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--HoS. AVIAN SABIS.-rhe Nilsson ger
considers the worthy and capable Represcn-
tative from this District II Model Congress-
man. Not only, it says, is Mr.. Sahin one of
The most faithful in his attendance at tie
Capitol, hat il called upon nearly cvrry
Sabbath l.! some ~mcighboring church - Of
fciat" in his clerical capacity.
.FrNcr ruE LAST or 1nE Morlc,>s.-rhp
Senfinei INDUCES In n prolonged rriw over
what it calls - the obituary tnct that hut n
single Guhernniorial Representative Of the
once great Wing Party il now to he fnnnd
within the limits Of our widely extended Tn
ion" If that ras the fact. the hnif column
of g fine writing " about the last of the Wing
Mohicans would SO of decidedly b"ttcr.-
Wing Governors are scarce enough, but there
happens TO be more than one. The Sentinel
isn't posted. When it g refers to this aub-
iect again. as it SAYS it shall, perhaps it
better mention TINT Maine has n Wing Gov
ernor, as we'll as Massachus sets.
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Telegraphic Report of the Cam
bridge Cattle Market.
REPORTED for IKE Weekly Free Press.l

[Reportsa for Tie Weekly Free Press.l
FEBRUARY IS, 1854.
At market C3S cattle-about $50 beeyes,
and 81 stores, consisting of working oxen
cows and calves, yearlings, two and three
year old.
Market Beef extra, including nothing but
the best large oxen well stall fed at least
one year, per cwt 81 first quality, CON
sisting Of large fat Oxen, stall fed ut lea st
several months, s $50. 2nd quality consis
ting Of the best grass fed Oxen, ana best stall
fed cons, and best three year Oh steers at
5G,.ja s.. Ordinary, S5,,5a 50.
iiidc-, per cwt, $500 a SG,jD
Tullow $50 a 50.
Pelts 81 ,3s a LOO.
Calf Skins ia a l2c per u.
Barrelling Cattle 81 Sac %.
Veal Calves IS, e, 1a9.
Working OXen-no sales.
Cow and Calves S2j, o, 30, "A, SO, 20. 50,
u 6S.-3S at market.
Two Years OH S2i, %, 80, 3 ,34, 30, 80 a
~.
Three Years Old S3s, II, As, ~. 70. 81 ca
a72.
Sheep and Lambs l'li at market, qualify
good and the sales fair.
Extra s. 50, d., :, sa9.
by lot 81, 3 o., J % 7i,4al7i.
Swine-shoats to p~eddlers nj le; 9Th fat
SIC, and hard iat. at &c per lb.-quick, in de.
mend.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-17

The many excellent Dledicinel'virtue Of the plant
Rock hose, are becoming generally and fayorably
known, among eminent Ply sicians, and to use the
language OF DR.. Tyler, Of New Haven, the plant has
been too much Seglected. Myer'' Extract Of Roc
Rose is one Of thu safe i and most effcaciou' RENE
dies for the cure Of >%crofula, Salt Rheuin, pyspcp-
sia, Liver Complaint, Bilious Diseases, uabker,
Nursing Sore Mouth, Sick Headache and General
Debility. The fact that Myers Extract of Rock
Rose Is a cure for the above named discase', Is NJ
fiction, a. thousands who have used il with success
can testify. Obtain pamphlets Of ouragents (.ratls)
See Advertisement.
For sale Wholesale oEl Retail by @. p. SAN,
BORN 4 CO, Burlington, ard by Dealers IN Meii
cinss every where. wJIw2
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e We are g~rstifcd to announce to our readers a
CArHAR1C PiLL, (of which see advertisement ia our
columns,) from that justly celebrated Physician aud
Chemist, Lr. j. Z. AfTR. His Cherry Pectoral,
everywhere known as the hest remedy ever offered to
the Public for Coughs, &c. has prepared them to cS-
poet that any thing from his laboratory would be
worthy of attention. As no one medicine is more
universally taken than a Physical Pill. the public
will be glad to know of one from -nch a ttustw"rth!
source. We happen to know, ami can assure thcm
TINT his article nH, intrinsic merits, iGlly equal to
any compound that mas ever issued from hi, 'ri'i-
bles, and subsequently, IS we'll worthy Il trial when.
ever such "a medicine becomes u.co.-Hiy .--RooH,
Com. Adj. ,wJtNl
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Procrastination is the Thief of
Time.

