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Mysterious Murders.

Our eity police are investigating nyste-
riuus series Of murders in the upper part Of
tie city. woman has been arrested, and
charged with the murder Of two Of her own
Legitimate children. Al llishInan las also
been arrested, as implicated in the same at
fair. The murders occurred some time since,
and the bodies have not as yet been found.
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Petition for Divorce.

STATE OF NEkMbNI2
CHIrTLNDES County. SSS:--1U The Uo urablo
Supreme Court, next to be holden at Burlington,
within. and for the County of Chitteudcn, ON the
fourth Tue sdav Of December, A. D., 81.
Hunbly sheweth ORIN MOBB>, Of st. George,
IN the County Of CAttcnieu, aforcslid--rhat at
Burlington, in said County, on the 18th dayo sep
TENDER, AID 1874 lhr was lawfully married To sarah
Alien, then, o. said Burlington, b, Rev J. X. Com
verse, then mister of the Gospel, and Pastor Of
the First ongregational Church, in said Burllng-
ton, and, from that time to tue last day of August
A. b, sjl, lie lived with the said sarah Allen, III
the strict observance Of all the duties required by
the marriage covenant, when, the said sarah u.t!-
~ deserted your petitioner Grin, aud ever since has
continued such wlful desertion and has wholly neg
iected to perform any Of the duties enjo.ned by the
marriage contract, without any provocation on the
part of your Petitioner. Your Petitioner therefore
hunbly prays this Honorable Court, that the bon Is
of Matrlmouy between MIN and the said Sarah may
may be dissolved, and Bill of Divorce granted him
and that he may be restored to all things which he
ma lost, by reason Of mis- marriage covenant, and
a. in duty bound, will ever pray.
Dated at ~. George, i'll said county, this lltA IA :
OF October, \. u, 1854
uEIN MODES.
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DOES THt PUBLIC GOOD REQUIKt ANorHER
Change of School Books Now
An ATTEMPT Is BEING MADE TO sUPPLANr
TOWNS SERIES OF BOOKS,
BY THE INrRODuCTION OF row Err :
SERIES

III | II r. ~ hNJlJl( llDN OF TOW lR :
SERIES,
INTO our Public Schools. have co-operat,d with
I WILLIAM X, PoRtEr, F, Il. WnEgIrR. g. II.
llAYDrS, aud others, in securing UNIFORMITY IN
READERS, dHi Il Entr pyua, $ other series have
been tried and Superseded after the fsirest trials
in nearly every part ui the state. County after
county has adopted Towns series, with great unuui-
nifty, with the expectation that th, great change
would be PERMANENT, for a reasonable number If
years. About 200 Sup0ipttndRg Comniitf,n N
Vermont, have personally recommended Towns
Books and Wells GEimIhcr and they, with Others
interested, pledged all available influence, to keep
this system until another change became impera-
tive, and was determined on ny the Board Of super
iutendents. Addison, LamOile, Windsor and Or
ange, changed ton months ago. others four years
ago. DO you now favor another attempt t. SrrrlH,r
Cooks until the public demand IT On shall agents
and book makers, for Msr,tHUy ,HR4 a.Ir, destroy
system that ia giving the best abstraction, ever
given by any ia tue state, both t. 'elers OF books
here, and teaoho Re, parents and scholars The time
is uupropitious Tor Change Tho books now to bo
pressed u. Laye extraordinary merit TO warrant
il Noa9 hut lie uIAsktrs Of tie 80 ,naEd il !
The paseuts We foTnory met, will hot be wiling
pay cut 5000 ia each County for books no better
than the old,-SEw BooAs, JUST yADE, aud st.!! 10
be proved Great opposition was awakened 3 the
other exchange, among the payers, and will not
tho matter now DC disastrous, with the opposition
to be encountered from the friends Of TOnu's -.
ries and lovers u permanency
For the good Of the schools We urge all, At least
to deliberate mstuIciy before helping tlas - t.
tULATIos, at the expense OF tine interests of cdLau
ton, until both sides are heard A. A. SAMlN.
BusTuL, Nov, :, 1854. wlJu3t
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Telegraphic Report OF the Cam
bridge Cattle jGarRet.

