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NORTH and S0UTH-By the author OF Mary
IN BartoLr-Continued In December Number 0f
HOUSEHOLD WORDS.
READY
Contents OF Household Words
Lera and Equisble Jokes. Dsmetrns the Diver.
The BetrCitec Children. To Worainsmen
Ppessrd. 1be Ghost Of Pet Poad CTGbs
a,u,dy (Poetry) NoKrH SOuTH.
koETH AND soVIH. Conwalls Cir ~ stafordAhiIe
ChitrColorils TIE Irish LsttsE NgteE.
Madame GroLatrs sunday Tea Mars "a Node.
Garden. Piping Dbya
Sch Body, Siek Brain. The Compsssons'e Broker
Az F1eGr,ion Train, before Francis Moore in China
Steam Waning (PoetEy
Wb.; Nv be Ours Poetry NORTH AND SOUIa.
SoEIH AID souTH Out IN the Wilds-
Notes from the Leosnon. 'Ccnscrpt Sons
TERhS-fSa year. Is cents NUMBER C1es OF t"9 -
Of three &c OF ave IS IS complete sis Of VIOLA green eo
WEEKLY HOUSEHOLD WORDS published sTery Tharr
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MRS. GREENS, No. 7l2 Broadway, respect.
he prepersd a usna 70 mpply their wants WIKI inc best
elass Of DoNRsTIcs Servants redseed prises Az or
ssss psd viii be attended with Plactasy o"se
bosrs, from 10 dll
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IAY's AU T Job o G r II Y.
- TIE AUTOBIOGRAPHY AND "REMINISCENCES OF
TIE REV WILLIAM JAY. 2 vols lzmo. ~ 20.
> Few nsmes extensively known IN tie Chrsusn
OF Great Britain and the United States as that OF
lillian Jay His Morning and Evening Exercises q in the
in style Of great simplicity and peas.ntsess Tue
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ENDLE and another aRt. CARTWkIGHT and
II othsn-Pu.usnt q Decree the High COur, Chan
eeLy IN ENGLAND:
ssD sa. LEO vino s tho
sh,er OF Nary G"dy widow eecsssed Who s,sy vsd a.
d dead when she died, and whether d dead when
:Sd S Or children Ia .ai IL s' ssSa.f ha @
SrP 81 ST, DEED .pS cha s Ss hs s
and whether such las mentioned child children twho
would be the grandehd grandchildren OF the said 6sy
Carly by this savesemen, inquired ate s ivn.
dead .ns so wh.1 be- he Q, NIX a,sS s ,s3sssS
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he inform the persons BY this Advertisements Inquired ssr
SaaiSs to % ether the .sd Mary Carly alas EsOi,, or
.hs Or hS',5 O. sGSesd % .ISss b. q her. %
Master Of hs s So tRs Roll Ysa .ases ss Sadoa
Nav on 6. sSi9Is ss a. wS s ,
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Dated this 10Th day Of sOys%eer IS5, ~, c,,-,c,.
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Inn, LONDON, England
THE UNIVERSAL PARIS EXHIBITION
rissr sArs HOUSES IN r.sI.: ..,,.,.. a,
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TILMAN- Aitss.l Flowers Patented By tho Empress rot
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tons and several his pfiEss q the various exhibpns
9nvIscK, Chocolate Msn1s.eisrr as rue ST. Honore.
II cUVILLIER, . roe DE- D. Psls wles. L.qasO" Tea.
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PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.

