt'S mbg1icb !-Gs miro 9ciaat noF ntuib ros
sous Cines @brrs in glcrfctf crbrcdcn uno ooraus
eiui9s Stddr SitrrQccbirr 9CltrblEn wrrom dsn. GS
mus bctb elm rummtr Dict Fin, fCr Glnsn @ehcr 3l
bCrouben Iubt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29

Sd,rcflich = DoS DOnpfitbiff "amnrn", III
usutb unmeit prr eueliItbtn 6Gs in Wrono Sstotbrn
unc aus $50 gsrtncn 135 init osmitlben rtrOrannt'
Die ltt6ri0su rGttctcn tb ouf ctnEm tltnen @cc pc
rauf s II Smnpsu bin unp br 0ttrisGsn mcrc'n fno'
bis iis ouf9encnlmcn rpuretn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29

OJ-Dtr 9Gbsrfbrant, Cen bic 6tntAtn rtn On!
tono bcm 8aiIrtubtn ron Setrcttb init Ndtblttm jui
G3eitbcnt motbtn niro, tcitCt $4,000 1rGars.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29

0C5- 9si Der amts:Ginfeun9 esS NilIiam 8olsr
gum 6cupsrnSr hicts Staats om pcrtsetsn Dienltaa,
III nibs ln9cpSbnbss pcr9calIen, auger eaB bic psr=
larlnlstts sQsuae fhlstbt in Sronuu9 bIis6.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29

Cola WpntsS dufcrti iitb d6tr Nmsrita: 6
mobt III Su9euo uno SrSnmatit gBbclslas unb 9lticf
i'm Rctatt allen anrcrn QGnocrn!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29

0J-Dr 8antisr Snieao in Gndnnati. pcltber fdr
ben 8outbcno $1,000 beuilIisis, bat Den gBihpsn uuo
gBoifn sher Stapt Gin aBsibuatbtsssEbsut prn $4,000
arnaehf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29

2tbrccflich.- h.-Sn Gntcpn, nathft lfa, i'm Stat
9Irmcrt. flno in Cuem SnfiJtute 80 unSe Mdptbe
proftlt mcroSn. 60 o9t Der Goicn Nsmrtrat
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29

2puiS S1dpcIcpn, prefptnt (ceer aSnt9 y ron
SroutrVitb, Ica Ebr Gonae kin, or nShtt ermcrcSt
uroCn GcuC Gorrjasc bat CT tu9clfat mothm la'''n,
uno rpcnu CT ous9tbt miro CT vcn elmer ltartn ecns
poous Droornr cttcrtirt rpcprn Gin itotr flnS rSt
6ono auf sjner giItcle bat
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29

0C.3"GS pirb 6Gbouptst, oaP ctpa so 9Rettn iUrtdb
rrn Gan Sucn od 0Icrte cine Sancns auf9cfunotn
prrotu i, rpCltbc u rintm rcn Den Stbitn res Gnt;
ordcrs Der ncueu QEclt olbSt bott. I'm pir 6ancrc
ru Der SIams pen Gbrlltrpb Columbus uno Die Sabrs:
;abl Iiiner erltSn 9siR ttbcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29

Nube1tbrcr. -GbortCS @rrcr unS Subrn gRod
lpurrCu pcr rGr Gcurt pru Gthurltlu 9ounp ptrto9t
ipsil fie Eb tti elmer eager &uanmun9 Ibebt oufIr;
fiibrt uno lnrubt 0ritlftt botcn. Do6 lrtbttl Ger
Gcurt it NRcnot GIfan9niiitraft uno 30blun9 fT
llntrlttn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29

2Groe BON 6las.-Sr. :. Y. 8app bat cine
ncus l(rt S6r9e prn Gos rfunotn, octbs man anott
Der rcu ,pctI 0cbrauth;u fam.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29

