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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-05-14

y A. FAHNESTOCK & CO., Corner of Wood and First Sis. Pittsburgh, Pa,
Whn%TG Glass hsswT.s SURE. Instruments lartO IL TELsmns RhTt h"GeIs rTuH Hy brushes
store and ohrhr sale |mons White Lead, in pcksgsd 20 rU"H 10 ao ~ paHSseHh' "hh
We wGaneet ohe tn weight HrtyT ue,m and nHrAHe ny nyh PaMF:
Having resident radnes in New YORK and Philadelphia keH.Nurge all cEtf~s rh he market We
Meena6ed to SELL Drugs &c. for cashier to ronPdmed dealers" as hvc~de' HH - s"FhI "@nR
houses
HFB A. Fahnedocks yrmHnge furnished with EngMh Cgmaz.F e=chA and Spanish dNGr g.
Pittsburgh Pa Ph g. l63m.
p T.. SELLERS & Co, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
L - =. oRNER OF 100 AM sEC0SDs TREE oa Stand Of Oglar& sromnJf TTTTnHcEE ~ VIII ~
.CINEs CHEMICALS GUNS. oils DYE sTCFFs, wINDnw Glass LASW AkE.SCEGICALE SsrRU-
MENrs, PATENT MEDICINES. WHITE LEAD REL LEAD, LITHAKGEA and ZINC FAINT, together A
aXE-weT arr sole PTofTeaHs CT sELErs CELEBRATED LyER FILLS. YER IFrGE, & I&rERIn
Cough ri Pittsburgh ul ICON
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-05-14
TRY GOODS! DRY GOODS! AT

- TUE WARREN DRY GOODS STORE."-We
are now receiving our stock Of Spring and sumner
Goods, comprising nearly everything belonging 70 the
dry goOiS traie.
Encouraged by the liberal patronage extended 70 rs
the past season. We have purchased largely. and de-
sign to furnish to the people Of Warren and vicinity,
such bargains Al will secure the attention CT the
masses.
We design 10 demonstrate TO our patrons tbs adv2n.
tages OF dealing with those who adopt the
A SYSTEM.
And are exclusively engaged in a particular branch Of
business
We intend to do a straight forward business, and We
ask for no success hut that which waits on industry
and honest dealing.
We respectfully solicit attention 20 orr stock. to
which additions will he made TO suit the wants OF the
people, and which viii be found far heavier and more
ger eral than heretofore exhibited.
aprs3 PECK. BCRwELL g. co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-02-29
Engraving 4 Printing.

r5'HE SUBSCRIBER Is PREPARED TO DO EN-
u CRAVING ANb PRINTING or EVERY KIND, in the
very best manuar aud on tho most reasonable
terms. The most fashionable Wedding, Visiting,
and other Cards; Portraits, Lnndscapcs, Diplomas,
Merchants Show Cards, Consular Noarinl seals,
Seal Presses Of every description, &c, &c. Per-
sons at distance from the city can have engraving
or printing of any kind promptly and carefully ex-
ecutcd by sending design or description by mail.
If specimens are desired, two stamps should he sent
for the same. Address
WILLIAM n. DtINNELGn
l9G broadway, GER Dcy ST., N. Y.
Nov. q, w22mos.3
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j. A. Carpenters's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Hon the Probate
District Of Chittcnlcn. SIS, Court for the District Of
Chttenden. To all Persons interested in the estate
Of Isad,rc A. Carpenter, u minor under tho age Of
fourteen years. HbtrUN"
WHEREAS, Anccia Carpenter, Guardian Of lsl-
doTe A. Carpenter, has made application to this
Court in writing for license to sell all the real estate
OF her said Mari, Consisting IN her interest in the
Homestead Of Orrin Carpenter late of Huntington,
in sad District deceased and in her interest in the
reyersion of the Widow dover, in said cst1tc) fer
the purpose Of placing the proceeds Of saii sale at
interest. or investing the same in stocks
And the said Cour assigned the 81 day Il March
next a. the Probate Court Rooms, 10 hoag and de
eide upon said application, and ordered that public
notice thereof should be given TO all persons inter-
etri IL said sale, by puuli,hiu; this order, three
scchs successfully, Ia the Darlington F1ee Press,
previous to the day a'-igued for hearing.
TuERFroHF, you are hereby notified, To appear be-
fore said Court, az the time and place appointed,
and show cause if any YOU have, why said license
shoud not be granted.
Given under my hand, at burlington this Nth tay
- T.lrt A -
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New Goods

