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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-06
NHC'1AS" a WssNt FWs'BUeS
Falls Village. December Ia. 1852.

District Of Kent, 81.
P;obate Court, November Iath 1852.
L. staten LEWIS MiLLS late Of Ken
IA. 10 said. District, decsased. The Con
u Probate for the DsslsicJ OF Kent hash inn.
ted and allowed SIX mOntns tr0n the da'
hereof. for the Creditors OF said Estate. vepre
seni-G irsolveOt. in which TO exhibi, the.
claim thereto; and.has appoiaaAd Luman
Bissell and Edmund II. Mills EsQuires, Com
missi0neTs- 10 receive aud examine sale
Claims. Certified By
RUFUS FULLER. Judge
The Subscribers give notice that ihey shaI
meet at the late dwelling house Of Levi
Mills deceased. in said Kent. on, the 18th d.
'oi December 1852 and on, the l9ah day
May 1883, ct ten.o'cloclV in the forenoon.
each.of said DAYS, for the purpose Of as,en.
ing on the business Of said appointment
EDMUND II. MILLS. 1Commia.
LUMANfP: BTSSELL. Ssioners
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ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION.
OF THE
UniOn Shoe. Company.


VIZ The undersigned have associated and
Wv do by these presents sssOcIaI our
selves according TO the provisions, Of an Act
relating to Joint Stock Corporations, passeG
MAY Session A. D. 1887. into abody cOrpO-
rate and polite under the name and style Of
the Union shoe Company, for the purpose Of
carrying on The Manufacture Of Boots aud
Shoes, N the towr OF BArkhamsted, Liich-
field County, Connecticut and tor the pur-
pose ut vending and dealing IN the same IN
ihis and other States, and buying and selling
Of her property, and also tor the purpose of
trading az Merchants, 81 HitchcOckvills in
said, Basxhamsted. And we he, sby agree
that ihs Capital Stock Of said CoEp"Eaiion
shall be EouI thousand Dollars divid~d into
One Hund,ed and Sixty Shares of Twenty
Five Dollars each, and we hereby further
gree, that we will be and remain body
polite and. corporate ny the name and style
Aforesaid ;, and that a. a, body. polite and cor.
poTaie we within all respectable governed
and conduct ourselves according 10 and by
virtue Of the provisi ms Of the act aforesaid
The Office II said Company il to he ;"ca.ed
Al HItchc0ckville. Ia witness whereof. W.
have sexe6ally hsTeuntO subscribed uur names.
and sffixed to each. the number Of shaTes-ne-
speciive;y taken.
Arba Afford Thirty Shares
Lucin E. Hodge. d. do
E. h. Graham, Twenty do
Alfred Afford. Twenty do
L PhPlus- Six do
Gam. Marsnall 4 b Twenty
DC.Y Wme Shares
Charles VI 'Ore Eight shares,
Ezra A DoOlittle do do,
DauielHiil do do
Reuben Pinney do do
Justin Hodge Two do,
Per Order Of the President and Directors.
ALFRED Afford. Secretary.
Harkhalasteds sspismbsE Goth 1884,
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RUFUS FULLER, Judge

District Of NORWALK 90. }
Probate Court. Dec. 6, 1852 (
II STATE Of ELNATHAN L.HALL
IL late Of New Canaan, in said Dis
lrict, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District o,
Norwalk hath limited and allowed ri,
months from the date hereof for the cred
itoFs Of said Estate to exhibit their claims
for settlement. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their accounts, properly atlested with
in said Time. will be debarred q recovery
ALI persons indebted to said Estate are
requested TO make Immediate payment to
JOHN N. HALL, Administrator.
New Canaan, Dec, q, 1852.
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District Of IIitch ieId q

