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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

Tbs nea, Ordinary Drawing Of the Royal Havana Lottery
" The spanish Government
the Captain General OF Cuba place Al H.y.na or
"a IT a " OCT' e sTH,Is
IS > : 8 OOOii
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n ii N.TTE
Mops anatomy knke and Psge,. Physiology Dunglon's
Mste'A heiicA and Therapeutics; Children: Nss on
Women and their Diseases Dnngsons Medical DIctionarv wat
sons Practice Of Medicine Druiis surg Tovne's CLsmstry
Mood Practice OF Medicine; United sn
PI9ce OF Surgery and Medical Books
always for sale exceedingly cheap.
~ MEDICAL STUDENTS aud Psactelng Physicians are re-.
reay r'qaseed call stock and price. br,
buyng rlseNhere A NOHkIs NJ az ~ :,
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letter from @. p. R. James, ESQ
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IbkRAL advances made
rereash sHEI1s sosEnyIILs Richmond, Va seis-s.T
HARDWARE CUTLERY, GUNS Ann HOUSE,
FURNISHING GOODS.
HAVE Just received stock for FALL
~ In all m branches shall ali M oid fr,,nds
customers and others before purchasing e.seshsre
oe2 THOHa As HOW no M.,r 49,,
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA

ohEf received Deposit In dollars and ND
4VH wards. which per csptu p-r
nun paid Tor sun. remaining six months longer shorter
periods interest At the OF Ave Ter erntum 49, ~
The whole joint stock bound for deposits
Deposits received and certificates issued Cashier r.
s the Store OF T. H. spence Main Governor
sueeS' hiehuond va sAML 5. COrTRELL, President
T. H. srARkE, Cashier.
ocil-u O. WtLTHAII..
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HICkoK,s PATENT PORTABLE CIDER
- AND WINE MfLi-1his mill hrhly recomnen.
ded' snd W have 20 believe b. Cdsr
We solicit orders. Price Gao
BALDWIN, CALDWELL a co.
autl-sm ~ Main street. Rlehrnoud.
HYMNS. Old MANONGAHELA RYE wHp-
VsKY, for sale ~
Ocie JANE WINSTON.
NEW ANDEIFGANT DoGGuAss CLOTHES
~ BRUSH AND PLUSH HAT BRUSH combined Dorrrass
Brushes q diaerrnt styles.
ccil a p sguPIr qa Main =.
AsT cameo ron TIVE SrAsoN.-qo tobs
II het Peruvian 0uano. Is a. Msxlcan a. 20 ale ~
cell HUGH ". FRY SONS
EaNAnN CAGES.-A be,upfd variety n eansry BIRD
- O.ee no,s wanting for sr athersd scnr.rrs
eau and procure enc BULKLEY 90.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-06-27
WISNER'S
PATENT WASH-TUB.

FHyItt.
hlE Suo'eriber wouli r'p''tiuIIy announce 10
the inhabitants OF theoouhtiGs 'i NA'ulhEt"h'
Nult'ehI'h' L"'h"liIe ana crf'hNllh' 'ha' ne ma
Pr"y"Iei Tue AGENCY 'l " m'"u''''u'r anu ar
"I tne above 1tI''!cl tn'sr ''uht'.s' anu earnest!
s'l'ls a Candid ln'.,ns''lon 81 rs merits ~;
Nov IA general use IA many rI me eastern anu
-NptIle ItHteS, am /, now only To DC urea 10y inc
po"p'e "l tern"ht' Tor tnSm 10 acNh""l'use ls
E'r'l 'uPer'orHf "N'I "n!t"lnS ever YET invented
~ "as"'nE' InG a't qua II Is ou'' Slml'S mvu-
t"y'li." d d. Tue "nl-l',H'.n'u n'n-o'ar'' N"I u'' a
m'yn'he' iosethe' WIN Us "rLi'hno"n pu'nIy OF
s',"i u",',,,'' "",'','l u naI 'cu9
~ "' ','"''ye '.1' " wa LILY
. ~! go S'N vlJ'' llI'N'! 'n'i VII
y - '' t,I W Wv ."l' 'u"' "'r"t'' vii
p, ~ ~ "'" anu 'Il'uN W.
-l''' az, 'o"l'J,,t's w. H". "t =. - "a
- 80 w., 0''''""' 1'' !'" 10 '"'
~, - '"a p, r,t,it.l ~ p.,lo.,o- y
y
where thi, Tub has been introduced give this Tub
hn, been introduced give thi, tub a decided prefer
cucc over every other thing yet constructed, foi
Washing. Children of the age u' fourteen can wash
as easily as a grown person. l. is not liable, like
Washing Machines, to get out of order, but will
last tween y wears, with careful usage.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-06-27
A New and Complete
TopOgraphica! Map of Chittenden
COunty

