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COMMISSIONERS Notice.

TIER LOCkWOUD'S ESTATE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed
L by the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of
Orleans Commissioners, To receive examine,
and adjust all claims and demands of all pes sons,
against the estate of LUTHER LOCKWOOD
Late Of Mestfed III said district, deceased re-
presented insnlveni. and the term of SIX months
from the 18TH day Of October 1856, being allowrd
by said cou TO the creditors Of said deceased to
exhibit ana prove their respective claims be-
fore
/ GIVE NOTICE, that we will attend to the
duties of our appointment ut the dweiling-hou>e
OF George b. lockwood in Westield in SAID dis
tricr, on the third Wednesdays of january and
April next, at 10 O'clock in the forenoon, on eac
OF said days.
A. W. ANNIS,
d. F. BoYNfON. Noihiii Is
Westfeld, Oct. Is h, ls56-42w3.
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CERTIFICATES.
Important from DR.. E. w. Sabin. of
Rochester. n Y

December /, 1855.
This may certify that I have male q trial Of
"RAeH's AMERICAN COMPOUND" in a case of
severe Bronthid affection, and a long standing
,r'7tgtaon Of the ma, coat If the Almentaig f,acL
ny me use oftwo bottles of the above Compound
II IS thought permanen' cure was affected. (
nave seen us wonderful etfec in decided case
OF Scrofaita ChHsu'apfiOa. where the patient was
thought to be oeyoad can e-after taking a few bot
lies OF the American Cmpoand Is now thought 10
be outof danger, and ne arlg aceH From what |
have seen Of the effect ofthe Compound, Ishould
certainly recommend its use in such cases as
ABOVE named. I. W. SABIN, M. b.
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A CHIME OF DEATH.
euAISrrr zuxe N TIE OLDER THE.

ouAIS1LY zUxe N THE oLDEx TINE.
The longer Life, the more ofsnse:
The more offsnse, the greater pain;
The greater pain, tie less defense;
The less defense, the lesser gain!
The loss Of gain long III doth try,
Wherefore come, Death, and LEI ne die!
The shorter Life, less CONT fndi
The less account, the sooner made;
The count soon made, the msrrisr mind;
The merrisr mind doth thought invade
Short lite in truth this thing doth try,
Wherefore, cone, Death, and le; me disI
Come, gentle Death. the e55 Of care;
The ebb Of Care, the food Of Life;
The food Of Life, the joyful fare;
The joyful fare, the end Of strife.
The end Of strife, that Thing wish I,
Wherefore, come, Death, and let ne die!
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Il ~
low of some Is inches in diane
ter-say l - inches below the
surface-then 8, 4, or 5 potatoes
were scattered among the salt IN
each hill, 8 II by 4 feet apart,
and the potatoes were then well
covered with earth. The other
half were done in the same way,
sat excepted. the land was a fiat,
at the foot of a hill, and quite
moist, though not wet. The crop
was well hoed twice.
l finished drying these pota-
toes on the 9th day of October
following. The yield of the salted
ones was at the rate Of rs
bushels per acre. Those infected
were from II to l per cent. OF
the whole, being 30 bushels per
acre entirely sound.
Those potatoes not saled were
not as large and fair as the 9TH
ers, and the infected ones were
from 5 to Is and some even so
per cent, of the whole, leaving
but about 176 bushels sound to
the acre.
I had great faith in the use Of
salt to prevent the potato rot be-
fore began this process Of ex-
perimenting; and now fully be-
lieve that salt will entirely eradi.
cate this infectious disease, the
potato rot.
If the seed was all sound when
planted, ! believe salt, with OIL
without manure, either on moist
or on dry soils, would secure q
crop of sound potatoes.
The recent mortality among
hogs, in different sections of this
country, is, no doubt, owing Il
the neglect to salt them regularly
This drain of salt from the sol
by crops is the most prolific caus,
of disease and premature decay
both Of animal and vegetable lift
In all hereditary or other faint
of animal or vegetable life, salt
the sure and safe remedy, use
either internally or externally
1t is unequaled as a purifier {
the atmosphere above, "or th
earth beneath, or the waters Ill
- der the earth J. G. G.
New HARTFORD, CT.
READERS will judge for then
selves how far our correspondent
- opinions may be useful. We r
70 peat, if the salt was put into Il
20 soil in proper quantities, that Il
re- plants-grass, for example
NY would take it up as needed, al
Of that the fodder would require /
further sailing. We think So
IL should be put into the soil. E
mt cry old pasture, meadow, orchal
ur Or wheat field would be great
nd improved by a liberal top Dire.
We ing with salt, wood ashes, lin
3e- plaster, or Of all these combine
We Every crop removes so much
'ur these substances that, unless
be returned in some shape, t
LIE soil becomes impovished, and p
y? duces only sickly, innutritio
. vegetation. To get good
ny crops, we ourselves must be g
po- erous comply with Natures
we quirements, and put Motl
rst Earth on a proper diet.-E
rid LIFE
he ----
BARLEY WITHOUT BEARD
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interested who viii be likely to
see this notice, with one head
each, containing so to 60 grains.
Send me your address, on a
stamped envelope and | will en-
close head, and send it back by
return mail, with printed instruc-
tons for cultivating in a way to
insure a large return from a small
quantity of seed. Should this
new variety be found to answer
all the purposes of the common
barley, in few years will suffice
to drive the z Barley Boards
from the country.
Should any person desire more
than the one head, I will send q
package of 700 to 500 grains Sc.
curely enveloped, by mail post
paid for % cts. accompanied with
a few heads to pr0re the fact, o.
its being beardless. Address,
I. w. BRIGGS.
West Macedon, Wayne Coun
ty, N. Y.
We have few heads of this
barley, which persons can see.
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GREAT CURE POI
d Y S II PSI
DIR. j. 8. HOUGHTW
z EP S IN