AZ BR1NsMAtD'S JEWELRY STORE, Church st
Z , oticues of various styles, Papier Machc, and
~ Silvercd Fans, Black Fans, Boys Belts, Masks,
. variety of new styles handsome Cameo Pins,
Iocket Pins, Coral and Pearl set Pins, Gold and
Hair Bracelets, and variety of Gold, Pearl, Ruby,
Garnet and Emerald and plain and chased 10 and Is
CARAT Rings Also, Watches of every kind and
prices, at the lowest prices. New Goods constantly
arriving at BRlNSMAlD'S
Jewelry Store, Church street
May 30th, 1855. d&wtf
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- HARRISON'S.
COlumbiauT Tonic Stimulant

WILL plre all diseases caused by prostrltion OF
digestive power. Its action is immediate as n
stimulapt to the vital energy TO its healthy
force as tonic, to sustain and perpotua To that
force till healthy secretons restored and natu
raj power returns. It will remove all mild forms
of Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, Bilious
Collie Fever, and Fever and Ague; and in connec-
ton with Harrison's Columbian Vegetable Eulctic
will cure the most severe cases of these and
other acute diseases in the shortest possible time
The Dyspcptic finds immediate relief, and perma-
neut cure, in its For all Bronchial and Pal
monary affections, it has great restorative efficacy
The achohol and opium inebriatcs will find ii
perfect substitute forboth those disease ngcndcrng
and health destroying articles. 1t is an exclusive
ly vegetable composition; and a pure tonic and
stimulant, without the slightest diseasing proper
ty in its composition or action on the system. The
friends Of Temperance then will find it an agent Of
great potency in their cause, and that the ytiatod
cravings of a diseased appetite under its use will
give place to healthy action and natural desires.
1t is delicious the taste, aud grateful to the sem
sibilities of the stomach. 1t may be taken IN its
present form, rich syrup, or in water, making
delightful average. As a daily bcvcrcg', its de-
lciousness is Inequaled by any fermented or alec.
holic preparation. 1t prevents "a well as cures
disease, It's applicable in all seasons, TO all
disease, and conditions of LIE, anu from eK-
tremc of infancy to extreme Of age. Price 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-02-29
Fall and Winter Goods.
G.. F, STAMFORD,

HAS RECEIVED A LARGE SUPPLY Oh
IL Goods, the past fortnight making ono of the
most extensive stocks ever exhibited in Vermont
consisting OF Carpetng, Oil Cloth, Brocatce, Lace
and Muslin Curtains, Counterpanos, Blankets,
Fldnuels, Merinos, Cobutg, Nj. DeLainc, SILKS, Em.
brOideries, Ribbons, Trimmings, Gloves, Hosiery,
Cloths, Cassimeres, &c, &C, comprising all the
leading styles of Dress and House keeping Goods,
TO which the attention Of tie public is respectfully
invited.
burlington, Sept. 18th, 1885 d3wtf
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A New and Complete
Typographical Map of (bittenden
Comfy.

