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LEGAL NOTICES,
State ofVermont Chitta1den Co.

HORACE WHEELER 4
Il EDEGEII WHEELED

AND DNIGIIGP. EU-nELL, IN Ch,ucctv.
,,,,,,,,,. Nm. March Torn,
HORACE WHEELER & lgiG.
GEORGE II. WHEELER.
WHEREAS, William Weston Guardian Of u,.i1
VI. Russell, Margaret J.. Russell and Grorc NJ pny.
sell. minors, Of Broclvllc in the Province Of can
"u' vest ana dwight T. brtscll, Of the City. Couu-
~ ami state of New York, haze filed in this Court
their Petition setting forth in subs lance that ON lc
18th Of April lSi7, Horace Wheeler, of Bnrlinrton
IN said Chittcndcn County, executed 10 Charlie
Adams OF said Hurlinston,a mortgage decd Of lands
in Burlington aforesaid, described a. C,il,ys ri,
beginning at the northwest corner of citv I't 81,
called, numbered 3Ol, at the northeast c,rnor ,r
the American Hotel, thence south ON ii, linn ,f
city lots numbered 3ol, 500 aud 3o3 to the soutb.
"',i corner OF a Il lot numbered SOB, thence cast,
on the south line Of lot numbered BOB piuctv.c,lt
lcct, I" land now owned and occupicI bv t',rIr
N"Ic"tt thence north, parallel with the end limo.
OF said lots 10 the middle Of said lot numbered gn9
thence west, parallel with the side line. Of = ID
l"t' thirtyonc feet thence. PARALLEL with tlc end
inc OF said lots, northwardly to the Court House
square, thence west on the south side If the Court
nouse square t'the place ofbo ginning conditioned
Tor the payment of five PROMISE notes HacI ArriI
E'in Ini'' Tor hve hundred dollar, each, i.rnd bv
sald heller and payable to the said Adams ar orr
der, on the LIST day Of May, 1850 ISL. 1852. 1Si3
and l~5l respectively all with interest from the
hrst day OF May ISL; that the said last mentioned
note is now due and unpaid that on the ith day Of
Jan 1892. the said Horace bv decd rnuycvcJ tho iJ
premises TO "eorgc II. Wheeler, now Of the CITY of
New YORK aiurcsaid that on the dav and year last
ai"rcsald the said George executed to the said
Horace mortgage deed of said premises condition.
cl Tor the P'Nment OF six pr"mi-spry notes Of that
datc. signed by the said GEORGE for one thousand
dollars each, and payable to the said Horace or
tor IN two, three, four, five six and seven wears
from date with interest that the said Adams on
the LIST day Of November ISIS, endorsed and trans
'"rred the last ct tho said notes of five hundred doll
lars each, to the said Petitioners and thereby trans
t"rrcd to the said Petitioners the lJ mort ran, and
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JOSEPH D. ALLEN,) In Chanccry in

JoHEfh H. "L'HN'( - In thanceTy in
,,,,,,,,,,,, ~, rs ,.,,,.,,,- { CAlttth'cn county,
"EoFuf' W. AT bEhl') November Term. l'jG
M HEREAS Joseph D.Allen Of burlington in the
w County Of Chittrndeu and state of Vermont.
at the Term Of the Court IF Chanccry held at Bur
liugtun. in the County of Chittcndcn aforesaid. on
the lst Tuesday Of November \. u. lsjj, entered
his petition gaiust George W. hubcry of Burling-
ton AFORESAID, stating in substance that the said
George W. Aubcry on the llth day of october A. b
1871, duly executed to the said Joseph d. Allen
Mortgage deed of certain land situated in the
Of burlington in the County of Chittcudcu and les
crihcd rs follows, viz; certain parcel of land,
situated in the town Of Burlington aforesaid, the
nprthwestery side of the old road, leading from the
head Of Pearl street to the Bridge at Onion River
lower falls, aud lies in the south eastcrly corner
of that certain lot or parcel Of land NJ. $50. on
plan of lands in Hurlnstuu,ma ,c by John Johnson
dated April, lN.8, aud j, recorded in the 18th book
of record, OF deeds Of land, i'm Burlington Town
Clerks Office, on page. - AM l,s, which piece
Of land is t5 feet and Il inches on spi road. and
/. los feet and . uchc. deep. and has brick
dwelling house. ard wooden yut buildings thereon,
Conditioned for the paym, ut at the sutu ui eight
hundred and fifty dollars, specified in ia certain
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Engraving g. Printing.

