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4 New and Complete
Typographical Map of Chiltenden
Comfy

h'ROM actual measurement by Instrumental Sur
yeys through the County by and under the
direction Of +. Walling(State Engineers of Mass.)
The undersigned having purchased the recent
surveys, are preparing to publish a New and Com
piete Top'g graphical Map of Chittendcn County;
surveys made by an experienced Ctrji Engiascr.
All the Public Roads locations of Dwellings, Places
"i Worship, Past Offices, School Houses, Country
stores Hotels, Mills, Shops &c. &c. are to be
marked.
Inc NAMES Of Property holders generally, are also
10 pe inserted upon their places in the style Of the
Nap of Chcmuug Co. y. Y. New London County
Conn, Wayne and Ashtahult Cos. Ohio by the
same publishers. The villages will he engraved
upon a large scale upon the margin Of the map, also
a business Directory for each. a 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. Iii all to be En-
-l1veI ty the best artists in this Country, hand
-'neIF C.I'reI and Mounted and delivered To- our
'1. t"m.r. ~ Fire Dollar, per Copy, which on ac-
count .l b., limited sale aud immense expense is
c"r-Iicr"u very reasonable. The Maps are sold by
.r i'l, exclusively 10y the Publishers, and no copy
w.. De ly'' fog sale after the work is delivered.
We there's. .rc, confidently express the hearty CO..
a~p.t-.Hu .! tao Citizens o. tnis County.
Nw. / BAKER & Co.. Publishers.
F' Office address, Worcester, Mass.
February, g.. l-1f. w32wtf
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"Buy Me and I'll Do You Good"
Il. AN q US
Root & Herb Jaundice Bitters.

TIE Gte1t Spring and SpBtmsr -Micin,.
Composed Of the best Roots, Herbs and Banks ia
the wOrld,in such a manner a. to constitute thevery
best remedy for tho elias, Of diseases for which they
are recommended It is we'll known that the great
and sudden change. Of our climate, from cold to
bot, operates upon the Blood, and through that
upon the whole system, producing staguation and
impuritics, q torpid and diseased liver aud dis.
ordered Bowels, causing feycrs and Fever and
Aguc, J%agudice, and unhealthy Bile, Humors. Dys-
pepsia, Costiyeness, Indigestion, Headache, Weari.
ness Pain in the Side and Bowels, Loss VI Appetite,
and General Debility.
DR.. Langley bitters, act directly upon tho
c1n'c of all these diseases, aud by use not only pre-
vent them but will cure and eradicate them from
the system, and should therefore be freely used by
all who wish to be well aud keep we'll. They are
the cheapest and best medicine in the world. Only
- cents for a pint and 37t cents for q large bottle.
once, 80 linton street, BOston, aud for sale hy
dealers everywhere.
a. g, srEAR ardT. A PEcg, Wholesale.
March, -, 1856. v3snos.s
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To our Customers
I II L L L b J. | c!