ENRON actual measurement by instrumental Sur
i yoys through the County by and under the
direction Of H. +. Walling(S State Engineers of Mass
The undersigned having purchased the recent
surveys, arc preparing to publish New and Com
pete Typographical Map of Chittenien County;
surveys made by experie need Cui Engineer.
All the Public Roads, locations Of Dwellings, Places
OF " orshp Post Offices, School Houses, Country
Stores, Hotels, Mills, shops &c. sc. to be
marked.
Theaanss Of Property holders generally, are also
To be inserted upon their places in the style of the
Maps of Chemung Co. n. Y. New London County
Conn. Wayne and Ashtabull Co.'S. Ohio by the
same publishers. The villages win be engraved
upon large scale upon the margin Of the map, also
a Business Directory for each. A table Of distances
showing the number Of miles from Post Office
To- any other in the County. An highly ornamcnted
border will surround the Map. 1t is all to he En-
srnvcd by the best artists in this Country. hand
somely Colored aud Mounted aHd delivered to our
Customers at Frs Dollars per Copy, which on
count OF its limited Sale and immense expense is
considerc very reasonable. The Map. sold by
order. cvcusiyely by the Publisher. aud no copy
will be left for sale after the work &, delivered.
We therefore confidently express the hearty CO.
opo alton Of the Citizens OF this County.
VIM. T.. BAKER 4 Co. Publishers.
ro,t Office address, Worcester, Mas.
February, T. 1855. w32wu
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JOSEPH D. ALLEN'} c, In chan's r! in

JOSEPH D. ALLEN.) In Chancery in
GEORGE W. AUBREY. November "a' Te Guun 1855
WHEREAS Joseph ALLEN of Burlington in the
w County of Chttenden and State of Vermont,
at the Term Of the Court of Chancery held at Bur
lington in the County of Chittenden, afore said on
the LIST Tuesday Of November A. d. 1855, entered
his petition gan.t George W. Aubery Of Burling-
ton AFORESAID, stating in substance that the .ad
George W. Aubery the lth day Of October A. d.
ISL duly executed to the said Joseph d. Allen a
Mortgage deed of certain land situated in the town
Of Burlington in the County of Chittenden and des
cribed as follows, viz; certain parcel of land,
situated in the town of Burlington aforesaid on the
northweserly side of the old road leading from the
head of Pearl Street to the Bridge at Onion River,
lower falls, and lies in the south easerly
of that certain lot parcel of land No. 400,
plan of lands in Burlington made by John johnson,
ia ted April, 1888, and is recorded in the 18th book
of records of deeds of lands in Burlington Town
Clerks Office, on pages 49, ami ass, which piece
Of land is G3 feet and inches on sail road, and
is lG6 feet and 3 inches deep, and has brick
dwelling house, and wooden out buildings thereon,
Conditioned for the payment of the of eight
hundred and fifty dollars, specified in six certain
promissory notes, bearing date on the 18th day of
October A. u, 1851, all signed by said Aubery
and payable said Allen order, the LIST for
one hundred and fifty dollars payable LIST January
1852 with interest, the ID, ith and 9Th notes for
hundred and fifty dollars each, payable LIST
January lsi3, 1855, and 1856, respectively with in
tereSt payable annually, tue 81 note ior TWO nun
bred dollars, payable LIST January 1854 with inter-
est annually, and the 9Th note for fifty dollars pay
able LIST January 1857; ais, stating that the said
first note has heen paid, and that on the I'd note
had been paid on 10th FebruHry 1851 mine dollars
and on LIST August 1854, one hundred dollars, and
that the residue Of said notes is now justly due and
owing and has not been paid according to the
effect Of the same /; and praying that the equity of
redemption of the said George W. Auhcry in the
premises may be foreclosed agrcably to the act to
diminish the eXpencos of foreclosing mortgages in
equity.
And at the term of this Court above mentioned it
being made to appear that said George W. Auhcry
was without this State and had not had any notice
Of said petition, it ordered that the said George
W. Aubery be notified TO appear ON the hrst day of
the next stated term of said Court to be held nj
Burlington in the County of Chttenden aforesaid
on the last Tuesday IN March 1856, and make an
to the said petition, by publishing this order
stating the substance Of said petition in the
Burlington Free Press, public Newspaper printed
at Burlington in said Chittendon County three weeks
succe ssiyely, the last Of which shall be at best
twenty days previous to the term of said Court least
aforesaid
Il. FRENCH, pepuiy Clerk,
NiiWJ
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N ew Arrival.