rENlIE SUBSCRIBER IS PREPARED TO DO EN-
GRAyiNG Ann rriHrING or EVERY KiSp, in tho
very bcst mauu1r AMI ON the most reasonable
terms. The most fashionable Wedding, Visiting,
and other Cards: Portraits, Landscape, Diplomas,
Merchants Show Cards, Consular a Notaral Seals.
Seal Presses Of every description, &C., &c. Pct-
sons at distance from the city can have engraving
or printing ofa any kind promptly and carefully OK
ccutcd by sending design or description by mail.
II specimens arc desired, two stamps should be sent
for the same. Address
WILLIAM N. Dt'NNELL
l2G Broadway, Ger. Dcy st., n. Y.
Noy.27 Wggmos.3
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Groceries and Provisions.

"re needn't "'oko the rarcr,'' to learn that at
hEw' 5 lie can get Flour of the best quality, extra
'elr Pork by the hbi. or ID. Salmon, NJ. BE-,
.i4e1crcl in hitt-, Picked lcrriugs Smoked do
Hams Lard, Dat ana Corn Meal, Maccuroni, rapoca
''go, Farina. Rice Flour, Pearl Barley, split Peas
'oru starch, iouiny, Table and Dairy salt, II ps,
sweet Herbs for Culinary purpose, Mustard,
Pickles. PruEcs, Gu family ars), soap of all kinds
s.it eAccptcd-lUre Ground Spices, Currants,
ritrons, suitdna tai,ir., Mace, Aolas.cs, Pals,
Tubs, Brooms, Clothes Lines and Pins, Baker
Cocoa, Chocolate aud Broma.
All these ami many more, to say nothing Of his
choice and cheap, rich and rare Teas and Cor.o,
are universally understood, without the aid of the
press, to be obtandblo Tor cash at
DEWEY'S.
June lo.h 1855. d&wtf
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NolNNs I. ASH.
Leave Ogicnsburgh at $50 A. NJ, arriyin, -,
Rouses Point 90 r. N. "
GOING EST.
Leave RouscS Point at $50 NJ arriyin. o+
ugdonsburgh, $3.50 r.. NJ
tONECTIONS.
AT Houses Point, with Vermont s. Cgua2i Rail-
loal and Lake Champlain steamers. for Eostnr
burlington, Troy, Albany, Ncw-Yor and Cham
plain 1t. Lawrence Railroad for Montreal and
Quebec. '1
At Mocr's Junction, with Montreal 4 New-York
railroad; tor Aloutrcal, Quebec, Pittsburgh Bur.
Iinston, Troy, Albany and Ncw-York.
At OslenSburgh, with the Bytown & Prescott
halfway for the City Of Ottowa, and Ontario 4 It
Lawrence Steamboat Comrany's steamers for the
South and West
Passengers by Railroad 60 through to Troy same
day. by Lake Champllin steamer, arriyin: carly
next morning.
Through Tickets to he had by either Route at the
principal stations.
Trains stop 3G minutes at Malone for dinner.
,.,,.,.,,. :. -. GEO. '. lIoILE, Supt.
sept. -, le5j. wifi
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Feb. 4
Fall and Winter Goods.
e.. F. STAMFORD,

II S RECEIVED A LARGE SUPPLY Oh
Goods, the past fortnight, making one Of the
most extensive stocks ever exhibited in Vermont,
consisting Of Carpeting, Oil Cloth, Brocatelle Lace
and Muslin Curtains, Counterpaues Blankets,
Flannels Merinos, Coburg, NJ. Delaino, silks, En-.
broderes, Ribbons, Trimmings, Gloves, Hosiery,
Cloths, Cassimeres, &c, &c, comprising all the
leading styles Of Dress and House Keeping Goods
TO which the attention of the public is spectfuIly
invited.
burlington, Sept. 18th, 1855 d&wtf
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CARDS,

10y THE Gross, dozen or single Pack, of al
ID qualities from . cts, To- 81 per pack, Chess,
BACK -Eummun Boards &c. at the old stand Church
street, j. T.. BRINSMAlp.
Dec. ~, 1885. d&wtf
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pLATrsguRnH ACADEMY.