nELAl Is DANUEROl S-SEGLECr TliG
- Cold and Cough u lew weeks, Hui tho hnpc pi
recovery will be lost TO you forever. Let not any
pecuniary consideration deter you from trying to
save your life aud health when there j. n chauc".-
Consumption is annually sweeping of thousands to
the tomb no disease has bailtd the skill of ply
sicians like it no physician, perhaps, has ever done
more for this large class OF suffering humanity, than
DR.. Wistar. An g ounce of preventive j. worth n
pound Of cure - therefore, before your lungs become
liberated, and 50 diseased that no hurpan means can
save you from an early grave, try in season, IT,, ct
once, a medicine which has been Of such infinite
value to thousands--obtain Il bottle Of DR.. Wistar's
Bslsam of Wild Cherry, take it, get another if nee
essary, persevere in using it until you have removed
the disease entirely, which if neglected will termi-
nate your life.
Agents for Burlington and vicinity,
MIR. TIIEO A. PECK,
A. c. SPEAR,
w3lwl -sIMONDS / NEEDHAM, Shelburn.
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Thomas Hills Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court
msrRri 81 ChIrIrSUES, -. ) for tnc District atore-
aid To all persons interested in the Estate OF
Thomas Hill, Int Of Colchester, in said District, de-
ceased, GRErrNG:
Mhtrcas, Alfred u. Allen, one of the executors of
the last " i'll and Testament ui said deceased, pro-
poses t" render an account Of hi, administration of
said Estate, and present his account against the
sanc for examination and allowance by sRil court,
aud the said court having assigned, for that purpose
the 9TH day OF March, A.. u. 1881, at the Probate
Office in Burlington, in siad District. aud ordered that
You he notified by publishing the time and place a.
signed a. aforesaid, three weeks successfully insthe
Burlington Free Press, Il newspaper printed at said
burlington, the last of which publications. to be pre-
vious to the day fixed for hearing.
Therefore,, YOU are hereby notified to appear be.
fore said court at the time and place aforesaid, and
show cause if any you have why the said account
should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, in said Dis
trict, this 10th day of February. A. H. 1884.
w3iw3 W. Ii. FRENCH, il dst.
Two PRINTERs.-wANTED A COMPOsITOR,
L by e. GOODRICH.
Burlington, Feb. II, 1854. d2t&wl
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Anna FitCh's Estate.

ID VIRTUE OF A LICENSE GRANTED TO
~ the undersigned, Administrator of the Estate
Of Anna Fitch, late of Huntington, deceased, by the
Probate Court for the District Os LnittcNjcn, | will
sell at public auction, on the 18th day Of March,
1854, at one O'Clock in tIc afternoon, al the tavern
OF John Derby, in said Huntingdon, all the land be.
longing to said estate, consi,tiug Of about ninety
four acres, more 81 less, being the fam where John
Fitch, deceased, lived and died.
DANIEL -. TUCKER, Administrator.
Huntington, Feb. II, lsiI. w5lw3@.
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(kpcLs and Iilncpicc,>.

w NAVE l6 DIFFERENT KINDS OF
w Clocks and Mantle Timepjcc,s of %,nriou.
tyl,- sud prices, some very beautiful. and all ,,4-.
ralifd {" fun well. liuRlUN u 60.
October 10, dI.tf
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AYERS Pills.