ry'TE subscriber has just received from tho Mills
i n large stock of Lumber, consisting Of the fol-
lowing kinds
Seasoned Spruce and Pine tongucd and groovcd
flooring Boards;
Gang Sawed Ilomlock Boards at 50 per NJ.
/ inch lcmlock Boards for fencing.
Norway Pine Boards for flooring and roofing,
and Large lot Of Cedar Shinglcs.
The subscriber has also on hand and for sale cheap
for cash, Carriages and Slcighs of all kinds. lie
pairing of Carriages done on short notice.
Also, 800 Cords Of Wood for sale, which will be
delivered in any part of tho village.
JOHN X. GRAY.
Oct. Sd, 1855, wlim3
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State Of Vermont Chittendnn c..
iL ~ hLlNHIbN "a WINGS IA
Ue.
GEORGE PETERSON.
WILLIAM TIlOBP AND
ANTIHf - htr.trHs ta44

GEORGE PETERSON, : March Torn.
WILLIAM THORP AND 1856.
DANIEL y. BUCKLEY.
WHEREAS, the burlington SAVINGS Bank, n cor-
poration duly Incorporated Ly the Legislature oftt,
State OF Vermont AMI doing business I'm Burlington
in said Chittendcn County, has by ils S,liItYr.
Weston & shaw filed I'm thi, Court its Petition
setting forth in substance that on the Sd doy If
October 1873, George Peterson Of sad Darlington.
executed to Samuel Ilickol, then Of snd Errliur-
ton, now deceased o mortgage deed Of oil that I,t
or parcel Of land called the Brewery 1t in said rur
lington, and described as follows. viz Breiuuing
in the west line Of Champoin street. south OF luth
Street, at the northeast corner of 'hc NAL, hopse
lately owned by the said pctor-on which b. also the
southeast corner Of laud owned by John sofaycn,
thence westerly. 10 line Mt right Gle. with .niI
Champlain street, eight ,ol- thence .outncrly. ina
line parallel with said c amrllin Street twcuty
rods thence easterlv in n line at ,ht angle. with
said Champlain Street eight rods " said street,
thence northerlv, In the wet line of .pid e'rcct.
twenty rods to the place of beginning, CON aiming
one acre Of land more rr 'trs -9u.ii.ucl for ,hc
m ymcnt VI certain nrntn..ury note dated Oct her
3 1889, for one tbon.and dollars. signcd by sail
Peterson, and payable IA said IIckok or order. ia
one wear from date with interest that the aid n,te
Is now duc and upn,id that an tho I'm or Octo-
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Furniture and upholstery
w q X "a

with noatncss and dispatch, We manufacture also,
Spring Beds of all kinus fitted to any Bedstrad aud
Mattresses Of Hair, Moss, Iiusk and Palm Leaf
(Which we ~a1dm to be such a. are represented by
in regard to quliry If maternal and p,1nulcfurO
at city prices.
cyan Goods bought at this establishment will
be carefully put up and delivered at the Cars or
Steamboats,,
Free of barge,
to the purchaser.
We have lett witt 90 sale two7 Octave round
and carved case Pianos which will be sold much
than the regular price Of instruments of their
quality of finish and tone, The public are invited
TO examine them.
Persons wishing To- purchase such Gooda will do
well to look over our stock before purchasing else
whore.
WM. IL. ROOT co.
April IL, 1850 jlmosGwly
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TILDEN q cos.
Fluid and Solid Mcd,cinalr,ra

TuId ma NOIIH W'NIrInNT INlTaCts.
HAVING RECEIVED the Agency for the above
i Extracts, am prepared 90 furnish these yala-
able Medicines at Wholesale and r9tail. Druggist.
and Physicians will find il for their interest to re-
ceive their supplies from me, rs can furnish them
At the Manufacturers Wholesale prices in small
large quantities, thereby making a saving to them
Of frei ght
ParpMct. containing list and fall directions
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-02-29

