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copy OF "A Letter received by Mr.. Curtain, our
Agent at Cacutta.--My Dear Sirs desire to state
few instances of good resulting from the use Of
the Pain Killer. The first ase that shall mention
in which performed n cure was that Of a boy who
had his right hand severely scalled by the falling
Of boiling oil on it, and who was in few days per-
fccly cured by the application Of a mixture Of
Cream and Pain Killer, as directed in such cases
Then my girl cured on an obstinate Couch.
Lastly, shall refer to nyscll-I took the medicine
not from any confidence had in it on the con
trary, took it with great deal of fcor-howcvcr,
must own that it several times relieved me Of cold
in tho chest--and it cured me Of a Fcycr-of pain
i'll the kace-and an ulcer in the mouth. In adj.
uou to the above, case of cholera wa. brou hit to
my notice, a co1chman was attacked with this
disease, and medicines kept for this complaint were
given to the man without any effect, aud, as the
last resort, when he was cold mud specchlcss, the
Pain Killer was administered, which threw warmth
into the system and revived his sinking energy
in short the man restored
Yours afcctionatcly. X. W. CHILL.
Sold by A. c. SrrAR, Burlington. l. L. butcher
\ SoS, St. Albans, and by Medicine Dealers gen
orally wi2w. dlawiw
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AcClDENTs.-On the 18th inst Julian X .
olmsted,a young man of Benson VI, had his
hand terribly mange1 by circular saw
with which he was saving wood by horse
power.-On Monday Of last week child of
Mr. James Belchcr, of Glysvillc VT. "a lit
tie boy two and half years old,) was almost
instantly killed yoke of oxen, attached
to large, heavy roller, took fright from the
hiring ola gun, and rushed directly over the
little boy, who WAS crushed under the pom
derous weight of the roller
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W III
1856.
1856.
SPRING TRADE,

NEW, RICH AND FASHIONABLE
ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS AND SHOES
NOtR personal examination is requested, Of n
large stock Of the above articles, adapted to
this season of the year Particular attention has
been paid to the finer qualities Of work for Ladies
and Gentlemen, AMI we never have been able to
show 30 good an assortment as at present.
~ TWE LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
May he found ngress Caters Of all kinds from
81 30 to s. 80; Side and Front Lace cditer from 81
to 81 %; Kid, Goat, Glove III |. French HID Mo-
rocco French Morocco, Enamccl Leather, Calf
Kip and Sllit Leather, Front and Il lie Lace Boots
IN great variety; Buskus, EXccl,iors, Tio. and
Slippers, for dress and toilet, from j1c t. 81 A fine
as Jrtmcnt Of Uh1c nd amt N,iia Caters and Slp.
pcrS, and many other varieties.
GENI'N DEPARTMENT.
Fine Drcs, Boots, Of Patent Leather and French
Calf; Congress Gaiters; kos.uth Boots; Promenade
and oxford Ties; Iec'cd Pumps and slippers of all
kinds; and all the Intermediate links to a heavy
cow-hde Boot or Bro gan.
Boys, Youths, Misses and Childlcn's Shoe. Of
every kind and prize.
Manuiac uring and repairing dono to order at
sho't notice. Rips ncndcd gratis in all work sold
by JAMES H. PLATT JR.
Free Press Building, COLLEGE St, WIS 3w
Burlington Vt
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SR'siCsA
FARMERS