HNROM actual measurement by instrumental Sur
vcys through the County by and under the
Erection Of II. F. Wallingt>tnte Engineers Of Mass
The undersigned having purchased the recent
surveys, a.c preparing to publish a New and Com
r.ctc Gopo graphical Map Of Chittcudcn County;
surveys made by an experienced C,ri Eugmccy.
All the Public Roads, locations of Dwellings. Places
OF Worship, POST Offices, school Houses, Country
stores, Hotels, Mills, Shops &c. &c. arc to be
marked.
The a'nes ofPropcrty holders generally, are also
to be inserted upon their places in the style If the
Maps Of Chcinung Co. y. Y. New London Couuty
Conn, Wayne and A,htabul Cos. Ohio by the
same publishers. The villages will be engraved
upon "a large scale upon the margin Of the map, also
a Business Directory for each. \ table of distances
showing the number Of miles from one Post ONCE
to any other in the County. An highly ]oruamcntcd
border will surround the Map. Iii all to be In
gravci by the best artists in this Country, hand
sumcly Culurcd and Mounted and delivered to our
Customers at Fuc Dollars per Copy, which on ac-
count of it, limited sale and immense expense is
cou.i Tered very reasonable. The Map. are sold by
order, exclusively by the Publishers, aud no copy
will be left for sale after the work is delivered.
We therefore, confidently expires. the hearty cJ-
~opJltiou Of the citizen. OF mi, County.
VIM. L. BAKER a Co. Publishers.
Post Office address, Worcester, Mas.
February, T., l~ii. w32wff
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-06-27

One square, 10 lines or less in minion solid,
three insertions, 81 90
Each insertion after the third, 2cts, per line.
Legal notices ten cents a line, more or less, for
hrcc weeks,
Yearly advertisers occupying four squares or
more with privilege Of change, at a fair discount.
~ The privilege Of yearly advertisers Is limited
tc their own immediate business, in their own name;
and all advertisements for the benefit cf other per
sons, a' well as legal advertisements and advertise
mcnts Of auction sales, and advertisements with the
name of other persons, sent in by them, must be
paid for at the usual rates.
No report, resolutions OF proceedings Of any cor
%Poration, society, association or public meeting, and
no communication designed to call attention to any
matter Of limited or individual interest can he in
serted, unless paid for as an advertisement.
No advertisement can be inserted gratuitously for
charitable or other societies, public institutions or
companies.
Contracts for yearly advertising will not be dis
continued, unless an order to that effect is left at the
office, and when discontinued in less than a year, n,
pics Of a ph0ie year rti Be CHARGED.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-06-27
Dental SurperY.

n. l.. eston j r..
E|NPEtIFILLA lNiOEMS HIS FRIENDS
"a And the Public, that be is now prac icing HE
profession "a. surgeon dentist, in Burlington.
Having devoted the last tour years to the practice
of Dentistry, in the firm Of CLilds, Shepherd a
kidgway, Boston, be confidently hopes to merit the
patronage OF the community, All who favor him with
their custom, may be assured of prompt aud skiliul
attention, ana on reasonable terms.
The constant demand for his ToJTH POWDER, leads
him to inform the Public, that during the past TWEEN
~ years 1t hus been made erciuNUdy by Dentists tu
thar orn Patents. This in itself is sufficient guar
autee Tor its superior quality. Al who have used it
freely acknowledge its merits over any other dent,
frice.
Office over 5. L. Herrick's store Church stree
Burlington, VT, Feb 4 1896. d&wta
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Most Important to the Ladies.