FENHE TRUE DIGESTIVE FILM
Il TRIO JUICE, prepared from a
the fourth STOMACH of THE on Z
tons of BARON LIEBIG, the erea
Chemist, by J. S. HOUGHTON.MJ
phia, Pa.
This is Natures own Remedy frr,
Stomach. No art of man can eousl !
powers. Ii contains no Alcohol, Biz
or Nauseous Drugs. 1t is extremelrr
the taste, and may be taken by ID: !.
patients who cannot eat q water rrs.g
acute distress. Beware Of DRUGel
rIONS. Pepsin is NOT ADRUG
Call on the Agent, and get Des,s
lar, gratis, giviRga large amount Of 81
EVIDENCE. from Liebig's ANNA d
DR.. Combe's Physiology Of Digesln;
ira on Food and Diet; DR.. John Y. D
J New York University; Prof Dun5szl
alogy; Prof. Silliman, of Yale Coles.
penter's Physiology: &c., together Va
of CURES from all parts Of the Uda
~ Sold by all Druggists and Das
icines. Price, ONE DOLLAR Der bssl
Sold by CHAs. c. KELLAM, lras.1E
(" I. G. BUTLER. DsrbY Lit
Z" ]. S. WEEKS. DanNls.
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COMMassfONEgs'& NOTICE.

olLFksT TER d. kIAIBALL'S ESTATE.
fEtHE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed
Il by the Hon. Probate Court for the district
Of Orleans, Commissioners. 10 receive. examine.
aud adjust all claims and Demands Of all ierso,s
against the estate Of SYLVESTER b. KIM,
BALL, late Of Barton, ili said district. decreased.
represented iiisoveni and the term Of six months
from the 18Th dayof October is56, beingailnw.
ed by said court TO he creditors Of raid deceased
70 exhi9it and prove their respective claims be.
fore IL:
GIVE NOTICE. that We will aftend.to the du-
,irs 81 our appointment Mt lie dwelling house al
Afs. Abigail 81 kiIBball. ia barton Ia said dis.
trtct, on the third Wednesday Of November NM
-'aifiary nexf, at ene O'Clock, ia the AFTERNOON
On each Of saii DAYS.
SAMUEL A. WILLAeD,1
LPHkAiM TAYLOR. conna'rs.
JESSE Virgins.
barton. Der. 20fi Ie59- 4zw3
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Going, Going, Who Bids?
FAIR WARNINGi