Nr- .-4 &C.,.
NV ana S.nlt'arly sNeeo55'ul remedy iy tie
l cure 81 all h'h"t, disease. - { -u~r-oss, lEi-
E'Nu'n, JaundCe, lruu~v, H."ulu..sn, te.sl,
uout' II N"'r-' N'!, u-1 ",, lUlrrhlly, lua4uu
non i!''1'g"e' l'...' Ia tho breast side, Ea..,
ana Limos, IsH.l1 Complaints, N-. &c.. Ilf..-.
very T." are tb"du',-e- .1~.' aa rar-at.yc Mo-
enc Is n"I myje 'f los r~"1ur'i, amt much sick
ness ana N,'f"r'iI nasHt .' prevented. If @ Atrn-
rs o"' tH''tU'' Ohti"iU Go Nrie noon, u-'I, H-,d
20 p'Io"N ,'i irtl "A "ul.' q cu-ti1r tIN.t co.,
DOW pt'N,'iNi h'''''S , -"Hn 8 70 .ro, s-I.ul, tui
nI'.n '.tI diseases N'.'"m-.' 'r. been a,oi!,t
I 'Ae timely a"d lui .H'- u~' o' 70 good r|aL,,t.
IH.' = "hH' tI"' Of Z -4H-. l''"!-a symptoms, ..t
b'",'> arrangements. !l,Vl- t.-' Ia become ..
PtC.H'' me ''"N seated 1na t.Iutt" j" di-t,wU.r-
"H.'. ''"' t,e i.''f-'r B.. over iN !trt. ll'lr, .
."'''' i.'"IH I"!r ' Is OF the nm G IH0urt.U.. :.
we P''N' h'''lt i-'r III. has u..r n|,.l.r..t
wa" '2A>titHl''e '""' :" meet thut t.'a.t s..
'N''-''iN" MAJ "I 4~ 'liuf' HH lAy>' I..., H...l--
H'IN' ana i~"i,'Hi', ta. Shown I'. oIt- .H.,a.>r,
any tniuI hitherto known a.y D4-. rr. La,.-
NV n''N ,N''t'd p"'"lfi .r!'t, N.r' t.r, NOT ,..-
'l'hHttrI ny POISON co. such cNI,vi r. t,U ,lt
'',la''rI q, 10 l"l"a. l'" -~i,'.'on "i uH...
Among IN" clnincut g'u'',r."u TO nD,.u VIZ -Ue
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Select School.
Books and Stationary, and

EEDUVED PRIlLS.
INlO IN WANT OF BOOKS AND STATION.
FRY, can nov purchase at most their own rric.,
e' We are nov selling of at a low price. 10 moi for.
gel No, ? Bank Block. y. WARREN.
Feb. ., lsii. din.w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-17
Indian Doctors .

n c. ( T.. Il. RICHARDS, D~E-tiNbANTN
~. Of ,hc Grand OTTAWA i!ihe, have taNen up
their residence in Burlington, On II. Paul street.
second iuur North of IA" ~t"ur thtu"h, Nhrr' ti"y
are pr, pared 60 administer to the want ui tLr 'irh
and Afflicted. Having had long experience in tte
use of Vegetable Medicines, they feel no ordinary
degree of pleasure in stating to the public generally,
aud cspccially to the desrHiring ln'alid, that lnTt
cas- rRfAT SUC'ESSrrLLY all curabiv 'i-casr, 10
which the human system is subject. The Doctor,
have resided for the last three wear, in tn' city OF
Hudson. where their aboriginal skill in the healing
art has earned for them an enViabie rcVutailnp.-
Their success in the treatment OF Puln"nar! Con-
sumption, Diseases oi the Liver, Heart, Kidneys and
Spleen, %Scroiula, Drupsics, Ulcers, Eruptions, etc.,
has had the effect to attract numerous inNnlids from
various part, Of the country. Il greater portion Of
whom have been permanently cured By the use of
those Roots and Plants that the Great Spirit ha-
pa rticularly designed for the cure of the above com
plants, and for the ADMINISTRATION Of which the
Doctors have become so justly celebrated.
The Doctors inherit the skill and native talent
that have 50 long distinguished their ancestors, rs
their Father and Grand. Father were celebrated Med
icine Men o. their Tribes.
The sick Of both sexes are invited to call aud con
suit these thoroughbred Indian Doctors.
The Doctors will visit patients st their resi-
dences, when desired.
Burlington, Jan. lG, 1854, WY
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G

