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SHAKESPEARE AND THE BIBLE.-rhe follow
ing curious parallel will be found interest
ing -
Bible.-The apostle says But though
be rude in speech.-2 Cor Ii. 4.
Otheilo. -Rude am | in speech
Bible-Show his eyes and gricve his heart
i Sam. xi. 33,
MacJeh-Show his eyes and grievc his
heart.
Bijle.-Thou hast brought me unto ;ho
dust of death Peal.
MacJeh-Lighted fools the way to dusty
death.
BiJle.-Look upon me, because am black,
because the sun has looked upon me-Sol,
Song lG.
Merchant Of Tenice.-Nstakc me not for
my complexion its -Iadowy livery Of the
burning sun.
Bibie.-I smote him, caught him by his
beard and smote him, and slew him u Sam.
xvii. 50.
OheLo.-I took him by the throat, the
circumcised dog, and smote him.
Bible.-Opened Job his mouth and cursed
his day let it not be joined unto the days Of
the year, let it not come into the number Of
hs-Job. iii t.
MacJeth'-May this accurscd hour stand
aye accursed in the calendar.
BiJle.-What is man, that thou art mind.
full of him Thou hast made him little
lower than the angels Thou crownest him
with glory and honor and didst set him oTcr
the works of thy hands.-PsaI. viii, 4. ), i.
Hamld.-What a piece Of work i, man :
How noble in reason, how infinite il hcul-
ties In form and moving how express and
admirable In action, how like an angel ,
In apprehension how like u god The leautv
Of the world, the paragon OF animals
Bijle.-Nicanor lay dead in his harness.
Macbeth-We will die with harness on our
back.
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A CuRioslTY.-Th Homestead states that
there is on the farm Of c Il Alsor, II Mid
dletown, Conn, curious freak Of nature in
the shape of tree. II stands among a
number Of sugar naples, has trunk SOM"
three feet in diameter, aud to casual
observer presents nothing worthy OF special
notice. But on closer inspection it is di-coy.
cred that one side of the tree is sugar maple
and the other white oak The body o. the
tree is round and smooth, and the junction Of
the two varieties is marked by slight ridge
in the bark, which would hardly be noticed.
Some twelve feet from the ground, the tree
divides one side is maple, the other oak
The maple throws out branch that has
become entirely surrounded by the oak, and
offers on that side the singular appearance
Of white oak tree throwior our i maple
limb.
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NR. DUPONCO's French P,riadirai Goii,n PN',
~ iniullibe in removing st9ppagcs or irre:h-
laritics Of the mcuses. These Pills are nothing
y, but have been used by tho Doctor for many
years, both in France and America with u'rllcl.
cd success in every case and he Is urged 10y mnuy
thousand ladies, who have used them, to make Nh,
Pills Public, for tho alienation Of those sul'rin
from any ire ruIrties whatever, well as t. pre-.
vent pregnancy to those ladies whose health viii n,
permit increase of family. Pregnant females
or those surprising themselves go, arc cautioned
against using these pills while pregnant the pro-
prictor assumes responsibility after the abnvcad
mouitior, although their mildne.s would prevent
any mi .chirf to health otherwise these Pills arc
recommended. Full and explicit directions accom-
nany each box.
Price 100 per box.
GEO. ". ALLEN. Wholesale md Retail Nccnt
fer Burlington, Winooski Fails, Milton, Nilistpn,
Iircs hurgh and Richmond, to whom all utdcfsiuust
be sent, by enclosing LOO, the fills viii be sent
Wy mail. -, ..
General Agents for Rutland and vicinity Of Eut.
land, FOND n NORRIS. Druggists.
Oct. y, 1884. ddwly
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EFFECTS OF THE REClPRoClTY TREATY IN
CANApA.-The increase in the value of free
goods imported under the new tariff and Re-
ciprocity Treaty is remarkable. The exports
we're Si,lo2 ,OG4 for tue first six months OF
1855, against but 81 49, ,O24 in lSj4. The
reduction in the revenue is about 5000 900.
chiefly caused by the fall in the imports of
l2a per cent. goods. The exports from Ca
NADIA to the United States during the quarter
ending the Both of June last, amounted to
UPWARDS of six millions and halt Of dollars
(6 $50 1922 Of this only Sl5U,OUO was duti-
able, owing to the operations Of the Rccipro-
city Treaty Such an immense movement IN
trade can, however, but he profitable to the
shipping interest. and thus indirectly com
pensate the public for the loss of revenue.
The exports into the United states from Cana
da for the whole of 1854 only announced 10
s. 400 900, while duties We're 81 ,524, i51.
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Indies,