7 will FELL Oh reasonable terms TO suit The pur-
i chaser, my Rake Factory, with Machinery and
water power sufficient 10 make Twelve hundred
Dozen liskes yelrly, and in such order that one
hand has made twenty dozen Rake> worth see
per dozen, III ten days. with Az the premises IL
ending one and half acres land, a good House
Barn and Shed well situated within one mile If
Craftsbury Common, and nearly Timber enough
Oh hand to work till sleding.
Al-o County or State rights Of my
BROADCAST SEED SOFER,
tn best Machine Of the kind ever invented, sow
ing from forty 10 sixty acres Der day and more
correctly than can he done by hand. No mistake
/ Apply soon. Now is the season for making
RakeS. EN0S STlMSON.
Craftsbury. 0cts14lh, 1S56-42w6.
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l1Oeiifal selcttions.
Fer tie Standard.
For Tie SlandaFI.
LINES
In Memory Of Flora McClary.
LINES
By WINNIE wISFRED.

BY WINNIE wINFRED.
Dimly shone the noonti3e glory,
Fading in the western light,
And the glowing tints Of autumn
Slowly chased the hue Of night;
And tie softly breathing zephyr
Waved the strearnlet murnuring by;
When our little angel Flora
Closed her H.ild blue eyes to die.
Twilight dropped her silver curtains,
Pinned them gently with star;
While tie sweet perfumes Of evening
Gliding swiftly from sfEr.-
Kissed again ths marble forehead,
Lightly pressed the golden hair;
Weeping friends are bending Ger her
Can they deem thai Death is there?
Once the snowy lid was lifted,
Sofly then the spirit fed;
Sal a smile so sweetiy beam:ng-
But the blue eyed one was dead.
Size hath crossed the peaceful river,
Pianed for fgh. and freed fron SIM
Aagels by The crystal portals
Led the gentle Flora in.
Heaven the sparkling gem rstaineth,
Earth the lovely casket keeps;
And the sunbeans long will !inger
Where the little dreamer sleeps.
Farewell Flora distant music
Cheers rs from celestial plains;
Eooed in light, 0 may We meet thee
Where thy happy spirit Eeigas-
lFEsburgh, Nov. Isl.
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Arch Plates.

A RICH Ash and Oven Mouths, Cooking Ranges,
N Farmers Boilers, Chain PUMPS, Iron and
Copper Pumps, Lead Pipe, Iron Sinks, for sale
cheap by II. CHAMBERLIN & Co.
Barton, July, Is56.-tf
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TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHER DEALERS
A CARD.

uals now using this Medicine in the State of YER
mont. constant supply will be kept in the hands
of our State Agent. FRED. L. SMITH, and MI
applications or Orders viii be promptly filed, on
The same terms as nitx addressed TO as.
p. V. X. COVENTRY & co, Perpetrators.
81 Genesee ST., Auburn, n. Y.
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EHTsCE

TIIIS may certify that have given my son
L jackson W. Chaffee his time during the re-
naider Of hrs minority. ami shall claim none al
hls earnng7 nor pay any debts Of his contracting
after this da;e.
WILLIAM CHAFFEE.
Lowell, Oct. 10. ls56-42w8
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We, the undersigned, have received the forum
h Tor preparing Facts AMERICAN CoMPoUNp.'
ana MS FAR as we have tested IT, can recommenf
IT'S general use MS tonic and Alternative MEDICINE
10 REMOVE INFLATED HUaoRs or THE BLOOD
ana peculiarly adapted TO Females suffering from
Lencorrhoa, tWliles,l ard to those whose con
stltn!ions are ehfeebled from Intermittent Ferer
JOSEPH NJ. MORRIS. NJ. ID.
LANSlNGH BRIGGS. MD.
A G. TABER, 81. d.
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PROFANE WORDS.