'(HnH NDS: BROWN COTTONS. co ARSE
sI''tV lOOJNds. A" " me
lIoO ydS. brown Driliings.
1000 " shifting Ssrip'..
1000 " Cotton Flgnnrls.
SEQ " Ticking.
500 " Red Wool Flannel.
$50 " Mellow "
1000 " Cashmere, SGtineis and Tweeds
ALSO
batting, Carpet Warp, Cotton Yarn. Wicking,
Irvine, ~, for sale cheap At the Corner store,
LhMAN'S.
Nov. II, 1858. d6wtf
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pURLlr4G1 -

Garpr Va $50 49,
80 Ciur,h Nit'I. ., re-.
~ X. NICHOLS mas NON ooNrLLT. Iu,I
u . arrangements win MI tre minrIll d
Mathineti,rrs ia 1n tljt,d stats. rs N'ua.v D..
No. rypott"r. tor an i'-i'stic sttl., 3D. t.tot,
Ntrnuhu.iufr sud can NOV oNhirit %. ps|ort
IT,, uo.t - tc tatrtt upu.' IL, \.v yah an,
Eu.jon, and cru sell a. low. and iu feet
l. now St1iue iuv.iI
He hns on hand ~" l'". " n'"il r,'Iy Grade
and Iutt,ru. such ~ h|,rutiiul
Tr's.,ry Nojvot, T],o".ty lu..cl,,
flgli-n Erussrl., In,'rt No,,f,
d. Ncu,tiuu. fhIc, Ply.
l,fra ~urcrfuc. ~n.rII.,.
Pine q, common lngiaiu, ''t.n 5000 wool,
Cot: ID aud lt'i,r, straw ASitg,
IruEsct. 'r1rh 'I''l..
Door Matte. i.nfth hug:
English aud American I!o"r oil Cl,l.. st
widths. from itbs to I yntds wide.
. Tnbl, OIL Cl.ti.. Window "b4dcs mud fAtur...
Cmtain Muslins, j" nasl,,
Morcvns, Il I'd Spreads,
Blankets, Table spreads. DC.
lie has also on hand an extensive anu rbmpl, to
GENERAL BRY GOODS.
carefully selected from both tire New York AMI
Boston Markets, and adapted IT, the various want
both domestic aud personal, of all portions Of tn"
community.
SILKS AID DRESS GOODS.
in great variety, consisting Of
Mantilln Nolyrts, Moriuo,,
llb'tlf 1lih" q ''NIE"s
Black SIX, Il, IAiur.,
Black 4 chun'gbl Satins, it" It,, all WOOL,
Paid. striped, plainand Madonna.
changcaole silk, De H"Sc-, &c, &c.
Sn\N IS
Of every grade and variety, Long and square, Bay
State, Siik, Grape, Br"cue, Cashmere, DclL.nr.
Thitet, DC. Also,
UosiERY, GLuvEs, are.
In the WOODEN department may b. fuuod black, blue.
drab, brown and green French. Gsrran and Amori.
can Cloths, Doe skins, Fancy Cus.ilnores. Satinctt>.
Twccds, Nestings and Tailor, trimmings. Also %
full a,.ortmont Of Ladies' Cloths, for clouts OF every
desirable color. together Wi,h C{9akg oad irnuiiis Il
the latest styles ready made, Also It iUrg. lot #
Domestic aud lny STATE
FI.ANNELS.
among which are Fine llauuri- fer Ladies, sacks
and cDilirru's dresses, both plain ani printed,
OF u superior quality, aud in gicut
variety Of color and pattern.
Especial attention l., called to his stock Of
Rich i'rOcHGC >l.k-.
of Which D.. :. now oarrin- p l,rgcr and L.ttor rs
soitmDut thon Sac ever b"r"r" io,n hruu-ht To- tn
mnrh,t; also to 20 sup,tipr ,t,ic aui gaal,y ui
BLith NUh.
which will be- sold l,0, and - warranted. = ut
tociack, Especial pain, will be Iabru Co. ,tow G'od.
and To otter them at price calculated to give entire
.l'i.iittion.
y. ~ liberal discount will be rolo t. tho,
who bpv - s"ll s.uiu, uui TO- tuu-' furnishing hotel
aud dwelling, whcf, larg, Y|uaUttit- Hr, wanted.
urt.h"r g.. H!ft
.SnNN tn>. f;sinh"sonpN
1tISSSF inG' lbs. lur, 't.n :
l""-.t- 81. ,r- fI '.-uuGs:
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DisSOIutIOll.
New Goods.