--TwENTY-FoUR ladies, entered the
course at the late State Fair of New York. at
Elmira, for the premi ums in equcsIim.lap
and eighteen took prizes. Among the finest
riders was young miss Of twelve or four
teen years Of age and among H.. dli,cr-
was one, who drew the ribbons over noble
span Of grays, who appeared to Ice not over
eight OF nine years of age Ia the latter
case another lady was permitted to Lold the
child in the seat while she guided the tlyiug
horses round the course
-LUcIES BONArARTE, cousin 0r the En-
peror of France, is to be made cardinal and
in the event Of the death OF the Pope, whose
failing health forbodes that event a.. near.
cardinal Bonaparte will be the most promi-
nent candidate for the Paral chair, and with
the predominance Of French influence in
Italy, can hardly fail Of success.
We nave just heard the reason why
Jones and Srriggins quarreled. Jones asked
Spriggns why he was like the hole in that
Paixhan mortar. Spriggins gave it up, and
Jones couldn't tell him, The next day Sprig-
gins contemplated that Jones had called him
II great bore, and he has been hufy ever
since. This Is what comes of twitting on
acts.
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bNV. GEl.5NER's celebrated Menstrual Pill.
sFhuvc been long and widely known a. Invariably
certain in removing any stoppasc, irrcsu'Hiity, I"
s,i..,t,.-iun Of 60" mru.cs.
ia the Female Iio.u, rs in vienna. Paris, and
Heru they have entirely superseded the usc OF all
other remedies because, where a cure Is alta nHht
by medicinal agencies, they are certain of succcss.
Their astonishing efficacy would be almost ln'tcd-
lille, If not vouch,d Tor by ndusit,ble testimony,
in numerous instances producing returns ,t tH'
monthly per ol after all hope had been abandoned
Ia every case, from whatever can.c the ubstruc-
ton may arise, also to prevent pregnancy whore
the health will not admit Of increase "i ialn'y' theN
are always efficient for which reason they mu,l
mt hu II ed during pre- suaucy. though always mild.
hrtlthv, safe and certain in their elects
Married ladies' will hni particular instruction
in the directions, in which are stated the vari"u
symptoms by which the causes Of the suppression
may be determined.
Picc, one Dollar per Box, containing explicit
directions.
Each box will be signed by Dr. X. q. Geissncr.
prircipal yT.c, 1918 LihcltySt., Newly ork city.
ResponsiGIe agent, VIII Du- appDinJel Tor thclt
sale a. soon practicable. In the mean time, nil
orders are be- addressed to Dr. X. q. Geissncr,
l2it Liberty street, Ne"-lo'H tity, or {" b"A
2l3n y. i. Pu.t uiicc and box Will be sent by