PLt1TsBuEgu, Cnvrov Co. y. Y.
VIE Fan Term of Ibis Institution will commence
= wednesday the jth Of September
lnusual facilities 'ur acquiring the ruli,ncnts of
thorough practical EDUCATION in it, several depart
mens are asnin offered to all who choose to avail
themselves of them. Classes will be- formed in
lrcnch.in Chemistry applied to the Mechanical rur-
suits aud the Arts. and in Architectural Design
with the use of the necessary instrument. under the
direction of DR.. Rodolrh Majcwski, (from Paris
Practical and Analytical Chemist
An accomplished lady will have charge Of the
Female Department, and Tie same thorough in.
'truction will be given in this Department which
has characterized it heretofore
It is hoped that all intending will Join tho classes
at the beginning of tho Term
J. :. d. TAYLOR, Principal.
September lst, 1855. d1wSrtf
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TILDEN & cos.

Fluid and Solid Medicinal Extracts.
HAVING RECEIVED the Agency for the above
Extracts, | am prepared To- furnish these yala-
able Medicines at wholesale aud ratail. Druggist.
and Physicians will find it for their interest to re-
ccirc their supplies from me- as can furnish them
at the Manufacturer Wholesale prices in small or
large quantities, thereby making a saving to them
Of freight.
Pamphlets containing list and full directions
"-rr I'm. obtained 4f 'rnfhecarv's Halt
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Plated Goods.

GENERAL fine handsome Tea Sets, new styles,
- Cake, Baskets, Casters, Card Baskets, Fruit
Dishes, Syrup Cups, Childrens Cups, Spoons,
breakfast and Dinner Casters, "TETE A TEIE'
Tea Sets, Gravy and Soup Ladies'; comprising most
Goods wanted, Plated dessert Knives pocket size,
Come and see them, at the old Stand on Church ST.
DIV T + HpTNcNfATp
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How to Sleep Warm.

4 o TO LYMAN's and buy pair of those nice
~ all wool sheets, and Rose Blankets. And il
you have got horse, good horse, 'KISDER" buy
ono of those good horse bankets,-they are all
cheaper than wood or coal, and certainly more du-
rable. Don't forgetat the CORNERSTONE.
Dec. 8. d&wtf
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4 Go'D ASSORTMENT now opening, together
VITA cloths, trimmings tug tioaEs and dresses,
in great variety, at the Cash store of
q. +. STANFORD.
Nurlin:t-n. Vow. =. IN. aaw
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" nNY Arrival.

'ENllE subscriber has just received from the Mills
Z large stock If Lumber, CONSISTING ortbo fol-
lowing kinds
Seasoned Spruce and Pine tongucd and grooycd
flooring Boards;
Gang sawed lIomlock Boards at - per NJ.
l. inch llcmoct Boards for fencing.
Norway Pine Boards for flooring and r,oGn-
and a Large lot Of Cedar Shingles
The subscriber has also hand and for sale cheap
for cash, Carriages aud Sleighs Of all kinds. he
pairing of Carriages done ON shortnotic
Also, 500 Cord, of Wood for sale, which will be
delivered in any part Of the village.
JOHN X. GRAY.
Oct. I'd. 1865, Wilma
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6,OOD NEEDLES FINE LOT OF HAIR
IN Brushes Dressing and Shell Combs; Ia.
rms, Knives, scissors genuine Maccassnr Oil;
Alarm Clocks, silver Napk!n Rings, Tea sets, &c,
received ny L. BKTNSMAlDt
Successor to Brinsmaid broth ere, Church stree,
sept. 20. dGwtf
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New Goods.

- ETICuLES, Purses, Bags, and Baskets, Work
IL Boxes, Dressing Cases, she'll Pearl aud silver.
Card Cases, Port Monies, suua Boxes. sc.
j. /. BRINSM ND.
December, Is, lsjj. d6w
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STONE WARE.

