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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-25
Virginia Electoral College and the cabino

Virginia Electoral College and the Cabinet.
From a publication of the facts, by the
Richmond Enquirer, it appears that the
recommendation of the Virginia Electoral
College of Governor Floyd to seat in Mr.
Buchanan's Cabinet, abou. which so much
has been said,was never fully carried out. A
paper to that effect was drawn up and signed
by most of the Electors, but was suppressed
at the requst of Governor Floyd. He was
opposed to that mode of action by his friends,
as one calculated to embarsss the President
elect, and as one not agreeable to himself.
The Enquirer also says that Gov. Wise
was wholly ignorant of such a paper, and
was committed, in no respect whatever, to
Its expression of preference. He has ex-
pressed no preference for any one as Cabi-
net Minister, but on the contrary has de-
clined to do so, and approves of Governor
Floyd's suppression of the paper.
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THr SLAVE TRADr Fro1rR1sH1Na-J

IHE SLAVE TRADE FL0URISHING.-A gen.
tleman who has recently arrived in this city
from the coast of Africa, states that he learn
ed from good authority that there were thirty
vessels, principally Portuguese, or sailing un-
der that character, lying in the creeks at the
mouth of the Congo River, waiting for car
goes of slaves and on the lookout for oppor-
tunities to get to sea uuperceived by the
cruisers Sheltered by the thick growth of
forest which abounds there, these slsvers are
safe from observation. Persons are stationed
near the mouth of the river to give warning
of the vicinity of national vessels, and WREN
the coast is clear the traders select dark
night and fair wind, and effect their escape
in safety The English Government have a
steamer on the coast, but it is too slow to be
of much service. With propitious breeze,
the smart clipper-built slavers find little diff
iculty in evading the pursuit of their clumsy
antagonists. Not long ago brig-supposed
to be an American craft-was making her
way out of the mouth of the Congo River,
with four hundred negroes on board, when
she was espied by the steamer, which prompt
ly gave chase. The brig slipped away from
her pursuer with the greatest ease. The
steamer fired several shots at her, but with
out success. When the brig had got out of
the reach of the steamers guns, the captain,
by way of tantalizing the baffied cruiser, or
dered negro to be pulled up to the yard arm,
where he was allowed to hang for some time,
as an insulting token of the acknowledged
character of the vessel. The captain also sig-
nifed his exultation by standing at the stern
and fiddling as his brig scudded away. 1t is
said that the trade in the vicinity of the Con-
go might be stopped, or at least materially di-
minished, by small well-armed steamer, Ca
pable of sailing fourteen miles an hour, which
should cruise at intervals for a short distance
up and down the river.-N Y. Journal Of
Commerce.
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USE DIR. CLOUGH'S
g y l. u M BIA
r l. l., s :!

pREPARED by WV. RESSE, Pittshold, Mass,
y from the purest Gums, Balsams and Vegetable
Extracts, without one particle Of mineral substance
In the composition.
Their remarkable success in the cure of the follow.
ing diseases, justify their being mentioned with
prominence:
sCoRBUrrc ERUrrioNs, SALT RHEuM AND ERYstp.
ELIAS, by their sanativo and curative effect upon
the fluids that feed the skin, they remove all disa.
grccablo e%ruptions and produce remarkable soft.
ness and pureness of the skin and complexion.
RHEUMATISM AND G0ur, by removing iaG-la'ion
from tho muscles and ligaments Of the Joints.
WORMS, by dislodging the Shiny matter from the
Bowels, in which these creatures live and breed.
Scunvr, ULCERS AND OLD SORES, by the perfect
purity which they give to the Blood.
DRorsrrs ofall kinds, by strengthening the Kid
ucys and Bladder.
DlAnHnEA, by removing the sharp, ncrid nuil. by
which such complaints are occasioncd.
fErEnS or All MINDS, by restoring 10 the Blood
regular and healthy circulation.
CosryESESs by cleansing the into tine. in an
easy and natural manner.
DfsrrrStN. by cleansing the stomach and lnte-.
tines, aud creating a How Of pure and healthy bile.
llatulency, Loss Of Appetite, palpitation ut the
Heart, Heartburn and Headache. Innguor and
MelanchollS, the prominent symptomso f by dyspepsia,
viii vanish ns Il natural consequence of it, cure.
Sometime two or three Pills will prove % efficient
purgntivc, (t depends upon the systrn); at other
times more are needed. These Pill are AWAY safe.
50 that no possible harm can follow an overdose
even from 10 to - pillsat one time, or the continue
ed use Of from . to / Pills from day to day. They
are mild, gentle and innocent, but powerful T., cN
pei disease.
Sold by Druggists aud dealers in Medicine all
over the County. Price % cents. . Boxes for 81.
orders must be addressed to VIM. Rcnuc, Proprietor
Pittsfcld, Mass. Sold in Burlington by TuEo. a.
PECK, g.. W. ALLEN, A. c. SrEAR. In Winooski,
S. c. IsHAM. A. b. Il D. SANDS. y. Y. city.
Sept. &c, 1855 d&wly
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Most important TO tho Ladies

