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USING
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TlNIIE greatest remedy discovered for all dis
i diseases Of the Throat and Lungs, Coughs.
Asthma, Bronchitis, Influenza, lloarsne.s, Difficult
Breathing, Pains in the Chest, Splitting Of blood,
Sore Throat, Soreness Of the Lungs, &c
This Medicine give. most instantaneous and per-
feet reief-and when properly per.evercd with,
never fail. to effect rapid and lasting cure
Hundreds have been restored by it who had used
all other remedies in vain. Certificates of its sur.
prisng eeacyarc in the possession ofthe Proprietor
from the most eminent Physicians in State.
Among them
SAM'L W. THAYER, VI. D.. Burlington, Vt,
Drs. CLARK 4 SMITH Montpelier VI,
NICHOLS & TIIAYER, NorthGeld VI,
and others. which want Of room will prevent me e
tionng.
L. =. WALTON, in, DAN'L =. THOMPSON,
Col. f. p. JEWETr, c. W. STORRS, aud score, of
others in Montpelier, speak in the highest terms of
its efficacy (; after having used it repeatedly in
their families.
From the Christian Messenger
Wherever this medicine is introduced, it at once
attans that high reputation which it richly de-
serves. What can stop its sale when every. and
can be witnessed its wonderful cures The worst
cases of Asthma, recent but dangerous coughs, (and
also those that are of long standng bronchitis. and
consumption Tin its carly stages,) are always
cured by this remarkable medicine. Only % cts
| per Bottle.
FRED, f. SMITH, Proprietor.
Montpelier, VI.
| AGENT.-A, G. SPEAR, Burlington.
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DAGUERREoTypE ARTISTS.

JOHN SAWYER X co,
1913 Washington Street, (lp Stairs,)
Have every description Of Daguerrsotype Goods,
at the lowest cash prices, wholesale and retail
Orders promptly attended to. Agents tor the cele-
brated :, II. B." and " J. T. S. PIates.
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WHEELER'S PATENT
CombinedThresh er&WinnOwer.

Fa'IIE subscriber having been appointed Agent for
Wheeler, Mclck Co.'S Horse Power Threshers
and Separators for the County of Chttcnden and its
vicinity, is prepared In receive orders. Machine.
will DO sold at the manufacturers price, adding cost
of transportation. Tic demand being unusually
large, parties wanting Powers should send their
orders early, II, II. DOOLlTfLE,
Successor TO DAvEY DOOLIrrLE.
Burlington, Oct, 3, 1853. wlim3
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VISIT OAK HALL,

THE PIONEEK CLOIIIINN Hot Sc,
Established IN Boston, Mass, m ISL
This House which fully sustaiu- it, cuviahlc posi-
ton, is daily receiving large supplic- of recently
manufactured sen.onabe Clothing. Dealers. liavcl-
Ter, and resident citizens will find every thing to
meet their demands, at prices dctyius 1mpetlton.
rs, 80, 80 81, SO & IS, North st, Boston, Mass.
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Horace Barnes.

Successor to Sam' Curts.)
Manufacturer and wholesale and Retail Dealer in
LOoking-Glasses and Frames. Clocks,
and Time-pieces, 1913 Washington street,
Opposite Water st. Boston.
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TOWN MEETING

TIlE Inhabitants Of the Town of Burlington, who
i are legal voters in tho Town of Burlington
are hereby warned to meet ut their TOWN HALL
on SATURDAY, the 9th day of October next at two
o'clock in tho afternoon, to consider Of and act upon
the following subjects =
lst. To see If tho Town will vote to rebuild the
Bridge across Onion River at Bradley's Farm, be-
tween the town Of Burlington md the town Of
Colchester.
I'd. To SEQ il the Town will vote to raise their
proportion of tho expense with said Colchester on
the Grand List or otherwise for tho purpose Of re-
building said Bridge.
Sd. To appoint Committee to suporintcnd the
rebuilding Of said Bridge.
JOHN n; P0MEIRoY,) S'''ct~'r
NJ. l.. CHURCH, Of
L. @. BIGELoW, y Burhn gton.
Burlington, Sept. 2ith, 1855. dIw2w
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SPINAL COMPLAINTS.

