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Sheep Shearing.
vINHERg WILL RE A PUBLIC sHEE

INHERH WILL Re A PUBLIC SHEEP SHEAR
L ing and Exhibition of other Stock, at the FL
gin Springs, the LIST, and I'd days of June. A
Qusrete Club will be present under the direction of
II. A. Scott, to eivcn the occasion with their melo-
dies, and VIII give Concert in the Evening OF June
lst +. j. farr's Band will also be present. and
play fora Cotillion party on Friday evening the I'd
Of Juue. Several Speaker, will be present and Ad-
dresses may be expected both days Persons ha wing
sheep or other stock they wish to exhibit, are re-
qucsted to present them. All stock on exhibition
will DO free of expense while at the Springs. The
Proprietor will run a carriage to the depot in Yer
gennes, in connection with the Passenger Trains on
the LIST, I'd, and Sd of June for the accommodation
of visitors
SOLOMON ALLEN, Proprietor.
May 10. w4Tw2
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REVERE HOUSE,

bTHttieDOTO, vermont.
VNHE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS OPPORTUNI-
TY to inform his friends and the public, that he
ha. leased that and commodious Hotel, the
"RENERE HOUSE" in the Village of Brattleboro,
w., and said House is open Tor the reception of
company.
This House is very conveniently located in the
center Of tho Village, oS TnE CORNER OF MAIN AND
ELLIOTT STRHETs, m'fhiH f,o d,ps ofhs WcsA,ih1,r
aud Lawrsnc, HATER-CURE ESTABLISH
NEN1S, md but short distance from the Rail
Road Depot, where Carriage will always be in at
tendance the arrival Of the Trains To convey wish
tors To- the Hotel, The House has been thoroug hly
repaired this Spring md is we'll and neatly furnished
BY constant and personal attention To the want.
Of my guests, by well furnished table, clcauly and
well ventilated rooms, and an orderly quiet house,
intend to render th, House frst-class New Eng
land Hotel, and hope to receive from my friend, and
those travelling on pleasure OF ll-incs,, share oi
their patronage. J. !. CRANDALL.
Bruttleboro, April II, 1854.
y. B.-nood stabling TOR Horses. Z; Horses,
Carriage and saddle Horses, furnished on appica-
ton at the otfoo. wt5wi
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Carpenters Wanted

A T NEWPORT, r. /. TO GOOD MEN lis.
IN per day will be paid and constant employment
furnished The work ia the best of house work. A
full settlement is made with each man monthly. No
loss OF time on account Of bad weather. The sub
scribcr has employed sixty hands during the past
winter, and no man has been obliged to lose day.
RErHREScIs.-JoHs y. DYER, ID. ". MosHgR,
and n. b. MITCHELL, Augusta, Maine.
~ The fare Of men will be paid from Boston to
Newport. Apply by letter OF otherwise, to
JOSEPH BRADFORD,
NEWPORT, r. l.
April 2s, 1854. w46w3
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WANTED,

N INDUSTRIOUS, SKILFuL, GOOD TEN
"a rERED and economical woman, of Anne rican or
English parentagc, to do Homework in family of
moderate size. middle aged woman, who would
like permanent situation in a desirable place
would be preferred. No one who cannot fulfil the
above acquisitions and furnish undeniable testimo-
mails, need to apply
F Inquire at tho FREE PRrss Office.
May :, 1854. wifi
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May is, 1854,
IElGIN SPRING HOUSE

YNHE SPRING HOUSE is open for the reception
i Of visitors. The proprietor having made large
additions to the house. and other necessary improve
ments, feels confident that he give satisfaction
to all who may favor him with their patronage.
Tho proprietor will run carriage to the depot in
Vergennes in connection with the mail tron Of care
for the aocommo cd alton of visitors.
All orders for water promptly forwarded by the
gallon or bottle
R-Pon office address, Vergennss, Vt.
IOWA. SOLOMON ALLEN.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.
RECTOR, BOSTON. I'M. P. wo'
Commission Merchants
Eor ths saIa ~
May II, 1854.