HAVING NEARLY
Completed our alterations, we are now prepared 20
exhibit a handsome a stock Of Guuds a. we have
ever offered, and at prices which we are confident
will give universal satisfaction.
OUR STOCK CONSISTS ~ Parton
Silks.-Blork and Fancy, new and beautiful
styles and at LOWER PRICES, than were ever heard
OF in tins vicinity.
Dress GOods.-Barages, Challies and Tissues,
plain and printed GALL WOOL DcLaines Ffen. h
and English Prints, Jaconess, Organizes and Lawns.
Observation-Disclosures, Swiss and scotch
Collars, Cuts and Sett, sleeves and sets, Real
English and French Thread kigings Embroidered
Bands and Flowncings Cambria and Muslin Ed.
gings and In. ertings ; Smyr. a, Sa&ony and Cotton
Edges, Dimity Bands, Stamped Collars, Cults,
Bands, CHEMISTS, Sc, &c.
Muslins.-Swis Book, Jaconet, Nainsook and
Camb ic Nuslins in Plain, Plaid, Check, Corded,
Figured and Dotted Dimitios, Lawns, Brilliants,
dc.,dc.
Domestics.-The best qualities of Cottons and
Sheetings, Lancaster Quilts, English and American
Patches, Colored %Cambrlcs, silecies, Corset Jeans,
6c., Flannels, MUreens, &c, &c.
Linens.-Linens s~heetings Pillow Case, BO-
som and Shifting Linens ; Table Damask, Nap
kins, Doilies, Towels, Huckabuc's, liable Covers,
Hdkfs, &c, &c.
Hosiery and Gloves, of the BEST MAKIs to
be found in this cOuntry also Long and Short
Mohnir Mitts IN every quality also, a full stock of
various styles Of Ladies and Childrcns Cotton and
Lisle thread Gloves and Hose, Gentlemen halt
Hosc-also, Urdcrgarmeuts for Ladies una Gcutlo-
men in Morino, silk and Cotton, iJs' suitable ion
/ this climate.
Inviting tho attention Of TANIlr to our new
and extensive stock Of the 'boye goods for spring
and summer wear Of supc,ior quality, the best AS
sortpent ever oAeredin Burlington without eIcep-
tion, Goods will be cheertully shown, warranted
ss represented. and sold at such prices as will make
il PAY for aVery uurcnaker al the above ltOpds 10
call at
LY A VS.
CORNER STO Z.
wlCKwAR BLOCK, DURLINGTos. Vt.
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REAL EsTAT AGENT.
Town Hall, Burlington, Vt.
Particular attention given 70 the purchase and
sale of Real Estate the investigation Of Land TITLES
Leasing Collecting Rents, Insuring' Paying Taxes
Sc, DO, &c. dtwtt
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HARBISONS
Columbian Vegetable Emetic

Nlii Withdraw and expel all diseased matter, solid,
mud or gaseous, from all parts of the system.
RESIDES Its emctic properties, it is oxpectorant, al.
~terative aud a%nodyne. 1t acts in each of its modes
according 70 nature, relieves the laboring organism
OF diseased matter, and permits a tree action Of its
natural functions to restore strength. 1t is the
only safe and certain medicine in all severe forms Of
Cholera, Cholera Mprbus, Bilious Collie, Dysentery,
Plurisy and every other acute disease. 1t has great
remedial power ia all chronic diseases, assisted by
the lnyisorating and sustaining power Of HARRISON
columbian Tonic Stimulant, cures are certain.
Principles of treatment and directions for use ac-
company each medicine. Price 50 cents.
- Wholesale Agent for New England, GEO.
W. BRIGGS, S%tationer and wholesale nd retail
dealer in Harrison's Columbian Inks and American
Pertumery, 32s Washington Street, opposite the
Adams House, Boston.
August 18th, 1865. wlyear,
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Old Books deserve good Binding