tR,ported ior h' N,c5Y frce Preo.
Wednesday. Nov. {
At Market oslo cattle, about POGO bceyes
and SIG Stores consisting OF Working Oxen,
Cows, and Calves, Yearlings, Two and three
years old
Market Beef.-LxtrA per cwt IS.
First quality, S1a.
Second do s. Il.
Third do S6i
Ordinary S4a5.
Hides per cwt SiiaG.
Taliow -.
Pclts ~ IS cts
Caliskins | cents per Id,
Barrelling Cattle, S6t to a per hundred.
Veal Calves, 9, :, :, 9.
Stores-W orking Oxen. SIP, l22, los,
1870, 1875, l40, l42, IA to 1856.
Cows and Calves, n, A, ), g, 30, 2, 3, ~
to -
Yearlngs, 9, 10, IL.
Two years old ii to 81, 90, to 2S.
Three years old, IS, 80, 4, 6, 9, 40 ., 3,
to 40.
Sheep and Lambs, G752 at market.
Extra,4d, 5, 6, 7, TO ia
BY lot. p, 4. l. 81, l to T.
swine.-All large lat hogs at wholesale, a t
"A Al cts. per III.
RssARKs.-Fhe market is we'll supplied in
every respect. The weather clear aud cold,
and an unusual large number Of buyers in at
tendance has very much quickcncd sales at
quotations.. Sheep have sold quick aud veil,
aud have nearly AZ been taken up on arrival.
few pairs of extra large fat oxen sold for
Ss4 por hundred. Two hundred and twAtv-
one cars ca,ne over the fitcl,Lursh r. r., aud
232 over the Boston and Lowell L r., load
ell with sheep, horses, swine and ioFls.
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the polls In the melee | man wa ltio, dead
urd . otl crs wounded seriousir iruot fatally.
Ih" i"ju'na are incomplete bat Indicate
Mai Coz. seymour, Soft has ii majority and
that Barker, Know Nothing, is elected Mayor.
The result in the State is close.
From present appearances, seymour has
the best chance. The total vote 4 Albary
is as follows Seymour, 1920; Jlman, "a
II Clark, 1858 Bronson, about $50.
Albion, Nov. 9Th, ?. NJ.
In the towns Of Clarendon, Murray, Ken
dali, Barry, Haines and Carleton, Ullman
has 1871, Clark sos, Seymour All, Bronson
l07. Monroe Co., appears to have given I'LL
mann Il mai and Carpenter, whig is beaten
for Congress, in the 10th Dist, by Williams,
Soft aud k.N. Ontario Co gives heavy maj
for tllmann. Stcuben Co. as far as heard
from gives Ullmann n considerable maj. -
Syracuse city gives Seymour 1906, Clark
l01S, Ullmann rs, Bronson 100. Jefferson
Co. as far as heard from gives Clark II small
mai Oswego city gives Clark $50, Seymour
732, Ulmann 500, Bronson 81. Oswego Co.
give. Clark, and tie ahis State ticket 800 or
400 maj.
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GRATlS!

Inst Pubhsded--A Mar Discorrgin Mtditip,,
4 FEW WORDS on TIL RATIONA
treatment, without Medicine, uf SnerW-tOrrlei q,
oI Local wcgkIcss, Nervous Debility, Low 81 is,
Lassitude, Necklaces Il tho Lllbs aud the Uacl
InGsVo;it!on anu .ncevqcty tur Study aud Labor.
lUlhcss Cf Apl s,aels.cu, Ices of Memory, H~e,
sion 10 Soci,ty, Love Of Solitude, Timid,iy, seli
pistrust, Di42iauts, llrad-Ache, involuntary u.s
Charge, Paine il tie side, Affection Of tue Eye,
Pnnpcs VI tie Ease sexual and otLeT Inf. mite 10
man.
FROM the French Of pr. Il. De LiSEY:
Ihe imp rttut fact that he ularmu 4 complain is
may easily he removed WITHOUT MEDICINE t., ia THE
small tract, clearly demonstrated, and the suti.r
new and highly succc.stul treatment as adopted Ly
the author. mlly explained, by neaus uf which
every one 10 enabled o. .,Us dBs'U p,-toty, ami =
the tsf J'is rr't. avoiding. thereby, all TIC al.
ycrti.rd .struns of the dl,.
sent. fo a'y uid,rs., gath and poet i,y,. IN o.
sealed enNolope, b. romiiioa tl'. aijl i've post.
ast -,-,"p. ." w.. 3. % l,s'i, '. ~ li.'.neil
street, hur v -
Doc. 10 1858. l'vI
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Weeks 4 Ridcout's United States
IudvlIibIc Writing Ink.