new method of treating Spinal Dca.e., Curva-
lures of the spine, and Spinal Weakness, without
pain OF suffering to the patient, however young or
feeble, is now successfully practiscd
BY DIR. j. \. WOOD,
Mt his Office No 2li Washington street. Boston, or
at his resi- leucc, Marlboro Hotel.
Having examined the Scrpentnc spring Elastic
Apparatus, used by DR.. J. A. Wood, in the treat
ment of Lateral curyaturcs Of the spine, recon-
mend IT as efficient and comfortable To- the patient -
Henry j. b;elow, VI. d., Prof sur. II. luiycr-
'ity Geo. Hayward, NJ. D., ex-Prof SUR. H.
Uniyersityi WHslow Lewis, NJ. H.. j. V. c. smith
Mayor Of BOSTON, John W. Warren, NJ D.; Henry
q. Clark, NJ. u. city Physician
Boston. Aug. lA5i.
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HUNDRED LOTS
NEW JEWELRY STORE.

Church ST.. Burlington. VI.
EIANING lifted up my South store and rented
IL it to Mr.. W. W. Partridge for Music store,
| have altered over and enlarged my North store
next door, formerly occupied by MIR. Amos Pang-
born and myself and have put in new Cases, and
itcd the store up convenient and pleasant for GUS
TONER'S and filled it with almost entirely new
stock of Goods in the
WATCH AND JEW ELRf LINE,
And offensive variety Of Fancy Articles 70 whleh
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Notice.

fAME into tho enclosure Of tho subscriber on
~ or about the l.t Of Sept. small black brockle
faced yearliug heifcr, The ovnsr isrcquestcd &c.
4. J. COREY.
lIinesburgh, Sept, 20, 1855, WHY'S
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News of the Week,
BY Ell 81 c. El a y EI
TO THE FREE PRESS
Exciting News from Europe !
Sebastopol Fallen !!

Attempt to A.sassinatc Louis Napoleon.
HALIFAX, Sept. %.
The steamer America arrived here this AM.
and will be due at Boston, Q ocloc-p. NJ;
OF Friday The America brings Livcrro~
dates to the 10th inst The news is in the
hi chest degree important, Scbastopol having
mt length fallen. The bombardment was re-
o,nned on the 5th, and continued without int
rruption until the Sth, when the assault com
IN need. The French attacked the MalakoT
and the works at the Carecning Bag, and the
glsh the Rcdan.
Six repuses were sustained by the French
before the Malakolf but on the seventh at
tempt they carried the work ia ,r'.tlil style
md hoisted their eagles on the tower
The slaughter was terrible and is csti-
mutcd at 1000 English, $4,000 French and
as many Russians, making the aggregate up
wards of 10000 men. Five French generals
are reported to have been killed. including
Gen. Bosquet.
During the night succeeding the assault
the Russidns crdcuated the entire south Ndc,
y first blouing up he Defcnscs, sinking all the
ships, firing the town, ard Icdrtng nUthiae
hut smoulderine ruins. Tho large allied
force was marching along the coast to inter
cept the retreat of the Russians inland.
The allies found immense materials Of war
in Sebastopol. 1t is reported that instruc-
tons have been sent to the allied Generals in
the event of Gorschakoff seeking to capitu-
late, that Russia shall render at discretion
all the troops stores and fortified places, in
Guiding Odessa.
Another unsuccessful attempt had been
ma lie on the life OF Louis Napoleon.
The London money market was more strin-
gent. The Bank of England had advanced
its minimum rate of discount to four and n
hall per cent, and further advance to FIVE
per cent was expected.
Wheat was quoted Is higher The weather
had been favorable, and the crop accounts
satisfactory. BreadstufIs generally were dull |
but prices had undergone no material change. |
Lard was in active demand at s. co. Pro-
visions were without change of moment
Boston, Sept. IS.
But few details of the America news are
September 9th, 8 A. NJ. The enemy has
sunk his steam vessels. The work of des-
truction continues under the fire of our NOR
tars as mines are successivvely sprung at diff |
fercnt points. 1t is my duty to defer enter
ing the place, which has the appearance of |
great furnace. Prince Gortschakoff being
closely pressed by our fire has demanded an
armistice to carry off his wounded The |
Bridge near Fort st. Paul has been DESTROYED
by the enemy and am engaged in ascertain
ing the amount Of our loss. Everything is
going on well. We are watching the move
ments of the enemy on the Tchcrnaya.'
The London Post says, the English loss in
the assault on the Redan was 500 to coo killed |
and 400 wounded including l4I officers. The
Monteur says on the morning of the llth,
$500 were wounded, including 240 officers
who had gone to the ambulances The num-
Der of dead had not been as certaincd, bu,
is probably short of 2000.
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From the "mome Jonrnnl.- NcM.York.