mr.. GEISSNER'S celebrated Menstrual Pills
s'have been long and widely known as invariably
certain in removing any stOppage, irregularity, 70
suppression Of the mCuscs.
In the Female Hospitals in Vienna, Paris, and
Berlin, they haye entirely superseded the use of ali
utncr remedies because, where a cure is attalnable
by medicinal agencies, they are certain Of success.
Their astonishing efficacy would be almost incrcd-
iblc, if not yOuchod tor by induLitable testimony.
in numerous instances producing returns of the
monthly period after all hope had been abandoned
In every case, from whatever canse the obstruc.
tion may arise, as also to prevent pre- gnancy where
the health will not admit of increase of family, they
are always efficient for which reason they mu
not be u ed during pregnancy, though always mild.
healthy, safe and certain in their effects.
Married ladies will hnd particular instructions
in the directions. in which are stated the various
symptoms by which the causes OF the suppression
may be determined.
Price, One Dollar per Box, containing explicit
directions.
Each box will be signed by DR.. r. g. Geissner
Principal Office, l274 Libcrtyot.. New-York City
Responsible agents will be appointed for then
sale As soon as Practicable. In the mean time. ali
orders are to be addressed to Dr. Ii. q. Gcissucr,
PA Liberty street, New-lork City, or to box
2i5n n. /. Post Unce. and a box will be sent b,
return mail, as they are put up in sealed envelopes,
and can be sent with the strictest privacy to any
part OF the Onired states.
CAUTION TO LADIES.
As various not only Ineffective but Injurious com.
pounds purportiup to be =" Female Pms" under all
kind. Of names as " Iron Pills" "silycr PILL
'Golden Pills,' " Periodical Pills" a., are at
tempted to be palmcd of upon the creduluus tT un-
wary, it is only necessary for ladies to be on thciI
guard against the attempted imposition, and in ali
cases where there is no authorized agent for the sale
OF " DR.. Gcls,ners Menstrual Pills" to order direct
from him by mail, by return Of which a box will
be sent.
Authorized Agents for Burlington and vicinity,
IllEO. A. PECk and \. c. SPEAR.
July lIth l-ii. dIwly
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| SIC
SPRING TRADE.

INJb. SINlNt iRNIE. 1896.
NEW, RICH AND FASHIONABLE
ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
N'ulR personal examination is requested, of a
y large stock Of the above articles, adapted to
thi, season Of the year. Particular attention has
been paid to the finer qualities of work for Ladies
and Gentlemen, AMI we never have been able to
show -u good an assortment as at present
IN IWE LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
May be- found G ngress Caters of all kinds, from
- 20 to - 80; Side and Front Lace Caters from 81
t, - %; Kid, Goat, Glove Kid. French Kid, Mo-
rocco, French Morocco, Enamellcd Leather, Calf,
Kip and split Leather, Front and Side Lace Boots,
in great variety; Buskius, ENcclsiors, Ties and
slippers, for dress and toilet, from SOC. to 50. A fine
as .rtncnt of lihtc nd and Satin Caters and Slip
pcrs, and many other varieties.
GENTS DEPARTMENT.
Fine Dress Boots, of Patent Leather and French
Calf; Congress Gaiters; kossuth Boots; Promenade
and oxford Ties; llec ed Pump. and Slippers of all
binds; and all the intermediate links to a heavy
cow.hidc Boot or Bro gan.
Boys, Youths, Misses and Children's Shoes, of
every kind and pri c.
Manufac' uring and repairing done to order at
shot Ia tice. kips mended gratis in all work sold
by u. JAMES II. PLArT, JR.
Free Press Building, College st., wis 3w
Burlington, VI.
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DACUERREOTYPE GOODS.

