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Salt Rheum and Erysipelas.

These diseases prevail to much creator extent
than is generally supposed, as they appear in so
many and various forms, but tho Rock Rose has
been found to be at preventative and n remedy
Its success has constantly increased tho demand, and
ii is fast becoming the most popular specific for the
Of these prevalent diseases. Read the follow
ing certificates which select from among a score
of others, all tcstifying to its efficacy.
Rev. A. b. l.. Mycrs-bc Sir-Ilaving used
your extract Of Rock Rose, for SALT KuEuM, which
wos efcctualy cralcated FROM my system by its use
chccrfully recommend it to any who may havo need
of relief in similar cases. :. BRYAN JEROME
New Haven, Ct Sept. G, 1851.
This will certify that have for yeara suffered
with the most obstinate Eryspelas which it seemed
to M, nothing would cure. was induced to try
the Syrup Of Rock Rose, which gave me mmcd ato
relief aud cured me Of IL disrnsc from which never
expected 80 recover, J JONES.
Southingion, Conn, Dec lSll
For sale Whole ale and Retail Ivy q. p. SAN
BORN 4 CO., Burlington, and by Dealers in Mcdi
cine, everywhere. wGGw2
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John NJ. Rays Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court
DISTRICT OF cHTlESDES, S. for the District aforc-
said to all persons interested in the Estate Of
John NJ Ray. late Of llnesburgh in said District,
deceased. GEEFTIHC
Whereas, Elwood Russell, Administrator of the
Estate of said deceased, proposes to render ac-
count of his adm Illustration of said Estate, and pre-
sent hi account against the same for examination
and allowance by said court, and the said Court
having assigned, for that purpose, the 18th day Of
January \. ID 1884. at the Office Of the Probate
Court IN burlington, in said District, and ordered
that you be notified ~ publishing the time and place
assigned rs aforesaid, three weeks successfully in
the burlington Free Press, n newspaper printed at
sad burlington, tho last Of which publications to
be previous to the day fixed for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid and
show cause if any you have Why the said account
SLo.lG not DC allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington in sad big
trict this 2ith day of December A. d. 1888.
WINS J. ;. ADAMS, Register.
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A VALUABLE FARM For SALE.

CONSISTING OF 22l ACRES LYING And
~ being in the Village Of Pot'den, County Of
st. Lawrence, and State Of New York, and can
readily be sold for Village Lots, laid out on map
and colored yellow.
Tho Buildings on the PremiYcs are n follovs
Mansion House a. feet by 80 cost about $1,000
Farm House % feet by 80 and with Dairy Build
ing attached.
Carriage louse and Carriage Shed
Wore Shop and Lumber Shed,
Smoke House, Ice House, Corn Barn. Horse Barn,
80 feet by 4G feet,
One Cow Barn, 30 feet by 40 feet, with cellar.
IS d" 80 a."
Il" Shed, 90 by SO feet.
" II foet by 90 feet ,oni ether sheds.
The Garden is enclosed with beautiful grove Of
Trees.
For an inland place its natural bcantics aro not
surpassed By any in Northern New York
A Map of the Farm and Village Of Potslnm con
be accn at the Office Of :. Wires, in Burlington, who
ia authorized to make sale Of the farm, aad will
give any information relative to it.
For further particulars enquire Of
l.. GARRISON, II West 10Th street Vow York
| ". 81. HIrCHCOCk, Potslam, y. Y.
W. W. PARTRIDGE, Burlington, VI
! Dec. 3, 1853. wHmos2
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As to his size, he is of that extraordinary
pattern "about five feet ten inches in height ;
and SO far as personal appearance is concern
ed, there is no American who would not look
upon the man with PRIDE" There toryou
What q worlds wonder he must be.
Fudge, for such twaddlc. The President is
a good looking man cnougli--you can find
just as good looking men in our streets every
hour in the day and whatever his political
abilities or character may be, we believe him
to be too much of gentleman not to be dis
gusted with such toadvism.
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Vermont state Agricultural Society.