INTHIs INK 1T Is BELIEVED HAS BEEN
L found an article whose need has been long felt
by ALL namely, line, clear, black, and flowing
writing duid and while its proprietor deem II free
from any defect, they confidently proclaim tie .al-
lowing it, emphatic and undolablc merits 1t
will not in che least degree corrode steel pcus it
will no, mould IN ink,tand or bottle, it will not gum
in the nk,tand crust upon the pen, Il hows free
ly. The pen that has any ink upon 1t never fails
90 mako mark 10 is perfectly iudcllible, no acid
can oblteratc II. 1t has q decided color when put
ON, and neither time nor chemical agents can change
it. :. b. NICHOLS,
sac As,ut to- Bprdnsf., anu I,,,nIy, No Peck.
Block.
Aug 81. dd1uSm
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~ X. NICHOLS HAVING ASSOCIATED WIFE
i him l. c. BoYNIoN, will continue the
mercantile bueuess in all its branches ne heretofore
carried by him, With Increased stock o. goods
IN their season. and shall end,avor 90 be able to sup
ply anything usually kept in New York and Boston
Retail Stores, al less than New York and Boston
hrices And now offer anything We have on
pand very low prices, wishing to reduce our pre-.
sent stock t. make room for our Fall goods.
We would respectfully invite all IN want OF goods
either Wholesale or Retail, to call aud examine our
goods and prices. Get postet up with the lowest
price then call at so Church street and buy your
goods.
Burlington, July |, ls5i. iIwtf
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'iS {, dpu
j,MtN >.yUHf. BURLINGTON,


t,MtN >-TUGf.- BURLINGTON,
iRPil.IL or THE STEAMER
u,sL DAYS L,Ift FROM NEw Yok,..
NEW, OF GREAT IMPURTANCE!:t'
R.pnro7iy BW PosS,di ''!'
FgyRADE N DRY GOODS VERY BRISK. IiiE
receipts of by Goods quite large. sale
quick. aud lt very low figures. In staple goods,
s.. Sl,.t.l IS, -lirtu:-, Denims, Stripes Sc.,con-
siderable a'ti,.t! displayed, at prices much lower
.htu last -i'Ir,,
NpOLENS arc heavy and fran, . price, that at
tract cuH,ideratl attention.
GuREihN GbDD>---CussiInercs, shawl. De-
Laiucs. &C.. age very cheap. Prices of all articles
excepting wolthir-, and Improbable kinds, exhibit
greater regularity and irnncs-. The styles are
tho hc.t in Nnr.rt, consequently meet with ready
sale.
hNbN0nHIl,-. m this line We notice i large
and beaur ~ ~ .prtne.t, ild at low prices. The
style, ur, .oi., and tac -.ol- are good. Much at
tcutiau al. been devoted In Ill line 10y the Ladies'
aud moro uujmn',on displayed than usual
TntHEri. NEhlNp~, CpEu EGllS, &C-larco
iiurlrtrtiuua these goods this season, 'ud prices
al. tr.ui H, ,,l. .rr cont w.. than last year. !
beautiful srruncut of these goods now ready
for exhibition and sale. Purchaser, ar invited to
give tt..u 20 book before purchasing el-cwnei'.
HOSIERY & GluN E>.--A~ usual, "a we'll selected
stock of Hosiery aud Glove, are in the market, but
STORE Is supplied with an endles, variety, and at
B DW 1ri9os.
Al arc invited To call and examine for them
CORNER STORE, " hr.rs Ru5nsi
sfrl s.r d.
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To the Ladies' I.

lust Received TT the BED-HfNE ancther Carton
- OF those elegant French wool be Laincs, also
Csshmerrs and Gold Medal do nlso splendid
Line of French Mcrinos, French Grapes, Ga NV style
OF dress goods > an giant Line OF plain, changea
bic, plaid stripes and rich rocade, dress silks mud
pure Satins great variety If long and square
BrocLa, Cashmere, Tibet, her.Ho and Nooleu
shawl silk Wrappers, Meriro Wmpp,rs and
Drawers, S,a-'7, F'"hroideries, &c, &c.
Nor, anon. n. PECK, JE.
Oct, 8 ttHN
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FTulu the Boston ChroL0tv,
CAUTION,