return matt "a, they are put up in scaled envelope
aud can be sent win vac .tilc,yst privacy t. any
part Of the Iul'ci states.
CAUTION 10 LADIES.
As various not Yuiy Iue.i. Give Jut injurious com.
pound. pur,ui .iu. To- be "tc.naly P,l,'' under all
kind, OF names a. " iron liiis,' silver Plll'
. .sG,idcu Pills" "PCcodical Pills. a., arc at
tempted to be- ps'uot ii upon the cfedulous - un
wary 1t il uuly necessary ur ladies' 10 be va tu..
guard -ainst tho attempted imposition, and ia al
eases where there is aufhurG.ua-cnt tor tue SAFE
OF DR.. tie ssuers Alcusttu. rll., to order dice
!r..i i'm b. ma,l, ~ retHn Of "nIsh boa vs.
. ue mt
Authorized Ag,a'scar Burlington and vicinity
! GllLO. A. PEch. updA. {. SPEAR.
/ al n
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LoUuVN ky, 'pril 18th. 1850
STA Permit 70 address 10 few lines, and do
the iOrpr trpy request that ~it make in the
cpur. u.i.n of his letter., etc
auI lriIua'. Of lraust lvnuit Medical Cniyerty !
nav ~ riu- this wilderness country, about
hu' ov ing to exposure to bitter cold weather,
boon udi,p posed wh Acute rheumatism about sit
nou't- After having exhausted my skill in the treat
90 ny ease" ati deriving no benefit wh- induced
~ ' 'urr nun tTTDA'r " s.Hs.PAIlLA fair trial,
sut Hcr. ut.N purchased hute uf medicine from
SOP. au hlr. ii.nr.e T. brown about Two weeks ago,
I.u-' Cui-s that one bottle has entirely cured NE.
a. - uliou. that YOUR PREPARATION Of >arsapariIa
j. .t.l, sup, Nor amy other preparation 10 use
suI v Ek- great pleasure IN recommending Il to the
sH '.i ~ being remedial agent, aud will advise the
,F,.-l.t .ls u" It IN their practice. etc
N.sIe-tiuIN lnmrs D. Is ALLLN. VI D
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T'is remarkable f,c;. that among the hundreds "
er,g.uf Iht -ir,tu- who iNe examined the recipe by
With rli'- Sarl,V"riin II prepared. has
i,if Hi aburuVrd u, amt rtutu"ui ~ in the
highest Many PHI siciis express th-ns+lV-e
strongly the belief that t. dec leiy the hest pr-pa
rat,tI OF Srsui that hns been placed before the
u''r Although th'rr ARE mHnN PLY siriiu- who feel
/. urt. having their names appended 10 th- recon.
ultt.l. iuu cr ANY particular remedy, notwithstanding
the. l., rlpiotr - II in the highest gree, '-1s
c'i.,i- Who frankly Yield their support III favor of
rrr.i, which tines know j. capable Of doing much
gp. m tit ID community. A. evidence, read ID.
t..,uu. tom old and rrc'Hhe ply ticitus Of bigh
i..irG 90 tue community In which they live
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NORTHERN RAILROAD, NY,
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