w T HAVE JCST RETURNED FROM
w market with a choice stock cf uroccti les aud
Provisions, which We are prepared 20 sci! for Cash
at Low PRICES. We assure tue trade and dealers
generally that We have some Good Bargains to oder
them. Please cnil and examine our stock. Ike
CNsH sYsIEN, Is the system b. which t. get COCO
rRADIs. HERRICK BLoDGETT i CO,
Corner King and Water st.
Nov. %. 1852, d6wI
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Buffalo Robes.

yoUdHT DURING THE LATE MILE
- weather at greatly reduced price,, aul for sa!,
al a small advance from cost, ty
y. ALLEN 4 CO.
Ian, 20. 1884. dSwtf
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Farm for Sale.

"a Farm near the village, will do well to apply
Immediately to the subscriber. The terms Of sale
will be made convenient for the purchaser
=. ". TAlLOK.
Darlington, Feb. 18th. 1854. dAW.w
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Z. Q. DAVIS Z Co.
lRNliUEE.
Edwin A. Harris,

ji9 Broodudy, fcw doors SCUM betroH H,uhs,
ALBANY. y. Y.
Four Of the largest Ware Rooms in the Statc-nrst.
SECOND, third and fourth stories iUll of all hiDis oi
Furniture, manufactured by the most experienced
workmcn and of the best materinls-all at very mod
crate pricps.
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Copartnership

I'H 81 DISORDERS HAVE FORMEDL
'opattnership for the transaction of 81 gcnrr,
Mercantile and Commission business, under
name Of liIaRCS, BLopGEIr 4 Co.
They have purchased the stock of tbs l,te firm NJ
Curtis \ Walker, and will continue the ,a,ne bu,i.
n''' >" me "Nl ''-hi recently occupied by them,
corE't ~ Water and King streets. They hon, L,,
iHr dealing and prompt attention to businr,,. Il,
retain all the old customers of the late firm n,l
'h' public generally srr respectfully invited a. gi,g
u ataII' G. Il, HERRICk,
u :, BLoDGEIr,
GlY MILES.
September J, lsss. lkvf
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Real Estate for. sale.

1--WE SO ACRE LOTS OF WOODLAND, on
L the south line Of Westforj. good land and
heavily timbcred.
Also, a Goos FARM of about 100 acres in the
South part Of Milton, known as the Ifoisdte Fam.
Also, six acre, of Interval land in Burlington.
Also the COTTAGE in Burlington On the corner Of
Pearl and Champaign Streets.
Also, the PREMIsrs formerly owned ard occupied
tJ the late Hon. Henan Allen.
Any, or ell the above property will be sold ct low
prices and or easy terms. Apply to
J. h. CONVERSE.
Burlington, Feb. f6, 1854. d2wkw2mos.
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WIN. G.. DREW.