The second annual meeting of the Society,
Tor the election of officers, and for the tran
saction of other important business, will be
held at the Court House in MIDpLEBuRY, on
the first THURSDAY OF JANUARY NEXT, at 10
O'Clock. a. NJ.
y full attendance of the members is re-
qucstcd. Arrangements have been made with
most OF the Railroads whereby persons attend
M the meeting are carried to and from
Middlchury for fare one way.
Committees of award upon Essays, Field
corps, and Manures, are particularly desired
to report themselves ON arrival. to the under
signed, ut the addison House, where rcuui
site statements of claimants for premiums on
these articles will be submitted
An adjourned meeting Of the Management
Will he held at o clock on the evening, pre-
ccding the Annual Meeting.
BY order Of the Board,
T. lIOlBROOk, President
December ! 1853
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Daniel Graves Estate.

W. + THE SUBSCRIBERS having been APP
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District of CHttendcn. Commissioners to
receive, examine and adjust the claims and demands
Of all persons, against the estate of Daniel Graves
late of Jericho, in said District, deceased, repre-
.entcd insolycnt, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto and six months from
the day OF the date hereof, being allowed by said
Court for that purpose W. do therefore hereby give
notice. that will attend to the business Of
appointment, AT the dwelling Of I.usctta Graves in
Jericho, III said District, on the I'D days Of Janu-
AIRY and June noSt at 10 o'clock \. NJ, on zach of
.ad days
Dated ti- 32l day Of ptccmbcr A. d. 1883.
;. Il. kENNEDi,) ,o,o,,;..i,nor.
Harry FIELD, !
p1Ip1
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CAMrEInGEcATrLE MAtKFT-


At market lll2 Cattle. about 1000 Bcevcs and
II? stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves lcarliugs, Two and Three Years Old.
Price Market Bcct-EAta, 81 80, per cwt !;
LIT quality, $500 I'd quality SG,25 C,jOa7 Sd
quality, -. - G ordinary, Sjaj,i
lIidc,-S6,50 per. cwt. 1ullow * 30a9
Pelts q Sl,37. Calf skins &c per ID
Veal Cdtycs-oi, : 66
Ihrrcllmg Cattlc-Sja5,50.
SroRfS-NrrLing OXen-5s2, 100 l5i
Cows and Calvcs--S2i, 81, iOa5S.
Ncarlings-Sl2, l3 IA.
Two Years Od-SlG, 10, "a n Sc.
Three \ ears Old--S2i, u, 80 ~.
Sheep and Lnmbs-2G72 at market sales very
dull, Extra S4,?j, $50, 40, as by lot 81 IS,
?, 2,2j, 2,33, $50, 2,75 1.
Swinc-priccs tending downward fast No de-
mehd at present.
Relhark--rhc market il dull and unsettled, and
opened slow NJ wholesale The nLmber of Sheup in
the carcase, and Beef in the quarter coming
ke this week, is nearly equal to the amount Of 1--we
stock aud ELECTS the sales by the drovers very much.
The stock, as II whole, is quito ordinary. Higher
prices will bring better stock.
~ sags oam0 over tho Fitohburs Il. H., aud 96
over u Hef.op aud Lowell bailIosd, ,34l4i V.tt
ta,n., ESssl NoIs,s, erias ard Fs-,s.
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News ofthe Week-Fo,eign and Domestic.
Arrival Of the Pacific,
Highly Important from Europe.
GREAT NAVAL ENGAGEMENT
Turkish Fleet Annihilated.
Nrw YORK. December Goth, 1853.

