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LINN Der is CASH

nIlR books must be settled All unsettled ac-
~ counts on them the first day OF May next will
be left for collection.
EURNELL, GILLET & co.
knrir o. Is56-dtf
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,.w. . Da. N. H. AYERS,

ps RcsidsncMn ~, housEl's Jewelry Store, lie Clair.
If'ile5, i.saee lsae a, n }, Fa'terson's Sd st. " ~
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For Lease

A NUMBER OF lots situated in various srts ofth
n city for lease for ter>l of wears; appA 10
July ~ GEo, L. DAVENPORT.
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COOK STOVES
C0PPERSMITHING

4 LII kinds of Copper, shet t-lIon and Tin work
~ done with promptness and dispatch.
Orders rcspectfull, solicited.
Brady street bet end 4 Sd. II. {. RIG RDaN.
Davenport Dec, 10 1851.
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A CARD.
ryyruatp sAu'L. n BsRstEY. v. fpoArsoN'
n.l.NVES, TuOHpSoS co.,

naEKIEY, THOMPSON Coz
Wholesale Dealers in Groceries,
.o,,N,lsSIoX ANp FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
davenport, iowa.
,r,. f,r H., IL ~ aafln X Sugtn's GnUpowdcr-
.i,,,tl, on hand Thousand y ANA 1~-ss 1T
A., ,p9r,iag and Mining Po wder which We wal t"r-
asA at N4Ruiaeiurers Pfices 10 lhe 'rAns FoN N'e' "
"a vt Ave inmates notice.
Iuly > ,l-aa--N trw- ly
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Dissolution.

UIssoIutlon.
THE conartnership heretofore existing under the
i name OF II. w Mitchell 4 Go. is this day dissO-
we'd by mutual consent. A II persons having
" lih the late firm requested 10 call and settle the
same Immediately. II. W. MITCHELL,
II. G.. SMITH.
Davenport, March ~, 81.
Having succeeded 10 the Business Of the ltc firm of
n W. Mitchell d Co, / would beg leave 10 inform
the citizens Of Davenport ardvieinit. that keep
constantly on hand large and we'll assorted Stock of
stoves ard Hardware which viii be prepared toselI at
LowesM MARI et price.
Mch 10 '55 H.W. MITCHELL.
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IN Half Chests, Y H,son. Imperial, Gunpo~de
lV and Black Teas, just received. for sale ut
Meh IS DALZELL 4 BRO.
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that sc "f s, l's old friend. and the public general
y desire h' attend las in former years. upon ali who
a~on t.' "'a's street 3doors below Second Resi-
'S The nys rha, "i Fourth aud Perry Streets, OPP
mort. Jun O,h t.sa
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e q OK BIN DTN CT,
PAPER rolling, AyD
Acc cunt Book Mandatory.
Music, W,e7sins,, N,w,pqoer, e. M,csi,qn,qu, B,ok,
Bound IN my Hyi', N smt N, tis,t
j q n " " AIN,