Inc great popularity Of Wistcr'. Balsam OF i'll
Cherry has induced some mercenaIy individuals il
various parts of the country to compound 1uack
nostrums for the purpose uf deceItIug the public aud
raising money on the well-earncd reputation Of thi,
truly valuable medicine. The interests OF tie pru-
pretor cannot suffer, il he but keep the public
informed against the iase Preparations attempted
TO be paned OIL in the name OF the Wild Chcfrf ::
for certain II is that no medicine ever r.pycd 50 e.
cncious in long catalogue of the most common dis
enses which "humnn flesh is heir TO-" or urcser, "a
the health and life of many thousands Of our race
a. has DR.. Wistar's Balsam. MR.. SETH W. FOWLE,
Druggist, No. 1873, Washington street, j. she sole
proprietor OF the original receipt for the mauutc
ture Of the genuine medicine, and supplies both of
wholesale a"i RETAIL aud of whom. also, a.... .ias
can be nhtnineu.
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WINNER TERN BEGINS, DIT r~U. - q.
w SPRlNG March a.t., l-'1
FALL Au- f...
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NOTICE.

AIR. X. PANGBORN Is NO LONGER AGENT
va for the - Burlington Courier" III receipt.
for debt. due that concern VIII not be ac,noT, i2ed
by me hereafter.
Guy c. SAMPSON.
Mortified, Oct p, lsji
y B.-Tho difference between this notice and the
one in the Tribune Of the 2Gth Is, that ts /, s.ror
ding ton written contract between as, while 'Laf :,
contrary to that contract. Il. c. :.
Oct. 30. d&w3t
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wv GOODS.
JAMES E. BRINFrIAID,


tSucce ,sor 10 HiIn.ma'd. rIntl,I u Eo..)
tntr1 >'-'s Brta.ton.
So 4 uPLNlAr IHE RICHEST AND
F,TS, luust "NIo.. .... variety ~
g GOLU lND >iLTEB GOODN.
Light v Chrun',Ir,,.. y ,, ~. Double time, CyIiu-
der and Ley .r Wat hes % all the various styles ana
qualities usually d"sIed at the lowest price, and
.ornc iiuo English Levers, aud fine time keeper, Of
swiss and English make of our importation,
just reoei' cd. Those wishing are e.ired e. ..Ju-
inc them.
Mo e-eiycl great yariet" oi New Goods, and
Ln4.ns thru4 tu- u ..tI.,., ii .. Compass. ..
iiusk,, Shell ,.",n- .,;, ! ja- 81 l.i,- Pur-.7.
card Ca. q, P"r. r....r'.., NaN-IuAtra tl>' t-s.
torneiiai ,.'7"-. .-rr. -r> -l. .-'- ..-i...'
SNUFF and Tobacco poAvs, go c,..., .ulri.. .,'-.
Court plaster, Ivory .op,,-, o.. 1u.l '.... n4.t
beads, Wax cantlcs, rherm,rnrJ.,.--' ..-. P,sA.
RI, back, ine and COARSE combs, Hru-Acs o. ait ,54.
Tooth pick, ka1prs Of all prices, Soaps, Hal. uii-
Bimmols Toilet Vinegar, GENJINE Msc,u s.ar
OIL Drinking fasks, bone and silver Napkn-ring
button fasteners, hair pins, and thousand aud one
useful articles IN daily use by Ladies and Gentle
men. The greatest variety Of such goods. at the
lowest cash prices, At the Old stand, Church street,
Burlington, Vt.
Oct dEwt
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y It, UOV-II !
February y, 1854 ~
A Card to the Ladies.

hR. pCPONCO'S Fran h P-ria|' .f' t5'l5,p }'Ys.
- iuialliblo in removing storplgcs on irrc1l-
lariucs Of the mcnscs. These Pills are nothing
new, but have been used by the Doctor for MANY
years, both in France and America. with unpaulei-
cd success In every case ana he Is G-5oi ty many
thousand ladies, who have used them, TO make the
Pills Public for the alienation OF those sLGgung
from any irregularities whatever, we'll to pre-,
vent pregnancy those ladies whose l., altL III uCt
permit increase of family. Pregnant i,males,
or those supposing themselves SO, arc cautioned
against using these pill! while pregnant the prO-
pEietor assumes responsibility alter tie above ad
mention, although their nildno.s would prtvelt
any mischief TO health otherwise thcse Pills arc
recommended. Full and explicit directions aseon-
pauy each box.
Price 81 90 per box.
GEO. W. ALLEN Wholesale and Retail Agent
for Burlington, Winoosk Falls, Milton. Wili-ton,
Hmcsbursh and Richmond, to whom AN vrd.is must
bee sent BY enclosing $780, the PHI. I'D be sent
10y mail.
Gencral Agents for Eutlaud and vicinity Of RUt-
land, POND 4 MORRIS Druggists.
Oct. %, lo,4 dAwly
xYt.Il rNIaN- ~. n.trt. r-,I .7l d. Nrr-
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News of the Week
Ry Telegraph to the Free Press.