NEW York, December Goth, 1853.
The Steamship Pacific from Liverpool. Dee.
l4th, arrived here at ! O'Clock to-day
On Monday the 18th. the British public
was startled from its propricty hy IL tclc-
graphic despatch in the London Times stating
that II Russian S9uadroa hal forced the harJor
Of Sinopc and burned, sunk, cdpturcd, and
d"stroyed, every slip, ,cih only onc exception,
Of the Turkish Squadron Of ii Sd,l-had
taken prisoner the Turkish Admiral Osman,
carried Off his Flag ship from under the guns
of the shore batteries and hal carried il to
Sebastopol, where it sunk and with it Il 9
supply of money for paying the Turkish fleet.
This disastrous intelligence caus ID the
greatest excitement and further intelligence
was anxiOusly looked for. Additional acc ,uu,s
at length arrived confirming the prev ious
news,
On the goth November, the Russian Adj
miral Nachiranoff (othcr accounts spell it
Machinof,) with six ships Of the Line. ap-
pcarcd off the Roads of Sinopc and forthwith
proceeded to attack the Turkish force there
After an engagement Of one hours dura-
ton he had destroyed sevrn Turkish frigatcs
two corvettcs, one steamer and three trans
ports.
Tn" vessels destroyed had each eight hun
dr"d soldiers besides artillery men, on board
aud large sum Of money, being bound for
the East Coast Of the Black Sea-
Osman Pacha and his suite were taken on
board the Russian AdmirAl's Ship. One
Turkish vessel managed to escape unchanged,
being the only survivor Of the fourteen
The battle. says the despatch, began an
hours distance from Sinopc. The Russian
nag ship was 50 much injured that it could
with difficulty reach Scbastopol.
Prince MrnschikofT Immediately left Odessa
for St. Petrrsburgh. to communicates the
victory to the Emperor.
This news had caused great sensation in
Europe.
Riot and Religions Excitement.
CINCINNATI. Dec. Goth.
Bishop Bedini the popcs Nuncio, is now Il
guest Of Archbishop Purcell of this city, and
oticiatcd in the Cathedral Yesterday.
Last evening, IL body Of five hundred of the
German Society Of - Frccmcn' marched from
their Hall to the residence Of the Arch
Bishop with tho supposed intention Of doing
violence t. the person of Mr.. Bcdin. Tn,
, Chief Of Police ha, ing had an intimation had
til" whole Jol;c' force of the city stationed in
the Vicinity. is ,hc procession o! Fr.en,n
approached tie houso the police rushed into
the procession and cacaarrc>ted q man. \ gen
cral melee cnsucd and many shots were fired
Sixty Germans We're captured and lodged
in the cells Of tn" Watch House Great ex-
element prevailed this morning in the neigh
Jorhood of the Watch House.
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Important Discovery {!
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES

RELTEF tn Ten NTNITFS :.
BR]'AN'S PTLMONIC WAFERS
4 RE UNFAILING IN THE CURE OF C0uGH3,
4 Colds, Asthma, bronchitis, Sore Thropt, lloar.
ness, Difficult Breathing, lncipicnt Consumption, ad
Diseases Of the Lungs. They have taste of Ihri-
cine, and any child will take them. Thousands have
been restored to health that had before despairod-
Testimony given "a hundreds Of cases. -ng.s
dose relieves in ten 7;t1Itts.
Ask for Bryun's Pulmpn, Na.,rs tae original ard
only geu amped Bryan Spurious kiHdl
arc offered for sale. Twenty-l,e cents box. sold
BY de allen general j. BRYAN i CO.,
Rochester, y y, Iroprietors.
Octoba 1! 1853. wllmus3
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Important to Young Men.

Bopman', ready ,rnyS TO make MONEY
I OFFER for salo upwards Of thirty different Re-
4 cripts, many Of which have been sold the past
yoar for five dollars riccc, and the whole conpris-
ing so many different ways to make money. In tho
sales of of these articles alone, | have known
young the past pear to make from five t. twclvr
dollars per day and in the manufacture and sale
of any Of the articles no young man of energy and
ability fail to make money.
Address +. BOWMAN, Boston. Mass. enclosing
one dollar and the whole number of Receipts will
he forwarded by mail. No lottcr taken from the
Office unless prepaid.
Dec. IT, 1888. wGmos.
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HATS, CAPS, FURS,
Gloves. Trunks, &c, &c.