ornerly with n. Allen { Co, IS connected with the
above establishment, aud assures his friends, he
never saw a better stock Of Goods thnn may now be
found at B%arnum's. |. W. BARSUM,
College street, 2nd door from Church
October Il, 1853. d&wtf
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hklOu L Nllu AL Htll h'NbHl IillN NJ vas 'ul-
GER excepted, } no matter how severe ~ OF how long
standing.
The Catholiron far surpasscs other remedies, in
being more certain, less expensive, and leaving thu
system in IL better condition. Let all Interested call
and obtain Il pamphlet (tree) containing ample proof.
from the moot respectable sources, OF the beneficial
results Of its use together with letter. from highly
experienced Physicians, who have used it in tLeir
practice, and speak from their own obscIyations.
REFERENCES.
p. II. PEcKuAM, NJ. D., Utica, y. Y.
/. D.. fLENING, VI. b., Cananiaieun, y. Y.
NJ. II. MILLS, NJ. b, Rochester, y. Y,
b. Y. FuoyE, NJ. D., Syracuse, y. Y.
Prof. DUNBAR, NJ. b. Baltimore, Md.
]. {. oREICK, NJ. d. Baltimore, Md.
". W. REESE, VI. b., New York City.
W. PREsooTr, NJ. b., Concord. y. II.
j. +. NEwLASp. VI. D., Utica, Y. I.
Rev. {. :. BEARD, Glcnn Spring, :. c.
Pamphlets had gratis at the store Of MI, TIlEO.
DoRE a. PECK, Druggist, Wholesale and retail
Agent, Burlington, Vt.
Also sold by NELSON FAIRCIILp, Milton, and
by most of The leading Druggist. in the state.
n Lat" ad'rcSSod 10 cg5t Of ~. Gurus Hdtch,
Agent at Roroupa, ono.
T"hr, MNR'HsG:-I have been ten years troubled
with Female Couplniut-prulap-u, Utcri. all tn,
attending difficulties At time. render ing my Dit,
most miserable. | have had the atttninuceu f som,
Of the best physicians, with but little ,u'cc,- the
most they could Iu was 10 rrlic,c-n cure va, ont oi
III" question. For i've month. before commencing
with your medicine, | hat not been able go perform
any labor, could walk but Il few s.rp- ~ - time, and
scarcely went ont 10! daor,-in siurt, Wa. com.
E!ct"ly pr"-trHt"d, both in body and mind, and eN.
pr'ted to drag ont the rest oi my day, in sul.riu.
aud misery. But reading your aN Refreshments, |
was induced 10 try your invaluable medicine called
| terine Ctthulicon, a, the last resort. had not
used it "A week before | felt like another Nunin.-
Ry tina use of thrt bottles ] Wa enabled to perform
all she labor Tor ak IN the family with ea.r, and
could walk anywhere in the neighboihoud without
injury, Nothing tut a sense of my l4ity t. you and
To the afflicted, has induced me L. state my case to
the public. lean safe , recommend the PREPARATION
toail those suffering like myself
C-i.uei.I Mr-. SARAH \. RrsHop.
FRfEpoN, Portage Co., uhio, lee. -, l>52.
IA i. b. MARCil"l a o., P-,pu.,,5s,
Central Depot, 5H- Broadway, N.I
jan. !, 1885, d M.
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Bown0H'S rea6y pdos 10 maie Nome,
OFFER for sale upwards Of thirty different Re.
= ceipt', many oi which have been sold the past
year Tor I'VE dollars Il riece, aud the hole cornrris-
ing So many different way 10 make money. In the
SALES OF one 0! these articles alone, | have known
young men the past pear 20 make from I've TO twelve
dollars per day aud in the manufacture and sale
oil any OF the articles, no young mau Of energy and
sbi.ity can fail to make money.
Address +. BOWMAN, Boston. Mass, enclosing
one dollar, and the whole number of Reeeipts will
he forwarded by mail. No letter taken from tA,
Office unless prepaid.
L"C. Is, 1883. wrpos
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SOMETHING FOR
Christmas and New Years
PRESENTS.
Now IL the time to buy Dry Goods chesp 4, at