As polished steel receives a stain
From drops at random flung
So does the ehilj-UheR words profane
Drop from n parents tongue.
The rpst eats in, and oft we find
That naHght which we can do,
To cleanse the metal OF tie mind,
The brightness will renew.
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Hon. u L DODGE, of Auburn. N. Y. and
iate member Of our State Legislature. and one ~
me most accomplished Physicians and Chemists
Of orr country, after giving fhis medicine His her
sonii observation, says:''H Is destined 10 sinner.
diseases - - y S'fVNtc
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n nAGGETT will pay cash for Hides, Calf
W Skins. and Dairy Skins, if well salted
FOR SALE: more of those best Eoots
MAZE by /. SANITY, who cannot be beat by any
one in the Cnubty
70 Shoes Of all kinds cheap for cash.
lrasburgh, Feb. Is, 2s5s-stf
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PROGRESSIVE & sPIRITUL

In this section, a large assorils- .
and Progressive Books viii be found a..
among which are NIL Standard Rae
rianism, Universalism, Liberalism
&c. All the publications Of the WIS 4,
tartan Association and Partridge I :
Works of Claiming, Theodore Paiis
borg. A. J. Davis, Edmonds, &c. A
received for the Spiritual Telesraga Z
land Spiritualist, fiffany's Monthly I.
Agent FOR Mrs. METERS eeebrale \
Medic and Stones Mesmerle As''s
A supply always on hand.
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BARLEY WITHOUT Boards

1t is even SO. A variety of
barley has been discovered in the
gluches of the lIimalayan Noun
tains, enteri!y free fIom those an
noying and poisonous boards at
tached to all our common vari-
cites.
The undersigned obtained 7
grains of this new variety three
years ago, and being much pleas
cd with its general appearance
and productiveness, has spared
no pains to multiply this small
quantity as fast as the Shanghais
and other birds would allow.
Its merits for grinding or malt
ing have not been tested, and the
quantity is now too small to
squander in that way, when every
tiller of the soil who sees it, anx-
lous to have a few grains, not
doubling it viii prove a valuable
acquisition. I have sufficient
however, to furnish all persons
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BOOK BINDING

continue to Bind Music Bo'ss I.
&c, in every style Of Binding % W. T
tho lowest rates. 80,
would return thanks to my -
public for tile liberal patronage ia
ded, and viii only add that y VI
heretofore be as Cheap as the w y
chasers are invited TO examin' A,-,is
All orders by Mail, Express { a
receive prompt attention, eIHp W
livery. SAMUEL u h,
No. l4e Church Street, Burlinsa-'-
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BACH'S
American Compound.