NICHOLS L BOYNTON HAVING PURCHASED
Y of Ballard 4 Brothers, the Stone Ware Manu-.
factory, are now ready To furnish merchants and
others nj short notice, every description of stone
We're. NICHOLS 4 'BONNTON.
Burlington July I, 1854. dIwt
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WILL cure all diseases caused by prostration Of
digestive power. Its action is immediate as a
stimuan, to rouse the vital energy to its healthy
force as tonic, to sustain and pcrpetuatc that
force till healthy sccrctiuns restored and natu-
raj power returns. 1t will remove all mild forms
of Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Dy,ontcry, Bilious
Collie Fever, and Fever and Agu:; and in conncc-
ton with Iarrison's Columbian Vegetable Emetc
will cure the most severe cases of these and
other acute diseases in the shortest possible time.
The Dyspcptic finds immediate relief, and penna-
ncnt cure, in its For all Bronchial and Pull
Inouary affections it has great restorative efficacy.
The achohu and opium incbriatos win find it a
perfect substitute both those
and health destroying articles. 1t is exclusive
ly vegetable composition and pure tonic and
stimulant, without the slightest discasing proper
ty in it, composition or action on the system. The
friends of Temperance then will find it an agent of
great potency in their cause, and that tho Initiated
cravings of diseased appetite under its use will
give place to healthy action and natural desires.
II is delicious to the taste, AMI grateful 10 the
siniltics Of the stomach. II may bee taken m its
present form, rich syrup, ct in water, making
delightful evcragc As Il daily beverage, it, de-
liciousne-s is Incqualcd by any fermcntci alco-
h,c preparation. 1t prevents well as cures
disease Its ; applicable in all seasons, to all
disease, and conditions Of life, and from CN-
trcmc of Infancy to extreme olasc. Price 81
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Agj c T 10 NJ!
" ILL BE SOLD WITnOUTREGARD TO
& {, = Il.

At $50 CHURCH ST, BURLINGTON, Vt.
1 LII the immense Stock of DRY GOODS, Car.
1 patng, Crockcry, China, and Glass Ware,
Pepper llaugings aud Looking Glasses with a
variety Of other articles now in Store for CASH
q ,.rat sacrifice at private sale, and at Auction
c,ory tuesday and Thursday, Commencing at one
clock =. NJ. We intend to dispose of our whole
stock a fast may be, contemplate impor-
tant changes in our business.
NICHOLS & BOYNTON.
Dec. 18th, 1855. dNw
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llAliRISON'S
Columbian Vegetable EmctiC

win withdraw and cXpcl all diseased matter, solid,
fluid or gaseous, from all parts Of the system.
Besides its cmetc properties. it i, oNpcctorant al
tcrative and anodync. 1t acts in each of it, modes
according to nature, relieves the laboring organism
Of diseased matter, and permits free action OF it,
natural functions to restore strength. 1t is the
only safe and certain medicine in all severe forms of
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Bilious Collie, Dysentcry,
Plurisy aud every other acute discgsc 1t has great
remedial power in all chronic diseases, assisted by
the nyigoratu and sustaining power Of Harrison 5
Columbian Tonic Stmulant, cures are certain.
Principle, Of treatment and directions for use ac-
company each medicine. Price 50 cents.
- Wholesale Agent for New England, GEO.
". BRIGGS, Statoner aud wholesale nj retail
dealer in llarrison's Columbian Ink, and American
Perumery, 32H Washington Street, opposite the
Adams House, Boston.
August llth, 1853. lycar,
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Senate Chamber, Ohio, .fprii 5h, 1854
" Us. j. G. AVER Ilonured Sir: | have made a ilor-
'gh unl OF the CATHAHrc Pl., LETT by youi agent,
and have been cured by them Of the dIeadm Rhe nausn
under which he found me suffering. The fret
hCted me, and a few subsequent doses have entirely
removed the disease. feel in better health than Tor
"ne years before, which attribute entirely to the effects
VI !"nt t.rHAHTIc Pulls Yours with great respect,
IJ'CII'S MErI'
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Wanted Wantedl

. Active, Intelligent, and Entcrprising Young
Men IN every part of the state of Vermont. to en-.
gage IN selling the most valuable and popular list
OF Books ever offered to the public.
- money is getting moro plenty every day,
Business is good, Farmers selling their produce
tor good prices, aud Coon Books, were never sci.
ling better than at tn, present time.
Our list embraces works from the best Autbors in
the world and includes the celebrated works OF
l. ; Arthur, the sale of which alone will enable
an agent to make more money with the same ont.
Iay'than any other business in which he can engage
N'w Is the TINE 10 c3mm,ace.
For circular giving full particulars. address.
l.. 7. CROWN q Co., Publishers,
"-uWi I'll Cornhil Bo ston
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DANIEL W. LAWRENCE CO.,
Only Manufactures Of
M C d for d II II III.

