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Copy of n Letter received by Mr.. Curran, our
Agent at Calcutta--My Dear Sirs: desire to state
few instances Of good resulting from the use of
the Pain Killer. The first that shall mention
in which performed n that of boy who
had his right hand severely scaldei by the falling
of boiling oil on it, and who in few days per-
fectly cured by the application Of mixture Of
Cream and Pain Killer as directed in such cases.
Then my girl was cured an obstinate Cough.
Lastly, shall refer to myself took the medicine
not from any confidence | had in it on the
trary, took it with great deal of fcar-however,
| must own that it several times relieved me Of cold
in the chest-and it cured me of a Fever-Of pain
in the kaee-and ulcer in the mouth, In addi-
tiou TO the above, a case of cholera brought to
my notice, a coachman was attacked with this
disease, and medicines kept for this complaint were
given to the without any effect, and, as the
last resort, when he was cold and speechless the
Pain Killer was administered, which threw a warmth
into the system and revived his sinking energy
in short the man restored.
Yours afectionately. r. W. CHILL.
Sold by A. C. SPEAR, Burlington, L . L. butcher
d Son, St. Adams, and by Medicine Dealers gem
orally. w3Swi dlawiw
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SAD FArALIrY.-BELLows FALLS II o'clock
April II. Two boys, Willie Bowtelle. young
est son Of Mr. j. Bowtelle, Conductor, about
1 years old, and an Irish boy, about years
old, named Brinnan, were on Saturday about
. o'clock, found to be missing. There was
a general turnout of the Inhabitants Of this
town, in search of the lost boys. The search
was kept up most of the night and on Sunday;
but all efforts were in vain until about noon
on Sunday, when the bodies were found in
the Canal, near together, the occurrence
has caused intense excitement among the in
habitants Of our small village.
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Dental Surgery.
pr. 4, Westop 4,

II 7 II 9 II J -,
~ RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS FRIFyDS
And the Public, that he is now prac.icin, his
profession surgeon Dentist. in Burlington.
Having devoted the last four years to the rraoti,o
OF ben' -rv iH the firm Of ChI.. ~lcuhcrd 4
Hle0'T, Boston, he confidently hopes to merit tho
patronage OF the community. IN VINO favor him " th
iI,'r custom m'y be assured Of prompt and sliul
attention, and on reasonable terms
Ihe constant demand for his ToJIu POWDER, leads
him TO inform the Public that during the past twcn-
~ gear Aa bcgnmrlc ,Iciu.iu,iv by Dentists fer
''Hr" Tf.ls. This in itself j.. sufficient guar
att.e i"r il -upcrior quality. al who have used it
freely acknowledge its merits over any other deuti.
ir.r.
uIce over :. l.. Iierrick's store, Church Street.
Burlington, Vt, Feb. !, lN.o. dkwtf
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Martha ID. Rays Estate.