The '.bs;rihar has just returned from market
wiz tha best, and largest stock Of Furs, Robe,,
Glovcs, &c he ha1 ever had. Call AMI examine,
and if quality and price does not compare with any
establishment hero or clsHwhoro, then dc not buy.
-i!eo large Stock Of
Bonr"t CAsea, Trunk,, Nalliscs Ladies and Gentle.
mems Satche!5, and Carpet Bags, Umbrellas. Canes,
Gloves. Mitt-ns, &c,
Custom Work of I'll kinds made TO order He
has employed Gap .naicrs and Fur workers. that
cannot be exc,llcd. Please c'll arl examine their
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New Goods

WE HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM
w market with a choice stock Of Groceries aud
Provisions, which are prepared to sell for Cash
at Low PRICES. We assure tie trade and dealers
generally that We have soue Eeod Bargains to offer
them. Please call AID exs nine our stock. Tbs
CAsu sYsruN, is tAe sys. u by which 70 get coop
rRApgs HI. l -l0pGETT l. 90.
Corner kfaS esd Wster cts.
10 IS, ies: 1.rH
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20 Sell or EICt

rTHE WILL K;iCWN AMI CoUMODIoU3
liotol. the - NURT1ITIELb HOUSE" pleas
anly located convenient distance from tho depot
in Northfed, Vermont, "iil be sold. or leased for
o term Of years
The premises in good condition tho houao
proper contains sixty rooms we'll arranged there
fifty other rooms directly connected herewith,
which will be leased along with it il desired.
The whole is we'll painted in modern style tho
furniture will be sold with the premise, if Agreeable
10 the wishes Of the purchaser or Lessee thereof.
Mr.. Rogers other business engagements are such
hat ho IS determined to leaYe the house. therefore
very Favorable terms will be given.
For further particulars, cnquirh OF JAMES
DUNN, in Boston, Of WI. ROC .-KS, at the ea;ats
lishmeut.
Northleld, NOV. 1, 1888. ~c0c
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Fer the Holydays.

4 LARGE AND FINE ASSORTMENT OF
"a Annals, Gift Books, Juvenile and Toy Books.
Games, &C. &C, which were purchased low, and will
DO furnished at corresponding prices. All are in
Vited to call aud examine.
sAMUFI ,. NIcUoIs. No psat's Roes
-sFs'--' - d!Ttf
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ASllE>-Thcrr has been SttndY but moderate
demand for both kinds, and the stocks are SIGHT
sales Of Pots aud Pearls at - per 100 Us
BUTrER-Sincc our last report there has been Il
continued scarcity Of choice Table Butter, and p,ic.
have improved for this Kind in tub, wiki quick sales
ut ~ 2lc. All other grades change but prices
more firm.
DalED APPLES-Are in limited supply with
sales at &c for new, ! ic in small lots.
HkAlN-Tho market for Corn has been pretty
dull since last but closes with better feeling
inferior yellow has been sold Us low as zoe up to Is
i fot good new and old and white II. 80 per
bu, DAT, have llcn N demand and price, have adj
Nanccd sales of Northern at - jjc per bu clos ing
firm at the highest figure. White Beans of choice
clean article Of pea and Marrowiat are not plenty
and worth - a 90.
PRONlSIONS-rhcre il no change 10 notice in
Pork, New j. selling at II 50 Il 90 for prime ,
and IL 80 all 90 for mess and old at - 90 j 90
for primo H. 90 10 90 for mess. mos. There i.
nominal. Beef has been in fair demand at steady and
firm prices. Sal"s Of good Western mes, at II w
II 30, and extra at Is 90 II 30 per Dbl mos
Lard is quiet but good quality is scarce Small sales
Ia hhls at 10 Ic, and in kegs ut II a Re per Id,
cash and mos. smoked Hams quiet at 10 10 &c
per lb, mes. Dressed Hog hay declined with sales
ut &, u! u Gac for fat Hogs that weigh 400 lbs.
NODL-IAc sale of 100000 lbs fleece Wool in
New York went oil with considerable spirit, and ut
full prices, which has impaired more confidence
generally to the trade. The sales here have been
large, comprising full $50 900 lbs fleece mostly of
the better qualities, at from 30 C0c per H. mos.
In pulled the sales have been at quoted rates.
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y / D