DOWELL 4 BARR, WOULD RESPECTFULLY
announce to the Citizens Of Burlington and
Vicinity that they have purchased tho we'll known
Box Biudcry of ;. b. Nichols on Church Street,
where thoy wi be ready to answer all orders in
their profession Of business. After having had long
experience in the business we feel confident that we
can do work not surpassed this side of New York.
Blank Books made to order and Bound in a style
that cannot be exceled in this section of the country.
Bill Heads Ruled in short order and all kinds Of
Ruling done in a manner that will not fail TO suit
customers, all business entrusted to orr care will be
accomplished and sent to any part Of the country
by Express or other conveyance. We hope our
friends and numerous acquaintance In THE section
of the country will give us a call and see what we
can do do for them, it will be remembered that this
Establishment has a Paging Machine for Paging
Blank Books, the only one in the State. All kinds Of
printed Books bound from the largest Bible down to
a common Primer, Gilt and fancy Marble edges.
; b. Nichols, the former proprietor, is author
lied to receive orders for us, and all work ordered
by him will be promptly attended To-.
burlington, jel0 d3w
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- E~NoVAL-H BURNETT HAS REMOVED
"a his GLACIERS SHoP to the Old POST Office
E].l.IAs, on tue Vest ,ide Of the square, where he
viii ul happy O. wait on hi, customers, a. usual.
rds1, American aud French Glass always On hand
aud iar -t.', by the box or single light. Glass cut
OBJ any shape 'Gi size, aud set in the best styles. All
orders promptly attended to.
t---..-E-ru. April -. 1875. Why
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80 ,'N
One square, 10 lines or less in miniop solid,
three insertions, 90
Each insertion after the third, cts. Per line.
Legal notices ten cents a line, more or less. Of
hree weeks.
Yearly advertisers occupying -four squares or
more with privilege Of change, at a fair discount.
~ The privilege of yearly advertisers Is limited
10 their own immediate business, in their own name;
and all advertisements for the benefit Of other per-
sons, as well aslegal advertisements and advertise
ments of auction sales, and advertisements with the
name OF other persons, sent in by them, 9 ust be
paid for at the usual rates.
No report, resolutions or proceedings Of any cor,
roration, society, association OF public meeting sna
no communication designed to call attention 70 any
matter Of limited OF individual interest cas-
serted, unless paid for as an advertisement
No advertisement can be inserted gratultously 10
charitable or other societies, public institutionso
cOHpanies.
Contracts for yearly advertising Will not he
continued, unless an order to that effect IL left At
Q flee, and when discontinued In lees than a year,
rice Of a whole y,sr wii Dc charged,
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burlington Bookbindery,

ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFA Glory.
ssANING TAKEN II VEL KNOWN
- Bindery OF samuel huntington, enlarged the
rooms and added additional Tools, the subscribers are
prepared to do Binding Of every descriptions. Blank
Books from the smallest Pocket Memorandum to
the largest Town records or bank Ledgers ruled and
Bound to order. All kinds OF paper ruling done at
short notice. Fancy and common Binding OF old or
new Books, plain or gilt, in paper, cloth or any kind
OF leather. at short notice. All orders for old Bind
ing faithfully attended to and Books safely returned.
Prices as low as at any good shop in city or country.
Having wrought in some of the best shops in Britain,
Canada and New York, with good tools and the best
OF stock, we believe we can do every kind Of work so
as to satisfy all who will favor us with their or
ders. WM. - Balm,
WIN. SCOTT.
Burlington, jeo 1856. d3moshwly
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New Discovery.

A M~BR0TYPES AND DAGUERiEOT BY
N N & S~TAPLETON. Another ~plNs9'as
been found in this county where Ambrotypcs arc
taken of the first quality. Our pictures are cement
ed between two French plate glasses with an i'm
pcrishablo gum, and warranted to resist the effects
of any climate and most powerful acids.
Also Pictures on isingglass, the only kind Of pho
tograph well adapted for mailing they arc as durable
as the Ambrotype and can be placed between tho
folds of a letter without increasing its weight.
As we arc intending to make this place our per-
manent residence, our patrons will run no risk of
being imposed on by inferior pictures as We shall
hold ourselves in readiness to remedy any defect
FREQ Of charge, which may be caused by fault Of ours.
Daguorreotypcs taken as usual. We need not say
they are tho best that can be produced as all admit
that Il ey are the best theyhavo seen.
Rooms over Lyman's, Corner Of Church and
College streets. n q S~TAPLETON,
ape d&wtf
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Bayard Taylor's Great Work.

Handsomely illustrated with thirteen maps by
and numerous wood cuts by Orr. This
book Will form a complete library Of travel in it.
self, giving the best Of over fifty different mar
r%atives Of travel by most celebrated travellers and
writer's Of modern times, many Of whose works have
never been accessible TO readers Of the English Ian
guage. TO be published in one handsome octave
volume, in a style to DO ample justice to the great
est work Of the greatest AMERICAN TRAVELLER.
Tie book will be ready Tor delivery to subscribers
in September next, and will be sold only by sub
~,eriptiou. Subscription price, $500. Experienced
Agents wanted TO canvass ever town and county
in New England for the above publication.
Address c. o. CHAPLIN, Springfield, Mass GEN
eral Agent for New England. jyl4dGt VIZ CIV
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THE CONFERENC ENDED.
Highly Importsnt News to the People Of
b U RLINGTON.
TWENTY DAYS SACRIFICE IN READY MADE
CT OTHING
The subscriber would announce to the inhahitant
Of Burlington and vicinity, that for twenty
days he will close off his heavy
stock Of Winter Goods at
25 PER CENT BEJO W COST.
In order to make room for q heavy stock OF Spring
Goods. Those interested would do well to
call early, for money can be saved
b. purchasing now.
A. PLATT.
Successor to MARKS 4 PLAT.
Burlington, January ~, 1856. d6wtf
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Great Reduction of Rates.