STATE OF VERMoNT,l The Honorable
DISTRICT or cHirtENDEN, IS. the Probate Court
for the District of Chittcndcn to all persons inter
ested in tho estate of Martha D. Ray, lato Of Illness
burgh in said District, deceased, greeting.
WHEREAS said Court hath assigned tho 9Th day
OF May next for the settlement Of the administration
account Of the Executor of the last Will and Tesla
mcnt of Martha d. Ray, late Of Tincsburgh, in said
District, deceased, and ordered that public notice
thereof be given to all persons interested in said
estate by publishing this order three weeks success
lively previous to the day assigned, in tho Burng-
ton Free Press, printed in Burlington, in sal Dis
trct.
Therefore, you hereby notified to appear at tho
Probate Court Rooms, in Burlington, on the day as
signed, then and there to contest the allowance of
said account. if you cause
Given under my hand, this third day of April.
A. ID. 1856
wilw3 ID. FRENCH Register
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u Tr0ducc, nom Raymond, W00l Coz C0nmi--Io NoT-
chants NO 55 Commercial street, boston.
Bosrov, April Il ,1S5G.-AsHrS-rut 30 a & -;
Pearls : so a ! rs. BrrrER-ENtra zoe. Fair
JIG a lsc; Western Is &c. BEASs--rca and Mar
rowfat Is; Common IS j0 CHrrsE-First
quality 10 l0!c; Ordinary 3 a Sc. DRIrp Ar
files, a lc. DRESSED Hoes, = a Sc. GRAIN
Corn CO a Csc; Oats A2c Rye 95; Barley
100; Peas 9jc. EGGs. il a lSc. LEATHER
Slaughter, rough % a soc; Calf Skins 10 soc.
Lam, 10 a l0ic. PorAroEs-Carters CO a Coo; Peach
Blows 80 35c; Whites 80 a Soc. PorAro STARCH &c.
POULTRY 49, Turkeys and Chickens ljc lie;
SEEns-lIcrds Grass IS a 80; Northern Clo-
yer lG lie; Western Is a &C. SHEEP pEtrs, 75c
90. HAY, 20 90 n Il 90. lIors, a &c.
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Nfw YoRK, April l6,--NLw York News
The Steamer Asia sailed at noon. She takes
out ljj passengers and $4j3 900 in specie.
The Steamer Geo. Law from Aspinwall with
81 800 600, is coming up the bay.
NJ NJ. Ballou, of Boston, Editor Of BallOu 8
Pictorial, was held to bail to-day in $4,000,
at the suit Of Frank Leslie, of the New York
Illustrated Newspaper. for an alleged libel
contained in an anonymous letter to paper
dealer in this city. Damages laid at $40 600.
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bleeding ut the Lungs Cured Seth "
Fowle, Esq Sir: Having been attacked with
hemorrhagc of the lungs, W hich left me with trou-
blesome cough and the usual debility consequent
upon such an attack, and having cured myself by
the use of Wistar's Basan of Wild Cherry, feel
1t pleasure and duty to testify to its merits. My
general faith in patent medicines is small; but for
those who are suffering under pulmonary attacks,
am persuaded that the Bal.am is an excellent pre-.
raration. Yours, very truly,
J0NA. r. CHGLDS, Editor Chicopcc Telegraph.
Chicopce, Mass, February 90, 1851.
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
SETH W. FOWLE 4 co, I3S Washington Strcot
Boston, Projectors. Sold by their agents every
where.
For sale in Burlington by THO. 4. PECK, and
- SrEAR. Winooski, by JAS. NEWELL, and
2DIsHAN; r. FERGUSON, Essex II. o. HoDGEs
Richmond DIXON 4 Co Milton: also NJ IiuLL
IInesburgh. wi2w2
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BosToN, April l2.-GREAr FIRE IN BosroN
"A fire broke out in the attic of the Garrish
Market building at about quarter to |, and
1t is now totally consumed. The steam fire
engine has been at work since clock
Among the buildings burned is an extensive
block of stores, in part occupied by Sanborn,
Carter, Bazin and Cornhil, for Printing
Office and Bndery. Their loss is about
$4,000 and insured for $33 900. The second
store was occupied by Barnard and billing
ham, dealers in Chamber furniture, whose
loss will be large.
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New loRK, April l2.-FRoM PORTO Rico
Advicesirom Guayama, PortoRico, of the 10Th
ult' state the Cholera had very much dimin-
ishcd and in many of the towns attacked had
entirely disappeared. Sugar had been some
what dull but encouraging accounts of the
trade from the United States impaired more
iirmncss to holders and a $50 was asked
with an upward tendency in prices. Molas-
ses in very active demand at 90 DC. Coffee
ll.1j a l..
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DEFEAT OF WALKERS ARMY.