RooK.BtNDER md Account Book Mannheim.
- rer, respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally, that he HIS c nnnence business
Corner Of Church AMI Co'iegp streete,
Ov'y Huntngt,n'S Box Ntms.
Entrance I'd door from the corner on College St.
where he Is prepared tn eSecu'c II orders his lin
at hort notice aud on reasonable terms.
Books und in Turkey Morocco. Russia, En- -lish
French aud tmorimn Calf In nnv 1t It. NJ fni.h
Work., Aliases. Books of El,rnvi,gs nrt Mu.'c
hound with great care and s,reus in Plain nud
Extra hin iin;'. q Mt einet'4 private Lhrnrirs
and tn" Libraries Collie zee IN other puhlc fn.ti
tut rep tired IN rebonn in Calf W. sim Lihr1rv
styles neatly and snhst 'ntiilv. liberal discount
from the re knlir to prices IN na-c'' oG 81 vo's
AMI upwards. an ! the wore w'rrint'l Ne thorough .
Gentlemen no idiHg at n distanc may re'v unnn
their bucks hsinv we'll h.nnd Ut the l,we., ri y
prices, anil ctrotully packed and return without
dchv. In such ases fret ,ht will he CHARGED and
remittance of plv'nent for hipdi7g required
To AGENTS sanding marcel. Of binding u rennnern.
tive discount is offered and hirgu. pail ono wav
Publishers' and Printers new WORK bound in Nnsjn
cl'", and Pamphlets done up neatly AMI exp"di.
tousy.
Having one Of Tiickok's-the ho,t Ruin, Machine
made. and evnerienced ruler in hi, etnrl. Y. he
will Rule AMI bind to or1,- Rlank wort ofall kinds,
incu ling Led :ers, Journals. Dnv Books. Ctsh
Books, Records, &c. AMI Ne n,rtnlu'n Rocks oC
all sizes. cuisines, Booka ruled u any pattern and
boun with care and dcspa'ch.
WV u\rv.
Book Bindsr. Paper ruler g. tccr ,ok Ninnc,,,ny,,
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Oct. 81, 1855 v1n burlington. w.
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H~lI-ar. ~hAt pr. snpp. phi, sicitn ~no stands At
th- ot h profession -ny -"f John ia II >rrsparis:
~. l--i, u-ng John huI's SarrHpArills great
vsr'y - rhr'lr i,-A-r, II liz happN -f-cts,
ii have hrsiH'iun RECOMMENDING to the pubic
th- cur ct .,ruut. phit-, HnI Ill cuaueous sud
yI.tdumt Ii--r--- You're. ul,st irrteutly,
t~.r, IL. Aprt y. 1873 va SHARP, Nj ID.
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THREE BOYS AT A BiRTH.-The Albany Ar
gus tells the following tale Of an emigrant
On the Ter there
A widowed lady, of English extract, in
cJnsnlahle with the loss Of her husband, de-
trrmined to leave the home of her childhood
the scenes Of her earthly bliss and SORROWS
and seek home IN this - much liuded land ="
She arrived in this city Monday morning
Cn the passage up the river she was taken
Violently ill, and 80 continued until the hont
rachcd the wharf. Then all was hustle and
confusion. among the emigrants ~ among all
others, both on the boat and docks The
e.nigrants-hve freight-and their baggage.
were speedily hurried off and away to the
Central depot. Not 90 with the poor, i'll
y idOw. In the confusion she had been for.
lttcn, hut anxious to continue her Journey
nth her acquuintances-ran we say friends !
she managed to walk off the boat to the
harf. but the ex"rtion quite exhausted her
physical means and she sank PROSTATE on the
dock. Several stevpdOrrs seeing her inca =
r7city to walk. and her evident Prostitution
with pain. procured some mating and laid
her down beside n huge pile of freight II,v-
ing done this charitable net they resumed
their lahors The femalh was not thought Of
tll an hour later. when. to the surprise OF
orc who sought her to inquire if abe felt any
better. he found that in the interim. three
boys were born into this a. hrenthng. living
world" The friendless emigrant was no
longer overlooked she lad found friends
for an apartment at hotel hard ny wa. soor
Assigned her. and t'thcr shn was conducted
With her little family" Mother and the
q triplets are doing as well as could be ex
lectcd.'
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A Nlw KIND OF ArE.-Proi,sso Oven. the
LIBERATED naturalist, describes u species Of
aye recently discovered ON the western coast
Of Africa. named the Gorilla species, the
lults Of which attain the height Of five feet
fye inches. and are three feet broad across
TIE chest. His head is double the size of IL
mans, and its cxtre mites are enormously
velupcd. They exist in some numbers in
tie interminuhle forest Of the Gambia
liver. The negroes Of the country in their
excursions into the forest in search ID
Tory. exhibited little fear Of the lior a.
j skunk away from man ; hut they dridu'd
tie gorilla Cor when he saw Il man advancing
Ia came down out of the tree to the attack,
and could strange man with the greatest
ease. The strength of this man ape is enor-
Nous. his jaw is rs powerful as that OF II hon
ind lis canine teeth equally formidable.
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BAK ERSFIELD ACADEMY,