HR. GEIsSNEB'S celebrated Menstrual PIN.
- have been long and widely known rs invariably
certain in removing any s%toppasc, irrcgulaIiiy, 70
suppression Of the WCnsrs
In the Female Hospitals in Vienna, paris. and
berlin, they have entirely superseded the u,s If all
other remedies because, where . cure t. atttjuablc
by medicinal agencies, they arc certain OF succc. ISL.
Their astunishin. efficacy would bo almost incrcI-
ihlc, If not vovchcd for by iuduAitahlc testimony.
in numerous instances producing returns Of the
monthly period after all hope had been abandoned.
In every case, from whatever causc the obatruc.
ton may arise, ~ also to prevent pregnancy where
trio health will not admit of increase Of family, they
are always efficient for which reason thoy mu
not be used during pregnancy, though Away mild,
healthy, tafe and certain in their eject.
Married ladies will find particular instructions
in the directions. in which are stated the various
symptoms by which the causes Of the suppression
mny he determined.
Price, One Dollar per Box, containing explicit
directions.
Each box will be signed by u, r q. Geis.ner
Principal Office, 1911 LibertySt New-YoIk CITY.
Responsible agents will bo appointed fer their
sale rs soon as practicable In the mean tine. q,
orders are to be addressed to Dr.. R. g. Goissnex
l2ft Liberty Street, New-York City, or 10 be-
Ass N. Y. Post Office. and a box will he sent bv
return mail, as they are put up in sealed envelopes,
and can be sent with the g%trictest privacy to any
r.rt of the United States.
CAUTION TO LADIES.
A. various not only ineffective but injurious CON.
pounds puGporting to be )" Female Pllls' under al
kinds Of names as " Iron Pills.'' "5ilver Pills
Golden Pills" periodical Pills. &, aIc at
tempted to he palned of upon the credulous CT un-
wary, it ia only necessary for ladies 70 he ON their
guard against the attempted imposition, and in all
ca,cs where there is no authorized agent for the sale
OF DR.. Geissner's Menstrual Pills, " to order direct
from him by mail, by return Of which a box will
be sent.
Authorized Agents for Burlington and vicinity,
THEO A. PECK. and A. c. SPEAR.
,July 17th lS55 Itwlv
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Dcntal Surgery.

Dr. H.. NCston ira.
y E~SrECTTULLN INFORMS His FRIENDS
~ And the Public. that he i. now practicing his
profession as Surgeon Dentist, in Burlington.
Having devoted tho last four years to the practice
of Dentistry. in the firm of Childs, shepherd &
Eilcw1y. Hu.ion. he confidently hopes To- merit the
patronage of the community. All who favor him with
their custom, may be os urcd OF prompt and skilIul
attention, and ON reasonable terms.
The constant demand for hi Tooru PowprR, leads
him to inform the Public, that during the past TWEEN
ty years It ha been made oi,iu,r.iy by Dentists for
tb,v ar" Pon,pt,. fhis in itself i. sufficient guar
autcc for ii superior quality. All who have II ed 1t
freely acknowledge it, merit, over any cthci dent,
nicU.
oocc over s. l. IIcriicA' tore Church street
burlington, Vt, Feb 4 ls56. d&wti
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Ready for SDrinp.

fVNlE BEST ASSORTMENT OF FASHIONABLE
n and other ready made clothing, Of all qualities
and sizes, such as GENTS COATS, PANTS, VESTS,
bOlacLOlHlNG, India rubber Goods, Under
Clothes &c. &c.
ALSO Nhgts, CoHqrS, MIS-, Ti", NcarE, Nfo,k, ,
GiDrcS, sucks, Nup0idps, Lmbroiqs, Bags and all
kinds of articles generally called for by the
travelling public. Also all kinds Of furnishing goods.
Clothes neatly cleaned, dressed, pressed and left
with a beautiful soft finish. No daubing over with
Dycstufs. Clothes also repaired, c. BENNS.
Nheelers Block next to American Hotel.
y. R.sing'rs sewing Machine for sale and right
Iuse. apgg d3y6y2 nos
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The Peoples store.

