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New Goods
AT THE OLD STAND.
CIIITRCu STREET

L AMES Il. BRlNSM AID, succc--urto Briusmdid,
- Brother Co, remains al the Old stand, aud
lie receiving constantly New Goods In all depart
ments, Not being in the habit of boasting ct hav-
ing the largest stock in the State, would merey say
that the assortment is kept good and that the Gus
toners Of the store will have goods as low as they
can be had IN town OUT of il.
New stock Of Guitars, Banjos, Watches, Jewel.
~, dc, now opening,
Nov. Is d4wtf
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JOY to the World :

INlE THING HAS COME THAT WILL RE.
. licvo your pains Internal and External. Ho
ye who are afflicted, Try it Try it : Its success is
unparalleled. CUOPEit'o ANTl-PAIN TINCIURE,
tne brightest among ten thousand stars
For testimonials IN its favor enquire of any faIui-
~ who have used it.
Manufactured by v. COOPER & CO.. keescvillc
~ \. lou will ind 1t at Geo. ". Allen, Burling-
ton, VI, and at Druggist generally. Or at " hole
sale by CLEAENI u sun, llydeville, VT, Generol
Agents for the state.
June - 1900. wj2nosj
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Re,;pious Intelligence.

At the recent Congregational Convention
At Bratteboro, Rev. Mr.. Bullard, OF Bos- |
ton, Superintendent cf the Massachusetts,
Sabbath School Society, remarked, in the !
course of his address, that in this country
there are 100000 of children who do not
receive Sabbath School instruction, $1,000 OF
whom are found in Vermont.
The dedication of the new Catholic Church
in Plattsburgh, took place on the Goth inst
The ceremony was performed by his Lordship
|. Eug Guiguc, Bishop of Bytown Upper
Canada) assisted by Rev. p NJ. Mignault,
Grand Vicar of the diocese of Albany.
In connection with the services was Ponti-
6cal Mass, the benedction of a Picture OF st.
Peter. on glass made in New York sermons
in French by His Lordshir, and in English
hv Rev. P. NJ. Mignault, and music by the
St Peters Brass Band
The Methodist Church South has just pub
lishcd the tenth annual report OF its Mis-
sonary Society, from which we learn that the
Society has under care SOS missions, III
missionaries, lbs churches, 79,O5O church
members. lS5 Sunday schools. 25,O35 chill
dren under religious instruction, manual
labor schools, and 4s5 Indian pupils, These
are distributed thus in the destitute por-
tions of the regular work, 49, missions, l42
missionaries, 26,337 white members and
1855 colored, I'll churches. 1871 Sabbath
schools and 1920 scholars among the peo-
plc of color, 10 missions, ia missionaries,
46.577 colored members, As churches, and
1883 children under religious instruction (;
among the Germans, II missions, II mission
aries. 4S3 members, 6 churches, 10 Sunday
schools, and PA scholars among the Indian
tribes. 80 missions, 2S missionaries, 1864
members Is churches. IS Sabbath schools, .
manual labor schools, and As pupils.
The contributions for the year lN34
amounted to Sl64 ,3GG, OF which S22,77772,
the largest amount, was received from the
South Carolina Conference S20,91O, theneAt
in size, from the Alabama Conference, and
SlQ.OS3 A. from the |. 5. Government.
When or how this last sum was contributed
we do not find stated, but unexplained it is
somewhat of an anomaly
of the 1912 churches in the six New Eng
land states, 1925, or about scventy-two IN
hundred of the whole number, are Congrc-
rational in their form of church government,
and l2S7, or about twenty-eight III hundred
are under different system OF church organ
ization The Baptist, Christian, Orthodox,
Unitarian, uniyersalist, and few other
socts are Congregational, while the Episeo-
Italians, Mcthodists, Presbyteraus and Roman
Catholics have organizations of Il different
form.
The y. Y Chtrchman issues the following
vermilhon cdict, on the subject of fans in
churches.
Avoid the use of the fan in church, at all
times During the heat of the summer, it
is no doubt great luxury But we are not
IN Gods Holy Temple to think of luxuries-
rather of endurance and sacrifice. The prac-
tice is a most irreyerent one. Wien we gu
to perform our solemn devotions to God, we
arc not to give way to self-indulgence. 1t is
rrofanc familiarity in the presence of Him
who is greatly to b. feared in the assembly
Of his saints
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WOLFE'S
w OLF Il .
SCIIIEDAM AROMATIC SCUNAPPS.

