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MECHANICS, INyENTORsA MAN.
UFACTURERs.
500. In Cash Prizes. 1910.

NoLtNE tEg Or rrE "SctENrIrIc AMERICAS
commence. the 10th Of september. 1t is chiefly
devoted to the Advancement Of the interest. Of NJ
ch1,c1 Iruerfors, N1rufaci'trs and Formcrs and Is
edited by men practically Skilled in the arts a nd
sciences. Probably other journal Of the came
character Is 60 extensively circulated or 30 gene
rally esteemed for its practical ability Nearly all
the Valuable Pa,rr's which issue weekly from the
Patent OFFICE are Hvdfatcd nth Engrartrgs, and
tine claims Of all the Patents published regular
ly in it. columns rs they issued thus making it
perfect SCiESr1ric ASH MrcuAN1cAL ENCYCLorEpiA
of information upon the subjects Of Mechanical I'M
prouements, Chemistry, Engineering and the Nciorr,s
generally. It is published weekly in quartu form
suitable for binding, and each volume contains Fotr
Hundrcd and Sirfccn Pagcs of Reading Matter, and
Sot,ai HunAed EngrorinPs, wtha full aud com.
pletc Index. Its circulation on the last Volume
cecded 1000 copies per week, and the practical re-
ccipts in volume worth to any family much
more than tho subscription price.
The following CASH Prizes are offered by the Pub
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wise inventors without charge in regard to the nov
city Of their improvements
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'"sp,tIi.caTi.,> 9Eai!."
GEORGE w. ALLEN.

(SucceSsor Ia &. r. Si NBORN f Co:r
EANING LATELh COMMENCED BUSINESS IN
y y. sweii knhwlh establishment am now pre-
pared to offer the public full and complete assert
nent of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, bye Stuis,
Surgical Instruments, Mineral Teeth, Dental .Arti-
cleS, Mineral Waters, Brushes, Combs, Soaps, E,r-
fumes, Fancy Articles Foreign and Domestic Cigars,
Camphene and Fluid, Glass Ware, &c, &c. la fine,
every article connected with the business, @.
All .the popular Patent Medicincs ct the day at
Wholesale and Retail, at proPrictor's prices.
Having engaged the services of Mr. wv. WILsas,
a thoroughly educated Chemist and Apothecary, who
educated and received n diploma in talasgoN,
Scotlud and has since been for the last few months
with Alrssn. VIM. lynsn 4 Co., Dmsgst,) VI
Montreal, who, also recommend him in tho niche> t
tcrms for his good character and thorough kuvwl-
edge OF the Druggist business, in all its "details
Mr., Wilson will give his personal attention to. ootu,
pounding Physicians Prescriptions, aud the retailing
Of Medicines.
Commcnciug under these peculiarly favorable
circumstances securing a. have, the assistance al
practical Druggist, feel confident in assuring the
public that all Medicines compounded in this Store,
will be done in the must scientific and acceptab e
manner, aud 'oUrlHfsi p,nu,nc.
GEORGE ". ALLEN.
Burlington March "a lS5i.. dAw
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NATHANIEL WRIGHT,
DRY GOODS.
Dry Goods nj VVhoicsaic,

The undersigned now receiving direct from
Europe, large importations Of Dry Goods, embrace
ing many and beautiful styles. Also, a very
general and desirable stock of American Goods, all
of which they prepared to offer to the trade on
the most favorable terms. Particular attention
given Cloths. Cassimcres, Nesting. and Tailoring
Goods generally. An examination of our Stock by
Merchants and Merchant Taylors i. solicited.
A. NJ. 4 W. n. STRONG,
Importers and JobJers, broadway, Albany.
A. NJ. Strong. VIM. n. Strong. 7. j. Strong
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PaDier MaChe.