BAKERSFIELD, VT,
G.. S. LORD SHARKS. AR. princinal
Prof Of Mental mi N-1 V-,sn-,
anil ia1'n' Lt,Paiess.
NJ HENDEVS0N. A. VI. Prof NJ Nath
GEO. P .SiETr. Prof of voc,l Mr.;c.
W. ID. WILSON. Nv. NJ. Pennin.hip.
MISS J. C. T\Lcorr, PnEcsrrREs.,
Miss C. N. HAZELTtNE.
Teacher of Painting and Drawing
Mis-: C. J. WILSON,
Teacher Of Piano Organ Music
Miss s, r. WfTHERlLL, Y. q.
Principal Of Primary Department
Miss II. A. PRATT
Teacher Of Wors'el Flowers, dc
CALENDAR AND EXPENSES.
Terms Commences Nov. 18th, 1915, Feb. 29th
1856, and NAV 18th, 1856.
Board of excellent qu ,litv furni .hel ROOM towels.
fuel and washing, only 81 = per week
Common English, 81 40 higher EpgDi.h. - n
Primary D,partncnt,2 90 Nuc. rrncnnses, 90
French tGertogether 90 Piano Music 90
Other charges usu,l Entire cvp,n.e for hoard
&c, ant Tuition in Common En- .lish, only -. 80
per term OF II weeks.
Convey nee Free
students are conveyed f,n all n s. Albans
FREE Mt com nencement and close or tor,us ile
Ac'i i"my ia b. tut'fIlly .ituttel II miles from
Adams For further Information address the
Principal.
REFERENCES
Prof. VI. Petty, Burlington, Rev W. Smith. y n
= Alban', Prof T. Lewis, l. l. D., SCHENECTADY
\. Y. Ezra Mech ir. Shelburne Vt, Hon Austin
Fuller, Enusburgh, Rev J. fane., Grand l,lr
W. C. WILSON, President
j. n, PoNEROY, Secretary.
Oct. !. 1895 wr4m1
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TnE trR TRApE-The large sales made this
I III in the fur trade. indicate that fancy furs
are to I've very generally worn during the an
rroaching Winter. Eirh year the trade hn,
Increased in extent and Importance till fnrs
s'am to have become AN almost indispensable
article ot ladies apparel The stvln has
charged since last season. nv the widening oi
thr'' victorine into cane ~ that in many
cascs il ia substituted FIR clotks and shawls
Tutors ing ninuslv contriv" SO to vary their
styles, particularly as To the length Of skirts
and wnists. ne tn 'mr"l an Observance Of
their whims. In like manner, furrirrs crn-
ntA demand FOR new patterns hv rendering
the former ores antique and distasteful.
The mink sable or American mink. has
suddenly become very popular from its re-
s'mhlance to the Russian sable, nnd will he
the fur most worn this Winter Though not
costing more than one third rs much as the
r'al sable, its appearance often gives tia
Ir.'f, renee. The skin commonly known ns
the Russian sable. is really the IInlson's
BAY sable. and which sell for $500 to $500
Ter caIe,-choce. ms high az $500 The
eennin' Russil IN s,hle i seldom seen in the
nited States. One Of our furriers has "A
caro- Of this fur, G'r which lie asks two thou
elrd dnllo-a Tho -t-,,r-ruuTt,u. f,',ur ~,
MANY and Greece. the latter being the best.
j. still much worn in large cares, and il
among the handsnmnst furs. Good s"ts are
- he had for $50 to 800 extra. 1925. The
orpossum (mnnntain mnrtin) il tn" staple
for medium priced furs, particularly for the
country trade This skin, which was for
r,rrly worth only six or eight cents, now
brings from 40 10 80
The prices of all kinds Of fur7 are slightly
in advance OF last year. The mink is very
much in advance. and the manner Of liking
up ali descriptions, still further enhances
their cost. The trade is not yet materially
Affected by the war One class Of skins. such
a. the coon. the Buff ,lo and other coarse
fnrs, suitable for coats or coat hninga, are in
dcmsnd for the use Of the bellis erent armies.
and furs of this description for export, would
lave ready sale The Russians Use the fox
skin chiefly .-Ne,o York Journal Of Com
,lcrce.
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jNIANESGtvtNG MANY Incentives thereto,
y may 10 obtained ut DnWEl's.
Nov. 21th 1855. diff
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From Europe-No News of Importance.
NEW YoRk, Nov. 2lst.