At market go Beef Cattle, 40 Working Oxen, so
Cows and Calves 1900 Sheep, and - Swine.
PEIcEs-Bsef Cattle-Ths prices obtained for So
verai weeks past were we'll sustained for . like
buantity We quote Extra . a 2 so ; hrst ausIity
30 as 10 second 81 s 10; third s Is al Is.
Cows and Cslves-$22, 40, 2s, IS, a, so . 80.
shscp-$G, 6 IS, 7 as, 775 a g.
swine-Large stor hogs 1, ia ~. York .hoats
to Peddls 81 and ca ; Ohio Il G ono ordinary
lot I. AT retail from 6 TO IA
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AFhI| 4 IL Of HE AVA IA.
sANGUINARY ENGAGEMENT.
HALIFAX 10th.
The Steamer Canada arrived O'Clock
this evening, with Liverpool dates to April
Goth. Steamer Atlantic arrived at Liverpool
at . P. NJ. on the 2Sth There are no tidings
of tho "City of Glasgow"
The news from the Seat of War, indicates
increased vigor on the part of the Allies
1000 French, and 5000 English had landed at
Galipoli. No events of Importance had ia ken
place sanguinary engagement had occur
ed near Kalafat without decisive results
The defeat of the Russians is reported at
Schernavoda, and that they have evacuated
Lesser Wallachia.
Sir Charles Napier was at Stockholm on the
9th, his fleet about 50 miles off. The
allied feet was at anchor off Odessa.
On the Goth tho Russian forces werc with
drawing from Kalnfat
Liverpool Flour market dull. Flour de-
The Halifax wires arc down, and no more
news can be obtained
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, May 18th
The House spent the whole night in par
liamentary tactics without accomplishing
anything except the waste of timc aimed at
by the opponents Of the Nebraska bill. Mo-
ton. to adjourn were frequent and calls for
the yeas and nays were often made. At day
light this morning the House was called and
no quorum being present the Sargcant-at-
Arms sent after abscntces At 9 several of
the absentces appeared and offered their ex-
cuses,-motions to adjourn were renewed,
and at half past IL to-day the struggle was
going on as animatedly MS ever.
WASHINGTON, May 18th, . p. NJ.
Mr.. RICHARDSON announced that the Ne
braskians yielded, and moved an adjournment
Intense excitement ensued. Mr.. HuS1
appealed to the speaker earnestly for an ad-
journment till Monday to allow time for re-
Election and pacifcation Mr., CrLLox Of
Tenn, eloquently addressed the House.
Mr.. RICHARDSON expressed most concila-
tory sentiments, Mr.. STlrHH>s of Ga, said
Mr.. HrNT could give no guarantee for the
good faith of the faction opposed to bust
ness and went on to denounce with severity
the New York call for public meeting. Mr..
GIDDINGs said with vchcmencc that if stump
speaking was to 60 on he would take hand
in it. He added greatly to the excitement.
Mr.. SEWARD Of Ga, moved an adjournment
till Monday. Mr.. CAMPBELL, Of Ohio, said
with great excitement of manner, that he
would resist to the latter end. Mr.. EDMOND
son of Va, advanced upon Mr. C.xrBrLI., at
tempting to throw off his coat. and finally de-
claring that he would have the fight now
Mr.. CAMPBELL stood prepared for the conflict
amid cries of order, when ATKINS, Col. KEITH
Mr. DEAN of N, Y. and many others interfered
some siding with Mr. EDSosDsoN, and Others
with Mr.. CAMPBELL.
The Sergeant rushed forward, e1claiming
"order fight out doors
Mr.. Edmondson was Withdrawn by friends
Judge Douglas was in the midst of the ARRAY
and Mr.. Benton approaching At length, aftel
some restoration of order, an adjournment
was carried, with wild shouts, stamping anc
rapping of desks,
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EW IBIsOllDEIelES.