noCTOR GEO. NJ. TIGHE, STUD
- under Sir Ashley Cooper, late of the City of
London, England has taken up his abode in Rut-
land, Vermont, and is now prepared to practice
upon Cancers, Tumors and Ulcers; Scrofula. Salt
Rheum, Nenereal Diseases ,whe cute orc chronic
ana all Cutaneous Diseases of the skin He pledges
himself not to take any person under treatment
whom he cannot cure, and makes no charge where
there is no cure effected. Persons bringing certi6.
GATES from the Minister of their Religion of their
inability to pay, he will cure without charge and
will forfeit hundred dollars in every case of fail
ure. This he feels assured will be sufficient to con-
vince the public, that he does not belong to that
class of persons called charlatans, or quacks who
liveupon he suderngs and credulty their fellow
creatures.
SYMPTOMS OF CANCER.-This disease originate.
in the form of Pimples, Warts, Scales, Horny Pro-
tuberances, Preternatursl engagements, and Tuber
cular Elevations. Sometimes unusual heat and
very unpleasant itching, succeeded by n twitcbnp
and sensation felt as if there were nv or spder
crawling over the part, and a intervals darling
shooting pain, which become MOI re frequent sstbe
disease progresses.
1t also originates from blows, bruise. andthe
ordinary cause and states of Inflammation produce
Cancer; grief and anxiety are also its Causes
Sorrow for the loss of relatives also ofen produces
It. 1t is favoured by age and by the unmarried
state in women; when il occurs n the married tho
menses almost alwayscease first, showing a connec
ton between them it aJso npears very commonly
at the period when this secretion disappears II
occurs even in subjects young a FIVE years, but
mostcommon in advance dl life and scrofua predis
poses to it.
The Doctor willattcnd n patientsin the country
ifcnlled on to do so, to inform them of hiswhere-
abouts that they may avail tn emsclves of his ser
vices. His address is g. R. GRoRGE NJ. TIGHE
next door east Washington Hotel, West streets
Rutland, Vt
GEORGE NJ. TIGHE,
Prlcfica ICarcrr Doct.
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stiffness. Another important advantage is, that by
using the Polish, articles be starched n either
cold or boiled starch and ironcd immediate without
the unfavorable results which usually folio by the
ordinary manner. Price only rs cts. in larg ,ottles
Prepared by d. TAYLOR Jr., 10 Broa street,
Boston, and sold by druggists and grocers &c orally
j. VI. HENRY, Waterbury, General A ent for
Vermont and Canada East
Oct. LIST, 1850 w.
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DANIEL .LAWRENCE 4 CO.,
Only Manufacturers of
M d for q II IL m.

Sold at wholesale at our Distillsry in Medford
also at our store
NO. 5j5 COMMERCIAL STREET,
Near the Charles Rriycr Bridget Boston,
and warranted pure, when purchased directly from
US. Town Agents can be supplied with the hest
Rum and Alcohol by sending their orders by
mail, or Railroad Express.
~ Look out for Counterfeit Medford Rum,
which is manufactured aud sold in Boston.
n. i. We have no agents employed to sell our
rum.
MEDroRD, September 9Th 1853. wllmos3.
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Wanted, Wanted

Active, Intelligent, and Enterprising 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 i. getting more plenty every day,
Business is good, Farmers are selling their produce
for good prices, and Coon Books, were never sell
ling better than at the present time.
Our list embraces works from the best Authors in
the world, and includes. the celebrated works OF
I. 5. Arthur, the sale of which alone will enable
an agent to make more money with the same out
ay,than any other business in which he can engage.
NOW is the time 10 commence.
For circular giving full particulars, address,
l.. p. CROWN & Co., Publishers,
w20w4 Gl Cornhill Boston
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Notice.

fslHE subscriber having purchased the entire In
l. terest OF Z. NJ. Davey, in the late firm Of Da-
vey and Doottle, will continue the Hardware aud
Agrcultural business at the old stand, sign of the
saw, College street. ii. ii. DOULlITLE.
Burlington, sept l9, 1905. d&wf
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HARRISON'S
Columbian Vegetable EmetiC