N1Uu1IU CVUEN JAZZ D, E613
ESTATE At JOHN WEIMORE la,s
Litch6eid in.said. District. deceased.
Ordered That the adm,niei.a,or exhih
his Administration account TO this Court {,
'sdjusimeh AZ the PROBATE Oiiice IN Li,chfiei
o" the 18th day If January 1853. q, Q o'cIOe
forenoon = and that eli persons interested !.
said estate may be notified thereof The 3,
minisiFatOr will cause this order 20 be pub
lished in Q newspaper printed in LiIchfrlc
county, and post . copy thereof on the Gig
post in LiIch6eld nearest the Lass Fesidenr
Of the said deceased At least Six days hefos,
said day assiGDsJ. A true copy Of Record
Attest Olivia A.G. TODD, Judge.
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- . A " " q

TNiIE. undersigned takes This mel" ot re-
I turning his sincere thanks to his friends
and the public generally for the very lib era,
patronage he has received at their hands,
He would also remind Them tina, pictures are
taken daily. al his Gallery. which are muc h
admired. and pror "uuced by good judges to
be superior to those taken at any other Estsb-
lishment Remember the light ia always best
ior taking DagueLeOtyPes in the early part
Of the day.
LL.JUDD.
Litchfeld Dec. 2Sth 1851.
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TO Lawyers.

TO Lawyers.
T have some fifty volumes OF Law Books
l. which | will sell much below the book :
Sc ters' price. as | have duplicate. copies, such
IS Greenleat Oh Evi enCa K n's Commenia.
rirs. Jortnan IN Wills, Gould's Pleading. Sic.
phens' N,si Plus, sc sc
CO. BELDEN.
Lite hield, Dec 9Th, 1852.
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n TAKEN up By he sah.
I II scriheF. in Z aulEeeiaa

CuNuHHn, % VMU INIh 1u9ta,
-. q bFnwn mare, email ssnn.
me With both fore fact, . SPAWN IN one
ind leg,a few white hairs on ihA bach mnA
shOda round. The owneF il requeaaea a.
rove properly. pay charges and saks ha6
way.
South Canaan. Dee. ~, lisa
V0EODO11 PAL
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ncur, tHumph,e e, sville,) with the 2 A NJ
rain down. Returning will leave On the ar -
wal Of the 10 40 a. NJ. Train Guom Rsidse-
ort.
McNeil's Stage from Watertown will con-
eel at Waterway with The S. b A. NJ, TraiM
own. returning on the arrival OF the l0.2s a.
VI. Train from Bridgeport.
Fenl's Stage from Litch6eld. will coAneel
I Litchfeld Station with both Passspyss
Trains each wav.
0o-F:.igh, will be way billed as usual, FROM
Zach Station 10 New York New Haven ana
bridgeport.
PtlILO HURD .SuperiAteuA<ns
BEiagepest~ Ore, To- 1851. -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-10-28
20 First Class Lake Boats.

Running directly through to and from New York,
and all Ports ON Lake Champlain, thereby avoiding
d't"g Of trj d1BN IN rc-vhbyIHg Goods at Troy and
Whitehall. Property destined for Western Lakes,
will be forwarded from Rouse, Point via Northern
Railroad to Ogdcnsburgh thence by Crawford 40
Erie a Ontario Line Of Propcllors, via Platts-
burrgh Montreal Railroad to Caughnawaga, and
thence by Steamers ON the It. Lawrence.
The Boats of this Line will be invariably towed
by steam ON Hudson River and Lake Champaign.
The Steamers BOSTON, Capt. CHAMBERLAIN (;
ETHAN ALLEN, Capt. llNCkLEY JAMES II.
HOOKER, Capt. SNYDER, will run in connection with
the Merchants Line daily between Whitehall, Bur
ington, Platt>burgh and Rousc's Point, aiIording
increased facilities for transportation of Freight
and Towing.
Property entrusted to this Line for Transportation
is in all eases actually and correctly weighed at the
time of Shipment and the injury and delay to which
property may be subjected by tranShirmcnt is en-
tircly avoided. Particular care and attention given
10 good destined to Canada, and to all property to
be forwarded by the several Kailroads-Propcrty
for Canada, forwarded by Northern, Champlain 4
st. Lawrence, and Platt,burgh aud Montreal Rail-
roads.
Dcbcnture and Warohousing business, promptly
and correctly attended to.
AGE NTS.
MALCOLM CANFlELD, No s IL Coenties Slip,
New York.
FOlLErT a CO., South Wharf, Burlington.
SMITH BRIGGS,
\. FISHER, No. l9l River Street, Troy, n. Y.
\. NJ. HERMAN, h. h. Depot, Ogdcn,burgh,
ClIAS. SEYMOUR, Montreal.
April .. dhwtf
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India Rubber Gloves.