Nlw ORLEANS, April lj.-Steamcr Empire
City via Havana has arrived bringing the
California mails of the Goth of March.
The steamer Ospray has been burnt in
Kingston, ia, llarbor, on the 2jth ult, and
was total loss She was nearly new and
belonged to the New York and Venezuelan
Steamship Company.
Adyices from Aspnwall state that Colonel
Schlessingcr with 400 Nicaragaan troops was
defeated near San Juan by u body of 500 Cos
Ia Rcans under Morans. The Costa Rica
army was about to enter Nicaragua.
The Indian troubles in Oregon and Wash
ington territories continue.
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tard--foR the LADIES To READ.-DP. CLoIGH g
CoIrNBIAS PILLS, are perfectly free from any kind
Of minerals and they safe and innocent to use,
under all circumstances, however delicate. These
Pills are skilfully prepared, under the eye Of a
thorough, prac!cing Physician, and it is our object
to furnish in this, one of the best Family medic-
mes" ever offered for sale ! The faithful use will in
short time restore the suppressed sccrctions and
excerctson, cure your pain in the side, cough con-
sumption, and bilious arrangement and restore
your spirits and bloom of health. lie sure and get
boxes for ) | 90, See advertisement.
A. c. SPEAR, Agent, Burlington.
Sept &c 1855 d6wtf
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New YORK, April li.-MExlcAN AFFAIRS.
The llcrald's Washington correspondent
writes Sen. Rublcs, the Mexican minister,
Will address note to Secretary Marcy to-
morrow, informing him Of his presence and
asking MN W nainc " Jay when he will be-
received. lie received a despatch TO-DAY
stating that the surrender of Puebla was
confirmed but that llaro " Castillo are not
to be found. They are supposed to have
made their escape.
The Mexican government has reduced six
hundred officers made prisoners to the rank
of common soldiers and have sent them south.
The government has also imposed contrbu-
buttons upon the clergy to dcfray the expense
of the war. Rubles thinks this will put an
end to difficulties.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

kansas.-REv. THEODORE PARKER, of Boston,
will deliver lecture ON the subject of Kansas, in
the Town Hall, Burlington, on the evening of
Thursday, the oath April.
Doors open at o'clock. Lecture commence at
s. Tickets % cents, to be obtained at the door.
d&wtan2i
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WAsHINGroN, April lG.-CoNGREss To-Day.
The Senate to-day passed the bill providing
for driving the small Spanish coin from cir
culation,
Tho House business was unimportant.
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Railroad Watches

nFmy own importation, cascd in heavy IS carat
- fine gold hunting cases, from ?. to 81 ounce
case. also fine ones in heavy silver cases, with my
own name and of my own importation, Of the finest
movements ! have oycr had the pleasure Of ofer-
ir,to kailroadmCu. Double Time Watches for
sportsmtu. Ladies Gold Watches in great variety,
Iiatlow prices, at the Old stand, Church street.
Feb dGWtf !. L, BRINsMAlD.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
ONE WEEK LATTER FROM EUROPE.

DECLINE IN BEEADnTutFs.
HAMrAN, H.-Thc Cambria arrived this
forenoon, with Liverpool dates of the Doth
No general news of Importance, additional
to adviccs by tho Washington, except that
certain difficulties in the Peace conference
had been removed, and the confidently ex-
pccted treaty would be signed in few days.
a general decline in BrcadstuiI7 has taken
place. Flour one shilling per Dbl lower
Wheat three d. London money market more
stringent, Consols 929 to 92S.
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WN EEIEVis.l E'sg.

nEroRrtp Fonr MANY fREL rUEss,
ny THE VERMONT AND BOSTON LINE.
\. \. IlowAHp, Operator.
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Pork. Hams and Lard.

FEW BBLS. Extra Mess, and Clear Pork, by
y the bbl OF Ii, Any quantity Of Hams Of ny
own curing, and Lard In hEklIs, half barrels OF
in smaller quantities.
Purchasers, please call and see, and dent buy
unless satisfied that you get your money worth.
Mach o. 1855 dtf A. S DEWEY.
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Watches,

I a BOXES tSix in Box) f Iluntr; and open
| ~ face gilt. galvanized and Gold and Silver
Levers and Lcpiues, among them are low priced
rliiu. Watches, medium and high priced accurate
time keepers, which will he sold az fair low prices,
q. the old stand, Church street.
Itwtr JE BRISSMAID
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Alpheus Flctcher's Estate.