Sold at wholesale at our Distill,ry in Mediord
also at our store
NO. 55j COMMERCIAL STREET
(Near the Charles Rriver Bridget Boston,
and warranted pure, when purchased directly from
us. Town Agents can be supplied with the best
Rum and Alcohol, by sending their orders by
mail, or Railroad Express.
~ Look out for Counterfeit Medford Rum,
which is manufactured and sold in Boston.
n. b, We have no agents employed to sell our
rum.
MEDFORD, September 9th, lsj5. WI lmosj.
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HERE Is THE REMEDY!
DIR. CLOTGU'S
& o L u NJ . a " PILL


Have you
Liver Complaint Use . to Pills Daily.
Kidney Complaint | Sc to every other day
Rheumatism Use to ; times a week.
Erysipelas tso to 1 Pills each day.
Fever and Ague Use 3 to / every ether day
Scrofula I 90 3 to Pills daily.
Ncurvy l'se to Pills each day
Ulcers lse to / Pills daily.
Fever > 10 3, let hysican direct
dyspepsia lse to Pills each day.
Constipated BoWela | SO to ) Pills daily.
Files lse to Pills each day.
Dropsy Use to Pills daily.
Cures effected at less cost Of money and loss
cf time, than by ony other medicine known. These
Columbian Pills, if used faithfully, will search out
your disease, let it be inside outside. HELPS
struggling nature to expei herfoes." Derangement
of the hillary organs is the primary cause of most
Cases CT Consumption Correct this arrangement by
faithfully using DR.. Clough's Columbian Pills!
In one case. boxes accomplished what S2G Doctor
ing failed to do.-Cured. Suppression of the
Menses, or painful and imperfect mems ruation,
THESE PILLS WILL CURE!
For Females under all delicate circum stances,
foun1-inyaluable. An eminent Physician says
" These Columbian Pills should be found and used
in every family in the land
As mild, gentle physic, here is just what you
need;'
For Powerful Cathar,ic, here power indeed
So each gland in the system feels just the ri .httouch;
Each small dose is he pinc-the great none too uch
sold by Druggists and dealers in Medicine all over
the County. Price % cents 3 Boye, for 81
Orders must be addressed to VIM. Renue, Proprietor
Pttsicld, Mass. Sold in Burlington by THEo. A.
PECK, GEO. W ALLEN, 4. c. SPEAR Winooski,
IsHAA A. b. Il d. SANDS. y. Y. city.
Sept. &c, 1858 dNwtf
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COMMENCING THURSDAY, Oct.4th lsi5
lNE PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY each wav
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sir: lave great satisfaction in assuring you that
Ui -ai and family have been very much benefited by your
medicines My wife was cured years since Of n
we've 'Hd dangerous cough, by your CHEHRY PyCIJR,L,
and uie then has emf! ed perfect health. My children
'e .cNeral times been cured from attacks Of hu.
ery' and Group by II. II Is Invaluable remedy l.
these mpisiuts. Your CAIHARTIc IILls have entirely
rued ne from d spepsla and costiveness which has
grown upon ttr years. indeed, this rnre Is
mu'h more important, from the fact that had failed
ret itlpi from the hes, py >icians which tins sCchon uf
de country affords, and from any Of tie imeio's rene-
ut,> had taken.
huI seem L. Us, Doctor, like a pruvdenal blessing
H our taniy and You may well suppose We are not I'M
uirdiul 1T IT, Yours respectfully,
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fg,WO SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO FORGES, FROM
Z The celebrated Mandatory Of Woodward 4
Brown; ono. beautiful Clru'd Case, lust received
aud nov g. Doe seen 1t ktSI'S Music store,
Burlington, Mag d6wt
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Furniture and Upholstery
w - x Ia