0ETGine ncue 9NoIbicne, UNI Stsius ;u fbnsiosn,
gu a9sn uno 9att ,u MAIDEN 1T unSn9 crfunoSn lpcrs
ben. Die gaibnS cU rstbt ttnltIib ein9sri6tst unb
ntB[ich Ein
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29

Sic SSun, Der 9rr6s nCrIpc9be 5ietltr, ii ncuIid
in 9lemcrt ou9ttrmmcn. Ntan pstB rch ntcbt rrdlt,
rb CT @cnterte gu 9tcn StStntt coer b in olrtm eanps
uitOntoNtu wiO. @in9t batsn t9ar 3pef'L OF Es pr
ctbtc SlS 9Sug Et
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29

Gen. SSutlcr fbEiut nit isrcm Sage Gruno Sl
ocpinuCu, uuo cs 1T hSth mabrcbGtnltth ooB CT cts
Grurununo fit he QreRtruttritCIs ucn Der ecfcfctc
Gotcuo;Gcuviuticu Crbotttn wiro.-botGn utctts eas
ocos. Sen. Ssctt III Gin Su alter &riG9sbtIo fir tbn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29

Sur Scr Slatteru. Ir. QG. Stelo$ ptn
GRiminotrn, Del, laa: bo6 Gin eSfd prI Stsrtraucr-
bGfs nit ppti oSd pcG tolt GHor rtrmrn9t orct bis
uiCr gy2o rcS Says ocnrmmCn bic @lottcrnfrontbsit
hbcr brbt. 8inpr mtltu nab SGrbaItnR msnser
ucbntn,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29

Tciebiib1cr Cartridges lcU man boufnmcs
in Nsu: 5crlm Cot fubsn. Die tbr rtn9e 8dlte, une
Der ltmtono roG is njdt ouf Sruno tSnnCn, trnnhn
fE pis cs ihSint, ntht crtro0cn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29

o. Menfhn nit psrttinerttn 6sr,cu fino tlins
Ssnbct abcr Der rclltcmmsn psrtcinerte 8Srper Ci:
nes GlaunG5 pelehen untanslt apci in snrm 6cblGu:
lager bs gcrri$ SGinCiS bsb6ftlsts arbritr ausaru.
ben, III ocpiS cine Observation-Disclosures.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-29

0E~Dis &eaon9 8iC9ltabn9Gfathoft ron Ybuo:
oapba bat uiht oGtin Den Dtrtttcrsn ncs csuttbsu
6rlpitatS $50 Scnncn Scbltn ;ur 8ertbdluue an Ole
Nrmen sum Gcbcnt 9Imotbt cnrcru iic hat autb cuii
bic Irmru in Stoot uuo Gouum Ybitaotpbja bspobt
unb I'm Gjan;eu 1000 Scunsn 6cblin ausastbtlt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-19
CALIFORNIA.
q eEi c q o. cgOvy'
CALIFORNIA EXPRESS,


\ consequence OF Numerous personal applications
a. and also by NAH and Telegraph ior information
respecting the lines TO California, and to secure Pas
sage Ilcii l. On the steamers, the Suhs"rlb now
issue circular twice each month, showing the prices
charged different lines, wt,h the dates OF depar
,re from this city, and the period to which tickets
have been sold III advance.
Also an account of the departure OF Transient
Steamers and sailing vessels around Cape Horn with
prices Of passage by each, aud when the same can
be obtained.
OR long experience in the California Express
business enables Us 10 prepare a circular from the
most reliable sources, and which enbrac much use
iui information TO those gong, or intending 90, to
California.
Thoss in evant Of such iniormaton can be supplied
vilh Circulars 10y addressing Us, post paid
per.uus resIdlug al distance from New York
The dcshe 10 90 California can the mise ives
TIE expense q a journey to New York and const-
quent loss Of lime, and can obtain Tickets by send
ing sight drafts ON New ork, payable to our order
or by reference TO respectable house who will pay
, tor the iIcbrt, when secured.
HE compensation charged Tor this service is FIVE
| DyI6ARS tor clch ticket procured. All orders for
ucnes should be accompanied with the names OF the
parties IN tai.
We forward Package, Parcel and Letter Express
per each Steamer leaving Tor California.
THOMPSON X HITCHCOCK.
! March lG. w6mo's
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-19
Ny DEAR HARRY,
Reply.