Hunting bUO1s, such as FIasks, Shot Pouches,
Patent Wads and Cartridges, Gun Caps, | and 2
barrel Pistols, Revolyers, Drinking Flasks.
PIdted amt Briidn,a Ware,
Tea Sets, Egg Boilers, Caudlesticks, Tumblers,
Communion sets. Cake Fruit and Card Baskets,
Fans Of many styles and prices, Willow Ware,
Mathematical instruments, Wax Matches, Back
Cannon boards, Chess Men and Chequrrs, Plain
Hair and Curls, Morison's Pills, and an extensive
variety of other articles having very much en-
larsed and improved my store, lowered my floor,
cases and counters, and opened the richest stock OF
Goods ever on hand, | shall aim to sell good, to the
permanent satisfaction U castJmers all are invited
10 call and see at B~kINSMAID'S
Jewelry store, Church street.
Where customers can rely on getting goods at a.
low price regularly a. IL any ether quarter.
BurlIuL' u, June ~. l~55. dNwtt
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SHE ct MUSIC.

More than Tn Thor,r9d Pieces now on hand. and
aIIncw pieces Of Music received as soon as publish
eI' uIee Books and Church Music Book, Of every
description.
Mr.. RUST will sell all articles as low as those Of
the same quality can be obtained in any city, and a
liberal li,r"uut made to Teachers and those who buy
TO sell again.
Gratci u for tho liberal patrona. &c he has thus far
received. he will pare no effort 20 keep a COMPLETE
assortment of all articles usually kclt in a Nu.i
store, and by constant personal attention 70 hi bu
-iucSs, hopes TO sec in his New and Commdious
store. ALL of hi, OLD, ana many yEwcu.tomcrs.
Burlington. July -, 1sj3. w3wtf
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New Goods

NOW OPENING THE RICHEST AND MOST
y varied assortment OF W%atches, Clocks, Jewclry
and Fancy Goods, Telescopes, Microscopes, Knives,
kazors, scissors, Needles, silver Card Cases and
Porte Monaic,, Combs, Brushes, Periumcry, soaps,
Hair Washes and Dyes, Court Plaster, Reticules,
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Still Later.
z

AIDES, THOSE CHOICE PATTERNS OF
~ English Prints, tiallics. MusIins. stella
shaw : and PaIas,ls, arrived this morning, Al d we
are now ready to slow them to you. Remember
the Corner Store, LYMAN'S.
mylgdGwtf
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Hinesburgh Factory.

UNlE' SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING FORMED A
Coz partnership under the name of DOW, NAY
4 CO., would respectfully inform the Inhabitants
Of lllucshurgh md vicinity, that they have pur-
chased the Wooden Fac DRY, formerly ,wned aud
occupied by Murray a Patrick, in llinesburgh,
whore they intend to carry on the business Of man
utacturins CLsimeres, Plain Cloths, Satiucts and
Flauncls, of every style, for customers, on shares,
or at a price per yard as they may desire.
They have thoroughly repaired he building, and
furnished it with Nuw Machinery Of The most approved
patterns. with an experience OF tSelty years, and
by strict attention to custom manufacturing alone,
they pledged Themselves to furnish an article,
second t. mono in finish and durability. All those
wishing for FIRST Cilss Ciih,, will find it for their
interest t. give them a trial.
onlolving their former placesof business they take
this opportunity to make many and true acknosl-
cdgements to their former numerous friends and
patrons, asking a continuance of their fayors. trust
they will meet with as satisfactory retu Ms.
ANDREW DOW,
NELSON NJ. NAY,
ISAIAH DOW.
Ilinesburgh, May 18th, lS5G, WIG 3mos
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NEW STORE.