From the Home Journal" Newly Ork.
I" No article acquired rapid celebrity and
universal popularity Lyons kathairon. To
thes, who have used it, (and who has not , tho
is obvious,ss it not only boauhes the Hair
but preserves and restores it advanced age Of
life. Its perfume and agreeable eniyening effects,
should stamp it indispensable article of the tot
let" The above is but one Of thousands Of similar
comnendationS-i stands unriyalled as a toylet ar
tclc. BE sure and ask for LYONS Kathairon, as
its unparalleled popularity has caused several un-
principled persons to put up yauele,s limitations,
which they call by somewhat similar names. Sold
everywhere, in large bottles, for only - cents.
HEATH, WYNKOOP 4 Co, Proprictors
GO Liberty St. New ! ork.
Sept. 9. wlmo
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Wingate's Hats,
1 NIL SINIp..IAhh. II franklin AXenue

MI NIYTP-- TNOI. II U TNnkIIH NNtnUt-
Between Comhll and Court st. Boston.
Centrally located, convenient for all-not in costly
apartments nor subject to high rents. Under these
circumstance, being practical halter, and having
had long experience in the business he can sell tho
best Moeskn Hat. CASUALLY sold for s5) the low
price of 81. Terms Cash On hand at all seasons,
the best quality offlat' of the most approved fash
ions. Hats made to order and warranted to tit
Gentlemen, by sending the size Of the head, can
have hat forwarded by express to any part Of the
country. All kinds of hats repaired at short notice
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Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
y lately subsisting between VIM X. Lawrence,
Geo. NJ. Marshall was dissolved on the Sth day
of Sept, by mutual concent Geo. NJ Marshall is
authoriz to settle all debts due to and by the
Company.
WIN. Il. LAWRENCE.
GEO. NJ. MARSHALL
shclburne Vt. w3t'
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Large Sale Of
VALUABLE PROPERTY

At Chicago.
INUREE THOUSAND LOTS FOR SALE in Els
tuu and sheffield additions 10 Chicago, On
tho luth day Of october next, at ten o'clock, A NJ.
of said day, the undersigned will offer for sale a.
Auction. Seventeen Hundred Lots in Eston addition,
comprising many very desirable Water Lots the
north branch. Also.
TuIRTEEN HJNDRE LOTS
n N5,f,H 1dhno1 . tticGgo,
incluiirs many fine large Water Lots, situated on
and west of the north branch of the Chicago River,
and oIorjip. the most favorable opportunity, at
price, within the reach Of all, for purchasing Lots.
cithcr f.r residences, for business or manufac-
turing purposes.
THIS property is known as part Of the property
belonging the
CHICAGO LAND COMPANY
md will hc sold on the ground,
Tcrms-One-ftth cash, balance in four annual
payments, with siN per cent. interest annually.
W W b b, 0 0GREX' }Tru.tee. Chicago
D. D. P Fl TSHhN Land Company
WURTS, HATCH CO, Auctioneers
wllw6
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NOTICE, /. hereby given That have given my
son Hugh hi. time during the remainder of
hi. minority. | am to claim none of his earning.
nor pay none Of his contracting. after thi. date.
ALICE D0RMAN.
Sept. Is, 1855. w3t-
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Farm for Sale.