My DEAR
Yours ct 9th, Is received, and hasten TO give
you the information desired for the JcRcft OF your
TREND, as follows
The soil, when you can gel at it, is posed rrln-
clpaly OF Cong omcrate, viz: a mature Of muck
moss, decayed fern leaves, paving stones aud snow
The face OF the country, when not covered with
snow, is covered with growth OF lcmiock Tam
arac, Spruce and Cedar timber, except those por-
tons viii Ii the enterprise Of former years has at
tempted 10 cl,ar-thesc are covered with stumps
rocks, fallen trees, alderbushes, and brllnbes
The fruits are various, comprising most Of the
species found IN high attitudes, such as Choke chez
r,cs, Moose-bcrry, whortle, berry and black Rasp-
berry, the latter N great abundance and perfection
Among the game, is to be iovnd the domestic fowl
the swallow, Crow, and BIuc Jay, and, in mild sum
mcrs, the Might Hawk, aud scrccch Owl.
The aninir hunted Tor li"lr fur, arc tie Cat, Tho
Chpmok, and .lruy doI-.-lio.c chiefly cs,ccnct
ior 'hcH flo h. ~" 'bc Muk fot, 5iggk aud Wood
chv-k
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-19

The Fishes embrace n great variety, from the
Tad.poc, to uII-pout-thcSuckc is sailed down
Tor winter use.
TIA" principal articles OF consumption, are Fork,
White Beans, Appic-sase, and Rye Whisky.
The principal articles OF import are dried apples
Buffalo coats, tea, tobacco couon-cloth, moiasses,
bogus cigars, and spoiIt oysters
The articles OF export are few, being only such
things as they don't want thomselves-the principal
are, Convicls to Auburn and Sing Sing Prisons, and
Emigrants to California.
The chic productions, are whtehcaded children,
which in time grow to be lumbermen, pedcrs, dea-
cons, squres, politicians and rogues.
Their means OF getting living are ingenious and
vancd-ihe most ostensibe. however, is dickerng,
at which they are very expert, swoppng horses trad
ing cattle, and getting boot.
Their chief amusements, in winter, are keeping NJ
a fire, watching the weather, going to funerals, whit
ting, and breaking steers. In summer these axe
varied, by getting out manure, hoeing corn, acting
as crows, and getting clown sick )" eating
green apples.
| The range OF domestic duties is confined altogeth-
! rtn chance, AMI the women folks"
Their principal business Is impertinrn inter
terence into other peoples affairs to the entire neg.
tct oi their own, eXaggcyamg evilrcpurts throwing
obstacles in the way OF public improvements talking
poIi,lcs,nn' doing chores The young leave the parcn
tai root ot tender age, and commence their owl
| hook, pcdlimg pep corn gingerbread, and moasse!
candy.
| The climate, isa cross between I.ap!and and 81
| IBERIA not quite a. cold rs the olr and good dea
colder than the other, but healthy. The principa
| Diseases are lame stomach dcIirlum trcmens, ant
''loKs is sick"
lin" articles OF luxury, most esteemed, are sal
Goldfish, dried pumpkins, aud WOODEN gowns.
The articles OF furniture are cook stove, mop
pail. waeh.dsh.
Then farming implements. consist OF an axe,
hoe ~ log cham. generally dooked, and jack knife
Then education is confined to writing their name
gucs-lu., oil hogs, aud making aXe-helvcs.
Their moral and religion, ideas, are vague an,
loose. They generally live to green old age, an
die as green as they lived.
Their principal places OF resort, are the platform
at Railroad Depot Bar-rooms, Justices Courts. all
publc and private Offices, where they have no busi
uess.
Their habits are predatory and migratory.
II your friend is a bachelor, it may be intercstin
TO him to know that the Females with few cxcep
tons have 10 front teeth, but their eye teeth
early, and are sharp aud well developed. Ii ther
are any points not touched upon likely to nluenc
him in the choice d residence, | hope you wi
nave no RESTITUTION in asking further enlightenment.
Iulr, ever.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-19
The Bennington Flint Ware.