COMMENCING TIL RSDAN, Oct, 4th, 1855.
.ANr PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY each way,
GOING EAST.
Leave Ogdcnsburgh at $50 4 NJ, arrNln; az
uses Point $50 4.
GOING WEST.
Leave Eau-c> Point al $50 An, arriving a.
Ogdeusburgh, 80 P. Vi,
Connections.
Al Houses Point, with ITm M d Canada Rail-
road and Lake CAamplaiu steamers, for Boston,
Burlington, Troy, Albany, New-Nork and Cham.
plain a -. Lawrence Railroad for Montrea! and
Ugubcc.
At Mocr's Junction, with Montreol Nev-lors
Railrcaai tor Montreal, Quebec, Piatsoulgh, Bur
lin.tou, Troy, Albany and Nev-Nork,
AZ OldcnsbuIgh, with the Bytowu Prescott
Lsi.V4y Tor the City of Uttuwa, and Ontario 4 II.
Lawrence Steamboat mrany's steamer for tae
south and West.
Passenger, by Railroad 90 through to Toy same
days rs Lake Cunmplaiu i amer arriving early
neat morning.
T.rauah Ticket. to be had by either Route at the
principal stations.
Trains stop So minutes at Malone for dinner
GEO. V. lUlLE, suTt
OFFICE y. r. r., Malone, y. y,
Sept. %, 1855, WI
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EVERY KIND or iltMOR,
sNEuNf the wort scroflla down to common PIN
3 rl" SIC has tried it in over eleven hundred
cases, dul ncvct iliici except m twu c..,., (buth
Thunder lrmor) H. hts uoa In biz possession
over two hundred certificates Of lis value, all within
twanty miles OF Boston.
Two bottles are warranted to cure q nursing sore
mouth.
Uuc to three bottles yill cure the worst Kind Of
pmrlc- ON he face.
lwo to three bottles will cloa the system Of Jilcs
Two 10 tiles are warranted 70 cu.l' tHc worst can
Ecr ia the mouth and stomach.
Three t. five bottles are warranted t. cpre the
worst case Of cry jptla..
Ono 20 two bottles are warranted to cure all hu-
NOR iu tho eyes.
Two bottles arc warranted 10 cure running OF
the ems and blutchcs among the hair.
-Four osiN bpttlcs are warranted to cure corrupt
and running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scgly eruption. of the slin.
Two or three bottle. ute warranted t. cure the
worst case Of ringworn.
Two or three bottles warranted to cure the
most .ptlu'n case of ihcunlti.in.
Three ~ four bottles are warranted - cure salt.
fi,uuH.
Five 60 eight BOTTLES will sure the w rst Ease of
srruiult.
4 benefit is always experienced from the fret bott,
and perfect cure Is warranted when the above
quantity /. taken. Reader, prdlIpl over a I'll on.
-aui bottle, # this In the vicinity Of boston.
know the effects Of it 10 C:ery case. 100 sure a.
water will cxtin.uish fire, sure will tai. cure
huupr. never sold a bottle II II bit that bottle
sold another. After a trial it Away. spraGs ia.
Itself There are two things about this herb thai
appear t. me surpris nci-t, that u grow, in our
pastures, in some cases quite plenty. aA! vet it.
value bat never been known until .coycrgd II In
1886 second, that it should euro M ktgG. Of hu-
/ NOR. have given H. to my children year ola.
men e .iNty, uum tho homclicst Wo.nIu 100 Boston
zap o. the belle OF NonIutum, and In all the cure
certain. SO change Of diet is ever necessary. la,
I the best vnu can get.
/. 4 Hg,4f .
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LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF VERM0NT,} The Hon. tho Probate
District of Chitcnden,ss} Court, for the District Of
Chitendcn. TO all persons interested, in the estate
of Corneliu, p. VanNess, late Of the City Of New
York, having estate in the District Of Chttcndcn,
deceased. GREETING.
WHEREAS, application, in writing, hath been
made, to this Court, by tho Administrator, with
will annexed, of the said deceased, praying said
Court 10 grant him liccncc to sell all the real
estate of the said deceased, within this State, for
the payment of debts, and expenses of admn'tra-
ton, and setting forth therein, the amount Of debts
due from the deceased the charges of adminstra-
ton, the absence of all personal estate and the
situation OF the real estate offered forsale,a there
upon, the said Court appointed, the 2ith day Of
October, A. d. 1855, T. hear and decide upon said
application, and ordered that public notice thereof
be given TO all persons interested in said estate, by
publishing the same, with this order, three weeks
excessively in the Burlington Free Press, printed
at Burlington in this District, all which publ
cations, shall be previous to the day assigned for
hearing.
Therefore, You are hereby notified, to sppear
before said Court, at the Probate Court Rooms in
said Burlington, the day appointed as aforesaid,
then and there to give bonds for the payment
of debts and charges of administrations otherwise
to show cause if any you have, why such lieence
shall not be granted
! Given under my hand. at the Probate Court
| Rooms in said District, this sth day Of October
! A. d. 1865.
wljw3t d. FRENCH, Register.
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Jason II. Jennison's Estate.

