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10 Roast \ TuREEY.-Pick, SINCE and wash
your nrk'y truss and spit it, using but
one Sk"wer, which must insten the wines and
thighs to the spit. Do not pass Strino
around the breast. Stuff the crop with -
dressing made of four pounded groat biscuit.
SAT- pepper Just enough sweet mariorum to
color 1t, third 81 IA nutmeg. one beaten erc
ANA mix to make it mix, but not too sim .
Alter putting it in the crop, sew it I'M and
shape the breast with your hands. When
you put the bird to the fire, salt it, and after
1T begins to dry little, fill your baster with
butter and drip it over all parts of it. Do
lhls three or four times. Shake flour in vour
orlPPing-pan, when you. put it to the fire, and
aud pint OF water. When the turkey i,
done, pour the gravy into Il skillet, and boil
1t up, and if too thick, pour in little hahn a
water to make it mix. A evthnt woi,,fS,
zen pounds will take two ana a half or tire,
hours a small one will take an hour and n
quarter. N
AhIlflCiAL GRAVY FOR THE ABovE-Boil the
glhlels TIL tender enough to eat. Save the
wafer IN winch they We're boiled, and strain
IT, Chop the giblets and braid the liycr. =
Toast hall OF groat biscuit, and bound il
ana add' with little pepper and salt. Put
enough OF the water in which they were boiled
TO thln 1t but do not water it too much. II
is called thick gravy If You wish it to be-
partlularly nice, add a Httle Glove and table
spoonful or two of wine
thin '''' 'A''A 'i''
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MtXICAN MUSTANG LININENT.

ANRnM rich and poor. bond and frce-all grades
v cVl"rs and conditions the same need Of praise
trlcsistably given to this wonderful p,eparatiun.-
Thousands of bottles are sold and used daily. and
but one universal opinion is uttered by all who use
1t, and that is that remedy before discover
cd Possesses such perfect healing and curative prop
crlcs. II "'ts Ike m0gtc in relieving pains of any
klhd II" matter by What caused, how cxcrutinting
-sPrans, di,lolatiom of oints bruises, cuts burns.
Scalis, ulcers, cancers, rheumatism, piles, rakcd
breasts, or any pain soreness, stiffness weakness
Of joints muscles or lisamcnts. The linimcnt is
equally applicable and equally cfcctual in giving
Immediate relief Try it. 4. q. BRAGG co.,
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Instantly Relieving Pains,

whenever applied, ard hy their recommendation,
and influence they introduced into the different
Hospitals in New York, and are now in daily us" ia
these institutions in the treatment and cure Of the
above named diseases.
NO OTHER MECHi NICAL JGENI.
in the world, can produce many well aUthcnt-
Gated Certificates of curc from Scientific Physicians
and Intelligent Patients rs may be found III each
Pamphlet which may be obtained graft, at the
Drug Store of THO. A. PECk, who is the sole gent
for Burlington, and who will explain the manner of
use, to any who may apply
In the city of New York, in the General Office,
5Gs Broadway, there are daily being sold, from
forty to sixty Chains, and the sale and demand in
Boston as great in proportion to the population,
although they have been introduced three months.
Tho Chains are easily worn, and are equally APP
plicabc to all classes of persons, tho child rs well
the adult, and are always ready for uSc--nrycr
get out Of repair, ana are as murA an article OF
ornament, rs u valuable means of cure.
CAUTION To LADiES.-ladns who are enciettc arc
requested not to continue their use but for Il few
moments, each time, for by long use, miscarriage
if frequently produced.
The prices of the Chains are s., and 80, Is and
30 links, and be sent by mall to any part o
the State, by addressing rnGo. a. PECK, only .l-t"n
for Burlington.
|. STEiNERT, 5CS Broadway, y. T., Genera
Agent.
September II, 1853. wl3mosG
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,rIKITI.AL nOoK stOREANnrrR.

- LlSlllNG House, 300 Broadway New York,
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Wilson, Methodist Clergyman, - cts. Approaching
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Davis, % cts Sccress of Provost, concerning the
Inner Life and World of Spirits, a cts Stilling's
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Apparitionsi Nc., ~ cts. Pilgrimage of Thomas
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20 First Class Lake Boats,

Running directly through to and from New York,
and all Ports on Lake Cnampun thereby avoiding
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Eric K Ontario Line of l'ropellors, via Platts-
burr5h Montreal Railroad to Cuughnawaga, and
thence by Steamers tine y Lawrence.
The Boats ut this Line will Lo invariably tnwed
by .lcam ON Hudson River and Lake Champlain.
The steamers BOSTON, Capt. CnAMBERLAIS (;
ETHAN ALLEN, Capt. llINCKLrY JAMES II.
HOOKER, Capt SNYDER, will run in conccction with
the Mcrchantj- Line daily between Whitehall, Bur
lngtun, Platt-hurgh aud Rouse's Point, alurdins
increased facilities for transportation of Freight
and Towing.
Property entrusted to this Line for Transportation,
is in all actually and correctly wei ghcd at the
time of shipment, and the injury and delay to which
property may he subjected by transhirncnt, is en-
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To good destined to Canada and to all property to
be forwarded by the several Raroads-Propcrty
for Canada, forwarded by Northern, Champlain Il
st. Lawrence, and Plattsbursh aud Montreal Rail
roads.
Debonturo and Warchousins business, promptly
and correctly attended to-
hG NTS.
MALCOLM CANFIELD, No. 3 l-2 Cocntics Slip
New York.
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SMITH BRIGGS.
4. FISHER. 80. l9l River Street, Troy, n. Y
4. NJ. HEitiuM An, r. r. Depot, Ogdensburgh
CHAS. SEYMOUR, Montreal.
April D. d6wtf
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India Gsubhcr Gloves.