FARMERS,
GARDENERS.
FRUGr-GHONER
rOCK-RAlSERS,
MERCHANTS,
MECHANICS,
ALL RESIDING
~ CITY or COUNTRY
-gtWho own or Cultivate II FAtM-n
GARDEN LAWN. orcven uta hot SE-lAkD,
can adl very greatly, not on'y to tho rLLAsrRr,
but to tho PROFIT Of their labor by consulting a
rnoRorGn.GoIvG, PRACTICAL and RELIABLE
JOURNAL, devoted exclusively to subjects con-
ncctcd with SOIL CuLrURE-such as growing
FIELD CROPS ORCHARD and GARDEN FRUITS ;
GARDEN VEGETABLES aud FLOWERS 1nrE,.
PLANTS, and FLOWERS, for tho LAWN or YARD,
iS-pooR and orr-pooG work around the DIV Eli
LING clrc of DOMESTIC ANIMALS. &c, &c.
S.lt v f,.fll : !
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TuINGs on FooT With all the love of Yer.
monters for the soil we dwell on. most of
them prefer to have little something be-
tween them and it. Such will be interested
to know that j. II. PaATT, Jr,, has recently
returned from market with very large as
sortment of foot coverings, high and log ,
great and small, old and young white and
black fast and slow, cheap and dcar-no. all
cheap, and going of rapidly at bis Shoe
Store, Free Press building.
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Hinesburgh Academy,

a IL LEA EN NDlt III, Principal.
'1'llE SUMNER TERM OPENS On WEDNES.
L day May 2lst. Tuition 500. The friends
Of this Institution requested to take notice
that the services Of Mr.. Lcavcnworth have been
permanently secured. To effect this some chan
have been made. One is, the division Of the AGA
demical year into IIiREE TERMS Of about fr-
teen weeks each. The Fall term Commences on
Sept 10th. myqwtr
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FLOUR CoMING DowN.-Who could have
believed last December that in May -four
would be quoted in New York city at frac-
ton under six dollars barrel Yet this
thing has come to pass, aud the probabilities
are that -four, breadstuffs and provisions Of
all kinds, will continue to come down for the
balance Of the year
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Important News by Teleeraph,
70 UVI SPIInS VIOthIns now 5 TIC limo.
But where's the place to buy it,
I'm told at Platt', on College street.

To bug Spring Clothln: now's the time.
Bu' where's the place to buy it,,
m told at Platt's on College street,
think IN 20 aud try il
The sale of Clothing at Platts i,unIcr fine head
way lie l. selling moro goods than some low con-
Germs are aware of just now, the Grpd- are ne
ana attractive, To say nothing of the extremely low
price, they are sold at. Hence the crowd there
hp'1 dtf
Y EN GOODS, Ar THE CHURCH n. JEWEL
~ store. Having spent the past two week
am"n-'i the Manufacturers, Importers ani Dealer.
IN Watches, Clocks, Jewelry Plated, Britanui, and
fancy "opds, have purchased and am opcGinr, aud
VIII open duiing this week and neat, the most cy-
tensNe, varied and beautiful stock ever opened m
burlington. Ladies and gentlemen, and eli vino
'lsi' burlington are desired to call aud sec what
have Tor -alc, and ali purchasers wall find 1t ior
,h'r interest To examine ing foods ami prices. !
nave never had go good aud pretty assortment and
never So cheap.
Nateh-work Engraving, dc., attended to in the
most satisfactory manner. j. h. BRINSMAID.
my'dt" Church St, Burlington, VI
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The Hobbs Lock-" has at last bee n
picked by Linus Yale, Jr., Of Newport.
ty singular and ingenius method Of meas
urement taken through tie key hole, the
action OF the key upon the curve Of the tum.
hlcrs Of the lock is mapped out from which a
wooden key is made, which unlocks and
locks the lock, and in all respects operates it
as perfectly as the true key
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TIE State Council of the American party
IN Massachusetts, had very stormy session
on the 9th inst. Noses c. Cobb of Dorches
ter, Fillmore man, was elected President for
the ensuing by vote Of 1873, to llG
for Mr.. Bcnchlcy, anti-Filmorc. \ motion
u rerudiate the nomination of Fillmore and
DonelsOn was laid ON the table Fifty
delegates opposed to that nomination left the
council, and had a separate meeting, and ap-
pointed committe to take steps preparatory
to calling State Convention at an early dav
They signed a declaration regulating the
Fillmore and Doneson nomination and their
adherence to the Springfield platform.
The New Hampshire American State Coun-
Gil held at Plymouth on the 9th inst. unan-
lmously repudiated the Fillmore and Donel-
son nomination. They passed strong anti
Nebraska resolutions.
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JACOB S1rfFLtBEAN has been appointed
Postmaster at East Sheldon, in place of
Moses Wells, removed for his " American"
procliyities. DR.. II B. Brown has been APP
pointed Postmaster Of Hartford white River
Nillasc) in place of j. C. Brooks, Esq. re-
moved
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CORPORATION OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT



'INlllS action was entered at tho March Term of
L said Chittenden County Court, A. D. 1856, and
is an action of debt judgment rendered by said
Court, at the May Term thereof, A. u. 1854, in IA
vor Of said University of Vermont and against the
said Bryan and demands in damages six hundred
dollars
In the said cause, it having been suggested to the
Court at its last Term that the defendant res. les
without the State and that no personal notice has
been had by him;-thc said cause was continued
for ticc to said Bryan
And the said Harmon Bryan is hereby notified to
appear at the Term Of said Court, be holden
at Burlington, within and for said County, on the
the first Tuesday of November, A. d. 1886, and an
to said suit or ho will be dciautcd.
j. 5. ADAMS, Clerk.
Y. S. HUI, Solicitor. wi5 3w
rsNllE HORSE YOUNG MAMBRINO WILL
\ stand for Mares, at the Howard House. Bur-
linstun, Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays at
llinesburgh Hollow, Thursdays Fridays and >atur-
days under the care of d. C. Gillett. We challenge
the world to produce lhis equal flor Pedigree aud
certificates see Bls,)
STEPHEN X. SMITH.
j.. f. SMITH.
JOHN Il. SMITH, ffoprctofs'
JOHN HOLMES.
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rsE E'EiEsIa.Ee k'Es.
BY rna VERMONT AND BOSTON LINE.
\. !. Howard, Operator.
iIvri- ss-s4-4-saa,s sl-zsi

i4.r-s.-..s-sa.s.-za
NEW YoER, May Com Stockton has
written letter to the Newark Mercury, IN
which he uncquiyocally condemns the repeal
Of the Missouri Compromise, and hopes
tac people Of Ncw Jersey will have an opor-
tunity not embarrassed by other issues, to
manifest their disapprobation Of the indcicn-
si5le violation Of that compact Of peace
PonrL,>p, May G.-Thc new Mixing Mill
at Gorham blew up this morning. Alfred r.
Allen Of Gorham was killed. lie leaves a
wife and ESQ or three children lie was
cleaning the stones ut the time The days
charge had been removed from the mill
The boards were thrown from the mill The
frame was saved.
CuLrNmA, 5. c. May 1.-The State Con-
ycntjon to elect delegates to the Cincinnati
National Convention met last evening, Hon
+. '. Pickens presiding, who spoke at
length in favor Of being represented at Gin
cinnati. The meeting adjourned till to-
morrow.
TRENTON, y. j. May G-rhe New Jersey
Democratic State Convention for the election
Of delegates to the Cincinnati Convention or
gained at noon to-day. W. O. Alexander
was chosen President. Indications are that
Buchanan, men will be selected.
PHILADELPHIA, May Tho entire demo
cratic ticket for city Officers is elected -
NauA q mHio!ity for Mayor is nearly 1000.
The democrats have also two thirds of the
city Council.
BALTIMORE, May "A duel was fought on
Saturday On the North Carolina State line
between DR.. wilkins and Mr. Randcr of
Wilmington, WilAin. was killed at. the third
fire.
Rocl ISLAND, May The Steamer Fife
after passing the draw bridge this morning
was swung round by the current against the
pier smashing her Cabins ami setting fire to
the boat, which was wholly destroyed to-
gcthcr with her Cargo valued at $50, OU0.-
The bridge also took fire and one span was
destroyed.
QUEBEC, p. NJ May Arrival of the
steamer NorH Aacr,can from Liverpool ODD
ut
American ilJur moved more freely Indian
corn held more firmly and in more active re-
quest and sales were reported at fully one
shilling advance on last week. American
flour one shilling Per bhl. dcarcr
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huntington, 4VrlI Y, INlO. dINti
EAISS LCTION.-TlIE CO-PARTNERSIIIP
W heretofore existing between the Subscribers il
this day, Ivy mutual consent, dissolved. All unset
tied accounts to be settled with A. Childs -
April !, l~jD. T.. J FAY,
4. ClilLDS.
THE SUBSCRIBER will continue the business
Of the late irll ct Fay Childs at the old stand,
corner Of Bank and Church streets. lie would say
to his friends and patrons that he will couGnc him
self more strictly TO the Cash system, and sell good
GcodS n, cheap the cheapest, hoping by strict
personal a'tcntion to bu,inc,, to rrcct liberal
shire of pubic patronasc.-Aprll !, loii.
anil dNw}w A.CIllLDS.
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.lE BARRELS DUCHESS COUNTY PORK
~ extra heavy-for sale b. the Dbl. or pound.
A. ;. DEWEY.
December, Sd, 1855. diff
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G cat Reduction of Rates.
- I CO.'S EXPRESS
1886. EIGHT LINE 1876.