FENHE subscribers would respectfully ask the
i attention of the People of Vermont, to the
claims of
BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND,
As one OF The best preparations before the public
Tor the relief and the following complaints
Bronchitis, Ministers Sore Throat, Cal
omel, Nursing and liberated Sore
Mouths, Sore Nipples, MercuriaI Taints,
Fever Sores, .ScrofuLa, liberation Of
the Lungs and .Stomqch, all Nervous
Complaints, Female Weakness and r.
Irregularities, FluOr Albus, Tor Whites,)
Coughs arising from an Lrritated
Throat, Piles, Weak .Stomachs-in
fact, an day case of
WEAKNESS. INFLAMMATION, OR IMPURE
BLOOD. USE THIS REMEDY.
In the city of Auburn. where this medicine is
prepared, and the Proprietors reside, a large list
of the most reliable and respectable proofs of its
efficacy have been furnished in It's favor. by the
voluntary prcmptings eff those who have been.re-
lieved aud cured of long standing and extremely
aggravated affections OF tile a1cve complaints
fiom a grateful desire to spread its knowledge
and promote TIE good Of others who may be sim
ilarly afflicted.
Its influence has been peculiarly happy in all
cases of BTOHclisi and TAToa. ofecii0Rs. from
SSHi 10 C"FUttC A.tttHLHktttOnS ana CtctTHtt0lS
Also IN some very marked cases of Female Weak.
ness and Irregularities, and many other COM
plants enumerated above.
! We have also some strong cases Of this charac
Ter IN our own State, in which it has been used
with acoadfIJat success where for years sorts Il
many other remedies have failed to afford relief
lts ingredients, among which is a COMPOUND
/ fnid extract of
"BEECH DROPS OR "CANCER ROoT.n
| and composition are such as to render it perfect
| iy safe and harmless. requiring the exercise of M
special care in regard to the habits of the indl-
vidnal. Ieyond that ordinarily necessary.
From personal knowledge of these facts, | d,
/ not hesi-ate TO say to all who are III any way af
| fiicted with Bodily Weakness, Debility, Infam
nation, Impure or Suggi, h Blood. that
BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND
is recommended in the strongest assurance @
Relief and Care
FRED + SMITH, Montpelier,
/ Wholesale Agent for the State of Vermont.
To whom all orders should be addressed
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VERY EXTENSIVELY,
Is now prepared TO furnish his old customers,
friends. and the public generally, Win
Books of every DESCRIPTION i
fexcent those Of an immoral nature,l at gfe'''
reduction Of prices. -, nar;a,ce
in the bnsiness, aud close application 10 the
snroa and nm intimate acquaintance VITA Ha'!y
- ~. iaa,no nublisning and wholesale houses ~
the United States, and buying dfeeuy 2. ~, ~
Publishers and always acting upon LUG pts'e'p -
Of the nimble sxpence, he Is prepared -
Rnoks N every variety, at from ten 10 twenty
eve and some even fifty per cent less than can DC
hon1ht of any other man in the United States
Most of tbe 1926 Books at $500, and many
/ for IS cents.
Among his assortmentmay be foundmost of the
Standard Histories and Poets.
and most of the new publications of the day,
such as
TIE wAH WITH KANSAS,
| The Escaped Nm; Ten Years among
the Nal Bags; 4 Tour among the
Planters; Nine Years among
the Convicts The Mirror
of the World The
History of the
Great Vest;
TIE
Confessions
of an Attorney. Also
Dicks Works, and a fresh
supply of Hay,oards Gazetteer,
Mrs. Sto,ce's Works, together Nth a
Ilarqe lot of Religious, Historical, BIO
0raDbical. Medical, School, Gift,
Chilirens, Blank and Miscel-
LqneouS Works,
too numerous TO mention, at prices that CANNOT
fail TO give entire satisfaction.
He has also Il large supply of Ribles which be
is selling at his usual extremely low prices. from
TWENTY-FIVE cents TO twelve dollars.
THE COTTAGE BIBLE.
at his former price, S4,75.
He would cal particular attention 10 his assort-
ment OF Stationery which is now complete embra-
Icing PLAIN and Fancy Note and Letter Paper from
to IS cents per quire. Envelopes from cent
per pack To cents each, and everything connee-
ted with the Stationery line at prices correspond
ing with the above.
lie would Just say that he has a large lot o
School books OH hand which he is prepared +
sell at prices that Will positireiy defy all conpets
ti0n
lie is also prepared 10 furnish materials 70
Drawing, such as the different kinds of Drawn
Paper. Tube Oil Callers, Prepared Canvas, Brush
es, and all articles required for Oil Paintings, a
the importers CITY prices.
Thankful for former f;ivors, he hopes by a
upright course of dealing. and "a careful exclu
sion Of all works of a doubtful tendency, TO mer
Int and receive good share Of public patronage.
CHESTER 'BROWN.
Craftsbury, VT, May 81, 1s56.-22-tf.
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PAPER.