IL LIE bh0l ~ u MoSl D' hABLh MA
tcrla' known i4r flctmre lfnhr'' M"ulding''
0orhice' hrackotf' iiou'r tap' tapltol' Consoles,
W lnlo" 'orh'ctS n, an AIn's ol ii'"Sc "rhahch.'
Nehte ecc' ior OcllheS' an sizes anu prices whch
can DC sent 10 any part ol the country and any
Vafpenttt can put 'htm up IN rev moments, with
OUT creating any an't OF art Also BLOCK Letters
LOT !lsh', "lit -"""i''nF' Hhd 'ornlccs' Tor HhlF
Naplhs' snip .ap'' o"th pam ana ornamental,
orhnm'ntcu fllast"f', "c' IT viii notrrack IN any
neat 81 cHnhtc OF "l furnace nor warp nor
give; IN any wny-lt can TIC cut MED, sawed,
Plhe', anu turned ny n iathc, 1t car he nailed and
screNe'' ana Is h"h-c"nductor "i neat.
THE BOSTON PAPER MACHE 60.
take pea.ur" in 'lyiug to the people Of this coun-
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Carlos Baxter
VS..
VIM. c. Harrington
and Hannah Thomas
HE Tr,tstna


CARLOS BAXTER, of Burlington, in the County
of Chittenden, having entered upon the docket of
said court his writ of attachment declaring against
William c. Harrington, of Sacramento, in the State
of California, as endorsee of promissory note for
S7OO-dated Burlington February 10, lS49, given
by George L. Harrington, then in life but since de-
ceased, to the said William c. or order payable and
negotiable at the Bank of Burlington with interest.
in three months from date for value received, which
note the plaintiff AYERS the said VIM. G. then and
there endorsed to the said Carlos and remains un-
paid and also summoned Mrs. Hannah Thomas, of
said Burlington trustee of the said VIM. c. as
per writ and declaration on file.
And il appearing to said court that the said VIM
c. resides out of the State and has not had personal
notice of the tendency of this suit in this court =;
THEREFORE,, 1t is hereby ordered that the said
VIM. C. be notified of the tendency of said suit in
this court, by publication of this order three weeks
successfully in the Burlington Free Press, news
paper printed in said Burlington the last of which
publication. to be twenty days previous to the
sion of said court next to be holden at said Burng
ton on the first Tuesday of November, 1854, a,
which term the said WIN. c. i. notified to appeal
and answer to said suit.
u3v DAVID FRENCH, Dept. Clerk
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Domestics.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN NEW YORK
Pianos and MeiOdeons for Cash,

HORACE WATERS, the great Music and Piano
Forte dealer $50 broadway, New York, preferng to
sharea large per cent, with his customers, rather
than pay it to the Sharpe'I Of Wall Street, to raise
available means to enable him to stem the present
tight times, Otfershis immense assortment # sle-
CANT and warranted Pianos and Melode0ns Mt la rge
discount from Factory prices, for Cash. His s.sort-
ment comprises Pianos from three Of the largest and
most celebrated Boston ManuiaetOries also those
of several Of the best Nsy YorA Maker, including
the beautiful and much admired Horace Waters
Pianos from hs O~n Factory, and Melodeons of the
best Boston, New Haven, New York, and Blu ffalo
makers sfording an opportunity for selection. not
to be had elsewhere. Each Instrument warranted.
Secondhand Pianos at great bargains-Prices from
$50 to Sl6O. Music and Musical Instruments Of II
kinds. Dealers, Teachers and Heads Of Schools su p-
piled on the best terms. Music sent by mail post
paid. General and select Catalogues Of Music and
Musical Instruments forwarded to any address, free
of postage.
Sept, IS, Wllns
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PrLIe TH.T sRE PlLLs,l
Prof HAYES, state Chemist If Mn,.achu.etts.
Sayj they the hest Of all Pills, aud ed are
the men vito certify that pr. lIolo, knows, via
LEAN FL Nli\ W, Chief Justice Supreme Court Of
EMORY NASliBpRN, Goy,rnor Of Mass.
we. PLJ'NE EFT, Lieut.. Gpv. Of Mas
EDWAkp ENE.ETI, Li-',o. a.: .>,a,o ard Soma
tor VI [. :.
ROBERT C. WINTHROP, E,-spcukcr House Of
Representatives {. :. A.
A"@orr LAWRENCE, Minister plenpot. III CT
Britain.
JOHN Z. FITZPATRICK, Catholic Bishop of
Boston,
MEN THAT ARE MEN,!
Among the diseases this Pill has cured with as
tuusiling raplity, we may mention
Costivenes', bilious complaints, Rheumatism
Dropsy, Heartburn, Headache, arising from foul
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid naction Of
| the bowels. and pain arising thcrefrom, Flntulency
loss Of appetite all tlterous and disease.
which require 'nn eVacuant Medicine, Scrofula or
/ King. Evil. They also by purfyir. the blood and
stimulating the system cure many complaint. Which
it would not hs supposed they could reach such n.
u, aiuc's, partial Bliudncss, Neuralgia aud Nervous.
/ iritatility, DemHgcmcnts uf the Liver and Kid
ncl, Gout. and other kindred cclnplaiuts arising
from low state of the body, obstruction, Of its
/ functions. They are the best Pprgativc Medicine
ever discovered aud you will but need to them
I once to know II.
Arc You Sick:
! Then you c, II he cured too SOON Don't delay
until your complaint is ncurnhlc, and then mourn
when it is too late. Four nth, If al the diseases
which people tho chu Oh yards, might be cutcd by
Ayers Cathartic Pills if taken in season. Don't go
dragging through the Spring, faint, sleepy and list
/ less, becnuic your blood is loaded with bile. Dom
wear the headache, heartburn, aud their kindred
disorders because yeu ston'ch is foul, Don't
paradc yourself around the woTld, covered with hin.
pies, Blotcne,, lce', sores, aud all any of the
uuclean dis, noes Of the sixty, because your system
. cl a. 81 al lpln
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STOVES.
Stoves! Stoves,