GU BIOL DE1elES.
IL larger assortment of good, in this line than
usual, consisting of
Cambria Collars, Cambria Sleeves,
Muslin do Muslin do
Lace do Lace do
Honiton do Thread do
Under hdkfs., Muslin and Cambria Bands, Edgings
and Inscrtings, Dimity Bands, Embroidered
Skirts, illusion, bdbinet and black Silk
Laces, Embroidered Hdkf... Wells,
Stamped Collars, Working
Cotton, etc., etc.
WHITE GOODS
Jac. and sars. Cambrics, Bishops Lawn,
Swiss null Muslins, Plaid Cambrcs
Book do Figured do
Sacarilla do white Dimity,
White a oolored Tsrltans, Curtain Muslins.
Linens.
1914 Linen Shectings, Linen Napkins,
as Pillow case Linen, do Table Covers,
1914 Table Darnasks, Dc eolored do do.
Huckabuok, Crash, Scotch and Russia Diaper, Nap
kins, etc, etc.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
Ladies' and Gents. Lisle Gloves,
do do silk and tisle Gloves,
do do Colorcd and White Silk do.
Misses Gloves
White and Coorcd Kid do.
do do Cotton Hose,
Morino do,
Cashmere do,
Cent?. Silk, Colored and White do,
Boys do.
Burlington, April 40, 1884. dtwH
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To Sell or Let.

V,HE WELL KNOWN AND CONMODtoUS
L Hotel. the NORTHFIELD HOUSE, please
antly located al Convenient distance from the depot
in Mortified, Vermont, will be sold or leased for
a term Of years.
The premises are in good condition the house
proper contains sixty rooms we'll arranged; there
arc fifty other rooms directly connected herewith,
which will be leased along With il if desired.
The whole is we'll painted in modem style the
furniture will be sold with the premises if agreeable
to the wi.he. Of the purchaser or lessee thereof
Mr. Rogers other business engagements are such
that he is determined to leave the house. therefore
very favorable terms will be given.
For further particulars, enquire of JAMES c.
DUNN, in Boston, or WIN. ROGERS, at the estab-
ishment.
Northfcld, Nov. 4, 1858. w20tf
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F. Y I F. y ST Y E

SUMNER STREET, BOSTON.
HAvE received, by late arrivals from Europe, a
L large and beautiful Stock of Goods, adapted
to the present and approaching Season, comprising
the newest and most fashionable articles and max
ing altogether Of the attractive and desr-
able stocks of Foreign Goods which they have ever
offered. Consisting of -
SILkS-of every description.
SHAWLS-in new and beautiful styles,
SILK MUSLINS-very elegant.
SILK TISSUES "
BAREGES-New designs.
ORGANDIES-very rich.
MUSLINS-French and English.
JACONETS-neat patterns.
BRILLIANTS-a complete assortment.
PRINTS-Engsh and French.
G1NGHAMS-stripes, plaid and plain.
M0uSSELINE DeLAIN ES-do. do. do
SPUN SILkS--new patterns,
LINEN G0oDS-of all kind.
Observation-Disclosures styles
HOSIERY full assortment
GLOVES HDK'FS-do. do.
PARAS0IS-do. do.
MANTILLAS-of the newest styles
WHITE GOODS.
ARTICLES FOR BOYS WEAR
In addition to our Stock of RICH FOREIGN
GOODS, we have in store a well selected Stock OF
the most approved styles Of AMERICAN GOODS,
which, together with imported goods, We offer
upon the most favorable terms.
CHANDLER 4 co,
4 Summer st.
April 6, 1854. wilw6
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News by the Atlantic.
ODESSA BOMBARDED.