Has until within n few years, been generally COM
sidcred lNCURA BILE, although many medical men
Of the highest standing, among whom might
mention Laennee fnd his friend Bayle-both dis
tiHguished authors, admit that thi. much dreaded
disease MAY BE CURED, even in it, advanced
stages, when the lungs are not completely disorgan-
lied The remedy which offer
Wiudr's Baisapr Of wa Chsrry
not only emanate, from regular Physician, but
has been we'll tested in all complaints for which it is
recomme nded. A Physician in Maine says
81 have recommended the of DR.. Wistar's
Ba.sm Of Wild Cherry for diseases OF the lungs,
for two years past, and many bottles to my know
ledge have been used by my patients, all with benc-
fetal results. In two cases where it was thought
confirmed Consumption had taken place, the Wild
Cherry effected a cure.
From the Boston Daily Bee March 2sth, ls+3.l
"CURE YOUR COUGH.-Are you afflicted with
thi. distressing vance, get rid of it, gu nave
only to procure a bottle of Dr. Wistar's Wild Cherry
Bal.am to ensure this. Ii seldom fails when taken
in season to effect cure. aud always relieves even
the worst casos OF disrhscd lungs. Many physicians
recommend it to their patients, and speak of it in
the highest terms IN letters to the proprietor, citing
eases of cures where other means had failed.
For sale Wholesale and retail by the GENERA
Agent, SETH W. tOWLE, 1873 Washington street
BOSTON, Mass, and by his sub-sgents thr GU CHOU
the country.
Msssrs. +. 4. PEcN and A. G. srgAR, agents 70
Burlington. wl4wl
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TROY BELL FOUND RY.
A G A II d

nOCTOR GEO. NJ. TIGIIE, A STUDENT
- under Sir Ashley Cooper late Of the City of
London, England, has taken up his abode in Bur
lington, Vermont, and is now prepared to practice
upon Cancers, Tumors and Ulcers; Scrofula, Salt
Rhcum, Nenercal Diseases, whether acute chronic,
aud all Cutaneous Diseases of the skin Ito pledges
himself not to take any person under treatment
hr%s sG S" euTc cectcd Persons bringing ocrt
from the Minister of their Religion, of their
inability to pay, he will without charge, and
will forfeit hundred dollars in every of fail
urc. This he feels assured will be sufficient to
vince the public that he does not belong to that
class of persons called charatans, or quacks, who
live upon the suffcrings and creduity Of their fellow
creatures.
SYMPTOMS OF CAyCER.-This disease originates
in the form of Pmplcs Warts, Scales, Horny Pro-
tuhcranccs, Preternatural engagements, and Tubcr
cular Elevations. Sometimes unusual heat, and
very unpleasant itching, succeeded by twitching,
and sensation felt as if there were fly or spider
crawling over the part, and at intervals darling,
hooting pain, which becomes more frequent as the
disease progresses.
1t also originates from blows, bruises and the
ordinary causes and states of Inflammation produce
Cancer; grief and anxiety also its causes
Sorrow for the loss of relatives Also often produces
it. 1t is favoured by age and by the unmarried
state in women when it occurs n the married, the
mcn.es almost always cease first, showing connec-
ton between them it a so apcars very commonly
Mt the period when this secretion disappears. 1t
occurs even in subjects young as FIVE years, but
most common in advanced life, and scrofula predis-
poses to it.
The Doctor will attend on patients in tho country
If called on to do So to inform them Of his where
sbouts, that they may avail themselves Of his SER
vices. His address is " Dr.. GEORGE NJ. TIGHE,
corner of Pine and Pearl streets, Burlington Vt.
GEORGE NJ. TIGllE,
Practical Cancer Doctor.
March II, 1853. w39tf
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Telegraphic Report of the Cam
bridge Cattle Market.

ClCsS ul'itiC tCpOl vi thV am
bridge Cattle Market.
[Rpo,tcd tor me Weekly Free Prcs'l
Wednesday, Oct.
At Market 1903 cattle. about $500 bccvcs and
7O3 stores consisting OF Working Oxen, Cows
and Calves, lcarlings, two and three years
old
Market Bccf.-Extra per cwt ssh.
First quality, 81.
Second do 81 $50,
Third do $3.50
Ordinary $3.50.
Hides per cwt SIS, 5la6.
Tnlow s -.
Pclts AZ a 81 cts.
Calfskins II cents per ID.
Veal Calves, 4, 5, 6, I.
Storcs-W orking Oxen. No sales.
Cows and Calves, y to 8, 30 to SO, As to
-.
Ycarlings, !, s, Q.
Two years old, Il, Is, Is to %.
Three years old "a, :, 30, 4, 8 to 81.
Sheep and Lambs, sl3l at market.
Extra, a, ), G, :.
by lot, d. /, 2, /, /. l. }, l, 8 to 4.
Swinc.-All prime hogs this week, taken
at 81 cts. per ID.
REMAHKs-Cattle trains late prccluding re-
marks. Market firm at quotations.
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Vermont Musical Convention.