ME, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been an
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District of Chttcuden, Commissioners to re-
ceive, examine and adjust the claims and demands
Of all persons against the estate Of Alpheus fletch
err late Of hcLurnc, in said District, deceased, re-
presented insoil vent, aud also all claims and de-
manls exhibited IN Offset thereto and six
month, from the day Of the date hereof being al
lowed by laid Court for that purpose, do there
fore hereby give notice, that We viii attend to the
business of our appointment at the dwelling Of
George b. Isham, in SEelbumc in said District,
on the 9th day of May and 18th day Of September,
next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on each sf said days.
Dated this sth day Of April, 4, d. ls56.
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Ghecse,

rINHERE Is, IN ny store, about seven thou'aad
Ibs.oc good Cheese; any ore wishing ioI
a Quantity les than six thousand eight hundred
and Ly lbs. can hardly fss! to be suited by select
~ go, fbts l5t A. :. DEWEY.
De-, -th. ls15. Qti
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ALBANY, April l2.--lMroRTANr DEusioS
The Court of Appeals has decided the case
Of the Mechanics Bank VS. the New Haven
Company, against the Railroad thus making
the ovcr-issued Stock valid claim either
as stock or n draft of Its value.
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s. II. CROOKS
Hotel and Dining Saloon,

NOS. - Il 50 e II AT IL AN STR EET,
Between Pearl and Duane, NEW YORK,
Offers inducements, so far cleanliness, comfort,
good living and economy can be combined, Cuual
a. r Iuo, li"'v ,
it is furnished with all reqiit modern improve
ments, seconded by his experience and utmost ciort'
to make it agreeable to those who appreciate quiet
home and good entertainment at moderate dhargos.
lie therefore respectfully invites h friends and the
public to mako trial of his Hotel and Dining
saloon.
II Rooms $500 Per week and upward5-37! cts,
per night.
June o. 1855. dly
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Carpets. Purchasers Of Carpetins are referred
to the advertisement Of the New England Carpet
Company, in another column. welt
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New ORLEANS, April l2.-Advces from
Galveston of the 18th, report the Indian de-
predations in northern Mexico as continuing
without abatement. Col. Senagua had sur
prised camp of the Indians and taken 200
prisoners.
Garland, the dcfaulting treasurer, has
been admitted to bail in $40, 900.
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Take Notice.

A LII PERSONS OWING THE LATE FIRM OF
~ Davy h Doolttle, are requested to call and
settle without delay. IL. II. DOOLITTLE.
Burlington, March 81, 1856 wiOw4
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The PEOPLES Store,

1872 CHURCH STREET.
F1NHE PUBLIC are respectfully invited to call
L and examine an entirely new and beautiful
stock, comprising
Il len DRESS SILKS.
Watcrcd and Figured silks, Gro De Rhin, do. oil
Boiled do. Fancy Black do. Mar.clain- and
Elorcnces do. Turf, Satins. Moirc Antiques.
u T. l. 4 ~ rs.
English De LANES, French do. American de-.
BARAG ES-FANCY AND PLAIN.
TISSUES, English, French and German.
LAWNS,-Jaconet, Bishop, Book, Bonnet Nan
sock.
DUMESTICS. .-Cottons, Linens, Woollcus.
Embroideries, Inserting, Smyrna and Saxony
Laces. Also
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
At Wholesale and Retail, by
HOTCllKlSS 4 JElLlSoN.
Burlington, March 27th, l-JG. dtwf
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Carpetings Cheaper than Ever.
OUR SCALE OF PRICES FOR
SPRING s ALES.