with ncatuess and dispatch. We manufacture also
Spring Beds of all kiuos fitted To any Bodstoad aud
Mattresses of Hair, Moss, Ilusk and Palm Leaf
(Which we wa6aa n he such MS are represented by
US in regard to qn1hy NJ material and manutactarO
at city prices
-lS-All Goods bought at this establishment will
be carefully put up and delivered at tho Cars or
Steamboats,,
Free OF barge,
to the purchaser.
We have lott witt - s7ic two7 Octave round
and carved case Piauo's, which will be sold much
than the regular price of instruments of their
quality of finish aud tone. The public are invited
to examine them.
Persons wishing TO purchase such Goods will do
well to look over our stock before puscbs sing else
where.
VIM. II. ROOT 4 co.
April II, 1855. dJmosGwly
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New Goods
AT THE OLD STAND.

~ brother Co.., remains al the Old stand, ana
il roceiyiugcoustanuy New Goods in all depart
meute. Not being ia the habit of Boosting Of hav'
Nc he largest stock in the state, would merely say,
at the assortment is kept good, and that the Gus
ers Of the store will have goods as low they
be had ~ town or OUT of II.
Nov stock Of Guitars, BaRios, Watches, Jewel.
G., \ ow opening,
dAwtf
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tTaCCcdI anu Aua ytlcHI ChemlstN, LoWeII, Nass,
sid in Burlington, by T. \. PECS, q. W. ALLSE
and \. c. SPEAR, MeSsrs Simonds, Shclburnc, A. 3.
>,mpnls, Willston, L. Alexander, Charlotte, II. A.
Hodges, Richmond, l.. Dixon Il Co., Milton, and
Howe Spaing, Jericho.
Oct. II. 1850. d6wly
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4 New and G omplcte
Topographic al Map liItcnden
County

EHgoM actual wcasulcmeut by instrumental sur
I voys through TIE County by and under the
cotton ,l II. Z. NJ'IIu-(~ta In giucrr, ol Mass.
The undersigned having purchased ~, recent
surveys are preparing to publish a New and Com
p.otc Typographical Map of Chitteudcu County;
survey, made by an experienced Cu1i Fug,u,cr
All the Public Roads, locations OF Dwcllngs, Places
'i Worship, Post Offices, School Houses, Country
stores, Hotels, Mills, Shops &C. &c. are to be
marked.
Ihc.om.s oCProPorty holders generally, are also
g. he inserted upon their places in the style # the
Maps of Chemuns Co. y. Y. New London County
Conn, Wayne and A.htabuli Co.'S. Ohio by the
same publishers, The villages will be engraved
upon large scale upon the margin of the map, also
Business Directory for each, table Of distances
showing the number of miles from one Post Office
to any other in the County. An highly ornamented
border will surround the Map. Ii l. all to be In
grayed by the best artists in this Country, hand
souoly Culored and Mounted AID delivered To our
Customers at Fee Dollars per Copy, which ON
count OF its limited Sale and immense expense is
considere d very rea souable The Map. are sold by
order, exclusively by the Publishers, and no copy
will he left for sale after the work l. delivered
We therefore, confidently express the hearty CO.
opo alton Of the Citizens Of this County.
VIM. l.. BAKER 4 Co. Publishers.
Post Office address, Worcester, Mass.
February, I, 1886. w32wtf
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GarN-ziIigrAlEshn,

hRDERS RECEIVED FOR MARRIAGE AD
~ dress, Party, and Business Corpcr-rat In
graycd Cards.
Those who already have engraved plates Of tn III
Cards can have them neatly printed at short notice.
~ Apply at the FREE PRESS OFFICE, wber
Hpeeinsns 81 UGr'ous Styles can bcseen.
hty3O. dtu.f
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-07
BrocatelIe, Lace, Mouslin II Turkey Red,

for Curtains, Oiled Shades, Keltys Fixtures Blau-
kets, Connterpanes, Linen and Cotton, all widths,
for Pillow cases and Sheets, Piano and Table Cow
ers Table Cloths Doylies, Napkins.
All Of the above named and many other goods
not enumerated, ill be sold a. prices that will
cast all competition in the shade, at the Cheap
Cash StoIe Of c. +. STAMFORD.
Burlington, Dec. Sd, 1866. d&wtf