A CONVENTION Of Music Teachers mud Musical
~ Performers, mud all othcrs interested IN tho
Advancement ard Improvement Of mu' ical education
and practice will he held Mt Burlington under the
direction aud instructions Of Mcssrs. A. y. jon NJ
son and Il. II. FROST, assisted 10y Misses SMITH
and WlllrEllOusE, (nll of loston) commencing on
TUESDAY. Bts"t, u 10TH
at o'clock, A. NJ. at the TOWN HALL, and closing
on Friday Evening, Oct. l3th.
The exercise. Of the Convention will consist Of
Lectures upon the different departments of Musical
theory and Practice and the performance of Church
Music, Glees, Songs, 10, Careful instruction will
BIO given upon the best style Of musical performance
and the cultivation Of the voice. The principles Of
thorough Bass and Ilornons will be clearly cI-
planned aud illustrated.
on MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 9th,
a Grand Concert will be given in the Town Hall by
Prof.. johnson and Frost, assisted by Misses Smith
and Whitehouse.
ON THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. l2th
the Convention will give public performance OF
S.cred Music, consisting in part of anabridgemcnt
of the Orntoro Of Sampson" with such other
selections as may be thought best, and on
FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. 18th,
close with Concert of Secular Music, such as Gee,,
Songs, &c.
To defray the expense, Of the Convention, cnch
gentleman attending will pay one DOLLAR and each
Lady FIrTy CENTS, which will admit them TO oil of
The exercises of the Convention, including the two
Concerts. Ticket. for the Convention and Concerts
may be had at the Music store Of MIR. RUST and at
the Book Stores.
TICKETS to each Concert 7menty-fr, Cents.
Arrangements have been made with the Rutland
and burlington Railroad, by which persons attend
ing the Convention will he passed for the faro one
way, and it is hoped that the same arrangements
may be made with the Boats, and the Vt. Central
Railroad.
Books furnished for Tho Convention free.
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS
r. q. COLE, SC MooRE, G. MARTIN,
l.. 5. Rusr, L. A. FULLER, WV. G. BENTON
". ". Pa n1RInGE. q. w. pnELrs. Ll2tM2l
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Vermont italian Marble.

T-.NT II q TTTTN r.
PPOPPTFTORS. YASCYFSTrR ~
4 y EXTENSIVE MIL M FIHTT I.Es,
"A have recently been erected aud the rrcrrie'or,
are prepared to furnish any desert nticn Of Nor
HE, in any quantity or style desired.
They are satisfied that their facilities ill cr.ble
them to furnish Marble Of superior quality, for
Buiii-z PnrD9s,- md for Ho-u'n.-t, e.reci.lly.
as favorable tho poorer qualities Of other
Quarricr ., be obtained and account Of tho
very excellent quality Of this Marble, they h,vc
every reason 70 believe tina: :.e,; demand viii he
secured for the same.
Orders may be addressed to CLARK p0nGk,
Factory Point, Vermont, or to EDWIN CRANSTON,
our Agent at No. Plat Street New Yorf.
March |, 1851. ddrt
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GREAT EXCITEMENT IN NEW YORK
Pianos and MeIodeons for Cush,

HORACE WATERS, the great Music and Piano
Forte dealer 333 Broadway, New York, prefcring to
shares large per cent. with hi. customers, rather
than pay it to the Nharpes of Wal Street, to raise
available means to enable him to stem the present
tight times, Oilers his immense assortment of Gle
giant aud warranted Piano, and Moodcons at largo
discount from Factory prices, for Cash His assor-
meut comprises Pianos from three of the largest and
most celebrated Boston Manufactures also those
Of several Of the best Mr. York Makers, including
the beautiful and much admired Horace Hat,r,
Pi1Has from has FIcfpry, and Mclodeon. Of the
best Boston, New Haven, New York, aud Buffalo
makers aGording an opportunity for selections not
to he had elsewhere. Each Instrument warranted.
secondhand Pianos nt great birgains-Prce, from
sGu h. Ice. Music aud Musical Instruments Of all
kinda Dealers, Teachers and Heads Of School.sup-
piled the best terms. Music sent by mail post
paid. General aud select Catalogues of Music and
Schedule ofFhctory prices Of Planes, Melodeons and
Musical Instruments forwarded to any address, free
Of postas".
sept. -. wllm3
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FORT GDWnRDINsTITUTE.
WINTER TERM BEGINS, DEC. It'll, 1885,
w SPRING " March 2sth, ISIS