VNllE IMMENSE SUCCESS IN OUR SALES,
d attending fixed low prices each season
heretofore, has induced to offer, this spring all
sorts of Carpctings, including our new and fresh
goods as well as the old stock, at still lower rate
than ever, making it object for every one in
want of a carpet to call us as it will be seen by
the following schedule of Iriccs at which we shall
retail our goods, they being below the usual whole
sale prices and in many for the finer sorts of
auction goods, below the cost Of production.
i cents per yard for Hemp Carpets
20 cents per yard for Linen Carpets
80 cents per yard for Ingram Carpets
j cents per yard for Union Carpets.
40 cents per yard for Surer-Union Carpets.
so cents Per yard for Two-Ply Carpets.
go to 90 cents per yard for Extra Fine Carpets.
10 to So cents per yard for Superfne Carpets.
80 to 40 cents per yard for kiddcrminstcr Carpets
92 to LIZA cents per yard for Superhne English
Carpets.
TTREE.PLY CARPETS AT VERY Low RATES.
so to 81 rs per yard for Brussels Tapestry Carpets
Comprising beautiful and modern styles of English
and American manufacture.
81. rs to 81 GO per yard for splendid Velvet Tapes
try Carpets. The usual prices of which S2.25
and upwards.
Also, many styles of high cost Tapestry and Vel
vet Carpetings of Superior manu- acture, which, on
account of their high finish and beautiful quality
seldom imported to this country. will be sold at
the same prices of an ordinary article. Also
large stock of
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Embracing the largest assortment we ever had from
u feet wide to the narrowest width, at very low
prices. Also, Canton Mattings Stair Carpcts
Druggcts, feelings, Rugs, Mats and all articles
usually found in a first class Carpet Warehouse.
A great portion of our stock having been pur-
chased at the recent auction trade sales in New
York gives us superior advantages for supplying
our customers at low rates.
Neu England Carpet Company,
April wiOw3 IS Hanover Shea. BOSTON.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

LNEATHERS.-GEE HEN AND TURKEY
Il Feathers. Warranted new and good.
apl7wl2w3' MORIL LO MOVES.
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New StvLe Fan Gnn.la

\ HAVE neither tno nor space 90 mention the
different kinds, but would simply say that my
stock
S " q W e q " p l. T. r T..
and people in want of any article Of Boot or Shoe
rom white or Black satin slipper for that prot
tic-t of natural productions, pretty foot, To- th,
heaviest Of cow hide Boots, can find ii hcr,.
Please call and examine good and prices We
take pleasure in showing our goods whether you
wish to purchase or not.
dtf IA " rs If. pIATp Jr
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Vermont 4 Canada Railroad,

-, WINTER ARRANGEMENT.--
Esss:;:5s.ssa Northern, Western, British and 1 ;.
E.n-En.. Mail Route
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
NAIL TRAIN connects at Windsor and White
River Junction with trains from Boston, New
York and st. Johnsbury. Leaves Windsor at 80
2. NJ, stops over night at St. Adams, proceeds next
morning to Rousc's Point where it connects with
trains for Ogdensburg and Montreal.
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified at 100
A. VI. for Rouse's pont-connects at Essex with
train from Rutland and at ouses Point with trains
for Montreal same evening.
Leave White River Junction at 2.15rM
Montpeierat 7ij AM 800 "
Burlington at $40 Il 9.35 " & C.35 "
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Leave Nouse's Point at 11.l2 AN. & $40 r.M.
" St. Adams $50. A.M.-l.2O 4 j.j3 "
" burlington 7.20AM. & 2.5i
" Montpelier " $40 4 5.ij
The $50 A. NJ. Train from st. Albans connect
at White River Junction and Windsor with trains
for Boston and New York and ntcrmcdin tc stations,
arriving in Boston (va Concor,D earlier than by any
other route
II Tickets for Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago, and the
West, for sale at the principal stations.
r. SlIERBURNE, supt.
Mortified. Feb 2jth. 1856.
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LNRUIT TREES.-A CHOICE ASSORTMENT
H of Apple, STANDARD and Dwarf Pear, Plum
and Cherry trees, just received and for sale by
apl1d3taw42wl j. :. pElhCE.
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To Rent,

VENHE DWELLING HOUSE OF THE LATE MRS.
i Elizabeth Langwurthy. The Prcmces have
been recently repaired and are now in good COM
dition. W W. PECK, Executor.
mL9q diff
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Cards.