IN JOHNSON, Vt, contains about ITO acres OF
\ superior upland, within mile Of the viii
lsc. Academy, and Churches, and one fourth mile
Of district school. 1t is we'll wooded, tmbered
and waterol Soil mellow loan, free from stone;
has on IT some fruit pretty second growth sugar
orchard. and spruce and hemlock timber sufficient
for fencing and buildings i well fenced mostly with
cedar post. and boards. On it two large barns,
ono 3, by 40 with underground stabing and manure
cellar; the other 40 by rs, with power thrasher
shed and tool house i. attached all are built in
superior manner and in good repair. The house 10
oldi-h. but comfortable, and the out-buldngs con-
vcuent The farm i. in good state Of cultivation,
lie, to the SOUTH is early, and easyto cultivate Ths
crops and stock may be had with it if wished Pos
session given this fall or the ensuing spring. For
terms particulars call the premises or apply 10
Abe = Whiting. -
MARY D. WHITING.
Johnson, Vt, August, 1855. w6mos
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MACHINE BROKER.
c. Willis, No. IS Kilby ST., Boston
Surgical & Dental Instruments,

And Druggists Articles,
For sale by the subscribers. Parker's, Motifs and
California Omnibus Cases. Amputatng, Trepan-
ming, Post norton and Eye Instruments, in sets and
single Obstotrical instruments. Metallic and Glass
Speculums. Syringe, of every description. Aurices,
or external Ears for the Deaf. Ear Trumpets, Gal
vanic Batteries and Apparatus, Skeletons and Ana
tomical Maps, Dentists Operating Chairs and
Spittoons, Lathc. Grindstones and Brushes. Gold,
Silver, and Platina Plate and Wire. Gold and Tin
Foil. Tooth Bru.he. and Powder. Tooth Powder
Boxes, and every instrument and article used by
Dentists and surgeons.
Il. S. GOODMAN & CO..
81 fremont street, Boston,
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Bounty Land Warrants.

TINHE subscriber. are paying the highest market
4 price for Land Warrants.
Bounty Land and Pension Claims prosecuted on
reas enable term. by
WESTON b SHAW.
Rurliprtop, Aug. 9th, 1858. vGw3mos
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/. o. of o. F.

r1NllE MEMBERS Of Green Mountain Lodge, No.
4 !, |. o. of o. f., arc hereby notified that a
Lecture will be delivered at their HALL on
MONDAY EVENING, OCT S, at o'clock
All members and their lady friends, are earnestly
invited to attend,
W. W. PARTRIDGE, Sse'y.
Oct Sd. d3t6wlt
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TUBE OIL COLORS, CANVAS,
Materials for Grccian anil 0ricnti Painting.
Winsor Newton superior Tube OIL Color. Pre-
pared Canvas, and all other supple, for oil Paint.
ing and Drawing, for sale wholesale anil retail by
NJ. j. MHLPPLE, 3l CornhiIl. Bu-.nn.
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ISAAC HARLOW

Makes Coats Pant., Vest. and Shirts to measure, in
the latest fashion, and warrants At. Keeps Gen
tlemen'. Furnishing Good. and ready made Cloth
ing, 5s Washington Street, Boston
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Scales and Balances.
.AMARIAII STORRS.

Dealer in every variety Of Cards. Card Board, Rail
road Tickets Stock, Fancy Papers, dc.
Nos 81 and SO Cornhill. Boston.
Psper of any shade, manufactured to order, and
Cards or Tickets cut to pattern, at short notice.
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Notice..

II ME undersigned will make application to the
next session Of the Legislature for an EIclu-
sve Grant to keep ferry between the towns Of Al
burgh and Isle La Motte.
sept. 10. 1853.
HARRY HILL,
dlw3t JOHN REY NOLDs
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Engravings 4 Paintings.

Win.or 4 Ncwton'' Oil Color., in Tubes, Grecia
Mastc Narnish, Brushes, &c. wholesale and ret all
c. DREW, Is Court street, Boston.
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Our only place Of Business,
X 7 winter 81. opposite the Old stand {.
Geo. Turnbull 4 Co.