Efss hhiIitlSI Ons
HAVING fitted up my South store and rented
- it to Mr. ". ". Partridge, for a Music store,
| have altered over and enlarged my North store
next door, formerly occupied by Mr.. Amos Pang-
born and myself and have put in new Cases, and
hitci the store up convenient aud pleasant for Gus.
toners, and filled it with an almost entirely new
stool, of Goods in the
WAfCIl AND JEWELRY LINE.
AMI an extensive varietyo Fancy Articles, to which
additions are made
VERY WEEK
in the year.
Watch work, Clock Work, Engraving, and all work
Il the line executed with ncltncss and promptly
CONN Plates OF pure silver and silver plated, ready
made anil engraved ut short notice. Customers cal
rely on getting GOOD goods and at a. low prices
Tor g'"l, OF same quality as in any other quarter.
All visitors To- the town are invited to examine the
New store and now and extensive variety, whether
vi hing TO buy or not. j. f.. ERIN~MAID,
tIprmprly ofthe firm of p~augborn & Brinsmaid,)
WIIl Church st., Burlington, Vt.
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+. II. CROOK :
hotel and Din ng Saloon,

I'm me fV pam Ifru,
NOS. rs 80 CllAI II AN STR EFT,
u ..."H Pearl and Duane, NGw YoRK,
O..-. A.. t..ua4'-, go ltr a. cleanliness, comfort,
e .tI.t H.l economy can bee combined, equal
p.iu... .. DOS .tuor public house Ia the city. The
p,.r.. Hr hopes no least, tlutlt may prove To be so,
O-II -tY"n.h.l with uIl requisite modern improve
n"4t- sounded by hi.eXpercuce and utmosteiorts
o. m'. a % agreeable 90 those Who appreciate a quiet
home and good entertainment at moderate ~dharges.
He therefore respectfully invites his friends and the
public 90 make a trial Of his new Hotel and Dining
Saloon.
t Rooms $500 pr week and upwards-37tcts.
per night.
June ., 1856. ly
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TIE ENTIRE HORSE
BLACK HAWK NAPOLEON.

WAS BRED by tho Subscriber, combining
w the blood Of the two most celebrated races Of
horses ever improved 10y the AMERICAN PEOPLE,
that of the Black Hawk and Messenger, and is
believed by very many of the best judges in the
state to be- the best Black Hawk descendant of his
age now living In continuation Of which, he took
the first rrizc at the Vermont state Far aud Horse
show at Rutland IN October by ~ unanimous opinion
ot the Committee ON horses, while at ro previous
period Of the history OF our country Wa public at
tcuiiou so much awakened or g.catcr competition
induced for the acquisition Of premiums uu the horse
than ON that occasion.
Napoleon is 3 years oil 18th May inst. is a jet
black color weighs 1850, combining more dcsir-
able points than any other horse. viii stand at the
stable Of the Proprietor the present Season for q
limited number Of mares. Said Horse is a sure
ioilor out Of Ii mares that he served last year
! prove with foal
All necessary care and attention will be provided
for Mares sent from a distauc, and the par iculars
of Napoleon. pedigree &c, may be obtain by con.
sultiug with the owner. A.C. PALMER.
Charlotte, Chit'cudrn Co. Vt, May -.
| hereby certify that the first premium for the
best three years old Black Hawk Stallion at the
state Fair in October last was awarded aud paid to
A. c. PALMER of Chariot,
EDWARD SEYMOUR,
NcrCcnnos, May -. Treas. VI. st. Fair.
Wa Wv.
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, LMpNAL-lI. BURNETT HAS REMOVED
IA his GLAZIER'S SllOP to the Old Post Office
Building, on the West side of the square, where lie
will be happy to wait ON his ,tomc a. usual,
Sash, American and French Glass always ON hand
and for sale, by the box or single light. Glass cut
t. any shape and size, and set IN the best styles. All
orders promptly attended to-.
Burlington, April -, lejG. WY
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WEN TEACHERS OF FIRST ABILITY EN-
ployri in the School; n~forling facilities for
a thorough English education, with Latin, creek,
the modern polite languages, music, Ion guitar,
piano, harp and or-an,l drawing, embroidery, and
seven kinds of painting.
Refinement Of manner and the etiquette Of society
incu!eated. A Partisan lady resides in the family.
Prizes are awarded in each department.
Aids 10 uhvsi-lI c2urFiInp 20 be found in Dancing,
Calisthcnics, gymnasium, Bowling Alley, Ctiictty
Priyatc,) swimming in Mystic River, (salt,) horse
back riding, &C. Well trained saddle horses belong
TO the Seminary.
For particulars address the PRISCIPAL.
MR.. THOMAS p. SMITH.
RGfrrr -Sv.-ITon Robert c. Winthrop, Poston;
Hon. Edward Everett, do; Rev. Charles Brooks,
West McIfori; Rev. John P%ierpoiut, do; +. Card
ncr, 4. NJ, Principal Boston Latin school; Hon.
Abbott Lawrence, Boston; Rev. Hubbard N~iuslow,
New York; Rev. William Hague, ID, Albany
Hcv. EoIlin II. Ncalc, ID, Boston; Hon. sam.
Houston, Texas. my9Wtmos
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VIM. +. Tenny & Co..