w Z the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court, for the
District Of Chittendeu, commissioners to receive
anime and adjust the claims and demands of all
persons, against the estate of Jason ii. Jennison
tate Of chelburne in said District. deceased repre-
scented iusuvent, and also all claims and dema uds
exhibited in offset thereto and SIX months from
the day of the date hereof, being allowed by said
Court for that purpose we do therefore hereby give
notice. that will attend to the business ui our
appointment, at the dwelling OF Widow Lydia .
Ieunisun in Sheburnc in said District, ON tue irst
tuesday of November and March next, at ~ . clock
A. NJ, Of said days.
Dated this day of september A. d. 1855.
JOSEPH MARSH )c..
FREDERICK MACK. }NoHi'n'S''oner''
gl3WS
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RUTLAND & Burlington Railroad.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
t'... J5...5. Il 49,. .:Azlsss;ssssa
I'M and after July 30, 1855, Trains will run a,

I'M and after July 30, 1855, Trains will run as
~ follows, via -
Leave burlington for Rutland and Bellows Falls
At i.I5* aud MS \. VI. and go =. VI.
Leave BELOW, Fails for RUTLAND and burlington
At C.Uus \. N. tui ID aui 80 p. ".
Leave Rutland for Buriiust at 600 and 1857
\. NJ. GuI -.ij =. ID.
leave Rutland for Bellows Falls at 600 and
Hoo y. VI. and 100 p. Vi.
At Eurliu :ton, trains connect with Lake Cham.
plain steamer, and tain. of the ". Central and
1t. and CIuall rou Is; at Rutland, with trains tor
Troy, Ncw ork, Albany, Saratoga springs, >che
ncctaly and the Nest-at Bellows Falls with tr"ins
of the Cheshire Road tor Etchburs, Worcester,
lowell aud Dot u-Ncrmont Valley huad, for
3rottirboro, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven and
New Iorlt-aui with sullivan koud, tor Windsor,
White River Junction aud White Mountains.
-ffoisLt Trains, with Passenger Car attached
L. a. CHAPLIN, >upt.
July Goth, 1865. dfwti
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New Arrival.

rg'HE subscriber has jus, rc-cvcd from tho Mil,
large stock ~ Lumber. consisting OF tIe fol.
lowing kinds
Seasoned ~pruc, aud Pine tongucd AMI grooyel
t1plius Board
Gang Sawed lieml EEK Boards nt 50 per VI
inch llemlock T. ards for i,uciur.
Norway Pine Boards for flooring and roofing,
and Large lot of t,duI Shiug'e,
The subscriber has ais" on hnud and f.r sale cheap
for cash, Caniage' and -leigL' Of all kinds. &c.
pairing Of Carriage done on short notice
Alsr, 800 Cord. Of We "a for sale, which will bee
delivered in any part of the ,ilage.
JOHN X. GRAY.
oct. I'd, 1883, NIim3
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IARRlSON'S.
Columbian Tonic Stimuiant

WILL cure all Diseases caused by prostrdtoa ot
digestive power Its action is immediate n n
,tIuuiant, t. the vital energy To- il, healthy
force tonic, t. sustain and lerpctu1t" that
furce till healthy -ccrctuus restored ami Iatu-
nal power returns. 1t will remove all mild forms
Of On lcra, Cholera Morbus pyscntcry, Bilious
Collie Fever, and Fever and Agus and in connec-
ton with IiarriSun's Columbian Vegetable Emctic
will cure tho most severe cases vi these aDi
other acute disease in the shortest possible time.
The pysPeptic finds immediate relief, and pcrna-
neut re, in its use. For all Bronchial and Pull
mouary Elections, it has great restorative efficacy.
The achohol and opium inebriatcs will find it n
perfect substitute for both those
and health destroying articles. 1t Is an exclusive
~ vegetable composition and pure toti' and
stimuant, without tho slightest disrasius proI"r-
" in its composition action on the system. The
friends Of Temperance then will find it agent Of
great potency ia their cause, a'i t'at the initiated
cravings Of discussed appetite under its u,c will
give place to healthy action and natural desires.
II is dr iuus to the taste, ant grateful to the
sibilitics of tie stomach. II may be tikcn IN it,
present I'M, rich syrup or in water, making
ishiiul 'yeia.e. As a daily beverage, its de-
liciousnc-s is .nequacd by any terncutcd OF nlco-
hulic pr, pirariau. It prevents well q, cures
li-cn.. lt.ttcj applicable in all seasons, To- All
disease, uui conditions If Hc, ana ir''y &
trc,uc ~ infancy 90 Atrono If az. Pucc 81
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Dissolution.