VI 7 7 y, VI 4 FNN, Nv,
EtOJ Nrhl MEEDdtNI~. "a making q cir Nr''
~ pur. masses should not W, Jott acsr o,.,ruble
and sacaLlc articles, Their manufacture las been
much Improved of late. The Wool Lined Gloves
aud Mttens are Indispensable in cold and wet
weather. Ladies will find these Gloves very useful
in any work that soils the hands only protecting
but making them soft and white. Also, an excellent
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made all lengths to protect the wrists and arms.
For sale, wholesale by BOWEN & McNAMEE, Now
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aid of needy churches. the share to be ex-
pended in Vermont is about eight hundred
dollars, and is now ready for distribution
under supclintcndancc of committee
OF the 1873 orthodox Congregational
churches in New England, 227 are without
pastors. Over 5000 members have been &c
mitted to all the churches during the past
year.
The Chroniclc states that the prayer meet
ings held at Barre Academy, and the CONVEX
sion of lady who has adopted orthodox
yiewp, are not satisfactory to Jealous Iniver-
salsls and Che Repository advises such not
70 patronize the academy.
Rev. Edward Bccchcr, D. II. has left the
editorial chair Of the regdhoHGhH and
been succeeded Ly Rev Mr.. Stone, of Park
Street church, Boston. The reason given by
Mr.. Becchcr for his resignation is the manner
in which his work, the "Conhict of Ages,
has been criticised by the Puritan Recorder,
which lie says has fundamentally and per-
scycringIy msremescntcd its main argument,
aud conducted the whole discussion in q man
ner emincntly and remarkably adapted to
rr,,l,ce an uIlrsorvcd norllar olium arainst
me. which would almost Of necessity result
in injury t. tie paper Of which was the
senior editor
The thrty-fith Anniversary OF the letho-
dist Episcopal Missionary society was held i'll
Cincinnati last week. The receipts for the
year amounted at New York to Sl'Z'o'' q
,,. -.,r- .lsO Il ;,,,,
aud at Cincinnati to 3o''-H' % '-i'aAine
grand total OF S2lI '9S' 49, lhe contr'ou
tions Of 1898 Will probably exceed those
1882 by S3ooVV.
The bar4ue Lyman Smted the ga INST
from BOSTON, for Calcutta having ON poar'
as passengers, Rev. j. H. Douglass i"fmeti.
pastor OF the BAPTIST cn"rch IN for' A"nl'
y, and the '''l. y H. IA. 'r""',l' u, now
Scotia, ana graduate Oh N'"Ioh lhe'''s ia
Institution, missionaries oil the America"
Baptist Missionary Ohioh TO burhiah'
Rev Joseph y. Hull' latc OF bratlleporo
Vt, has accepted call to become the laSt'
Of the Congregational Church ANA Society /
South Reading Mass.
new paper called the Lr'Sh ReP"1hta
has been started at Boston OF winch til
TroreHT says
eli we understand Alright the Object OF TIM
paper II j. - TlI"''.: I'u t,,a3 I.;s, ,"' WV
',nn,i'' 'r ,,;",II,. J;,t,ti,n
Tho cdito,. If tI,o New York EyonrcIi.
ciy,s 4 list Of the ministers to whose name
the >. scmi-lunar iardels.'' as DR.. Cox ono
dosirn,tcd fine drorpoor u. D.. have been a,
nondod and thcv count mn u;a.,,,-Grbt
and aG,-ono ;ndiyidunIs hovo been bonore
,r;.l, A,o n
,.no r.,.I,.i,s,;ool Law, Of E,oi,nd H.
;rh.h;.,o+.o Of .,,,. ,,o.;.h ma ottor vyh.
.lo;. ,.,,,.,.;o,. ona ,o,,d 30 ro,,o;r ~
,,o,.;.h r,,,r,l, mad - +ox rrJor tb,. mama
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R0NIu A TEITLI.

NO. LAG BROADWAY, corner Of Liberty street
' New York, offer for sale at low prices lull
assortment, comprising French Merinos Printed
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paccas, Bombazincs, Silk Plads, Ginghams, English
Prints, &c. y large assortment Of Wooden ShawIs
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Naiitincry sa"Ud s.
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A RE now opening their Fail stock, consisting of
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