Between VIEW YORK, MONTREAL, 90.
DEN&BfRGH, and all intermediate places,
,.-.- BY Grihth 4 Co.'S Line
E;s:.:sz...::.iof Propelers and BAR
.-hs--An.ges on the Hudson Kiy- S-=7s s1sy---SS,
err Rensselaer, 4 Saratoga and Saratoga 4 White
hall Railroads between Troy and Whitehall; Cham
plain Transportation Compmy's Passage Steamers
ON Lake Champaign; Cfamplain and IT. Lawr,n., o.,
Pittsburgh and Montreal Railroad to Montreal;
Ogden,burgh tailroli to OEdensburgh, and steam.
oTs on Lake Ontario and the River It. Lawrenc, t.
all Canadian Ports. By which MERCHANDISE
PRODUCE, &c, will be forwarded with great dis
patch, and TIME BILLS OF LADING WILL BE
GIVEN WHEN REQUIRED, at very low rates.
For rates Of freight, bills Of ading, &c. amply To
l.. j n. STARK, 33 Coenties slip, New York
+. 4, Tilinghast Co.. Troy NY.
W. \. Travis, Whitehall, \, Y
J, T. i. kctchum, PldttsbuIgh, y. I.
George W, Beckwith, burlington, Vermont
j. T. Church and VIM. Cootc, Rouses Point, NY.
Nelson Davis, Montreal, G. T..
George Parker, Ogdensburgh, y. Y.
SHIrrISG DIRECTIONS.
Mark packages "STARK 4 CO.'S EXPRESS, >
and ship in New York by GriHith 4 Co.'S Propc Ter,
and Bargcs, Pier No, &, l.. r., which leave daily,
Sundays eNceptod) at e +. NJ
- STARK co. also ship via Canal to hito-
hall, thence by Passage Steamers on Lake Cham
plain, at the LOWEST CANAL RATES. Tor
which mark goods stark Co.'s Line, " and shin
at Per 6, E Il, For rates Of freight, &c, apply
as above apps d2mos
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

rINEN TEACHERS OF FIRST ABILITY EN-.
u ploycd in tho School; airprding facilities for
n thorough EHgi,h education, with Latin, Greek,
tho modern polite languages music, Ion guitar,
piano, harp and organ,l drawing embroidery and
seven kinds Of painting.
Refinement Of manners and the etiquette Of society
nculcatcd. Partisan lady resides in the family.
Prizes are awarded in each department.
Aids to ptvecai education to be found in Dancing,
Cnlisthcnics, Gymnasium, Bowling Alley, (stiictiy
privotcD swimming in Mystic River, (salt,) horse.
back riding, &c. Well trained saddle horses belong
to the Seminary.
For particulars address the PRtSCirAL.
MRS. THOMAS ?. SMITH
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Rutland & Burlington Railroad