win withdraw and expel all diseased matter, solid
fluid or gaseous, from all parts Of the system.
Besides its emotc properties, it IS eXPectcrant, al
terative and anodyne. 1t acts in each of its modes
according to nature, relieves the laborng organism
Of diseased matter, and permits FREQ action OF its
natural functions TO restore strength. 1t is the
only safe and certain medicine in all severe forms of
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Bilious Collie, Dysentcry,
Purisy and every other acute disease. 1t has great
remedial power in all chronic diseases, assisted by
the lnygoratug and sustaining power of llarrisons
Columbian Tonic Stimulaut, cures arc certain.
Principles Of treatment and directions for use nc-
company each medicine. Price 80 cents
Z ~ Wholesale Agent for New England, GEO.
W. BRIGGS, Statoner and wholesale and retail
dealer in IIarison's Columbian Inks and American
Perfumery, S2s Washington Street, opposite the
Adams House, Boston.
August llth 1855. wlyear
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DRUGGET CLOTHS

YARDS WIDE,
Beautiful patterns just received at tho
CORNER ST ORE
yet. 10, %. ddEtf Lynn AN
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Onions,

ZANE HUNDRED BUSHELS for sale, Wholesale
Oor Retail, by N. LOVELY, Agent Church
street. d6wtf
January, II, 1856.
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FALL ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING THURSDAY, Oct ,4th. 1855
nNE PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY each way
GOING EAST.
Leave ogdensburgh at $50 A. NJ, arriving at
Rouses Point 90 +. NJ.
GOING WEST.
Leave Rouses Point at 80 A. NJ, arriving at
Ogdensburgh, $3.50 I'm.
Connections.
At Rouses Point, with Vermont 8. Canada Rail-
road and Lake Chamrlan steamers, for Boston,
Burington Troy, Albany, New-York and Cham
plain st. Lawrence Railroad for Montreal and
Quebec
At Mocr's Junction, with Montreal 4 New-York
Railroad; for Montreal, Quebec, Plattsburgh, Bur-
!ington, Troy, Albany and New-York.
At Ogdensburgh, with the Bytown 4 Prescott
Railway for the City of Ottown, and Ontario 4 st
Lawrence Steamboat Company steamers for the
South and West.
Passengers by Railroad go through to Troy same
day; by Lake Champlan st amer arriving early
| next morning.
Through Tickets to be had by either Route at the
principal stations.
Trains stop 81 minutes at Malone for dinner
GEO. V. HOYLE, Supt.
OFFICE y. X. r., Malone y. y,
Sept 20, 1853. wifi
! rsNuRNIPS AND POTATOES for Sale by
Jan. 2oh, " d&wtf
HeEECHER's RECEIPT BOOK. For Sale at
HUNTlAGTON'S.
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II A nj s

q QUANTITY OF HAMS, SMALL SIZE, DESl
~ nABLE tor boiling. Hotel Keepers and Retailers
WILDE supplied on reasonable terms at -
July a. dSwt A. s. DEWEY
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For Boys.

A FINE ASSORTMENT OF all wool Tweeds and
~ Union Cassimcros. Also, Plain and Fancy
Linens, for Coats and Pants, just the things OF
summer wear, at LYMAN'S
May IL, 1903. ddwtf
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NORTHERN RAILROAD, NY.
FALL ARRANGEMENT

!:E';':s.Es:'' .iis i
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SHEET MUSIC,

More than Ten thousand Piece. now on hand, and
all new pieces of Music received as publish
ed. Glee Books and Church Music Books of every
description.
Mn. RUST will sell all articles as low those of
the same quality can be obtained in any city, and
liberal discount made to Teachers and those who buy
to sell again.
Grateful for the liberal patronage he has thus far
received, he will spare no effort to keep complete
assortment of all articles usually kept in a Music
Store and by constant personal attention to his bu
sincss, hopes to see in his New and Commdous-
Store, ALL of his OLD, and many customers.
Burlington July Is, 1858. w3wtf
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New Books.

4 MEXICAN FEMALE EDUCATION. WHAT
a and by Whom. Price % cents.
Lucy Berton or Woman's Rights; and Spiri-
tualism; Price 81 rs, for sale by
SAM'L. HUNTINGTON.
Corner of Church 4 College Street.
Nov. 18th, 1855. dGwtf