"A n AAh
A complete assortment Of Wiig z
ping Papers always kept on han, ~
Super Royal, Imperial, DENY andfG4
qualities. Cap, Letter, Bath Post, bsi
Paper-Hardware, Manila, Rag, SINS
Wrapping Papers. This stock lbu!ts
the Manufacturers for Cash and car
on the same terms as New York aid ;
bling Houses.
STATIONERY & ARTISTS nal
a large variety Of this class oil
have been selected with great care 81
ket, and the prices cannot fail 70 :
closest buyers. School, Classical %
neous Books. Special arrlngens
leading publishers render my faeiA :
nishing this stock equal to any agus-
ted States.
A NEW FEATURE.-0wing 70 ID.
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Real Estate for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale a good farm of
L $50 acres of land, situated in the town OF Glo-
yer, three miles south of the village. Said farm
has a good house and wood shed, and other out
buildings. and running water to house and barn.
II is unier good state OF cultivation. For par
ticulars enquire on the premises.
4. CRITCHETT.
Glover, Sept s, 1S56-3S
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CAUTT "a

Al the genuine medicine ears the fac sis;le NJ
Z. VI X. COVENTRY & CO, on The outside
wrapper.
AUBURN, n. Y. "a
Of Vermont. es''s'S' ss'e 0ta'e
For sale by r. W. NYE, Ira.burgb, VI. %
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e 1t was a proyerb among the
Greeks that fatterer who lifts you up
TO the clouds has the same motive as the
eagle when he raises the tortoise in The
air he wishes to gain something by your
fall.
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GA recent Dublin newspaper con-
tains the following curious advertise
ment:
u hereby warn all persons from trust
ing my wife, Ellen Flanagan, on my ac-
count, as | am not married to her"
Coon AND EvIL.-The knot of our
life is OF a mingled yarn, good and i'll to-
gether our virtues would be proud, if
our faults whipped them not +; and our
crimes would despair, if they were not
cherished by our virtues.
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bach's Family Recipe Book IS TO be had graft,
OF an Agents-yon wiIfhere see cures DC disea
ees recorded--and you are invited 10 comrnuni.
eale WIN any whose certificates are given. II
order TO prove them oeunine SN"s =
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NEW SALOON
AT BURLINGTON, VERMONT
BY SNOW & THOMPSON.


ENUE SUBSCRIBERS take great pleasure in
l. announcing 10 the public generally the open
ing OF their NEW SALOON, in the building well
known the Howard Store, Church St, which
has been newly fitted up for a Confectionery
Store and first Glass Ice Cream and Eating Ssl-
loon for Ladies and Gentlemen, kept on the city
plan, at b-of-fare rates.
Ice Creams, oysters, meats, pies, eggs and nu-
merouS other substantas and decacies, served
up in the quickest rossilIe time aud at all rea-
snnabe hours. NO SMOKING. NO LOAF
| ERS Our new store Is already well known to
be depot for choice confectionery of every kind,
Of our owu manufacture; also many nice varie-
lies from the best makers known to u.s.
TABLE ORNAMENTS MADE TO ORDER.
| We keep alsoa better assortment of CAKE and
| PASTRY work thar was ever before offered in
this State. Also. Jellies and Preserves i" Jars OF
various sizes, put up by US, and warranted cheap
"r and better than any in the market.
LADIES VISITING BURLINGTON
Should not fail to call at the new Confectionery
Store. on Cinnch Street. and get an Ice Cream
or if too cold, cup of tea coffee, and plate
of Oysters.
LADIES USUALLY IN d ATTENDANCE
Having facilities for doing all branches of oui
business, and doing it well, we hope our effort,
will he appreciated. and that we shall receive
share of public favor
% Orders from abroad solicited and faithfully
| executed
Burlington, Oct. 10.
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e BLAyK BOOKS,

The attention Of buyers isinyitst nz
ment of PACED Blank Books. AEgH
always on hand made by experience s
and warranted equal to any City ral
ular attention paid TO making Bis,i z
Banks, Insurance Offices. Alanaiac.g-
MES, Rail Road Corporations, &c,