DY THE GROSS, dozen or single Pack, Of al
ID qualities from II cts. to a II per pack, Chess,
backgammon Boards &c. at the oi stand Church
Street. j. L. BRlNSMAID.
Dec. Is. 1855 d&wtf
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Havana "Outragcsu

A RE SCARCE and actively sought after by
{ FHitu-'orsi tut Ha9aaa urauges-vary
lle-e and s"oe.--arc in great abundance and out
a-,ou-ly cheap on the west side f tue square.
January, - 1856.
Iuo1lg'c e. taken from reliable uice current
made ul 'o.eo in while" ty DEWEY
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Flowers and Fruits.

VNllE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE A
Il fine assortment Of hardy ornamental Shrubs !;
June, Hybrid perpetual and Bourbon Roses; llerba-
ceous Pcrcnnials and cdding out Plants, 'also,
PEAR TREES pear and ounce stocks.
Gooscbcrry, Currant, Raspberry AMI blackberry
bushes, and Strawberry plants of the choicest vario
tics; finest varieties of Rhubarb, &c. &c, all which
he will sell as low they can be procured from
any reliable nursery in this region.
PEAR TREES so cts. to 81 90.
ROSE BUSHES, very fine varieties, Scots each,
IS 90 per doz.
VERBENAS, so splendid varieties 81 20 per duz
for fine plants small plants well rooted s. 90
per doz except new and rare Varieties co varieties
all very fine for So co.
All who saw my collection of Vcrbenas last
season pronounced it the finest they had ever seen
and | have added many new varieties of the most
promising character.
Other bedding plants 81 so to 50 90 per doz.
Circulars containing farther particulars to varie-
ties and prices, will be ready by the 10th Of April
and will be sent gratis to all applicants
&c. WORCESTER.
avO Il tut,
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WIN. HARMON. ? Comm,ss,one'
W. GEORGE r. PEASE, }

GOLD PENS AND CASES.-lIIIS DAY RE-
u cyiyrp fine assortment Of Office and Pocket
Gold Pens with cases. Also some new and choice
patterns Of Silver PenholderI-at the Church Street
Book Store by H. A. FULLER.
ap3 d&wtf
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BOOKS FOR THE SEASON." Tue YOUNG
- Gardener Assistant; ""Downng 3 Landscape
tar denngi "Amercan FlowerGarden Directory"
"Cole's Fruit Book" Also a good assortment Of
Agricultural works, for sale by Il. A. FULLER.
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DAGUERREOTYPE GOODS,

Hunting Goods, such Fasks, Shot Pouches
Patent Wads and Cartridges, Gun Caps, l and
barrel Pistols, Rcvolvcrs, Drinking Flasks.
Pidtcd and Britannia Ware,
Tea Sets, Egg Boilers, Candlesticks, Tumblers,
Communion Sets, Cake Fruit and Card Baskets,
Fans of many styles and prices, Willow Ware,
CANNON Boards, Chess Men and Chequers Plain
Hair and Curls, Morison's Pills, and an extensive
variety of other articles having very much en-
largoi and improved my Store, lowered my floor,
and counters, and opened the richest stock OF
Goods ever hand, shall aim to sell goods to tho
permanent satisfaction of GU TONERS all are invited
to call and see at BRINSMAlD'S
Jewery Store, Church street.
Where customers rely getting goods at as
low price sregularly as in any other quarter.
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