y
A GOT NTRN MERCHANTS, in making their Fall
\ purchases should not neglect these desirable
and salcahc articles, Their manufacture has been
much improved of late, The Wool Lined Gloves
and Mittcns are Indispensable in cold and wet
weather Ladies will find these Gloves very useful
in any work that soils the hands, not only protecting
hut making them soft and white. Also, an excellent
remedy for salt Rhcum or Chappcd hands. They
are made all lengths to protect the wrists and arms
For sale, wholesale by BOWEN a McNAMEE, New
York NORCROSS & TuWNR, Boston and by
all Rubber Dealcrr bmc.
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Only % and 81 I-2 cents n Bottle for
Dr. langIcy's

CONPOUND Root IND HERB BITTERS,
WHICH there is such rush tol, Every
W person likes them-bring composed OF Dock
Root Prickey Ash Bark Daudeons, SarSaparilla,
Thoroughwort and Rheubarb. No other medicine
can be like II tar the 81 The Liver Complaint,
Indigestion COsIIveness, Plies, Headache, loss OF
Appetite. Jaundce, Iiumors in the Blood Coughs
aud colds. In short every person twho does non
should 90 Immediately and purchase botlle the
price tor one is small. Try them; the pledge is
Sold in Burlington by A. c. SPEAR, Wholesale
and Retail !; and by q. Z. SANBORN CO., and
by our Agents in most of the Towns ana Villages in
Vermont.
Wholesale Depot, 81 Union street, Boston,
MAY s, wi5wGmOe
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e. az q a. % =

A Ill WHO WANT ANES OF THE REAL COL
: u LINS a co. make should be particular to notice
the stamps, there various couutcrtcS and i'm
iatiouS stamped Collins and labelled much like ours,
which tuudcntlv sold in some part, of the
United states Manufacture. They are made
in different part, of the country by various axe
makers, aud are generally of very inferior quality.
The genuine Collins axes, which have acquired such
an extensive reputation, are invariably stamped
"COlIINS Il co.. HARTFORD, and each axe
haS printed label with my signature. 1t i, now
more than TWENTY-FIVE YEARS since commenced
hc business with the >tampof Collins Co.. Hart
ord. and do not know of any other aNc-makcr by
he name Of Collins in the United states.
SAM. ". COLLINS.
August q. 1853. w9w year
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Dyspepsia. & ugh. Asthma. bronchial and
Lung Affections. Pains in the sack,
Size, and Breast, consumption,
SCrOiula, FITS, Rheumatism
GOut. Neuralgia. Ei>iulh,
EOWei Complaint, N"rms,
NrrNnn. DrhiIIlN.

WIN ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM IMPURE BLOOD,
4, F,o,d, Nd,oao, it has equal. 1t will
change the complexion from mlid to II blooming
one.
Wherever introduced its success is unb"undcd.-
1t has certificates from Hon. Henry Clay Hon r.
VI. johnson, Vice President of the United states
Hon. John II. 7. jerome, Mayor of the City of
Baltimore the Spanish Consul; Judge Davis
Lund Washington from a Chaplain OF the United
states Navy from the State Department, Washing
ton from the brother of the Physician of the En-
pcror of France, who cured by it after all other
rcmcdic, had failed and from hundred, of others,
making up AN amount of testimony urNer before
given to any other discovery of medicine. trm
of ii will convince the most skcptical.
MORTIMER ~ MOWBRAl, ProprictorS, y"
sol broadway, Ncw-lork, and 2i0 l}atimorc-strect,
Baltimore, Md
81 PRICE-Sl per bottle ; six bottles for -.
u. TAYLOR, Junior, Boston, General Agent for
the New England States and British Provinces
WILSON, FAIRBANk CO., Is and l. Hanover
street, Boston, Wholesale Agents and for sale by
Dealers in Medicines every where.
e GEO. p. SANBOKN ii co., Agent for Bur-
lingtom and vicinity.
august . w'mos6
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20 the ssqg45ral World.