The Troy Post, ina long and enthusiastic
notice of the works of Messrs. LYMAN & Fen
TON, in Bennington, (which give employment
to nearly 100 men, and probably contribute to
the maintenance, comfort, education &c, &c,
of five or six hundred sous,) says
While on casual visit to Bennington VT,
few DAYS since, we looked into the extensive
Works of Messrs. LYMAN g. FENToN, for the
manufacture of their Flint Enamel Ware
They are very ingcniousiv and conveniently
constructed, and are on most liberal and eX-
tensive scale.
They employ from 10 TO an 100 hands
The WARE which they make is fast rising
into world wide reputation and is sure to meet
with popular favor wherever it is introduced
1t surpasses in beauty, elegance, durability
lightness and convenience every rival manu-
facture.
1t is surprising to observe the great variety
of uses to which it is adapted. Their articles
embrace every thing fromFhe most elegant and
magnificent Parlor ornaments 10 the common
est Kitchen utcnsil all of winch challenge the
highest adrnirati3n We must mention some
unique and elegant specimens Of Book look
presented NY by Mr. d. W. CLARK, their in
genous and accomplished Foreman they
throw gilt edges" and Turkey Morocco" en-
tirely in the shade,
We are also indebted to the Projectors Of
this fine Manufacturing Establishment, for a
valuable accession to our Library, in the shape
ofthree Books, ,assorted Sizes and a variety OF
ornamental articles, which are elegant samples
Of the beauty and variety of this admirable
ware. Among other "worlis," Mcssrs, LNMtN
FENroN Through their excellent Foreman Mr.
CLARK sent us Il volume Of the Free Press
which is the more fattering to the Editor, and
the less likely to do him harm, because it car
by no possibility be opened, 1t was designed
as all the Books published by Messrs. LYMAN
g FENroN are, to contain warm water, TO warn
the feet of its owner, and is doubtless bette
adapted than its prototype to perform lis iuhc
tion,-though the contents Of both are unqucS
tionablv watcry. water is very well IN It's
way" as the antl-tomperance traveller remark
cd. "and has undoubtedly done great deal TO
navigation but for a steady drink" continued
the vigorous defender Of other liquids, "tor
sieady drink. give me rum !" Now wate- ani
even ,carm water, may be the best thing io
Mcssrs. LYMAN & FENroN's Books, but
newspaper volume ought to be expected to con
tain something stronger" whatever temper
ancc folks may say,-and we are willing t
leave the decision Of the question to our trlen'
Mr.. speaker PowLHs. the President Of th'
state Temperance Society.
But however this question may be decided
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-19
Telling the Truth.

Among the wilds of this Northern country,
between New York and the Canada line, there
are several gentlemen who are large land own
crs, and who are residing upon, or in the Vi
entity Of, their property. They are, most of
them at any rate. gentlemen Of education, cu-
tvatcd tastes, and refinement of thought, I'M
pulse and habits, They are the cXotics of the
latitude into which they have been transplant
cd, and look opcn-eycd upon the manners and
customs of the Indigenous humans with whom
they are brought in contact, aud sometimes
marvel at the close homoganay that exists
between all manner products III their neigh
borhood.
Not long AGO las the dates will show "A gen
up in the Wilderness of the North, just this side
Of Canada, asking information in behalf Of his
friend who had conceived the notion that it
might be fun, or profit to establish himself in
1.-THE dlegiug'" alluded to. The reply of the
TtSid,m gentleman addressed is rich as the
compost Of the St Lawrence County swamps !.
The man who can read it without laughing,
we respectfully request to "call at the office
and settle" We stole tho correspondence from
friend who will be astonlsled to sec ii in print;
but it is rather too good to keep 1t is as fol-
lows:-
Nlw YORK, Feb. 9th. -.
Ny DEAR IIAnEy,
A friend OF mlnr who has Just disposed OF yaua-
Il, in, N IL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-19