NEW YoRk, Nov. 2lst
The steamer North Star arrived here this
morning. There is TO additional news of
importance from Europe. The London Times
contains the letters from China received by
the overland mail A large and heavily
armed piratcal fleet had been destroyed to
tie northwurd OF shanghne by the British
var brig Bntrn. Nineteen vessels were
Destroyed. Canton was quiet. Imports i'm
J,pyng and holders of goods looking for
! CHER prices. The crop Of Canton Silk was
very short and all taken for native manuiac-
tore at high prices. The L 5. sloop Pow
ttttan and sloop Vandalia We're at Hong
Kong and the Macedonian at Shanghae.
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Clo1'ss anil 'ralmas.

VIZ - uu'l llIIIiSs
1COD as ,OKrMENH now opening, together
with trinniis' tor ClotSs ami uiesso.,
in great variety, at thuC,sh Store uf
Z. +. SIANIl 0PD.
Burlington, Nov. 81, 1855. dsw
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CATTLE MARKET.

At Maze 400 Bee Cattle, $50 Store,. So pairs
Working I,n, 100 Cows and Calves, $500 sheep
aud Lambs. 1000 wine.
PdlCES-Becf Cattle.-Extra, So 50 first quality
'.2i; second quality, $50; trird quality, 5000
CO.
-.ores.-Two year old sl3a 10; Three year, I'D,
a. a.
1Akicep and Lambs-Extra, ST. co to 100. BY lot.
Sl,fi2 100.
Working o xen--so, 100, ll5, l25, lao, 1853.
Cows and Calres--S20, &C, 80, ~, So.
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-TPunch thinks that carriage drivers
would make the best soldiers in the world :,
Us no troop coul 0and their charges.
There was IA famous irish member Of par
lament who wasa glutton Mt dinner. and who
was remarkable for his neglect of all ablu
tons. His son was one day standing in the
bow wndow of the clubhouse, in London
cnnversing with somebody, when the father
passed down the opposite side of the street.
Jack said the noble lord, what does make
your fathers hands ~ dirty !
Well. said the AFT .ctinnate Young man, i
telieye it arises from II bad habit he has Of
utting them up to bis face
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De SURE AND READ the alvertisementtound in
lothcr column Of this paper fol Dr. ClUu his
Columbian Pills. then call upon tue Agent
and purchase, for merely rs cents, tox of the
best medicine Tor Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints
and all bilious arrangements you everused.
Lady in Undertook, after using Il ss Pills Elk
years delares that abe would not be without them
To a family medicine If they cost one dollar,
in stead of % cents box Let every family try
these Pills. A. c. SPEAR, Agent, Burl ngton.
Sept. 20 1855. ddwtf
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So Gang the gifted poet Keats. What can be
more beautiful titan fine Head Of hair, that no.
blest of natures adorhnents. Who that is young,
but values the luxuriant locks of youth, and will
preserve them aud who that is id but would
vert badness. To all such we would mmend
LroN's kATHAIRoS universally Acknowledged To be
the most valuable and the most d ightfully per
funed toilet article ever prepared. BE sure and
'Hk Tor Lf"E's kATHAIRos, To- quad against the
vtlulcss limitations and cUunterfeit, whic have
lately been put up der some what similar names.
"oli c,erywuere for only twenty-five cents per
bottle.
HEATH, wYNKOOP 4 Co, Proprietors.
% Liberty-i., New York.
Nov. 2. wlmo
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Farm For Sale.