SVOVtS SCOVCS
Tho Subscribers offer to the trnde fair and lib
eral TERMS large and complete assortment of Sors
Of the first quality, for both coal and wood among
which are the celebrated Black Diamond and May
Flower Cooking Stoves and the Irving and Franklin
Coal Burners. Also, a large assortment of New
Pattern Paro, Stoves for wood
Easls Foun,iry, No. ITO B.ar-r-N,, .Nborv.
1READWELI 4 PERRY.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Rcriah Murray, Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons con-
DISTRICT OF cuirrEspES, IS. cerned in the Estate
of Beriah Murray, late OF Williston, in said Dis
trict, deceased, GREETING:
At Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and for the District of Chttcnden, the 18th day
Of September A. D., 1854, an Instrument, purportpg
to be the last Will and Testament Of Bcriah
Murray, late Of Wili,ton, in said District, de-
ceased, was presented TO the Court aforesaid, for
Probate, by Mary Murray, the Executrix there
in named And it is ordered by said Court that
the 9th day Of October, A. D., 1854, at tho dwell
ling house of W. II. French, in said Wiston, be as
signed for proving said Instrument; and that no.
ticc thereof be given to all persons concerned, by
publishing this order three weeks excessively in
the Burlington Free Press, newspaper printed at
said Burlington, previous to the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid and
contest the probate said will, If you have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington, in said Dis
trict this 18th day Of september, A. D., 1854
W. II. FRENCH, Judge.
wl7w1
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IL. G, DAVIS Il Co..

Manufacture, Of and Wholesale Drolrrs in
REA by NJ DE CT OIL y G ,
Importer. and Jobber. of Cloths. Cas'imerc., Vest.
ing. and Trimmings. A large assortment of fine
and medium, low priced Clothing, constantly on
hand and for sale on the most liberal terms. Mer.
chants are invited to call and examine stock.
Nos 3 and Exchange, AUdny.
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LATE. But NOT LEAN I.
'nEwEy hAsAT LAST NEcElvEp HIS
kYTuicbv~ serc,I NJ sso.ds.

Which fully equals, Pul III some respects surpasses
community,
All those Who are anxious (aud who is not y To-
consolidate nrd ccmtut the bands "r tho uuion (of
soul ahi body aic requested Ia call it il believed
thntuil rartio,, Hard cie ard S.it sh-lls-if they
only '"-lcirort" -Ehonyund silver grry-pmyiled
they have the silver, viii here fluid means m fi,ru
ftig'NA sf"rios"i. tor tic uo"'l 1fssIcit "t their
desires. D..
Particulars viii be iuhli,hcl hrtorc Thanks giving
when twill he srra that provision ha, hcsh dc
for that a" good tine conNg.'
Nov, '4th lN53
VsIe"oAC"pEs, TELESCOPES, MATHEMATI-
va can Instruments, Htld aud Silver Braid
Pistols, Gold Cue hins Fishing Feels aud Baskets,
Gold Bracelets, ~lss,- ..d,taut studs, and lot. Of
lcvI'.y, l,,st,,i a,
BRlNSMAIp, BROTHER 4 co.
July 1, 1854 dIwtf
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Gents Silk Shirts.