EeIANO FORTEI, BENNETT ~ co., 3Gl Broad
u way, New York; are manufacturing and have
constantly ON hand an extensive assortment of Pr
anus. embracing every variety of style and size.
from to = Octavc>, from SO to y 900 each.
We have testimonials from the first Pianist, in the
country Of the superior BrillHncy, Breadth and
Sweetness of tone throughout the entire register of
our Pianos. while delicate elasticity of touch ha>
been prominently secured, all instruments are
fully warranted to give satisfaction. Buyers who
understand their Interests will call before lmr-
chasing elsewhere. BEN NETT a co..
ly 3Gl broadway, New York.
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a VI Eias HE A
CAN AID 4

IHROUGH LAKE CH.lNPLAIN.
A MERICA WILL LEAVE BURLINGTON
"A daily, (Sundays cXccpcd,) at 10 90 a. NJ,
Passengers for Saratoga, Troy and New York di-
rect will arrive at Whitehall / p. NJ, Saratoga
Is, and Troy III season for the evening Boat to
New York, arriving next morning, ,r Schenectady
30 p NJ in season for Express Irain West same
evening
CANADA will leave Burlington daily, Sundays
exccpted,) at 90 j. NJ, arrive at Whitehall 90,
Saratoga ) 90, Troy -, Albany ! - A. NJ, and
New York City 80 p. NJ. Passengers West will
arrive at schenectady 80 4. NJ, Buffalo & 80 p.
NJ in season for Boats or Cars West same evening.
Ample time will be given for breakfast.
CarS lcqrc WhtehM Sunday morning 0rrirdl of
Steamer Canado jar Saratoga.
This very delightful trip affords every attraction
to the Pleasure Travel, and embraces grand view
of the Green Mountains ON the one side, and the
Adirondac ON the other together with the beautiful
Islands, Bays, Rock Dundcr, Split Rock, the old
Fortifcatons at Crown Point and icondcroga (Which
was taken ON the 10th of May l1Ij. by Ethan Allen
and his band of - Green Mountain Boy,,) all of
which may be seen from the Steamer passing up
Lake Champaign.
~ BE particular to purchase your Tickets by
this Route.
FOR TICKETS APPLY ON BOARD STEAMERS,
Orto VI. l.. CHURCH, Agent, Burlington.
Burlington. Oct. e, 1913. dGwtf
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Land Warrants.

CASII paid for Land Warrants; also
u Warrants obtained tor Claimants by
WESTON & NON rs.
Z y Office in Peck's Block, over the Book store,
Jan. -. d&"tl
S0 Iron and steel tooth Cultivaors, FOE
cO sale by DANEY \ ALLEN,
May 10 wfIvH
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.

GNROM rich and poor, bond and frcc-all grades,
q colors and conditions, the same need of praise
irrcsistably given to this wonderful prcparaton.-
Thousands of bottles are sold and used daily, and
but one universal opinion is uttered by all who
it, and that is, that no remedy before discover
ed possesses such perfect healing and curative prop
critics nets hkc mogc in rcc> wing pains of any
kind, matter by what caused or how circulating
-sprains, diSocaton Of ioint. bruises. cuts burns.
ScaldS, ulcers, cancers, rheumatism, piles, caked
breasts. or any pain, soreness stiffness weakness
of joints, muscles or ligamcnts. The linimcnt is
equally applicable and equally chcctual in giving
immediate relief. Try it. \. G.. BRAGG co.,
Sole Proprictors-Prncilal Offices, 3O4 Broadway.
New York, and It. Louis, Missouri. ly
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n f. W ESS GODS
BOOTH a. TUTTLE,