, A1hNOAD HALL, HAYMABKET SQUARE,
~ BOSTON, Have now in store, and will be
constantly receiving throughout tho season, from
the principal AMI bet manufnctu -crs in England
and America, Every Description Of
CARPETS.
Desirable for furnishing II TELS, DWELLINGS
and SHIPS, Embracing
l'rd Tap"hy, Brgv,,hy 7ip,ory
BRUSSELS, Ihree-ply and ktdlcrminster, Painted
Carpets, Bookings Mattings, Rugs, &c.
Comprising Il very large assortment, Of which
WlII bc sold at the lowest market prices. wi3mos3
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eGAA PS. now in Store, consisting Of Tapestry,
w Brussels, rhrcc-ply, Ingram, Superfnc,
Fine, Ncnitian, Cotton an Wool, Cotton aud stair
Carpetings, Plain and Check Mating, Oil Cloths,
different widths, Rugs, Door and Hall Mats, Drug
gets from one to four yards wide,
Also,
Brocatcllc, Lace. Muu~lin & Turkey Red,
for Curtains, Oiled Shades, kcltys Fixtures, Blan.
kets. Countcrpancs, Linen and Cotton, all widths,
for Pillow cases and Sheets, Piano and Table Cow
crs, Table Cloths Doylics, Napkins.
All of the above named and many other goods,
not enumerated, i'll be sold a. prices that will
cast all competition in the Shade, at the Cheap
Cash StoIe of c. f. ETANlEORD.
Burlington, Dec. Sd, 1858. d&wtf
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4 Rare Cha.oe for Business.

sNOR SALE. A STOCK OF GOODS LEASED
store in ono of the most thriving and pleasant
villages in the state it has Il population of over
5000, and %c1ntiins upwards of six large Manufacture
ing establishments, one of which employs over 800
lad yilnl-. The Railroad business is done here .
and it viii be the night stopping place as soon as the
extension is finished, which is now building.
The store is centrally located, and has a good run
OF valuable customers. For particulars address
,,hlnsas' at this office. May II. dlw&w3w
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RUST HAS REMOVED HIS
-. STORE to No. ), Bank Block one door easto
the Fa5m'rs' g. Mechanics Bank, where he has a
complete assortment Of
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
and all goods pertaining to his branch of business.
4 large assortment Of PIANO EORTES from the
manufactures of
thichcring, Woodward a rown, and
Brown ~ Allen.
nose instrument, are well known to be SUPERIOR to
ny others manufactured in this country.
HhhAPItlNES ANp MELODEONS.
Manutaeturcdby PnIyCE & Co, Buffalo. andCARnAR
4 Necdham, New York, Of all sizes and pattern,
and every instrument ugrrgp,,y
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TTineSburph Academy.

IIinesburgh Academy.
\. T.. LEANENWOETlI. Principal.
'y'lIE SUMMER TERM OPENS Oh WEDNES-
! day May 2l-t. Tuition 500. The friends
Of ,hi- Institution are requested to take notice
that the service. Of Mir. Icaycnworth have been
Prominently secured. To effect this, some changes
have been made. one is, the division of the aca-
i.,uiool year into IUREE TLRU of about 1T.
tr.g weeks each. The Fall term commences ON
sept IulI. nyuwtr