lNhs medicinal diet drink is manufactured by the
L proprietor at Schedam, in Holland, expressly
for medicinal purposes. 1t has been submitted to
nearly all the first Chemists and Physicians in the
United States, who endorse il their own sigma
lures one of the great essentials of the Materia
Mcdica. 1t is now prescribed with great success in
Gravel, Gout, rheumatism, Distinctions Of Bladder
and Kidneys, and for Dyspepsia it has no superior
in the world.
Put up in quart and pint bottles, enyeloped in
yellow paper, with my name on the bottle, cork a nd
label, and tor sale by all respectable druggists in
the United states.
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Is, 20 % Beaver ST., New York.
Mays. (w45m3) 70 South Front ST., Phil a
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G. w. Stones Liquid Cathartic,

Family Physic in the most desirable form per-
fectly agreeable to the taste a nd reliable remedy
in almost every disease to which the human race
il subject. Its merits cannot be too highly extoll-
ed. Indeed, it may be called the panacca. It's
eicacy IN the cure of the following complaints,
will be readily admitted by all who give it trial,
VIZ llabitual Custycucss, Affections of the Liver
lmpurity Of the Blood, Piles, Epilepsy, Scrofuous
and all other huinors, Dyspepsia, Bilious Alec-
Of the bowels will be completely removed by
its use.
In short, it will rcnovatc the whole system and
place it in condition to resist the attack Of all
contagious diseases. Let those who do not enjoy
perfect health, resort at once to the use Of this
medicine, and that great blessing will be restored
to them.
sold in burlington by THEO. A. pECK, in
WinoosN by :. c. IsllAM. Principal Depot, s.
Central street, Lowell, Mas.
May II. diwGm
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- PIRITUAL TELEGRAPH, the organ of modern
- Spritualisn, Fourth Vol. commences in May.
1t contains the fullest record extant of current
Facts and Opinions Spiritual Intercourse. Pub
ished weekly at - per annum also, all spiritual
books for sale by PARTRIDGE BRITTAN, 3I2
Broadway, n. \.
P.S.-A Catalogue Of Spiritual Books sent on
application. wi2mosS
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Piano Fortes q meIodions.

Isit policy to buy poor article which lasts only
L short time and is then worthless, or would you
have a thing of the hest quality. Remember that
the PIANO FORTE> and MELOpEONs ioI sale by
s. RUST, are uaJranied OF the first quality, and
are manufactured by the best makers in the coun-
try Just call at the MUSIC STORE and compare
them with other instruments of the kind.
Feb. Z. dSWu
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DIR. MARSIIALL'S
Catarrh and Headache Snuff


i : an article superior to any thing in the marke
L for curing tho Catarrh, Headache, Cold in the
Head, partial deafness and all the diseases
of the Head We, the undersigned Wholesale
Druggists, having for many years been acquainted
with DR.. Marshall's CatarTh and Headache snuff,
Manufactured by Charles Bowen, and sold it in our
Wholesale trade, chceruly state, that we believe it
to be equal, in every respect to the recommendations
given OF it for the of Catarrhal Affections, and
that 1t is decidedly the dest article We have ever
known for all the common diseases Of the Head.
Henshaw, Edmands Co., SO India Street, Reed,
Austin d Co., "a India-st., Brown, Lamson ( Co.,
- lnda-st, Reed, Cutler Co., 80 lndia.s Seth
W. Fowle, 1863 Westinghouse, Wilson, Fairbank
Co., - and 4 Hanover ST., Carter, Cocord Pres
ton St Hanover st., Boston IL. II. Hay, Portland
Maine Thomas Il Fuller, 70 Maiden Lane, c. Ii.
Ring, 1872 Broadway, a. u. 4 b. Sands. 100 Fulton
St, stephen Paul 4 Co., l49 Chambers ST., Israel
Minor Co., IA Fulton ST., Curtis Perkins, l43
Chambers st., Mckesson 4 Robbins, ~ Maiden
Lane, lIayland, llairal N-lcy, 50 Maiden Lane,
stebbins, Morgan Butler, Cliff st, A. l.. Scovi
Il Co Jl6 Broadway, c. V. Clckcner & Co., 81
Barclay ST., NJ. ward, Close Co., e3 Maiden Lane
New York.
sold by medicine dealers every where.
JAMES NJ. HENRY, travelling Agent for Vermont.
April IS. wiimOs3
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FORT ED YARD
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,