SITUATED Il mile from Irasburgh Court House,
- containing i2+ acres Of land, ~ of which il
free from stone which is the tsge part; the grazing
some stoney, the best farm in orleans County,
buildings good. Hay, grain, farm NJ tools II be
sold if desired; POSSESSION given il the loose
property is sold. good tin bsr, go sugar orchard,
well water in house barn by aqueduct, said prop
perty will he sold 1T bargain to the buyer. For
further particulars enquire OF
q. W. uARrSnOKN, Of Irasburgh.
Nov. 1855. w2lw1~
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MAssAsoIT sALvE CURES ,oRAs

The hard substance Of Corns should be pared of
ar the Msssssoit Salve' applied. 1t takes the
soreness from the fesh 70 DO soft and thus thwalt
th o little tormenters. 1t also cures purns, Chill
b-ius, Wounds, Bruises. &c, and may DO had at 10
cents per box.
tor sale in Burlington by THgo. A. P.oK, and
A. q. SPEAR. Winooski, by JAS, NEWELL, and
s. c. IsHAM; K. FERGUSON, Essex II. q. HoDGEs,
Richmond Dixon Co., Milton also NJ. HALL,
Hnesburgh. W2lw2
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BRONCHITIS AND COUGH CURED,

BOSTON, Augut %,
.Hs,,,,. S. W. Foul & Co --GeEtlsmsa Having
bsan troubled for considerable time with Il bad
Cough aud Bronchial affection. was induced to tiy
bottle of DR.. wISIAk'S BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY, which am happy to say entirely ie-
moved the difficulty. deem it but justice to say
tbs much for the benefit Cf those who may DO
similarly afflicted. GEORGE II. DAVIS,
Firm OF uALLETr 4 DAVIS,
Piano.Forto Manufactures Boston.
hereby certify that am personally acquainted
with Geo. II. Davis, Esq, and have the fullest con-
fdenoe in the above statement
II. g. BARROws, Practising Physician
Boston, Aug, 10.
None genuine unless signed T. BUTTS GA the
wrapper
For tse in Burlington by lHEo. A PEck, ani
A, C. SrsAR Winooski, by Jas. NEWELL, aud
S G. IsHAH R. FERGUsoN, Essex IL. o. HoDGEs,
Rio hmond DIXON Co, Milton also NJ. HUI,
II nssburgh. w22tl
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1flnlrir0.

In Charlotte, Nov. 9th, by Rev. Mr.. Edg.
etton, Of She burne, Mr.. II, RscHEL NJ ToNLissos
to Nj MARY NARAyoR, both Of Charlotte.
At the Exchange liotd, burlington, Nov 23d.
1855, by the venerable Mr.. Blod ;ett, Ir. BERrR,N
" JOSg., Of Tonestille VI, to Miss ,osgrHlyE A.
RuoADs, Of Richmond Vt
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strong and vigorous constitution, was com
letely re-rstahlshed. Ills astunislmcht
was great, when DR.. F---nformcd him that
the he'd was perfectly clean and pure, and
tat no cholera patient had ever lain ther,.
- Vienna CIR. oCthe Morn'nF Pest.
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Engraving d Printing.

rENHE SUBSCRIBER Is PREPARED TO DO en-
\ CRAVING AsD PRINTING OF EVERY KIND, in the
very best mannar and the most reasonable
terms. The most fashionable Wedding, Visiting,
aud other Cards: Portrait, Landscape, Dip omss.
Merchants Show Cards, Consular Notaisl Seas.
Seal Presses Of every description, dc., &C. Per-
sons at distance from the city can have engraving
printing Of any kind promptly and carefully ex-
eeuted by sending design or description by mail.
II specimens are desired, two stamps should be sent
for tho same, Address
WILLIAM N. DUNNELL.
100 Broadway, Ger. Dey IT,, y. Y.
Nov. ., w.2mos.3
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Fort Edward Institute,