8 TARK CO.'S EXPREss.-
1856. FREIGHT LINE 1856.
Between NEW YORK, MONTREA OG-
DENSBURGH, and all intermediate places.
- BY Grimth 4 Co.'S Line $500
IMMsnsssSssEdof Fropellers and Bar -N
nIG1n=ges on the Hud. N Riv-S-aS=vs
or; Rensselaer, h Saratoga and Saratoga 4 White
hall Railroads between Troy and Whitehall; Cham
plain transportation Company's Passage Steamers
on Lake ~Chsmplaini CEamplain and st. Lawrence
Plsytsburgh and Montreal Railroad to Montreal;
Ogdensburgh Railroad to 0gdcnsburgh, and steam
es on Lake Ontario and the River ct. Lawrence to
all Canadian Ports. BY which MERCHANDISE,
PRODuCB, &c, will be forwarded with great dis
patch, and TIME BILLS OF LADGNG WILL BE
GIVEN WHEN REQUIRED, at very low ratc'.
For rates of freight, bill of lading, &c. apply TO
H. y STARK, SO Go mites slip, View ora.
= a. Tiilinghast 4 Co.. Troy, ". Y.
w.. A. Travis, Whitehall, ~. Y.
1T. b. Ketchum, Plattsburgh, N. Y.
George W, B~eckwith, Burlington, Vermont.
J. F. Church and VIM. Coote, Rouse's Point, NY
Nelson Davis, Montreal, C. E.
George Parker, Ogdeusburgh, n. Y.
SHIPPING DIRECTIONS.
Mark packages STARK & CO.'S EXPRESS,
and shin in New York by Grihth n Coz Prope Ter
and Barges, Pier No. G, Z R, which leave daily
(Sundays exccp-ei) at e d. ".
- STARK 60. also ship vim. Canal TO White.
hall. thence by Passage steamers on Lake Cham.
rlsio, at the LOWEST CANAL RATES, foi
which mark goods STARK & Co.'S Line" and shiI
1t Pier t, +. r. Fer rates Of freight, &c, apply
As above. ap2 d2mos
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Rutland u Burlington Railroad,