hEv. JOSEPi l.. KING, y. NJ, PriHcipal.
REV. III. b. TAYLOR, SeWdrd
Twenty Professors and Teachers.
MAMMOTH BRICK BUILDINGS-wih Male
vi and female Departmental the estimation
of intelligent visitors, uncqualled by any Seminary
ediGco in the country. ~ Special facilities in
Ancient and Modern Languages and in Music
Fall Term begins Aug IL Winter Term Dec G.
Board furnished rooms, prepared fuel, washing
tuition in common English, and Incidentals, in ad-
vance for the whole term of II weeks S2g.
Excustion Trains, at reduced fare, on the first and
the last day of each Term.
Those who desire superior facilities for thorough
education, commercial, classical ornamental, and
capable Of keeping wholesome rules, invited to
apply for Catalogues, for Board to the Principal
Fort Edward n y E, May 30, 1850. w2mos
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feel it a duty incumbent upon myself to declare
publicly tAe great blessing d., Marchis'. Uterine
Catholiton has proved to me. For two year. my
health was miserable; was almost unable 10 walk
Physicians pronounced my ease falling Of the womb
extensive alterations, commencing with flour Rlbus
The pains, irritation prosuation, Gc rendered life
n burden. In this miserable condition, DR.. +. p.
Newland recommended DR.. Marchisis Uterine Ca
tholicon After taking four bottles find myself in
perfect health. Gratitude for my restoration makes
me ardenty desire that all my sex, alike unfortu-
mate, may nni sure relief from this inc-timablo
medicine, ELIZABETH \. NEWLANU,
Nc. - West st., Utica, y. Y.
The above statement | know 10 be true.
F. p. NEWLAND, NJ. D., Utica, n. Y.
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A FEW more of those superior LADIES CLOTHS;
~ also, SPANISH CuRLED CLOTHS. a new and
fashionable article for Coaks. Together with an
immense variety of Cloak and Dress Trimmings
For sale lower than ever, at the sign of the ZEE
I'VE. y. PECK, JR.
Burlington, Dee.'s dkrtf.
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must say, from nv own experience and personal
observations in my practice it has proved to be the
best and safest remedy for the difficulties for which
it is recommended, viz, those Of female weakness,
such as Prolapsus Uteri, Fluor Albus and all
irregular and painful monstruation and diseases Of
irritation of the female organs.
d. Y. FOOTE. VI. D., Syracuse. y. Y.
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XNTAX Dolls, with orwithout movable eyes, and
w India Rubber Dolls. fine assortment OF
Concave and Convex Spocacles, in gold, silver, and
steel bows, just received by JAS. Il. BRINSMAID,
Successor to Brnsmad Brotherd Co., old stand
Church Street, Burlington.
Oct. 81 Awtf
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Railroad Watches

OF my own importation, cased in heavy is carat
~ fine gold hunting cases, from "a TO 81 ounce
cases also, fine ones in heavy silver cases, with my
own name and of my own importation, of the finest
movements have ever had the pleasure Of offer
ing to Railroad men. Double Time Watches for
sportsmen; Ladies Gold Watches in great variety,
all at low prices at the Old stand Church Street.
J. l., BRINSMAlD.
Feb. 3 d6wtf
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CURED or JJrNYpD
r. II. LAYTON, Quincy.

3. MY son was troubled with humor S.me called
II scIoluIa' ,"ine salt rheum some one Ting. some
he i. now cured Of it,
II. II. LAYTON Quincy
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MR. REMEDY About two years aro INV face
Droke out IN pimplcs Of the worst kind Seeing
S s good effect of the Medical Discovery on a
Tenu 81 mine; who was troubled the same rs was
tried it, and l am happy to saw complete cure
has been tho result.
j. p. TARBELI Brighton
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the public are strengthened by the fact Of its having
received the appreciation and liboral patronage Of
many prominent members Of the Medical Faculty in
the United states, some Of whom have Voluntarily
given letters of commentator, (sec pamphlet,)
tanning all that is claimed for it as curative agent
Pamphlets containing much useful information
touching the nature and symptoms Of the above
diseases together with testimonials from ladies Of
the highest rcspoctnbiliy as certified by the most
satisfactory authority tunll which the atten on "
ladies and practiti,1u, r'.pectfullyi invited can
be had gratis NJ the So Ir
THEODORE A. PECK, Druggist, Wholesale q
Retail Agent, Burlington, w. Also sold by Mel
son FairchiId, Milton, :. c, Isham, Wnooski
Falls,
}. u. MARCUIsI n co., PROJECTORS,
Central Depot, SOi Broadway, n, Y
April 9, 1853. wilmos6
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-'' would be glad to have further supply
as the medicine is becoming very popular, and
think will continue, it has given rcliei in every
instance where properly taken.
THOMAS NEWMAN, NJ. D., Mt. Vernon Ind.
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their accompanying evils. Gamer cxceptcdD no
matter how severe orot how long standing.
This medicine has never been introduced BIZ
empty pui' and representations nor is it intended
that its present popularity shall Ice sustained by any
medium but its merits and the appreciation Of tho
nuhllo.
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INSTABILITY OF PAsToRs.-The instability
of the Pastoral Relation is becoming subject
for serious consideration, if not of alarming
interest to all who have the moral and relig
ious welfare of the community at heart We
are told by member that in the " Andover
Association Of Congregational Ministers,
embracing eighteen churches, fifteen Of the
number have dissolved their pastoral connec-
tions within less than five years, and four Of
them have changed twice within the same
period Six vacancies have occurred during
the past four months ; and only three min
isters remain undisturbcd amid the general
perturbation -AHdOCer Adc
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Walls,