TIE ITT Mi ETtLET.
'inIE PUBLIC are respectfully invited to call
L aud examine an entirely new and beautiful
stock, comprising :
HICu u RESS SILKS.
Watrrcd and Figured silks, Gro De Hhin. do. Oil
Boiled do. Fancy Black do. Maraclains and
florcnccs do. Turk Satius, Moire Antiques.
DE LAME s.
English De Iaiuc., Frcrch do. American do,
BARA ES-FANCl AND PLAIN.
TISNUES.-Engli-h, French and German.
LAWNS.-Jaconct, Bishop, Book, Bonnet, Nan
sock.
DOMESTlCS .--Cottons, Linens, Wcollcns.
tmbroidcrics, lnscrtingS, Smyrna and Saxony
Lrccs. Also
G~ENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
At Wholesale and Retail, by
l~IOTCHKISS 4 JELLISON.
burlington, March 2Tth, 1856. ddwtf
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Burlington Bookbindery,

account BOOh MANUFACTORY.
GAZING TAKEN THE WELL KNOWN
H Biudery of Samuel Huntington, enlarged the
rooms and added additional Tools, the subscribers are
prepared to do Binding of every description. Blank
Books from the smallest Pocket Memorandum To
the largest Town records or Bank Ledgers ruled and
Bound u order. All kinds Of paper ruling done at
.holt notice. Fancy and common Binding of old or
new Books, plain or gilt, in paper. cloth OF any kind
Of leather. at short notice, All orders for old Bind.
ing faithfully attended to and Books safely returned.
I,nces as low as at any good shop in city or country
Canada and New York, With good tools and the be.t
Of stock, We believe we can do every kind Of work SO
a. to satisfy all who will favor us with their or.
ders' WIN. u BALM,
WM. SCOTT.
burlington, je9 1855. d3mosdwly
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NEW MUSIC sToRE E.
BURLINGTON MUSICAL BAZAAR
rINIlE subscriber mas removed his Music store to
L the store in
PECK BLOCK

Neat dOor 10 Nc Commercial Bank, formerly
occupicd by s. y. NICHOLS,
on COLLEGE STREET,
Where he keeps constantly on hand n general az.
sortmcnt of Musical instruments, ns
PIANO FORTES,
MELODEONS,
ACCORDIONS,
Victims, 1amboriurS, Iioias, FDv, DremS, Itming
F0rks anil Tuning Ham mars, g..
A complete assortment Of Strings for Musical In
struneuts. Also, n large assortment of all kindsof
Sheet Music,
As Songs, Ducts, Trios, Quartettes, Waltzcs, Pol
kas, Marches, Quicksteps, Quadrilles, Mazurkas,
Nocturncs, Variations, Gc., with all kinds Of In
struction Books, and u general assortmcI
Singing Books, both Sacred and Secular.
The above are offered for sale at Boston prices
andare warranted to be equal to their ccommc
dation. New Music from the different publishers
received weekly. All orders from abroad attended
to promptly, and teachers and others supplied with
Music according to the prices established recently
by the Board of Trade.
II Trusting that from our extensive arrange
ments VIC may be able to satisfy all who may favor
Us with their patronage, we cordially invite all in
want of any thing in the Music Trade to call and
satisfy themselves as to quality and prices before
purchasing elsewhere.
Music sent to all parts Of the Country at the
marked prices, posfdce paid.
Wv. PARTRIDGE.
Burlington, July lst, 1856. diff
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THE GLORIOUS FOURTH