4, ENTIEMEN. NOl WILL FIND AT IANN~'>
~ nice lot OF silk shirts tor summer wear, ju-t
the thing for this climate. Also, good assortment
% hosiery, sloycs Gc. Cali at the Corner store.
June -. diwtt
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GOOD THINGS

TFNIIE 81 BSCETBEK HAS Just RECEIVED A
! fro Good Things, among which some Of
those large white Georgia Bank Cod Fish, No. !
Mackercl, Pure White Wine Vinegar, Syrup, Sugars
Of every Grade, Tea,oll prices and qualities Figs,
Rasins, Nuts, Pruncs, Farina, Sage, Tapocn Mac
caroni, Corn starch, Citron, Currahts, and Of
that o. g. Java Cofec--Pure, and fresh ground.
y. s. PIERCE.
June ,. ddwtf
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IS dus Of superior quality, at much lower
prices than before offered in burlington, for
sale at the Agricultural store. Church Street.
JOHN :. PIERCE.
Burlington May l,t, 1884. diwtf
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FURNITURE.

Edwin A. Harris,
Cabinet Furniture 4 Chair Establishment,
$40 Broadway, few doors South D,i,vor House,
ALBANY, \. Y.
Four Of the largest Ware Room. in the St,te-fr.t,
second third and fourth .torie. full of all kind. of
Furniture, manufactured by the most experienced
workmen and of the best ma teras-all at very mod
erste prices.
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HE steamer Canada


(io,',g Nnih,, leave Whitehall at 10 y. NJ, or on
arrival # first Train Cars from Troy, Albany and
schenectady, reach burlington at 81 =. NJ, where
they will connect with the Trains of the Rutland
Burlington Railroad, and take passengers directly to
Rousc's Point without stopping, and arrive at i.
NJ, in time for the Cars Of the thamplain and Nt.
Lawrence Railroad, which reach Montreal the same
evening.
dmng South, leave Rousc's Point on arrival of
Trains Champain 4 st. Lawrence and Ogcusburgh
Railroads, arrive at Pittsburgh at u, Port Kent
10, aad Burlington lOa p NJ, and reach Whitehall
Mt tx next morning, aud in titncfor passengers to
arrive in Troy and Albany in season for Cars direct
ly to New York, at Schenectady in time for Trains
going West.
The ab,re arrangement ,sH sonnet ruth all the Pas
,.ng. Tram. of the Raiand and Darlington Raul
road a DARLINGTON.
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Pork, Fish. DC.

IAn BBLS. HEAVY MESS PORK 20 hbls
WV Lard, rs tubs do 100 ats. Goldfish
% hhls. MRrserel No, ! and =; 100 bNs sailed
Herring % kits do, for sale by
. 90 .a.. ,-i HERRlCk 4 Mills.
"
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CoDlrtnrrShip Notice.

rENH 7 UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS pN\
formed Copartnc r'hip for the transact'"n o'
Mercantile business, and the Manufacture and sale
of Stone Ware,
=. X. NICHOLS,
l., {. DOlNTON,
Burlington, July !, 1854 d3wu
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DRUGS & MEDICINES.
Archibald Mcclure & CO.,

~ & 76 State-,t., AND Is 8. II Norton-,t., Albany
Offer at Wholesale a large and general assortment
of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils Var
uishes, French and American Window Glass, Dye
Stuf. Brushes, Camphene, Fluid, &C., together with
every other article in their line.
ARCHIBALD MCCLURE. WILLIAM A. RICE
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LOWEST CASH PRICES
Merchants Gargling Oil