-.----------N ENlEN l-ON AM
g::.A::2i;as latter May &c. 1856, Train, will run Il
follows, VIA j.
leave burlington for Rutland and Bellows Falls
at lO.i5 4. NJ. and 7.i5 i. NJ.
Leave Bellows Fnlls for Rutland and Burlingtoa
at " Us, and H.l5 p. NJ.
Leave Rutland for Burlington at 600 Am. AMI
2.4O, ?. NJ.
Leave Rutland for Below. Falls at 600 A. NJ.
and Ito 2. VI.
az The train leaving Bellows Falls at 9.l5 PM.
leave Boston at 90 7. NJ. instead Of HOO A. NJ.
as heretofore.
At Burlington trains connect with Steamers on the
Lake, and trains Of the W. Central road; at Rutland,
with trains for Troy, Albany, New York, saratoga
Springs, Schencctnd., and tho Wcst-at Bellows
Falls with trains Of the Cheshire Road for fltchburg,
Worcester, Lowell and Bostou-Ncrmont Valley
Road, for Brattleboro, Springfield, Hartford, New
Haven and New York-and with sullivan Road, for
Windsor, White River junction, aud White Noun.
tAins.
my 2ld&rtf E. A. CHAPLIN Supt.
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p a er Fl a n g | n e s,
Ne w AND RlCH PATTERN s.
1--WE RICHEST N MOST EXTENSIVE
n stock Of French, English and American Paper
HANGINGS.
In the State of Vermont may be found, at No. I
Leayonworth Block, College Street.
The choicest spring styles are received, many Of
which are exceedingly beautiful, and those who IRE
in want will be satisfied that it is for their advan-
tage to call, as this complete assortment is offered at
wholesale and retail at the lowest market prices.
@. W. BAXTER, 4 Co.
Burlington April O.. d&wtf
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.'NN ANTLD."-AGENTS IN EVERY COUN-
~ ty 10 Vermont and New Hampshire, to
sell choice steel Plate tngravlngs. Also, To sell tue
work, OF the British Poets, selected and chronology
icllly arranged from ben Johnson to Scott. Illus
trated with numerous eugravings on steel.
M'rse's Atlas Of the World, containing seventy
authorities.
The Republican Court or America in the day.
Of " 1shiugtou
The Pictorial Cyclopedia Of biography, embracing
. series OF Original Memoirs Of the most distin-
gulshed persons Ct all times. With 500 eugravings
ami steel plates.
Persons cut of employment will and this a good
opportunity for a successtul business. Great induce.
ments offered For iull particulars inquire Of
1. 5. MARTIN,
my'Wlu"' N~iliiamstown, Vt,
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S. II. CROOKS
Hotel and Din ng Saloon,

TN ~ 7 I"T"|1 T""1I
NOS. ~ & 81 CHAI IAN STREET.
Between Pearl and Duane, NEw YORK,
Oilers inducements, 80 tar as clednliuess, comfort,
good living and economy can be combined, equal
perhaps, To any other public house IN the city. The
proprietor hopes at least, thotlt may prove to be so,
as It is furnished with all requisite modern improve
meuts, seconded by his experience and utmost efforts
to maze it agreeable to those who appreciate a quiet
home aud good entertainment at moderate dhargcs.
lie therefore respectfully invites his friends and the
public to make a trial of his new Hotel and Dining
Saloon.
II Rooms s2.OO per weekand upwards-S7sot t
81 night.
June 8, 1855. ly
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a Question

WHAT DOES Il PUBLIC WANT
no they really wish TO buy Goods CHEAP
- Impressions founded upon truth and justice
are right, if otherwise, wrong.
The subscriber would say that he has returned
from market with the largest stock Of Fancy aud
Staple Dry Goods and Carp ing that ever gGaoed
the walls of his store, which will be sold SO low,
that comparison will be unnecessary to know they
are cheap aplriOtf O. +. STAMFORD
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Ready for the Season

LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK O.
"A COATS, PANTS, VLSIS and Boys Clothing
cheap and we'll made.
GENTS COATS, PANTS and VESTS Made from
Drap d'ete Alpaca and Worsted foods &c. Under
clothes and furnishing goods in great variety
Clothes cleaned from Paints, Grease, Pitch &c. Sc,
leaving them with n soft smooth fni.h and no
dauhiug with Dyestutfs and Repaired in the neatest
manner. c. BENNS,
wheelcr's Block next TO the American Hotel.
jel4 dow
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Removal.
SHEET MUSIC.

More than Ten thousand Pieces now on hand, and
all new pieces of Music received as soon as publish.
ed. Glee Books and Church Music Books Of every
description.
Mr.. RUST will sell all articles as low as those of
the same quality can be obtained in any city, and =
libera! discount made to Teachers and those who buy
to sell again.
G.atei Il for the liberal patronage he has thus far
received, he will spare no effort to keep IL complete
assortment Of all articles usually kept in a Must
store, and by constant personal attention to his bu
siness, hope TO see in his New and Commdious
store, ALL of his OLD, and many SEwcustomer,.
Burlington, July IS, 1853. w3wtf
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THE STORE.