j. itzt approaching aud all mankind will of course
turn out TO soc the sights. and for such an occasion
every body will Try to appear to the best advantag &c,
Thcu LOUIS has ia received a verv large stock
otthe most beautiful and fashionable goods ever
seen IN tAN town and all those in want Of some of
Tho
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~ Concord Wagons, side syringe; one t~o-hor.s
Lumber Wagon, light, with tongue, thills and two
seats, One one horse Lumber Wagon; three light,
one-horse Lumber Wagons. with steel-springs under
both box and sests-new fashioned. called the
Clipper Canada Wagon,"-t, be sold cheap for cash
or good paper sBNRI WHITNEY.
myjdIwGw.
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i opening fine finished Tea and Coffee Pots Lem.
onade and Water Pitchers, Toast Racks, Shutters and
Trays, Knife Rests, soup and Gravy Ladies. Com
munion Ware, CsndleSticks, Lather and Tobacco
Boxes, Ladies, Bed Pans &c. CLOCKS suitable
for Banks, Offices, Dining Rooms, Boats, aud for
ordinary purpose. Iime-picccs, Alarm and Strik-
ing Clocks, sold low, according to quality, new
styles Just opening at the ud stand, Church street.
l." !. Clocks. my29 i. T.. BkINSMAID.
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q. q. BENEDfCT.

COMMISSIONER FOR THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
Once, Free Press Rooms, Burlington, Vt.
e. h. BENEpfCT,
GOMNtsstnyrR FOR the STATE ot viRN"%r ~
New York Office II WALTZ.
GEORGE +. EDMUNDN.
ATTORNEY couNsEL1oR At LAW AID soil
CIGOR N cuANCLRY.
once over Commercial Bank, Bur lingtcu.
PALMER s HAYWARD,
ATTORNEYS AND CouNsLLLoR5 AT Law.
Ofhce No. | Empire Block, st Paul, Minnesota.
EDWARD c. PALMER, C1mrtssioret f9t ".
wILsun = W Notary Pubh,.
JOHN B WHEELER.
ZEAL SLATE AGENT.
Town Hall, Burlington. Vt.
Particular attention given to the purchase and
sale of Real Estate, the investigation Of Land TITLES
Leasing COLLECTING Eent-, Infurinr, Paying Taxes
&c, &c, &c. dtwtf
SNOW + THOMPSON,
RAKEHS AND CONFFCTIoSERE.
All orders for fine and common Cakes, and Pastries,
lce-crcams and Confectionery, promptly attended to.
~. SNOW.
n. rHourso~.
Burlington, May i, lo56. d&wtf
". PECk, IN & CO.,
nErAIL DEALERS ~
u Il \ G. q q u 5,
II thc "Bcc Hrc,'
Corner OF Church and College Streets,
Burlington, Vt.
y. PE,K, JR, - Il. 4. rroK. = e J.. l.. PECk.
1t BOSTON TELEGRAPH Co,
p,y ptoCE
Two doors east Of the American Hotel.
luslncs' for oil parts Of the United States aud
' %.v.,p,
rn,En,,or i.o Is,, " wv ,f
""''"~''"' J'' '9''' "'
NEW BOOKS MARRIED, y MATED.
y Twice Married; Home; Reality; Womau'-
Faith: Might side Of Nature; ''Though's and MO.
t"'R"-,' by Wh"tcly;" Tor sale NJ
mY2I H|tNTlNGIuN'S.
irtN'r r1rr' d., ~ ,"'''t ri ~ ~,
T,rrE ~ nohHe 80 "'N"'N'' i""'''
ID, T1yIynpn rs n.. ,..l. ,ni r..
'" '' ~ "' >''' '''
NURSERY AMI OTHER ASKET WlGuNS
and chair ,t = ruIVSN tInS
ans Cbnrcb street,,
ESATENT BALLOON SKIRT. JUST RECEIVED
L at tho BEE HIVE.
Nov. 18th. dGwtt
y BARRELS DUCHESS COUNTY PORK
~ extra hcayy-fYr sale b., tc bhl. or pound.
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c. T. DAVE1, agent.
Office over Apothecary's Hall, corner Church and
Collcge-sts., Burlington, Vt.
FIRE ASSURANCE. The undersigned is
agent of several sound New England Fire Insurance
Companies, by which (and by temporary arrange
mcnts with other companies, if necessary insur-
ance to any desired amount can be furnished at
reasonable rates.
mr. TNSTRiNCE. lie is also agent for the
NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.. T.. -,
chartered by the Legislature of Vermont, and To-
Gated at Montpelier, being tho only Vermont Life
Insurance Company in existence, and we'll worthy,
in every respect, the confidence Of the people Of
Vermont, and Of all others who are DESTROYS Of par
ticipating in the benefits of Life Insnrnnce.
my2l d&wly c. +. DANEY, Agent.
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Fire and Marine Insurance.