NEBRASKA QUESTION UNSETTLED YET.
NEW York, May 18th.
lao P NJ, with Liverpool dates to May Sd.
1t is authentic that Odessa was bombarded
10 hours by the Allied fleets. Part of the
City was laid in ruins. Four gun fortresses
were dismantled, three Russian, and one
Austrian Merchant ships, were burned in the
harbor, and three British bombarding steam
ers badly damaged. The attempt of the Bri-
fish to land 1900 men was foied
The Russian feet came out of Sebastopol
during the fight and threatened the Allied
feet but without battle. The details of tho
bombardmcnt are not yet received.
The Russians have completely evacuated
Lesser Walachia. The Russian right wing
| now rests on Alutea River with its head at
Bucharest Therefore the interest Of the
campaign is again concentrated on operations
below Nicopols.
The Turks have come out of Kalafat. and
are occupying all the western track of the
| Russians.
The Russians are besiesins Silistria, and
will assault it about May LIST.
The Allied troops are idle.
! The Greek instruction is unchanged
From Asia nothing.
LIVERPOOL MARkEr.-Large arrivals, Brown
Shipley & Co., say, Market rather lower
Flour having given way cd, and Corn Is at
which there is a good demand. White Wheat
maintains previous rates; White lis Cd a
lis l0d Red los I'd a lis I'd; Western
Canal Flour Sos 36s Cd Baltimore, Phila,
delphia and Ohio 36s Cd, Sour 34s; yellow
Corn 3ss Mixed 37s White sos.
WA,HTScroS, May Is.
The opponents Of the Nebraska bill, both
Wings and Democrats, resolved to insist oil
freedom Of debate.
The Union announces that a caucus Of tn
friends Of the bill would be held this morn
ing.
In the Senate several Anti Nebraska reti
tions we're presented.
! In the House, Mr.. Richardson Withdrew
the demand for the previous question on tn
resolution offered by him several days ago
, and proposed to extend the date until frida
, next and demanded the previous question.
Mr. washburn moved to lay the resolution
on ire tl'ls.
wAsulNcros, May lS,
In the Senate this morning Mr.. Mallory, G
, Florida, offered q resolution, declaring tina
the recent acts Of the Cuban authority clear
, ~ show design to throw Cuba into tn
hands of the African population, an even
, detrimental TO the United States,
, The House, yesterday, finally on motto
t of Mr.. Richardson, agreed to close the de
, bate on the Nebraska bill, On saturday, an
e 10 postpone the Pacific Railroad bill unt
TUESDAY, the oath.
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WA \TED

IMMEDIATELY, 200 OR 300 CORDS OF SAPLIN
i Pine Wood, to be delivered at the Match Factory
on Chnmplain street. or on the Burlington Wharf..
E. b. EDDY, Agent.
Burli ngton, May II, 1854. wi1wtf
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Notice.

I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT HAVE CIV
Il EN- my son, Axos B, POLLARD, his time from and
after the present date, and do not hold myself
counable for his future debts claim any of his
future earnings.
ALMER POLLARD.
NAV ls, 1854, w3w
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hv1S .ASE " - L LNSs
1888 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
'INHE best and most improved Pianos and Melo-
! deems. T. Gilbert 4 Co.'S Worlds Fair Pre-
MUM Pianos, with without the folean, and with
iron frames and circular scales. Mr.. W. being sole
agent for III the above Pianos car offer them lower
than any other house. HORACE WATERS PIANOS,
nufactured expressly for him, having great pow
of tone and elasticity of touch
MELODEONS.
Goodman 4 Baldwins Patent Organ Melodeons
with two Banks of keys-n sweet and powerful in
strumcnt. Prices from So to 5000. :. d. 4 II
W. smiths celebrated Meodeons. Martins unrival-
led Guitars Browns Harps, Flutnas, Niolins, Brass
Instruments, &C., &c. Dealers supplied with Piano,
and Melodcons at factory prices. l2i per cent dis
count to Clcrgymcn.
MUSIC.
Thi. list comprises the products of the great
tiers of both the American and European continents
and is receiving constant additions by extensive
publication Of the choice and popular piece. of the
day. Dealers in Music and Teachers of Semnarie
wishing to purchase any music published or make
arrangements for cont nued supple. Of Mr.. Water
new issues, will find it to their interest to call OF
forward their orders Music sent to any part Of tn,
Union or Canadas, postage free.
HORACE WATERS.
April IL, 1854. w42mos3.
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Female Seminary.

VNHE NEXT QUARTER WILL COMMENCE on
L Wednesday, the 18th inst Young ladies wish
ing to enter either the Literary Department the
Glasses in Music, Drawing, or oil Painting, are re-
quested to report themselves the first day of the
Term.
May 10, 1885,. ddutf
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GERMAN UROSCOpIC PHYSICIAN.
DR.. B. JOEDNN & CO.