Are receiving their Fall aud Winter stock Of
RIBBONS, LACES, EMBROlDERIES
Muslins, silks and Satin,, Merinos, Vevct., &c,
which they offer at low prices to wholesale purcha.-
ers. They also invite special attention to their
retail stock, comprising in addition to the above,
complete assortment of
Linens, Dress Goods and Domestics
Boston, Sept. |, 1858.
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Shelburne Vt.
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goth Volume
NORTHERN RAILROAD, NY

" ERMONT REPORTS just received and for de-
Nrpt. 2oth. diff
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS. FRI
BAKERSFIELD ACADEMY,

DAN Gttcr Ii LII hCADEM I,
BAKERSFIELD, VT
G. S. LORD SHARKS, ABB, Principal,
Prof. Of Mental and Moral Science
and Ancient Languages.
Mp. HENDERSON, A. NJ. Prof of Math.
GEO. FASSErT, Prof. of Vocal Music.
W. d. WILSON, U. V. NJ, Assistant Teacher.
- PREoEprRrss,
Mis-, c. NJ. HAzELTTNE,
Teacher Of Painting and Drawing
Miss C. J. WILSON.
Teacher of Piano Organ Music
Miss 3, II. WITlIERILL, III.
Principal of Primary Department
Min II. A. PRATT
Teacher Of Worstcd, Flowers, &c.
CALENDAR AND EXPENSES.
Terms commence Nov. goth. 1855, Feb. 2sth,
1856, and May 10Th, 1856.
Board Of cxccont quality, furnished room, towels,
fuel and washing, only 81 rs per week.
Common English, 81 90 Higher English So so
Primary DEPARTMENT. 90 Anc. Languages, 400
Frcnch& Ge r.togcthcr 90 Piano Music. S 90
Other charges as usual. Entire expense for board,
&c. and Tuition in Common English, only S22 80
per term of II weeks.
Conveyance Free.
students are conveyed from and 10 St Adams,
FREE Mt comm cnccmcnt and close of terms. Tho
Academy il beautifully situated Is miles from st.
Adams. For further information address the
Principal.
REFERENCES
Prof. NJ. Petty, burlington, Rev. W. Smith, ID.
s. Adams, Prof. 7. Lewis, L. Il, D., Schenectady,
\. Y, Ezra Mech Jr, Sheburne, VT, Hon. Austin
Fuller, Enosburgh, Row. J. Eamcs, Grand Isle.
W. C. WILSON, President.
i. " PoNrpoY Secretary.
Oct. |. l'i5. wlim3
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Fon rnr WEEK ENDING oc1, 3. 1855.
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dlw3t
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j. Philbricl1's
Ilnnl & N q

Book & Stationery Store, CO Hanover ST.,
Under the American House. Boston
All new Books received as published, which
with our usual immense stock Of standa I'd and mis-
cellanoous books, comprising all tho varieties in
ancient and modern literature present the largest
assortment in this city. Particular attention given
to furnishing public and private libraries, at the
very lowest rites. Country dealers and others are
respectfully invited to call before purchasing else
where. Also n splendid stock Of Letter, Cap, Bill
and Note Papers, Envelopes. Blank Books, &C.
Orders for Books respectfully solicited and good
bargains warranted.
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e 90 K BEN DIN G.,
PAPER RULING, AND
Account Book Mandatory.
M",-, M,rramo', N,mplor, & Msrrion,ou, Book,,
Bound m any style, 10 sat tho flsf,
M rltLrak NJ III. n,Ln.r