,-..,..--....-.., sPRING ARANGEMENT-ON AND
r.. "a t,a'tnr Monday April Z, 1856, Train. will
run n fellows, viz
Leave burlington for Rutland and Below Falls
at 10 - \. NJ and 100 =. ".
Leave Below stalls for Rutland aud Burlington
at l. lu, aud go 4. ".
Leave Rutland for Burlington at coo A VI. and
2io, +. NJ,
Leave Rutland for Bellows Falls at 500 A. NJ.
and 90 NJ
At Burlington, trains connect with train. II the
VI. Central and Vt. and Canada road. at Rutland.
with tram fer Troy, Albany, New York, Saratoga
Springs, ~choncctadg, and the Wcst-ut Fellows
Falls with trains Of the Cheshire Road for Ftchhurg,
Worcester, Lowell and Boston-Ncrmont Valley
Road, for Brsttlcboro, Springfield, Hartford, New
Haven and New York-and with sullivan Road, for
Windsor, &C..
RpI dkWtf l.. 4. CHAPLIN Supt
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AMERICAN AGRICULTUNIST,

(Nog in its fifteenth voumc)
This journal is prepared, not by VISIONARY ruro-
Risrs, or those who have Az AVE To GRtyp," but
by INTELLIGENT wonKrSe MES, who give from
month to month the plain common sense details Of
their actual experience.
Inc holtor Is himself practical man. brought
up 10 the iaoof' oil large i'fm' embracing varied
culture ana now resides IN the country 10 these
have been added the advantages Of thorough
study ct the sClENCE Of soil culture, years OF
practice IN the analysis OF Soils mannres, &c" and
extensive travelling for the purpose of observing the
practice OF cultivation in wide range Of locality.
lie mas access to all the leading agricultural
porioi''olS puosh'a' from which are CLEANED what
ever Is oi practical value The 1""'''n Atr'ni-
fr'" Is in this respect, current Encyclopedia Of
new agricultural information.
The articles are written in plain, familiar in
'tructive style, and adapted to the necessities of
the great mass Of cultiyators. In this respect as
well as others, it is believed that the ig7e"'''"t
STANDS uheluaIed'
Inc articles in cach number are prepared with
urect feior'nce 10 the farm AMI garden work Of the
i'o."n IN "nl'h 'hcy appear
ha'" monthly NUMBER contains u large Huaft'
mat 'o'u'n' 10 preserve as " work 'l reference
IonS continuation OF liberal patronage has
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cnaiu''vF' ~ the I'" li''e "l
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10 MAKE the AS'' '""''' excel by reason Il the
intrinsic value OF IT. pago'' iS'he ann ana ambition
oil the Publisher ana all connected with him'
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A r No., BANK BLOCK, viz. another lot OF
~ those fine straight line Lever Watches, ha-
beer received which have given to many perfect
satisfaction Of late. Also Diamond rings, Is X
Plain and chased rings, Cameo Pins, and Ear
ments and almost every thing in the line of Jewel
~, Plated Cake Baskets, the hanlsomcst pattrcn
offered in this Market, Childrcns Cup, poun,
and Forks, at low prices.
July 2sth. BRINSMAID & llILDRETlI
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EUST REED BY BRTNSMATD & HILDRETI
- fresh supply Of Scraphincs, Nclodona aud
Pianos from the best Manufactures, at reduced
prices
responsible guarantee given with every iustIu-
mcnt for quality of tone and durability.
June 2Oth, 1856. dtf
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The New YoRK REPUBLICAN, Mass Mrrr.
lNG.-Of the late remarkable meeting Of
Republicans in New York last week, the y
Y, Herald, (Pro-savery papcr) says
" Another demonstration Of negro worship
ners was held last evening, at the Broadway
laoarnacle. The building was ,rowdcd, and
both the orators and the audience were very
enthusiastic. They unanimously agreed that
there should be no more compromise withsavc
holders, that the day had come for the North
TO strike for liberty, and that Kansas must
tie Immediately admitted into the Union as
free State
The Boston Bee, Fillmore and Donclson
organ, says
The " great" Republican dcmonstra-
tion in New York, Wednesday evening,
was failure, MS n political demon
stratio1. All the men Of character, advertised
with SO much pomp to be present, took good
care not to show their faces. Rcpublcanism
of the sham sort-and this is samples
evidently on the rapid decline"
The Providence journal says
" The character of the men who took
part in the Republican meeting in New
York, gives to the proceedings dig
nifty that has not often, of late. attached
to political gatherings in that city. The papers
which chronicle the speeches of Capt. Ryndcrs
and his crew, and hold such men up the
hope of the nation and the safety Of the
Union, can call Moses II. Grinnell and
Charles H. Marshall and Charles 4. Stetson
and Benjamin +. Butler. "Black Republi-
cans and Niger worshippcrs," but the
opprobrious epithet stains only the mouth
that utters it, Nobody is harmed by it
They, and others who figured in that meeting
arc among the first men in the land for intel
lgence and true responsibility and real
WORTH men of large wealth, of commercial
enterprise, and Of conservative views
Among them are some of the most conspicuous
in the movement which was made in the
North in favor Of the compromise measures,
in the support Of which many man sacrificed
his cherished convictions, with the Zone, by
meeting all the demands of the South, to
check the aggressive disposition Of slavery"
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address the PRINCIPAL.
MRS. THOMAS ?. SMITH.