NO. lag BROADWAY, corner of Liberty street,
New York, offer for sale at low prices full
assortment, comprising French McrinoS Printed
and Colorcd Mousln dc haincs ; Paramattas, Al
paccas, Bomba Zines, silk Plaids Gmghans, English
Prints, dc. 4 large assortment of Wooden Shawls.
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Instantly Relieving Pains,

whenever applied, and by their recommendation,
and influence they were introduced into the different
Hospitals in New York, and are now in daily use in
these institutions, in the treatment and cure of the
above named diseases.
NO OTHER MECHANICAL AGENT,
in the world, can produce many well nuthcnti-
Gated Certificates of cure, from Scientific Physicians
and Intelligent Patients as may he found in each
Pamphlet, which may be obtained gratis at the
Drug store Of THO. \. PECK, who Is the sole Agent
for Burlington, and who will explain the manner of
use, to any one who may apply
In the city of New York, in the General Office,
SOS Broadway. there are daily being sold, from
forty to sixty Chains, and the sale and demand in
Boston are a. great in proportion to the population,
although they have been introduced three months.
The Chains are easily worn, and are equally ap-
picablc to all classes of persons, the child well
a. the adult, and are always ready for uSc-ncver
get ont of repair, and are ~ much an article OF
/ ornament, valuable means of cure.
CAUTION To LAbIE>.--lMdics who cuoicntc are
requested not to continue their use but for Il few
moments. at each timc for by long use, miscarriage
! if frequently produced.
The prices of the Chains 81. and 50, Is and
30 links. and can be sent 10y mail, to any part OF
the state. by addressing THO. \. PEcN, only Agent
for Burlington.
/ |. SrEiNERT, jGS Broadway, n. Y, Genera
Agent.
September l., 1853. wl3mos.G
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Pianos and sscBaNrOns.

423 Broddr0V, Ncw York.
FaNlIE Organ , clodcon, with Two Rows of Keys.
&c.. the best instrument in the world for
Churches short of the large class Organ Price 500,
3mos
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Northern Rail Road, n. Y,
STEAM AND RAILROAD
f. II X f. SIS RO( II f..

ENREIGIITS TO ALL CANADA AND AMERL
u CAN Ports ON Lake Ontario, Lake Eric and Lake
Michigan, X. j. CUMMING, Agent.
Office, lG7 broadway, Now-lork
July q. d6wtf
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\ SAD LEAVE TAKlNG,-Misses VI. W. a
e. p. Webster, only survivors of the late
Professor John W. Webster, who were in
this country, says the Boston Be Of the 18th
babe farewell to our shores yesterday,
having sailed for the Azores in the ship 10,
They had Just paid the last melancholy rites
over the remains Of an idolized mother and a
most cstimable woman; and having mois-
tcned the dust of Mount Auburn with their
bitter and sympathetic tears, they now leave
forever the sweet scrncs Of their childhood
of home. friends, and those many delightful
associations around which the heart always
clnge 50 londly,
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ok sizes suitable for the smallest private family
- or IIote of the largest class. Hot air fixtures
to warm additional ronms can he aIachc it de-
sired, Also water backs Tor heating water Tor bnh.
ing and other purposes Together with large as
sorlment OF cooking, parlor and box stoves ~ every
description Tor sac by K. BRONSON.
College ST, Burlington, June Q, d6t&vu
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vhr Esrss Hair Dive.

ALLARp'S New and Improved Edition is the
D cheapest and best article now offered t" the
public. 1t will color the Hair any shade in twenty
minutes, Prn,c,pd Oh-,, 1888 Broadwgy
LEW YORK, ly
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SpIRIrrALn OOK STORE PrB.