Snn KEGS "EAGLE" NAILS ALSO
'b'JO Axes, Shot, Lead, Powder, and Safety fuse
inst received by HERRICK 4 MILES.
Nov. IS. ddwtt
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TONE MAI

~ Of Ballard brothers, the Stone Ware Manu-
factory, are now ready to furnish merchants and
others at short notice. every description oi stone
Ware. NICHOLS BOZ NIuN.
Burlington, July |, 1854, ddwu
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WONDERFUL Discoveries

- CCCEFn each other so rapidly in the present
- age that we scarcely from the astonish-
men caused by one, before our credulity is taxed
ny the announcement Of another till more astound-
ing. And among the most important discoveries
which have ever been made in medical science. we
may number that 0:
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hFcvery description, kept constantly on hand
~ by b. TURK, No. Bank Block. Nortt
side of the Square.
Nov. =. d6wtf
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CAUTION THE PUBLIC

n buy no book unless the words Ir A, NJ hAuncrAr
10 Liberty Street N y" is on (and the entry in the
Clerks Once the back 81 the title page and buy
only Of respectable aud honorable dealers send by
uAil, and address 70 III, A, n. hauriceau,
So Upon receipt OF Ono Dollar THE MAR
RIED WoMANs PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
PANION" is sent (ndIed fres) any part OF the
United States, the Canadas and British Provinces.
Al letters must be postpaid and addressed TO DR..
A M MAURICEAU, box 1924, New-York City
Publishing Office, No. l2e Liberty Street, New.
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YEA. TORACCO. &c

I-S CH. AND HALF CH. HYSON, IL. s., Y.
L - H.. and oolong Teas; III bIs. Tobacco,
rs cases DO extra in umps, 1000 gro fine cutd
aud smoking do. HERRICK 4 MILES
Nov IS. dAwti
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Agents in Vermont,

smith Pierce, Montpth,r-H Hale, Chsl,,a-
L NJ Brown, Woodsfock-Redfeld& Granniss, Mont
ptia--C l. Case 4 Co., BrandoH-E w Blaisdell,
Nrgnnes- Collins Porter, Montpelier Wech,
BrdndOn-W ii Wallace, Lasbug-L Pratt, JI.,
Woodsiock-S Collins, Montpshg-S Nichols,
BwiiastOn-P Merryheld, Wiadsor-B o Tyler,
MoniptIu-D Mott, 81. Adams.
Jan 10. w6min
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The Catholicon is doing coed service here All
the patients that have tried tho medicine have been
benefited but one-and that ono nothing will help
Truly yours.
WM LAIRD HAZLETT, NJ. D., New Philadelphia,
Ohio
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New Hampton Institution,

w
Fairfax, Vt. go
UNIIE SUMMER TERM will commence May Vtn'
and close July 26th. M.
The FALL TERM will commence Aug. 20th'
Application for catalogues or information may DC
made to the President, Rev. h. d. smith, D. d. or
to Miss Laura A. Gage, Principal OF the fenale
Department ,ox,,s e..,.
May I, 1855. wiomos'
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lust Received by Express at the beehive
- choice assortment of Embroderes, cheap
than ever. n. PECK, JR.
Dec. 10 ddwu
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Capt. WV. II. FLAsG, Capt. SETH R. Foster,
UNITED STATES, Capt. WV. ANDERSON
Will, on and after Monday, May 7th,

and until further notice, run ms folows-to wit
One Of the above boats,
GOING SOUTH, will leave Rouse's Point every
morning, Sundays eScepted) at o'clock, arri-
val of cars Of Champlan and St. Lawrence Railroad
from Montreal, reach Burlington at 10. A. NJ, in
time for the train Of the Rutland and Burlington
Railroad going South and East, Reaching Boston
o'clock, p. NJ, in time for which reach Troy
and Albany at : p. NJ where passengers can take
the Troy steamers and Hudson River Railroad for
New York, or by same line passengers will reach
Schenectady at q. P. NJ, and connect with the train
of the Jew ork Central Railroad going " est, and
arrive at Suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls and
N. II rnn linn,
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LIGHT! LIGHT !!