publl' ScntIHly' lnHl ne mas commenced business
Corner Of Church and College streets,
O,U HunnpPfon's Book Store.
where he is prepared to all orders in hi. line
at short notice and reasonable terms.
Books bound in Turkey Morocco. Russia. English
French and American Calf in any style of finish
Plain or Gilt and Gilt edge. Large illustrated
Works. Aliases, Books Of Engravings aud Music
bound with great care aud strength in Plain and
Extra bindings Gentlcmen's private Libraries
and the Libraries Of Colleges and other public ust-
tutons repaired and rebound in Calf or slip Library
styles neatly and substantially. liberal discount
from the regular city prices on parcels of 30 vols.
and upwards, AMI the WORK warranted as thorough.
Gentlemen residing Mt distance may rely upon
their books being wfll bound at the lowest city
prices, and careiully packed and returned without
| delay. In such eases freight will be charged and
| remittance of payment for binding required,
| To Agents sending parcels of binding rcmunera-
tive discount is offered and charges paid one way.
Publishers and Printers new work bound in Muslin
| case, and Pamphlets done up neatly and exp,di-
| tOusly.
| Having one Of IIckok tho best Ruling Machine
made, and an experienced ruler in his employ. he
| will Rule and bind 10 order Blank work Of all kinds
| including Lcdgcrs, Journals, bay Books Cash
| Books, Records, &c,, and Memorandum Books of
| all sizes, business Books ruled to any pattern and
| bound with care and despatch,
John Balm,
Book B,nd1, Papa ,uir & Accf Book Mlaltaciur0,
Corner of Church and College Streets,
Oct. I'd, 1866. ddw Burlington, VI,
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Notice..

'bllE subscriber having purchased the entire In
tcrcst of c. NJ. Davcy, in the lato firm of Da-
vcy and Doottlc, will continue the Hardware and
Agricultural business at the old stand sign of the
Saw, College street. H. IL. DOOLITTLE.
Burlington, Sept 10, 1855. d&wtf
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A W. POLL
MILITARY REG ALIA,
GUN STORE,
PORTABLE
OIL, GAS WORKS,

or all sizes Suitable for Dwelling Houses Hotels
Factories, Towns and Nillagcs--atc, simple, and
economical superior to coal gas, at one half the
cost, For further particulars apply 20
j. c. APPLETON, Agent
aFrankin Az. between Court It. Cornhill, Boston.
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Ey + RY W u T. X

Watch work, Clock Work, Engraving and all work
in the line executed with nsatness and promptly,
Coffin Plates Of pure silver and silver plated, ready
made and engraved al short notice. Customers can
rely on getting GOOD goods and at low prices
All visitors to the town invited to examine the
New store aud new and extensive variety, whether
wishing TO buy or not, j, +. BRlNSMAlD,
Formerly If tho firm of Pangborn Brinsmaid,)
wllf Church st. burlington, VT.
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CARY'S PATENT
SUCTJON AND FORCE pJ-Mps

Will force large quantity Of water with very little
power, and may be kept in repair at small expense
Mills &c, using them make saving in the
premium Of insurance, They may be tried before
payment i. required. For sale Mt
No. 5 Merchants' Row. Boston.
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NEW STYLE STENCIL PLATES,
With names cut in
WRITING LETTERS,

For marking Clothing with Iudclible Ink. Plates,
Ink, Brushes, Frames, Alphabots, Figures, Type,
dc., Wholesale and retail Agents supplied. Address
s. NJ. Metcalf, 45t Salem Street, Boston
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Is, so, 80 81, SO & IS, North st. Boston, Mass.
PIANOFORTES and MELODEONS,
For sale and to let. Every variety Of 'tylo and
with deduction Of rent in case of purchase, at
OLIVER DITSON'S, rs Washington st., Boston.
N. S. DEARBORN,
Would respectfully invite tho attention of Printers
and the trade TO his and beautiful assortment
Of Fancy Cards,
Embossed Note Papers, and Stationery for
Weddings and Parties.
Having great facilities for obtaining the latest
patterns, he can exhibit greater variety at lower
rate than bo found at any other establishment
in Boston a School street
HENRY TOLMAN,
Publisher of Music, and Importer of Mu-
steal Merchandise
or every description. just published, " Tvlman'5
Amateur Band Book, No. !, containing Il pieces
ARA nged for Amateur or Military Brass Bands
Price So. l5j Washington -. Boston,
Directly opposite the Oll South Church.
4. W. POLLARD,
MILITARY REGALIA,
And Theatrical Goods No. Court st. Boston.