WASHINGTON Co, y. Y.
ASiINTER TERM, If llwceks, opens Dec. eth
W 1855 ; Board, &c, with Common En-h.h
in adv ,ncr, SO %. keius II fare from Troy and
CastutOn, first an last iay OF cic term. superb
Brick Bui diuEs, we'll fl .isAed and furni .hcl. ~
Professors and teachers. # IL lies Department.
with all the uiv inttscs of the bet Female g.
superior facilities IN VI tern la Ise, Music and
Painting. Apply or Koun- or Catlugurs t. .h,
Principtl, " ,ev. Joseph T. Nm, A. NJ, Tor
Edward institute, y. 10" wat
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ALLIHE SECRETS or LovE.-Who wants 10 be
II trri 7 Who wants TO learn all III att aud mys
t.ry Of love by means Of which any heart may be
v5n, no matter how Ubdurate Professor Rondout
OF New York, in his wonderful book on the " bills,
o. Marriage" has settled The whole matter. l. is
advertised in smother column In
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y Mr. Esan. the lawyer. who WAS a per-
.ln Of very larl Q stature, and of great thews
g nd sinews. once on going into bath, exuI-
tnely struck lie hrenst. all matted over with
Lair, II, exclaimed - Curran. did YOU ever
se 90 fine a ;hest = Trunk, you mean,
slid Mr.. Currun.
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WHO WANTS TO DE MARRIED.
THE ART OF LOvE.MAKING.
The most extranrdinary book Of the Nineteenth
Century
THE nVJSS

LIE aht VI LON EN- hhlNb.
The most extraordinary book of the Nineteenth
Century
THE BLISS OF MARRIAGE.
NJ !, Il i wax .nlu, TO TIE AFFAIR.".
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400, 900 c pies already i.su'd. Thirteenth edition
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in the first style 4 art,
- Love rules the court. the camp, the grove.
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So "a the Bard vet thousands pine
For love-Of life the light divine
Who, lid they know some gentle charm,
The arts oft those they love to warm,
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Possessing all of which they dream.
The r,ad to Wedlock would you know
Delay not. but 20 RON DOUT go.
Time flies, aud from his gloomy wings
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Ere fall the last sands through the glass
At least the present is your own,
While all the future is unknown,
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CONTENT
1t teaches how to make ladies or gentlemen win
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This is decided the most fascinating interesting
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The artificial social system, which in many im-
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guide in the selection Of partner for life, should
purchase this great teAt book Of connubial facility
No one will ever regret the price paid for such
inyaluab, secret,
Bills "f any Of tho specie paying banks in the
United States or Canaia- received ut par. Gold
dust an be sent from California.
All that is necessary for y to do il to write =
letter in few words as possible, inclosing ONE
DOLLAR, aud write the name, with the Pust-O lice,
County and state, and direct to
Professor koNDOUT, Publisher 4 Author.
No. 50 FOrty-siXth st, n. Y.
DEWITT 4 DAVENPORT, 90 Nassau St, are
th" wholesale agents 1000 Agents wanted
Nov. %, w22,mos,6
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In Burlington, Oh Tuesday, Nov goth. at the
residence of the late Mrs. Lydia Sawyer, Mi,s
CnARLorrs WEBB, step-daugh,er Of the late Hon.
Bat. Turner of II Adams.
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Auction 8 ale.

Will be sold at public Auction the 81 Tues
day Of December at Il. W Posts Inn, in Hines
burgh (unless previously disposed Of about sixteen
Acres of valuable la d situated near the BUyntun
Factory in iiinesburgh Village which is good
dwelling house. wood .hci, Cabinet Shop, brn, and
an urchar of some seventy tree-, known AS the
Dke lot, terms Of payment made easy, good
security will be required aud IA good title given.
Ais large lot u Dry Goods will be offered for
sale at the same time.
HARMON TOBY, Agcrt
Hinesburgh, Nov. lG, le5j. w2lw3.