HAS BEEN BEFORE THE PUBLIC MORE
l. than Is years, and ha. acquired an unbounded
celebrity, not only the best IInment for Horses
ever known, but a. Embrocation for Family Use,
it stands unrivaled.
1t is sold by almost all Druggists and Merchants
throughout the Country, of whom Pamphlets con-
tanning testimonial of its wonderful efficacy may be
had
General Depot, Loekport, n. Y. A liberal dis
count j, made tepurchasers and all orders
to NJ. II. TUCKER CO., successors to &. W.
MERCHANT, will meet with prompt attention.
Sold by TliEO. A. PECK, &. W. ALLEN, A. C.
SPEAR, and G. G. CATLIN, Burlington EZRA
ALEXANDER, Charlotte JOHN SIMMONDS, I'd,
Shelburne l.. W. WILLIAMS, Essex; L. b.
GREEN, Richmond f. S. WHITCOMB, Wiliston
Div 500 z. II. LANE Jericho Center L. BUR.
CESS CO., Milton ; S. c. ISHAM, Winooski Falls ;
and by Druggists and Merchants generally through
out the United States and Osnsdas.
Aug. 1, 1884. w6wly
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TEA. TOBACCO, &c

IHS ell. AND HALE Cu. HYSoN, II. :, Y.
! - lf, and ooong Teas; M bNs. Tobacco,
p cases do extra in lumrs, lO0o' gro. fine cut ,
and smoking do, HERRlCk 4 MILES
Nnv ~ - -- dAwu
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SHEET MUSIC,

More than Ten Thousand Pieces now on hand, and
all piece. Of Music received a, soon rs publish
ed. Gl-c Books and Church Music Books Of every
description.
Mn. RI ST will sell all articles a. low ~ those OF
tho same quality he obtained in 'nv city. and a
liberal discount made To Teachers mud those who buy
to sell Ar9 in.
Grateful for the liberal patronage he has thus far
received, he will spare no effort to keep a complete
assortment Of all articles usually kcpt in a Music
store, and by constant personal attention to his hui
sinc's, hopes tnscc in his New snd Commdiou'-
Store, All of hi uLr, and many I'm customers.
burlington, July Is, 1883. w3wtf
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

George A. WOCivcrtcn Il Co.
Manufacturers and Wholesale D.a'trs IN
Boots and Shoe. also, Agents for Goodyear's India
RubbeTs, and J, Patridge's Boots.
$50 asd 3js Bro1d'cav, Albany, A. y.
q. A. Woolverton. 7. Dunn. c. b. Woolverton
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.'LEMENT'S SPLENDID LINE OF STEAM
80 EI,S FOR ALL PORTS ON ~,. .I
LAKE MIl III(iA\

aud the Railroad from Chicago to La Sale and S,
Louis forming the most Pcrfsr and Comtorhis ronit
To- 81 First Glass Steamers form a Daily Line
between La IA lie and Il. Louis
Tsi- IhiS Vt affords To Travellers, either for
pleasure or hu mess, advantages not enjoyed by any
other The Boats of the Line on the North Passage
arc lrTs exposed to the storms aud rough weather In
cidcnt To- Trip by the South shore, aud are not
subject Ia any dccntons that other lines are by
going into Eoits difficult of entry. The picturesque
bc,uty md mn hihcoHt grandeur ct the Detroit
RAeT, n epiuyed from the noble Steamers dffhfS
Line, has me- equal, The Railroad from Detroit to
Chicago passes through all the principal town, II
Importance in Mchisnn-an advantage not emlnved
by any other Route, aud one that entities II ID a
pre-, rEcucr uNVr all others.
y Baggage conveyed from the Car to the Boat
Ft,' ot Ch~or,, by delivering their Checks ~ The
Agent "u thr Triu. or at the bcl"t aud checked
through en-, the Route. v
,..5- II, M.'NuITdAii H. F,rixht Agent ior the
liur, uttcr On ~, e.. Il. Il. Dock, Buhaio. Also,
1ouSral hurwq!dcI., Viii tISgri Errgh, ~ dn '
kHd ~ my dir,c"r', By anY null ~ ''sr'g'H,t. AT
the lowest atcs, and with despatch, MauI racka-
gcs, care 80, ". Whiting buffalo"
-gESsTll no HATi(kEr> can he procuEed Of ths
Agents OF the, Line, General Office, NJ, Town
Hall, doors Meet OF the Post Ohes. s.l..
l." MOSES l.. CIITECH, .fs
Agent, Burlington.
May II, 1854 d4wu
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REID ( D AVIS,
WHOL ESALE EALERS ~
Foreign Liquors, Wines, Cordals, Havana Segar.,
de-; also, superior article of Irish Scotch
and Manongahela Whskcy.
No. ii State Street, ALBANY.
james Reid, william Davis
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THROUGH TICKETS