OF PhRqdophj7. anil lotr fran Rrandor.
nR. b. JORDON i co., respectfully inform
- the Citizens of Burlington and vicinity tina.
they have located in thi. place, whore they will
practice Medicine the German Jroscopic system,
which leads them to locate and describe the .ylpp-
toms Of disease Of CHROME rHARAcrER. with the
utmost accuracy and satisfaction. : clean VIA,
containing about two ounces II urin-,-thc first
passed in the morning the name and sge If
the patient, will enable them treat successfully
the case in question. llcnce--one individual can
bring several and medicine he sent TO snv
part of the country. Their remedies wholly of
the reformed practice, differing essentially from those
of any other system or school, consisting of Cheni.
calls and Extracts, in the mos, concentrated form, ,nd
obtained almost exclusively from the Vegetable
kingdom, obviating III. Inconvenience # bulk, &c.
heretofore objection 20 their general Unlike
the potent minerals-thoy reliable, efficient and
safe believing that whatever ,ub.tance has ten
dency diminish the Etaivy of the system. should
he rejected as Medicine. Acting upon this principle
they discard the Of the Knife, Lancet, Calum-l
Anthony and Arsenic
Their remedies are directed to the cause produc.
ing the disease, without reducing the patient to the
Brink of the Grave, which istup often the ca when
Mineral Poison. are given. Hut the contrary
they produce an agreeable effect on the constitution
enfeebed by disease. and tho long continued use ~
Poisons, the effects Of which NOR horrible than
the diseases they are intended To- cure Thoy TO
impart strength IT, the system. causing tho eve.
sparkle with Joy mud gla'lucS', and the check. 20
glow with the the roseat- hue Of health.
Many diseases heretofore considered ucurs re.
and which arc silently, yrt m. idly DESTROYING out
most near and dear f'irrl, m0y j." detected '
pain in the back and lulu-, trI.'Ir'ss and rstu
the stomach. dizziness and pain W tine head. cough
and tickling in the throat Ial citations upon -lljcu
emotion or exercise, helcluc ~ wind. sour stomach
pain in the side, about the .h"Uldrr., IN tie -ht
arm and large joints frequent .i-hirt low ,pIits
loss Of energy, short hrc1th. sleep uurrfr,.hiu.
cold hands and feet uumbn".s NJ the limbs, pain m
the bowels, burning amt ''o-tn- IN III" ears, 'icA
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Mrs. Langworthy

HAS JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK
and Boston wish large and splendid as,oit-
ment "f Millinery Goods of every description nong
which silk and straw Bonnets Of every syl and
quality. Ribbon, Ltces, Willow work baskets dc.
Mrs. T.. would call particular attention to her as
sentiment al 4" Ensh,h Dsn,fahh BoHn,i'," Of which
rbc has . large supply.
May 4, lsiI, Ni'W9
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German Worsteds.

4 FRESH LOT, NEW AND DESIRABLE coll
"a "ns als", Wor.t.d Patterns, 1c,, inst opened
NJ LlMANs
ny 1. dANr
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"APOTHECARIES HALL"
GEORGE w. ALLEN.

"AI'OIH Els ALL."
GEORGE w. ALLEN.
(Successor 10 G. p. SANBORN q co.,
HAVING LATELi COMMENCED BUSINESS IN
L this well known establishment, am pro-
pared to offer the public full and complete nssort-
ment of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Stufs,
Surgical Instruments, Mineral Teeth. Dental Arti-
cles, Mineral Waters, Brushes, Combs Soaps, Per-
fumes, Fancy Articles, Foreign and Domestic Cigars,
Camphene and Fluid, Glass Ware, &c, &c. In fine,
every article connected with the business.
All the popular Patent Medicines of the day at
Wholesale and Retail, at proprictor's prices
Having engaged the service. of Mr.. WV. WILSON,
a thoroughly educated Chemist and Apothecary. who
was educated and received diploma in Glasgow,
scotland and has since been for the last few months
with Messrs. Vim. Lyman h Co., Druggists) OF
Montreal, who, also recommend him in the highest
terms for his good character and thorough knowl-
edge Of the Druggist business, in all its details
Mr. Wilson will give hi. personal attention to COM
pounding Physicians Prescriptions and the retailing
of Medicines
Commencing under these peculiarly favorable
circumstances securing as have, the assistance of
practical Druggist, feel confident in assuring the
public that all Medicines compounded in this Store,
will be done in the most scientific and acceptable
manner, and warranted GENUINE.
GEORGE W. ALLEN.
Burlington March 30, 1854. d&w
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CARPENTER, DIX & co,