HTNh INSURANCE 20.
" H1rtJord, Conn.-Capitat $500, 900.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY.
~ New York-Capital $500, 600.
CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE co.
~ Hartford, Conn Capital 5000 900
NORTH WESTERN INSURANCE co.
Of OsCcgo, ~ Y.-$l5O 900
STAR INSURANCE COMPANY.
Of Ogdensburgh, ~ Y.-Cdpitai $50, 000
INSURANCE-To an amount not exceeding
$1,000 dollars taken in ono risk in tho above com.
panios, and by an arrangement with the best New
York and Boston Companies an unlimited amount
procured at adequate rates.
5. WIRES, Agent,
Burlington, VI.
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Ice Cream that ia Ice Cream.

CONSTANTLY ON HAND. DINNER AND
" Evening Parties and others served in style.
Tea Buns, Tea Cake and Tea Bread always fresh
at the Bakery, Ice Cream and Confectionery Store.
AZ Church Street.
SNOW a THOMPSON.
n, h. Every thing in cur line furnished at short
notice.
lel9dtf
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TITNN MIN VI
Ground Rock sail.

L'oR DAIRY AND FAMILY U,E. FrT UP IN
3 lbs, 10 lbs. aud % lbs. ba. aud III rf.k
and barrels ESQ No. each, iuI sale by
TODD : -
Corner Old lip md lrort .tr,.t, N'w Yoll
ALSO, Ashton j +. tine sil', 1ml. I.l,nd and
dheLcoarse salt. Agent IN Guinucton.
tCSil'F. JED. i. CLARK. py.s' Hlp'k.
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DAGUERREOTYPE GOODS,

Hunting Goods, such as Flasks, Shot Pouches,
Patent Wads and Cartridges, Gun Caps, | and .
barrel Pistols, Revolvers, Drinking flasks.
Piaicd dpd Br,iuniu Wdrc,
Tea Sets, Egg Boilers, Candlesticks, Tumblers,
Communion sets. Cake Fruit and Card Baskets,
Mathematical Instruments, Wax Matches, Back
CANNON Boards, Chess Men and Chequers, Plain
Hair and Curls, Morison's Pills, and an extensive
variety of other articles having very much en-
larged and improved my Store, lowered my floor,
cases and counters, and opened the richest stock OF
Goods ever on hand, | shall aim to sell goods to the
permanent satisfaction ofcustomers all are invited
to call and see at BRlNSMA1D'S
Jewelry Store, Church Street.
Where customers can rely on getting goods at rs
low price regularly as in any other quarter.
BurlirLt U, June %, 1855. d4wtf
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co EB STOR Il


HAVING RETURNED to b.. Old stand On It.
IL Paul street, IL prepared to
Cut and Mako all aud Of GaimCnts,
~ The Latest Styics ant m2st Fl. h,jrot'c N7rpu.
Having worked in the best shops in the city he io
confident he can suit the most hstldlaus
N. b. Clothes cleaned and rcpauci in the uc,te-t
manner and on The shortegt notice,
Burlington, April It, lo5j. diff
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EUSTIN, AND VI PRICES NEVER BJrnEE
~ heard #. Purchaser. viii find II ror their in
terest to give this .tocL q hook before r'I,ha ing
elsewhere,
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40 FT'RTHFR NEED or GOiNG ~
NEW YORK OR BOSTON
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r A II
A M E r I G A n
Compound.