To Ugdcnsburgh, Oswego. Ruchc~,cr, Lewiston,
Hamilton, Toronto, Niagara Falls, Buffalo. Mon
roe Toledo, Chicago, Racine, kcno.ha Milwaukee,
Shcboygan, Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati, and
all principal Western Cities.
Also, Ticket. t. all the above mentioned places,
win Troy Albany, Saratoga, and Schnccady, connec-
ting Buffalo with the Michigan southern aid
Lake Shore Railroads.
Meals and Birth. included on Lake Ontario and
Lake Erie b. Cleveland
TICKETS can he had at the Mchrsn Nos;h"n,
and Lake SHINE Railroad OdIcs, No. | WHEELER'S
BLOCK, next door to the American Hotel.
II. 0. GREENE, Age Mt,
Burlington, Aug. !, 1855 10
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HOrse.RalynS.

StOULE'S PATENT RENOLNl ING WlRE-TnuTll
- Horse Rales, manu- featured at Wexford, VT
Fo sale the iseuliurPl ftgrc' uHrlnSIGm, Gy
July IS, 1854. vac dGWu
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CARPENTER. DIX co,

Manufacturers and Wholesale DoaleI.in
RE- 40 Y Ma u OTHIN
OILED CLOTHES Il INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
Also Importers and Whoiss.ic Dsai~,m
Gcnts' Furni. hing esoeds.
CnAMBrR., l57 Sorru WAr.rsT.,
CIIICAGO, ILL.
u. 7. CARPENTER, salem, Mass.
j. II. DII, Chicago, III.
S.C,HrrVTrR, Cisayelaud, Ohio
April 4, lsir. osnos
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Nails.

-nn KEGS "EAGLE" NAILS; Also
'PN'V Axes, Shot, Lead, Powder. and safety fuse
Just received by llERRlCk MILES.
Nov. -. dSwtl
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snnn GCs. 7. |. SALT.
1OOO 10000 bag. barry do. purc Rock, steam
roiuvd sud Western.
81 %. . n.,crp., ,u,,c do, 'Ashtun's.
1000 bus. Canada Splt,
just received and Tor sale by
HERRICK MILES,
Nov % dNut
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Eiac Steamer America,

CAPT. W. II.FLAGG.
Going N7"th, leave EouscS Point at O'Clock, A.
", on arrival of Cars of Champaign AID It. Law
rene" railroad, from Montreal, reach burlington nj
10. \. NJ, in timr for the train of kutlaud aud
Burlington Railroad going south and East, and
Whitehall at / o'clock 2. n, in time for the Cars
which reach Troy and albany at ! p. NJ, and
Boat, to Ncw York next morning.
CONG Nprth, leave whitehall at j. NJ, or on
arrival of the Escnil; Train. from Troy, Albany
and schenectady, arrive at Burlington at a next
morning, Port Kent ) lattshurgh ltoc, and arrive
at Rousc's Point 2t1 \. NJ, and in time for Cars of
the Chumplaiu nu1 St. Lawrence Ralrond, to- ar
rive at Montreal, at 10 4, Nj , mud by Osdcnshurgh
Kailrn .d M M..lrnshnr..h nj | n,clmch. 7. VI.
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Va steal H-'rU;ncEtS
4 LARGE sIoCE Oh NlOiINS, AC'p&pEpNS,
~ Guitars, Bows, -trngs, and ~" ical ~ s1Llu-
disc, just received at the old stand Church street
July 81, ddwtf JAMES L. BKIN SMAID
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Fyler's Butter Working Churn.
Cast steel Shovcls.

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