TDE tHUTCH SITFtIs
Are opening weekly throughout the season, New
Goods. A new article Of Ladies' Cloth for travel
ling dresses. All kinds Of
Dress Goods, BombaZines,
Linen Alpacas,
Cotton 4" Canton Cloths,
Stewart's Fancy Silks, Turk Satins, Oiled and
Boiled silks, Mems, Women's, Children's and In
fsnts Hosiery. Poplins, Bar,ges, Organdiss.
Wholesale and Retail by
isG HQIcHKISS 4 JRLLISQE,
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o g. THOMPSON,

chOh y fID"f pOA'i
BAKERS AND OEFRCTIOHER
All orders for fns and common Cakes, and Pastries.
Ice creams and Confectionery, promptly attended to.
D. bEOW.
II, THOMPSON.
Burlington, May |, 1856. dtWtf
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Q queen Victoria
To DINE VIII

T tt T. = " TT n :
The present season ia considered exceedingly
doubtful Notwithstanding there ara facts which can
be relied upon a few Of which are that this COM
muuity can be supplied with FLOUR by the single
bbl. OF other wise which is male trom the best Of
winter wheat and fresh ground, which We are re-
ceiviuF every week from lortmu- Mills, Also a
choice selection ~ FAMILY G~HoCERIES. Also ii
good selection Of staple Dry foods, which We are
selling cheap for cash,
No 4 Bank Block. SluNELL HART.
N. b, Wanted in exchange ton goods, Paper
Rags and most kinds Of Farmers produce. jyl7 dti
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Dental Surgery.

Dr.. y. cston IT,.
} |ESPECTFULLN INFORMS HIS FHIENn>
"a And the Public, that he is now prac icing his
profession a Surgeon Dentist, in Burlington.
Having devoted the last four years to the practice
of Dentistry, in the firm of Childs, Shepherd 4
kldgway, boston, he confidently hopes to m"rit the
patronage Of the community. All who favor him with
their custom, may be assured of prompt and skiltUl
attention, and On reasonable terms.
The constant demand for his TooTH POWDER, leads
him to inform the Public, that during the past TWEEN
ty years 1t has been made ,Iciusivdy by Dentists far
their opa Patients. This in itself is sufficient guar
antee for it, superior quality. All who have used it
freely acknowledge its merits over any other dent,
frice.
Office over S. L. Her rick's Store Church street
Burlington, Vt, Feb 4 1856. dAwtt
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BY Express.
Just received at Lymans, this morning,
SKIRT 4 DRESS WHALEB0NES,
SKIRT CORD,
COTTON TRIMMINGS,
SILK PRINCES,
RIBBONS,
.;OHAIR MITTs, &C., &c.
-ALSO-
A great variety ofFsrs. PleHse call and examine
at the CORNER TOkE.
June ~, 1876.
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Mansion House,
ALBURGH SPRINGS, VERMONT,
Tu.THruv Eufru Dr,,,

ALBUkGH SPRINGS, NEKMONT,
CHAUSckY SMITH. Proprietor.
'INhis House has been put in good order. and il
now open for the reception and accommodation Of
Visitors to the Springs, Fishing and other Pleasure
PARTIES. a continuance Of public patronage is re-
specially solicited.
Of charge.
Aiburrh sprin $, VI, May lC, lsiO. dim
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STEAM REFINED
Ground Rock Salt

NOR DAIRY AND FAMILY L E, PUT UP IN
y 5 lbs, 10 lbs. and 20 lbs. bags and in sacks
snd barrels $50 lbs. each, for sale by
TODD 4 CO.,
Corner Old slip and Front street, New York.
ALSO, Asbton's F. F.. fine salt, Turks Island and
oh elcoarso salt. Agent IN Burlington,
! I4w3mos. JED. p. CLARK, Peck's Block.
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7. TTyoll

SAVING KEIrRNID Io nisOlI stand on It
IL Pau street, Is prepared t.
Cut and Make all kinds of GaImcuts,
In the Latsst Styles and u.yt Flsh,9nobis M.nA1.
Having worked 10 tn. best shops in the city, he is
confident he can suit the most fastidious.
n. b. Clothes cleaned and re paired in the neatest
manner and on the shortest notice.
Burlington, April lG, 1853. diff
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