FALL Aug. 10th.
REv. JOSEPH T.. KING, A. NJ, Prncpsi,
New and superb brick buildings, with avery de-
sirable appurtcnance to accommodate 500 boarlers,
Ladies and Gentlemen.
The Faculty will consist Of twenty Professors and
Teachers, able to instruct the most advanced class
OF students Unusual facilities in natural science,
Ancient and Modern Languages, music, Painting
and Eocution
Tuition for the Term of II full weeks: Prma-
ries, 80 Common English, - 90 Higher Eng
lish aud Ancient Languages, each from 1jcts. to 81
% Extras at corrcsp onding rates Incidentals,
90 cts Board, Fuel and Room, 10 by 10 feet, well
furnished, 81 % per week, if paid in advance per
term of IA weeks, including tuition in Common
English aud incidentals, in advance, S2I 60.
Arrangements have been made for excursion
trains at reduced fares from Troy and Cast,ton
the first and last day of each term.
Circulars with full Information may be had at thi,
Office, or by applying to the Rev. II. d. TAYLOR,
NwId, FaH FdWard, y. Y.
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800 Book Agents Wanted

An upr'ced,nfed oIp3Han'fy for ACTIVE, iafclhgoT
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A Book of Sterling Merit!
RECORDS OF
B U 3 B L E r. ON PA r I 8 II I.
PdpUi Tom he E[ptfitnct q

- - -:
An AMERICAN MINISTER!
UNLIKE any Of the prc7iou, works in relation
TO the Pastor and /, opIe. thi. book is not de-
Stoned 10 show the pe-..,.,, trial 10 which tn.
clcrgv arc subi.r..j lut the difficulties thev en-
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Are composed. in carving out the the great reforms
Of the prcsent dav
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HE"D " "t' mr. "h"S %, '' -
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Traveller
Full of intere.t.-OlIve Branch
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-06
BY Telegraph
LYMAN'S STORE,-BURLINGTON

LYMAN'S STORE,-BCRLING
ARRIVAL OF THE STEA MERt!
THREE DAYS LATER FROM NEw YORK!.
NEWS OF GREAT IMPoRTANCE!!!!
Reciprocity BIZ Passcditt!!
V>RApE IN DRY GOODS VERY Brisk. THE
4 receipts Of Dry Goods quite large. Sales
quick, and ut very low figures. In staple goods,
viz Sheetings, Sbirtings, Denims, Stripes, &c.,
siderable activity displayed, at prices much lower
than last spring.
WOOLESS are heavy and hrm, at prices that at
tract considerable attention.
FOREIGN GOODS--Cassimeres, Shawls, De-
LANES, &c, are very cheap. Prices Of all articles.
excepting worthless und unproftable kinds, exhibit
greater regularity and krmnrs.. The styles are
the best in Market, consequently meet with really
sales
EMBROIDERIES. In this line We notice a la yr
and beautiful assortment, and At low prices. The
styles choice and the goods are good. Much at
tenton has been devoted in this line by the Ladies,
and more animation displayed than usual.
THGBETS, MERINOS, COBuKGllS, &C.-Largc
ton, Of thcsu goods this season, and prices
from 20 to 30 per cent. less than last year.
beautiful assortment Of these goods now ready
for exhibition and sale. Purchasers are invited to
give them look before purchasing elsewhere.
HOsIERI.6 GLONES.-As usual a we'll selected
stock of Hosiery and Gloves are in the market hut
for choice goods, goods that goods, the CORNER
STORE is supplied with endless variety, and at
iou prices.
- An are invited to call and examine for them
selves.
CORNER STORE, Wickuus Baidinr,)
september %, 1884. Sddwly-