PRESENTS.
Now is the time to buy Dry Good: cheap, at
LY us.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH OUR USUAL CUSTOM
L at this season Of the year We commence t0-mor-
row, Wednesday morning, our
CLOSING OFF SALE.
with our extensive and valuable stock of
Rich Dress Silks, Dress Goods, Cloaks, .No.s. d.
Lanes, Prints, GUrghamS.
Broddcioths, Cass'mees and Uoesk,as, Sdt,Hets Ttoseds,
Jeans, Sc, Sc.
Fannas, B.eun and Bicached Conons, Starting
Sripes, Tiekings, DrArnss, So, S. Sc.
ALSO
our assortment of
PARIS EMBROIDERIES,
consisting in part Of
Muslin Collars, Muslin UndeIhdkfs,
Cambria do EJgings, in great variety.
Lace do Swiss and Book Muslins,
Muslin Undersleeves, Linen Cambria,
Cambria do JAG. and Sarsnet CsmbPics,
Lace do Embroidered Muslins for
Cambria CUTS, Evening Dresses.
Hosiery and Gloves In any quantity, quality and
price, together with a good assortment Of Hoods,
Rigolettes, Armlets, Cults, &c.
Dress Trimmings new assortment just in also
u new and beautiful assortment Of
RIBBONS,
just received, together with many goods not here
enumerated.
All may depend on finding goods quite as Cheap
a. represented, aud no one will regret giving II, a
call. Purchasers are assured that in the selection OF
our Goods, il is our aim 10 obtain those, and those
only, that will he profitable and satisfactory to the
ron-nner', and cheeriully commru them a. such.
Those wishing To furnish thcm,clles with article, for
presentation at Christmas or New Years, will uo we'll
t" call and examine this stock brior" Purchasing
elsewhere.
CORNER STOER,
Corner Church aud COLLEGE Si..
Dc. IL. iAwtf
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New Firm.
SALT

1000 Bus. T, /. SALT.
fooo 10000 bags Dairy do, PuT, Rock. steam
refined aud Western.
% bags Liverpool fine do. 'Ashtou's.
1000 hus, Canada Salt,
just received and for SAB by
iitkRltk h, BLOLGElT Il CO,
Nov -. Avn
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FEED CUTTERS.

NE HAVE NOW nN nANb \ LARGE
" assortment ot Hay, ~traw AMI tnru-,oIA
CUTTERS, cyusi,l in,r of Uaoisis' Po,rtr nni L.la { H-
.r.. Nuromhcr'- self S~harping and Hide Roller i".,
which will be .yid at wholesale aud retail ., iuw
PRICES, by %ANE( 4 AIi.EN.
darlington, Nov. ID, 1854. VII
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Snoars. MOlasscs. etc.

"a HlihS. BROWN SUGAR,
nv 100 bbl.. Rohnod do, crushed, powdered and
evicr 80 Ohis, aud 20 hhds syup aud Molu..r,
Nov. IS. dAvtf
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JOHN d. WHEELER,
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Is PECK's BUIIDINc,
BURLINGTON. -. VERMONT.

Particular attention given to the purchase and
sale Of Real Estate, the investigation II Land Titles.
Leasing, Collecting Rents, lnsuring, Paying Taxes,
&c, &c, &c,
Glivf
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TEA 1IInaaln \

I'm, TVDHV W, ut.
Gil, AND HALF CHI, HYSON, II, :, Y.
sb H., and Goloug Teas III bxs. Tobacco,
% cases do extra in lumps, 1000 gro. dne cut DO
ana smoking DE- AERRick, BLoDGEIr A co,
Nsy, ". SAwu
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TIVE SUBSCRIBER WILL CONTINUE TIE
uESfRAL Commission BUSINESS, at the old
stand, Sign Of the Sac. College St., aud keen, a.
Hitherto, "a large and general assortment Of AgTi,lR.
rural GmPIoHogis and all descriptions of Goods in the
HARDWARE LlSE and will endca vvr to present such
inducements both in Stock AMI Prces rs will svaurs
the continued fsvors Of Oh friends and Of the
public generally. {, VI. pAVEY.
Burlington, Feb. !, 1853, iIg9w