NOTICE IL hereby given that the partnership
y lately subsistiug between Nm, II. Lawrence,
4 Geo. NJ Marshall wss Dissolved ON the slh day
Of sept. BY mutual ooncent, Gco. NJ. Marshall is
authorized To- settle oil debts luo to aud BY tho
Company,
WM. h, LAWRENCE.
Go, NJ MARSHALL
helburne ". vac
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~ Hear, What DR.. stapp, ply stefan VITO stands
top of his profession of John Bull Sarstparla
Er"- been u.ins john Bulls SaI sspara, IN great
vBIy II cir"ic t-rr,es, with tn" most happy Effects
I7d have hesitation IN rec"umrnugit to The public
~ "t -rruuh :! phiiis, and a cutai-ous and
g..t3u ar di.'rcs. Your most ierN"utiy,
IA''t port, L. O.. April q, lsiJ WM sIAPp VI. b.
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Jr!V McET MARKET

NsT--H~. PlENEI 4 REYNOLDS hAr. re-.
w opened the Meat Market Ctheir old .tandJ
on College street, opposite t.c Tree Pres Office.
where they will keep constantly on hand the le-t
quality Of Fresh mad salt Meats Of 81 kinI,, and
will sell as cheap MS the cheapest.
~ Market open through the day.
Sept. ~. dtttwsu
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toA,lU-lvs.-E-v T. W. S.hon l. widely M generally
knuwu eloquent ri uccoup i,l-d pastor Of he VI.
l. church, Uui lev. l. Stevenson has been known a. one
Of the Iu' aru'ei AMI zHuu- members that the heh-
urky could boast Of Tor many wears aud Il:
I'm, iu the high aud iunsblr station ut ag.ut
Tor iIrN j. L,,h Concern.
LOUISVILLE May 2Jth, lsi9
Vrlt.vr u,. John bul str-araril,a aud have known
r. 'u he, u,-l Win entire shfraciOn and Vi have
Ar-iu-iuu sfH'Ius belief, that 1t Is sale and
valuable -4,I com pound, aud calculated TO produce
much good hLi relieve much suffering; and Therefore
,ouI ,rgu|! and mo- earnestly recommend It to the
afflicted r. ". sEIiON,
i>,surl h SIEk ENSUS
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Fort Edward Institute,

WAsTIINTIUN UU., n. !.
M INTER TERM, Of IA weeks, opens Dec 9th,
w 1875 Board, &C., with Common English,
in advance, S29 90. Reduced fare from Troy and
Castleon, first and last day of each term. superb
Brick Buildings, well flushed and furnished. 90
Professors and Teachers. II Ladies' Departments
with all the advantages of the best Female Colleges
superior facilities in Modern Languages. Music and
Painting. Apply Tor Rooms or Catalogues, to the
Principal, " Rev. Joseph L. King, 4. NJ. Fort
Edward institute, y. y" wl4tf
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James BettY's Estate.

WYE THE SUBSCRIBERS having been mp.
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District of Chittendeu, Commissioners to
receive, examine and AUST the claims and demands
of all persons, against the estate OF James Betty
late of Wiston in said District, deceased, repre-
sented insolvent, and also all claims aud demands
exhibited in otIs-t thereto and six months from
the day Of the date hereof, being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice, that will attend to the business ct our
appointment, at the dwelling of John Betty in
Richmond ia said District, on the second Mondays
OF october and February next, AZ 10 o'clock, a. Nj,
on each OF said days.
Dated this 9TH day Of September A. u. 1855.
SAFFURD BRONSON, . ~ ,,,.i.
NATHAN FAY, 'oinUn'SS''ho's
wl4w3~
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Notice..

ZANE into the enclosure Of the subscriber on
- or about the LIST Of Sept. small black brockc
faced yearliDg hcfcr. The ownsr is requc' ted &c.
A J. COREY.
Hinesburgh, Sept. 20, 1858. wl2u3
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Genflemnns Ghayvis.

Er~G received by Etpr,s', g lnrto lot Of Gcuth
~ MONS ~hawl', Nt1tBK'' Cl,hirg store. \,
Bank lluch
Nov iirtf
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it policy to bay poor article which lasts only
n short time aud is thou worthless, or would vou
have a thing of the best quality. Remember That
the PlANOIONIIS and NElupitNs fcr cal, bv
L. :. ki-I, ~1rrlHi'f Of the first quality, and
are manufactured by the best makers il the coun-
try. just s.!! At the MUSIC STORE and compare
them with other Instruments Of the kind.
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