'SNIlE subscriber would rcspcctlu llya ak tie 9t'cu.
l ton Of tho People Of Vermont, To- the claims Of
BIch'S imrricGH CoH,DoLuud,
A. uue of tho best pr,r,r,ti,r Loc,r. ,I,,ulI.l
III, relief and curc of Tho foInvir, ..,,l.ir,,
Er..,Li,s Niui.tsr,s S,r, mr., ni
oud liberated Sore N.n,b. Son.. \ir,l, w., I'7
IHI T,iuts. Fever -1rr. ,,r.r,I, , ,, .
tNu Lungs and stuinach. ali Neryon. .mIi,jn,.
female S~ye,kne.. and Irrrgpl,ri,;,.s r,"r %
t.r Whites,) Coughs arising from an Irrit,tci
,",'' nv wal" '''"''"'-' l"''' go amy
'
HiAhNEnS, iNLLAMMAIuN, OR lMpI RE
bIVOp, 'HE lIIIH HMEpG
lu the city Of Auburn, where this medicine i
.a,'t' " a. l. I9lI'e''IS tr''''' a iA'te I.i Of
cv have been furnished in its r,v.r Ly ,l. ,.r.,
t1ry promptings of those who have been relieved
and cured OF long standing and extremely a.-u.I-
'ci affections OF the above complaints, from a
grateful d%cs!rc To- spread its knowledge, and rrl.
mote the good of others who may be- similarly ar-
fictrd.
IT, influence has been peculiarly lanry iu an
cases "t bronchial and Throat Injections, trum ,li-hf
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New Goods

NOV OPENING THE RICHEST AND MOST
" varied assortment Of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry
and Fancy Goods, Telescopes, Microscopes, Knives,
Razors, Scissors, Needles, Silver Card Cases and
Porte Monaios, Combs, Brushes, Pcrfumcry, soaps,
Hair Washes and Dyes, Court Plaster, Reticulos,
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iilht shAl - way lfih, l0''. wa III
Fort Edward Institutc Q.

UII IVWdTU JIISLIIUIV,
REV j. T.. kIEG, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
IADULTY. TWENTY Professors ASr rEA,uER~.
t-Er superb Brick Buildings, well finished. located
on the Hudson River, II mile. north Of Saratoga.
u Reduced Fare from Troy and Castle,on fret
day Of Term.
II Whole expense per term ofli weeks, for
Board, Washing, Fuel, Furnished Room, Incideutols
and Tuition i'm Common English, 5000 in advance.
Is cent. per week extra, for fuel, when fires are
needed iu STUDENT, rooms.
students received when there are vacancies, and
charged 'ur residue Of tn term.
ChLF&uAE FOR l-.t.
Spring Term begins March 2>th, "uds July %.
lal Term begins August lltA, ends November
10Th.
Winter form begin preombct Sch.
Apply {. the Principal, Fort Edward Institute.
N.Y. WINS
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4 MBRoTYPES, BY T. NJ. PARKER.-Theo

4 M~BROTYPES, BY I. NJ. PARkEE.-The only
IA place where Cutting's Patent Ambrotypes can
be had in this County. My pictures are all cenented
between two French Plate Glasses, and are warranted
durable. Pictures taken ~ any other place in this
County, but one glass is used, .nd cannot be dute.
bic, as they are very easily spoiled, If they were g,
first good for any thing.
Persons have only to examine specimens, and look
into tho matter q little, to Judge for thsmselyes.
aplT d3m ]. NJ. PARKER.
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Vim - TCOnv 4 20


~ IT"T-T-' -TTi-TT-1 T|T TTT'TT" TT-I-TT-
Warranted 10 cook with LESS FUEL than any
thcT oven IN use. Manufactured by
g, :, BIndgcu n Co.,
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THE PEOPLES o
Ready for the Season

LARGE AND WE'LL ASSORTED STOCK OF
N COATS, PANTS, VESTS and Boys Clothing,
CHEAP and we'll made.
GENT COATS, PANTS and VESTS Made from
Drap d'ete Alpaca and Worsted Goods SC. Under
clothes and furnishing goods in great variety
Clothes cleaned from Paints, Grease, Pitch &c. SC.
leaving them with a soft smooth finish and no
daubing with DyestutTs and Repaired in the ncatest
manner. G. BENNS,
Whcelcr's Block next to the American Hotel.
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I'VE PLACE no BUY ANYTHING IN TIL

TTNHE PLAUE To 7 ANYTHING IN TIE
! line Of Embroiderics, White good, silks
Dress Goods, Ribbons, Trimming, Shawls, Mantil,
lfs, Hn-icrv. Glcvcr, Housekeeping: good CaIpots
If you wish to select from ono of the largest stocks
in Vermont, is ut
ap2l S~TANIF0RD'S Dry Goods and Carpet store.
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NEW STYLE SIIAWLS All MANTGLLAS,
y At Lymon's. just received at the Corner store.
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