Manufacturers aud Wholc>ols n,alerr IN
~ / u Y " y l. IL q + WING,
OILED CLOTHES + INDIA RUBBER GOODS
Aiso Importers and u Bo'e,'is Nsoirr'r
Gents Furnishing Goods,
CHAMBERS, Isl sorrH WATER ST.
CHICAGO, Ill.
D. p. CARPrvrEU, Salem. Mass
J. II DIX, Chicago, III.
:. CARPENTER, Clouvelanl, Ohio.
April s, 1857. venos
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For Sale or to Rent,

4 NEW STONE COTTAGE ON FUTILE ST,
~ in this Village, If rented the rent can be
applied on repairs upon the premises Also three
Houses on Catlin's Lane.
Apply To f. WILSON, Esq, or to
WM. NJ. MILLER.
Burlington March II. ls5t dAwtf
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Spring styles -!
. g. ~ w q Y 80 n ,

tSncec,,ot 10 l. ". BARNUMJ
Next Door to Bymnn's, college Street,
XVorLD RESPECTFULLY INFORM Titr
w Citizens Of Burlington and vicinity that hc
In. received largo supply of Fashionable Hats and
Caps for mon and boys, suitable for the present
assortment of Tr,uks vallscs, Bonnet Cases, Trnv.
cling Bags, Schd61 Sdtchol., Umbrellas Canes
Gloves, Mittens, Boys Belt' e. Those Wishing
any Of the above named goods, will please call and
examine.
~ Hats and Caps made TO order. Repairing
done with ncatnrss md dispatch.
VIM. e.. DREW
Ell renoin as formerly.
J. EDMONDs.
April H. 1854 d6wtf
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WAGONS

WAGONS
K1v I'm HAND AND FOR SALE
GJS ~ three Buggy Wagons, side
WI springs, and two horse Lumber
Wagons, and three horse Lumber
Wagons. The above wagons arc made of the best
materials and will be sold cheap, for cash or good
paper. HENRY WHITNEY.
April II, 1854. ddw2mos
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A Rare Chance for Great
RAR(. AIMS.

VNHE ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS FORMERLY
owned by S. 4. Howard, consisting of Dry
Goods, a large and we'll selected assortment of
Plain and Fancy Dress Goods, Crockory Ware, dc.,
has been recently purchased, at great reduction
from the first price, by r. n Reyes, who is now Of
fering them to the public at from cost, down to 30
per cent. below Cost, The Public are respectfully
invited to call.
Burlington, April 81. ddwtf
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M I s 8 M A r X II A M
Milliner,

HAS RETURNED FROM NEW YORK, WITH
the largest and best assortment Of Bonnets,
Ribbons, and other Millinery Goods, ever offered in
this market.
BONNETS BLEACHED,
and all work done in the best manner Shop I'd
door North Of the Bank, on Church street.
April %. ddw3ws
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UNION NURSERIES,


'TNliE Subscriber invites the attention Of cutiva-
tors in the Champlan Valley, to his unrivallcd
collection of
FRUIT TREES,
Ornamental Trees and shrubs, Roses, Dahlias
PhluScs, dc., for .ae this spring.
The collection comprises, in addition To- the lead
ing, standard sorts, than fu h"qdr,d ulr,-
"i's N Euif', and thro hgairci u Fhwrs, which
are not to be found at any other establishment in
the Champnin Nalley,-nnd which are still quite
rare at the largest Establishments IN the country.
n New, Priced Catalogue tor 1884, lie now
ready and will be forwarded gratis to all postpaid
applications, enclosing one stamp tor repayment Of
the postage. j. BATTEY.
lrtHtg month. 18TH 1871 dduimo