At Wnooski Falls, on the 18th Of December,
BESJAMIE WRIGHT, aged ~ years. Mr.. Wright
Of the oldest citizens of Colchester.
In Iowa City, in the State Of Iowa, on the 10th
irst after short illness of ten days, ions =. Col
ErnS, formerly of Fuirhaven, Vt. and more recently
Of Burlington Vt. aged q years.
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Masonic Notice.

HNnE ANNUAL COMMUNICATION OF THE
u Grand Lodge of Vermont will be holden Mt
Masons Hall, in Burlington on the second Wcdncs-
day in January, [ llth 4. ~, 1884, at o'clock
A. NJ. BY Order of the NJ. ".
PHILIP G. TUCKER, Grand Master
JoHN b, lolLrNprck, Grand Secretary.
Dec. IS dCt
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ErUit. &C.

100 BONES 81. L. RAISiNt.
lUO so quarter dc. DO
10 boxes Lcmors.
100 bus. Choslnuts, aud nuts of al Kind.
Pickles, CatsuPF, Preserves, Pepper sauce, Mac,s-
rori NenHieclh, Nutmcss, Mace, &c, Sc, for sale
by liERRlCk, BL0DGErT 60.
Nov. IS. ddNtF
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At st. Paul's Church, on the evening Of Monday
he 10Th inst, by the Right Rev. Jno. H. Hopkins,
Bishop Of the Diocese, c. NJ. FnAzEL, Esq, of Fond
In Lac, Wisconsin, to FRAScEs f. RLDNoSD, OF this
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Horse Power
IsurG's Golden ls!0ss

IEQR lHE TAIL.--tmonG the many Preparations
Il for the growth Of the Hair this ''ol"fS Cross
takes the lead. Three reasons viii be gi''n Why i
is so universally used and preferred 20 al chem
LIST, because it has proved Sac mt c'' 'tnal N
Badness 81, because il inpgIts 4 l"Ou,.iW iaFk
g.oss and delightful perfume 70 the ltsiI. Sd, H.
cause The ladies. with fine d. -rilH.neti,A Shih
they all possess, have adopted It. Many CHER
reasons could be given why It is great favoTic but
those who want more have only 10 give II p uiei.
Price IS cts in large bottles foT .a.e by pucsis,s
and storoAecpcrs everywhere.
VI. c. HURp, Proprietor, 50! troadwsy, New osd.
Largo discount to Merchants.
November Is, 1888. rCmes
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Hot Corn, Hot Corn.

4 FEW COPIES of HoT CoRN RECEIVED
~ this mornng-more in few days. Every one
should read it. For sale by 5. b, NICHOLS,
No. Pcck's Block
Dec. 81, 1873. dGt6wlw
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Notice.,

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT A MEETING OF
1 Stockholders Of the Merchants Bank will be
held at their Banking house the 10th day Of
anuary next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to elect Seren
Directors for the year ensuing.
W. j. oDELL, Cashier.
Burlington, Dee. ., 1853. dCtdw3w
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Dissolution.
TEA. TOBACCO, &c.

1HS CT. AND HALF Gil. IiiSUN, II. e.. Y.
1 ~ H., and Oolong Teas; III hxS. Tobacco,
% cases do extra in . Jumps, 1000 gro. fine cut do
and Smoking do. UERklCk, BLODGFTT 4 co.
Nov ~ dNwtt
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NOTICE,

EAME INTO TIE ENCLOSURE OF TIE
u Subscriber October 10th, two ycarlings, red
steer, some white on the belly, the other n light
red or yelovish heEcr. The owner is requested 80
prove property, pay chSrgcs and take them away.
NELSON ". PAETCN
Uincsburgb, Nov. 80, lSu.. V2iE5
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Feathers.