Rej,yca-".-lIon. Robert c. Winthrop, Boston;
Hon. Edward Everett, do; Rev. Charles Brooks,
West Medford; Rev. John pierpont, do; +. Gard.
nor. 4. NJ, Principal Bost IN Latin School; Hon.
Abbott Lawrence, boston; Rev. Hubbard Winsow,
New York; Rev. William Hague. DID,, Albany;
Rev. Rollin II. Ncale, DID, Boston; Hon. Sam.
Houston, Texas. my9wGmos
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Oxvgcnatcd Biitccs.-Proof that Dyspepsia
can be cured. Boston, January Is, ISL. G,ntl,.
m'n Regarding all patent medicines with distrust
it was not until had been reduced to helplcssncss
and confined to my bed, and after the skill of ply
sicians had failed to ben, 1T mo, that | could he
prevailed upon by the solicitations of friends to
try Your OTVgnotoi Bner', for Dyspepsia, dis
ease from which | have suffered in all its most
terrible forms, for about eleven ycars.
Some four weeks since | commenced using these
Bitters, and the trial has proved the virtue and Ell
cacy of the medicine in my restoration to health.
am glad Of an opportu' ity to my influence
in recommending th. medicine to those afflicted
with this horrible disease, believing that in all
case of Dyspepsia it will prove positive benefit if
not an chcctuOl cure. PHILIP IRISH No. >
Ashburton Place. SETH W. FOWLE & CO., I3s
Washington Street. Bo,ton, Projectors. Sold by
their agents everywhere.
For sale in Burlington by THO. A. PECK and
A. C. SPEAR. Winooski, by Jas NEWELL, and
5. c. IsHAM; h. FEHGusoS, Essex II. o. HoDGEs
Richmond DIXON 4 Co., Milton also NJ. Hull
Hinesburgh. w45w2
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MARRIED

In kee'vilc, n. Y, on the LIT inst By Rev
E. Cheshire, Mr. II. +. Hart to Miss Helen Z
Wills.
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Ready for Spring,

FINHE BEST ASSORTMENT OF FASHIONABLE
L and other ready made clothing, Of all uualti,,
and sizes, such GENTS PANTS, VESTS, BOYS
CLOTHING, India rubber Goods, Under Clothes
&c. &c.
ALSO SHIRTS, Collars, MS, Tee, Nc7-,., Stocl,.
GhrcS, Socks, Nusp,niers, Tm5r,ila', Bugs and all
kinds If articles generally called for by tho
Travelling public Also all kinds Of furnishing goods.
Clothes neatly cleaned dressed, pressed and left
18th a beautiful soft finish. No daubng over with
nyestufs, Clothes also repaired, c. BENNS.
Wheelcrs Block next 10 American Hotel.
n. b. Singers Sewing Machine for sale and right
use. aug2 dJwIw9mos
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VERMONT GoLD.-The return of Plymouth
for Walton's Register for ls57 SAYS gold
digsns don't pay all hands have left the
washings'