Boston, Nov. =.
The Republican State tonnui,tco i'll session
i'll iii, city to-day, ARE dla.ussng the mntteg
OF accepting si,o letter Of dcclination Of Hen.
r. VI il.or, their candidate Ter t,uvcrnor.
New 1cre Politics.
NV ohk. Nov. >.
\. the Hard Shell Democratic Ratitica tior
meeting in this city last night the Hon D.
s. Dickinson spoke and defined the main
question Of tho coming election to he Bronson
and good liquor-Seymour and bad liquor, or
Clark and no liquor at all.
appointment.
IL is understood that " Hard Hall. Of
Missouri. will be appointed Governor of
N,hrr sl.o
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ksust'a tsca,s k'Es.s
lNIMITABLr HAIR C0LnEING.

RUT WITH THE BELIEF THAT ALL TIL
- statements made concerning the peculiar pr,
oeTtics Of the
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Not

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
next Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
the Vermont and Canada Rail Road Company, will
be holden at the American Hotel, IN Burlinctou.
VT on the 9th day OF December. sjl, nt9 o'clock,
in the forenoon, ut which time and place, said
>tuckhoier, will meet for the purpose Of elcctng
Directors for the year ensuing. and 10 tram
sacl any other business proper to be done at said
meeting.
BY order Of the Directors,
J.. BkAlNERD, C.,ra pro ten.
Burlington, oct. %, 1854. wl7v3~
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Barre Academy,

HNuE WINTER TERM will begin on THURSDAY
NOV. 23d.
For information concerning tho school, sec the
circulars ard catalogue, which may be obtained by
addressing the Principal.
BOARD, $500 per week
j. :. SPAULDING, PuHa,pd.
BAsE., Oct. 81, 1854. ~lsvJ
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Clerk wanted at the Beehive.

hNE Iron IN CololrJI bctNccn 10 aud 10 ycnfr
~ OF asv, VIA lit.ir 300 N!,rir0'e, preferred
Unmpeach able ral chara'tec. activity, AMI good
.ducAtiop, rec .i5id, APl'> i'aw"tinl'r.
s.. HFth, Jf.
Burlington, Oct. dtHf
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SOmethinp New ,

HNiE Vermont Directory and Commercial Alma
nae, for 1888, with an Appendix, by ". "
Atwater-Prce, paper covers. IA cts, cloth % C..
cloth, gilt oi.v with map Of STATE, IS c. For sale
by the hundred dozen OF single at the lowest rates
B. NICHOLS.
Oct. IS. 3vSdu
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cgJ,sh IT. patchin's T-atste,

STATE r VERMONT, tThc Hon. 'ro Probate
District of Chit..uacH, rs. C.ort for t.a pistri.t
Of tbt'cnd Vi. T. pli por-ou, crac.ur Goo ne 'stu,
Of Nd'h II. patchin, late ol Duflin.ton, 10 saia
District, d"rca,od, UHtluv,.
WHERE ~. John McGregor administrator Of be
estate Of aid deceased rroro'es 10 render account
Of hi. administration and ptcscpt boz. account
against said estate Tor examination and ri!cNHu'c
at session cd the Court or Probate, To- Boo h..a t
tho Probate Office in Burlington ON the lth day Of
November next.
therefore you arc hereby notified to appear be-
fore saii court at the time and place atre-rid. and
show cause, If any you have why t4v account
aforesaid should not BE- allowed.
Given under my hand at Burline;au .Ais 2,h
day Of October \ d. 1854.
wl1-3 ". ". FRENCH. Iud"e.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT IN NEW YORK
Piano. and NeIod cons for Cash.