"a BOXES CANDLES.
NV SO do Sperm d. 10 boxes colored do.
so bbls. Winter bieached Whale Oil.
casks do Do Pure Sperm.
HRRRICK a MILES.
Nov IS, dawtf
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EVENING BOAT GOING NORTH,

Leave WHITEHALL eAery evening, Saturdays
excepted at O'Clock, arrival Of train from Troy,
Albany, and schenectady, arrive at Burlington at .
o'clock next morning and via Port Kent and Platts.
burg arrive at Rouse's Point at in time for pas
sengers to arrive at Montreal at lOa A. NJ, and
Ogdcnsburgh at 7. NJ.
The above arrangement will connect with all the
passenger trains of the Rutland ard burlington
Railroad at Burlington.
An arrangement has been made with Capt. Lot
Chamberlain of the Francis Saltus TO leave
Plattsburgh every morning at Il o'clock, and TO ar
rive at burlington via Port Kent, at l0s o'clock in
time for passengers to take the Line Boats for the
South and West, and cars Of the Rutland aud Bur
lington Railroad East and South.
REL URNING, leave Burlington every afternoon
the arrival Of the Boats from the south, with
passenger, and mails for Port Kent and Plsttsburgh.
P. DOULlTTLE, Treas.
Burlington, May ;, 1855. dtwu
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ROOM WANTED,
"a; Nv s,GesEsA '


a ENTLEMEN VISITING THE CITY OFNEW
~ YORK, find pleasant accommodations at
No. ls, West Tenth Street. Tho locality is very
airy and healthy and convenient 70 strangers beig
to the 9th Avenue Railroad, and several lines
of Stages; and the rooms will be found moro
pleasant than at any hotel.
June "a, 1854. dlwtf
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and I ongress Water,
Salts, or Seiillits
49,. -

III. remarkahls fact, that among tho hundreds Of
eminent rhyscinns who have examined the recipe by
which Bulls Snrsaparilla r. prepared one has con-
dennei Il, but h approved IT, aud commend II in the
highest terms Many ply sicinn- express themselves
strongly in the belief that It Is decidedly the best prepa
ration Of Sarnpnra that has been placed before tho
public Although there many ply siciaus who
to having their names appended TO the
ueudation Of any particular remedy, Notwithstanding
they may approve oi in the highest degree there are
others who frankly yield their support In favor Of
remedy which they know is capable Of doing much
following from old and respectable ply scians, Of high
standing in the community in which they i've.
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LouroN Ky, April 9th, 1850.
SW Permit me 70 Ie-s TO YOU few lines aud do
the honor To reply request that will make In the
etuoIu-iou Of This letter. etc
Am graduate Of Trans, wanna Medical University; I
prac ice. medicine ia t, wilderness country, about
ty" Nsrs hut owing to exposure 20 bitter cold weather,
have hru iuii-ro-,i with Acute rheumatism about six
month"; After huliu, exhausted my skill in the treat.
mont of ms case, aud deriving no benefit induced
q" Civ" FLUID rZIHIr uF stNsApARLLA fair trial
and accordingly rutcha-el bottle 81 your medicine from
Auur agent. SIR, trurEe r. brown about weeks ago
and must confess mat one bottle has entirely cured me
ltis my opinion that our preparation of Sarsaparila
j. t."y superior 70 any other preparation In
Al viii 'Hk" grtH' pleasure ia RECOMMENDING il TO the
Hrirt'l A. being remedial agent, Hud Will hIyi--
Ihy sirtus to use /, in their practice,
Respectfully Yours, II. Il ALLEN, " d
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Kid Gloves.

A FRESH LOT OF very nice White and ColVred
IA Kid Gloves, all sizes, for Gentlemen and
Ladies', lust received at LYMAN'S
Feb. II, 1855. d8wtf
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days eXcopted) at o'clock, arrival Of last train
from Montreal and Ugdensburgh reach Plattsburgh
at 5 !, Port Kent at 80 Burlington at 10 o'clock,
?. NJ. and Whitehall at o'clock, next morning,
where passengers may take the for Troy, Alba
ny, New York and schenectady, reaching New ork
to dine, and Suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls and
Bu
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Sugars. Nlolasses, etc.
~ HHDS. BROWN SUGAR.
CU 100 bbls. Refined do. crushed, powdered and
coffee SO bbls. and rs hhds. syrup and Molssses
HERhICK A MILES.
Nov.2s. d&wtt