- ISllING HOUSE, 800 Broadway, New York,
have recently issued the following Books. The an
ncXcd prices include postage Brittan's Review of
Bcccher's Report, - ct, Discourscs from the Spirit
World by stephen Oin, late President of fine Wcs-
lcyan University at Midictown, through X. p.
Wilson, Methodist Clergyman, - cts. Approaching
crisis, being Il Review Of DR.. Bushnell, by 4. J.
Davis, - cts. SccrcSS of Provost, concerning the
Inner Life and q World of Spirits, II cts. sitting
pncmnatoogy, illustrating prcscntmcnts, Visions,
ApparitionS, &c., 81 cts. Pilgrimage of Thomas
Paine, in the spirit World, through Rev. C. Ham
mond, Medium, - ctS Rcichcnback', Dynnmics of
Magnetism, Electricity, Heat Light Capitalization,
Chcmi-m. Nc., II 20. Celestial Tclcgruph or Sc
crcts of the Life to come revealed through pcrccp-
tion> of Occupations and Conversations, with Thirty
six Spirits, II -. Shckinah splendid Spiritual
Gift Book, calculating the nature and relations of
man, vital, mental and spiritual Phenomena contain-
ing Portraits Of Sccrs and Eminent Sprituali,ts
&c., &C., -. Present Age, Inner Life, by \. j.
Davis, : %. Judge Elmonds Si,iiitualsin 500
pages 81 80. Britain and Richmond, Discussion
of Spirtuai,m, 400 pages octave, cmbodying the
greatest number of Fact. and Arguments, pro and
con, this subject ever brought together in on,
VOL. - -. Also-Thc Spiritual Telegraph. tn,
organ of Modern Sprituali,m. It weekly paper, :.
per year. PARTRIDGE BltlTTAN.
3muS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-10-28
Atlantic white Lead.

" NC PAINTS, VERMONT LIN.
81 SEED OH, boiled do and other Painting
materials to numerous to mention Just received and
for sale cheap by A. Il. SIkoNG.
Nav 81 d&wtf
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May "a
To Cheese Makers.

YOU will find at LNM\N'S, a nice
\ article OF CHEESE CLOTH Please chll
and examine
Burlington June a 1883 d&w wifi
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+. hill. - Great Johns Street. near Bow
IN. cry. New York. Pianos Tuned and Repaired.
~
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4. & q. aRCrrian

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IL
HOUSE FURNISHING AkTICLFS.
COZ Br0adray. Ncr York.
- ILVER Plated Ware, Cutlery, German Silver
- and Britannia Ware, Jappanncry, French Cook
ing Utensils Composition, Enamcled and Iron lIol-
low Ware, Bronze, Copper and Brass Goods, Fancy
Articles, Bathing Apparatus, Brushes, Mats Baskets.
Rcirgerators, Sporting Tackle, &C., &C. 3mos.
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ssarb!cixcd From NantcIs,

COLJMNS, Table TOPS, nc, &c,
In Imitation of the choicest ,arblcs,
Manufactured by the
S0IomGHd'r Marbic Company, Nl3 Broddr0g,
NEN YORK.
SlLAS G. HERRING,
Business Department, j. RUSruN, months.
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Piano a'OrtcS.
Cheap Piano Forte House.

I J,&F HAINES. no ad Avenue. New Y orl
I. dealers supplied ON liberal terms. ly
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INSURED

THO'S II. CINFIELD, BURLINGTON, VIZ
INORW ARDIN G TO AND FROM BOSTON,
Il New York, Albany, Troy, Montreal and all
Ports ON Lake Champlain. Also, to Ports on the St
Lawrence, Lake Ontario and Upper Lakes, via Og-
dcnsburgh and Caughnawagu Railroads.
The Merchants Line will consist of
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$ f. WIN Il Ma CHIMES
GROVER. BAKER a co.

TENlIGS MACIllNEi is now justly the most approved,
Il and no controversy exists between it and any
other patent. Offices, % Chamber St, New York;
IIaymarkct square, Boston and ~ South 4th ST.,
Philadelphia. ly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-10-28

NATCIIEi, superior article, round and square
We splint- in Round wood ond NYH2re Paper BoreSy
put up in shipping order, and sold at the lowest
prices, by ClIAS. PARTRIDGE Il CO., l2j Maidep
Lane New York. ly
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Chil~On's Patent Air-WarfsA-
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Fairs in this uunlrY.
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Paints. Oils, Window Glass, etc. etc.
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GirsS, s., al, MAIDEN LANE, New York.
months.
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Sheet Lead and Lead Pine,

WILL. be sold as cheap as the cheapest hy
w A. &. STRONG.
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