HORACE WATERS, the great Music and Pi,no
Forte dealer 1888 Broadway, New York, prefcring to
share large per cent. with his customers, rather
than pay it to the Sh1rp,'s Of WoH Street, to raise
available mean. to enable him to stem the present
tight times, offers his immense assortment II Gle
giant and warranted Piano. and Helodcons III largo
discount from Factory prices. for Cash. lis assort
mcnt comprises Piano. from three Of the largest and
most celebrated Boston Manufactures also those
Of several Of the brs' Ney York Mixers Including
the beautiful and much admired Hpr1c, W.icr'
Pianos f,ou his Factory, and Melodeons Of tho
best Boston, New Haven, New York, and Buffalo
makers aHording opportunity for selection, not
20 u bot s.-h"re. Each instrument warranted.
second hand Pianos at great bargaIns-r rlccS uum
500 to Slt0. Music and Musical instruments IF all
kind. Dealers, Teachers and Heads ofSchuols sup
piled the best terms. Music sent by mail post
paid. General and select Catalogues Of Music and
schedule Of Factory price, OF Pianos, Meojcous and
Of postage.
sept. 10. rllms
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for youth of both sexes, Nov. {, 1854, assste by
Miss E>CELLk ALBRo OF New York, and Miss
CLARA HASKELL, OF Burlington, at the Dwelling
House, ON the corner Of Latiin's Lane, White and
College streets, opposite Leayenworth's Block.
The students will receive careful and parental
slperNIsion of their moral physical and intellectual
education. The course Of instruction viii be thor
uueh and systematic ana the Teachers believe that
they can safely promise, that Pupu. committed to
their charge, will he advanced a. rapidly and
t9oroughly a. any Parent OF Guardian could wish
The House has recently been fitted up, and IS
commodious. The location is very pleasant and
easy Of access and for those wishing to enjoy the
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?
Boa rding Sch DOL.

arrangements made for boarding with the Prin-
cipal, where they may enjoy "homr away from
home"
Burlington is easily accessible, IRON All parts Of
the country, Is unsurpassed for lovely and mn ni-
cent scenery, pure and healthy air.
Further particulars clu he a-certaiuei by appli-
cation to tue Principal, 90 t. EpwIN HNu,rl, fs'i.
students are dc'irCd 20 tH,cr At th' coumrnc'-
rU9Dt ID tn.
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A,liES--lhrr- /, ,u tcl.!, demand !j- Hta.!. =:
t 81 so. Pot, without chang
BJTTEl;-ile market j. better Supplied "tii a
goou article than at any time this fail. Ira late
high brces have Influenced consiguors to forward,
and the receipts have largely increased This met
in connection with the present warn and UNI gor Die
weather, has not only affected Che quality hlt the
price il less firm. with declining tendency. 'uf
sales this week for best fall grades rs a2ic from
Northern New York and Vermont. and 20 pc for
other kinds NJ to quality. More ordinary grades
are very dull. Western is scarce and war.Cd.
CllEESE-Ghere is not so lar .c stock nnd the
best duiries sought for st ~ q lOlc. Prices
range as quoted.
tLouR-Pric.s Of Flour tine past week have
cached an unusually high fsure. and with q very
small stock aud light prospective receipts. prices
are likely to rule high for the present Tn. foreign
pdycrs are also very favorable and Notwithstanding
prices still comparatively higher ON thi- sale,
prices iirmer here in consequence. The trade
purchase only in los for immediate wants, but the
rcccip pit continue small there has been ac-uu-
laton of stock,
GRAIN-The demand Tor Corn continues moderate
but with light receipts aud favorable foreign aoNiccs
prices firm. Oats firm and in steady
demand. Sales of Northern, Canada and Western
at 80 toe per bu. Ia Rye there have been further
sales at 81 80 per bu. White Bean. continue in
steady demand at % a s. per Ia. 20 quality.
lOPS-The market is very quiet for thu article
and sales small.
POrATUES-1he ma rli. has been in good supply
and fair demand for shipping with sales Mt 62! a
zoe for whites and Peach Blows or 81 IS per bbl.
POULTRl-The warm weather the past week ha
affected the market value and priccs have ranged
very low. These rate. are improving with sales OF
Chickens and rurkics ut 10 q l2c, geese n lOc.--
To be 'ulcahic Poultry should never be scad.
sIARCll-Saes Of 80 tons Potatpe starch at tc
pr ID, cash.
WOul-Th. demand for Wool has Lccn fair
during the week. Manufacturers continue 10 UUr-
chase lots as wanted and with Ii ht receipts price.
are well sustained. The sales Of the week have
been about 100 900 lbs, quoted prices for the dte
rent grldns