- The ice in the Hudson, at Albany, is
rapidly dissolving, and a speedy breaking up Of
the river is certain.
-- Fast Day in New Hampshire, Thurs
day, April 9Th and IN Connecticut, Friday,
April 9th.
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New Goods.

I { ST received at IIORTON'S JcWcIrv
. and Fancy Good Store, No. /, Bank Block some
beautiful Ear rn.e, aud Ladies pins of late and beau
'u patterns FOB, Guard and Vest chains Ladies
Charlllnrs, Gold thnubIcs, pencils, &c.
March IG. dSwtf
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Temperance Life Insurance

VIlE American Temperance Life In
Il surance Company located at Hartford. Conn
500 900 paid up Capital.
Temperance folks can be insured IN this Company
on better terms than can be offered to them in any
other Company in the United States. California
risks taken at reduced rates. Office at ADKINS s
FuLLERs' On College Street.
JAMES I. PHELPS,
Agent Tor Vermont.
Burlington, March l5 wifi
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Burlington, March q, 1852.

o. We trust our Committee on a Town
Hall will not ask Mr. WHITLEY, or any other
Architect, for Plan and Estimates for a by
. building. We NEED an edifce at least G5
feet by 100, and three Stories high and we
are perfectly confident that such building
would pas a high interest on the Investment,
Let Ue hlvr Sowcihiu~ ~ poihiag,
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AUDITORS REPORT.

To Tue Town or DURIINGToN:
Your Auditors would report that they have
settled the account Of the Overscor of the Poo
for the year ending the 18th Of March, instant'
and find the gross amount paid out during that
time, to have been S4329,00.
Amount received by the Ovcrseer Of the
Poor in sun1rles, to wit:
Money ec'd Of lrishnen who died at poor
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SPEED THE Pillow.

I'VE are now receiving a large lot of the
" Justly celebrated PROUTES ME4RS Cen
ter Draught FiOUghS, OF different sizes and patterns
Farmers wishing the best PioughS now in use, will
do we TO call and examine them before purchasing
elsewhere. Wit DANY a. ALLEN
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SILVER SPOONS.

A Good assortment Of Silver Spoons OF
Il beautiful manufacture and finish, and warranted
pure AS coin, at II. !. HORTONS
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ON AND tFTEU Monday March Is, 1852
" Passenger Trans viii run as follows:
Leave Toy at \. VI, nuch Eagle Bridge AT 10,
connecting with the cars OF te Rutland and Wash
ingou Railroad for Ruiiuudand Burlington and with
Stages Tor lIooSick Bennington and Arlington.
Also, at 3,3J 7. NJ, reacE Eagle Bridge at 80,
connecting with Stages Tor Arlington, Bennington
and lloo-ICk, same evening.
Leave t.ngir tridgr al SAC y. NJ, on arrival OF
Stages from Iloo,ck, Bennington and Arlington
reach Troy at 10 30, conurclu@ with the 10 10 Train
o: tn" Hudson River Railroad tor \ Y.
Also, at 40 7. VI, on arrival OF the Cars from
Burlington and Rutland reach Troy at & P. NJ.
Passengers and Baggage will be delivered by tie
Compuny's Coaches. at the Hotels and the Hudson
River X. K, Passenger Station, without extra charge
Ticket Office. Hudson River r. r. Station, No.
! III! River street, Troy.
s. +. JOHNSON, Superintendent
March -. d&wt