GEESE. HENS. AND TURKEY FEATHERS
N constantly kept and for sale by
MORILLO MOVES.
Dec. -, 1888. d6t&W2Tw3+
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~ ais.

SAA KEGS "EAGLE" NAILS ALSO
ICV axes. hot, Lead, Powder. and safety fuse
Just received 10y IIERRlCK, BLoDG EFT a co.
Nov. IS. d1wtt
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Rooms to Rent.

ROOMS Err FAMILIES
- and others to rent. MORTtLO MOVES
Dec. 2S 1888 dGtAw27w3-
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Great Fire in New York
The &" Great RepubIIc'' Burned.

NV OKk, Dec. 2 N.
which spread to the vessels at the pier burn
Ing the celebrated ship Great Republic, ship
Joseph Walker, and ship White Squal.
Loss very large.
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Pork, Fish. &c.
partnership.

'UiH f SUBSCRIBERS HAVE FORMED A
CoparInership for the transaction Of general
Mercantile and Commission business, under the
napc Of llrRRIrk, BLoDGErT & Co.
They have purchased tlc stock of the late firm of
Curtis Walker, and will continue the same bust
ness at the old stand recently occupied by them,
corner of Water and King streets. They hope by
lair dealing and prompt attention to business, to
retain all the old customers of the late firm aud
the public gcuersuy respectfully invited to Civ.
US . cell. @. K. UERluCK.
g. s. BLopGETT,
GUY MILES
s<PtsHhsr !, 1855 dtrtF
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Agrccably to resolution adoptel at the
meeting of the State Temperance Society
holden at Rutland in lanucry, 1853. the next
meeting is to hc holden ut Montpelier, on the
second Wednesday in january, 1854.
The Executive Committee deem it unnec-
cssary to assign long list of reasons why the
friends Of Temperance should punctually at
tend this meeting. and why it i, desirable that
every town should be represented, because
they believe every friend of the cause on
moments reflection, will feel the Importance
of securing an attendance from all parts Of
the State.
The meeting will continue two days. COM
mcncing at ! o'clock. forenoon, on Wednes-
day, tho l4th day of January next.
The Railroad companies will, it is pre-
Eumcd, extend their customary librrality to
members attending the Convention, and re-
quire fare only one way
JosEpn STEELE,
WV. G.. klTTREpCE,
IlMRI HOWE, 1.o...,:..
CHESTER SPENCER, , T.:,l
ALpAcE WALKER, >'''''''''''
IL. o. llIGLEY,
JAMES BARTLETT.
Castleton. Dec. II, 1883.
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RAPP'S SCIENTIFIC NIr,lE Pm.
QU RILLE BAND
+. J. FARR,
Teacher Of BANGING,

T. prrrhrcI ~ 7 --nl- ~ Mu-lN ~
HALLS P.|lyATE PARTIES, ASSEMBLIES
&C., &c, sc.
Glasses individuals instructed in all the Fashion.
able Dances usually taught by the best Teachers.
= Orders addressed to F. J. FARE, Brandon,
Vt, will receive prollp. attention.
November ., 1883. dsNjmS,
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WAsnINGToS, Dec. %.
SENATE.

Numerous petitions were presented,
The joint resolution authorizing the Prcsi-
dent to confer the tide of Lieut.. General by
Brevct, was taken up, and after debate
which lasted till two clock, it was ordered
~ he cngrosscd
After an exccutiv" session, the Scna,, adj
journcd.
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SOMETHING FOR
Christmas and New Years
PRESENTS.

L Y NJ A N s.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH OUR USUAL CUSTOM
at this season of the year commence to-nor-
row, "Wednesday morning, our
CLOSING orr SALE,
with our extensive and valuable stock of
Rich Dress S,ihs, Dress G9ods, Cioats, .h,.7. De
Loir's, Prats. G.nGh7ms.
BToGdclot.S tasst.,rcg ai UotSkins Natnfs Ii-er|s
,jca,S, So, s.
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